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PROFESSIONALISM futures wer. dull but there Us no
fSr'h.r .rens Of nomsn Tie Gnny sss s va 10. q.
s al ss cT S KY 70! For o 2s
s % ~ NJ Ssss '"d
SIS s, 49, .n s.,ss Ss: s.n ID vita ss
n ,; ':sS Qssis b ..s a
.s!ss:s7 mex. 10 s1 Is;
TO, n n., M Issf Asa .s,dy s9 Tan ~
s butler and ,i M I nc Tor s M "a
s snd r.: ts4 sa 4. tor fresh Western
;SnsT.s sy
81 S i s.: Gssr. sfssn!s
sa Is ,s5 I'd
No., Chicago sp5inx a. sess saoa. And No
s.. s5 Sd,j
e. ss! e 1sfSS: All
sss s''
s.to1 and .nos. and unsr.asa sRite tyssis:
f s Tst' gaze ana s ]
ssE sI !sa a ':F 1us ..so and
.. sa 4 ~n IN
e Sn. sa'" s al"s sSt :ia s
ss s' Sie a%sa ss D.s.mo.r ss:s Nay a5
s sHssi't s'S;s:'j uy sss tsSs
s4tc: se,tsmesr s's,s a,u m, ,,,,. .,,,.r +,
.ymsatny With wsaser European advlcrs. CLOSING IN.
changed 70 s points LIVER a. rnmgAred Win yester
SAFES = 100 bags. closnx steady with sellers at The
following prices:
June . zoe. September $50 december II $50
tusa., &c sn4usiy sse
The spot market was dull and unchanged RIO . quoted
arrVen At laE;" fnr. y MID r.l.. sts.av quoted;
49, 49, ' 6snrs aner,ss. 0 Iosa Ri 4:sssn. ~
22 SCI, sguAyra loot: Java 2-o-o'sc.; Mocha.
sssAR acThs marss, for raw wa. firm By, quiet IL;
for standard centIlfutas. Re'n.t was a"h.- Nv &C.
s,s eus.' :. g. mould "a .,'s.Hs' t ea%ay
u s ss asi;. s.;;. ~: :s Z;
9uc. bo r0f ts. s'sH s si ss d
ar GOOD p SH,'s
sa" d.. IN D . a'!sse: japan 54s5i4s' java
NAVAL srosIs-Sprits turpentine was qu.e! but steady
., n nanssd A. iHr f eSo,si
sss.s K" ss iS n" .s a. NJ .1s0 d"
81; wv W, ss;ab Tar quiet at sas7H {. o b. Pilch
paTsoLrCnHSatiorsI Transit certificates were dulI
and -asisr, opening 5%ytc selling a. an4gsc and
Co.,. Dal s s Craa. IN SDi osSs Suf
..SOc Sapniha, DC,
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Msy 81 nsy ysss r.! ana f. t
yss az RsFesssh. ssy yfss
%spshs epdsS May 81 INV We're % sslasd At ss2s
ysaT hey ws Ss ':ssssasssf's .s$I$ @
49, 20 s ss%s %Sn ssacd i' NAY II g.,
period 81 ne ys snd r. %
twelve mouths to the end Of May. last
., md I9i F VT s'ssSSsEs!y
last '?A. ssaifssS2 a 'velys .mG gsaF 'ssssa
422ssos!m Ssf ss 81 81 sS'F r. N Nay W..
ImlFration .an,i9a Nay. ,a2.ai2: same month
May 81 5iS 40; last t year i is9ai& 'A'S
9ts apt irSH internal ,GySnee g. 6J Is
guyT Gss 3d. oSSskins tho total receipts since
g, National tank note circulation outstanding:
gi 7aH and asssrossd sis4.S9a Balancs 81
S Sn notas ths lEs9gfHF' to redeem national
last saturday as follows: -.
s sss IN, an, "a Ss ,,,:
Legal tenders including
Treasury notes...... 6.121.ao6 e.374s77
totals. ................ ia575..57o s26.soi, ia
Deposits in national banks. ST. ?ao. -a1
Against ,i3 ,2hu1t ia.t snt rdav. In addition
7 the foregoing the Treasury reports silver
bullion purchased under tho act uf July II,
1870 y - and Treasury notes issued
against the same. SaL0l+.UUU. of which $S7.-
3e ~. nie outstanding.
