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LADIES LIST.


Atkinson. Mrs N A Allen, Miss c b
Borland. Miss n N Burnett, Mrs G
BRYANT, Miss X Boyd, Mrs L
Borland, Miss N
ClemmOns. Miss L Cooper, Mrs =
Doutavv. MrsA Dickinson, Mrs &c
DOLLS, Mrs = 4. Dashney, Miss A
DouOho. Miss Il B Dunn Mrs B col
Evans, Miss Il Ewing, Miss +
Edgington, Mrs MA
Freeman, 3
Hal, Mrs NJ L High, Miss
Hartgraves. L Heathman, Mrs p
Harmon Mrs j p Houston. Miss Abb
Ingram. Mrs : J.
Jackson. Sfr .colG Jackson, Mrs 4
kits, Miss n
Long. Mrs AT Lane, Mrs N
Linvili, Mrs NJ
Mccormick, Hiss T Mobiles, Mrs M
Morris, MissJ
Newman. Mrs A
DdluwO, Mrs Orr, L
Ovens, Mrs G. O'Neil, Mrs NJ
O'DOH8l, MrsE
Puekett, Miss @.
Robertson, Miss = Richardson. Mrs " ;
Sudberrv, Mas L SannOner, Mrs N
lilly, MrsJ Turner, L
WillefOrd. Mrs : + White, Miss B
York, Miss 70
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BILLS of Exchange on ali Inc prin-
cipal cities of Europe for sale in Sums
to suit at First National Bank, No. "A
Madison stFeet.
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MrMpnIs. March =. 80

W "a EAA1H "a @@H -
Mrs. II. g. Galloway, President, etc:
Dear Mddqm-l have finished the
trust you were kind enough to place
in my hands, and ] annex account
and enclose four dollars and forty
cents, being the balance Of the money
YOU lent me. The trees mrs small;
and are not intended for immediate
chow, my observation being that large
'1nes groW the wrong way-dOwnward.
When they arc three years older l
think q good picJQesgqe effect will be
produced, If they are NOS too ARlak,
which is The only thing | tear,
Respectfully, W. Is. l.
Mrs. ", G. Galloway, President, etc,
~ y D. Miller, DR..
Eel. %, 1865. thirty magholias, GjE 500 90
Feb. -, 1868, drayage-..~......... / %
March 2, 1855, thirty hemlOcks, and
carriage by express, Ak~Y,.-....... Is 80
March 2, 1858, postage and CARS. 80
March 2, 1868, check to her order. 4 40
$40 90
F.
Feb. II, 1893, by cash to Mr.. Lenow $40 90
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods,
etc, of Wiggans & Thorn, Manutactur-
ors, 2ss Main street, Clay Building.
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ARRIVALS
Steamer Roht. Burns Cincinnati.
g.. W. Cheek, Friar's Point.
W. A. Caldwell, White river.
Marble City, Vicksburg.
Lizzie Gill, New Orleans.
e" City of Alton, st. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
steamer Lizzie Gill, st. Louis.
" Marble City, st. Louis.
" q. w. Cheek, Friar's Point.
Ozark, Arkansas river.
" Pink Narble, lew Orleans.
City Of Alton,
IN ORT
Natoma, Robt. Burns, Linton, " A.
n.LL-nlI
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RIVER NEWS.
STATE OF THE WEATHER AUGUST Is.

STATE OF THE WEATHER AUGUST Ii.
Augusta, clear and calm, 7Go;
Charleston. clear, 82o; Cleveland,
clear, $50; Chicago, cloudy, 1872 Chat
tanOoga, clear, 80'; Cincinnati,
cloudy, 77'; Dubuque, foggy, G 1;
Jackson, cloudy, 7S'; Louisville,
hay, 72o; Montgomery, clear and
warm; Milwaukee, cloudy, 62o; Nash
vile, clear and pleasant, 74'; Nat
chez, clear, So; New Orleans, clear,
s40; Osyka, clear and warm, 79';
Philadelphia, rain, 76'; Pittsburg,
clear, 789; st. Louis, clear, S3; Nieks-
burg, clear and warm; Washington,
cloudy, SO9; Shreveport, clear and
warm, so; Fortress Monroe, clear
and calm, 75o; Houston, clear, 81
Mobile, clear and pleasant, 81; Key
West, cloudy, 81; Havana, clear and
ooHn, QNG
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WANTED.
INFLUENCE RELIABLE TRADE.

