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TITS EXPTCToRANT

,,.rop 10 raise tho ph'egm, cause pleasant
VII He''' ,u will wake IN the morning, cough
aeN -. -. working freely. and breathing easy. II
gone' -, and cure for Group, and PLEASANT
HAP' fhiidren love II. No family snOdld lie
CoSp'', So,e hy druggists in 25c. ana Al bottles
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
e,wEEN STREET NEW YORK.
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BRIEF ITEMS. .-Polcc-Justice Richardson
had a few ease, OF drunkenness before hlm
yesterday morning which he dl' posed oi on
short order by im1o>ing fines IN accordance
with the law.
Maggie Lee Wililm.. from Culpcper
county, va, received at The penlttniltF!
Yesterday to serve a term OF ilYe years Ior
gland larceny.
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PUBLIC VACCINATION.-The folio wing Is a
list of physicians appointed aS viccinators
by the Board Of Health, with their Offices,
according 10 wards:
Marshall Wnrd-J. =. Harrison, Twenty
seventh and Broad streets; John II. Hinch-
man. j0j Louisiana street.
Jelfcr>on Ward-ISanc Curd, 1922 east
Main street; }. \. Caskin, Broad street be-
low Twelfth.
Madison Ward M. VI. Walker, Sixth and
Broad streets {. :. Brittan, Clay street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth.
Monroe Ward-R. L. Sfyll, 300 east Clay
street; ". d. Burroot. 30 Fifth street.
Clay Ward +. j. MoseIy, 500 west Main
street; J. VI. Payne. 2l0 west Grace street.
Jackson Ward-W. q. Carter, 10 north
Third street; {. Z. Anderson, q west Broad
street.
Or. j. G.. Cabell. president Of the Board
OF Health. requests the above physicians 10
meet at MS office al - O'Clock this morning.
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For MARMALADEs, Jellies, Preserves, Anehoyy
Paste. and finest French Mustard, At bottom prices
60 20 VERNE sLArERs,
Seventh and Marshall streeis.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, AZ;
9 a. NJ, 81; noon. 20; 8 7. NJ, IS; Z.
NJ, so; midnight. 10.
Mean temperature, 40S.
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ALBERT BISCUITS, Dyspepsia Cra'kers, Corn
Hu soda, Oyster, and other Crackors. low for "a.
Al VERNE L S.tTRR's,
seventh 8nd Marshall streets.
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SUPREME COuRT.-The following business
was disposed OF yesterday
jordan rs. Miller and ais. Argued by
Major Il. T. Scott for appellant and General
w. Ii. Payne for appellees aud submitted.
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PREMATURE Loss OF The HAIR may be en-
tirely prevented by the use OF BuInetts CO.
coaine. ,..
Housekeepers should insist upon obtain
ing Burnett's FlayoriDg Extracts. They
IRE the best.
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BANKS and BsNKERS.
'HECl1IZENs BANK OF RICHMOND.

TIE CITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND.
eiEPL PLTs........ ......................... 23.5OO
W. j. JOHNSON. President
. EDWIN Il. SNEAD Cashier.
DShlhfss hours. q. VI. until j. VI.
= ~ " sATtkDAYs The hank IS open from until
:, A.s ~ secDmiu Odaie the labOrinR ctasses.
interest allowed Ou deposits. special arrange
i-t1is made. by which Interest t. allowed on datY
oa'@hees Of sc,ive accOunts IL a-eod8in
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iIORsFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
~ NERVOUS PROsTRATION FRos MENTAL
ONERwORB.

have { lund Ilorsford's Acid Phosphate 90 hr of
sigE1l benefit in some cases of " Nervous Prosirt-
hon,' The result OF mental oyerNork, and also In
some forms of by pep5ia.
WILLIAM ID. ANDERSON, NJ. -.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Middle
states, increasing cloudiness, occasional
rain, northwest to northeast winds, lower
temperature.
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George Frost, Jr., set OF china (forty-iour
pieces); Il. Bear, barrel Of flour; l.. T.
Gatewood. chamber set. His engagement
In this city terminates with matinee at y
O'Clock p. NJ. to-day and regular perform
ance tonight.
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NftfINERYs