Money In London. y y cent. Rate OF dis
count in tho open market. for both short and
three months bills. l3-l' q = = cont. !aris ad-
We suuo'e ! e cents at N' francs 77k cen
times, and exchange on London at % francs
II confines.
Me.srs Edward Sweet L Co. Of this city and
the Mercantile Trust and Deposit 'omrany Of
Bnl imore offer to investors u limited amount
Of the first mortgage. thlrty-year gold tonds Of
the Roanoke and Southern Hallway Company.
the principal and interest Of which are uncon-
ditionally. guaranteed by the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company by endorsement
upon each ond. That com pany owns the en-
tire capital stock OF the Ruanok ami southern
Railwar. the properly OF which consists OF
122's miles Of road that forms IN important
pnrt OF tho Norfolk and Western system. I he
euri lus OF the s%stem last year after paying
all charges was Sl.2O3,7!D: tho total amount
OF the issue. o. which the bonds offered are n
Rart. IL s2.o4l .0Q0. equal to sl6.66l per mile.
They are offered at 97h and accrued Interest.
Tho sales Of mining stocks ut the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
tnxv fNtl
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finanriai.
Financial.
INCOME. 5000 EACH YEAR.
SIS Per MONTH BY INVESTING
$500 IN THE
Gold Bullion Mining CompanYs
EXPERIMENTING ALL DONE.
s1s1.Ss IN GOLD AND sass IN
SILVER TAKEN FROM ONLY
ONE TON OF ORE

Tho chance 10 now offered for an Investment IN .
mining company that win give good returns and that
almost inme dateiy. THIS property 10 located at the
Greenlec Gold Mountain Mining District, Graham
county Arizona only six miles north Of Clifton. Arizona
THE EXPERIMENTING HAS ALL BEEN DONE IN
THIS MINING PROPERTY THEIR ARE NO TIM
EELs. EXPENSIVE SHAFTS. or PUMPING NBCBs
sARY. THR COMPANY HAS ALREADY DEVELOPED
THE PROPERTY TO THB FULL EXTENT OF TtiB
CLAIM. OPENING UP THE VEINS CLEARLY ON THE
suRPACR THEY HAVE ALREADY ORE ENOUGH
IN sIdHT TO RUN FIFTY-srAMP MILL OR frs
EQUIVALENT FOR TEN YEARS. AND THEY uAvB
ALREADY ON THE tUNr o7ER roo TONS or ORE
THEY HAVE AN EXCELLENT ROAD FROM THE
NINE TO THE MILL. AND HAVE AN UEfAILiNo
WATER POWER SUFFICIENT TO Run A 2oo-srAMP
MILL. THEY HAVE DIrCnEs, DAMS AND EVERY
THING REQUIRED FOR THE WORKING OF the
ORE ALL THEY NOW WISH IA soAE MACHINERY
FOR TUE REDUCTION or THE ORE FOR THIS
THEY NAVE DETERMINED TO SELL SOME OF THE
TREASURY STOCK AT $500 PER suARE-JUST
HALF OF ITS PAR VALUE.
The Gold Kuli,on Whining Company - iu-
corpora ed und-r tbe Laws of Arizona with
n Capital 0f - 900. 900 sharon Ra.OO each
and Uuns.esunb,~. There IL no liability on the
stockhoIder above what he Hrst pays for his stock
There will be about lOO1o shares sold At 81 90 per
share. which viii give sufficient amount for the
crinery to turn out 30 tons Of day which only
oosts ali lut S3O per tons contract ming 90 cts cart
ing go cts. milling $500. and wear and tear 90 cta
making total OF $500 Tie win at least
$40 per which will leave rront OF ST. sixty
tons psr day would be 81 900 per day The Company
expects 300 days year. which viii give thein
net income OF $500 ooo per year.
