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az" Have just received, full line of White
Plaid and Mexican Mating, which will be sold
at city prices. j. q. Rouse, Bel Air. ap12
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sB" Congress, Frederichshall and Sulphur
Waters, fresh and natural, constantly on hand
at the new Bel Air Drug Store. +. Wyatt
Baker. an4
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sg"For Rent.-A comfortable Dwelling
cellent garden, &c. Enquirea at The Agis office
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.ag-For Sale, a good set Of Double Carriage
Harness Address s. II. Coale, Agent, Bel, Air.
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Framing Timber, Oak Fencing Posts and
Cord Wood for sale, at moderate prices. j. B.
Wysong, Hickory Postoffice. apl2
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The closing prices In San francisco were:-


The total sales OF stocks Board to-day aggre-
gated 244, 900 shares
The receipts and shipments OF wheat and corn at
Chicago and Milwaukee to-day were as iollows:-
Chicago-Receipts Of wheat, 33, 992 bushels; ship
ments, 31.576 do. receipts OF corn, s6,572 bushels
shipments, 244 $40 do. Observation-Disclosures OF
wheat, $500 hushels shipments, los, 200 do. re-
cepts Of corn 500 do; shipments, 100
OF the 81, $780, 900 Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pany's seven per cent bonds which matured Novem-
Der l. 1871 the Of 81, 4s2 900 extended. by
agreement with the holders until November l. 1891,
the extension not in anywise impair the security
afforded by the mortgage dated January 2, 1871 Tho
company asked tho Stock Exchange have those bonds
restored to the list. The committee having the mat
ter in charge have recommended that they be placed
the regular list after 1S9ls and called "Dela
ware and Hudson Canal first mortgage extended"
The following securities wore sold At auction In
New York to-day
5000 Endowment l'fe policy issued by the
Now York Lie Insurance Company TO w. Eu-
cid Young. payable IN October, 1881. 500
81, 900 Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
first mortgage six per cent gold bond, dated
1870, que 1899. Interest coupons pay able May
and November Coupons on, from and includ-
ing November, 1873. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
So, 900 Long Islano City certificates of indebted
ness (hypoth ecated) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7Ok
40 shares National Park Bank, 500 each....... 93t
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RELIEF FOR SMOKERS.

