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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1880-02-11
| IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES-A
Il CHANCE TO GET BARGAINS.
JULIUS MEYER,
sos Broad Street.

In order to reduce his stock, preparatory to
making change in business, is selling out his
entire stock
FANCY DRESS GOODS at and below cost.
Black and Cold CASHMERES at greatly re-
duced prices; Black and Cold silks at a
slight advance on cost; Pekin Stripe SILKS
and SATINS at cost;
Ladies CLOAKS and DOLMANS at and below
cost; BLANKETS at cost;
Ladies, Gents, and Children's MERINO and
ALL-WOOL Underwear at reduced prices
Marseilles and Crochet QUILTS, NAPKINS
DOILIES, TABLE DAMASK, and TOW
ELS, at less than old prices Remnants of
IRISH LINEN at 40 and 50c, worth So and
75c.;
KID GLOVES speciality button Black Kids
at 25c.; button Black and Cold Kids from
5Oc. up; Try the celebrated Vienna Kid at
81; 6 button Kid in White and Opera shades
at Toe; button Kid in Opera shades at Soc.
Gents unlaundried SHIRTS very low; Superior
quality pure Linen BOSOMS and CUFFS at
6oc.; The extra quality four-ply BOSOMS at
Soc. and the celebrated PEARL SHIRT at
~, these Shirts are entirely finished and made
OF good material, and frst-class in every re-
spect.
Orders by mail promptly filled at
de lily JULIUS MEYERS.
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COMMERCIAL

WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Revised and corrected by JOHN n GoRpoE's
Sons, Wholesale Grocers, and dealers in
Metals and Grindstones,
Nos. and 8, 18th street, Richmond
Richmond, Va, Tuesday, Feb TO-
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Corn-Prime white. last sales, 5S@59c.
Corn Meat-Last sales, 60c for unbolted.
FIour-Fine, $4G94.5O; Superfne, $55o@5.-
Oats-51c.; bailed, S5c@$1
Rye-Prime last sales, 10000.
Whedt-White, last sales, good, SLAP; Fultz
last sales, good $l43; no sales Lancaster re-
ported.
Hay-Clover, SO@9Oc; Timothy, $1@s1o5.
Potdtoes-Irish per bushel, 6O@7O.
Ldrd-In tubs, best, 9@9lc.
Butter-Good, 15091S; prime, 20622
BeeStOdr-206923c.
Dried Fruit-Apples, SAFE; Peaches, pealed,
lO@l2c; cherries, 14915c.
Green AppLes-$ 250@3.50 per barrel.
Eaqs-Barrels, l24c.; Crates 13@14c.
Fedthers-Live Geese prime 45a47c
Scmac-Prme, 75c.
Wool-Unwashed, 3Oa33o, washed, 4oa45.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Bacon Shoulders, 6i@6gc.; Sides S}@83c
Cofee-Rio, Ordinary, 14@14gc; Fair, 15@
l62c.; Good, l6@l64c; Prime, 179174c
Candies -Adamantine 10@lOJc. per set. IL
and IL OF.
Cheese Prime, l59@16c., advanced.
Motdsses-Sugar House, hogsheads, pc: bar
rels, 24925e; Orleans, 5O@55c.
SyruPS-Goden, 35@45c., according to quail
ity.
Sugars-Yellow Refined SaS2c; "a" stand
ard, 94@93c. Off "a" 9@9Ic
Ieas-Gunpowder, 5O9SOc; Black 4o075c.
Soda-Bi-carb in kegs 33@4c
Sodps-Laundry, per block 24@5c.
Rlce-Carolina, 73G98c. for prime
S!t-Liverpool, $1.5o@1.6e; ground alum,
Sl@1.lO from store.
TOBACCO.
Ltgs.-Common to medium, $2@3 loose
good, $4,000 so loose.
LeGf-COmmon $5@$6.5O medium, Sc. 5Oa8
80; good, $SalO,50; fine shipping $1Oal2.50; dark
wrappers, $7a14; bright wrappers, common to
medium, $12a25; good to fine, $30a50; fancy,
$60a75.
LIVE STOCK.
Beef catHe-Common to medium, So. 25OS3.
good, $4,000 extra, $4.50@4.75 Sheep,
S3.25@45O gross. Hogs, medium to good, 1926
(16s25 nett.
METALS, &c.
METALs-Refned bar, ordinary sizes, 41(141c..
Swedes, ordinary sizes, 81 cents; Horseshoe
iron, all sizes, 54954c. Norway Nail Rods 81;
Market advancing
srEEL-NaylorTs cast and sheer, 10000;
American Cast Steel, 16@17c.; American bis
tered, 7a@Sc; Tire Steel, &c.
HORSE SHoEs-Tredegar per hundred. Sc. so.
Mule Shoes Tredegar per hundred, $3.50.
Burdens Horse Shoes per hundreds$6.
GRINDsToNEs-Best Nova Scotia, per h., 12@
cents.
These are wholesale quotations; for smaller
quantities higher prices are asked.
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7 WILL PAY TO MAKE YOUR PUR-
CHASES AT
LEVY BROTHERS.

