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-H FINANCIAL la u.
A PACIFIC RAILWAY GOLD LOAN.
30 &6,5OQ00Q at-r
FINANCIAL.

ss5ooOOa .t
beg that have accepted the agency
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
NEW SEVEN PER SESS 81 iaissT'SnAn TaH! LOAN FREE
FIRST ''. MoRTGXdE c E 0TxSD GRANT AND SINKING
FUND BONDS,
dan Kansas 70 Denver. Colorado ai:i.ncs - miss
OF %s arc completed noa s oe sna
rsnehiss this first class railway now running through
% And s1.i IN stccEsspuL OPERATION FOR 4s1 MILES
Tss vi ~ q ~ nS Missouri and earning
fHSS rHs fHs Ifos FINS NEW
In sdS,Sn TO this the bonds also secured by r mort
aoSEsSSEsT LAND esssyy GRANT OF THREE MILLION
extending in alternate sections on either .ae Of the track
States bonds sinking FUND for the redemption
magnificent Tsrrory Of Colorado inoadins coal field
and Ppey The company also holds a. an asset another
THREE MILLIONS OF OF !ssas AcsEs IN THE STATE OF
es .G & % $ .s s.p s
Fl EBF s. S9HRAsEs qaA FRssossEEhrr
AT Ss'o%0cS q SERriy NEFi washG ss5da ThE LOAN
ne bonds have thirty years to rum from May L. 1885, and
VI" SEVEN PER CENT INTEREST IN GOLD, F
e8d xAfos Ak
III . K.
fort London New York, the option Of the holder, with
out notice, At the following rates: g. .
On 81 900 bond in New York $s5 eod) each half year.
SS%S S sfs' s
hall year. tIr. tl.n
The agents OF the before accepting the trust had the
condition Of the road and the country through which
carefully examined They happy TO give the loan an en-
phatc Endorsement
FIRST CLASS INVESTMENT
In respect perfectly n essentials
S.;S :sa
the agent reserving the right to advance the rate.
The attention of invited these well secured
bonds, which recommend of thcAnoa profitable
Investments In the MARKET Gold and government securities
taken In their value, without commits
sions Pamphlets with maps giving fun Information, sent
application Il r.- .
81 Exchange place. q
-"t es n. X. JESUP 4 CO, 4
~ Pine street. New York.
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TYREAsURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF The SUPERVISING ARoHrrEorl

of'i'H VI AnE SoFHnVietN@ hch,LLCT,t 2
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received until August % a.
1862 for furnishing and delivering, a. the site New
may Be equred cubic more or .s Of mee e:
son Granite clear In color and free from or
sap The stones Will twenty cubic feet EACH and
Will Dc is - the square and true soundfn
after. ~
Also for furnishing and delivering above $500 cubic
yards more or less, OF GRANITE Limestone North River
clean square fracture to be bond
tain not less than cubic feet contain less
than ~ cubic feet, 10 be less than inches thick
Also for yards more or ess Of bard, durable Stone
broken to the size of hens suitable
Bids will be made by the cubic foot yard and
separately for dmenAion rbbe
stone by the supervising architsct or hs
tract
An bids must be accompanied by penal bond in the sum
Of $4,000 that the bidder accent and perform the CON
tract awarded 10 him. the suciency of the security
certified TO BY the District Attorney OF the district
bidder resides.
The Department right reject any or all bids
be deemed for the interest the
aud bid that does not conform
advertisement will not by considered.
Proposals be endorsed .Proposals Dimension
DIE and Concrete Stone"
Bidders for Dimension Stone will submit In all cases
sample Of the stone they bid forsix inches cubeshowng
the different styles OF cutting suitable showing
A. B. MULbETF, Supervising Architect
ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PROPOSALS WILL BE
received BY the Board OF Trustees of the village Of
Mount Vernon N T. until August 1862 for cxcavaing
and building brick sewer through Fourth Of said
village according o psns and specifications which be
New Haven Railroad depot Mount Vernon N v The Board
Of Trustees the right to reject all proposals
not deemed safacory BY order Of ee gGsrd Of Trstses
MOUNT VERNON. July a. 1859 ~
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TREAsURY DEPAkTMENr.


l. OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHIrKoT, July 13 1859.
SEALED PROPOSALS with be received until IL NJ of the
Sls day of july 1859 Tor furnishing and delivering 10000
barrels more ess o the best quality Of Rosendaie other
Post ONCE building In New York Each barrel contain
eas J pounds Of cenent and to be delivered 10 quantities
oil from O loo barres subject 10 the order OF the
ysng architect or his AGENT and such times may in
their Judgment necessary.
AZ bids must be accompanied by penal bond in the
OF x6 that the bidder will accept and perform the
tract awarded 70 him. the suciency the security be
bidder resides. .r gial 49, l.a.. .a..la,-Tfr h
The Department reserves 70 Itself the right reject any
all bids be deemed for the interest OF the
do and bid that does cooorm
the requirements OF this advertisement will be
sidered
Proposals to be endorsed-
proposals for Supplying Cement" and addressed to
A.. 3. MCLLETT, Supervising Architect,
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PROPOSALS.
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT, O.. ~ a--T
OFyIcx OF THp SUPERVISING ARomrror,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
i OFFIOE OF THE SUPERVISING ARoHITDor)

o. SEALED PROPOSALS win be received until IL N. OF the
ali earth from the e Of ths new Post once on bs PsrS
amounting TO So 900 cubic yards less The sand
found on the site will not be included contract
VIII be retained by the department The excavation
authorized agent.
Measurements will be excavation and the pay
ments monthly, reservpg faithful
and prompt completion of the work.
All bids must be accompanied penal bond the
OF (&l00 ten thousand dollars that the bidder will
and perform the contract awarded him, the suciency
OF the security to be certified by the District OF
the District where the bidder resdes The department
serves to itself the right Of rejecting all bids, II s
deemed for the interest of the TO do any
bid that does not conform in to the require
ments of this advertisement will not be considered
Proposals will be enclosed In envelope endorsed
Proposals for Excavang" ana Addressed to the under
sgnei. A. B. NULLETT, Supervising Architect (
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rHR TURF.

FASHION COURSE, L. L--sArURDAy, JULY. n, AT
m. Louise, 70 wagon; A. Wh.cn's blk a. Little Frank in
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1ns BROADWAY, CORNER DEy sTREET.-NEwMAw
IstO LEOPOLD, having facilities, advances at low rates
on Diamonds Watches Merchandise Life Poices Pianos
or other securitiesL Formerly nj So Nassau street.
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WHOLE NO. 1c,o2e.
PERSONAL.

tLAs h<-BEiNa ABSENT FROM THE CITY. BOTH
y. the notes received 10 respond There
eI Tor you directed requested Get and enswsr
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FASHION OOURsE.-TROTTIN0 ON SATURDAY,
- July ~ ass stake $3.50 mile heat, best sSrss IN
enters Fair Oaks, Mr. PianAu Sally, james
Btiwel enters br Uncle Joe, Owner enters g. Sammy.
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ITAvANA, s1sAL AND VERA CRUZ.
Ill New York and Mexican Mall Steamship Line, calling
every twenty days from pier II East river, at II NJ
CRY OF SExICO. Captain Deaksn, Thursday, July 90,
i2 o'clock.
f'f isxn' VI p-''"x' "fxf X ALEXANDRA T. SONS,
80 Broadway
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NEW YORK TO RUTLAND WITHOUT CHANGE o.
On and after July 1854 passenger trains VIII leave New
York and Harlem Railroad depot Twenty sixth stree
and Fourth avenue, daily Sundays excepted) at
AZ NJ, for Montreal Ugdensbufg intermediates points,
north
C BUcKHouf. General Superintendent.
NEW YORK. June & 1852
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


LBAHY AND TROY DAY LINE-CHANGE OF
"A ume.-The steamboats, G. vIBBARD and DANIEL
DREW WILL and after Thasday. July leave Desbrosses
Point Cornwall Newbarg Ponshkeepde Tivo. Rhnebeck,
Catsk and Hudson. Tickets sold spd baggage checked
board the boatn al points York Central snsse
aer and Saratoga railroads. ~
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EEYrLEMEN OR FAMILIES LEAVING FOR EUROPE
" cen be accommodated with Handsomely furnshed
Roons with without Board Al 2e tMedforJ square, Lon
don, ". G.. Enaland.
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VUANTED TO PURcHAsE-CBEAP, SECOND HAND
two arlndstones three to four feet diameter. Address
q II. W., Herald ONCE,
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LOAN OFFICES.

