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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-06

IicRsE SroLEN.-From my eta
bles six miles south of Hillsboro, on
the night of the Goth Of September,
a small sorrel Mare. ordinary size,
blaze face, fore feet white, and one
hind foot white ; knocked ia hind
feet from hard pulling ; seven years
old. A liberal reward will be given
for any information that vii. lead to
the recovery OF the horse.
WIN. BALDWIN,
IIillsboro, n. c.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-06
yATHE OFFICE OF TIE OR
ANGE COUNTY OBSER
IS OK CHURTON ST, OVER
HAYES DRUG STORE &

1-Our subscribers who are due
vii cooter a favor ny making it
to settle before or At
a., during Court. We need the
|onry. Don't forget this.
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GALE OF LAND.

GALE OF LAND.
By virtue of a mortgage executed by
Joseph II. Latta- OF the 18th August,
1880, duly registered, I will. on Monday,
Oct: LIST. 1888. at the court house door
in Hillsboro. offer for sale for cash, a
tract Of land adjoining Mrs. Swepson
on the north. Stanly and Green on the
east. Hobbs lands on the west. and
SYkey Cheeks land ,on the soAth, evn.
tanning 2lU acres, TO satisfy tile said
mortgage.
This 9th day of August. 1893.
TIlOM AS WEBB, Admir-
Of Willie +. Mangum. deceased.
Sale OF the above was postponed un-
til Saturday, October 18th. 1883.
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y UIFVT1.
IHmIrsuance Of an ORDER of the Pro-
bate I our of~Orangc County. | will sell
to the highest bidder. at the court house
door in llillsbOro. On Monday, Nov.
9Th. 1883, Il certain tract of land on the
waters of Little River. ON which the
ate Nancy Dunno gan resided 1T the
time Of her demise, adjoining the lands
OF x. y. Hall. Dr.. T.. j. Wilson. Mrs
Edmy Hall. the Marris lands and others
Terms: Sevcnty-nve dollars cash,
balance nn credit Of Il months, secured
by bond with good security with inter.
est from date OF sale.
This 18th day of August. 1881.
jos. W. TERRY,
Commissioner.
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oAEOF II ELECT.

'tLASD, OHIo.-Tbe Plain
'epoFts that Hon. Martin A.
eohsres>man elect from the
j VI Ohio, district, has used
~ ,'s vi in his family aud has
i. ,oant it safe and reliable, and
: 'sa him great relief TO a lame
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-06

e. B. Nicholson, Littleton,
e, s!s II took Browns Iron
ID .f general ill-health aud
~'0 pleasant and beneficial"
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NEW .

NEW GOODS
If you want . Black Silk Dress,
If YOU want a Colored Silk Dress,
Ii you want q Black Cashmere
Dress,
If you want Colored Cashmere
Dress,
If you want an Ottoman Worsted
Dress,
Ii you want 3 Persian Worsted
Dress,
If you want 3 Mohair Dress,
If YOU wan, aoy kind Of . Wors-
ted Dress,
If you want Brocsde Silk,
II you want Black or Colored
Satin,
If you want the Prettiest Prints,
II you want Good Ready Made
Clothing,
II you want Superior Groceries,
If O want All Kinds Of Hard
II YOU want New Styles OF Hats
and Caps,
If YOU want all kinds Of Desirsbie
Goods,
II Won want GOODS At LOW
PRICES,
Call on.
j. L. JONES
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-06

COUNTY TREASURER

If you want a good Hair Cut or
Shave, call on Frank the Barber. =
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
IL L l. l. - Ii q 1t q
GRAND OPENING AT THE
BAZAAR,
OCTOBER, 1883.
Fail and Winter Stock
now on Exhibition