DOUBLE-WRTH, ALL-WOOL PLAIDS at
Toe. per yard worth $l25;
SILK-AND-WOOL MIXED DRESS. GOODS
at Toe per yard worth 81 so at 81 so per yard
worth 81 25;
BROCADED SILKS at 81 .25 per yard, sold at
Yl.75 at the beginning of the season;
BLACK STRIPED WATERED SILK at 81 25
per yard worth So;
BLACK SILKS at 6Oc worth Soc. at e5c worth
S5c., at 90c. worth $l.l5, at 81 .25 worth 81
co. at $1.50 worth 81
COLORED SILKS from 75c. to $175 per yard;
BLACK SILK PEKIN VELVET at s1.s5
worth So;
SATlNS in black and colors at all prices-an
excellent article of OLD GOLD SATIN at
9Oc. per yard. and LIGHT BLUE SATIN "a
: inches wide at 81 % worth ST. rs;
WOOL PLA1DS at 15c. per yard worth 25c.;
CLOAKS, CIRCULARS, and DOLMANS sold
at reduced prices-some at less than cost;
BLANKETS can be had at old prices, notwith
standing that there has been an advance of at
least 20 per cent;
A large assortment of all kinds of goods for
MOURNING. Special bargains in MOURN
ING HANDKERCHIEFS, CREPE Wells.
and CREPE COLLARS.
Black and Colored Silk VELVETS very cbean.
A large stock of DRESS TRIMMINGS;
Special bargains in PRINCES, and large lot
of BUTTONS at half value;
The largest stock of cheap HAMBURG EDG-
lNGS and INSERTINGS ever offered.
Examine our stock and you will find it to
your advantage to make your purchases of us. as
we show larger stock and greater variety of
goods than any other house in this State.
LEVY BROTHERS,
10Y and 1919 Main St., Richmond, Va.
Ja2l-3m And Main St., Staunton, Va.
THOMAS NoWLAN ROBERT E. AACoMBER-
NOWLAN & CO.,
No. 923, CORNER OF MAIN AND TENTH STREETS
(ABovB PosT OFFIoE,)
RICHMOND, VA.
DIAMONDS,
FINE WATCHES,
DIAMOND, ENGAGEMENT,
PLAIN GOLD WEDDING RINGS
RICH BRIDAL PRESENTS
Special attention given to the Repairing Of
Fine Watches and Jewelry
Masonic, College, School, and Society MED
AIS and BADGES made in the best manner of
style, quality, and workmanship. iul5-1y
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AGAINST THE WORLD:

