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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-25
COLLINS
VOLTAIC PLASTER

An Electro-Galyanic Battery combined with n
highly Medicated Strengthening Plaster form
Ing the best Plaster for pains and aches in the
World of Medicine.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-25

a WRITER Of RATHER Theological turn Of
mini shy, that it ig very hard for some poo.
pie toodmit that the doctrine Of total de.
l,rayity is true. They have, be says, 80
aigb IA idea Of human na.ure and ,hey sec
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-25

a DANGEROUS TORPoR --Torpor or mac
tivity of the kidneys is seriously dangerous
to those organs, since it is the precedent Of
diseases which destroy their substances and
cndangcr life, This sluggshnesS may be
overcome by stimulating them, not excess
lively, but moderately, an effect produced
by lIostcttcrs Stomach Bittcrs, general
inygor0nt and Alternative, possessing diu-
rctic properties Of no common order, The
impetus which this admirable medicine
gives to their cyacuativc function counter
acts any tendency to congestion which may
exist in their tissues, Both they and their
associate organ, the bladder, are invigora-
ted rs well rs gently stimulated by the
BittcrS, which cXcrtS kindred influence
upon the stomach, liver and bowels, and by
strengthening the system, enables it To
withstand malarial cpidcmics, to winch
when exposed it might otherwise succumb.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-25

IOr MusT CuEE THAT COuGu.- With
ShiIoh's Consumption Cure you can cure
yourself 1t has established the tact that
Consumption can be cured, while for Coughs
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma,and
all diseases Of Throat and Lungs, it is abso-
lutcy without an equal, Two doses will re-
licyc your child Of Group, tits pleasant to
take and perfectly harmless to the Youngest
child, and no mother can cilord to be- with
out it. You can use two thirds Of Il bottle
and if what we say is not true we will re
fund the price paid. Price 10 cts. scots
and $500 per bottle. If your Lung, are
sore or chest or back lame use Shiloh, Por-
ous Plaster Sold by Barclay Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-25

QuhNl,--'Why win men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marbury Bros
Seal Of North Cardinal" ct tn, same nricel
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-25

Wlm's Persian Perfume "lIickme,,ck"'
Ia rich and fragrant try it. Soldby Barclay
Brothers
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-25

HAVE You Dyspepsia. are you Consdpa.
ted, bnyc yen ~ yellow skin, Los, Of Ape.
'ite, Head Ache. if SO don't fail to use Sid
loh's System Niudiznr. It guaranteed to
relieve YOU and viii YOU continue to suffer
when you can he cnrodon such ,clm4 u,
these Price 10 cents, And ijccut.. Sold bv
Barclay Brothers
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-25

Ouly Morning Daily in Southern Illinois

Largest Circulation of any Daily in
Southern Illinois.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALEXANDER COUNTY,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-25

gg'" Children and married women may deposit
money anu 40 ont else can draw II.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-29
AT THE MERCY OF A WOMAN.

A man named Isaac Schiffman in New
York City wooed, won and promised to
marry Miss Zerlina Jacobson, but
subsequently pleaded inability to sup
port wife as an excuse for not fulfill
ing'his promise at the appointed time.
This did not satisfy Miss jacobson, who
had him arrested and committed to
Jail. After a few days meditation he
concluded that matrimony and poverty
could not be more disagreeable than
imprisonment so he announced his
willingness to wed the fair Zerlina.
Everything was arranged for the we'd
ding and Isaac and Zerlina with their
respective friends repaired to the
Marine Court and requested the Judge
to ferform' the ceremony. AS the
nuptial knot was about to be tied
Zerlina refused to be married. This
changed the relative situation, but the
Judge refused to discharge Schiffman
until he gave bonds to fulfill his part
OF the contract by marrying Miss
Jacobson should she at any time con-
sent to become his wife.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-29

In reply to the inquiry of Edward
Mcpherson of Philadelphia, who was
for many years CLERK of the House Of
Representatives relative to the death
of Edwin NJ. Stanton, Jas. X. Barnes,
M. D., who attended Mr.. Stanton
during his last illness, says that he did
not commit suicide Mr.. Stanton re-
tired from the. War Department com
pletely broken down in health. His
death was caused by dropsy; and he
died ON the morning of December oath,
1869, in the presence of his physician,
DIR. Barnes, Rev.. Dr. Starkey and the
members of his family.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-29