CrPt. GrIssvoid, tho General Agent and
practical mna OF the Company, had one ton
Of ore ssor cd under his sup~rvision by tho
Arastrn process, and got our of u by INC
UrUed stats ar~ns 8ie7..9 IN Cold and
- ne In SILVER. II is not expected that the
will high this, but n great deal of 1t will
$50 per that the Of $40 per ton IL
very low II tho company can do as they expec' and
they have every reason to believe. the investment
Of 81 90 per share which IL only 60 cents dollar
Of its par value will pan out" as follows:
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BOSTON CLOSING ouoTAr1oss
H1ADElAHIA CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
es We ~ ~ sS, E Fem. E,;, ssk Il


SATURDAY. June 18.
vi Ihe Uade reports agree that the coun.
W ID recovering from the effects q, ths ooods
anu "'her meteorological disturbances th.t
maue the spring season a remark.bIo on.,
Our'ng the last few week tho wsatba- ali 49,.
me country. and particularly at ths W..
ma been unusually propitious, and in o,rsn
Safnco tho outlook for satisfactory crn,a,
tAple products Is excellent. Railway aa,,'
mgs reflect large volume OF business tor ,ho
returns Tor the first and second weeks n, ,ho
eurr"nt month That have been published ma
almost universally larger than for CORRESPOND.
ing Teriois OF last year. The only cansp,cr.
Jus exception Is Texas Pacific. Even North
cA Parihc. which has been showing n fall.
ns on In gross earnings reported today n
email Increase for tho second week in June
W the leading industries tho iron trade is the
on'Yohe that is In an absolutely uusatisfact. ,ry
condition. The production has been in excess
VI 'he demand Tor some time yet n slightly
hopeful tec!!n: has been aroused relative to
'"e industry. torau-e recently compiled
s'au'' les show small diminutoa Of tho
Nocks on hand.
,AsaGalnst these generally favorable condi-
aH'"ns W. have heavy exports of gold and
som" uncertainty as to the disposition Of the
'h'er question. The last will be settled 10 an
y, sn' nohn. the coming week by tho action
VI the Dom cratic National Convention. II IL
,hplh"'e' candidate who is known to be
.I"ousn,y sound upon monetary quos-
us NaN street. and probably tho
su'I'e business community. will feel
s .ssssonabiS sure of the future. no matter what
''u'e0me Of the election may be. Regard
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Ansrsss place. n &. brand az boiiiooi
Elliot sabdford. ref, 70 Joseph u Osin........

Andrews place. n s.. ss brand Az. bosiooi
Elliot sabdfofd. ref, 10 Joseph Oain,...... Aeoo
stcoaprp sonroAuxA
Accurst vito. And wife to P'etro Anieri. MS :
l1Ath st. " Pleasant Av. mgh..,.........,u. $1,000
sunco. sns.n, to Harlem ssv bank - 18th 40,
cor Fdsecomss Az and isi.t At. mes -. 10000
Cain. Jos II, TO Jno Bussing. Jr. n . Andrews -
r srsna g. Al Iusc Hospital cor s'0o
g m.s.'. INV - -. 1880
ocod IN sr g nS Vie 10 WIN IJ:nin 1900
Hama Hs k.to Gssii Ks;,i::rhoa.. iSs East wv
ism st. yrs. .........t... 1000
Holden. Emma J. 70 st Luss,s HospitaLss Co,
Levin, Nendsi, 10 iiy " Hanback, and wife.s
Essex A. " Delaney st hyrs.,.....,,,,,... 7,126
..~ioh sy. , Observation-Disclosures, 10000
son av, W Ringsbridte road yrs...,,...,.,. 5000
Merlin, Albert h. and wife TO Henry Allan,
Ifs Lexington hv. W., ,.......,,..,...,. $500
Tollmann. retcr. to Joseph schreiner. n . sSth
wiiekens, Edwd' to samuel Kemrnsr. III 10 -N
lN Ludlow st. and other property........... 10000
urcoRpxp LEASES
9th sv store, &c. 1917 yrs ..:':.:,',..,. $1,000
H!iard. Ann =, to fredk Sacsett 81 sherinst.
