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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-18

Rfrr.-Carona was steady II 5>Sc &c. with sales Of
so casks within the rsnge Rangoon was dull but steady IN
value.
demand for raw oonsnnsd fairly active md
Ne market at the prices current yesterday. The
sslss were 200 (chiefy for rennns l2kc for
English Islands, nc. 1etc for Porto Rice and Ike.
was in request a isc fcr hard isc Ike fd eoss
:'Rnw-inferior 20 common reclining Cuba, iosSc
Lee; fair 70 6ood d. n,Sc ., iiEc dcf g good
Centrifugal, hhds. and bo;s,> iokc 1Sic; mo!ss'
vsns~BoIss D. g. Nos e o lic HE d. do, e r.
lS&c Ike; do do, ~ 20 nHc lbc d0 no. Mhltes
ilfc albkc Porto Rico-Ksfnins GRADES. M,to siixe,
s'TTSS1 SO was in sssvs dsnanA. principally
for sxpos And priced seedy ~ former quetat,ons
s1dy with moderate demand the oaies be!na - caes new
Conneslisue = ~ e0oos do "a d. q 0es ~ g. en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-18

PROPOSALS. FOR ssvo.Oo0 CITY LUNATIC ASYLUM
siock-seaed proposals WIN be receiysd AZ .hs Comp
olley Office until Tuesday, August 81 1859 at O'Clock r
M when the will be publicly opened for the whc:
any part of the of sSoo0O0 of cty Lunaiio Asylum
an ordinance OF the comm.n Council approved By ny
for the purpose Of providing additional buildings
for unacs the city New York and VIII bear interest e
per cent per payable half yearly 70
the first day Of May and November In each year. ana
bs principal will be reieeed on the first Gay OF August
and the price hundred dollars thereof and the per-
CURED TO deposit with the Chamberlain the sums
awarded to them respectively, together with any
receipts the such depo,s the parties
will entitled receive certificates for equal amounts OF thu
par OF the awarded hep bearing interest fro
endorsed sProposas for City Lnnac Asylum Stock" anA
enclosed In envelope addressed TO the Comptroe
The reserved tie part of the Comptroller to rees
any all OF the bds in his judgment the interests Of s
corporation require 1t. -
Comptroller.
City of New York. Department OF Finance Comprolier's
ONCE, August y. 1859
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-18

The Cracow Convent Case.
The Austrian Minister OF Public Worship ad IN
e,t7a has sent the following dispatch to the Cover
nor Of Lemberg in reference TO the convent scandal
ot CracOw.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-18

first GLASS CONTRALTo WANTS A sIrUX.
tiou 70 sing IN church. Also c0ntrNitO 70 sina n ~
ehoruA Both can read musio u aySk 1fshk AppI q ~
Rsss m ~ ~ ~ avenqA =
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-14

,amain unusually steady. Sales comprise casks
CLAIR ribbed sdes at lS}o and IL casks clear sides
al l9ic., which are about the retail prices. 50
terces sugar cured hams sold % zuc. Receipts "a
LARp~Is inactive and steady; Is and IS Heroes
sold at 2lc. u b. Receipts terces, kes And .
bbls. -a.ft Il. - 80
FREreHrs-The offerings in the way OF Cotton
for Liverpool in the early part OF the week were
liberal, but during the past three days the demand
has not been so active, yet the market SHOWS no
quotable variation the general rates being 10 5zo.
q ID, much depending on class and position OF
vessels. Domestic freights continue dull, how.
ever, and We now quote the market IN general, -
By steam-Cotton to liverpool ID: to Ham.
burg 1lc.; to Bremen 10. New YORK L.;
to Boston llc.; to Philadelphia TO-; mo-
lssses TO New York 50 so; sugar 50 3
hid: to Boston So D Dbl; -four to New York
=: 10 Boston % Dbl: pork and beef to Northern
ports s2@2 rs q tierce; corn do. zoe. b bushel.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool l5-32d. Q}d.; to
Hayre lie; to Bremen ltc; to New York lc; to
Boston lc; TO Philadelphia ltc; corn TO Liver
pool I'D, to Northern ports l5c. u bushei. TO.
bacco to Liverpool 40s % hid -four to Liverpool
"a cd q Dbl; pork and beet to Northern ports 81 Is
30 hill: oil cake 10 Liverpool 32s 6d135s per ton.
MERCHANTS ExcHAsGf.-No transactions to-
night Es ,c.
tonight were 100 and 100 boxes l6, OF. Star Gam
dies at 24c. % D., and $50 boxes IL OF. 90. on
private terms. t| t"slt
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-14

