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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-16
EXCURSIONS, &c.

$500 MooN 1ieli Exclusion
RELIEF HOOK AND LADDER COMP Y
TO GLYMONT,
ON TUESDAY EVENING, JULY r. 1889
The steamer CITY OF ALEXANDRIA will
lesva her wharf at thefoot of King street, at .
n. m. returning leave Glymont at 9: m.
Professor COOKS celebrated COTILLloN
BAND has been engaged for the occasion
Master OF Ceremonies.
Capt JAMES NJ STEUART.
Floor Managers,
K. M. LATHAM, a. NJ hA L.
Committee If Arrangements.
l.. F. Uhler, A. D. Wsrheld,
M. clean G. i. Entwisler
Joseph w. w hite, w h. Berkeley,
n. +. Moore.
zsF Refreshments and supper served 81 city
prices
Tickets, admitting gentleman and lady, q
ladies tickets, SIC. jy I'm Fdtd
IT, SECOND GRAND EXCURSION
EEsEEE OF THE
ALt1ANDRIA CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL
SOCIETY,
TO GLYM MON L
on MONDAY, JULY 19tL, 1850.
Ihe steamer CITY OF ALEAANDRla WIZ
leave her wharf 81 The foot of King street, at 81
a NJ, and 81 N Leave Glymort at and
fr5f COOKS BAND tss bsea engaged tor
the occasion
Master of Ceremonies
RICRAKD NJ LATHAM
Floor Managers
JOIN 4. Hill. OWEN hINsLoW'
Committee OF Arrange ments.
Rlcharo l.. Carne, John T. Hill, Owen Ii ms
low, Walter Cole, Francis Lovejoy.
The Committee pledge themselves to make
this one Of the best excursions Of tho season;
Tickets admitting lady and gentleman ~ ;
ladies' tickets, Soc children and servants. &c
each No round dances.
Refreshments aud meals furnished at city
nrices jy lG-td
OPENING OF pORTNERS GARDEN
" AND PLEASURE GROUNDS.
take pleasure to announce to tho pu olic
that have opened my GARDEN, which has
been fitted up in very line style. Parties visit,
ing the Garden will find amusements Of all
kinds. The place will be kept in such man,
ner that every family may come ana VISIT " ~
ali kinds. LAGER BEKR fresh from the
Brewery Vaults Parties or associations wish
ing to hold Picnic or other Festival will find
this place best adapted for that purpose, as Inc
Garden and all the grounds can be procured
for day or night by any respectable party At
ap 20~tf ROBERT PORTNER
nIANOSl MELODEONSl
- PARLOR ORGANS
Having removed to 1877, King street, above
Washington,,I wish to call the attention OF per-
sons in need OF
PIANOS, ORGANS, MELODEONS, &C,
TO my stock of the above instruments, winch
offer for sale on the most accommodating Terms:
Having practical experience of more than IL
years in this business, l AIN able to judge OF the
qualities of Pianos, and to offer for sale none
bet those of reliable makers, such ss
KNABE & Co, Baltimore.
VIM. HEINEKAMP, Baltimore
JAMES W. VOSE, Boston, and others.
Also, good second hand Instruments for sale
or rent. u. 8,
Pianos, Organs, Accordeons, and all musc.>
instruments tuned and repaired with the great-
est care. ,poypu
oct TIT v. DEL u r'.
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FIRST WARD CONSERVATIVE
OLUB.--A meeting of those in favor of organ
ing q Conservative Club in the First Ward,
viii be held at No. 81 Prince street, on the
evening of TU EaDAY next the 10Th inst.
q It'd
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DIANo5i y,ov opoAA MELoDhoN0
TRUNKS.