AooSss, FSoma. TO Eii6crt Harms. store &c.
I38 Amsterdam ay 9 yrs., '.,.......,,;...s 300
Same. 10 trede wandorscheek. store, &c. l.+2S 49,
Mciar:hy, John. 70 &m Ciohessy, store. io.
wiss Hsnsl 10 9S y, ss aae YVES; All; * 1000
2yrs loo
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BULL MARKET
FOR COMING WEEK,

ood crop Pro.psc,s and ner. A'ing earnings ~srrAnt
action: good d, Idpnd syery eek on the .,A side;
advice for the past week has returned good proh
this week will do 10 WE'LL follow the coming deals for
good pionts
our Daily Market Review" will help you to selso-
best stocks tor good pronts; matted fee
Margins TO P.r cent; conmsi i.l8 twenty
years experisn meet discretionary oTdps received
AiS r 4 tkh.sE,
Bankers and Brokers. 63 Broadway. New York.
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Real Fstat~ Transfers.

Essex at. q. 1oS n Delaney st. 2lxlo3; Hy
BaiubAch to Men lei LEVIN. ............... $500
West ~. n cor lloratio 20bxTa6; Gros
NsI0r u lHbhu d. ref. to Carer Green. 10000
Suns g. 100 ;th Az IL 1NJS o.: Wi,Inot u
Crn,sn,np to Theresa Lynch ,,.,... ~. ..
9sth 81. u S. 22Ov n EAst Ind av. "a lXIOOs;
Jos schreIn>r and WIFE 10 Josephine tut
% 70 Pster ToiiRann 80. "'.'.,'',. 20 $50
DEv son trustee to Jos tarreau. 49,,
lisths'.s 2bn3 W 80 Rv. 20xlUOil; Albert
Re! srhonsc TO Hy ilani -. ,,.........,..
ll3ih 81 ns GSr lE as 144ElO II: Edw -
l. LiIhauer. ass gnee, IN Rort Wolf ......u., 10
lT2d At, So, I.b Audubon AZ, 2Sxpb; Jennie ..
ICrc hran TO 10 anna & Meyer ...,..-,,..,. 2,7OO
liNih ~, n :, 10 " iiton Av. 25xyO: Emma - -.
g SaE,u.pstti 20 Caroline AGgninstti -. Si'ooo
Beech Terrace u s i.5 " Bee, man av, 2Sx
100; WIN n Cord tn Andry " j Post -, :,
Crane pl. n cor l15th Vt, 8tA10u: 81 lukss ann
Huspto Peer COugLb .. o.. -. ,........-.. o'soo
An hony av. W cor 10th 81, 82xioo: same so,r
Ant"onv av vs., 81 n li6thi st. 2bxioo; same ,oo
io,p,a6 ps. IGN 6vs 81; Io6oo
Anthony nv. s lu1 libth ~: same to SANE '''-o
Crane place, - lot l75th st. 2<xloo; James eaos
k-ane 20 Potter Coughiin. 49,. ,.;;.'. e'o-o
Pophnpl 81, IS lSB " Anthony Az. ibAvoi am
zane 20 EmmAJ folder. ,",.;. ~. na'c. nov"
Madison Ay, sws. 7S " kingsbridge. 2ofyp,U'
James southworth. ref, TO Johp huIloF
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he total sales were 5000 shares.