Great annoyance has been experienced by passsn.
gers arriving from Havana, and other places. who
brought their cigars with them, BY the compulsory
actions OF the customs officers, who forced 70
tako possession OF these articles II exceeding 100 in
number. Supervisor Merritt communicated with the
Collector the subject recommending that u the
Treasury Department should concur, fine equal 10
the duty such cigars. " not In OF few han.
arcd, be collected on tho dock.
Yesterday the Collector received order from
Washington, In which Secretary Sherman says:-"Un-
der existing regulations cigars imported thus In good
faith Tor the personal use OF the passenger, are
eltnor scized under section 1884 Revised
Statutes, and much delay and expense
caused to the owner; II not moro than 200 they
are passed without payment Of duties, as personal
effects and considerable resenue Is thereby lost In
order TO collect those delinquent revenues, as we'll
as TO facilitate tho business OF passe so arrivus
Il Is suggested that such cigars 10 izcd aud that
authority be granted for tho release oil such impora.
tions shall not exceed reasonable nun bsr with
out a previous reference TO the department in oach
cascr As this suggestion meets The approval tho
GRAFTON thereof Secretary SHERMAN Directs .that in
all where cigars shall be introduced tho Dag
gage OF passengers arriving from foreign ports
quantities, but ' Il no ,ns.ssoa Of drssa
snail appear, and there be not than Eve hun.
dred cigars IN any one Importation the Collector
10 and In lieu OF sho duties that would have accrued
thereon, had the importation been legal TBe moneys
20 received Will be accounted Tor upon the regular
Fines, Penalties and Forfeiture Account, aud tho
instructions contained Ia this letter viii be APP
Piled TO Ike importatons OF liquors, &C.. which
prohibited under section 2,50t Revised Ststutes" La
accordance with those instructions Deputy Collector
Phelps on behalf ,, the Collector. and Auditor Bcne-
dot acting Tor tho surveyor, nave perfected the
essary arrang em cuts. and tho revenue aud import
stamps Will DO affixed the wharf 10 gars brought
by passengers instead OF being seized as heretofore
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THIRD B0AED-2:3O ?. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT QUIET FUTURES CLOSED
sIEADY-FLoUR LowER-wHEAT LOWER
CORN LowER--oArs EAsY-wHIsKEY NoMI-
NAL-PoBK QUIEr--LARD QUIEr-PETRoLEUM
QUIET--oILs QUIET-sPIR1Ts TURPENTINE
QUIEr-RosiN QUIET-CoFrEE QUIET SUGAR
QUIET.
THURSDAY, Juno 1870 Pm
Business was moderate In nearly all commodities.
on Change the markets all but universally dull
and generally lower Flour duh and lower Wheat
dull unsettled and decidedly lower. Corn lover
Oats easy. wbiskey nominal Pork quiet. Lard quiet
Cotton tho spot arm futures closed steady Gro
ceries naval stores, oils and petroleum quiet.
CorrER.-The market for Rio quiet aud weak; 1000
bags OK Harox taken Of stock We note tho ar
rival Of the Alliance with 4,35i bags Rio and the
Epping with 3SlS do. santos. which makes the
stock in hrst hands oS,259 bags Mild coffee
was quiet We quote :-Ordinary cargoes 13h. a
131sc; iair do. 154c good do. 15Zc alec primo do
I6iac. 16hc; extreme range for lots, i3,4c Isc.
santos, fair 10 good, i434c 5c., gold. 90 days. Java
government bags. zoe 2i1ac DO. grnss mats, 2oc
PIKE; Singapore Ito 1ssc Ccyion. Ice isc Mara
caibo. he 10; Lsgusyrs 14c 100 jamaica 100
tic; S. Domingo. t3Isc; Porto Rico f4c 1enc; Costa
kca, lac l7c. Mexican. loc. 1910. MacassNr, Ito
Use Angostura loo. l6tscs savanila, i3c. i7c.;
Corros ths spot was Arm. but unchanged. Futures
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The Stock Market Very Ac-
tive and Excited.
GOLD 1o1 A 100 7-e.
Government Bonds Weaker. States and
Railroads Irregular.
MONEY ON CALL EASY ATs1-sAsPER CENT,
WALL STREET,