my adventure,) and Derby and King had left. and
Harry Leigh and stood at the widow watching
the young winter day rise over the bills, there
was something very like tears over the bold,
bright blue of his eyes be pointed TO the granite
walls of the msdhouse, and said, Constance
would have gone there, Keene. or died, and mine
would have been heavy, heavy life AFTER"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-14


Exports to-day were divided as follows, viz
$40 bales for Boston; 97s for Malaga; ll55 for
Liverpool, and 1861 bales for New York.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The supplies continue
light and receipts disclose gradual falling of,
being confined to ACT hhds. of Sugar and 7O5 bbls.
Molssses. The inquiry, however, is active, and
the principal portion Of the receipts were sold at
advanced rates. We now quote: Inferior Sugar
9@9Ac., common 104011c., fair l20l3c., folly
fair f33@l4c., prime 43c., choice &c., yellow
clarified l5tc., white l6ac: g y. Fermenting Mo-
lasses-7 0@73c.. prime 72a075c. y gallon. :
FLouR-we still have to notice very unset.
tied market. The continued daily arrivals Of
steamers from the West with moderately fair
freights of -four, and but little or no Improvement
in the demand, causes very depressed market.
Of which $50 superfne at So 30, $50 do. at So IS,
100 fine at S. So 800 superne at Sc 374, $50 do. at
Sc so, $50 fine at IS so, 200 and $50 double extra
at 81 25, 100 do. at 81 l2a. ls4 on ts merits, and
SO and $50 double extra at 81 so, loo treble extra
at 81 so, and so choice do. at sl1 SO q Dbl Sew.
eral other amounts Of superfne and double extra
have been purchased for speculation, but al par
tculars concerning the figures paid have been
suppressed. We now quote nomlnally superhne
90 so@s So Xxx 81 isig1 "a q A sSS,I % SOs ~
Receipts to-day 5000 bills. and exports 1853 bbls.
CoRN-Continues in request, and choice grades
are still scarce at higher prices. We note sales
of 300 sacks, of which 200 green at &c.. 100 DO
at 70c.. 800 ana oUU Wuite IN bccouu'unuu DnB1
and 1000 good do. at 75c., 200 do. ct &c.,, loo
and 900 choice do. ct 76c., 100 and 200 do. al
re-, and 100 yellow do. at nc. y bushel. Re
ceipts 229l sacks. Exported none.
0Ars-Are in fair supply, but slow OF sale
except at reduced prices, and increased receipts
have enabled buyers to obtain better terms
Sales to. day $50, ESQ., $50 and 300 at 70c. l32 q
| 7Ic., and eco and 800 sacks at 75c. b bushel
| Receipts 1875 sacks. a.,
BRiS-Oving to increased receipts prices dis
| close downward tendency. Sales since our last
500 sacks at 81 l5@1 20, and 200 do. ct 81 20 I
| 100 lbs. Receipts today, $50 sacks.
| HAY-we noticed moderate demand for this
article to-day ct prices firm and looking upward
especially for choice grades. Sales 100 bales fai
| western at $26 SO; 200 prime do. ct $27, and IN
| and $50 do. 1t t27 so per ton.
| PoRK-The continued heavy receipts OF TIL
article, together with falling OF IN the demsn'
both for the trade and for speculation, hav
caused considerable letup among holders gen
orally, and prices have consequently declined Wit
| stil further downward tendency. Onsrings ar
quite large, but the only sales effected today wer
Zoo bbls in two lots at $3l rs D b. Receipts u
BACoN-There Is but little animation noticesbl
In the movement under this heading, but prios
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-14

LOOK Our, HousEKEEPERs.-Messrs. Levi *
Nayrs in another column Of this mornings Cries.
CENT, inform their friends and the public that they
have secured the valuable services OF Mr.. 4.
Onner, under whose auspices they have reopened
their large and spacious store, ia Canal street.
where one Of the largest, best and cheapest stocks
Of china, glassware. plated ware and table cutlery.
tin and japsnned ware, willow ware, stoves, and
in fact every article in the house.furnishing line
win be found. The motto Of the house y quick
sales and small profits" which they carry out to
the letter by selling cheap for cash. Main depot
and factory. Ill Poydras street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-14