Mr.. KAUFMAN did not live happily
with his wife, in Chicago, and got rid
Of her by insisting that her divorce
from her first husband was illegal.
Then he married her daughter, who
found him SO unkind that she has sued
for divorce. A Judge decides that
he was legally married to the mother,
and puts him under arrest as bigamist.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-29
ATrrEeRarurc ITEMS

The miners entombed at Sugar Notch,
Pa, are reported rescued this morning,
It is stated that the President is pre-
pairing a message for the House vetoing
the Army Appropriation bill.
The bill giving seats on the floor OF
the Senate and House to the heads OF
departments, was taken up and Pendle-
ton made speech in its advocacy.
The excess of exports over imports OF
merchandise for the twelve months
which ended March 81, 1879, was 1888
s3l, l22 against sl99, 400, 500 for the
year ending March 81, 1873.
A Rome special says it is stated from
the Vatican that the Pope has asked
the foreign Governments whether he
could rely upon their protection, in the
event of an attack upon the Vatican by
the Republicans. Some Powers have
replied afiirmatively.
kilograms from India speak Of the
complete break down OF the Quarter
master and Commissary Departments
of the Kheyber column now at Jellala-
bad and Gandamahau. Owing to a
lack of transportation, the column is
said to be incapacitated for offensive
operations. The garrison Of Candahar
is in a very similar position
The House joint resolution to repeal
certain clauses in the Sundry Civil APP
preparation Act of March 81, 1879, has
passed. 1t makes appropriations for
the extension of military telegraph
lines in Montana and Texas, and repeats
the authority heretofore given the Sec
rotary of War to lease the water power
at Moline to the Moline Water Power
Company.
The mother of Mark Gray, Edwin
Booths assailant, who lives in Keokuk,
SAYS she is Irish; never was or the
stage, and never saw Booth; has been
thirty-two years in this country, and
never was inside theater or circus.
She utterly repudiates the insinuation
in regard to the existence of any rela-
tionship Between Booth and his would
be murderer. As for her son, she pro-
nounces him crazy.
+ Lester Wallack of New York will
start on next Thursday on a profes-
sional tour west OF New York. Barton
Hill of San Francisco made him an
offer of $4,000 for season of three
weeks in San Francisco, at any date
Wallack would name. After consider
able persuasion, Wallacl1 agreed to go
for $500 performance, and named the
middle of June as the date. All other
engagements for the California Theatre
were rearranged to, make room for
Wallack, and the contract was signed.
After finishing two weeks in Chicago,
Wallack will proceed at once without
any company to- the Pacific Slope, ar
irving in San Francisco in time to have
few days rest before opening at the
California. After a season OF three
weeks there, it is among the POSSIBLE
ties that he may play week each in
Virginia City aud Salt Lake City on
his way back. Wallack will play in
"Ours, 'Rosedale," "My Awful Dad"
and GA Scrap of Paper" He has been
urged to appear in San Francisco as
! Don Felix in 1.-THE Wonder.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-29

VERY few of the shot which Modelling
fired into the head of the Emperor of
Germany have been extracted by
cutting, as physicians have feared fever
might result. They, however, grad
ually approach the surface of the skin,
and are then easily withdrawn with
nippers. They had all been fattened
against the skull.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-29

The Virginia City Democratic Con-
sention yesterday nominated the fol-
lowing persons for municipal officers:
For Mayor. ]. B. Hill; Chief of Police.
). j. Walker; Tax Collector, j. A..
Mahanney; Assessor, John Petrie; CITY
Attsrnoy, j. IL. Graham.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-29
THE BONANZA MINES.