First Silver Medal Paris Exposition. 1875.
awarded 10 our "B IDGEWATER" FAMILY
FLOUR, NEW PROCESS"
Bsy~ Entire satisfaction guaranteed with every
barrel or money refunded
Bridgewater Family and Belmont Best xxx
Extra put up in Barrels, Quarters, Fights and
Sixteenth Barrel Cotton Sacks. Family Extra
and Superfne Flours. Choice Family Corn Meal
and Mil Feeds also for sale cheap. Ask your
grocer for Ficklen & Sons Flour and take no
other brands
J. B. FICKLEN & SONS.
Bridgewater Mills,
de3-1y Fredericksburg. Va.
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JOHN BOOKER
No. 1910 Cary ST. Riohmond Va
w. j. ANDERSON,

Sole Agent for the Richmond Stove Companv's
COOKING STOVES and RANGES.
HEATING STOVES, STOVE Hollow Ware
and Furniture %
CRATES, TENDERS, and Summer PIECES;
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTLES;
TIN, SHEET-IRON, and JAPANNED Ware
GAS and OIL FIXTURES.
Thinning, Plumbing, and oas-Fitting.
Illustrated Catalogue and price list Of Stoves
sent free by mail.
w. J. ANDERSON, ANDERSON & CO..
$50 & S32 Main ST. 400 Main st..
RICHMOND, Va
de 1O-3m
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LITERARY NOTES.

New editions are announced by James N'
Osgood & Co. of Mr.. sweetscr's wei'-Aho"n Il e"N
Tor the New England and M!dd'e STATES .
nh. tb;,x1 vo,ume of the noble edition now
,uh,sbnc IN Paris Of the works Of Victor Hugo mas J"
aaroa 70 Contains "Oratrevingt treize," and, w'tA
the foot notes forms imposing volume Oh "o'" WV
pages IL o+ob
Macmillan for July has an interesting sKe'cn
q, p,e,n.rbassett the victim OF one OF Aaron bu''
vud schemcs which includes his life in E"gano' al"
,n ,se and fan Of his romantic home on that isaho VI
his IN the Oai0 River
Deon Stanley few weeks ago cohuucCe"
.slact Marty of about seventy men from "vIAio""
rondon publishing establishment through "es'"," y,
Abbey and In a reference to on'sconnee'o" VIZ" '
hh took pains TO say that his printing press was @
80, ~, ,vithtn tho walls OF tac Abbey Itself as Is
times supposed Out Wltnlu 'l0 'o"
almOnTy. ,rt C..tnn,,,o.
One Of the Ruskin letters in 1he COh'e"Io-
.c. ott,c,e relates TO prOpOsa,made some '"eu'
~ .. az, dovyp the hrow Of Castle Rock at Edih""'sn
.dr 10 o6 ri secure foundations for some ne" ou''N
, The reuort thus proposed lie did not can iePo'
hr, a - calumny." He heard 1t Just aS ne ""e 'o
,he citv and II very sufficiently spoEed tu' po
So Irsyo from Edinburgh 10 Dunbar' The kock l'"u
, a m, ,naucpee in forming the taste or khdhn2
chs IMAGINATION of every promising yo''n III 49,,
sh " and the possibility of its destruction gave uu"
-. dop conccrp The buildings he affirmed must pe
ID IN 81 ,he Rock not the Rock 10 III the Oul''.'
., ,en 90 ,h,s were not the Rock should never Ue
,ouohcd II is the last grand feature OF Eu'n'"i9"
~ et unpiured" sad You nave lnieu ~ bro.
lev with large chimney moilt du iIn ~ and several
,n nnnn the town with Daiih. colese auu - So't
ss. " SrnpfteI The whole OF Prnccss-st' ny ny ';
Mn,mrit and cut Arthurs seat Ill htl ~ NJ 49,. rvn ~
I,ua It only remains for yOu u SpO we tt' -
-, cost,e and volr illustrations or the artlstIc I'm"
eple of breadth will be c"nlpI'te te'
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been cut and the 4OOfoOt, whiehis expected to tap
the lodge about the Both inst. IS beng driven ior
ward with all possible speed. Thus the community
of the VEN has been clearly proved. lhe macnluery
for the new mill to be erected on the company b
property is now on the way to the mine folty t iou
ears are required for its Transportation an eApeI
sent ont to examine the mnc IN tue interest VI
New-York capitalists reports that the mine more
than Justifcs nj fornerTeporis ang gives Se
of speedy dividends. The detailed report VIII DO
read with interest hy stockholders. The supenn-
tcndcnt telcgraphs under dat" of June, II Have
struck fouTfOot ply ore on 3UU-lOot IeFei' Olo 10
imprOvng in tho drift as we advance" -.
The GCOrgf0WH Miner Of recent datc severely cIlil-
ciscs statement made in the prospectus OF , rhe
Emerson Gold and Silver Mining Company. Inc
following extract from the prospectus emprbces Iho
statement in question:
The elevation Of the property Is $500 eet above me
level Of the sea Experience mas GchOnSlaeu iu,' nv t
higher elevation OF b" mine above tue ever o hc
sea- within certain limits. say l2OOO ieet the ehS e
first cost to make the mine pay ing Inc icr "d m .b
On therefore, is element "f great importance I'D me
future WORKING ef this property, guaranteeing economy
IN expenses and enhancing the profits.
From the fact that an elevation of 12,OOO ieet lS
above timber line where snow lies eight or nine
months IN the year, The Minor considers the stare
ment an absurdIty, aud IN claborating clearly be-
trays an nnfamlliarty with Wcll-kn0Wn iaCtS ana
laws. Mr.. J. l.. Buell., gentleman acknowledged
as COMPETENT authority says in his treatise on mines
and mining enterprises:
The altitude at which rich mineral is usually found
the force power applied tue moro prominent
the uph avail and nearer tue surface tne @ 1"er nI ir,e
consideration in the location and future development nt
silver mines parlcularl and POSSIBLY Of S3, not Uny
OF certainty economy and profit.
The proof of tho correctness Of Mr.. BnelPs theory
is found in several OF the richest gold and SILVER
mines IN the world. Treasure Hill (NCVada has an
elevation Of 900 feet above the sea eYel; Eureka
District, 1000 feet; Austin, 10000 feet Bndie,
5000 feet; and in South America the richest lodeS
proves cOncluSivcly that permanence and depth OF
mineral deposits are found in very high attitudes.
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Nfu Unblllutlons
n p. DUTTON g. co.