PUBLISHED rn.wEz1r By WI. kirk 90

s.s.srpuse-svsy nsn,n:. g; = .s.sss: q =
N IN. ua y, ~ q ths Acs that Psnsaeola saseting
). 1.ii1esa es.sss,:s:as "a =: sss,ss:.t and
n 8ssxo1ss - - aevSispmsus Of ths material IN
ssr.sss Of the sssss 4 Hs!adA snd y is lgesl e.
IA Tinbr trsds aovins ID n n vicinity = also otna
esmnsra itsns Which 70 The eazefa reeoef VI m@cs,s
~ dsvsl0pmens q Tie great naelraa q
n pert AdvWt1c 0teebe1oe6
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CONSTITUTION Y. M. m. Il. A.

the furniture fixtures thereof conduct themselves
incnnsistently with decorum and propriety.
RULE s. Any person who shall deface, mutlate or ao.
stract newspaper periodical placed file the
Reading Room tables shall TO the treasurer hne equal
TO four times the value thereof and for repested srenss
shall be liable to expulsion :.
RULE Any mersbor shall Be privileged 10 Introduce
friend resident Of the city, whose must be regis
tered In book provided for that purpose and who viii re-
ceve from the Librarian ticket Of admission for the term OF
four weeks, TO the rooms Of the Association
RULE An order from member 10 draw books does not
ente the holder the privileges Of the Residing Room
RULE g. These rules shall be binding and Of like force with
the preceding and viii be amended In Ike manner
ct the discretion of the Board OF Directors ---
6ignedl SAMUEL MULLEN,
ROWLAND b. TTMPSON,
g TAYLOR WEBSTER.
f"..-......... f. w. PERKINS.
JOHN GREENFIELD,
ra 0USTAvE Pilot,
JAMES T.. TUCKER
WIN. COOKE.
ARTHUR BLACHE,
OSCAR X. LYLE,
Executive Committee Y. N. NJ L. A.
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-,.usus Of che Reading Rse1.
.,,,.r,.s,o, shaii b allowed otherwise than
e.hsnsr within the Reading koom A. .,ors IN the
RgL. !. y. Tssdag Room; 70 dsfses, damage " 1a~s
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-14

Important advertisements In auction columns BY
Chss. T. Mash. Read them.
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Commercial c3ntelligettfe.
ClxscsHv OFFICE. No. ~ CAnP sTxln,
Saturday Evening, Feb. I3. 1853.

CorroN-The market has been almost at stand
still throughout to-day Offerings were at no time
better than moderate, and the demand was re-
strcted from the opening to the close of business
Owing to the discoursging sdvices from Liverpool
and New York, buyers generally refused to pur
chase except at material concessions, which most
factors uniformly refused to grant, and the total
sales were limited to 1850 bales at the subjoned
quotations, which disclose decline Of 4c. u D..
upon nearly all cassifications Of the staple, viz
Ordinary 25l@26{c., good ordinary 270274c., low
middling -S127lc., middling -@2slc., and strict
mlddlipg nominal. Since the above was written
we learn, that under the influence of more favor
able advices from Liverpool, about 500 bales were
sold after business hours at frmer rates. y s.tA
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-14

We the subscribers young Of the city Of New Orleans
being DESTROYS of adopting extend our inior-
alton upon mercantile and other subjects general utility
have associated ourselves for the purpose Of establishing
Library and Reading Room, and for government have
adopted the following
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-14