IT, O.. ru,o;soo P,,llo+;n :, an or.
.;c,o on tho bonanza mines saws for
some time mast thew have been doing a
s+ amount Of deod WORK rrenara.
.o.,, s. o,on;nc now oro,nd a. . ore,ter
Io,'.t rrh;s ork i nou onnro,obiro
.omnlet;on and a new era of nros,eritv
ii, Coo, b a on+ered imam =, +ba' Con
.o,;d.toa v;rc;nia and ral;fornia The
,r,,;on .v;eld If: these ,,;,,es for Tho first
o,,rtor Of tho c,rrent, va.r r,,s "a fol.
~ ,o-o . Con. viroi,;, rr,,;sorni,
January zoo ~ sSs5, 500
March OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ass 400 ~ 4el, 800
ro..,s s .sa7I ooo coke coo
Making a combined nrodnct for the
ouarter of al S27 o0O divided between
ro,d and silver "a follows.
Gold product of both mines. ........ 1852, 700
silver product OF oo'h mines ''''''r,''' so4.ooo
Total for the quarter. 81, s27, 200
The California paid no dividend du-
ring the quarter, but the Consolidated
Virginia paid one OF S2IO,0oo, and car
ried over surplus OF So4S,0Oo. The
California also had surplus OF Sooo, ooO
at the close OF the last hscal month. 1t
is expected that both mines VIII pay
dividend IN May tor account OF April.
From January l, 1873, when the Con-
.o,;lo4ol y;u,.;,;, ;,o hoe.o,, 10 MO
solioa'eo 'iSiiii" ihiiio ooSah W Pio'
-. :, :,
~ -,
~ Wv oioS $3.50
Soi' 49, ~ :, - Sfi',iG 80 n,''
'I..a' - $50
,o'u NJ" !''' '-'i0o 'o",'
'iio i NC i'ii''0
g - So ooa "
- wv 80
I. - " '0' ~ SIS '"i
,o-o $40 600 90 400 80 ,,,."i :,
49, ~ ~ ~
pio',"0' =. 1 ~ psS o i'', VOL n"'1 :"
800 y w 80 49,, ~ ~ ~
' '' ii' - 49, 9'' '"oo
80, ~ ''' - - '1 " ''
~ poa'o' VI 'oVn iiiiiioo
VA0''0 :, ",''o"i''' '''oi' o. oi' a r. !"
"oooanV' anu 0io Wv -'0i'u' P''io W o''o
CaiiioIiiia' ..S44, oo,zuo So0,zio,ooo
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-29

,rt. poSx,v,v,n Mas. J. NJ Brown.
Mrs. J. NJ. BROWN ~ co.
H w~NEaUccA, NEVADA,
MILLINERS AND DRESSMAhEi''o'
Fancy Goods Straw and Felt Goods, a3o0ns'
, Lice. French Flowers, and all KINDS % Wo-
mems and Children Wear. Latest styles
Are now receiving their New stock, whicn Is
the largest, cheapest and most iasilloiiapi %
ever offered to the people OF hulilooio'
county.
They haye.ssured the services of French Lazy
who is a first-class AIilIiner, and all Work IN
that ans will be done-in the latest ana most
fashionable style
AGENT for Nine Demorest's Reliade nattefh
and Fashion Books. Subscriptions received
for Demorest Monthly MaSlzne
MRS. j. NJ BROWN co.
winnemucca, Nevada, Feb. II, 1879
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-28

SupRgRE COuRt OF ArPE4Ls, WYTHE-
VILE. Monday, July 81, 1sT3.H efsby
and others us. Craig ndmfnfstra tor, dc.
Petition FOR appeal from and sttperSedens to
decree OF Circuit Court OF Shenandoah
county. N.Wa1ton aud III. G. Allen for Pc
titioners. ppeal aud sttpersedeas awarded.
Bond In penalty OF $3.50 required. and pa-
pers sent 10 Staunton.
& Sanders Us. Braxton. Petition for appeal
from and supersededs to decree OF Circuit
Court Of Norfolk county. w. 81. Bur-
rouchs for petitioner. Appeal aud superse-
IDEAS awarded. Bond In penalty Of $500
required, and papers forwarded to Rich
mond. ~. n.
John MiIliner, administrator Of Robert
Milliner. deceased, us. Randolph Harrison,
Register OF the Land-O Office. Petition for
mandan,us. Marshall! IL Johns for petit
toner. Mandamus nisi awarded and IS
sued. u -.
ing records at Richmond, examined, al
lowed, and certified.
Tuesday, July 22.-Bullington rs. Evans.
Petition for appealfr from decree OF Chancery
Court of Richmond city. F. NJ. Conner
for petitioner. Appeal refused by all the
Judges.
Wednesdau, ,Jaly 23-Justis Us. Albert.
Petition for. writ OF error and SuperSedeGs
to Circuit Court OF Richmond city. G. P.
Haw for petitioner. Writ Of error and su-
persedeos; allowed. Bond in penalty Of
5000, and papers sent to Richmond.
Ell. w. Hay Us. the Commonwealth. Pc
tition for writ of error and SuperSedeaS 10
Hastings Court Of Richmond city. J.. r.
Page for petitioner. Writ OF error allowed
to operate as sapersedeas, but upon cordi-
ton that prisoner remain in custody and
papers sent to. Richmond Enterprise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-28

