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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29

State boKds dull and weak; Tennessee per cents
sold at G3 New bonds 563a57; North Carolina Old bonds
declined per cent, selling at SO; New bonds were per
cent lower; Georgia per cents sold at s5 Missouri per
cents ST.; Louisiana Leyee per cents advanced per
cent seniug at 65 Railway bonds steady under a
moderate investment demand. Bank shares dull
with the exception OF Tenth National, which advanced
per cent selling par Bank of Commerce sold at 1851
Miscellaneous shares were dull with sales OF Western
Union Telegraph at S7aS74 Quicksilver, 15E. Express
shares were neglected. Pacific Mail was excited, open
ing at 63s, selling at So ASA, closing at slSs4b.
The Railway speculation continues to center In the
Vanderbilt stocks the exclusion Of the remainder Of
che list The fluctuations were unusually Violent during
the day and attended with great excitement NewYOrk
Central opened at 275, declined TO 20l selling aferward
at 22l02lO, closing ala Hudson sold at 19l $780, 1885,
closing bid. Harlem less excited, and ranged
from 1924 al6G closing 164E Reading buOyant the
opening selling 1elt but declined after the Board to
PSI IN sympathy with the NewYork Roads, finally olOs
ing at 99s The Western list duh and without inter
est Michigan Central sold at 1871; Michigan Southern,
losalO55 Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 1O73a1O73; North
Western i aos Northwestern Preferred, 935 9l Rock
Island 49, alSE; st. Paul Common, 76s St. Paul Pre-
ferred. SCI; Fort Wayne, 1873; Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, F2i. NewJersey Central was steady at
IOlE0lO2s; Hannibal and St. Joseph Common sold
at 127aI2Gt The market remained dull until the
second call, the transactions being unimpOrtant
In reference 10 the consolidation OF the NewYork Cen
tral and Hudson Roads the following facts known
The meeting nj Saratoga today is on behalf OF the New
York Central interests and called 70 give additional
powers 70 the Committee regard 10 outstanding con
tracts II is anticipated, however, that basis Of eonso
idation will he agreed upon before adjournng and is
now stated that the scrip dividends VIII DO made on
basis OF 20 per cent additional FOR New York Central and
s. per cent Hudson River. The movement IN Read
fig upon the largelyncreascd tunnage o: tho
read which is heavier than before transported
by that road IL stated that hereafter the dy
dends Will made In cash. and that further issues OF
stock will be made. AT the Second Board the market
was steady. After the call Reading became buoyaAt ad
yancng to 1COl closing st ooi At tho close the market
was dull and without special activity. The NewYork
roads were active, and prices barely steady
The following the closing quotations OF Govern
maj nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
WEDNESDAY, July 2s-P. NJ.

Gold opened at 1868, sold at 1864, 1861,
1861 1881, closing l95Sa1S6
The clcarngs at ,the Gold Exchange Bank were
sO36OsOCO and the balance S2,l23922 90. There was
no shipment Of specie to-day.
Government bonds opened strong and active, with a
heavy demand for $50 bonds, 1O4O and Currency
per cents The market continued firm until the second
board when there reaction Of Ia per cent on the
BO but at the last call prices became streng and closed
arm continuing I'm active demand by banks who desired
TO exchange them for the 5Os held by the Controller OF
the Treasury as security for circulation Currency
per cents were in active investment demand selling at
IOs3a1osg At Government purchase to-day the total
offers amounted to $7OOoOOO The following awards were
mad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29

