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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-10
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Trustee Sales
Trustees Sale of Valuable

Trustees Sale Of Valuable
l. Property.
As Trustee in a Deed of Trust executed on the sth
day of February s76. by VIM s. McChesney ana wife
undersigned Trustee. recorded in the clerk
page 3l7 and in the Clerk ONCE of the Conf Of HnS
tngs for the city OF staunton. in Deed Book No !,
coed, in front OF the Court House in Staunton, On
THURSDAY. the 18th day Of JULY, 1874.
est bidder that substantial Brick Building an An
gusta ST. between the residence Of Dr. McChesnev.
Spectator" said brick building being now occnnied
as banklng House by the Augusta National Bank Of
IN the Lower story and BY the Piedmont
ond story there being two additiolal rooms in said
second story which are now used lawyer ofices.-
purposes that has been offered Tor sale in the cty
OF stanton Tor many years will also offer for
entire interest and claim Of said McChesnsv and S
wife to that portion OF the estate of the late Jacob
Of said Baylor which is Of record in the CLERKS Of
fee fee, Of the County Court OF Augusta County, in
here made for more particular description Of said
interest. - "'' " ssu
TERMS OF SALE: Enough in cash to pay the cost n,
the sale, and the cost OF drawing and recorin~ ssid
trust deed, and commission Of five per cent a.,
the gross amount to the said trustee and to
discharge and satisfy the debt secured by said trnst
deed. II there be any residue OF said D,irchsse
money, the same to be made payable at such tine
McChesney shall direct, Fin case Of his fsmre 70
give such direction at such time and in such man.
nouncement will be made on day OF SALE -
June 22-tds. - >o' trustee.
POstpOnement.
pa The 6 %pt ss1s IL BY direction Of the
1875. at the same place and same hour ahnve mSn
;u,veo "a. EDWARD EcHoLs.
Trua
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HNrustee's Sale of Town

= Property.
By virtue OF Deed of Trust execptsa -
NovemDer 23rd 1874 and of record in the Cerk:s ~
o 81 court OF Hastings Tor the city o staun.
TIC auction, in front OF the Court House. on "
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER snd. 1876.
That House and lot OF land described in said daad
ana located IN the Northern part OF said citv The
on it comfortable 80 A0' anu AaS
DWELLING HOUSE
containing five rooms, at present occupied by John
TERMS.-Cash in hand sufficient to nav what i.
due on the purchase money secured nv the Tesd -
t trmst with the acc9mulated interest," residue on
Lime 10 meet such OF the purchase bonds as are NOT
years. s. N RAGRV T.m.t Saseo
aug 3-4t AA"DSoe'
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Docket case No.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
4 States for the Western District of Vain
Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Henry Y. Ha. mes, Bankrupt.
At Harrisonburg, in said District, on the 2sth day
OF july a. d.. 1876.
TAKE NOTICE--An order has been issued that all
the creditors of Henry Y Haynes, bankrupt ap-
pear before G. Douglas Gray, Register in Bankrupt
cy. at his office in Harrisonburg, Va, on the 18th
show cause if any they have, why the estate of
SAID Bankrupt consisting of tract OF 100 acres of
land in Allegheny county Va. adjoining the lands
OF Daniel Williamson, and Others value $4,000, also
an undivided interest of fourth in 22OO of
land adjoining the above tract of acres estima-
ted at $4,000, should not be sold free of liens by
John Paul, Assignee in Bankruptcy of the said
Henry !. Haynes, Bankrupt, and the liens transfer
red to the fund in court.
c. DOUGLAS GRAY,
aug sgt Register in Bankruptcy
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NOW WE ARE FLYING.

Life and Public Services Of Hon Samuel j. Tilden
Democratic nominee for President Of the United
states BY Theodore r. Cook, Of the Utica eObser-
Thomas A: Hendrick for Vice President, witt por-
traits on Steele The book is beautifully bound and
and child should have one. Changers, ::and people
not living In the city are inclnded Make an EFFORT
70 md outthe qualities Of the above distfuenikhed
men. Who will subscribe, It remains to be 9en.
Very Respectfully,
WALTER 8. STUFF.
aug 3
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Assignee's Sales.