THURSDAY, June 1852. N.
The weakness At the close OF the market yesterday
developed into almost panic at tho opening to-day
The homo and foreign news was anything but calcu-
lated inspire confidence In tho bulls and the bears,
after their long Information advanced savagey upon
thor trembling adversariea The reports received
just before the close yesterday from the freight
agents. meeting were found TO be quite true this
morning, and the cutting OF rates which has up TO
the present been done secretly will now be perLe-
trated populo. Then news arrived during the
night Of Communisuc outbreak In Quebec,
whore the rioters were led BY . real, live
Partisan Communist, redolcnt OF the petroleum
cask. The receipts of grain At Chicago
and Milwaukee were very small, and to top all the
diplomatic representatives. OF the great Powers met 10
discuss peace war, the former OF which the bears
insist upon necessity for the efete monarchs TO
enable them to stem the lido Of enlightened opinion
a. shown in the murderous attempts OF lunatic ruf
fans With all these arguments It 10 not to be won
dersd that the supporters OF the market during the
earlier part OF the week should turn tail join the
ranks of their antagonists. But unfortunately the
long party ana Jostlsd each other SO
peraously that at the end Of the first halt hour OF
business The retreat OF the bulls had degensrasd into
regular sauue gut pc Lake Shore LED the rout falling
TO 60h, the lowest price for many months. while the
grangers stocks followed AT even more rapid
pace. Toward noon, however, little bsttor feeling
set in and after an hour OF small fluctuations tho
market strengthened gradually and closed for tho
part highest figures made after the rally
The only bright spot in the market was Western
Union, which remained remarkably steady In the
teeth of the general decline This stock opened at
B5k and tell to S4l4, but rallied to S5X, closing At u
only below that price. This strength was due TO the
rood opinion based upon tho quarterly statement of
the company. which shows very handsome surplus
after deducting usual dividend and expenses con-
seousnt upon the Atlantic and Pacific purchase. The
market was very active, the dealings in Lake Shore
alone amounting 70 almost ono-Afth OF the snIire
stock OF that company.
OPENING PRICES.
The opening prices OF stocks Al the Board to-day
wsro a. follows:-New YORK Central, l09X Erie,
1lX; Lake Shore, 81; Wabash, 151i; Northwestern.
Nh; Northwestern preferred, 74H; Rock Island,
ll5X; Milwaukee and St Paul, 49A; Milwaukee and
ST. Paul preferred, Tx; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 81; New Jersey Central, 20; Delaware aud
Hudson Canal, So; Morris aud ESSEX, s2h; Michigan
Central 66 Chicago, Burlington and QUINCY, 1861:
Ohio ana Mississippi s7s; Western Union, sS1s; Pa
cinc Mail 1871.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oUo 20l IOo
Delivered contract. 800 bales YESTERDAY For future
Z M--Jnns. 100 bales at I164c:; july 100 At L69c
800 ~ II Toe August 600 NJ IL 75c 1900 at lL74e
eeptember 800 at 49c October 100 Mt IL 2oc No
vsmber. 100 at IL l4c December. loo A. l4c; April
100 q ll45c May, 100 Mt l.53c Total 5000 bales
To-day mp to r M.-June. 400 bales at ll60c.
l0u at n6lc. 800 at ll.62c., 100 NJ ll.6lc. go
$50 ils' ,s 100 g soo ssy 100 a.
800 lee, 100 a. i6sc: 7co Goo. August 700
ll75c, 800 at II 74c., 2iOo 73c 400 at LIE,
II TIE, 300 lille $500 IL Toe, 200 Tie,
2oo at 72c September 800 ut 49c., 800 It l. 4sc,
800 Ct 47c 1000 1t IL 45c, LOO l46c 1000 at
II Ssc 100 a. 100 e 2,s aooas ii27c 800 =.
November, 100 1T 1l.12c.. 800 at lille lGo at
II .l3c.; December, 900 at H. 10c., LOO lille;
March, 100 1l.35c; May, 100 ll.53a.
Total, 4o,soO bales. Grand total, 1880 bales.
~! he receipts at the ports we're AS saveston ID
bales; New Orleans. 81; Mobile. s5 savannah. 3sl;
Boston 24s Total, Ito bales. This day last week.
l1oA bales This day last year 625. Total since sep
temher lSO3o7 bales to last night. Cotton freghts
closed a. foliows:To Havre by steam, Ac compressed:
BY sail 3Sc. To Hamburg. by steam, No. compressed.
10 bremen BY steam lll6c. comprcssed by sail, 1ac.
70 Liverpool Ad. by steam bv sail, 1564d, COMPRESSED
FLOUR AND GRAIS.-Receipts - Flour 1870 bits;
l9562o bushels oats ~ 1925 do barley. $50 do
barley malt, 1888 do. Flour dull and l0c 5c lower.
mainly on low grades choice family The saes lud
Ing state Western and Southern about IL 900 bbs
within The annexed Rye hour ruled quiet with
sales OF $50 bbs Corn meal also quiet and sales
II 900 bushels No. WESTERN
ri m ware uiet Wan
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YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE H. l87s.-TRIPLE SHEET
lima SKIES nou-fundabIa District Of Columbia 1855

lima SKIES non-fundabla District Of Columbia 3-65's
fell to S3zx-a decline Of u.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were Irregular and the following
were the changes compared with last previous saes:
An advance OF u in South Pacific Railroad frsts and
New York Elevated Railroad frsls, and n In
Canada Southern deDentures There was a de-
cline Of x in Wabash hrsts (St. Louis division, ex
matured coupon), n in Hannibal and St. Joseph
elghts, convertible; Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern irsts, Northwes; gold sevens and Lake
Shore registered nrsts; u In Central Pacific frsts
(San Joaquin brancnl and y In Lake Shore coupon
seconds, Ohio and Mississippi sinking funds and
Union Pacific Arsts
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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COTTON EXCHANGE.