New York Markets,

sArynpAY June 1s..Floun AND MIAL.rhe marke.
was dull. and revised hxures are tonIe bat reduced
Quoted: Flour. = tb'-tin.. - soef2 5; superine,
S.9s2 TO; n" sSira. s2.:3Gs3,o. M. extra 81
q S.h': ears S34os 81 20. sIra,ynls. s.. 2be $500;
tntsnt.. spring. s4,:oSst SO: winter 81 400 = Is:
city mills extras. $+.2SeSi.3S Rye 10 r. 4 tbl.-
snpeInhe, S. '4sH,.b, Syrn mea, y bb.-$2su9
t2s0 for Weste, n md 40 10 for Brandy vine
Z. riUS-FGtnrss u,eUt'i lower declined.
AMI cio.ed barely steady at reiu@i"I o! 20 points
for Tue acti.u mOntrs. verpOol wa. easuT: 'he
rumo OF GrOi gh' proved to have tnunda.
ton ana the :'oot In the Niasi. ippi RIVER e arnng
Thea. SAC s. together viii the visible uypy lett
thu bu.!s h.r iornn and Ice. IN conrs-
GU nee Spot cotton was rairy active 'ar export:
mdd ing up,Inds stGc do. Cults. .l.c The rn owing
are the detail, Of tho transactions in futures with
nIes nf hal
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TRUSTEE OF MORTGAGES,
Guarantee Trust AID Snio Deposit Co.,
Philadelphia.

Tho Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company has
created the mortgages under which these bon are
issued to funds for acquiring water front teru
nal property upon the Delaware River In the City of
Phiade phia
The ,nds here offered are direct obligations Of the
PlLadsph and ReHding Railroad Compsn and ad.
dionaiy secured by first mortgage upon the inal
property thus acquired The amount Of bonds issued
represents tho actual cost OF the property which 10
likely to increase greatly in value.
portion OF the property covered by these mort
cages at present leased 10 other corporations yieds
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company .
revenue nearly equal to the liked charges upon
the bonds hero offered.
Application will be made for the iiatins OF these
securities upon the New YORK and Philadelphia Stock
Exchanges
rhs mrs. Issue Of s7oo 600 bonds Is now ready for
delivery.
Tho second issue Of 81 900 10 nds will be ready
for delivery about July 18th.
Tie unde, signed oner tho srst issue or
S.OO.oGO bonds 1OA md nscru~d iut~rost
and win receive ~ .ip'tons for the sec.
ond issus OF III SSS coo b nd. ~ IoA AVID
acerusd iuter-si E ON July 1, 1919, . date
Of the delivery ar tho boaas. payable I o per
cent. upon Hppiion'i'n and tho bniaoee yvhen
the h nds as" Delivered.
SUBSf ElPTION HOOKS WILL. ne
OPENED JUNE eorH AND CLOSED
JUNE esD OR BARBER, AT THE or.
TIOs o TIE OEHSiGNED,
The night 10 reserved TO advance the price or With.
draw the bonds IRON sss without notice.
ERWIN & co.. u. B. N0LLIAS & CO.,
Drexei Huiidins. Wall and BROAD st-..
Phiiadelphis. New York.
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The above estimates nro not overdrawu These
mines seven in number. besides three Placer miues
Owned By this company are c"n.iaered by experts to
10 equal to tie 'arnous Granite Mountain Mines
which. wa ar. informed. have already paid ton
mill IS q 900 ooo) in dividends or the Homo
Stake mines paid over SIS C0h.COO.
THIS STOCK SOW OFFERED Is FOR TIE PURPOSE
OF N RCl AsIN0 MAtHI>ERY. THE GENTLEMEN
CONTROLLING THE COMPANY ARE NOT ADvEN.