For Trunks, Valises, Sstches and rraTe llpg
Bags call at
s. DEA FL A III 8,
iyl5 81 King street
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fsRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VERY DESIR-
ABLE PRIVATE RES IDK CE AT
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE.-By 4iftuo OF q
deed of trust from Susan M. Jackson, dated
January LIST, 1867, and duly recorded among. the
land records of Fairfax county, the I'M ersign,,
ed, Trustee, at the request of the party sec ured
front of the Court House door of Fairfax CO.,
on the 18th DAY Or JULY. 1869, that being
Court day, very desirable HOUSE and LOT,
stu ted in the village Of Fairfax Court House.
The house is large and commodious frame
building. in good repair, and tho dot contains
TERMS-Cash, 4---A
-' ORLANDO W. HUNT, Trustee.
Esirfay % ia 18-1AW4W ..
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CiOMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue Of a
u decree Of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax co...
rendered at its June term, 1869, in the suit Of
Samuel D. Stryker's Administrator Va, Sand
ford P Ooudrick's Adminiatrator and others,
the undersigned, Commissioner, therein named,
vii on the 18th DAY OF JULY, 1869, that
SaHr o Court day in front of the door of Farfa1
Court House, sell, TO the highest bidder, a
TRACT OF LAND, lying on the FsnGnier
,he lands OF Joseph Robinson and C ontaining 100
acrss, more or less, While this land is without
inairovementa its wood, water and locstion
render it desirable property,
TERMS One. fourth in hand the residue IN
three equal instal1nents payable at six, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest from the
dsy of sale, to be secured by the bonds of the
purchaser, and retention of title until the last
pavment is made. Stamps and costs al convey
ance to be paid by the purchaser.
THOS. MOORE, Com. Of Sale.
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Gold.
------------
MARINE LIST.

W. YoaK July l6.-aold TODAY 1864,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-16

= HHDs. N-SUGARS just received
?" Si,G ''' '"' wv &c. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-16

NII4AR.CURED HAMS and Sugar-cured
y Breakfast Pieces, esnvassed' Just received
and for sale by pI,pN
Nv III D. - mAhD ".
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EKEsH LEMON. AND CREAM CRACK
ERS; slso, various kinds OF Gske$
O l6 BhOVhE u IA = LIZ II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

iOvnov I'v 2-ll o. Co1so open % l tni 97f
9J tbr United States FveTweuy bads tm 81 6J!
Ert Railway shares. 10, l.u0.s C~rtrll 3u
LIVERPOOL Jgr ALL Cotton opened quet Niling Up.
lands l2.d Mdllg ORLEANS Ia The sac, q he day estimated
q 900 bales
LoSDoy Jolly AL sCon'ol' o ~ both sni the
luula STEADY
LIvEHr0uL ALL D.. total
18th ite last report according Fsutss
b.
f0r 10 best grades % Amer raI ilrs.
HAVE g0ou % trne ior both 90 Ns SPOT ari q
OlhAre Che sp 10 asi Low Aiiia' aaoai 80
and gJ fr t4e GATED states FssTssls 5J Ens Rail
xart shares. -. lir1s C.nfn.s. g,i -.
FHsSKToET J 2u5ci states hrsT-suv boad' 81 as Tor
LiTgEP5O Js'v IA -Co,oa closed 6mr bat not quoii
biz higher Mi4g Upauii iI, Ndiug Orsau, lJL basi Of
49, az bars closed doll unchanged The
uaet uuAerei aBi quotations LasssI Oh Az per
ton Other articles unchanged
LoxpoS Jay 4A m-Snrar closed quiet AID steady or Ioeh
OIL fBat aul ad0aL L.4ssrI OF. al ~.
ANrwEKP. JlIy 2.-Pr.rOicuu tmer, StsnlhTd Nhie ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