Lard Urine, isArreis a,ie sisrees, ~ half
barrels eas .ss s. .,,;,,,,r e.
sless psfrsiss o a7c senaine soisen &c
35@45c. 9 naIlon: Nsv t,rlesns. prime. 4G@e se-
Sat: Liyerpoe, from !. store, 1876. esouns
la: sd.s sac. {. sasas sc. sssra 6. SC.
ss,,ox sag1sss CIT loaf loc Porto Rico De
Soar: Z Common. 5a7c.; best Washing. 71as.
toilet. l5@2oc.: ana fancy prices country, 4@ac
imperial, sI.l0@sl.s8; gunpowaer. s1.45@l.7s
Tor strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. &c.
Htdes: Green. 4@5c.: drv salfed, 100l1c.: Or
aint. d30l4e;; wet saited, 6k97c.; WeI saited cab
Leather: Sole leather. oak. soM s5c.: sole tea,hs
heHlOck. 16HM23c.: country upper. 30M5 0c.; cis!
Country ys ssso sv s Ill., 1885, e
SKINS, French. s1@sl.so . h.; rough skirtiu
from. Steel. Nails. lie.
From: American refned. OLD Dominion. "a
@2 2-l0c: = fb.; English and American sheet So
&C.: Swedes. hammered, SIC; hoop, 4ta6; Pig
TaTosss ea1cos ssFsGa 81
thracite. S2o@S22; West Virginia coke, S21 GlS2
Mats: Ola Dominion, 1925 per seg for ssand
Plough Castings: Wholesale, &c.; retail re
" SoS ., ID Manila. hest. 1aA1sc. ipte seec
Rags: Mixed cotton, Ike; white 2s s.sS Soolsr
LIQUORS. Wines. &c.
. Ale: Scotch, best brands, ptats 82@S2.26 .
dozen, gold.
Brdndics: Domestic. s1.o5Ms2: fruit. s1.loG
$50; apnie: new: si.75Gss; old, s2.25sSss
Egs Nafskeus: Medium, 81 IS 0@a2: r,tre old. 81
@s4; Virginia mountain, new, &23S2.5O, I'D
t2.50gS3.50 and upwards.
Gin: domestic. 81. 2sas2: inlnorted, 10 q cess
Ee,o Eagtand Gum: S1.50@51. 80. don
RsetNsd Whf$seuS: Market quiet; proof. 81 30
Lumber. Slaves, &c.
Lumber: White oak, 81 3G1s15 q COO; WesterI
VlrCin!a Gorlar. f14GS25 a 1000: white ri7e
S14T$42.50 . l.00G: yellow piEe boards. $500
Gl1: iolsI t9@sll. according to lengths. Shinries-
Pine. f1.7hqS2.50; cypress si1-inch. i6@3 G
. 1000. Laths-Split, 81; sawed, S1.73GTJ SO
9l.D0G. - +. -. ~
Stores: Whiskey-barrel timber. green, I sGS2sa
1000: seasoned. $206S25 = LOCO, Flolr-narrs
timber. $2dS5 p 1000 Fiour-barru Does, So
hogshedd-hooys, zoe. 3 bundle.
49, Powder. Shot. &c.
Ease. Toys mining. 35ct6s1.25 y 100 rts.
. Pordsr: 1915 by the i've kegs-lers than Gw
kegs, 1925 blasting, S3.251$3.5n.
Saot: Northern, 81 IS p nag OF rs lbs.
GrtEGStenes: 1aG2hc. p b. -..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-28
V,pcryrA MaL-ROBBER ARRESTED IN