TrRERS. But ARE BUSINESS MEN AND ACOvS-
TONED TO uOSO ABLE DEALING. AND WOULD NOT
TAKE PEOPLES MONEY UNLkSS THEY WE'RE r, 81
TIVE OP BRINGING uANnSUAE RETURNS To THE
INvESTORA THEY "AvE SPENT LARGE AMOUNT
OF MONEY IN PCR, HASINa TIE MINES AND DOING
THE EXPERIMENTING AND GRTIiNG IN SHAPE TO
1USN GUT THE sJr.LION. 1T is ONLY
THE MATTER or A FEW MONTHS WIEN THEY CON.
MENCE THE PAYMENT OP MONTHLY DIVIDENDS
TINS stock will not no on the market long. as people
who are Interested matters OF thus kind will no
doubt ME It's valuo AND avail thenls elves OF the
above offer a, one.
Further particulars and testimony Of experts Be
had on ap icaton.
Cheeks Post oee orders may BE- ssnt at the above
rate to the
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SAN ANpREAs. Cal. June 1a-A masked man
robbed the Fan Andrcas and Valley Springs
stage. near North Branch. OF the treasure box
yesterday. The robbery WAS done In the
gera WAS molastei. The rohber overlook cd
one box containing considerable valuable
yroportv
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Tnans.

A I ass SsDSSris4 b tssi TSs' o x
Anu 3i6 fulton 81, Brooklyn.
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.,,yc,,L xyD coMMEnHAL.

x.rs s,och ExehaaSe-saie. Juns -.
n s1,7rs AND tr,rg roNps trS s1.oo0si
" IA. ci.., B.,"..io7hi II Tenn se''a'',...' 10
losing pEt "a oF UNIFIED sr\rs' BoSDa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-19

These referees appointed IN cases In tho State
cour,s In this city last week,
UrRLaH cuusL
Bu JuJ1 R<Ich
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.Ae>oooo o.oe~>~ ~-~
LAWRENCE S. MOTT & co., $3.50 William ST., NY.
NIAGARA MINING & SMELLING co.
sa2soooo
profitable
to acquire ame
, s % chaser % SO s @ rs So ; tn
sa"s. sssss Z" g q. s' sss @ 81
postal n
@ :: !; Z: :: ::: u: ;:;
s I'D % Is sssi 3 6 81 * ,y; i S ss
a a% 1S sae gsny "s Gree"
In ,1s s1s s 's ss"Ss 81" as On s"s " are
] ss FIJI ; 4. S
:: ;
T. IT :! ;s#: : .;S:. IS:
ave, d9r the sale stuck directly to the frtl
The prominent i'm New York. Boston Philadelphia and
'
~
r.: AS $ a: s$ :::sf ; e.: E :
ss :@: ss.$ ss$ @
ssss; On" pn Z" ai e The ] s"
SS, % Of ar ] 70 a " Ms '" ssne" of
;$ 4: : =
sS 81 81 EFEAFR by THE BROKERS
TRANSFER AGENT:
THE MOUNT MORRIS BANK .a.
IS EAST 18TH ST, NJ Y
-
NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILROAD ca.

GUARANTEE ENGRAVED on EACH BOND
These bonds are scored by first mortgage of 1874
miles Of road, running frnm Roanoke in Virginia
Wlns'un."aiem in North Carolina connecting at its
Southern terminus with the Cape Fear ana YAfkn
Valley Raj road AMI the Northwestern North Carolina
Railroad. and through theSe connections reaching the
Richmond and Danvilr the Seaboa-d and Roanoke.
anu the Atlantic Coast Line. thus open up At Z
large business with tho country tributary these con
nenions, and CIV the Norfolk and Western almost
disse route south for it's coal from Poea-
hontas fields
We have carefully Investigated the bust.
ness Of this rond ma the s'curity Of the
Ennraut"e. and rccOmpir nd theGe bonds q .
very de.Ir b e inve-,msn,. T3ev ARE listed
on TIE New York and baltimore Stock Ex.
changes.
The falls Of the comrAny state that the company
is already earning more than its fixed charges indie
pendent oil any guarantee and that they confidently
exect that 1t will earn considerable surplus this year.