Assignee's Sales.
a ssignee's Sale of Real Estate in
Warren County, Va.
In compliance with an order Of the limited States
DISTRICT Court for the Western District OF Virginia
IN the matter OF Ohio w. Ridgway bankrupt. enter
ea on the 18th day OF May, 1876, shall as Assignee
OF the estate OF the said Ridgway, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 2lst, 1875,
in front of the Courthouse Of Warren county,
sell at public auction.
the following named tracts of land with all buildings
ana improvements thereon, viz:
An undivided half interest in l2s acres more or
less one-ffth OF one-eighth Of 1850 acres i3 acres
ROOD ana 70 poles and lot No. 3 in the division Of
Joseph Ridgeways land, containing % acres. All Of
me ABOVE tracts Of land situated in the Forks
OF the River, near Leary School House, For furth-
er inquire Of the subscriber at his office
in Front Royal, Va. " 80
TERMS.-One-fourth cash, and the balance on q
credlt OF SIX twelve and eighteen months the pur-
CHASER giving bonds, with ample personal security
Ior tne deferred payments with interest from day Of
SAFE and the title to be retained by the Assignee
I'll the whole OF the purchase money shall have been
paid ROBERT r. RICK ASeiunaa
july 20-tds " -'Ne ""''
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Docket case-No. 1 .

w. 49,
docket case-No
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
ruptcy.
In the matter of W ]. Dinges Son, Bankrupts II
At Harrisonburg in said District on the 28tb dav
OF July, a. d., 1876.
Take Notice.-An order has been issued that all
the creditors of w. Dinges & Son, Bk'ts, appear
his Office in Harrisonburg Va, on the 18th dav Of
August A. D., 1876, at 10 O'clock A. M, and show
Bankrupts consisting of interest in certain lot
OF land containing acres aud 10 poles, lying in the
at $4,000 should not be Sold free of LIENS by John
Paul, Assignee in Bankruptcy, of said W. j. Dinges
C. DOUGLAS GRAY
aug 5-zt Register in Bankruptcy.
Docket case No.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the Western District OF Vrginia.---In
In the matter of w. W. Benson bankrupt
At Harrisonburg, in said District, on the 18th day
OF July, a. d., 1875. 10y
Take Notce..An order has been issued that all
tne credltors OF w. w. Benson, bankrupt, appear
before G. Douglas Gray Register in Bankruptcy. at
ms ONCE in Harrcissonburg. Va, the 18th day OF
cause if any they have why the real estate of said
of 4O3 acres lying Straight
creek, IN Highland county, Va adjoining the lands
OF Jordains heirs, and Others, should not be sold
Of adv Benon ana b en IN
to the fund in court
c. DOUGLAS GRAY
aug 81 Register in Bankruptcy.
lease No. 660.1
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE limited
States for the Western District of Vain Bank
ruptcy.
In the matter of W. ]. Dinges Son, Bankrupts
10 aohona 1t may
- The undersign-
ed, John Paul. of Harrisonburg, ROCKINGHAM
county, Va hereby gives notice of his appointment
Assignee of the estate of W. j. Dinges & Son. of
shenandoah Co., in said District who wefe on the
3oth day OF Oct a. d., 1885, adiudged Bankrupts on
tnelr own petition by the District Court of said Dis
trict. " ~ N
Dated July 2Oth 1876
July 27-3tl JOHN PAUL, Assignee.
lease No. 1913.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
states for the Western District of Vain Bank
ruptcy.
In the matter of John Lillis, Bankrupt
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned, John Paul, of Rockingham
county, va. hereby gives notice of his appoint
ment as Assignee of the estate of John LiIlis of |
Frederick Co.. in said District who was on the 18th
Jay OF May, a. d. 1873. adjudged bankrupt on his
own petltlon by the District Court of said District
Dated July goth, 1876.
july 27-3t JOHN PATTI. Assignee !
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
SUSPENSION OF COAL MINING.