n p, DUTTON & co.
H.. PUBLISH THIS DAY; .n,,o- ~ MIRA
JeninghanIs Journal l2mo 81 20. ,,,o.,,o Storv Bv
Maria T. Greer. l2nO. 81 %. .,o,.e 1,,o,,pS re Nj
'Si% LIFE STUDIES OF FAMOUS WOMEN by NJ
Betiism Edwards. l2mo. 81 bO e.,, !. ,,o p,ocrarhv
EnES Of THE CROSS; or St2dies IN me BogsgS m
of Saints and Martyrs. BY W. H. Da''npoi' ""'1'
1XWTTiIlZ THE rALACE GATES In memory Of Frances
hEaciI6Es rIiUM TIE WORD. By Frances Ridley haVer'
srru sruE oEIIIMENTS OF FAITH. hampton Lectures lor
'o'' D' AA'"'' h. +. DUTTON & CO.,
III; Brladwdy, New-HOrk.
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MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY. Juno 13-P. NJ
The mining shore markets yesterday were laiIlS
active with no special general feature although
,borc yverc sone exccptionhl movements in ie"
stocks that happen to be the favOrites OF the mo-
ment. At the American Board largo business was
done in Silver Nugget and its price was pusheu up "
2O5. with n final reaction to 1.95. against l.9o' 'ne
last figure Friday Durango rose to 90 Dut
finally sold at 80, the same as on Friday boSVoi,
Consolidated sold at 1.25. Glynn Dale at Grower
at II and Consolidated Columbia at 5A' Inc Lcuu-
Vile properties were higher at both Boards; ChryS
olite at .17lq0.1S, Little Chief at 9i201OA, ana
Silver Cliff at 41504L. Bodic at the American
sold at zig, and Bulwer at the old Board sold at
A1o. At the old Board the feature was the con
fiHnrd advance for Nav Belle, winch, with largo
transactions, rose to 50d Al. Goodohaw openr9
NJ n decline Of 80 cents at 30 aud rose to u3G
900. Hukll continued weak. with sales az I.'WN
80, and Green Mountain declined to .; GalaVrras
advanced from 81 to .72G.7 and Gold Il2cer o
.G5, aud Great Eastern was steady at 'o'' Inc
markets closed steady.
n I. IfIYING STOCK EYCHtYGE SILE%
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For Both Sexes-Citv.