NEW SPRING STYLES or a.s5s
,, fAsHioNABLE MILLINERY IL Svseke4ee
LAIN and FANCY STRAW, CHIP SC .SmSNrs
"a nr.aif.i laif.i shapes. CIiiI.bREN's TRIMMED MINED
''hAM SAILORS al so cents.
D.. HC1ZLtk BiiOJ HERs. 525 Brood street,
merry. NH :
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ALL WHO VALUE MoNLY viii fna II 10 their al
vantage 10 get our lowest CASH prices on sugars,
Teas, Cofces and groceries generally.
VERNE < SLATER,
seventh and Marshall street,.
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1913 Main street Opposite post-orlcc).

FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS worth OF damaged
summer ilks at one half regular prices: Also, grea
bargains I'm Black silks and Black Drocadcs Just
ceiyed AZ COHEN BROTHERS,
EOnrlh and Rr0ad slreets.
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DON'T FORGET to see Professor CROMWELL TO
NIGHT al Mozart Hall.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-L1St night about .
o'clock II. J. Tlmberlake, young man who
resides near Charlottesville. was Knocked
down and run over by passenger train on
the Chesapeake and OHIO railway near Bald
win station, and had his right leg crushed
between the knee and ankle. the Wounded
man was conveyed 10 house near by, and
Dr. Cunningham summoned. twas decided
TO amputate the injured limb.
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MOZART HALL should b. Allei TO-sIGnr To Wit
ness Professor CROMwELL's Art lliusirdiloDs
\ey prOgramme.
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JuLEs MUMM CHAMPAGNE. ". ID. BLAIR a
CO., agents.
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I PERSoYAL.-Rey. DR.. Leonida> RoSSer,
who VIII preach in the lecture.room OF
Broad-Strect Methodist church every night
next week. is known aS the Gray Eagle
OF the Virginia Conference. He has many
friends in thi, city. where he has served bis
Caurch q, editor and PASTOR ~ an evan
geli,t he has m extraordinary record. Up.
ward OF 1000 soul, have been converted,
under his ministry.
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EXCURSIONS
CAPTAIN w. Y. BRAGG'S ORkSD
- INCLUSION To EUROPE.