Al meeting OF the Board OF Managers Of tho Cot.
ton Exchange yesterday an amendment 10 article IL
OF the bylaws, concerning the delivery OF cotton was
adopted ordered posted tor ten days and meeting Of
The Exchange called TO considor the same Monday.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

c.... ..,s,u,. GALyhsros June 70 1873
S5ainsy s Sale. Nss reesess' s bales Exports coast
NV ORLEANS, June la 1873
Cotton frmer; midding ~ iac Tow mdding iutsc. |;
Exports sss os 0 ssoci
MoBtLE. June IS. 1878
so Ss'' say @ Net sssp IS @Ss e
coastwise, Sales. 200 stock, $3.50.
Cotton quiet; miadling. lie: low maaag. u os.c.
bales Exports eosst.ss sales. So ssoss ios
Cotton Arm mladlinr loysc. Adding, iosic. good
wiss 1874 Sales. $50 spcoi. a4 sa'' A'''' '''
WILxIscros, \. g June ~, 1873
o yaaw Hru as Is o eAay a. " for
q F!oss steady; No spring g 81 smssr winter.
~ SO So Isl so 81 10 sales. 100 ools.
Mhs 'sa s.s 81 s. S = Corn rss os
sales high mixed Toledo. 46c state 4te Oats quiet;
i 90
lumber 80 shipmeats-iooo bbs -four, 5000 bushels
BuryALo, June 49,. 1879. :.
dun and ss
Of bushels SH sn xn o. osn IN sa d.
ksnss. :. taac Oats in light ,naay Barley nsslse,sd
E tar o,ss1 .ro sa's 81 sS
bx 'sh steady Canal rssa,s ssep!:
iake-fl0ur. lJO bbls. 4i.2OU bushels
rye 2oOO DO lard, 50 tierceS shipments by railroads.
Flour. 300 bbs wheat $4,000 bushels; corn, 80, 600
DO oats. II 200 do; barley 4 400 Dc. rye. 300 DO
ny canal 20 Observation-Disclosures 81 400 bushels 63 4sO
do oats ~ 500 do barley. 1000 do. To inteediate
TOLEDO June 10. 1873
Wheat opened dull closed frmer; amber Michigan.
and June, 81 o2 July, 97c No. red winter spot 81
BASH Tie Corn dull; nigh mixed. 39c. No. 2 spot 39c
ected 36c, dam aged, 32lsc Oats dull aud Re-
ceipts-5.Du0 bushels wheat. 1900 do corn, 1000
oats Shipments 900 bushels wheat 81 900 do. corn
900 do. Markets closed dull; amber Mch
gar July, 97c. No red winter July, 04c. Corn dull
changed Oats dull; No. = 24c white Michigan 26c.
No. white. 2614c.
CHICAGO. June H. 1878.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat and actv
but weak and lower closing heavy; No. SPRING SOC.
cash; 9o4c 951sc, june 9i7sc. 92c july SEIZE.
gust; No. do, 5000. Corn inactive at 35stc, cash;
35Mc 35alc., june 357sc., Juiy $685.. August:
jeced s Rye h:mer at 53c Barley at 4Sc 4se
Pork unsettled; opened strong aud higher. closed
at the inside prices; 50 625a - 81. cash; IS s.
a IS 67Js, July; IS 80 90 s21s, August. Lard nm
cash is s. July; So Is August bulk meats steady and
unchanged, Aicohol; s3he whissey steaay a. 81 o..
Frcghts-Corn 10 Buffalo Tc Receipts-5 900 bbls Hour
1900 do wheat $1,000 do 1000 Do oats. 800
do. rye 800 do barley Shipments $500 bbls -four.
80 bushels wheat PAS 0OO do. corn. ~ 900 do
800 AGO do. barley Markets closedWheat active
at 9e4c. yuae esse BID Juiy Sc Husust Corn fairly
25<c. higher. Lard hrmer. but unchanged.
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PHiLADkLPHIA SrOCKH,
The closing prices Of Phiadelp hia stocks were -