ATE BJEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY. Up
"A stars. Money nberaliy advanced on Diamonds,
Watches and Jewery, &C., the bought Pawnbroke
tickets bought
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TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
" ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Sailing regularly every Thursday at three o'clock p M.
precisely, from pier No. North river
COLUMBIA Captain II. Van Slice. July 29
EAGlt, Captsn Ne H. Oreene. August D
MISSOURI Captain o. w. Palmer (via Nassau. .Augst IL
.. O. WHEELER, JR-, President.
HffttH 'ff Hl No. 8 Bowling Green.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

yyANTED TO PURCHAsE-BY A WESTERN MER
w chant small stock q Csrpsting Cloths and Cassi
bic In Fire and Marine Insurance Stock Apply 70 AS
BTERLlN0, 81 Cedar street. room ID.
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C0ASTWlSE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIfIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COAPANY's THROUGH
l line to
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
Through rates. New York " San Frsncisco;--
First Cabin. W j. fil q. 81
Outside. Inside Second Cabin. Steerage
900 A1eS 8I5O $75
Steamers Of the above line leave pier No. North river
foot Of Canal street. At II O'Clock noon, la|f
on 1st. nth snd 21st, each month,
except when those days fa Sundays then the day pre-
vfOus.
hundred pounds baggage free to each adult Medicine
and attendance freel 4 "a, 49,,
INA, Captain Farnswor1h
JAPAN leaving Ban Francisco September Tor China and
Japan. - .c,zov. -
ceved Until, r. N. on Friday Juy so All usual facilities
Afforded shippers In collecting inland charges, &c.
For freight passage tickets and all further Information
apply the companys ticket Office on the wharf, foot or
Canal street. ID r.re Z. X BABY. Agent.
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IMPORTANT CAPTURE OF COUNTER.
IEITkkN.

NEW YORK, July I5.-Mr. Merritt OF Elm :
ra, while travelling between Cheyenn- aud
Omaha last week fell IN with a countsrfeitrr,
who endeayorsd Ia pass a iifIy dollar counter
tea bill on HIM Merritt subsequently OBTAIN
ed the confidence OF the: counterieit.r, aud "a.
result was the capture near Madison. Wis. OF
two Eotoriously dangerous couuterfsit.rs aud
th- seizure OF a large quantity u! coun.e
bank notes, plates dies, presses. etc. The
counterfeiters arrested We're taken 20 WASH
Ipgton; and DETECTIVES are on the track Jf the
gang The arrest and seiZurer are SAID % bI
the most important made :or several years
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IRON ENGI.ANn
The Catholics " iii Decline the oli"r oi
rirhe>-NoN~ment> OF the Yacht Dannt-


The catholics " iii Decline the 0ii-r ei
Movements OF the Yacht Daunt-
lees.
NEW YORK, Jun" IA ~psclal ID The g.roTf.
dated London. July IL, says
There ~ reliable authority for stating that
the Offer OF glebes 10 the Catholic prl-sthobi
wIll be respectfully declined by the Caursh.
on he grounds-FUrst, that A. l. opposed 20 the
discipline OF the Church. aud secondly. rhaf
the proposition Is unfair and insufficient a. a
Just equali Zation between tue religious con-
munItleS OF ireland, con sIderins the diSprD-
portion OF their numbers, even AZ It were al
mlssihle under the Church's regulations
The Royal Cork Yacht CIuo and Royal
Western acht Club of Ireland have rendered
their hoSPItalities 70 the owner o: me Daunt-
less and his friends during their stay q ue.n--
town. committee of The tormAr cIub. in-
cludlng Mr. John Bagwell, VI. T. for Clon mel
paid visit 10 the yacnt. The D1untIass iett
last evening Tor Hayre. Before stilIng she
fired royal salute OF twenty-oa. gans, winch
was returned by the Royal Iachr Clue aud
the guardship Mersey. Tue AmsrIc an visitors
have met with an enth husiastIc reception.
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CLOSING OF THE ENG.RFESr.