Mining operations throughout the entire anthracits
regions OF Pennsylvania were suspended yesterday
throwing out Of employment about 900 and
boys The outlook is not regarded by the miners
very serious the short OF rest he suspen-
sion Is not expected 10 longer than five weeks viii
doubtless be followed by unusual acrvity.
In order ascertain the exact situation OF Affairs
HERALD reporter yesterday called upon different ON
Gals connected with coal mining companies The In
tcrview with Mr. Quintard, the manager OF the Phila
dolphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company. Is an
eptome Of the views OF the several officials Of the Dca
ware fackawanna and Western Railroad, Pennsyi
Company. Mr. Quintard IN answer 70 the reporters
ouestions said Yes the companies have all agreed
10 atom producing for month. THIS We End 20 be
necessary account OF the surplus Of stock on hand
We intend 10 work this on before resuming AS tho
pepnsyyania Coal Company-rcpresentc by Mr..
Hoyt--has stopped production, have no doubt
by this action they In harmony with the
combination. One thing Is certain, | think instead
Of higher prices for coal the chances are decidedly
favor OF lower prices cannot be too emphatic In
bned comDanes nave the power TO put up the price OF
coal TO exorbtant figure This Is not 50. The mo
anth racito coal becomes high priced bluminOus
coal comes and takes Us place
RKrORrER-But can that be used Tor domestic pur
posesy
"CertaFnfy M, admitting that the demand, on ac-
count OF the price OF antnractc ias OF for steam pur
poscs--that Vs. the large sized Goa. such as steam
boat lump &c the coal companies being sup
planted this by the more exclusive use OF pitumt
nous the large anthracite coal will have 70 DC broken
INTO egg, stove small sizes and thereby inorees.
the supply 70 such extent for domestic purposei
that the price would sure 20 fall THIS s matte
that should be perfectly Understood oy con
sumer,. and h0Ve tue HERALn VIII OAR MAIN
ths class =
The New York herald., 1876-02-08