The following were the opening prices Of mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day Tip Top Xxi Navajo,
IS; Gould Curry, TX; Savage, liz; Choar Potosi,
27h; ophir. son; Hale 4 Norcross. z; Crown Point,
81 Yellow Jacket, BeIcher. 8; Virginia Consolidated,
lax; California, Fl; Overman, Is; Raymond Ely.
az Best & Becher, 14H: Union Consolidated, s.;
Alpha, III Sierra Nevada, 4; Mexican, 12>a; Eureka
Consolidated, so; Justice, 4; Utah, Q.
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British steamer hence Hull with 10000 grain
on private terms; British steamer arrivei hence TO
Cork Tor orders 10000 quarters grain At 7 swedish ba-k
hence 70 the German Baltic general AZ rates. srsh
steamer hence 70 Cork Tor orders $500 Erain ~
italian bark sos tons Philads pha Cork for grain
6s Austrian bars 767 tons Pniladephia do Us. 3D.
Norwegian bark Baltimore. United Kingdom direct,
DerU
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, June 1875 p NJ.
Cotton-Ths sales OF the day included 1900 bales
American. Futures quiet but steady; upands low mid
ding clause, August and September delivery 7l6d
upnnds low middiing clause. September ana October
Produce ATallow, s7a Sd per cwt.
LONDON. June 13-Evenng.
Calcutta linseed 49 4os Cd per quarter; nsesd oil,
EFT per ton.
wilcoxs lard closed ct FAX forms per 80 kios.
BRKxEN, june Ii, 1873.
wilcoxs lard closed at 3sIs marks per ito los.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT.
LIVERPOOL, june ID. 1879
Pork-Eastern steady At SIS do. Western dull 42s
BaconCumberland cut hrmer ut 27s do short RIB steady
IT'S Cd do long clear hrmer At us do. short clear
hrmer at 2Ss Cd. Hams-Long cut Hrmer at,9s Shout
ders steady At ia BeefInda duii at Sis do
Prime Western dull ut 35s. Cd. Taiow-P Prime city
steady At 37s Sd Turpentne-spirts dull At 23s Cd.
Rosin Common dull at IL. Cd do. fine dull IT los.
Cheese American choce dull NJ 46s Lard oil dull 3
Flour-Extra State steady Mt 26s Wheat-No spring
hrmcr 9s 3d. do No. 2 spring hrmer st es I'd. do
winter steady ut los Id CornMxed Soft old. dull NJ
25s 3D. do do primo new, dull at 23s I'd. Cottonseed
oIl--Nono In market.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, June 13-4 80 p. NJ.
Consols, 05 Gle for money oJ3z for the
United states AZ cent bonds, 10o3a; Illinois Central
s7h Pennsyvania Central 29s4: NewJsrsey Central 20
Paris advices quote nve per renss SAKE. Tor
the account
Tho specie In tho Bank OF France has Increased
$500 O0Of during the past week.
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STOCK EXCHANGE.

Application was made Yesterday 10 the Governing
Committee OF the stock Exchange 10 have the a65's
District OF Columbia bonds placed the regular list
II was referred 10 The Commttss on Govornmeat So.
curilieA ..nN
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THE FoREIGS MARKET.

THE FOREIGN MARKET
Tho London adviccs reported consols y higher at
the opening at e5ts 95x Tor money and 95x e5zs
Ter the account, but at the close thero decline
10 g5x 95x for botn money and the account
United states ponds were steady at an advance OF
u per cent Erie opened at 1884, fell of to 14ys and
closed at ID; the preferred declined to 32k. New
Jersey Central declined u per cent, to 2o Peonsy
vauia Central Ia per cent, to 29s4, and Reading y
per cent to 16. The Bank OF England discount rate
remains at ~ por cent The bank gained f4Ss, 900
bullion for the week ending yesterday, aud tho pro.
portion OF reserve TO liabilities Is 39h per cent
against 375< per cent last At Paris rentes de-
clincd 10 I'LL &c., and advanced to 1871. 52hc The
closing prices in London were:-Consols. Tor money
ana account, e5s 95%; new AZ per cent bonus,
1861; nve-twcnty bonds Of 1867, 1osx 1908; ton
forty bonds, 109h 1925; lives OF 1881, 1913; Ere
common shares, 10 Erie preferred shares, 32h; Now
Jersey Central, 20; Illinois Central, s7h.
STATE BONDS
state bonds at the Board we're cent higher for
Louisiana scvens, consols, and steady for Missouri
skies Hanniba and st. Joseph ssue) and South Caro-
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CoPARfSERsHir NorscEs.
NEW YORK. June H. 1873.
The copartnership of Scribuer Armstrong Co has
been dissolved by the death OF Edward and by III
own Imitation
Mr.. Andrew q. Armstrong desiring retire from tho
frm has sold his entire interest In the
Is solely authorized to settle the affairs the late rn
ANDREW @. ARMSTRONG, Surviving
JOHN BLAIR ScRIBNEk, }Partncr&
NEw YoRK. june II, 1878.
The publishing and booksehg business carried
by Charles scribner Co.. and afterward b
Scrbner Armstrong Co., will be continued in all its
patmens ~ the old stand Nos TAB and TAD Broad~ayl
under tho firm name OF
CHARLES sCRIBNER's SONS.
JOHN BLAIR SCRlBNER.
CHARLES SCRIBNEK
new YORK June IL, 1873
The nrtnershp heretofore existing between the sub
scribers under the name Of Scr5ncr Wexford Il ARM
strong, Is this day by mutual consent dissolved A
Charles Wexford and John Blair Seribner
CHARLES WEXFORD.
ANDREW o. ARMS fRONG.
JOHN BLAIR SCRIBNER.
NEW YORK. June IL, 1878
Of Mr. Andrew O. Armstrong In the Arm Of scribne Well
ford Armstrong have this day formed cooartnershp
under the name OF
SCRIBSER d WEXFORD,
and will continue the importing and bookseng business
at the old premises, Nos. 7i3 and 7L5 Broadway
CHARLES WEXFORD.
JOHN BLAIR SCklBNER.
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NEW YORK MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.