ing on with new strength through the blackness,
reach the angle, turn It, striking his massive body
against the jutting stones. heard him spring
like an animal on along the track. felt his hot
breath like steam-the foam Of his set jaws lung
across my face-and he stopped. felt that he
was feeling for me-that he was crouching on the
stonesl saw the red of his eyeballs glare up to
me through the darkness. felt the touch OF his
lev flesh on my hand. Like lightning he raised
himself, and throwing his vast weight against me,
pinioned me to the stones. And the mad rage of
q man at bay surged upward to my brain. 1
Chased nv knife convulsively and seized him BY
the throat, resolved to die hard. 1t was hairy-it
shaggy The hands against st., my chest had had
It was Non-my dog Lion.
"Great heaven, Keene what kept you the
whole night in that cursed dead-houses IL IL near
day: the door has been open these two hours, and
Derby ana King have Cd been asleep was se'ns
"Why, in the name Of common sense did you
LET this dog out after me! Will you tell me that!''
aWhy he howled like maniac, and clawed at
| the door till thought you were 10 some danger,
Danger! Well, we can't talk now. Rouse
Yourself; have had an interview with yonr
| maniac, and he il provling round the GROUNDS
after me now. Call up the men. must 90 after
Philip Immediately"
az You don't say 80 ~
ayes; don't waste second"
In Eve minutes the whole force Of the bospita
was out in the grounds. We took him IN the angie
| OF the great door, crouched behind the jutf1ne
| vail vsitiup for me He drew his lips back ove
bis teeth, in the dumb ferocity Of mad brute, q
he saU me. and his ewes settled into dull lurid
glare, impossible TO describe. as he hissed out i
aHsi this 10 twice-twice you triumph; VAN ~
the third timeri
Around the blazing crate, in the closing hour o
the tempe tossed night, We shook hands over tn
horror frst and the laughter after (st The slose
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-14
CONTRIBUTION.

The name and style Of this Association shah BE- 1.-THE
YOUNG MEMS MERCANTILE LIBRARY AssOCIA-
TON OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANe."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKRTA

LOHDoy July 2ll mThs following the opening at
Exchange CouO psf for the
HTeTssn bondi dull sat Enss lGi HI
Contras, o.
LIVERPOOL july Pill motion steady Miiag Upands,
i2d MdBg Orsan 2d The sales to-day estimated al " 700
baiss
LoSDoS July 27I m.-Tniol States Five Twenty bonds s7A
LIVERPOOL July I'LL motion Is unchanged The shipments
from BOMBAY tie the last 500 bales
Pork fat No Red Western Wheat 92 per GENITAL Pea 40 v
500 n for Canadian
HlvKE July opens easier for both the
spot ahOat Middling aaoat 1904 francs T. cwt
July I'll GIrAis HepOIhe market for Yarns
aud Fabrics at Manchester Is quiet but firm
July 24:JD mCOnsos closed At 9 for money snd
93idgJ for the American quiet United States
Illinois
july 27Ths Bourss Is steady Reutss, IN, DC
LIVERPOOL July 2-43O mCOttou closed Rtl for Mddng
Upuds lIid MdiHg sales OF the day 1000 bales
Fine Kosin. l6' y est LiHseed Oh, go 10. y
LoSDoN July 27-ioJ p m.-IaIos, 60 Y ewt Linseel Oh,
ISL % q tuu
ANTWERP July 27-Petosum Il quiet but unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28

erer were Receipts for CustOmsJ sl2lOOO; for Cold
Notes, elOoe total Receipts. e.2sl7So az total Pay
rnents, NSs,sO9 7s Balance. e0s,226,1Ss.
Some spurious certificates Of Chicago Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad stock, have been discovered In cir
eulaton in the street. The party who is supposed
60 have issued them is in custody and an examina-
sion being made in reference 10 the matter The amount
tssued is unknown but supposed TO DO small At the
Office OK the Company particulars IcOud be obtained
owing TO the Of the officers who were attending
che examination at the Tombs.
The aggregate Of exports exclusive Of specie
from the port Of NewYork to foreign ports for the week
ending July q, 1859, was A,6l455Y.
Gen. Candy has ordered that much Of the January
interest on the Virginia State debt the Treasurer is
able pay shall be paid There s over 100000
tn the State Treasury little Onehan Of the amount
due on the January interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY JULY 28 1866