wRDNEDr July 2-The hundredhst market supplied WITH
g9 f:,h and % ,s cattle including arrival; yes.y "s' s so
3 on MGd s T pm. ,5 are aas sSn r s a
the prices toward the close Of the market and bJer failed to get
enough M cattle They vent ava. 1nd e some q we lean fpi
bulls brought The best cattle brought G6lc With lev st
~, M In t enVetn AZ ony two dfves Of really prime
we're sale The market Oraby lively taken a. whole
Wm out 50 Kentucky steers Of u cat" pretty gyd cat
b. wshsiner sold hi. 81 ut u er Ohio steers =, Isle
Huri Co had ~ good 7i9s Illinois steers cold at 3e
Co. By Ho.tstter O. erdlsy Grye. They laid 81
the IS Illinois ,ieers bought Of oRourfe light
sporsr steers q evt. and sold at III dlSc a.. 4,
n Or 500 each Also 81 Mich fresh COWS se,d s05 head
%i s R s, s .,. J S F.I. CIV" ~ is 0
Hasy Co averaged Pc for 80 very common CIT i1d steers
lot 6a6i lie and 65 good a cst ILL., steers
lOs and % Illinois cattle for EOas Graves q e"t medium or
T. GIs bad n ass,n svt IluO, steers sold at hal'e
iced Wheeler Culver m Illinois IS u them extra Ct
cs grade Durhams the market sold 81 6floie averaging
l6c 70 of eWl, brought 3aSs Also IS Illinois 'se' u
murray bought ,, H. steer, Of J. Hoonb the yards and
tailed them AZ itaI5lc on q cNt
Bright Pagan so 6 Of Their own cattle y m steers 58
lsc and a coarse Ind cattle Tor CLARK llal6c
Also 81 ~ ees Tor W. II Thompson At 5GSc on sent ~ est
dlc lower; arrivals Of both to-day Porye
and each Foeihst sHi Hn9u Cy eItra Sheep brought
c wb frames sod At &c The best Lambs 'eaesy reaessi lie
pedld Common down TO Be- We noie sales a. Forty
ai a, a!siis each sheep aSd Lamb, ncudsi also Lambs. ..
NewYork State 10 ojoI ayesge At 8c 3io55 D. az s so -
Hume Elliott sold $50 state lambs H. lo u 80 50 e,eh
and ~ from ~ % ~ At l0sc Also. - NJ sheep 10 d. al nc
A. Forieth,i McGv Reid sold Of state sh,sp very poor
state lambs IS 70 DC and q s. ~ eae At lie A,o some i67
h yea eye, 81 Be- s9m' q = ~ az g. Ase Of is'e' 70 49,,
Y n sud o. Of Y ~ ai'e % nd W 10 Sc aud 80 do ]" d.
Hog, la.e With t75 arrived tbs Toraas27 cars at
cOumuapav and 10 cars At Foie'h't-aA to 'Aash'sreA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
Total. $3,OOO,OOO


State bonds continue dull and unsettled Tennessee
sx coupons sold at CT; bonds 55ia55; Virginia
ex coupons, 81; new bonds q; North Carolina G
per cents. sc new bonds, &C. Missouri per cents,
s7l Railway bonds were steady under large invest
ment purchases. Bank stocks were firm with sales
Of Gallatin National at ia; Merchants Exchange,
u8; Bank OF Republic, l2l; American Exchange, rs ;
Central National, 100 Park Bank l6Oi Ninth Ma
tional III. Miscellaneous shares steady. Cum
berlaud sold at 80; Pennsylvania Coal, 225 Western
Union Telegraph 3Ci Pacific Mail was excited, selling
at sp s5; 81 So, closing ST bid Express shares
more active American sold at 40; United States, 7l;
Wells Fargo. 22l Adams, coz aC1 closing GOt0CO} The
Railway share market opened firm, with moderate trans
actions NewYOrk Central and Hudson River duh
and without special interest The largest transactions
made in Reading Michigan Southern Rock Island and
the Northwestern shares Illinois Central sold at ~.
ex5 per cent dividend. st. Paul Preferred, ST. Toledo
and Wabash advanced from "A 10 IT. upon reports that
the recent suits against the officers Of the Company had
been settled privately. Chicago and Alton sold at l52{
and Delaware, Lackawanua, and Western l12i. New
Jersey Central was ln moderate demand at lmalu5.
Morris and Essex sold 40 81. Hannibal and ST. Joseph
shares were steady with sales Of the Common at $780,
aud OF the preferred 49, Tie market continued steady
until the second call when prices lower under
tree Offering Of stock. After the call prices were again
higher and the market assumed firm appearance The
absence Of prominent operators from tho street cheeks
any large movement Gt present and the sales at The
Board are very moderate. The prospect OF favorable
crops gives confidence holders Of Western shares and
prices are sustained without under the ample sup
oily Of money, assisted by the rmuess Of the Vanderbilt
stocks. The consolidation which Will take place In
August with further scrip dividend on both Hudson
and Eew.YOrk Central induces moderate demand for
these stocks in the expectation Of st further advance
In prices large number OF operators have considered
that at present prices the full effect Of any further scrip
issues has been discounted, and have sold out; their
sales have had but little effect upon the market and
rices continued to be well sustained. The market con-
finued inactive during afternoon At the close prices
were weak aud unsettled and the market dun at the
lowest prices Of the day.
The following were the closing quotations Of Govern
ynent bonds: ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23

WEDNESDAY. July Or. NJ.
IVt OICLOCK Al. d..