DOMESTIC NtEEFTP
n5dy 1 Me-, Erlr, F.ais 80 81 r,ss,,sr, d.
improved demand advanced go busa Ret part a,-
r. l a, ,.,,-- iil IA % & W,,.
Petroleum fna Grade 2za-iis, Esllei gia1!e wln.y
D.lraos Ja, aec.t'so quiet is1 ,'r Ml1' ls
t5 d. E5,r.' a., d. t t@y -, 81 4. . ST
sos ws,'-rH surerfn aoa t6i DO Rri,a S61t7
irnei Fine w,i, ioas 6.,. iu' 7i5os No., rqls
9t 81, - bi1 o. Az i .al H. II, ' ,r
WHISKY irm, oss scarce '' Al liq r. ., 49,, c,,.
Vile otis aasI, ssesel Amber sya5e-i s. CHOICE wls
s,a Amber state vi s. No J. 3 o., 40 sAubrr M.hr,a. e
= a5a E, 81 gs@t co. 10 G'',,e' u 5se >. 20 So S'.:
bed At 81 90 Corn Improved demand ad ini ul'agaa l.i ka
Barley frm s DO ns Oats declined to o'e ' State West
assra. Jolly ao-cor,op Doll; Ls- Ml-p DC receipts u
bale f.our totret msi.gn gT'ls - "a ~ ~ ~ an
alIic Bacon flm; Shoulders, l5ic SIDES i9ie . go,
90 IS Wheat STEADY ct 81 9 for 10 Is g. 81 for No Q1n
f No B,ri,T farn,T 81 26a4i % for AR 20 Faol Gran
Pghn quiet end unchanged bseei'-tey ba' foa 5''0 blh
o,nsoo 81! zFoaf ySts ' s 80" % s a y, 80 iS' S
sgus NJ l l1I A a pncass % Of 6i a. pe W
Canada at "a LOO ba,h e. 90 s' o; '1 1G,a '.'
Amber Michigan at 81 1900 buh No 2Msakss club 90
.S5 Peg slsr. sza +s shS.as, 81 ui sasds
ta5i oa's 5 g5 wR, - 5 5as Go 2ro0 e L.mJgf
Canal EIporis-l4 ggl b1,hwhea' ylo'9 feet Lumber
s,ir, Of I'm hhi II Is uO4155 Grain steady and unchanged Pro.
visions tuoya1t shoulders Isle; Clear ab sizes De t4e'r Sr'
l9l HlA-LIlu Sugar Cured 2Je Lar iyie "-hkI gI W for
TOLEDO july 2-F'our steady. Wheat declined fd5- Amber
S. spot fs,r Juy 81 90 seller august No. Rcd ~ @
30 1ii Com decfuiug No l. sue No 2
gite on spot tocr August oats quiet No anil Michigan c
ecep-gOO bush Wheat 500 bush Corn. shgmeuts-lJ bus
F1ur. ~ 40 bush. wheat. 5000 bush. Corn -
2dflolr Spring Extras, IS wheat
DUH r No a. 3Gi 81 d. Hud ~ vi for cash. VI g. seller
August quiet AID loNer sales Of No al glc teller August
80 al 58dbJc uT and old
liter G2at5c Old md sic for Rye quiet ad roma
No Barley nominal HghNuss uuy'it sales % ~ Ob
o. Meas ok active aud hnuu tJ 5Odt ~ Lard a.n at
Igc Dryat-d Shoulders firm IS ne Cattle dill weak and
lover. Cove aLd steers I0-5; 10 choices 30 5oa ~ 23
Live Hogs gui 80 OU19 O for ~ tDd ~ %
fr good choice Frpghs nomi1ay 80 Cora and &c. Wheat
To Buffalo Rcert,-J8JJ bills Hour. 20 bush Wheat, 1900
hush Com % butu oats 5000 Hogs SpmeHis32u hh Flour,
$1,000 bush Wheat 81 600 bu.h Corn 80 tuh Ofis 5000 Hoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29