BALTIMORE, July Ij.-To-day was passe 4
by the classes o. the grand STngeriest az
am easements AT the SehuetZan PARK
Quite n number OF tae members Of the differ
enL singing societies are still mere. out many
left for their various homes this morning. No.
few visited Washington thus forenoon aud
VIII return this evening, ibin!ng their cUm-
rades homeward.
No serious accident has occurred during the
vsIt Of the great crowd, and ling OF ean "a n =
pleasant character has transpired from he
commencement, on last Saturday evening.
until now. The S.rnger,esr has been q con
tnued round OF social and musical entertain
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HORRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
tellision OF two Traiu<->iN Passenger.
Burned TO Death

NEW YORK, July IJ.-An evening paper has
special from Nidi;etown, y. y, giving he
details of a horrible railroad accident which
occurred on the Erie Railroad AZ Mas Hone
Pike county. Pa, 10 the trains which left New
York AT $50 last night. The express train a,
that point ran into a freight rrain :. .auutnc OF
the track. and me engine, tender. aud bsgga--
car, the express car, the smoking car.
and one passenger coacn, Wsrs thrown
on the track and smashed ID piec.s. The
spiIntered cars were fired from the 10 con olive.
ana all the wounded passengers burnt up.
Seven cars Were destroyed aud siN passs.-
gers are known 20 have been burut D deatn
One OF hem ~ supposed 10 he the Rev Ben IA
min X. Halleck, the pastor Of Il church in N-w
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE NEW OCEAN CABLE.
Successful Complexion o5 the Main Line.
Communication Opened Between >t. Pi-rr.
aud Bre>t.

st. PIERRr, MIpUELnN. July i5 The ocean
cable WAS spiIOed 70 the shore -nd to-day by
the steamer Cory. The cause or the iaslur- -
splice yesterday was that the shore end WAS
lost The ouoy WAS easily found, out when
taken mp At WAS discovered that the cable was
ce;ached. aud II was therefore necessary 10
grapple for IL. Directly after The splice was
mace, the instruments and operators were seat
on shore and communication was soon opened
with Brest. SIR James Anderson. & CDmmaader
OF the Great Eastern. brought Win him a sealed
message, which had been prepared by "a. En-
peror Napoleon, the purport OF which was 10
remain unknown until AZ was opened on this
side Of the Atlanuc, upon the completion of tns
raoIe, when the message was 10 ~ sest 10 tha
Emperor through the cable. IN order that he
might thus Judge Of the accuracy Ot trsnSrn -
>Ion. The message was sent 70 Frau-. to-day
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RITUALtSM IN THE WEST.
Trouhlr i'm n Chiraso Cburrb

CHICAGO, July IA short time since tBs
vrttrymen of Trinity Church. IN this cIty, Iu-
yited Right Rev. Dr Cummings, the asso ociated
Bishop Of Kentucky. 10 preach. Sunday be-
fore last he preached an auti-ritualistic ser
mon, In which he Is said 20 have charged tnar
the present trou oles in the Episc opal Churcn
were caused by the iutrodu ction OF Cataollc
worehIp. This reuark was consId .red q re-
Election upon the Bishop OF this diocese and
lie called upon Mr. Wright, the lunior warden
OF Trinity Church. and advised MIN not To IA
low DIR Cummings 10 occnpy he nuInlt
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THK NRy DRInaSs Rsvp~ry