The entire capital sock OF this com pany is owned By
the Norfolk and Western railroad Company. the guar.
nntor o! the principal and interest OF these bonds
which company in the Gscal year 1881 earned sur.
pluso sl..o3. 100 ali fixed charges. The total
amonnt"f this mortgage is $o.niiooo the rate OF
SIG GGl per mite. which is materially less than he
actual coat or the road. ID
These bonds have been purchased by some OF the
most careful investors in Baltimore. including several
VI Its most conservative Institutions
WEOFFEB, SU;JEC ITO sSALEO- n.
VANCE IN PRICE a LIGHTED NUN.
RER of THESE BOMBS AT 05k AND
AK pGID INTEREST.
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Final sales compare with those OF yesterday
As follows:

horthw. com. .ll6I 1854
Government bonds easier. The 4s closed I
rrss.lGi Ths isatsrfs VERT A,sh asS ~ q:
p Unon pss n xaa g. sSd
Mia and generals, The more important net
declines wee in Atch,s?n incomes 4 gent;
ssa. and Hs"diSs ri preference ia"onos, y
cent. TO G9s; The note worthy. ADVANCES were
M MILAN generals. 4 y cent to to- 81. "
In hank stocks 20 shares Of Bank State Of
SSS Spt ia 1t and g .Sr sss oi Ds
posit at llo.
BAR silver in London. 40Ad.
Money on call. l@lH 2 cent limo money.
cent for 'S CENT fr sne fsn' a i9f
ins securities On good mixed Stock Exchange
ns s p:D:. Rstss FL s.sf isR :
s; .ssSss: sinsl. ' name. four
w cent: good names at 46i5 cont. and
cut-oi.town names at BAD = cent
ss1F ssfaHsss ssfsr R' ssa sst'Ps
s4 81. - s4.s7s,; icht drafts. s4s9, !" s4s5
and a"ats Ga az fahiI s.s sight nnd is
less liz for long: rechsmarks; p. les m ~ ~
Sps sa a1a nD4 ID 1877 Hho9 ava LOT
Domestic exchange on New York., Boston
81 10 cents discount Charleston-RuyinG rnr
Gl-l0 premium. and selling. hm3,ib ire-
MUM. savannah Buying. III; selling. par
to premium. New Orleans Bank. 100 pro-
MUM commercial. ~ premium. San iran
clsco-Sicht. l2'i cents: tciegranhir. IN, ~;
l"uis-!U cents pre.nium. ChicaGo-2o"3o
ceis Hromilm
The weekly hank statement shows:
'. :! !s;i ~ ssi% 'ss
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FISK JUBILEE SISaERs.-The sale of seats
for the concert to be given by these famous
singers on Wednesday evening, November 80,
at Metzero.t Hall commences tomorrow morn
ing at o'clock at Metzerott's music store. On
the occasion Of their last visit Lincoln Hall was
crowded TO its utmost capacity with an enthusi-
astic audience, and each number of the program
was encored so that the program was doubled.
They are great favorites here and they will
doubtless be received with an overfowing
house
ORGAN RECIrAL.-The organ recital to be
given at the First Presbyterian Church tonight
will afford the public an opportunity Of hearing
the handsome new organ that has been erected
in that church. Mr.. David Wood of Philadel-
phia, the blind organist, will give carefully
selected program and will be assisted by the
male quartet choir Of the church.
CYRIL TYLERs CoNCERr.-The concert to be
given at Metzerott Hall tomorrow night by
Cyril Tyler, the boy soprano, has excited great
interest in musical circles here. The boy is
said to be wonder, with a voice pure and
flexible as the most accomplished mature So
prano. He will sing the Gounod-Bach ave
Maria" with piano, organ and cello accom-
paniment; Narries' songs, "In Winter Get Up
at Nigh" and ~ Once Had Little Doll Dear, F"
and Davids Bird Song" from lie Perle de
Brazil, with piano and flute obligato.