CAPTAIN w. y. BRAGG'S GRAND
- EXCURSION To EUROPE
The detail, Of this 6RAND tNCIRSlph lave
now all been arranged Ihe party Will leave Nesy
Work city on the 18TH DAY Or JUNE. ~ Id
.pleudh steamship "Sf1'c of Ndgask,." Of the
>latr line Of ocean steamers. THIS Is one Of iis
finest STEAMERS running ont OF View YORK. The
company VIII be- under the personal SupeTiHtend-
,ncc OF Captain Bragg-who has lately rrIutneb
from a tour through fIOne-aui viii vi % Eng
laud, scotland. Ireland. Frit CO, Gerunny. Ualys
switzerland. Belgium, and Holland. The rund
trip VIII embrace lbOuf cchty-nYc days.
Parties wishing 70 take Sny portion or tbr ..uic
trip can make terms a. reduced rates.
Per, rs wishing further Information are req !,et-
cd 10 send for ptmphlct, whlch l. now READY lns
general circultiOn Address
Cap.ain W. y. BRAGG.
~ los Brood street. kicninond. W..
or. ANDREW WEIGH, fsq
Southern tNpre>s office, EiChmond' ~
nh l2-&26
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INDIAN RIVER FLORIDA ORASCES-sweetcs
orange grown-jusi received by
CnRisTiAN 4 WHITE.
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ISVALIDS, rs wei as children, ind MELIN'S
FoOD u lost satisfactory and nOur,hing artice - OF
diet Its method of preparation ldapts IL To III"
most delicate stomach, while is strengthening pro-
pcrtie, are wonderful. II may be- had Of Your drug
gst aud grocer. Price, 7J CENTS. 4. METCALF X
90 Boston. Mlsl.
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A CONVERSION OF LrNACY ORDFRGD.-
Edward Dayton, charged with being per-
son OF un>ound mind, was committed TO
the IIeurco county iiil Yesterday. y COM
mission OF lunncy will consider bl' ease
MOuIly.
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HUB PUNCH 1s Il beverage, whether cold or hot,
+ just the thing. VI" nighi-cID" after posure 10
cold IS more beneficial; and 10 sleepless, tired or
di.cOmiorted persons IL IS soothingaud refreshing
sold by al sr0cers druggists, and wise merchants
AZ 1928 bottle.
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BE SURE 10 90 and see Professor CRoNwELI's :
beautiful Art Illustrations a Mozart Hall TO-
NIGHT. Admission. 2jc.
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RESERVED SEATS TO Professor CRoNwILL's. az
Mozart hail, ro-siGHT, without extra charge, al
RAMOS 4 MoeEs'.
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BROwN's BRONCHIAL TROCuEs viii instantly
relieyea COUGH, COLD, or IiOARStNFs-. Twen-
80 cents,
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DOCTORS j. W. COX. T., ID. jrn"s, H. v. Paine, Of
Albany; Doctors j. q. Bios, J.. Il. waldo, J.. :. Coz
burn Frauk l.. Vincent, OF Troy and others equally
eminent. use and rrescribe the LIEBlC COMPANY's
ARNrcArED EXTRACT or WIrCH HAZEL. Be
ware Of cheap coUntcrieiis. cures Plies, catarrh'
HAeumqti-tn, Female Complaint. and Neuralgia.
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FRESH INVOICE or KEY WEST CIGARS JUST
received by W. ID. BLAIR & co.
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FAMILY ROE-HERRINGs, CLIPPED HEEF-be
In th' cty-at CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.

In in' city-at CHRISTIAN WHITES.
WiCKEDNESS.-NOt a Dad heart. but diseased
Liver IS often the Of violence OF ten per, vim
dlc'iyeness, and sometimes crime; for, when The
spleen is affected, the heart is clogged IA its better
impulses for want of action to cirry off the bile.
81 have used SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. not
Ony once, but often, and can confidently assert il
has done me more good than any o'her medicine |
have ever us,d. think il IS the greatest medicine
for disea ed Liver made IN the world, Many Of my
neighbors have used 1t, and al VIII ay a. much II
not more than 30 for It's virtues.
"JOHN }. ALLEN, Bibb county, Ga
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LiEBIG COMPANI'S coca BILF TONIC
" far superior 10 the fashionable aud illuiye pre-
paraiions or beef wine, AMI ifon,' says Professor
f. W. Hunt, VI. D. Honorary Member lmperil
Medical society Of ~. Peter burg, Russia, etc ETC.
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Al IMPORTANT ADyATCE in the manufacture of
Toilet soaps was The intro lucton Of giycerine. The
Transparent Soap, of j. X T.. ATKINSON really cou-
tain i large percentage Of this valuable. Ingredient
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8ltIlmond 1ispateh.


Ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCu-
LATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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A APLEASAST EVENING 20 all who Viil see Pro-
los.or CROMwELL a MoALr. LIalI 10 -NlomT.
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WE,TPHALIA HAMS at
CHRISTIAV & WHITES.
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A Much NEEDED BOOK.

WEST JOIN> rON ( 90.
haze in urr>, and WI shOriiy Dub ISL ii UH AFS
10 VUF VIRGINIA hSD y IT NiRGi IA
PFPORT~ from jefferson 20 33d Gggi'11. 20
HrNRY \. CONyERsE. tEc volume. $40. Law
hep.
F4r.y rler s0ici'od.
WET. JOHNSTON a co.
law and Genera Book seller, ana S'at pnert.
mn D5-yt Oll Main .irrt e.
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EVERYBODY should witness those beautiful Hue
taiious of Professor CROMwELL dt Mozart Hall
Il.
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Entered at the PoSi-Onicc at Richmond, Va, as
sccond-casS mattcrI
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lEW LAW.BOOKs II PEFss.