THK NHw ORLEANS RrvENuE FRAuDs.-
Proceedings against deputy Surveyor R-ith
IN New orleans, are in suspense, swaiuug the
result OF a disposition on his part TO make I'M
portant disclosures. Auguste Contowrie was
arrested Yesterday afternoon by Marshal
faexard, on a warrant from Commissioner
troin, ana paroled until this morning A
warrant was also iseued against Con TO wrie :
chief clerk. Collector Casey labors under
neaNy disadvantages IN the prosecution OF these
cases on account OF the absence o: District At
torhey Morgan, who has gone 10 Europe,
leaving his once in charge Of a CLERK lust al A
time when efficient legal aid is impe a;iyeIy
the Government. Ii Is the universal opinion
OF United States officers ia New Orleans thai
able special counsel should BE- appointed by the
Government on account OF the large number
implh ated, the immense amounts in vol we'd
the labor attached, and the determIued efforts
OF the parties interested TO defeat the Govern
ment emcers. Parties connected with the ring
freely state In confidence their ABILITY 10
triumph, no matter what the ofiense brought
against them. having Unlimited command of
money and Influential hackers. Judge DureIi,
ing authorized Collector Casey 10 annroys
bonds in these cases, but in case OF disap-
proval, pr. tne bonds TO b sent TO yadse DursI,
,Sr aceeptance or rejection. Mr.. Conklin.
supervisor Of Internal Revenue, left New
Orleans last night for Washington. He states
tnat future action will shortly be taken ax AIN
revenue defranders in his department. and iu-
WIestaog arrangements will be made
~The abundance of The wheat crop in yir-
sinie has already brought down the pricr o;
ffour in that SAFE.
~The WILMINGTON N U. Journal SAYS. NV
an means let MS try John Chinaman." Toe
81 Loes Republican says: They are well
come among u.s."
~Marle Taglioni, the celebrated danseuse.
sno was merned 70 An Austrian Count two
Jears age, mas applied for q divorce.
SSome OF the coal companies in Luzerue
and carbon counties propose employ ing China
Western physicians predict that owing
70 Inc great amount Of rain which has fallen,
there will be much sickness this summer and
fall.
The Boston sparrows are 90 tame that
tney will cot from the hands Of visitors to the
common.
ga band Of gyps,es, lately encampeo near
brioeeport, Ct, who have suddenly LETT for
parfs unknown, are suspec ed OF murderine
man named william Finn.
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RAILROADS.

DALrIMORE AND OHIO RAlLRoAD.
IL 2
WAsHINsYoS, 1853.
Trains between WA0HINGTON AND BALTl
MORE and WASHINGTON AND fH1 WEST.
ere nov run ~ follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, at =. ., aud 2 3a
A. g, and 13:&a, 2:3O. <;20, $40, and 7:t5
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except So 1day, at ana 30 A M
and = 30 sndt 20 p. II.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at A. n. and <:2O p. II. No train te
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON eUNDAY
FOB BALTIMORD.
Leave at A. n and =. IS, . 30, $40, sue
ZOE wA1 STATIONS.
Leave % A. ~. and $50 and 14s p. n.
FOB ALL PARTs OY THE WEST
A. NJ, $50, and 7:i5 and . p. N.
On Saturday at A. M, and J 30 p. n.
On Sunday at > so. . "A . and r. n only. con-
hecting q Relay Station with trains from Baitl.
more 20 Wheeling. Parkersburg, 40.
Through tickets to the West can b had st the
sninGton Station Ticket Once at all hours q
TIE day. Also, at the CompanyS once, 4Oo
tickets et the avenue once can there arrange 20
have their baggage called for and check ed st their
residence, taken 20 the depot. and Dut In the beg
Tor New York PhiisdeIphia, and Boston, 80
sdvsrsisenent Of Through Line"
IL. WILSON, Master Of TransDortation
l.. u. COLI, General Ticket Agent
nos 0E0. D. kOONTZ. General Agent.
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SECRETARY BOUTwBLL's FINANCIAL Policy
DRFENDKD.-A correspondent Of the Newark,
". j., Courier, writing from this city 10 refer.
ence TO the newspaper criticisms OF Secretary
Boutwells financial policy, says: "rhe Secre.
tary mas been censured for selling gold for
currency ahd thereby drawing funds from
active use into the vaults of the Treasury. In
answer to this, and successful contradiction is
impossible, We reply, he has dsbursed NOR
currency for the bonds he has purchased than
he has realized from the sales Of gold, while
his predecessor never bought bonds at all The
extraordinary amount of currency now IN the
Treasury is TO be accounted for from the fact
that the Internal Revenue receipts Exceeded BIZ
eighteen millions the estimates Of Mr. E. l.
Rollins, late Commissioner. No sensIole man
can accuse Mr.. Boutwell, of venality or imbe-
cillty for THE. The Secretary could not dis.
burse them as rapidly a. received, for the
reason that the various departments of the
Government had exhausted their respective
appropriations tor the fiscal year q mon,h
before Its close. and each department was com.
pelled to wait TO make its drafts on the Treas.
ury, as against the appropriations fer the fiscal
year. commenced July Let, 1869. Since that
daue the disbursements have been in excess Of
the receipts, and as the funds are Disseminated
an easier condition OF the money market will
ensue. Instead of censure, Mr.. Bout well should
be the recipient Of praise for has bold action in
carrying out the provisions OF the sinking fund
act of 1861"
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PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS. DC.