Gold opened at 1851, sold at l345 1851, 1851,
closing at ls50lS5l. The clearings at the Gold Ex'
change Bank were Sos 600 and the balance 66ioS9 81
The shipment of specie per Scotia to-day amounted to
s5l9276.
Government bonds opened steady, with moderate
demand for the per cent Gold bonds Currency per
cents and lO4Os were in good investment demand. At
the last Board, the market was tas per cent lower
closing dull and steady at quotations. At the Govern
ment purchase Of bonds today the offerings were about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
IeIlTIn MAnErra

s,V Pr.Scco Iay 2Yokoisma iaiss 70 JalV that The In
port msrtei uss-d tie merchants thoroughly recommended
8t 10 g goods order Tie depresou unparalleled To- ihs
Ly trade s japan Ba,usn sltrsy suspended asd the "a
COMPELLED O. close their doors No affas Of the
IN crop g1Tc ho Cd six offered during Toe fortnight
d not 10 bales ~ that The COO veaber has DESTROYED
snv Hg % ihe quality Tor export Ia anticipated
Tie 30 pru mostly q msiam deiepu9a for tie
San Fraucseo mast Oh Teas nomg View Teas good - CON
r8a srs quoted s2ftE PER peu' hrluu 20 good heiun -
a.! aui sns tJtdSU Ethange London ate monhs a. tl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

~
Jrrr-l3 2l Whe, ms bush Com. q ga bash oats
$50 bash Rre bash Malt 255 bash Beans n bush Grass
Seed ma bills Flour 5l hb.s Corn Meat A5i bb' WHISKY yJ9
Lb Refined Pe rs Dbl. PORK go bls kgs l5 But
ter 90 pkg Cheese 81 pkgN Co.'S Meats o pig. steau 10
rk. Ashes PIX. Lard l20 kegs AMI Lard so bales Cot
bales Hons a. bales Hemp uI bags Cotton
seed pigs Tow Do pigs sieara 100 pig, Beef 80 hbh Lard
on psgs Starch ptgs Be,swar 100 td.. Hides 1'Sp HIDES
llI8 Ses Leather 90 bb Rosn y! pigs Rice Il 5J Copper
I 10 bE.s Oh Cake - ukgs Peanuts
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trrr
COFFEEBo quiet hut FIRMLY oi tbe ia.l igarr " TIE late al
vance kinds steady and moderately a'ei sales VI EOJV mats
6R And NE1Ibe market for Western and Floar Is
quiet prices irregular No 2S crime more acNYe ana
better aud close heavy are hn
IBIS AZ IS 5a IS supreme State; 20 21d$G 40 for Extra 90
IS ~ IS o Fancy DO 80 20 ~ for the low gr'de o. Yves
81 ga IS for Muuesots ard Iowa Extras; 50 NU 10 30 ir snip
mig Ohio: &c 75a for Trade buds and Family do - |9G
5i 81 7Jds7 ~ for Amber "mrr Wheat Etla IndsnA ani
H.g,p ~ 90 for White Wheat DO DO Family do at ~ Goa
~ m ana 30 g1a sll for st Louis Ea ard Double EItr CSo
ss F6ar steady quiet closing gey tame sales Of coo saes AZ
Flour fair supply aHd most grades are u'4' t.He ~, % $3.50
brands arc plenty; sale Of 200 bbs At 20 SO@ ~ ior
T, GEORGIA aud virginia: - 2U+2 10 ior Family do aud % ~
al " 10 for Extra Family Maryland aud Delaware hye f't
opg The supply AgAt sales OF $50 bbs At % Tor leo"
W,ster6 : S ~ 81 for White and 81 20 for jersey m , J.,
FREGHrs-Very du.li to Liverpool I''O O''A' neat " '' "
'' m T. Wheat marhe, is less active and spnng tame
sded Cboee White firm aud wanted the 'al., are
bp.b al III 81 for No Chicago SPRING ~ ga ~ ~ Tor 70
Mikes ~ 5asl 81 for Red Western; 2 IS for Amber 90
III 706 Ia Er White California 81 IS for White hrnucAy %
for White Southern and 2 Go4a % lor Amber 90 bAncy
quiet arm; sale, Of coo bus" at ~ o's are Wsn
Duet The a. 900 buh a. eye ol Ne" one ana 49,
rs aud 70 arrive and 1000 bush, sseT Auga Al 9O an
s , I.01 5eiy better aud b active; Prime very scarce sod
closes strong; sales 800 busb tttSHyc SI Dn
souri New Western Mixed AZ poe , The lllef loi NAoo' ~
White Al g3dgJc. and do Yellsw % hl1el o. - -, -
HEMP-Thefe less d0iug MauiA toNyi '" uoo " u
al25c. gold. Other kinds unchanged 49, -, s.7c,. L.
HAY fsirly bciige prizes are scily we quite ~ '0 ~
Shipping and Zoe a 81 10 TOR Retail lots , . -. .
OpS moderate demand aud pHces are WHOM oH'i VIC
quote Al gdbl6c. ~ % growth aud quality. 49,, -. 49,.
MOLAsSES remains very d for oil grades Of oesn hhl canes
proematca In The absence OF NewOeus we n@e ~ Dds
NAVAL SUBMISSIONS steady with sales Of Ooo obs 90 q
o Common ~ go fr Strained bius i~Pe1Lne also '-''
0iiS"I,oSrrl I.,.i n fn ana 10 fair DENIAL at 0c0sl h
Gg JJ Eggsl TO- uOmns la CTase Fish On ws is'1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
TREAsUKY DBPARTNESr.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- nm q ihs 3 dsyOi JULY o f,L fan9os 'Pd Ss'eno1
other CEMENT equal 10 quality thereto he Site Of the proposed
building NewYok Zach barrel 70 cosan al lest O
dever quantities Of from SO 10 LOO bar
the Architect Lis agen ahd
a be, In their lUdgmeht Necessary
bids accompanied By penal bond 10 me snm OF 1917
that the perform the contract awarded 70 him,
The ssncy secar be certified By the Dne. Attorney
Of be District where tie bidder resides
Department 70 ts right 70 reject any or al b
De the % the Government TO DO So sud au od
the requirements o. @ ad'sr
tsem viii RO be considered
Proposals be intorsed:
Proposals for Supplying Cement. and addressed to 49,,
A.. b. MrLLEIr Supervising Architect
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II1o CONTRACTORS.-SEALED PROPOS.
gurs,s, Carriages, It,