C6FFEETe demand for Rio has rather active with
Amefca &c., Mernac, on private terms Other kinds neg
Flour AND MEAI-Tte market for Western and State Flour de-
pressed TIE low grades AID alb GRADES are especially Fam
& At s6a for Suporgnc states sc 9ods7 10 for Eltn state
81 2Oa FBc state; 10 @@4G o for the low g,es Of
Extras s70s7 Is for good to choice spring 5at Elr
Ohio; "a I0d 81 90 for Trade brands, 80 for Family brands
100 o. or Amber Winter Wheat 1 dsIs an5 o. -
St. Lous Extra and Double Extra California Flour fead
kr bmus southern Fopr les Bakers brands steady
sa!es 81 90 Dds az ~ "a - 30 -; o+{ IA V ~ rs ID
Family DO &C Hel2tor Extra and Family MARYLAND ald
XII. =, IS Is for yellow western sad IS for JERSEY
GVtISTte Wheat market active aud most kinds are lover
be concession there fair inquiry io export Ninis quite heavy
o5O Sa.h At Vi 55G8 50 Gr No. c1ego spring 5aqsl 81
SI 20 OntI.k0 ~ a ~ 80 ~ No. sTaaEce ST. 5 FOR Red
wce; 81 IS or Amber for August dsiyey = Cg for Am
sn $ SEA IS White Geaesse; ~ rs for White Southern
Coo bu At &C. Oat are lower ard limited demand le o.
90 bush New Ohio anl Western a0c in store &c ss9at and ac Tor
but qs tie sales are 800 brsh Western on pIyl terms Corr Us
TGeoii AZ Sc S4Tt5 New Westea Mixed at 4IiO04 and
November at u o Western White at $ll29#! III Western Ieo"
G,SSEs-Ar in moderate demand At unchanged prices We quote
At ICE. fJI Bags and 23ic. for !le later . -
HEP-Mala Is IN moderate demand At Pie godi other kinds are
PsAre without change The bushes, moderate at from
UtY-T, demand moderate AZ s55a e65 for shipping and 49ld
slO Tor retail lots Straw quiet but steady at Pid#'V' Nv
Ms 49,
MOLASSRSThs market Is dull no sales being reported ei
cent lob parcel Of Neu,Orieaus 40 Gle.
NAVAL STORES-SWu Iurputne less pushef Tor sale uI hhI
Rosiu steady bot quiet; good Strained, ~ 30
OIsBasuess Iusrel but "uoDs
~ for casks aud bbs Eugsh llHfs
aud nominal Iht OILS without special change the demand
holders quote 81 O3 Tor Whale auH ~ %
Sperm There bat little doing In Manuiactue ed O 9nu
81 IS for Beace1 Winter Whale ~ " Tor W
aced Sperm aud So Tor Bescbed DO There has been oy
am0derate demand for Lard OIL AZ ~ 80
sPEIHOLE MCrGe lover at 7d37jc IN bgk and 23c bms
lower doing Al 81 aJc here and JgJ4c IN
| Philadelphia
rROySONsPoE higher and has been fairly active but ea
dolls Le ae cash aud regular are 8O hoH 81 pJ4 y Toy Ne" ts
20 for Extra Prime Beef Us gu.
steady: % bbs RF0H2 for Plain Ness aud 2DRlo M
Es Mes. Beef Is dull aud nominal Beef Hams are IN
moderate former ratosi sales Of 90 bbs h 81
without activity and nourly uEcia
Lord steady; sales Of l55 bills and tea a ltdllc for 10
jc fr Cyi 10, 1yc ior falls to prime STEAM aud ls JUG
] for Kettle Rendered .o...- O..
BVIAAlas usEts fpss fox aV' EdsI AID the SSsi State n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Loypox July 28lI C01sos open g1 Tor n0Eer and 91l
Tor account United states FNeIveuy bonds, 81 EHes -
Illinois Ceuras o.
Iiynroo july 23-ll a. n-Coon l. shade Gmer; Mld1ns
Cpauj 1911; Mlsg Orleans 2.L Wheat Per csLtl for No
Red Western.
HAvEE Jelly 2aCo,ion elosei last night at Isl francs per eEt
tie spot and aloit
LoyDoS Sugar quiet and steady rrr Pero leu s
LoNDoN July al m-Co1so 90! for both oa-y sud TIE
United States fefsey bonds unchanged Ere EIShI
shares vi /; illinois Ccutrals 90
IvFFOoL July "a motion 10 unchanged Cheese 6lb =
" ilr best grade 81 American Lus.
HAyKE. july .8-Coton opened blovhuf - 1911 france
LoSDoS. July 23SJ) W.Ceu'' cosi a. Jl both ~ money
snd tue account urted Boals
Stcks stesdy Railway shares 10, Illinois CeH 91 Allan
tic and Grea Western, q
LIvERPoo JAY 2-l3Op mCo1 closed shade timer At l2i
fr Md1ug Uplus and lI r Mliug Oreus, o. the la
1900 bales California While Wheat quiet laL steady bat uucLa
No l3el Western What lao per r.Ht4L
LoyDoS. July 1850 D. aLaeei Od Ri 0' per iuu Taou
AsrvEHr. Jalv 23-Pe,rosum h doll bot unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
RECEIPTS on PRODTCE.

IfT IfNss, Canal dHd LnUF51aH
JrtY 236 IN bhs FoUr 1875 bales Cotton, 100 ~ bush WHEAT
50 ssy bush Corn $50 bush Oats lcO bush Mat 5J bush Beans
hus Meal lg!i bills EtlHsd Petroleum hAs NIuis Tor
peuae 900 b Bon ll6 bbS Pot q 4.I Beef ~ pigs Cut
Meats pkys Lsr OIL pigs Ashes l7f Butter fJi pigs
Cheese l5 pkcS aoW p lba Lad Oh J cakes Topper 5 DDS
WHISKY lO bbS Eggs. &C aies Hemp 1879 be Wool 50 bales
sps ga sides Leather hhds Tobacco 1850 and
To6aoe - pkga Rice 5 pkgs Starch, pigs Be'NI i5 bbh
Mani
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29

FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT Bonds or LAKE
SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY, z
per cent gold interest free Of United States taxes
We recommend these bonds as sat0 and profitable
investment, producing nearly 10 per cent per anuum
I'm currency and in exchange for fvc-twenty bonds,
yielding an increase Of IS per cent in net annual IN
come. Full particulars furnished by JAY COOKE
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THE MARKETS.


WEDNESDAY,. July %. 1870
ASHFS-The market steady 81 35i c4 for Pots Pearls
nominal
the Of the low grades
The market closes rODebll
ssd A orr revived Gues sales Of 2O bass Jl5 a evening
E i l8 were sgHrcrs % ~ spectators aud 3 h
Of 80 bales IOw NirR October 90 J - lo
October do November - 26e aud 200 d. December
81. w, 1u.ts as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
PACIFIC RAILWAY GOLD LOAN

PACIFIC RAILWAY GUILD LUAN.
Messrs. DABNEY, MORGAN q
Co., No. SO Exchange-place, and
NJ. K. JEsUP 81 Co., No. y Pine
ST., n. Y, offer for sale the Bonds
of the Kansas Pacific Railway.
These Bonds pay seven per cent in
Gold; have thirty years to run;
arc free from Government Taxa
ton; are secured by a Land Grant
Of Three Million Acres of the Finest
Lands in Kansas and Colorado. In
addition to this special grant the
Company also owns Three Millions
of Acres in Kansas, which are be-
ing rapidly soldto develop the coun-
try and improve the road. They
are a first mortgage upon Inc eA-
tension of the road from Sheridan,
Kansas, to Denver. Colorado. The
road in operation n0aO earns more
than enough net income to pay the IN
teyest on tie neoO loan. There is no
better security in the markct-this
being in some respects better than
Government Securities. Principal
and Interest payable IN G0H. Price
90, and accrued Interest, in Cur
rency. Pamphlets, Maps, and Cir
culars furnished on application.
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Proposals.
TREASURY DEP,ErNEsr.
TuFA.UK1 uEPArrMHNr, /
OFFIcF % SUPERVISING AVCmIECr, jay lS. 1903
NIrn BpnDng Al - will be received until

orricr oy SrrEnvIsryo AvclnTECr, jay -. 1863
CFALED PROPOSALS will be received untu
y 10 oftbe 3 tsy Of JULY 1853 fr ulag ard telvenng
300 BARgELS (uore @ Of TIE best g1ey Of te'ealle g
other CEMENT eqaa quality thereto tie SITE Of TIE po
PosOm.s bulldog IA Nralrr Zach barrel To- contain ~ N -
s Of Cement Dc drErr Dob quantities. n tom ~ % H ar
80 ,usrt 10 he order of thr surcr- Alrt Dos cent i1t
AZ ,urh times a. NAV De- their jl'aiaelt usccsfry.
An ~ mus he sceor.ue b penal togi Boz ne n S3o.
the bidder vi accept sod perform r cog ,rac f. ~ u
scuy Of o security Ia be cuacd 10 by toe Dei AorlC
on the ID .tdtt where the bidder resides. ... o..
Pie Department reserves the rzht % reject any o. al hds
b. deemed the interest Goysrraut lu uEd "a
that every erecto ae requirements oi 'ss aatr
Nsrmsni nil rot he errd
Proposals 20 DO Ecorscd:
Proposals los Supplying Cca'n'" agi .'ire,'ei % ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY JULY %, 1869

OFFICE of the COLUMBUS, CHICAGO and
" INDIANA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.-The COUPONS
the BONDS this Company,
BONDS the TOLEDO LOGANSPORT and BURLINGTON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY due Aug. l. will be paid by the 81 Nicholas
National Bank snd after Aug B. H. SMITH President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
5inantial.

oprICE o. rHE RoCrgoHp Rock ISLAND. AND ST. LoUsl
RAILROAD CONAN
THE COUPONS of the First Mortgage
Bonds this Company, maturing August proImO will be paid on
and after date the Office Of the Company No u Wallet u s.
GOLD Co.'s, free Of Government Tax
II. H. BOODY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.

The Dans Urbana Bloomington and Pekn Railroad whose
Popery these Bon are ,sue is nov IN process; a..
length Of the III 100 miles, It's capital stock 100000 The
way Ia. sesdy DONE sud the Whole dc ready % the
9 IaP being P down s5a pG5OS OF 'ne o,d nov IN
Peted early the coming Autaun.
desired The amount Of bonds s limited 10 81 ooo Gee The a.
80. Ls,, 49, -.
equal o amount bond, expended
By d mortgage the whole rcd and entire property Of the Com
oldest e9i sagoaqa5 il the state passing through several PopG
through garden the Garden State It's local business
alone VII su.e to make Il hr,.t, P,ynS toa SaG With is
to make Of the most profitable in the country
spos wsiinl line mile. Indianapolis connection will be
h' S w Ss and Western In fse the road viii form
maio k u the direct communication Of the principal Atlantic elites
With Omahs and the Paeisc
tor omaha West via Albany Buffalo Cleveland
Beeuaue proi to Indianapolis aud Danye, via Toledo aud
], vii ,he drsc, line from Sw.Yort to the points
to Indianapolis and DaGvei or the Ee Atlantic
Bo,%aop &C. a, well as f Pbadsph via the Pena Ceatra
Iard,gurr Pittsburgh, Columbus Dayton and Indianapolis
Scu, viii the Gra, Wet he Northwest and the Paae Bal
ao Ohio Railroad ParGsburg Cincinnati Indianapolis Dan
Thus with the combined Advantages OF certainty
loea bushes and a4rogs9 b,ns', which Is e.nlss" ns 70 50
MANY ergng ,Td rge Ice, y mus, necessarily have 5 Iesoa
It's Isrgh those Other railroad ia Illinois The following table
shows the fdPs some 'i Tue Ha. Sd EsrH per Nile
Chicago, Alton and 81 LOus.,..r... $50 ElJBO
Chicago aud NOTthN estsrn.. ......... ll5l Hoo
Chicago. Rock Island. Aad Pacfe...... 40 l00l3
Toledo. Wabash. and Western 81 1881
observation-disclosures
IT. safe 20 esmate the receipts Of the Danve Uhana bg9ns
ii"O' n''' S'''O''''" FIRST YEAR
Receipt csmate FlOi0
Estimated expenses follows:
Operating expenses 80 S1H'O
Interest on 100000 gold bouis Per oeu....... 1900
Premium - yer cent tlo 900 gold ........... 5000
Sc, aalle a. Sinking Fund. loVo $500
I.,,sv No, pros, over Inherent ,ni iy 80
for dividends the stock the trst year 81 rs
operation Wbout doubt Increase thereafter each year
geographical Of the
Eceu 90 c1uynce an Of H. great value and uefIuess
island and she Illinois Ceutra the Chgo'and
Alton ard Roads all selling from above TO
uble ~ them favoby located aud the
pren With either ihau ths have There u 20
above privilege converting these bonds into stock " this
time desired greatly Increases their value
having personally ard Thoroughly examined tbs road We &C
tie IT. al IT, bonds We oter them AZ -
ard accrued Interest csucy With she confidence
oussd reliable s security an proatabo Investment
present. ctut currency - per cent
Invested fvetwsnt Bonds besides tho
completion into which they be converted
Gold received their market vue 10
change .hoai Hauds rfi by express free Of charge
Fa particulars furnished hJ tie uudes sHel EoaIehl Agents Of the
COMPANY
TURNFR, BROTHERS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29


rHE SrPggvIsrNG ARCHITECT. July IS soA
GEALED PROPOSALS Will Toe received untlI
> August Gg furnishing and delivering 90 ihe ne o tn Ne1
PostOe Ncwiok IN such qlani ana % 'ac g,s 80 \.
o dimension 6hANi r. f,.
color aud nee from seams stains SOP. The stones "" a,ets -
ca feet each and uil be Ooh 90 tie square au e. ~ sol
tcu,r aud according riule Of sizes 10 BE- n % a.
Also furnishing and deliver si1' - b. a,s
les, Of GRANITE LIMESTONE, or North RIVER ht
on the bed sound, AID breaking With rra' ~ "a =
b. contain DOT lrss 'Ah
ns 4, ,,taip les bsu n 20 be s hsl
vds, 90 les OF JAW "-'-
hens Suitable Tor enuer'
Bids viii be by The cubic foot a. lill, '' WIZ "
,re Tor dimension ruhlle, aud ..,.. - 49,
Payments he made monthly upon I1 p,r 80
by the Supervising ArIIfct ' N.' sN-'' ~ - 80
mt the dna completion of the -onf'' ID, "a oao,
maj be bidder W. accept aud perform Che coltraet
SisG lthe safccrcy Of The security 10 be certified 10 ~ 1hs
I,i, Att,r,ey Of the District whore tie bidder resides
Tbe department che right 90 reject auj or on @ " %
- a. be Interests The Government GO aal any Oh mas
49, not CONFORM In every respect s Advertisement val not be coa-
Proposals. to be iudOrse Proposals h Dimension Rstbs and
Concrete stone -. ~.
Bss fof Dimension Stone will submit 10 an cases sample OF the
,,ou they 6 inches cube showing the eTent se OF 'aaa
A. Is. MULLhrE Supervising Areeteot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29

OFFICE oP rHg SrPgVyIslSG AgCllrEcr. July lS aas
CEALED PROPOSALS Will be received un 1ddsi
- I'm gffle fJgv 1900 fs e Whole Of tie ikON
PENCE and STONE COPING usosug the Uurd states Properly "A
The PARK Nrs.York feet Broadway 800 let' on o
$50 feet circular between tAem, being 40 se h0ie '
Fence and coping viii require he removed on or esos sls
IAN dav of August ard an portions remaining on 'ae s01I' ~
tbat l,te vim he forfeit the United states - -, c..
Prrosals mus, Endorsed Ppos for Iron VERGE .aa ~
cop and viii addressed 20 che undersigned The
,rr,ss rglt To reject al Of tie dos II -,
r he Interest Of tie Government o. 10 so ADD any D tA 's
,nf5rn n respect tbs Adycscneu WIZ not ue eelL
A. B. MULLElr Supervising Architect Ire~s'il Del'l.4eIN
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Clubbing Caros, @t.

IT WIN EYERDELL" SONS, No; lVi r. tni
~ tonst-WkODIhd CAhDS Ahd F'"A 'iN''N
lIhSd L5IAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29

EIGHT PER GENT BONDS Of The CITY Of
II MONTGOMERY, ALBANIA
How IVES & MACY,
no. 30 WALL-ST. \. Y,
Offer for SALE at 90 ret PIE CENT ani accrued Interest 20
rvantr YEARS BONDS Of the CITY Of MONTGOMERY, ALA.
BAMA hearing Hte at e rate Of per cent el auuum Coupons
,ra NcElD the ifst day Of January anil July
The the City Of Montgomery being small these Bonds are
considered as FIRST class Tor Investment
Further Information furnished on application 20
HONES MACY, No. % Wallst, n. Y City
OFFICE OF rnE EEv.YonK ALL2GnANY Covr,ST,i
No 10 CHDNysr., Ngv l0uE J1lg 2G, gG1
ELECTION NOIICE.-The ANNUAL ELEC-
H TON DIRECTORS Of H Company ensuing year will
be held on THURSDAY August s. 1862 Polls ~ 10 /
p WILLIAM H. hElp ortI.lay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-29

BOTH BANKS TOGETHER.
Coin ard BulAon Notes a. Circulation.
Total
Bank Of England ....... 9.7Gg,s88 G23,Jl2,415
Bank Of FI,Iuce......... 4T-8s6,736 55,jOJ,6U2
Totals........... G67I5G,574 e79,2lS.Ol7
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every reading man il would be OK
ceedingly useful.
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