- NEW LAW.BOOkS II PEfS3.
>
RANDOLPH A ENGLISH
will publish at an early daf
NARTIN'~ INDEX AHO SUMNAEi lbrF~r
TOTnE NiR6INtA RUPOEIS. from Jcns~sr.a
to 33d Ora tin. This work VIII supply ~BuL
which no oiheT book cBn.
BARTO,.'s ClIANCERY PRACTICE.
SANDS's SUIT N EQUlTN-ncw edition.
Early orders solicited. mh &O-d6"
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u,ropIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
TE1PlC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
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rr>r 40 NosT AGREEABLE PEEFAEA-
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n DELIGHTFUL CAT
J. L. LittLedele q, me Soe,,,,,o,.


Let me add couple of biographical notes for tba
dement, OF cat-lovers. knew "a cat MANY wears = no
"a placK loii-rather heavy and dull in Ills woys
ior the most part, but with two Qualities vcr,,
strohgiy marked.-love for music and aitrctonat.
ness; lie knew good music from bad PERFECTLY VII
would SIT on the step OF piano with great conteni
anu PurrIhg, so long as II capable performer was
play lnS, ana III The execution were very yoou
Would testify his delight by archng his tail, walk
ing across the Keys, and sitting down in tie nar
former lap. On the other hand the plavnS , poi
drove hlm away; and l remember there was one
member of the family whose performanca" oI ono
sent HIM oil in disgust SO much for the Icy
OF his temperament. Quo
Now for the affections His mother was olu,.
very fond OF her Kittens and used to sit over th ay
very closely during the first early weeks OF the;r
nVes-too closely, ner son thought after he orr, w..
ola enough to consider about things, So / Gavs
more than once seen hun up to her. as she nestied
over the young ones III the basket, and apnarentn
Whisper something; whereupon 81 @ would VET ont
sretch herself, and 90 into the gard II for "a littje
fresh AIR, while he got into her place. and Law over
the Kittens to keep them warm till she came bacI
When he resigned his charge to her again. recret
Of dlstemper. ''1Ns eau
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CLOSING PRICES or PHfLA DELPRIA SFOCKS
Reported by JOnV Il. DAvts y -. W. u nll..s,
SATURDAY. Sept. VI. NJ