\ an old established Grocery House of New
L Orleans, an active, energetic salesman, who
the business, and can
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LEsLIE's Boys and Girls Weekly,
at 1861 Main street, ALSO the month
lies, weeklies and dailies of the latest
date from everywhere.
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Memphis and Arkansas River pacKg,
Company.

W h1sS River Line.
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SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
of the
CRY or NEw-O ORLEANS.

CITY or NEw ORLEANS.
j. & W. SEILGMAN g. Co, Bankers, No. 50 Ex-
change-place New-York offer for sale 100000 seven
per cent p year bonds of the City of NewOreans,
issued under the act of the Legislature of Louisiana
approved 9th of February 1862 at 70 cents and
crued interest.
The undersigned confidently recommend these
bonds to capitalists as first-cass investment aud
they will take pleasure in aoTdng full information
respecting the same
The interest on said bonds for one year in advance
has already been provided for and deposited with
the Southern Bank, the fiscal agent Of the City Of
New-0rleans.
The punctual payment to the fiscal agent by the
City of New-Orleans of the interest on these bonds
is imperatvely fixed by law, and they will constitute
first mortgage all the real estate of the City Of
New Orleans now moderately estimated at $4,000
OOO after the consolidated debt, which will soon be
extinguished by the annual tax of s6jO,0OO.
The interest coupons of these bonds are payable in
the City of New-York, on the LIST Of September and
st of March, and the fiscal agent Of the City Of New
Orleans will promptly provide for and have the same
paid at the counter of the Chemical National Bank
of this city.
A limited amount of these desirable bonds will be
disposed of at the rate above named say 70 and in
terest) if applied for between now and the first of
September next and in case of an excess of demand
fol- the same the undersigned will award the bonds
to the first applicant.
The right is reserved Of advancing the rate upon
these bonds after the first of September.
J. & w. SELIGMAN q Co.
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Barley nominal Gsu EEhn nomnsny uneb.pred Ropt,l
bb Flour 600 bssh Wheat 900 bush Oats Ship
MKsrHs Asg 22-Coton-Low hhilins 5enle.j receipts {
bale; 70 bales Corn S Oats 62s Wheat
Flour s3G 80 for Supshue Bacon firm sides ls Shouiers 6
ST LOUIS Aug TObaccO active aud unchaHge nom
nAly Flour Choice Family Wheat
heayy aud unchanged Corn easier ChOee to Rseey White 10
g3f9lc Oats dull nd unchanged Rye du T5d82ic WHISKY
Provisions heavy Pork SJt Dry Sailed Clear sides lse Bacon
Shoulders 5 dl6e Clear RIB Sides gc, Clear Sides 9tc
quiet l9d9lc for Choice Tieree Gle Cattle unebso
Live Hogs sn ~ O0t9 Recepts-Rour 1000 bills Wheat
y. 100 bash Corn. I GO bash Oats 100 bush
ALBASr Aug 2-Whea-Sugpy Of demand and market
favo sales OF $50 bush amber State lots 81 So 20 bash
No DO 1t 81 S. $50 bash Of No White State 81 81 ~ Rye
dull drospts sales OF small parcel about H.
Corn dali and steady best Western Mixed held at 81 $50 H. Oats In
good supply and di sales Of 800 bnsb Of Old Western 6ic
WLNsGroN Arg Sps Tupentue closed quiet 38lc ROsn
steady 50 IS Crude TurpentiBe. 81 5O05J Tar S24
Aug 2-Cot,oa dull; MiddliHg Upspds sac
Mddng Orleans IS. Flour dull declined Supene
ssS6s3 50, Extras IS 500 Northwestern Family SO 50
dS1 So Pennsylvania do SO 259s7 Indiana and 50 IS
Gt Is Wheat dull sud declining Rel 81 tj0tl so white 81 IS
aSi s. Rye sells at 81 5 Corn du aud irregular; Yellow 81 IS
ds 49,; Mixed Western 81 2oS l6 Oats moVisg slowly at 50
dS for New; 65d68e for Old Groceriesvsry
reoeEm actiVe Crude steady 2l022lc sales bb Re
On ed at Jlic Whisky doll At 81 go 81 ~
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GEORGE OPDYKE q Co.,
BANKERS,
No. % NaSsau-St.,
No. % NaSSau-st.,