TOR SALE.-A very fine young thorough
bred Kentucky SADDLE HORSE superior aulms In evep
respect Can be stables Of STEWART Co. corner
Ami ard Noostcr-stS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
TKEAsUKy DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF TIE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, July l3 1893
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received untl


OFFICE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, july D. 1905
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- August L. furnishing aus delivering at the site Of M hsH
Office NswiOrk such quantities. sud at neh tines as may oe re-
Of dimension GkANllB cear
color and free seams The stones VII aea2e
ca feet each fall to the square aud true sound 10 ever par
cu and according Schedule 10 be urn snei hereafter
Also furnishing and delivering shove go en6 70 more %
les, OF GRANITE LIMESTONE North River kU bBb 70 De n
sound and breaking vita clean square aee ore
cubic
s 10 contain less tran be hsn inches thick
yds OF hard, du@De oiONE
the sire OF heus eggs suitable for concrete go, -.
arstely for dimension stone, rubhle, aud concrete.
Payments be made monthly upon delivery ana o. sos
Architect bis Agent dsducng per osA
until the dnsl completion Of the contract . ,.,oooA
All lids accompanied BY penal bond in the sam 81
the bidder will accept aud perform sa
Awarded h-tbe slncy Of the seeuny 70 o eetAs1 " " -
OF the where the bidder resides
The department the night 10 reject any OF al U 49,,
the Government 10 90 So ah aI l s
does mot conform every respect this Advertisement N mol DC "a
Proposals to be indOssd Proposals for Dimension RaSSe AID
Concrete Stone -, a..
Bsrs for Dimension Stone will submit ia all sample OF ths
stone they bid inches cube showing the different se eus
suitable TO- aud showing the quality Of Toe maternal -
A. B. MULLBTT. Supervising Areetect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23