Fail and Winter Stock
now on Exhibition.
In a few words we have the most
complete stock that has been shown
in this section at any time.
We have never shown such a va
ricly in DRESS GOODS.
Cashmeres-all Wool-a COM
pletc line Of shades-Brown ms, Ma
rooms, Olives, Garnet, &c. Blacks
from Is cents to $125-a handsome
Black Ottoman Repp, AZ inches, all
Wool. We say unhesitatingly that
we have the handsomest line Of
Dress Goods, from 10 TO IS cents,
that we have ever cen ia a retail
store.
A line of Plaids and Stripes, Silk
and Wool, at 25 cents, that cost 40
cents to import. We bought q stack
Of :hen low. and will give our ems
toners the benefit Of the bargain.
a line of Solid Goods in Colors
and Black, a new material (Alaba-
batross) at % cents, that is far ahead
Of any goods at the price you have
seen.
Velveteens, Silks, Satin, Furs,
Fringes for Trimmings, and a hand.
some line OF Buttons to match.
CLOTHING.
A better assorted Stock Of Cloth.
ing than ever. Boys, Youths and
Gents Wraps.
Shawls, Cloaks, Sacks, Jackets and
Jerseys for Ladies.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
JAM UP.
We have the "Boss" Molasses. l,
takes the cake-rather makes 1t.
We have constantly on hano
Rockland Lime, Cement, Calciuee
Plaster and the best Stock Of Hard
ware carried in this section fo1
Builders.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Don't bay Boots outside Of Hills
boro. We are certain that there i
not q, house IN the State that cal
;, serve YOU better in this line.
C.. NJ. PARKS.
i HILLsBoRo, n. C..
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FALL TERN, 1888,
ORANGE SUPERIOR COURT.
SATURDAY, Ocr. 9th.
Is. Cole VS. Cole.
II. Watson vs.. l.. Lloyd.
-. Howard VS.. Crawford.
IS. Norris VS.. Morris.
MONDAY, Der. 9Th.
8. Branton VS.. O'Briant.
II. W..Jones vs.. SouthEate.
Is. Rencher vs.. Anderson.
10. Seal vs. Joyner.
TUESDAY, Der. 9th.
20. Stanly rs: r. & u. X. r. Co!
%. Hutchins VS.. f"
q. Turner VS..
90 Bradsher VS.. "
80. Williams vs. Carol:
43. Parker VS.. Berry.
Any case reached on the appoint.
ed day goes over to be called in order
on the next day. and in precedence Of
cases set for next day unless otherwise
ordered by the Court. Witnesses al
lowed pay for attendance from the day
cases are set for trial until the $
disposed OF, unless otherwise ordered.
JAMES e: MACRAE,
Judge Presiding.
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Ohio and Iowa cleo, State Of.
6cers next Tuesday.
WANTED
A smart while woman to do
house work. Apply TO
C.. g. HOLT,
H1fsboro, n. c.
COUNTY TREASURER.
will be in HifIsboro every S.,ur-
day, LIST Monday in each month, and
on all public days.
N. L. EFLAND.-
County Treasurer.
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Mr.. L. W. Wheeler, Warrenton,
n. e., says II used Browns Iron
Bitters for general iN-heal,h and de.
rived great benefit"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-06

FRANK will Dye your Leard q
mus,ache in the best order.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-10-06