10 Northern Belle.... 81
Alpha. lily ,oid, Is aske'
Am. Flag. ~ bid III aske'
Bobtaii. ..2M bid, 2s{ askes
Bullion. . .405 bid, 5s4 aske
Belcber.. 2.0o bid. ~ askc
Best &B. Ia bid. l5H aske
Buckeye u. .37 bid, asKel
Caledonia. LEO Did.214 askc'
California. II bid. - aske'
Imperial 80 BID. - askel
Consolva. IAN aid. i51 Rske'
Grown AZ bid, = aske
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The Following were tho highest and lowest prices
THE MONET MARKET

TIE NUNEI MARKET.
Money on call was easy to-day at TX per cent
,hesc being the only rates during the day. The fol-
lowing the rates OF exchange New York at the
undermentio cities to-day Savannah, buying
par, selling u premium; Charleston, scarce, LIS
premium, 3l6 y premium; Now Orleans, CON-
msrc,al lie, bank u; Chicago, so premium; st
Louis, lilo premium. and Boston, par. Foreign ex.
change was quiet ut s4S ASK for bankers sixty
day sterling bills and at s6h 4.sok for demand
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at 1ol and closed At 1907 The Dor
rowing rates were per cent to fat
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1919 A. NJ
$4,000 s'sr 'sl DO IO6i< 500 s4Iss 9. IoJst
5000 5-2O r'67.bc 100 1000 As, 1907 lUfss
2pJOy SIS r. 81. lu6 lOuUO do.......b3 IUI AZ
10000 u SIS, C. 81 .bc lu6
HIS A. NJ
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III ANIMAL REpUKr
II For the year endiay The 3Ist December, 1871
Tue President OF the Globe Mutual Life Con.
pany hegs 70 submit its policy holders the annexed
statement:
Total admitted assets: Isl, III 23s -
Items rejected ~ available asssts. sJooo 20
alauintl.s o3's,i'o -
la,as ~ ey ~ "a
surplus inciudinr in sbose $1,000 70
Showing its standing OF ta lat of January, 1878
THIS statement the result OF the ex
desncng meet the present market values OF
toe comptny's investments, the amounting 70
@isS,otio 10 as above.
IL Is wen known the Globe amino
ton OF the mot searching by the state officials
Tor months past and the tnere
fore oe relied By the policy holders the
pany
During 1877 s5s policies issued nsuring
SSi9OfO from which about $50 600 added to the In
come OF the This will be recognized favor-
able feature IN its affairs showing infusion Of fresh
vitality to the whole business.
The total namber Of policies In force 1888 insuring
The income derived from al during the
year SsU,32I 80 t4
ceeded the normal amount OF payable undel
death claims though Of cl claimants be-
low the expectation tables In common less thau
800 Ouoin losses falling IN five policy holders who mes
We properly add that the losses thus Tar reported
h year are less than for the time last year by over
IL may be observed that notwithstanding the large
shrinkage In the company Investments in United Stats
New fork and city bonds well In the real estate
securtes It's gross assets have been only slightly du
ished from those reported last year. while the other
hand the liability Of the has been
duced In much larger degree showing reduction In this
PLiNl FREEMAN. President.
c70 nO0 TO LoAN-oN FIRST MORTGAGE, on
ID lU.UOONew York property, at aud per cent
Apply TO JOSEPH BLAUr, ~ Pines
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