offer for sale the following desirable securities:
NEw-YoRK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD
first mortgage per cent Bonds, free of Government
tax Principal and interest payable in gold. Price,
par and accrued interest in currency.
MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD, first mort
gage. per cent bonds. Price, S. and accrued in
terest.
Missouri VALLEY RAILROAD, first mortgage, Z per
cent GOLD BoNDs. Price, 9?l and accrued inter
est in currency.
BONDS OF THE COUNTY OF LEAvENwoRTH Kan
sas, 10 per cent free of tax strongly guaranteed.
Price, par and accrued interest
Also, 7per cent BoNDs OF THE CITY OF OswEGo.
The attention of investors is invited to these we'll
secured Bonds and upon application full informa-
tion will be furnished.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


IoEpoN Aug 23ll CousOls opcued 80 t both aud
III, account American Eat the Ouug quotations
United FveTrebte' 1862 sli 1906 old ~ 1901 o! United
States Ten Fertss Coupon, &C. Illinois CsRirah Ni.
LvEKFooL, Aug z8ll CottouIhe market opened dun;
MiddlnE Upiands. lJId. MddbnE Orleans lJi0lJtd
LOSDoN % SAYS v cNt for No u Dnteh siandtfd
LoSpoN Aug m-Consos closed 9Ji oS and
closed United states Five IWenss
1862 833 do 1907 do Ten Fures coupon ~
Rre Railway 2Ji Illinois Centra' 3il Stocks STEADY
LIVERPOOL D. closed dali, hiddng upsBds
3id Mddlng Orleans, lJiDliL sales Of the day 60O bales
BesdstuHs dali California Wheat 1919 crnta Pork huosui
at O7 per Ol fof Extra Prime Meas Land IL y cat
Talow. 47'5 y cSt
Aug Unted States 1--WE Twenty bonds closed
FRA a 80. for the Of 1862
RThe eIcted. Rentes y u
centines aud quiet Rentes "a francs Is
zCoton closed fat l62! francs es for both
Of aud ahult.
ASTwgEP Aug 2-Pe;rosum closed active aud dm at So francs
70 STANDARD White.
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SATURDAY, Aug. 2s-P. NJ.

SATURDAY, Aug. 2s-P NJ
Gold has been excited, selling at 1885, 1884,
i3 1881 closing at 13iGl3 The clearings at the Gold
Exchange Bank were Rl7Os97,OOO Iand the balances
S24OS.726 SO.
Government bonds have been active, and the export
bonds were lower sympathy with the decline in the
London market E040's and currency 6perioents were
strong, under continued investment demand, ana are
becoming scarce. There is continued inquiry from
holders OF gold bonds to exchange for currency per
oonts large blocks have been taken during the
past week At boicOse prices recovered to the hghes
point of the day. and the market closed very strong
state bonds were firm. Tennessee per cents sold at
o. New bonds 5Sa8SS North Carolina new per cents
4D Special Tax bonds 561a56 Missouri per cents, SO
Louisiana Levee per cents est Railway bonds were
eteady. Bank stocks were dull Express shares were
neglected Pacific Mail active, selling at 500 aSOb;
closing 500 Atlantic Mail 23A BID and offered at So
Railway shares duh and steady the general list
with disposition to buy stocks consequence OF
the continued case in money. New-York Central and
Hudson feversh the former sold at POPS 2OO clos
500 the latter ranged from lSS to sii Reading was firm
at Erie continued active ranging from $40 to 35s
closing 32i asa Panama sold at 2S0 Cleveland and
Pittsburgh excited under large orders to buy the
stock Michigan Southern sold 1861 a1O6i Toledo and
Wabash s35 Fort Wayne Guaranteed, Sids92 Ohio and
Mississippi Common, S2I; Chicago and Alton 1855, dvi
dend; New-York and New. Haven scrip 1857 Hannibal
and St. Joseph Preferred, 122i The Northwestern and
ST. Paul shares were firm and in good demand. North
Western Common sold s4aS43 Northwestern Preferred
o5i 99Si St. Paul Common, a7s ST. Paul Preferred $40
The pressure to sell stocks for speculative account
noticed early in the week. has ceased and there
siderable disposition to cover short contracts New
York Central Michigan Southern North Western Common,
Rock Island and Pacific Mail have all been heavily over
Sold and are brisk borrowing demand. lifelong Room
closed at O'Clock, but dealings continued on the
street for time aterward prices reacted from Ia
per cent from the highest rates and the market closed
steady.
The following the closing quotations OF Govern
ment hnnds:
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THE MARKETS.
ic,rsfall, reported for TaH TRIHrsr.

