New-York tribune., 1868-08-07

approved March IT, 1863 The most arduous task ever
performed in short time in the Audltors once mas,
during this month"; been brought near cohpleton VIZ;
The caneeng and comparing OF SIX selies %, pasvue
coupons from State railroad Dohusi VOoI COUPONS
have been thus assorted in numerical ana seta ORDER
nave bGsn Cancelled aud compared on te @ hi r
fRe @ fg ann amount @ Of the & series Of july & % other series Of
pastdue coupons. which have been funded will be worked
up by the present administration, ana DC lncluueu ~
ready in counties AS far as ascertaincd the
valuations OF the total taxable wealth Of the state VIII De
There is dimuution OF the personal property in the
north part ot he state Witch, however, Is nearly Dal
aHccd by the increase OF wealth in the south western
The production Of iron in the state Of Missouri during
the year ending June 80, 1863 according to the eighth
census was as follows:
Ore and pig ioa... s57sO0o Iron founas IOa $50
steam engines and Toa........... s287Ic2o
The IRON production of the United States then by the
Ore ard pig roa Iron fouudng.... 28s'eSs6
stem u e"gnes aSd ma. sIi7aolaOa
OF which Pennsylvania alone produced S3C.2y2l23, a.
RIessr4 spofford, Tleston & Co, have received the
first bale of cotton of the crop IL was raised 10y
w. Duke. Grimes County, Texas, aud shipped by J. w
ouse Of Houston TO this city. The cotton grades strict
middling, and is valued at 40 cents per pounu.
The Baltimore Slo, says:
The er proceedings Legislature show that 9 te
House on the J ut the PROPOSITION made Tor %aps % ts G ears
6nlep, and lne one % ana 70 Ss @ Sbr u @ @ not received
By the 6d At an the Sea.r 59g it % %9 Of orsJ and the n, oos o @
mentioned BY teep5 referring 70 r.oIs O. ,sg Issue % G a
wraqn as the speaker ce that ground aou be covered by
the yestatons the special committee referred shat
e State credit The ststcGen Of me N, York Herid Of ye
day that in the senate thelr fndng proposition had been eea %
referred o a committee in the House, is incorrect
PACIFIC RAILROAD (oF mssoURD-sIx PER
CENT GOLD BONDS.
The Pacific Railroad tof Missouri. through the un-
dersigned, offer for sale limited amount Of their
six per cent gold bonds at 81 per cent and accrued
interest
The road extends from st. Louis 2S3 miles to Kan
sas CITY, there connecting with the Union Pacific
Railroad IT, d. and other roads and was completed
in 1865, at an expenditure Of over $l30CO0OO
The earnings for the year ending Febru-
ary. 1861 2G75S74 90
Operating expenses lS5664f W
Net earnings were. c..................... $19,23O 90
For the year ending February, 1868, the
earnings $3'U56Sl 81
Operating expenses werc...............- 2GO,68 80
Net earnings. $978,O5i 92
While for the first quarter Of 1868 the net earnings
exceed those of the quarter in 1861 by Sl&69 69
The Railroad Company, in order 10 pay off the
state of Missouri for advances in aid of constructing
the road, as well as all other liens. has issued
$7OOOO0O of First Mortgage per cent bonds secured
by deed of trust TO Messrs James Punnett President
of Bank of America New-York, L. A. Murdock, Pres
ident OF Continental National Bank. New-lork, ana
Luther c. Clark of Clark, Dodge & Co.
The bonds run twenty years from Aug !, 1873, IN
tercst February and August in New-York. Principal
and interest PAYABLE in gold COIN
In Offering these bonds to the public we remark
that the road passes through the central most popH-
Ions fertile and growing part Of the State of MIS-
souri,. forms part of an important line and is
completed and successful enterprise already earn
ing nearly double the amount required 20 meet the
interest its entire indebtedness, thus emitting the
bonds 10 the rank OF lrst-class security. Govern
mcnt and other securities received IN exchange at
market rates CLARK, DODGE 4 CO.. No. u Wa'l-st