Anne. DA SILVA g. Mrs. BRADFORD'S
lNk formerly Mrs OPdeI Hohnans Engiish French and
German BOArJpy and Day School for Young Ladies aud
Chdren Nest 3Sh.st New York will reopen Septen
Der n Application be made by letter OF personally As
above
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gnstrnrtlon
Fcr Bows and Young Men-city.

UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW
4 YOiK.-T1e annual commencement (Seini CeltcnnlaD
l he held ON Thursday IL at 10 30 In Ch cker-
lug Haii. ,..c .x.....o A..
for admission lutstay June 10, at lO
O'Clock a. III. in .le ChapcelOI's ROOM.
Meeting OF the Phi Beta Kappa Society al he nlNersy'
IueSo"y' 'uHe i'' a. -' HOWARD CROSBY, Chancellor.
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MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
l(EEDO
7 SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES

IVA BOARDIN NG and DAY SCHOOL lOr IOCNG LADIES
Nos q and East 5:d-st., New York, .
reopens 90 French and German languages nraccaH
taught Thorough training irmaTy, and secondary de
partments OF study in the C0e2se department
irets al the demands for the higher education o. w0mtp
pupil receives the personal supervision OF MIS- eed
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lust OUT.

JUST OUT: nn,yo At 4 GLANCE"
This marvellous book teaches double en- III & iv a o
som. A. sei i'm the largest COWmrlcl houses any QUO
has this book can readily FL LGsliion as on for
..r,a hal any man woman child can II irn u loi
90 cents. III" tSarion st %ayy.N urk
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guroucGn Aouernscments.

GRAND HOTEL
du
LOUVRE.
Tho most elegant
aud the most comfortable
in The world
PAR
$50 rooms ana parlOra.
speudldly furnished
GENERAL PRICE LIST
Rooms. with single beds, from frnucA
Rouus. with double beds. from francs
RtOmF. with beds from iTancA
ParlOrs, from francs.
HIGHLY RENOWNED TABLE D'HoT3
Dinner, francs (Nine inciuded)
BREAKFAST.
COnee. tea, chocolate with broad and butter H. 60c
kEsrAURANT ALWAYS OPEN
At moderate rates.
Notc-lhe question 10 close tho
GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE
has been raised aud tho spread 10 this eject II
false
The ~ moprictors. MesSrs. CHACCHARD & CO.. by ther
personal PcnOn endeavOr more than ever 10 mainian the
reputation Oi tho - -
GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE
as most comfortable the most elegant hotel Of Paris
Among In all tho GepRril
mention TIE new lighting OF the pIAiN ohooM by
ELECTII LIGHT Instead oi by whGh the atpos sDheIe
OI the dnlncOOm kept a. agreeable. cool
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1rdtes un0 fenoers .
CRATES AND TENDERS.

CRATES AND TENDERS.
The largest manufacturers aud bali low 0rAos f1r
either h,fd or soitcGa, with dumping shaking attacl
tnent braks Ftr0places with nndrons and
crates for wood hfes brass Poder Fire and Coal
antique and modern designs, wholesale aun retail.
Estnatcs Riven TO bulider Contractors aud afchectA
J. l. CONOVER & CO.. 3G6 ana SltA IsanSiSs -. Y
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For Young Ladies-Citv.