II U q II 3 y N s.
he steamer Ar row makes semi weekly AFrEk
NOON TRIPS to MOUNT YER -
NON. weather permitting leaving \
her wharf, foot Of 7th street. every
TUESDAY ARD THURSDAY, a. ~. m touch
In g At Alexandria Forts Foote and Washington
arriving 1T washington on return sb1ut O'Clock.
The arrow can be chartered TO make afternoon
or moonlight sXcursi1 rs on the Potomac, tthe
above after Moons excepted
General Su eri ntendent.
On ce-Wil'ard's Hotel Je 3D-lm
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BALTIMORE July 'j.-Cotton is Sute, au Z
steady at 81. Flour dull, withOat chang tu
prices, hut very firm Tor low grades wh-Al
nrm and higher N~w red. ~ 5JA>l6b Corn
advanced. White - a.. yellow ~ OsaS -
osts nTm st sJa>o. PORK quiet al so. BscoO
hIia aud active. klo sides. ~ alS clear 10 ,
J sale shoulders. IS AIS hams. - a..
Lard dun AZ lss aao. whisk-y s,Arse aud IA
demand NJ - taa~ld-
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FINANCIAL ANo .oMusRc,..

The New York money marker worked "a A.-r
more easily as The DAY Aoyan ced yesterday. a.
though the demand was fSlriy active up 10 M.
Close of bsns hours. when The quotation ugss
currency interest bad ana Gold in,er~st ssk.f
%" larger part NJ The bonds sold 20 TIE govern
meat were delivered yesterday. 80 tha' NJ
IA 'n'y from this sourcs sABs me marE -
without DELAY. Gold since our last edition has
slld low as lSs :. and as ugh as D.
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rBy Bant,rs' dns Brot,rs' r,i,craph Jas.s y
Gcssf'-cy, opsrc'or.
Lewis johnson 4 10 quote stocks aud e,,,-.
IN nome and foreign mar Se-s a. follows
NEW fokK. july lS.-First Board-U. \ a..
lsel, coupon, lsua, 2U's, leel coupoua a..
l-ea, coupons. III g; 1858 coupons. IsI5, ists,
coupon. new, i2"b; e2Ge, l5e7, coupon
lSoA, lo-los, coupon. llOk: Pacific MAtl
90, ONO Mississippi Geruncates. y
Mariposa- -. Atisnl, Mstl. noue; Canton
oi' Cumberland, q; Western Union rels-
graph. 81; QuicEsilver, a Boston wa.r
Power, -. New YORK Cenral. 2l~: HUI
son. ~, Reading, a. MichiGaa C,utra..
lSS Michigan >ouInern, lus; llliuuis
Central. ls3 Cleveland and Pittsourx. ia- .
Northwest - do. pref'd ala; cleveland 4
Toledo. none; Rock Island. Il7 Fsrt waype.
~ - Alton a Terra Haute none; Toledo snd
Wabash. 7aA; Adams Express, ~ "a well..
Fargo d 10. Express, - =; United S.z-es IN
press. none American Express. - Me-
cnanu Union, none; Chicago n Alton. iSf-
do. pr~'srred, lHn. Earket strong Gold,
l3g abb.
BY Cabie.l
LONDON, 1u'f =. y. n.-s,orsols. nl aus
fonds, - sa-2 :, firm. Stocks quis' liIlnui-
-. eN-diyIdend, Ere. laaIg
tRANKPoRr, y. m.-BOhds, 10.
LIVERPOOL, ! y. m.-cbffOn steady and
easier Sales l0,ns0 bales. Middlmg UplsndS,
l2.; MiddlIng Orleans. u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15
Wall STREET To-Day

NEW YORK. Iuiy - -Sto Ks strong. VI sney
~ good demand NJ per cent. Exchange, .
troid, J" -5-20's, l-a6. "a iU-ln'-. . Dnpon. "a i
Norto Carolina. . d.. nsg, l.. Virginia -
coupon D.; do. new.si