iClreialy reported for THE TRrBUSE.l - sara
SATuKDAY Aug. %, 1903
ASES-The continue light aud With good demand
prices are 81, 62 Pearls nominal The sloeG IN
the warehouse Of gas bbs Pots and M bb Fears
COTTON-Buvers operating slowly hut holders In Nles OF
the small stocks advanced their terms someSh1
sales s2 bales EVENING" which 5I3 taken by snnes
spectators For ture delivery The feeling very heavy
o2OO bale. $50 for November at NE
and for January 2 all basis Of Low Mddhug We quote
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FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BoNDs OF LAKE
SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY, Z
per cent gold interest free of United states taxes
We recommend these bonds as safe ana prohtaDle
investment. producing nearly 10 per cent per ahnuh
i'm currency and in exchange for fiye-twenty bonds
yielding an increase of As per cent III net annual IN
come. Present price 96 and interest. Fun particu
lars furnished by JAY COOKE q Co.
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FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BoNDs
OF The ST. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
Principal and interest payable In com az the
Total Issue Al 600 less than $4,000 per mile Sc
cured by a mortgage on the entire property OF the
Company: $750OO0 have been sold the balance we
offer nj S7t and accrued interest in Currency, and re-
commend them as a safe and prof table investment
TURNER BROTHERS Bankers, New-York.
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CoFFEER Rio dun and rne S ' Iee " Ns
3OoI bags er New Light at c gold ~
Other kinds aud 10 good demand; sales Of d s
FLOUR AND NFALWe have had fair demand ipr Flour since
this isy aui under tho less favorable news Iron huope ana s
arrivals D:e5 " all kl bars delel an IS" 1e us 10 uo's "u
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RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

Per Canal. Isssrit add Rdifodd.
i bbs Four tG1 bales Cotton 81 bush Nhot
bush Oats ~ bush RYE. 20 busb Malt lbl
bu, Beans ptgs Butter 2o boI- Chee ~ Land 10 cash,
Ashs on bill. Egg Tanv can bbs Refined Petroleum
pkgs DecswaI 6llg Leather 10 to- SsaHa 80 kes Lard
bids Tobacco II Tobacco, l@ bales
Wool e bales Hops. bh, WHISKY 80 boisISet ~ hae' Hcup
20 btls COPPER 81 HIDES. -Z0J bundles Hides
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The bank statement shows continued contraction in
ALI the items and less favorable than was antlci
pated Loans have decreased h,729024 deposits, sJzO'
OO7 specie Sal25 lOS; circulation, S2Se2; and Legal
Tenders S277 997 The loss OF net was g. 1eGoO
The Philadelphia and Reading tunnage for The week
ending Aug q wac 900 The business Of tho road
has been unprecedenedy large during the months OF
July and August the net earnings amounting to over
al,5OO.OOO.
Tue shipments Of breadstufs this week amounts to
els Bushels of wheat and 3S41 barrels Of flour
Treasurer Spinner has written letter In respect 10
the redemption Of mutlated currency, and as TO any
authorized approved by the Department Tor de
tecting counterfets, in which he says:
mo instructions have been issued by the Department
relative 10 the mode OF acertanng the genulneness Oh
United states notes; bat the decision as 10 INC
character notes presented to them has been LETT 10
ire discretion Of the officers themselves. INC De
partineny has promulgated or approved any hys
tenor sets OF rules for tile detection OF cOuntelIe
the reason that Is believed general rules can DC la
lOWh which would roudcr all persons who may stuuy
ten zood Judges Of money carful comparison OF sS'
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THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LOAN.-Secured
by Land Grant of Three Millions of Acres in Kan
sas and Colorado, FIRST MORTGAGE upon the pro-
posed extension Of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan, Kansas, to Denver Colorado and
mortgage upon the road in successful operation
for 4S7 miles and earning more than enough 10 pay the
interest on ibis HelO loan. This loan runs 80 years
pays per cent; principal and interest PAYABLE IN
GOLD There is no better investment in the market
For maps, pamphlets, and circulars, address DAB
My. MORGAN & Co, No. 50 Exchange-pace, and NJ.
K. JEsUP & Co., No. 70 Pine-st. n. Y.
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transactions at per cent railway shares. On Gov
ornment bonds the rate generally per cent and at
the close of business the offerings were largely in excess
OF the demand. Commercial paper is inactive at oal2
per cent.
Sterling Exchange ia duh and weak, at de-
cline OF per cent quotations. Prime bankers bills
have sold in second hands lO9 GlOg2 although the
leading houses ask 1904 The quotations are
as follows: London, co days, 1893 alC9s; London,
sight lOdllOs; London, prime commercial, GO days,
lO90lO9l Paris, long, 6l6E05.l5i; Paris, short 5l41
95ISS; Antwerp, 5.l7ia5lG4; Swiss, 6l7a05lGG Ham
burg SJl135E Amsterdam 4Oi G4Oi Frankfort, 40. G4OJ
Bremen 79q79s: Berlin, 7lbG13
The transactions Of the subTreasury to-day we're as
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SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FTpsT MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BONDs FREE or GOVERNMENT TAX, ISSUED BY THE
BTRLISGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAIL
ROAD COMPASY-We confidently recommend these
Ronds as frst-class investment. At the price they
weld about 10 per cent interest per annum. Only
limited amount are offered before advancing the
rate. Pamphlets and full particulars can be had ON
HENRY CLEws & CO., No. 80 Wall-st,
Financial Agents of the Company.
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FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.