MISS CHISHOLM will open a school for
lfi girls 7l8 Madison on MONDAY September 27
Latin separate class bOys Kindergarten French ana
Thoroughly taught
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DEADY THIS DAY.
ACHARMING SUMMER BOOK
SYLVAN SPRING.
ny FRANCIS GEORGE HEATH.


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"Tne Fern Paradise" Burnham Beechcs" "Trees
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NJ "Famlar Wild Flowers" by 10 fupaRe and smaller
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EAOLh XIV Eh
CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY
Organized under the Lava Of New. York.
Incipal Onlcr l$7 broadway, y. Y.
Own thirty and m st' sInaci .n Eagle River
District summit County. coli capita, el"ooO 600; looo0jo
shares par value $40: ful paid and unasscsSae.
OFFICERS:
Hon. CALVIN Il. IICLBURD. President
FRED ". CGOCKflt. We don't
MARTIN THATCHER, Secretary Rnh Treasurer
THISTEES-Abc u. Brood, Charles Waite lr., Edwin A.
Merritt Hon. AdclbcH Amcs Jonas a. Kecd Frrdrrr W.
CrOckor, Hon. Calvin T. Hulbud, Anuny Ukisoh william
IT, Hart Henry T. Atwatcr, Martin Tnachcr John f. Clark,
Chaunccy1 Bowen.
| TITLE CHEF MINING COMPANY.
LOCATION OF MINES: LEADvILLE. COLORADO.
CAPITAL STOCK. sIooo1OO1-- liAR.:@ eOlOoo.
PAR. 80
ADIIEI:RT AMES President; GEORGE p ROBERTS.
ViccPrrs.dcuti n. +. vkRpENAI4 Soc rctay
GFu:GE DAILY. General Manager
TSics ] i%ra. H. t% rrrsc o MTn W , h. AT % m pss Js:i'
George a. li'Iee Luther H. hgs' Edward Potter George
Ilnkrls ,rr.rars. Central Iua company. New York
Ul:cc Bm eel nmd.ng. 40 10 ErU1twaJ, Sow YORK
MORAlNGj STAB ,,,x,xocovr,xv
Organized undcr'tho laws OF NcwYorS
Location Of Mines: CAHBONATn uILI. LEADvILLE
Capital st,cK 4C.oOOO aoooOO shares Par Value go
STOCK Full PAID AND UNAa,EssABLE.
GFNErAL OFFICES Of the company. 80 70 ccuar.st,
o g:a Esco1 esn.t haa tuS Cs
YORK.
OFFICERS
President. nor,J,Q. T. Hlrlr
Wee lIc,i rHi, FRED TAYLOR
StCf,iary,GEO =. lEtKl.
General llmnccr ot the Mines JO9. W. WATSON
TRTS TEES
Hon Jnn. L. lt,utt cNGoyrrnor Of Caarldo; Joseph W.
Geo :. Terry
DESUMPrION MINING AND SMELLING
IL COMPANY.
Iocnl!on OF Property:
WARD MINING DISTRICT BOULDER co. cot
"SIWOF GOLD NINE"
Cap IA! Sl"c 100000
DIVIDED into 5U0,00O shares 81 ench
BOARD or TRUSTEES;
ucncrJl Charles H. IOmpkni. President General Martin
r. MrMp,un. Vice President; llOn Nathan -. Wendell
azure. =. n. Hamilton. secretary Audrrw q White
It. ku1wles Matthew White DR.. Joseph w. AsOp
y alter I. NMcGmb
E1ukoIA-- Hanover National Bank.
Counsel No Ma:on q M'rse % Mass mst, n Y.
Irg siar ui Transfer 4 CuntfAl Trust Co.
OilCr III Company, 10 Wal 81, n. \.
Address all suhsrip Ions 10 Secretary.
CAPPHO MINING COMPANY.
- Organized under NcwNOrf S'Ttc laws.
Mines on YANKEE NIL, LEADVlLl.E, COL.
CHptal IT. x. 2UOuOO shares par yaiuc, StO tnall
OIiat tif neral Mann" CuUTcn john l.. Emerann
rsdon. Charles H. Eneiaon Secretary aud Treasurer,
James l.. DoOncr.
or. JamrA T.. Biuontr. lIcHhri H. Sacn, cr.
GC; cr.l ULl"C Ia BioadWay. room -.
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n. I. INNING STOCK EyCHtYGE SILE&
SECnNn CAIL-12:3D 2. NJ.