900 bbls You n BOO buIh whei 1900 bush Com 800 u
Data 800 Hogs shpmen-Soe b6lI YOur lO9 800 bOIh Corn
- bash Data. 1900 Hogs
sT Lows July 7-Tobseoo and unchanged OottonNom
32a52iS Flour Supervise IS 250s7 So BIt ss $50
Is Double Extra S5 1886 30 Tps BItEs sT0s7 IS Fancy
s89ses Wheat declining Prime to strictly Prime Red Fail -
low Choice strictly Choice White OIL 1S S. Corn
To~ and White held higher lower grades unchanged Data
6Bsri Mixed Pns and FEncT White Tla15e Rye declining
quoted 81 ma o. WHISKY el o. ProVsiouS ADVANCING Pork
held At sA So Bleoh-Shoaer 5e Clear Rib Sides Stg.s
Choice Sugar Cured Hams pdeic Lard for .ree soS
Keg Cattle steady 80 80 Live Hogs hrm al bs0
80 So RsesiptFlouE 1On bbn Wheat 5000 bush Corn $500
bush Oats. l,J0s bush -.
LOuIvLLE July 7Fioqr trmsrj sop.rins 81 50 Grain IA
changed Tobacco Of 1871 bids SIS OS0S23 Pro
sdrlBcg Mess PORK so 50 Bacon lS1olse Haas aiS
2Jc Lard. lgic' WHISKY 81 05 for Raw. . =,
hmWAuKEE July Plour quiet and unchanged Wheat unseed
81 40 for No 81 80 for No Oats steady At ne for No
at Rye aud Barley nominal Grain Preighs dull aud
Buffalo &c. IN OsHego ReoptlOOO bblA Flour
49, coo Wheat 900 bush Data Snpmsn4-OO0 bbs Flour
u, 900 bush Wheat 1900 bush. Oats -.
DErHoT July 2T-whsat 6rm BIn White. 81 ai No. White
81 Ia No. White 81 Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28
DOMESTIC MARKETS

CrsoNsAT JAY qast Iedy; Family. SEA SO IS
Wheat declining aud unsettled New Red 2JaSi q White
81 a.; large Corn hrm and g7d8c Oats
changed Sec q 81 Cotton nomA unchanged Tobacco
TO hhds S6dS75 Whisky unsettled higher
at sl o. Provons sales Of 200 Mess PORK Buk
hs-shoudeTs sold Isle Sides Ice Bacon ial5c for Shout
8dl8c for Clear Rib SeeI 4dBis for Clear SlsA
l9idl9iO Gold. 1854. Exchange. steady. Money cav
MKHPHs 2-COton quiet and Unchanged reospts bslss
exports bales steady Wheat firm 100 ri 40 Corn
g7 nal Oats 8Jds5e Porn Lard 201l7e bacon srm.r
Shoulders IS! dl5ic.; Sides. lsidlgie
ALBAKI Jolly I-Whsat unchanged though tho stock diminish
ing steady 81 IdS y for best State Corn
advance sales OIL Of Western Mixed 81
dealers held Prime Al 81 10 Unonnd 0s6 81 "a
active at YESTERDAYS quotations sales 100 Western
dsI; car a. S3 delivered 2l5 083e
and 85c demand good Barley dull and
TDLEpo JuT 2FlOnr lower with doing At aGas72 for
Double KIa Red Treble Extra White Wheat active and adj.
vaneed 3d5c Amber 81 55dSl So No Red 81 as No Ne.
Red o.; Old 4b No New, 81 3d. Ne Old White g.
Corn fairly active and advanced e No 99tc o8e sced
9 Oa-Mebigsn active request At Doc Rye dali
ing Ba,v nominal ReceipsO0 bills Flour 1900 Wheat
e Corn 1000 bush 0 shig@en-2oo bbI Flour 400 bush
Wheat 100 bush Corn 200 bush OAis
oTIcASO juy 7FOqr Qsss at 90 i9s7 for Spring
Wheat doll and sales Of No shipping A. al UdBl lO
the afternoon easier At 81 "a for No seller August 81 IS
Juv Corn dull with sellers than buyers for No sales
Se inactive and nominal Oats cute. ana lover No 5ais
Rye Quiet. sellers option 81 o. Barley du nominal High.
-ins-na lots At 81 o. Provision, tim and STEADY hsn Pori
Dry Sailed Shoulders l3ic. loose Lard 5l9l9c Cattle
que, 81 Gg0S5 for Cows ~ s'0s7 70 fL EIra Prime Live
Hogs active ana higher 1899 for Light 10 FAIR
TOT G0Oa " Cb0,Ss FEbG 90s' sal NssS0a tote RsSSVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28

COPFEK-The held by importers IN the United STATES
a. made On msnng 49, @ bags Of which go were a. Nes
Orleans 25o9 Noble POI as Savannah eo at Blnnofs -Sp
M Doston and l47 quotations for o
ar az ,oWs In bond ordinary q Oc for fair
d. n3qo for good li 62c for prime do duty paid ~
invoices all gold The demand AZ
present Is very light bodsrs rule hopeful aud there u
India grades and Java fair demand
ADD STEADY quote harsesbO log clio LaguIs 6i9lo
69e Java 2lGIc all g0d sales OF ~ Days La
within the 49,
CANDLES are devoid activity and IN the absence Of sales prices
are nominal az AdsmAntne 3o for Sperm and $6e Tor
COAIThe market for Domestic is still unsettled and prices are
higher and Ss 5Od SO 70 further trouble a. ht
withdraw from the market; u selling
m ysrd al SEA 10 per 700 Foreign quiet aud prices
Nominal -
a grades bot the close most q The advantage vas los
~. closing tane: sales bbs California Flour steady
h quiet sales u Southern Pour without much change
Abe demand chiefly though fair eIportnqu sales Of
20 b Rvs Pour steady Quet Of 100 bbS Corn Meal u
1ess active bat i'm sales Of 300 bills We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
THE ST. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD OF Mis-
60URI-rnoipal aud interest payable IN com at the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company New ork.-We
aSe now closing ont the balance of this most
desirable security at the low price of S and accrued
interest in currency The bonds are limited to less
than $4,000 per mile, and secured by mortgage on
the of the safest and most profitable secur-
ties for investment now in the market
TURNER BROTHERS. Bankers, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28
EAsTHT TsE,
Office Of FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities
NO. S Nassau Street, New York.
onna,A Z, 3. SUB TEsaaurn
HAAVHI TIsK,
oPpoIlA US, SUB Treasury

We receive the accounts Of Parks,
Bankers, Corporations, and others,
subject to check at sight, and allow
interest on balances. We make COlleC-
lions on all points in the United States
and Canada, and issue Certificates OF
Deposit available in al parts Of the
Union.
We buy and sell, at current rates,
all classes Of Government Securities,
and the Bonds Of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company; also Gold and
Silver coin and Gold coupons.
We buy and sell at the Stock Tx,
change miscellaneous Stocks and
Bonds, on commission, for cash.
We offer also the United States
Six-per-cent. Thirty Year Currency
Bonds, issued in aid of the Pacific
Railroad, which are widely esteemed
by moneyed corporations, as the
longest Six-per-cent. Government
Bond in the market.
Communications and inquiries by
Mail or Telegraph will receive
attention.
FISK g. HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

F7IFT-
Jrrr2-129 bale, Cotton g7ll 6bi Foat 10 ~ sua ss,
IS btI Refined Petroleum bbl spirits Iurpruuus 20 Dds
Crude Tarrebue 900 bbI Tar tl3 bbA Pitch 2a sli hosn 700
t Cut N, cas Ashes 800 Better 26o boIss lesse
4 Ibs Taov 30 bb, Lard o. - Pss. DRIED Front 9g VSyPs
s7 b.ss Hemp 2g5 Hops 3lJ Sides Leather 5t hae @
, ss 23 bids Tobacco 0t boxes and case Tobacco - pGs'
nice R0J bo1es Starch zoo bags Peanuts pigs Bves"lL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28

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 a safe and profitable
investment producing nearly 10 per cent per annum
III currency and In exchange for hvetwenty bonds
yielding increase of 40 per cent in net annual In
come. Full particulars furnished by JAY COOKE
rA. 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28
state.."..EoBe Offering 10 market

GUNNIES-Bag and Cloths " Light demand ths market dull
NJ ne f,r the former and 23lc. i0r the latter.
GISSFSG-A limited demand for Crude At 85d95G n cash
GUANOA AID demand for Peruvian a. 500
cold and > IS = currency. ~, .
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Hides
small parcels and though most holders quote hsd
has little shading on ali the SAFES
made Sailed Hides moderate demand and values nomna
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bout freedom sud prices reduced City Slaughters
steady but have not bad bik TO-
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beyond the ordinary obbnR call CaE
the absence supply remains nonaa a. before we