&C per 10 Lambs at TIC per IN. Judd Buckingham
sYa @ ~ Illinois sheep weight 6G2i lbs per 100
hos snesp weight - $40 bs, at csc per ID also sold
hAss ~ $50 fdcoek sold i5l Ohio sheep. weight
weigh weight dSs s53o >, s5 =. q per b Illinois
Sneep, weight SoS4O los At 536e. 51Sc per 10. 51l
hilnois sheep, weight 1850 lbs, &c. per 10 1871 m
nois sheep. weight 1880 lbs. 7c per ID also sold
during this past week sos sheep average per head Sc m
J. Kirby sold 1919 Ohio sheep weight 1850 lbs az 6l,c
per 10 200 Ohio sheep, weight 1860 bs.. 6c per TO-
sheep weight 1880 lbs, Sc per 10 81 lambs weight
2O lbs az 7zc. per h. Hume Elliott sold 100 Ohio
sheep weight 1900 lbs at 5sc per h. 54l Ohio sheep
weight 1920 lbA. at &c per h.; 36s Ohio sleep
weight 33, 100 lbs, at 6Ac. per 10 100 Ohio sheen
weight le 55 lbs at osc per ID sT3 Ohio sheep weight
$50 lbs exc per lb 10f Ohio sheep weight 2ts
bs at 5c per b- 2S3 State sheep weight 27740 lbs
per b 81 State sheep weight, go lbs at 7c per
b: I57 Canada sheep weight 2O5OO lbs 7tc per 10
during psss week. 6372 sheep per
head 81 So Mich cows IN moderate demand at 500 S75
per head. calves included
VIAL AND CALvEs-Smoeh quality veal sold lOc per
d.. calves quoted rou Pennsylvania, sold at &c
434c per Ia, quality poor.
HoGS-Thsr0 % live hogs sale.
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-16c. LowER-FU-
TUREs LowER-FLoUR FIRM-wHEAT FIRM
CORN FIRMER-oATs sTEADY-PoRK DULL
QUIET AND NoMINAL-spRTTs TURPENTINE
QUIET-RosIN QUIET-oILs UNCHANGED -
FREIGHTs QUIET AND sTRoNG-CoFFEE QUIET
SUGAR QUIET.
MONDAY. Feb. 7--6 NJ
The merchandise markets were generally quiet, but
prices were in decidedly in sellers favor.
On 'Change flour was firm though the market dull
Wheat was quiet but firm for all kinds Of spring Corn
was in demand and hrmer for both old and new. Oats
were steady whiskey was easier. Pork and lard
were dull and nominal the being and the
latter easier. Freights quiet but firm Cotton
quiet Coffee quiet Oats quiet and unchanged
Petroleum quiet and nominal Naval quiet
Sugar quiet.
We note sales Baltimore OF e4 Rio, Bernardo
1000 bags do, ex slovanka all private terms. and
late Saturday $500 bags do, Bernard, a, I6kc.,
and 1000 bags do. Yamoyden private terms.
We quote ,ordinary eArgoes, l5Sc I5c fair do 17hc
171Sc; good do, I7kc. lsc.; primo do, IsAc
Isl<c; Santos fair good, 171c- 1sc.. gold.
ninety days; Java government bags. 24e do grass
mats 30 27c. Singapore do. 2oc. Gle CeyIon Ice
2oc Maracaibo. Isc. i91Se Laguayra. lsc. i9c; Ja
maica IKE l9c ST Domingo 15c 15JSc Porto Rico,
lsc le1<c Costa Rica Isc 1ssc.; MAeassar, 2oc
2lc Mexican 1sc Iec; MANILA &C. Ice. Angos-
tura Isc Ie1<c; savanila, 17zc lokc CuraeOa. Ito
Reconsideration for spot cotton were marked down
range of prices The closing prices to-day compare with
Saturdays closing prices as ionows:-
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Feb 2, 1875.
cG..1p dbl Ia1s ls low ss @dSSs Sa good %
aoSi. siSe Britain" 's''' Sales 900 stock
NEw ORLEANS Feb 7, 1876.
500 es S 10 rpSnae eaS
Stock. Ss4. .3OS
Cotton quiet and steady mdd1S l2Se; low aiddIiag
1000 Stock, osSoi. - - ''' -. s''''
Cotton duh and lower 10 SELL nominSy unchanged;
TIasn Id l2s low %d1S @ bs1s & ,S 9d ESESSsy
To Great Britain. 22eo; Soastwise, 7S4 Sales, I,2es
oHARLrsroS, Feb. 4 1879
bales Exports eoassxs Isl Sales COO sS
Recopts-Flour 1900 bols wheat o6o Susbss; corn
e Dc S9o Dc eoy do ~
%hs. Se Rss bushels. iooo :o DC 1 d Sas sns
s ss!
wautso on pvSo DO S. Nj ch@aS
a, ST So oorngFsr demand bat scarce sales. six cars
At SS Ss on the sass 10 cars sS arryC
h5m inquiry good sales $500 bushels Canada at esc
Lard quiet at iac. isj<c niGhwines nominal
TOLEDO, Feb 7. 1875.
held Hsss SSs'
s?sf'A Asi ~ 81 81 d. Il sta sgss1 hsH?sS
Sa%ssss hogs SS
'stssi
corn, II, 900 do. oats, 1000 do.
CHICAGO, Ill, Feb. 2. 1870
Flour.Demand fair and market firm Western shipping /.
sasy se sSGG g sSs g a%g ~gsf y a s. far
81 25 WheatDemand active and prices have advanced;
No. Chicago spring 81 ol spot and February ST. 0o1x,
March and 81 o5N May; No; do $40 rejected, e71se
CornDemand fair and prices have advanced No mixed
40l6c 4ozc, spot 4o%c bid March; 453c.
bid May. Oats quiet but firm and q shade higher
sic 3l4c., spot; 3lAc 31&c, March Barley
dull and shade lower sales at 76c ne, spot;
s69c March, Rye nominaly unchanged Dressed hogs dull
and lower at So rs So So closed at 50 IS PokFair de-
mand but at lower rates. sales 500 25 $40 27h
$50 40 $50 42IS March. $40 10 $50 TN April Lard
Fair demand but at lower rates. $l2 22h spot $i2 32h
Sl2 80 March $12 Is April Bulk meatsBuyers and sell
lers apart shoulders. sc short rib middes, Ike short
5000 bbs wheat 30 900 bushels: corn $1,000 do oats
$4,000 do barley, 1900 do. rye 7eo do Shipments
oats. 1000 DO barley, 1000 do rye se2 DO A. the
81 o1& February, 81 ooS March. Corn hrner at 4oSc
cash. 40Ac. March Oats quiet and unchanged, Pork
Lard easier at Si2 30 March, Sl2 an April
The New York herald., 1876-02-08

This day last week. 27S77; this Day Iss year zosss
Total since September A. 3.0s2 776 bales o Saturosy
night cotton treights closed as follows TO ~
bremen b{ steam T. compressed; By sail Aomina
FLoUR AND GRAIN-ReceipsFlou 226 bbtN a6
81 200 bushels meal $50 sacks. corn: zs.ssSy
bushels oats "a 62l do barley I450O do barley ait
3,975 do The houT market DUH but hrm sales
including State Western end Southern, only IpoOo
bbls. at prices within Corn meal qNieI
We sale Of 100 bbs at $3 so s. 55 for Bandyw,ne
and 50 % 80 for Western, jersey and Pennsylvania
The New York herald., 1876-02-08

ments that have heretofore existed between some Of
the Western lines being dissolved If true the
fact precedes another railway
A Washington telegram this afternoon says that the
House has agreed committee Of conference on the
District Of Columbia 36s bond bill
other items relating TO currency affairs In Washing
ton will be found under their appropriate head
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of the East
ern Railroad is in progress In Boston There is
large attendance and excited discussion. Several
plans for relief presented without definite action
as yet
Treasurer New proposes to resign his present posi-
ton at an early day and resume his banking business
in Indianapolis
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Sal rs
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE ]

man to Maximiian Noses Andrew Cumming. David
Johnston and John Thomson TO William Winterbottom
nnd Alexander Scott and Theo Van Raden TO Newell r.
aday.
The following insolvent schedules we're nled in the
Court of Common Pleas
John G. Rue, assigned TO Israel c. Lawrence; labil
kes 81 072 4s nominal assets 81 3 III actual assets
~ $50 rs bond ordered in the sum of So OO0
James r. Reilly and Peter Kieman; liabilities
R2 i6O nominal assets $1l 666 actual assets So $50
bond ordered in the penalty OF 50, O00
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
DURING THE YEAR 7o2o POLICIES HAVE BEEN
ISSUED, INSJRING s2L964 100.

NORRIS FRANKLIN. President.
WILLIAM H BEERS.
Vice President aad Actuary.
Theodore NJ Banta Cashier.
D OiDeii superintendcni Of Agencies.
Corneiiess BeseTn,' ". D. Medical Examiners
Charles Wright. N. D.. Assistant MEDICAL Examiner
The New York herald., 1876-02-08


Delivered on contract 20O bales For future delivery The
sales follows ;-SaturdaY aiter one r a-hafch,
AN Al l3isc April 800 f35tc, 10 nc Is ll32c. May.
900 az is i9s2c June 800 554c LOO AZ 10 1532c.
Au 800 az IA Lice ~ ii2c. Total $500 bales
To-day up 70 two r. M-February, fOO Al l2zsc 90 Al
IL l7c 100 hort notice shj az l2c 1 az u 2,-32e
900 az 3 3S2c IS ll6c April, 100 a. ~ gS2c,
100 AZ i3 .i6c 600 40 - e32c Nay 2uVO a. l5xc,
D N IL BE 100 i3 0-l6c. pOO et l3 732c 100 AZ
I3t,c. June 800 ~ 2332c., 100 AZ i5kc, LOO a.
IA "a oc 1oO Al l34tc 4OJ at 10 2J32c, July, 100 at
i31c 500 At - 2g-slc., 2OJ at lyke August loo At
IA Total IL bales Grand total. &ip)O bales The
,erefnt Al the fots we're follows Gaveston, 26a5;
New Orleans bOs3; Mobile. 2.fO0. savannah. iy3O;
York I2J3: Boston "A. PhladelDhia f3. Total lO.I1S
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

MONDAY. Feb Z. 1875
WEEK:
Sas,sf Forty Eighth sitSfs.... ST.. - 81 "a .z7es
5sT.sy 5srs'S oi.y'..:. s'5.'' o7ss isa5as W Sal
Totals. ssgI ssP7 sT SI,s3I ss3i sISs5 lSs5
i~ Il e~ III. su. &. 'sn s. Sss Is
S 20 s sna &.
closed weak From "a lbs 20 50 lbs has been allowed net
illinois steers es ia1lc per ib With fraction on The
tcp steers wsghis s svt sgt sw 4 w whSseS @ sold io5 y
sS cwt cws; A. n Monroe sold for ;si @ IS Illinois
csssT on gross 81 S Lead t. b. o
sas = illinois Merritt sold for Redfora
woisbts e sss wi,h one steer - cw. T nes held
sold for L. s Crocke l45 Illinois steers At ioc i2e per
ib general sales at lv1sc per H. weight, "A cwt W
ssss 81 e~s s0 Giles lies sold for Hacs ca osnpss
a. LOG lIe & per ls weight ~ sws 1917 ss st e .inJIs
Hsrs'mus Cove d. Waixel sod for Morris waxels 80
s qS s% consy NC s d Ssd Tor & 's r 6
a. o. per ' Weights ~ ewS ioF rss, pIsmsH @ Io
% dry cows; :! re per D.. weight ,sSwt, Tor p
,ds s%p g sr nao :s ss o4 q. q c6sa Iss s sF Ohio &
steers at lo9e l2ae y per D. weights 7 cwt . 7 cT
weight 81 for Musser Co. q Illinois steers at 90
keybp"Id co Is Illinois steers st ios<c ic Der s.
weight ~ fcr Kerr Co. IS Kentucky steers a. ss1c
steers At gIc per H. weight 65s cw for j. browne IL
Ohio ID, weight cwt. NJ LAutorOoch
sold FOR Morris Waixels 10 Illinois steers AZ
si4c l0tlc per h.. weights cwt strong ~ cwt 10
Illinois bulls &c. per H. 46 Illinois bulls &C. per H.,
with 81 % per head on - head weights 80 lbs 1900
lbs gross per head W. T. Dudley sold for Iceland Co
% Illinois seers az exc lol4c per ~ weight cwt for
Morris Waxels % Illinois steers Nc b.. weights
o. cwt 63l cwt. NJ Goldschmldf sold or eaddler Co
III Indiana NJ lOc per lb wciglt 6 for Law
OF for Hirsh Co z24 kentucky steers at iO1sc
iiAc per 10, weights 81 cwt 7ik FOR Wright Co
O. Missouri steers At lOtc per H. weights ~
sHEsP And LAxnA-Irade STOW but Grm, with general
sales in large ot nearly Al q the hooks 20 hand were sold
Oh when tho market closed ~ noon sheep sold a. 3e
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
CLOSING rRIcEs-3 ?. N.

The following the changes in closing prices com
pared with those OF Saturday,
ADvAscE E-Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph x; New
York Central, 2hi Michigan Central, -; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, y; Erie, \; Lake Shore,
fA Northwest common y do preferred, y Ohio and
Mississippi, =; Pacific Mail, y ouicksver, y; Rock
island, l; 81 Paul = do. preferred, 4; Wabash, \
Union Pacific, y; Western Union l i: New Jersey
Central, 4 District or Columbia 365 \,
SrArIoSARY-Eric IN London and gold.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
we're strong Rock Island sold Ios3l 1ook; Della
ware, Laekawanna and Western, ll9; Delaware and
Hudson, 40 12ok; Panama, lso Cleveland and Pitts
burg, OAK o45s; New York and New Haven, l5oh;
United States Express GO co. Morris Essex l02H;
New York Central ia
THB KoSEY MARKET
Money on call ioanswas quoted at per cent, with
and 3 X per cent on government bonds. Discounts
rule ai anu per cent but the amount Of prime COM
The New York herald., 1876-02-08

From the undivided surplus Of s. 4ooe56 70 tho Board OF
Trustees has declared reversOnary dividend available on
settlement Of next annual premium TO participating policies
proportionae 20 their contributions supus The cash
value OF such reversion In settlement II tho
policy holders
The New York herald., 1876-02-08


FINANCIAL.
A UGusT BELMONT CO.
issue Travellers Credits available in all parts Of the world
Messrs. DE- RoTHsCHILD
Also Commercial Credits and Teiegraphc Transfers o,
Money on California and Europe
A LEX. FRoTHINGHAM 4 co. ARE OFFERING
privileges this active stock market atverycoso rates.
issued month ago. costing $50 and upward
are now worth on many stocks from nvo to ten tos tho
cost Any stock at the Exchange bought sold on margin
ALEX' FRoTHINGHAM 4 CO..
Bankers and Brokers' IL Wall st.
A -DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS
a. bought and sold S is Slf f fisiSseGa MIco hG1se
Stock Brokers and Auctoneers,
NB7 and 10 per cent choice City Bonds and other Al
Investment Securities our specially "a years paying 10 20
II cent interest promptly paid for sale below
0NHIRTY FIRST ANNUAL IREPoRr
ofthe
New York Life Insurance Company
omco.
$40 and s4s Broadway.
January /, 1875
AMOUNT OF NET CASH ASSETS
JANUARY l. 1875. .sa7 i4s,777 81
REVENUE ACCOUNT
Premiums and annuItes -. s6,oea,oo2 81
Interest received and accrued s7oe5s 81 7sae6eI IS
Total. So Os5. AS &C
DISBURSEMENT ACCOUNT
Losses by death ....-...... 81 .524 S14 80
Dividends and returned pre-
miums cancelled poll - - -
ces.................s...-.. Z.fol,OSo W
Life annuities, matured en-
suranees. ..............-. 1872 400 50
Commissions, brokerageA,
and agency expenses 86l ,9iS Os
Advertising and physi
cans iees................ 1851 2s
Taxes office and law
penseS, salaries, printing. - -
%oO,llf Oo- o7,sloooO W
Total $50 Ice 0O2 60