07D \ week male nj home b, the
q Industrious. Best business
now before the thb'ic. Capital not
needed. We viii start you. Men. ~o-
m.n, boys and efrk wanted everywhere
to work tor vs.. Now l. the time. You
can work In spa,e time. or give your
whole time to the business No ether
bus1,.cas will pay you nearly n we'll.
XG one can Exfl 10 make en0emous pay
81 ENGAGING q once Coeuy outfit and
tefme ffee. Money made ksG easily.
and h0noFably. Addrees Tree 4 Co.
Augusta, Asine.
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y. Il. LAWS. G.. LAWS.
i A w s
FUleNITuJRk:
HILLSBOKO, NC.
Laws' UH Confectionery Strnd.
We have the pleasure OF Informing
our friends aud the public that We are
now prepared to furnish them with the
Latest Styles and Design. OF
FU X NIT U X
Manufactured in a Substantial Manner
and Lower in Prices than yer before
offered in lIill.b"ro. We are also pre-.
pared u Repair 1t Short Notice. Furni-
furc Of al kinds in a Durable Manner
and 1T BOtLom Prices.
u n D T. Il + a X / n &
il all its branches. Full Line Of COT
fins, Case. 81. Our ~Patrons will h.
FURNISHED with a Hearse free Of charge.
i!"i.'nx voh will ~ ! and examin.
our Gur.. and Prices b.for. purrlia-:ns
else We are,
Respectfully y"ur<.
II. II. g. q. LAWS.
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j. l. SToNE. State Agent A
tat" Arrur tor New England + no
~ Mec!iEnicai Dr%-ninrftc>. Is ! =
.tf"vi'." 81. Paici-!,. Y &.
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y" 5l-C"nnecIs at E,ccn.bsi.ei Nth
X. q ID. X. X. TOR all point. North. l.a,,.
ami west ri Itanvi.ie. 1t >st.s.uur,
with W. y. &. u. H.. for all ,~Mfs nj
Western North Caruhna- Al u.llS.apro
with W. Il W. a.. H.. daily. x,a. 81
AMI III cot.iicrt 1t Gtc~n-irr:" with X.
4 -. u. i. ami tor all poin's ON Salvm
Branch.
TRAINS GhUtNG Sut.Tic
Date, Sep. Is. 81 No. At tH. 81
Daily D.,,,.
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RiSh NONE - lille II.
~ n. G.. IuVI>s0S.
COEDENSED
JNAfNA t1tuxc <nprn

No Totally. except ~t,n.tay.
H. av. Gree,,>lHt,-, / ~ ii. IN.
ATri.. ut Rn'c,.h i..a y. IN.
Arrive tsoliStn,ru 81 "A. m.
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Leave GOldsboro $50 o.. m.
Arrive Raleigh $50 p. m.
Leave Raleigh CHS p. IN.
ar. Greensboro 2.2O Il. M.
NO. JO-COnnects ut Salisbury tor all
points on the w. n. G. Il. r.. and AT
Charlotte with A. Il e. Airline tor all
points in the South. and Southwest.
No. 02-COnnects ut Charlotte with
C.. Z. & A. X. X. tor all points South
and Southeast. and with A. & &. Air
Line for all points South.
n. W. n. Z. RAILROAD.
Ss'o'Sa Scuru. 30, 80.
tx. sun. Daily.
Nv. Greensboro fo.b pun lo.2l am
ar. kcrm-r>ville ll.2O DIN u.:W am
AR. Salem 100 mt lI.OI pm
GOING EAST. No. 81.
Daily ex. NJ" III.
SUNDAY. daily.
Leave Salem $40 DIN 5.:M an
ar. kerner>viile GO pm Cos am
AR. Greensboro 7.3D pun 40 am
PULLMAN SLrErING CARS WITHOUT
CHANGE
on trains 30 and 81. l9twcen New York
and. Montgomery. ami bet~eetk Raleigh
AMI Old Fort.
On trains - and o., hstwcen WASH
inyi"n and Augusta. 9.nl fjanvillr atrl
Richmond, aud Charlotte AMI Mont
golnery.
Through y.ckets on sale ut Greens
boro. Raleigh, Go,d>bor". Salisbury and
Charlotte for all points Sn,:tli. South
west. West, North and East. For E,ni-
grant rates to Louisiana. Texas, Arkan-
saS anil the SOuthwest. address
NJ. SLAUGHTER.
Gen. Passenger Agent. Richmond, Va.
4. NJ. Il. TALCOrr.
Gen. Manager, Richmond, Va.
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Don't forget where Frank the
Barber stays. Look for him.
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"a L 4 n d A r.,
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NO. l6-Daiiv, except Sunday.
Leave (sOldsboro $50 q. m
Arrive Raleigh $50 p. m.
Leave Raleigh els p. IN.
AR. Greensboro 2.2O "A. m.
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FUTURES,