A VIRGINIA MAIL-RoBBER ARRESTED IN
MISSOURI. dispatch to the Globe
Democrat Sedaiia, No., July 23.-On the
18th of last June mail-carrier between Sd
lem and Ripley's Mills, Virginia, named
William E. Cunditf, opened pouch and
distracted seven registered packages, con-
tanning S469 and TWO breast-pins. lie
forged the signatures OF postna>ters to
receipts. He returned them on the day
following, before the robbery was dis
covered. Cundif left the State, leav-
ing wife and two children behind.
Her motions were watched, and it was
found she was preparing for q jour-
ncy. On Thursday last a special agent
OF the Post. Office Department al
st. Louis was informed, by telegraph, Mrs.
Cundiff and the two children and her father
had bought tickets to St. Louis, and would
probably join the husband in that city,
where he had relatives. Major Crowley,
the. special agent, was detailed to watch
trains for her at St. Louis. The party ar
rived on the Southeastern train this morn
ing at St. Louis. They were met at the
depot by Crowley, who assisted them In
purchasing tickets to Sedalia. Crowley
boa: ded the train with them and arrived
here at $40 this P. NJ. Cundiff met his
wife and children at the DEPOT, kissing
them. When Crowley arrested him there
was quite q scene. Crowley left with his
prisoner tonight for Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-28
A SOUTHERN LADY SAVED FROM LIVING

n SOUTHERN LADY SAVED FROM LIVING
GRAvE.-[Special dispatch to the GLOBE
Democrat. ]-Rorabet, BERTHE county, ". e.,
July 23.-One of the most remarkable iEci.
dents connected with the terrible wind
storm which prevailed in this section yes
tcrday was the destruction OF the dwelling
which Mrs. Adelaide Burton occupied. The
lady was cnvclopcd in the dfJris, and, as
supposed, killed. Her body was removed
from the timbcrs by which it was covered,
and prepared for burial. AS the friends OF
the supposed deceased lady were in the act
OF removing the casket TO the hcarse, to-
day, she revived, and raised her head and
asked to be informed what they meant by
their singular proceedings. She was in
formed that she was being prepared for
burial, having been killed in the iall OF her
house. The sudden revival Of the lively
corpse created great transformation among the
large gathering OF her friends who were in
attendance to witness the last, sad rites.
Mrs. Burton had remained in a trance for
over forty-eight hours. She is up this eve
ming, and uperintending the removal OF the
debris OF her house, preparatory to having
a new residence erected. .....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-28
PETERSBURG.

rnrrrrTroSs AND TOBACCO Ex-
RESkNeH rur Tdnacco MARKET-DEATH OF
pon, ,Yr.xSowX LApY-BoARD OF HEALTH
rrY,oSs-ABSURD AND .GXQUNDLEsS
prpoRTS, &C. 5 4
Ne. OF the Richmond Dispaichl Il
te0f''si. JULY 26, 1879.
r,o ,ntcrnal.reyenue collections In the
i.rsbnre district for the week ending to-
,.e amounted to Sl9,S'2.
,-,n this city to the various foreign portsl
M Living the week ending to-day were o.
am, ro,nds. Both collections and exports
we're lighter than usual, .h,,,
The ,ohacce market this week nas SHOWN
aon,ded activity, with advanced quotations.
1,nn ehort crop OF this year, caused ny the
snvere and protracted drought, Is visioly al
iccting the market .;oa :, tho
anath in Amelia county, OF Mrs. Il. u.
Rlsnd, rc.ics Of the late DR.. George ~
D,an6 She was closely connected win
ANY q, the most respectable families IN
ps,rrSburc. She died at the age Of sixty
ours sfter lingering Illness.
mother fine shower, lasting for nearly
., hnnr. fell here this afternoon. While
,hs recent rains have fallen over large
section Of country east and south oil refers
hurr. they have extended but short dis.
rance west. IL Is learned to-day that In the
vicinity OF Blacks and Whites and Motto.
way Courthouse scarcely enough has fallen
TO settle the dust.
4 committee Of the Board OF Health. con-
sistinr of four physicians, made thorough
insnection to-day OF the several branches
winning through the city. on which nul-
sanres had been reported; and also OF tbe
various slau-hter-houSeS. They viii make
their report at a meeting OF the Board TO De
held on Tuesday, and it is understood VIII
submit very positive Recommendations Id
numerous instances.
II seems that the absurd reports recently
started-maiiciously or ignorant!y-aoou'
the existence OF q case OF yellow-fever in
This city have spread through the country
gathering strength rs they 60, and now we
hear from our country friends, who are
coming in very cautiously, that we have hive
or six eases here. The reports are, o.
course, entirely without foundation, and i
< declared on the authority OF the presl
dent Ct the Board OF Health that there i:
not the shadow OF truth III these rumors
which are calculated to do our business
community so much injury.
A meeting OF the Executive COMMITTEE
OF Mahone's Old Brigade Association will
be held at the Mayors office IN this city oil
MONDAY. ROBIN ADAIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-28
ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY.