oATuRDAf sept Typ. NJ
Although the transactions in stocks TODAY did not
amount to rs much some other DAVIS during
the week, there has been market in that Tina 60
active or interesting. After the morning orders 10
sell had been executed there was renewed buying
of he trunk line shares and it was not long before
the whole Street was informed that the preliminary
agreement for settlement of the railroad war bod
been made and that an actual settlement wouId
be accomplished next Tuesday This report
stimulated u buying that caused the price of
Lake Shore to rise from 1233i to 1875 MICHIGAN
Central from 03 7s to 053i Central and Hudson from
1113t to Ia, and Erie from 443a TO J5lo Tho
movement referred to, together with "a general az
pcctaton that the bank statement would mako n
showing of largo gain in reserve, and the report
that Secretary Window il about to issue n call for
%30,0O0,00O of bonds, excited tho whole market
and there was general advance in prices of from
to 3 per cent Later there was u decline which left
final figures except for few stocks lower than thew
were last Monday. Hannibal and ST. .Josepb nrc
ferred stock was unusually active and rose fro,,
1884 to 21@11Sli There was some talk about a
corner in the preferred stock. Relative to tho
corner III the common stock there are no now de-
veopmcnts,and the nominal quotation for it at the
close was 10O0300. Western Union was not es-
pecialy active and, after recovery to $685. closed
10 lower than yesterday. The general market closed
weak.
uoNerhmeht pohds were fairly active, but the
sales were at the bidding figures which for the 40
closed is lower than yesterday. The market was
barely steady ut the annexed final quotations:
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State bonds were dull with small transactions in
Tennessee Us at 90, and South Carolina s nou-fund
able at 1855. There were no sales of cit,, -
stocks.
Only small business was done in railroad bonds
Erie second consols were specially strong in connec
ton with the speculation in the stock and rose 70
1O3@1O2st. Boston, Hartford and Erie frsts woro
active and after 20, closed 69l an advance of Ia
per cent. Rome. Watertown and Ogdensburg firsts
at 90 were per cent lower than the last preceding
saie' chesapeake and Ohio currency debts were Il
higher at 5sis05s. Mobile and Ohio frst dehon,urna
sold At 86i2 and seconds were lower at esq., Cam
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- SKPTFMBFR l6 1881.
The AMERICAN TELEGRAPH AND CABLE CON-.
PANH begs 10 announce that win open the first OF ia
saturday the l7th inst. e -
The Companys second cable randlv laid ana
Wall De completed during the coming oweE
rate Than that given below viii be Iutl
Company has adopted ne following tara chsrses. -
TO GREAT BRITAIN. IRELAND AND FRANCE
From Canada, New England States Pie
CiteSof New York Brooklyn Pliladeplia
baltimore ana Washington ,er Yrorf.
From all states east OF Mississippi ley. - - 49,
cept as aoove, ami from Louisiana and the
city st LOUIS, Mo. NOR vrors
From All states and Territories O
alissSslIpl River except ygo-i
lhe American Telegraph and cable Company desires bv The
pon OF rates higher than those charged
S COMPANIES 10 ctlte service of
nh ~ can gave the most careful attention, avoiding
inability 10 delay and the or al Voiu1 OF
attuait upon very low rates The
proposes Its cable
Other. - ~'' rs VIZ ~ ~
The Company viii accept dispatches for transmission 70 any
part OF the world reached by
usnai additional tarin beyond Great Britain.
70 insure the transmission OF dispatches
caps when presented at telegraph the
AoONe Offices Of the Compang
te usl atches be written On the blanks
Inc company Degs 70 assure the public has
cth spared 70 make the most complete the
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FORMATION can be obtained at TN Office OF
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In London, British consols were strong and adj
vanced g per cent TO 80 SIG for money and TO $685.
Tor account. United States bonds were steady: the
is at 100. but the 4l2s were ls lower at 1 i634
American railways generally were lower, the ex-
ceptons being the Erie and the Atlantic and Great
Western issues In Paris, French 3 per cents de-
ellned to S5.O5 sight exchange on London being
2o.3oi2 francs to the e.
The Americas Telegraph and Gable Company an
nounces by advertisement the opening OF It's cables
column.
The total movements Of -four and grain at the
principal points for the week ended Sept. TO- 1881
and since January 1, for years 1850 and Issi
were follows:
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OFFICE oP TiE SILVER IsIET CONSOLIDATED MrISG1
AND LANDS COMPANY. - BROAuwAY
NEW YORK. sent = l-Sl 4


x-On,ox- NEW YORK., sept. IS lsSi
NOTICE is hereby given that the Directors
OF tins company by authority specially forrs bv fe
~ IRE hereby call for Contribution
are requested 20 read conform Tie
spon Endorsed on their share
pay II without remedy. at
per annum viii be allowed psym,n made ror - Isl No
NemDeT. ~ s-t,Nfs -
n; BReInttances FOR contribution shoui be- 49, -.
lcd Nlh the certificates Of stock.
thereon but where this
Nenlent, receipts viii
Gates on which payment IS made. -
% NlnadMaN. y Y - -------s W we
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AT CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE.