....E9.3
The report contains an elaborate table which exhibits
the imports exports and reGxpOrs into and from each or
the customs districts reporting transactions
dining May TO and from each OF the thirteen principal
countries with which the United states have trade From
this table the following Is obtained: England, scotland
and Ireland Imports Sl3O2653 exports Sls2l252 re-
xpors s4G02j5 Dominion OF Canada imports s22!2o55;
exports, $2O3l2l9; rctNpOris Sl9,Sl. All other
British possessions IN North America, imports,
S553ss; exports, Si25s2; recHports Ss@4ls'
spain imports, sIl2,22s; exports, SJl2lis; re-
ex pors none. Cuba aud Porto Rico Imports f9l'gl5;
O. PORTS l7527G; reGXpOrts, N,l3727S All the other
West indies, imports Ss422i exports, 729bl9; REX
ports tIOJ67. China aud japan imports, SJ2s9l; eX'
ports, 81 ,2Os22s TcGxpOrts, tO0i35 France, imports,
sara 525 exports, $39l9,Gl0; rccNports N7323 Ham
burg aud Bremen, imports, s97l,Si7 exports al8J6
roGxports, $yg5oG. Brazil imports, S235lCs exports,
$n2G5 reeports SJ2y7 &c In addition 10 the foregoing
the report contains comparative statements showing tho
number aud tunnage Of Observation-Disclosures their ma
tonaties-whch entered into and cleared from Great
Britain for the five months ending May 81 OF the rcspec.
tive years 1861 1865 and 1865 the net receipts IN Great
Britain from stamp duties during each OF the 10 years
ending March o. from 20 1868 inclusive; exports from
the ports OF Quebec aud ontario for tie fiscal years 1861
and 1865 exports the United States and total exports
from the several provinces In the fiscal year 1865 the
value OF Imports exports aud the amount entered fOr
home cOnsumpOD and also the amount OF duty collected
at each port IN Nova Scotia ana NCwBrunsWlck. sum
maIes Of the indirect, In taustu. aud TdnSshlpment
trade arc also gwen, with autCpatOy statement OF
the imports ports ana TecXpOrts Tor june l5J3 All OF
which taken u connection Win the usual consular re-
ports and commercial miscellany invests this report with
Unusual interest and Importance 10 the mercantile com
muuity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23

no change the dsTad moderate quote at 81 81 N for
Nh and o 1851 ~ for Sperm Lard OIL y Steag
~ 20 Other Ois are without change l = ~ -
has been good demand Tor Pork and prices
hgher the stock Is small; So Is bid Mess and
The sales IN job lots hills B7i s3l 25as r
Cay dos 20 9a 90 70 for Prime 50 Tor BItra or
western Prime Ness and SJl o. or Thin Ness Beet steady viii
moderate demand; sales Of $50 bbl az S8OS2 Tor Plain Meas
SIt Tor EItia Mess Terce Beef is dun and prices nominal
Beef Hams IN demand and 6m Of 20 bills
Southern and Western
demands sales Of O1 boxes ieecurtd Gl6slr Quiet lon.
STEADY; sales Of 200 bb aud lir /; 1i0l8
lg1lsic for fair 10 primo Steam and l9ia0c Kettle Rendered
BUTTER dul the demand
20 he general lsck Of confidence the article The weather
unusually good for the production and everything promises large
yield. We quote; III
sae-Pus River p 70 5000 store ptd white srh 2oa2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23

FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BoNDs or LAKE
SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY, Z
peT cent gold interest free Of United States taxes
We recommend these bonds as a safe and profitable
investment producing nearly 10 per cent per annum
i'm currency and i'm exchange for hve-twenty bonds.
Welding an increase OF A. per cent IN net annual IN
come Full particulars furnished By JAY COOKE
A n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
TREASURY DEPARrxESr.

OFTtcE on THE NUPERvlsiNG AhcHlTEcT, july %, 0I'
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- the 3s day Jay 1859 'or the ercyatng and csrns
ell earth from he site Of the PostOmee on The PsrE
amounting TO 5000 cubic yards less Ice sa1d bad
will be included the contract bat viii be retained ~
Department The 10 he nate directed BY tie SapeE.
yisng Architect or bis dulJ authorized sgrnt
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bidder resides
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conform the requirements VI tbs ADVERTISE
mel will not be considered.
Proposals will be iscod in sealed envelope inorsed Poposah
for EIcayating,p ard addressed % the undersigned,
A b MULLtTT. Supervising Architect
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