May Belle CaaverIs ClrySoIe ,o bnGG'ye nGG' ye.s
100. bio. 40 1900 tS ioo '.9N 3o or ~" 10
2rO slO.. ~ Con Virginia lndepcnuchc U,o, ''' ~
40O bio - 100. h3 $40 100 . - IUUun2 M, 80
500 .b3 - Anne luo:..... 30 900 'l""'i, on
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY, June l3--P.n

| SUNDAY. June I3-P n
| The imports Of merchandise at ths port foe tn,
week ended Saturday were unusually large, being
valued at $11,945,215, OF $3.50, ,816 more than
| the valuation Of the imports of the same week Of
| 1879. and $7.249.880 nom than for the week of
1878. The total imports at the port since Jauuary
are valued at 1921. COG S75, being $03 42e, ITO
more than for the same time In 1870. and
$103, ,811 479 than for the same time in 1878.
| The exports from New-York for the week
| ended June were valued ut the handsome
| figures of $9,240,630, being i$1197, ,80S
greater than for the preceding week, 81 449,59
| more than for the same week Of 1870, and
"a, 1O1 .O7S more than for the week Of 1878. But
the balance of trade against the port, as repre-
sented by exports and imports OF merchandise,
continues to grow, being at this date, for the
period since January I, $71 O63, 800. against bal.
ance against it of $3.50 255 for the same time Of
1870, and against balance in it's favor of
$1S.912,122 for the same time Of 1873. The ex-
cessive importations of the past season make the
result OF the growing European crops Of unusual
interest as affecting the monetary situation here
next Autumn.
Despite the unfavorable condition Of the domestic
exchanges, and the fact that the Sub-Treasury's
payments for the week ended Friday exceeded ITS
receipts only $219, ,805, the bank statement of aver
ages for the week shows a gain Of $2,370, 200 In
specie and lega-tenders. further expansion Of
S3,2O9700 in loans is reported, and the deposit
line is increased $4.789,500, o sum which rs
$1,167, 800 less than the increase which the other
changes call for. The banks now hold the enormous
snm of $685. Ala 900 In specie and legal-tenders or
$21, ,7Sl, 200 more than the amount held year ago.
The specie reserve alone now amounts to 2168
per cent of the net deposits, against 759 per cent
held year ago. The last weeks movement results
an increase Of $1,172.S25 surplus reserve, aud
leaves it at $17,5O6.S75. against q suplus Of
$6.S03,625 year ago. The following are the COM
parative totals of the statements Of June and
June 12:
June6 June H. Differences
Loans.... .s27GO56OO0 s279, 700 Inc s32Os7OO
specie........ 6l1O9.O0O 63.ls27OO Inc. 2,os3,700
Legal-tenders 21934.S0O 22221,300 Inc. 236.5OO
Deposits. 26ss39O00 27ie2s5oO Inc. 47s95Oo
CIrcuIatioD.... 20.059.900 198s2,500 Dec. 377.40o
The following shows the relltion between the
total reserve and the total deposit liabilities:
June June H. Changes
10000 se3is21Oo inc s20sS7oo
Total S3U438J0 85,4l4,000 Inc 2,370200
Reserve req'red
Surplus reserve. l6,333050 I.6U6.o7o Inc 1l72825