STEELE's TAVERN, July "a, 1870.
Editors Dispatch: 1t is getting very dry.
II has been dry season throughout-no
settled rains since early spring; but still we
mad occasional showers. sufficient to keep
tae corn growing. until recently. Nov it
SsuderIng very much; yet, il we have rain
mss short time, we may have an abundant
siop OF corn. The pasture lands arr very
mQeh burnt up, and 1t will take good,
n soaAlng rain to start the grass afresh. The
prospect for crop OF cloyer.seed is gloomy
,n tue extreme, the second crop not having
ssuMcient growth to be saved. Those who
nave threshed their wheat are we'll satisfied
WIN the yield. The growth OF straw was
very short but well beaded, land the quality
the grain extra good. The hest Weld +
nave heard OF was 81 dozen Of Fultz Weld
lng o3a bushels, or bushel to less than 10
sneaYes. Several crops are reported to Yield
q Dasbei to every 15 sheaves. The oat crop,
~ ~. very short one, and the quality Of The
grain very light. Is, W. '',s. 5sS
!, Politics In Rockbridge have been In d,
dormant condition for several week, blu.
a'a you can see some Indications OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-28
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND sTocK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. July %, 1879.
alIEs-a aflfi VirrirIa cnns Ism II sod nf "a

4 III i
sALEs.-8.e0o Virginia consoIs small sold Mt sc; ;
5000 Virginia consols sold at s az.
Government r6ecertttes.-UDifed States 4Jk's,
at Gte observation-disclosures 18-A0s. 30 bid, 60f
ginia cnnsos, new. 81 bid, Six asked virginia de-
ferredt 81 bid: Virginia interest certificates, az
bid a5h asked Virginia tax-receivzbie coupons, 80
Il City Securities.-L 71chburg city 8,s.J. and D..
1003 bid; Norfolk city wuter as, III. and NJ. 100
asked; Manchester 6's tax-recelvabe. 81. and s., 81
asked Is ,l57E 80 u Ut
! Railroad Bossds,-yirginia Central Railroad frat
mortGage 6's J. and j., loo bid; Virginia Central
Railroad third mortgage 6's, j. and j.. e9H bid !;
Virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage SIS. j..
and j., los bid; Virginia Central Railroad
non.morfgage SIS, j. and j.. 1O4h hid !:
Southside Railroad third morteage preferred
6's, j. and J.{ le3j bid: Atlantic Mississippi and
ohio Railroad, certificate, 991 bid; Orange and
Alexandria Railroad second mortgage 6's, j. and
], ,92zi bio {; Orange, Alexandria and Manassas
Richmond and DanyiI!e Railroad Consolidated 6's.
NJ. and N, 93 bid, 961f asked; Piedmont Railroad
first MORTGAGE S's, A. and o, 10S bid Richmond,
York River and Chesapeake Railroad first mortgage
s's j. aud j., 1929 bid; c.. c. and A. Railroad first
mortgage U.s. SO asked c.. G. und A. Railroad Sec
ond mortgage 7's,,751 asked.
RdttTodd. peake and Ohio Railway,
100 par, 6 hid Richmond ard Petersburg Railroad,
100 par, As bid, 60 asked; Richmond and Danvile
Railroad. ! 90 par. 20a asked. ~
Bank !Stocks.-Merchants and Planters Savings.
25 par, 17hbid. -,#-'F s...
Insurance ComDdaiss.-Virginia Fire and Ma.
rine. rs par, 81 bid. 35H asked; Merchants and
MECHANICS, 100 par, 80 bid, IS ASKED; Granite,
100 par, 74a asked.