The Danyie Urbsns Bloomington Railroad
Bones now IN process Of
snn being the cities Of Dsnvle AMI Pekn botb N Illinois The
length Of 5OO miles its esp ,t,rL The
grading bringing aud all the necessary perfect complete
has been already done and the whole line ready for the rails
These rapidly being put down. aud portion Of the road
successful operation THE whole will be
he'e o9nai e eonetoe INTO STOCK par al the option o!b
olae sn a os re name the owner al time
Desired me OtaI oonls limited % bLgWo lhe Sc
CURLY onsre SLOW the very bese Already sums, nearly
quao the oonu 70 De Issued have been expended
The road Eas and West the line principal
Oldest sngant wagonrod 10 the state passing through
Ions aud cities and the richest agricultural district In non
Word through tbe|gen Of tue Gsrden state s local business
alone WIZ umce 70 make hFehs gAInR roaai while with its
connections With principal lines m through trade must be such
10 make IL one OF the most prohAbls 10 the country 80
The road will be consolidated with the line from DsuVe TO lnaan
apo making line Of 80 miles At Indianapolis connection will be
through York BALTIMORE Dnve
Toledo Wabash Western IL road will
Southern Illinois with Kokuk Burlington
with Omaha and the Pacific
Omaha Albany. Cleveland
Railroad Indianapolis Danve via Toledo
Wabash and Western Road
will the Nev.Yok the points
Shore and Belefontane Roads
10 Danve; West
Central Indianapolis DAnye
Boonb gtop well Philadelphia. via the PenB Central
Pittsburgh, Columbus Dayton and indianapolis
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6bautts for Busin,ss Mtu.