Inc following shows the exports Exclusive of
specie) from the port of NewYork to foreign norts
lor the week ended September ID and since the be-
ginning of tho year, compared with the CORE
spending periods of previous years:
F2F tss reported sss5Sif s$2
Total since Jan l. 2S19lG4s7 PISS. 756669 27i3I2599
inc following shows the imports of dry goods and
general merchandise at the port of New-York for
the week ending September II and since the he
ginning oil tine year, as compared with the CORE
spornding periods of previous years:
Dsy sSgIs s9. SSl
Tcia The %sSE $G7iS .s75 Sa3 s sSSSS9SiSS55
Total since Jan. l. 2354OiIi 362iS56S6 SI
The following are the dry goods Imports ineImdcd
in the above:
Haa:$S 81 $sI Ssss ss
F FRtsTsS S at %S YRGEt S4s4Ss
he exports OF specie for the week ending sent %
and since the beginning of the year. as compared
with the corresponding periods of previous years:
For the week......,... si7Ss85 1'oo SIS ISL loo
fITS Sa sScs Js% d. i i$isS5s SiSs
he imports of specie for the week ending Sent On
and since the beginning of the year. as comnareS
with the corresponding periods of previous years:
PTeyoasy SS5s9l 1885, S5I sd
Total since Jan. - S2,ol65os 26$3IGl9 45,i5o955
EUROPEAN FL NASJIAL AAttErS
LONDON. Sept l7l230 995,s for money ana
99 tor The account United bonds four and baf
trusiees cerhcates b6 do snG es.en st ortgage
49, - 90 second eonsols loe Reading S2s MiIankee
LONDON sept loo mAtlan.ie and Great Western
NewYorE Central i47 Central 1884, second "a
LONDON sept l7-2So p mrarls aivces quote three Der
Ahls sept 10 p m-EXchange London 25 franc.
LONDON sept 1850 D. m.-.Paus advtces ouote thr.
cent rentes AT 80 francs cenines Tor the
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ada Southern irsts were steady at $685. ST. Louis
and Iron Mountain new fves 81 higher at 91l2,
and Metropolitan seconds sold at S5l2. Michigan
Central lives declined to 90 and recovered to
99i2. Pennsylvania new 4i2s brought 100 for a
small lot. st. Paul consols were easier at 1851,
Wabash new rs sold at ITO and the general Is at
l0ol2. Kansas Pacific consols declined 80 to
1864, and Texas Pacific incomes to rs.
Denver and Rio Grande conso sold at 11Os40111
against I'LL yesterday. Denver dispatch to
Kiernan's Wall Street News Bureau says: Papers
were yesterday filed in the Recorders Office estab-
fishing sinking fund for the payment and redemp-
ton of Denver and Rio Grande Railroad first con-
sohdated thirty years per cent gold bonds.
The papers provide for the payment of Ii of L per
cent annually on the amount outstanding for
the first four years. Z of l per cent annually for
the next five years, and per cent annually there
after until the maturity of the bonds The fund
may be inves ed in the bonds at premium not 10
exceed 20 per cent, or in Government securities at
the discretion Of the trustees
The weekly bank statement presents changes that
were disappointment to those persons who take
note only of the val of 1oreign gold and the pay
ments by the Treasury, and neglect in their calcula
ton to note the shipments to the interior Hence TO
many persons loss in both the total and surplus
reserves this week was a surp ise. The following
are the totals of the statement and changes for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-18
BONDS AND BANk STOCKS
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Metropolitan E "a 81 Iron Mount So Northwest Consols
5000 Sbai 1000. 81 II reg gold bond.
NY 1. aud /. and lar l,,eO IIsz
New Ziconsoi . 5000. ., 100 = Ind Bloom s W I'd
5000. ......l 1925 Mobile and . LIST l,OOO.... so
$4,000 i08 80 Debon Mo Kan e rox
$4,000 1929 5000. 9Bla 1000.
Boston II and lst Mobile 2d deb Tex Pao Inc l. q
10000. 90 10000 al.
6.pOO..... 6Jls Min aud ST IL st VI st l. and
l0,OOO....-...7O Iowa extension Omaha division
b.UoO-..-. 631, LOOT. ..llll. 1000. =. Ils
10000. .UJl3 Ches and Ohio Ist 5000 100 Ills,
Can SCUM LIST series Il - Ind u & Spring LIST
guaranteed 1000: SO 1000. lO6ls
~, LOO vei Che3 and o cur int Mich Central 6s cp
"apash IL mtg rs $4,000. @. % " 5000 O9Ia
e,OOo.... 10 Kan Pacific LIST con Mich southern y
e6o00 e. in8,s 5000. ma