THERE was an unusual excitement on the
exchange to-day when cotton futures opened
strong, about 10 points above the closing
quotations of yesterday, and when at noon
they showed still further rise of 10 points
operators and spectators were greatly ex-
erclsed, but when later reports came in,
showing the important decline, their enthu-
siasm was rather subdued. The advance
to-day was rather questionable and the
market in New York closed from . to 10
points above last evening, but il was
Liverpool the future market showed
an advance from 2-6i to 36i above the day
before, and the reports were that it was
firm. A few spectators think the markets
will now advance gradually until the close
OF the season.
Chicago Produce and Provisions
wheat market was rather weak to-day, May
closing at $l,l2t, decline of IL since last
evening. June went off | cent and brought
Sll4t. May corn was I lower, and sold for
81, and for June it fell Off cent bringing
| 55s The receipts of grain in Chicago to-
day were, wheat, 1898, corn, los &c. oats,
1922. The corresponding dav last year
they were, wheat, $500. corn. 30 l2S; oats,
~ 1876, The shipments to day were wheat,
6,3S7; corn, 23S, 055; oats, 7I,l0S The same
! day last wear they were, wheat, lO034S;
corn, 2G2, lGi; oats, S6O2i bushels. Oats
in Chicago to-day for May, sold at Al;
for June, 42l, Provisions were higher
Mess pork for May brought $40 92i, an ad
vance of 70 cents; June sold at 10 97!, u rise
since last evening of 20 cents. May lard
was up 20 cents and sold at Sl2,Co June
brought Sl2.l2i, which shows gain over
last evening Of II! cents.
In st. Louis May wheat sold at the same
price as yesterday, 81 IA. For June it was
cent lower and sold at $l.l5, May corn fell
off and brought 52l, and for June it was
below yesterday, selling at 52i. May oats
sold at i2s, a decline of I. and June closed
at 422, falling Off since last evening of
of Il cent.
NEW YORK.
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RAILROADS..

FLORIDA has built 235 miles of railroad
curing the past year.
From seven to Twelve carloads of freight
are received daily at Deer Lodge, NJ. Il.
Heman Clark and the Winston Broth ers
employ l,GOO horses in grading on the North
ern Pacific.
The Alabama Great Southern railroad
mas commenced the construction OF ion
cars Tor the New Orleans & Northeastern
| railroad.
SALT LAKE, May 1.-The first engine is
expected 10 reach Talley, in the Wood river
region of Idaho, to-day. The Rio Grande
May.
The iron bridge to be built over the
James river at Richmond, by the Richmond
Petersburg railroad company, will be an
elegant structure.
=. The highest trestle on the line of the
Noithern Pacific is that across Coriacan
Hehie, about twelve miles west OF Missoula,
NJ l. When finished the track level will
De 800 feet in the air.
The bill granting a franchise to foreign
capitalists to build and operate u railroad
AND steamship line in kootenay district,
British Col umbia, has passed q third read
ing IN the local parliament at Victoria.
IL IL stated that the Pennsylvania railroad
company will discourage all tent shows NJ
ALTOONA this season, In consequence OF the
generalization which such entertainments
invariably caase among the employees OF the
Mops there, accompanied with no little
drunkenness.
telegram to Drexel. Morgan & Co. an
ssounces the sale to u London syndicate OF
soVovOOO first mortgage bonds of the Ore
soh California railroad. This secures the
..ompletion o the road to the point OF juno.
non with the California & Oregon branch OF
inc Cetral Pacific.
!. Tue largest railway depot in the world
being built at Birmingham, England, at
cost of Sl,250000. 1t will cover to,al
area oil $4,000 square yards or over eleven
IIv nes aud will have three platforms, each
iN.O feet long.
"A, AZ the railroad station in West Corn.
sM'' New York. the travellers were stupe.
a au ~ seeing n young woman attempt the
wmeult feat of entering the car through the
window. She had never before seen n rail-
svau train, having lived In the inland coun'
N.Y. ny, and said she thought that was the reg
u,Sf method of ingress.
me TACT aho ut the 0 ,st Of the New York
eva'ed roads seems TO b. that they cost
". t'an S23 ,n,0,,N ~ inlnd hv III. rail.
,Lau enm missioner. Tue corporations
~hn'elves clAim to have expended some.
"ua over $3o,WO COO, aud the nomiua
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The cotton statement this eyeAing, Sat
urday, May s. is as louows:
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The coinage at the mint in the city for
April aggregated 6,35G 900 pieces, valued at
81 $40 Cos.
The Mexican government purposes to ne
eoiiate loan of So 100000 or S3,000,00O in
London to meet current expenses.
The receipts for duties at the custom
house in San Francisco, California, for the
past week, were $167 ,5sS 81, making total
ince January OF s., AIS, l05 66.
The shipments of bullion from Salt Lake
Ior the week ending April IA comprised 81
bars, aggregating l,9l9,0d pounds, all of
which went east.
The late English government paid off
100, 500 600 of the national debt. The
present has paid off Sl02, 500 600. and hopes
this year to pay Off 100000.
France has the largest national debt in
The world, the result of the Prussian in.
demnity. 1t amounts to 81 6S3 $40, or $lll-
~ for every man, woman and child IN the
Country.
The bullion received from the mines at
The various offices in New York during the
week ended April q amounted to S2S6 900,
as against $l9l 900 reported tor the previous
week. The receipts from January |, 1883,
Ito date were s. $40, 1883.
| Every mineral except crysolite is found
| in Mexico. Mexico has produced iive-ninths
OF all the known gold and SILVER, and this,
too, by mining in the most primitive
fashion, without machinery and at this
time is producing seventy-fve per cent. of
the precious metals Of the world.
And still the security mill keeps grind
| ing. rhe governing committee of the New
| York Stock exchange has listed 81 $4,000 OF
the general mort gage bonds of the st. Louis,
Iron Mountain a. Southern railway and has
ordered on the free list 81, les 900 of the first
mortgage six per cent. bonds of the New
York, Texas & Mexican railway.
The Washington treasury holds at the
present fine the following bonds to secure
national bank circulation; Currency 6Is,
s. 5O2 CO., SIS, $4,000; 6i's. $3S $50, 400; As,
sos 2i2 $50; 3!'s, $40 492 i50; IS, Sl99, 1885,
$780, total, 1857 ,22S, $50. Bonds held to Sc
cure public deposits amodnt to Sl4, $40 900.
The minister of agriculture of France. Nj.
Meline, has submitted his budget for 1881,
and asks for So ,l52, l2S, being an increase OF
S22l SIS over the amount voted for the cur
rent year, This sum is to be expended in
the direct encouragement of agriculture by
irrigation, draining, indemnities, teaching
model farms, and toe fight against the in
sect enemies of agricult ure.
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Noises In tho Head the vital huid passing unob.
served In tho urine and many o,Aor diseases
that lead 70 insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTIrUTl
will agree W forfeit Five Hundred Dolinrs FOR
case Of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
l,inder their special advice and trea,ment) will
not cure, or for anything impure or inI,irious
found In II TIE EN0LlSH MEDICAL. IN.
srlTUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation Free. Thor
sis OF urine, % 10 Price Of vital ReatC rative.
&.Ua bottle, or foar timesthc Quantity, go, 90
sont 10 any address on receipt OF prico or q o. D.,
tho G, o. d. sent without d enclosed a. . guar.
name u desired, by ENGLlSH MEDlOAI
INSTITUTE, 7is Olive street. st. Louis, Missouri
Wholesale Agents, W. II. HOWELL 4 BIO
Dallas, Tey0.
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CUBE YOURSELF

DR.. B0hannan Vegetable curative" ID war.
ranted TO permanently cure all forms Of SpermA.
torrhea or Seminal Weakness, General Debility,
lmpotoncy, etc, ana fektores Lost Power and
brings back the Youthful VigOr' Of those Tho
have destroyed II by sexual excuses or evil
practices In from two to seven weeks time. This
remedy. which has been used by DR.. BOhannan
In his private practice for over thirty years, was
never known to fail In curing even the WORST
CASES. II gives vitality and impars energy
with wonderful ,fiect 10 those middle. aged men
who feel weakness beyond their years. Its In.
MIGRATING properties are ielt at once. Y0nnR
men suffering from the conkequl nees Of thai
dieadfully destructive hablt OF Self Abuse can
use this medicine with the assurance OF speedy
and PERMANENT cure. The patient gain,
strength and elasticity Of spirits at once, a. II
acts directly on the tarts Affected as soothing
| and healing tonic and anodyne 10 the relaxed
seminal vesices snd inflated ducts impartin1
power and tone and restoring them 10 their nat
ural state the same ms II the paneful habit hA0
never been INDUCED In The ingredients are
simple productions of pature-barks, roots,
herbs etc. and are pecihc for the above dis.
eases.
~ Price. Five Dollars, sent with full dires
lions 10 any address. For sale only at DR.. c. A.
Bohannan's . flee. No 62i North Fifth street
botw cen Washington avenue and Green ktreet.
81. Lou,s, Mo. Esiab lished 1887.
eTDr Bf, Treatise on Special D'seasea
which give clear de!ineation OF the nature
symp'oms means of cure, etc. OF SYPHlLIR
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, e.c. sent FREE 70
anv addvpsg upOu rpcclpt If M etanp
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THR GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

u q never.fsillng
for Nervous Debility
exhausted vitality, eerai
nal Weakness. sper.
mhtorrhea, l. . st
MANHOOD impo.en.
cy, Paralys. and ali
the. terrible effects OF
self Abuse, youthful
10 lies NJ d excuses In
maturer y1ars-such "A
Loss Of Meu DRY, Las.
|sisude, Nocturnal Kmls.
sion, Aversion " e0cie-
q
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llvERPuoL
Opening Close Close
To-day, To-day Yesterday
---e o -
COTTON.

The receipts of cotton in this ely to-day
were CD bales, OF which came by rail as
follows Five tor Fiippen, Adone Il Lobit,
from Mckinney; for keelyS Bros, from
[euisvilc, and for Bryan & Badshaw,
from Mesquite. The shipments were 80
bales. by White Il Co., over the Texas n
Pacific road. In New York to-day, the
,ricrs were ndv,rced !. And IN Ct Lnn's !.
In this ritv. 1t vii '- seen t'''uIr"a'i he,
INIT puyprs a,e psylus itUm ! TO I more
,hsn on Yesterday. There now seems to be q
itmness in the markets Of the country that
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| IL will be observed that both the increase
b railroad construction and the deficiency
i the bank reserves were greater between
he latter of the periods. The correspond
nee between the two periods in the rate of
ettlement of public lands is not less
'narkei. Now, while 1t is undoubtedly
rue that our currency is in much sounder
condition than it was in 1873 and that bust
hess is on more conservative bass, yet
here is something strongly suggestive in
these figures. The writer in the Post, who,
the way, makes no reference to the set
Bement of new territory, thinks the cores
bondence is striking enough to warrant
business men in making everything snug
IN view of the POI sibility, to say the least,
bf financial storm next fall.
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The reserves of the New York banks in
|arh and April, 1878 and 1883.
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NANCE AND COTTON
FINANCIAL

Ivylt on to year ago the Chicago Times
'ed attention to certain phenomena
Iich had for some time been presenting
[mselyes, and which showed striking
S,nres of resemblance to phenomena that
Icsared before the collapse of 1878. One
|ihese phenomena was the rapid CONVEX.
M of circulating capital into fixed capital
Zine construction of railroads. Another
u the extraordinary area of public lands
kposed of to settlers.
rs prominence to a communication
HIM attention to the former of these
Ienomena, and also to a remarkable cor
Lpondence between March and April of
K wear and the same time in 1873 in re-
Iect TO the deficiency in reserve OF the
Fw York banks. Following is the com.
lrison of the period 1879 to 1882. both
|ars inclusive, with the period 1860 to
III with respect to the number OF miles
railroad built in the United States
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will be maintained. LIVERPOOL is also up
lilo, and the European markets are firm.