3QdIlth ctsA"'
NEW HOTEL-TO LEASE on Chestnnt-st;,
Nos aud Ioj the most fashionable center Of Phiae-
Mi. hndinR new and sh tue modern Improvements lot
sa IS Rooms snite Of two ROOMS Va
nyate $atercsot &C. General OF bedrooms lsko
et snd with wiaios 70 each room PG0rs
dininsroOm, &c, large aud AIRY WI lease Tor Tern VI
year" "'D JOHN CRCMP.
No l71l Cbesinutst, PhiAdelphis. Peus.
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE The One-third
~ ss m oue best Republican seekes In Indiana Ohea
pape and only county Of $500 nhsbiau Circulation fe
Job " connected
Terms 8 $50 CASH.
address J. J. K. WABASH IgdiseL
IJTANTED-A SITUATION or PARTNER
w SHIP srst class BOYS Boarding. Or Select SCHOOL o.
school uachn also probability OF conveying Nh
him good patronage good references given aud required eoeos
eaee solicited Address DAY Of Wendt Co.. No 10 Coarand
st., NtN-lork
0I OOn ANY active man having lively
QD .OOOs country business. within oas daJ travel Of NeN
Yok wishing energetic experienced business nn 90
vest 900 services for share eDd sane by
IL care H. Mitchell No II Cedar st. NeS'lofL ~ D-Os'
reference given and required
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pected notes with those TO be genuine good nan
raj disoernment and familiarity with the different KINDS
OF notes are requisite to enable person TO distinguish
counterfelts from genuine notes with certainty
The receipts Of fractional currency for the week amount
TO s179SO0 Shipments for the week TO the Assistant
Treasurer at New Orleans to the Assistant treas
at Boston, $4,000 United States Depository at Cha
lestOn $4,000. United States Depository az Chcnat
$4,000; United States Depository at Bunao' StyVVo
United States Depository Baltimore, $l2O 10 Nduona
Banks $4,000 The Treasurer holds ~ trust as secuy
for bank circulation, 1912 9O5 500 and for pubic deposits
S2OIlsCO nutilated bank notes burned Suri n anY
issued for bills destroyed, S54oO balance due or s
lated notes. sl25O29; bank currency oustahung ssS
7p4StO; fractional currency redeemed anu uesuoyeu
during the week, $4,000
The following shows the exports exclusive OF specie
from the port of NewYork foreign ports for the week
ending Aug. "a, and since the beginning of the year
tn. y... 49, sS,;s s3sS$;i s5SysS
Sine. Jan, I..."sis,s'0I1'I slo's''}% s sr'7'7ffnn
The following shows the imports Of foreign dry goods
and general merchandise at the port OF NewIork tor
the week ending Aug ~ since the beginning of the
year: - oa .s,o
DRY 10 so I'd "@ s55li1l s5I5ssS s3s5$G
Tot,l for til. week go ss96a6eo s6I@@7 s7gs?2s
Previously repored' 'i648l4,t65 lbzE"6o %OUEhiof
Since Jan L.......sI7I,I772ss $l6a47632 s2O72s79os
The following the dry goods imports, included in
the above, for the same period:
Ehter.a at he port. .. s5siisIi sg2Saoc sss7Issi
Thrown mArket........ 3,J26,O49 3JS6n 3,l43,3to
Entered at the sg3 6sS sS5S52257 s6ao793A
Thrown mArket... 6o3525l5 oZio o'Ifo5Sa o
The exports specie during the week ending Aug |0 s
Previously reported
,oo s97 SS1 1-e
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PIrT,BUHGH FoKr WAYNE AND CHlCAGO RAILWAY CoNPASh
OFFICE on WISsLOw LASIER Co, TRASsFKR ASEsIs, Z
~ ~ NV YoRX, August, 1868. }
rx1rIC DoOUc pOD THE TRANSFER of the

FkNHE. BtUDkS LUX AhhNDh 49,
All hi. Compeuy viii ne
1852 at for The purpose o
issn-di in exchange therefor
y,,e of payable quarterly 90 me
hrstM April
each yes out under the lease 90 he
Wil be
tar OF Gated Government and OF eli aIes wheo may DC COZ
srtsi In any through by Of toe corporation
Sq The road or she corporation leasing IAmstSe payment OF all
sucb arss being assumed by the lessee a..
one shares will be issued In exchange for
sach Que 81 tue present stock Persons enea
fractional part Of share will receive scrip not shusu
until aggregated ,,---- a.. a. 80. ..,.,,h. Al
will be converted anihe AVas
ende the dydebd be hereafter made out Of e spss
ts ~ The Com many accounts shall be settled
The win open for the exchange stocks on TUESDAY 'ns |
a, of Augus 1854 order the Executive Committee
y" WINSLOw, LANIBR CO.. Transfer Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-30
Sinantial.

NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE PR CENT BONDS
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY AND JULY
AT THE NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE IN NETWORK.
COST OF ROAD AND EQUIPMENT IN CASH. .SiisOO. 900
AMOUNT OF FIRST MORTGAGE .............. 6OO0, 900
The receipts Of the road steadily Increasing aui will exceed
s2OOO 900 for present ye.r
Receipts for month Of July $50 g,Ds. sG6ss for month
ia 1865
We are authorized to offer for sale SsoOOOO Ofhess bonds At
IS AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
JAMESON. SMITH CoTTiyG.
No IS Wallst. NeWYOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-30

Total since jan 40
The following comparative statement of the exports
OF specie from the port OF NewYOrk to foreign ports for
ls years. from Jan to Aug 2s 1862 and for the CORE
spending periods in the undernoted years: