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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.
gTDnBT MARKETS


Loypox Jg COnsos opened 90 for both money and
a. ee1n American securities quiet T. > fi'e-lNen bonl %
~ Is65 olI Ten-Fortes 8 Stocks quiet bre ai"!
sbsr.s Isl Illinois Ceuas Atlantic and GREAT western u
29-ll3;r uCOtt0nIhe market opened dul
ldr Upands Mdine Orleans 3D. the sales OF hs Gay are
Com 81 IS & quarter Tor New VI 1ed " stern
<t0be Of week have been 5IUO bales o. Wch 9
~ for export and 2 900 for speeuiaon stock on nal
baes; 81 900 baes receipts Of Tie week '" Oa'eS
-l8OG1 American
sgr Au-rcsr qet; United States tvel"eny bDs
~ III. Is5 Old 8ll 1901 81 Ten fores 81 Stocks quiet
LyFFyO0r Jny % D. CoOnSock al sea- bound TO this
non 476O Lsts 900 American. Red Winter Wheat IO "a
h pef eena per quarter for European Peas ~ o. iO
Receipts Of Wheat al this port iOr three
dsys l251C quarters. lO0Co are American o,, ,,,s-
23-Iuesd CAKES quiet at al per un iOl l1m
6dong for feeding Sperm oil dull at 40 per tan
ANrggEp. Julg 24-PstrOeun opened heavy.
LygFpOOI July 233 motion rs Tat Nddhne Jllands 'u
Blng Orleans and FaOn at Manchester are nat anu
FE4NKyoET july 29-Unted PyeTweny bonds opened
buOssut at %. for the Old issue - c,s
PARIS July Eyeriug1te Bourse closed FIRM Rentes G6
IOSDOR July 2g4:3 m-ConsO closed al ~ Tor both money
America secunue, s;esy; lmya states rive
Tgeuty oud. 1867 85 old 81 1901 81 1en-fouee 90
- IRE Rsa, slsre l3 limos teH 1915 Asi
sud Great Western. p ,-
NdNng lands HI Miding Orleans 1sd sales of the dy, o
bales including export speculation Wheat 5S per ch4
L., No. Red Western. Beef blOyanL
I5SD0s July 2g cake quiet a. 4lld4u D & tun o
Tim Ohong or feeding hnseed iHu al o. db4o hlued
Petroleum easier a. ] . al g gallon.
BKEMES. jus Z3-PeToeam closed trIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30
HORSE IND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NRw-YoRK, Friday, July %, 1s7I

NEW YORK, Friday, July %, 1870
A carload of Western horses INDIANA and
Mchigan) arrived, and few railroad horses sold at
Messrs Post Nchoss stables, Is all we have to report
from the Fast Twenty -fourth-st. Horse Market. Up
town, in Mr.. VIM. DiekePs Riding Academy, corner or
flfth-ave. and Thirty nnthst some very nne sadule-
horses are just q through course of training IN
orlei 10 make them anageable for Mr. DckcIs laf P-
PIE during the Pan Winter season. In the etaDi's
adjoining the hidinI academy at a times nunber
OF nrstclass saddle horses for sale. There was n
good attendance fair competitions and spirited hiddngat
Messrs Johnston Van rassell's Horse Auction Mart
NO liz East Ihrteenhs and the following horses were
sod Bay horse l5a hands high, 9years old, brought
O bay horse l6 hands HIGH years old, brought slG5
Bt nay horse, l54 hands HIGH years Old brought $40
DARK chestnut gldng. 49, hands high, years old
Drought s2l0; black mare, l4 hands high years Old
Drought s25 team of bay horses Is hands high and
years old, brought $40 brown Kentucky coupe horse
10 hands high, years old, $685. Next came spendidy
atched team or mares gray and sOrrel both sired by
years Od-they were knocked down at S5G5 fine bay
horse, 10 hands high and years Old brought 1856
Oid sJiO ana tine last that came under the hammer
cunning Choking Shetland pony, with limbs like deer
long inahe ana tail, and only II hands hgh-this was
perfect little beauty, and brought $500 Four horses
sold at public auction by James Jenkins auctOneer,
the private stables No. li2 West Thryseyenth-st The
place was quite crowded and the horses bid for and
brown horses, well matched. Is hands
nigh, and warranted sound and kind, brought S725
stylish roting horse 15t hands HIGH years old. $780,
handsome and fast-trOtting mare, Is hands high, 6
years old 1906, and gray pacing horse, sl75 also lot
OF wagons, blankets, etc.
Wood Brothers Company have Just moved into their
spacious premises No. 7IO Broadway, the largest
carriage warerooms on the continent, filed with every
variety OF modern pleasure carriages Their Model
worthy OF note. We have been infOr ned that Wood
Brothers are selling their goods at the of pro-
duct0n IN order to reduce their very large stock, and
that great bargains are offered in the most desirable
styles Of carriages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-30
COTTON MARKETS.

BALTIMORE july 29-Coton duh and tending down; Miihng
gIc net recr 2l5 bales; covise 2j bales total
bales eIpos-oastS 100 bales sales Of the week 100 bales
Ock. bales.
BosToN July 2aCoton quiet and steady Mddrgs 2ol net
cepts AS bales coassse l5 bses tO Low bales
sales Of the week, 100 bales stock 1000 bales. 1870.
NoRTofK Va July 29-Cotton quiet; Low Mdhncs l8al8!c
net receipts bales COS bales receipts Of the wees 81
bales erortscoawise bales sales Of the week, $40 bales
NgwORLKASs Julg 2l-COon-Dcmanl fair but 81 lover rates
Mdngs 7i0l5c sales ll0O bales net receipts Az bales ocA
81 hacs net receipts the iG3 bales; p bas
total iJ2 hae e1Ios-o Great Britain liverpool 4Jy bales;
ayre COS bales cOlwse2 81 bales TO Ne"lork ana
$50 bales o Boston, sales Of the week 4,7oO bales 49,
MOBILE Ala July 29Coon quiet Low Mddngs I'c sales 10
bales receipts bales stock, 1886 h net FctpS OF ne
coswise bales; total ~ baes exports coaSiSse
s bales; sales Of the week. leo bales ~
CHAFsTON c. July 2COtton-lhe demand II light ior gp0l
grades; Mddngs l3c sales 100 bales; net receipts 100 bales er
pososstwe haes stock 1913 bales net receItsO the week 200
bss exports-to Great Britain, 1903 balsi coist"e l bales
sale Of tie week, f0J bales
GAyFsroy Texas JaIy 28CoonThe Cable has caused
the bu,ers 10 withdraw market Good OruaI c net
ce!p - bales; took,
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and No white 81 aei ss the latter for Choice Ken
irregular New o SOS Rye dSl At ss'S Barley dan
% ~ RS at - c%sis q WHISKY doll at gdS With on
sales Provisions Quiet and unchanged u,-
better; No Red ~ an No Red 81 40 Corn fmer and shade
S % No. & Ne New S D qTs sPf saS; os% r
DC to OeiePssnEgh RseePiT o oS SS, Wrea S
bills. Wheat II 900 hush; Corn, II 900 bush.
ma 49, Com 9 heavy and y da So INV western Mixed
Cae as bead hort Of that Of up time; market
opened today the quality Is NOT a. good az @ Wei th
sales were at Sc under for fair hsHng steer Me Cows
scarce few brought +5su extreme price The market Tor
Sheep and Lambs is dull Lambs 1la'iG common Sheep 'i"'
iny % -Four firm and unchanged unee
No al 81 81 No at ~ "a Oats am No at gS SSu V I
$500 bush Wheat shpmens-IOO bills Flour - 900 bush Wheat
MEsrn July 29-Co99 quiet; receipts o. BALE Der SO
$50 PORK $50 Lard, Il. Qlsc Bacon queti Shoulder 'c
CHICAGO july 2Ercange unchanged Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat at ~ 20 for No during the afternoon active ana IRE
No during the afternoon steady and unchanged Oats dull at 'a Tor
Gg SG e SmS h0p M P % 30 80 go Land i6 iGic
Dr. Sailed Shoulders Short Rib Mdes, l5ial6c loose Live
Hogs active and lower at SO o5a 80 . for Common to Choe
quiet unchanged Recps-i5jO bbs Flour 49, BUSH Wheat
500 HSsa (GT % 9usR S S Fu O lbs 5 bush Wheat 90
bush Corn GOO bush Oats, 1000 bush Rye, 400 Hogs Fegt'
LOUISVILLE July 29-Bgcing 29sa9Oc Cotton heavy sales
81 30 Corn 81 - RYE SOC Oats. &C Provisions doll and
for ir to Good $a+7 50 for Common SG$J9 50 for Mddng
BtITsoES JAY 2s-Coon quiet and unchanged Flour dull and
weaker on low grades Of Oh stock owari Snperfpe sea So
CITY Mills Extra, ~ 25d Wheat dull;
sales New Red ~ 40d ~ 7O White IS; Western and
Icnnsyivana 81 asa 81 80 CornWhte 81 250 81 %; Yellow,
81 % 81 i0 Western Mixed 81 e5i Western White 81 90 Oats
Od 54051c. for Rye dull 81. Mess
tuu S3l Bacon Grm Rib Sides 8o Clear 18 Shoulders
0SI o.
LOUIS July 29Tobacco active fn prices CottonnohDg
done Rope Baggng unchanged Que Superuc 5O0
50 80 Extra $50 IS 2S Double Extra 81 25a IS 5o Treble BI
500 D. Wheat dull and declined ld3c.; No. Fall Red,
~ l6d 20; No. Pan Red ~ 25a 2; Choice ~ % ~ 40
Corn dull at 800S2c for MTei and Yellow Ude for White Oats
heavy: sales OLD Rye heavy; sales
8c Hghvines heavy sales $50 Provisions quiet PORK 3l
Bacon-Shouers lie Clear Rib, 8c Clear Sides l8 al3fc Land
dull al6ic Cattle fm 81 Plate. for Inferior 70 Meiqm
Extra Live Hogs sales "a a0c Re-
ocp-FuT bb Wheat ~ 900 bush Corn % 900 oush Oats
% 1909 bush $500
Amber dull; No l. 95c Oats heavy; sales at SIC
CLEVELAND July 29-FOur steady. Wheat bmer; No. Red
Winter 81 asked; ~ 80. Corn quiet at 63o9c for
No ,. Oat-Sae SEC Rye dull at 95e pL Pc
rJeuln DULL Crude, $4a4 -, ReGue1, 2ja2O4c
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PnmADIpui. JUL 2-Cotonsock scarce Mddiing Upland
and weak Extra Family TD i0I
Iowa Wsonsr Minnesota 1U - 50 for Penuybai - -
d - Tor Indiana OHIO Wheat very guef PeADoy lyaAa h
o. Ohio G2ul Rye steady a ~ 100 q T. Corn duI
yellow 81 MIXED $la o. Oats doll state b3D Zoe
Ken Delaware Coffee frm; RIO AZ 5alstc, god Laguatra
Jse gold sugar steady; and Refining Cuba 81 1Oc Pro
unchanged Petroleum feyeTh and unsettled OuAe l ne
In Whisky Gull; Western Iron 81 U.s.
OswEGO July Flour dol and unchanged sales ~ DDs az - ~
Spring; 1925 for Amber Winter 70 % i0f he - ~ 0
Doubh Wheat quiet and unchanged No hnNslhee tae
No held go IN round lots Ois l0" ONO
6 Illinois, Sc Rye Bo1na- Com Mea - dO o
fog UBbOlied ewt Mfeea uDeahs"i srN
shPsiuns 90 hdding s00sS PER tor tsnai fisXas
Wheat ice; Com and Rye lei Oats sc, 70 new l"h
LuHber 90 70 he Hudson - 70 New or hal5 s
Freghs-FouT Boston 63 New lork &C. and 10 Albany o
Mied % Boston, 81 90 20 NeWlorl q S TO Aiany
60 per ImpOrts-I3 90 bs Wheat lOSJ hnsh tofh
s. bush Oats 500 bash Wheat and So 600 e Of Lnmger
BUYpAI Juy z9-Repts-Plour, 100 bbis WHEAT 4 1ah
Cora 300 bush Rye, 200 bush stipmen1iiou 100 9ols
Wheat lash Corn, l6 900 bash RAILROAD shipment bea
n 500 bush Y bush oas 1000 bn freigh dun ana
unchanged Wheat opened heavy N me aer-
demand sad the market DOnlnai &C. msefi
-. M te Afternoon bush No MlsaGkee tiubAt ~ ~ -
Club 81 25 closing Al ~ n f pane
s,nIs sales TO- 900 bush No western ni
az O iuiye ana eurtly nominal Rye held al 1fi no Gcna J.
ysde-kw Canada srnye offered al - Fofk steady al ~ - oi
hsay, Mos Lard 6al'c gb~ne inactive al TIE Aonina
u 81 -. ,.....A ,,1 ,,,,c
sstiss g..J. u 10 Wheat dull VIII goOl ce'Ha az % ~
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dmueemeri5.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
Le 9lls rr i9@gs D Of h. sS% ,r
NINE ArBl LANSBR,
yIBSN0IsR BALLET TROUPE
Enthusiastic demon.rslon a: Martols great 'oeDe'
THE GROTTO or tbs SYRENS
Immense bit Of Nine Ls1n.rs new Come Ballet
sH"'nens T7ih 'A sgg 2TPS,s A'' speciality
NIGHTLY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
NOIlCB-Dung Nine Lannef engagement The hatneeS will b
seats Once also schrmer. o Bros.
way and Erie Railway Ticket ohee Of Twen,yri sDi
WALLACKs.
w MR. LESTER wALJACK Proprietor and Manager.
HNaET
10 CHARLES CALLERS drama Of
OUR COUSIN GERMAN,
Pronounoeiy
MOST CHARMING SUMNER ENTERTAINMENT
EVERY EVENING p''''"'' EVERY EVENING.
PefomsHce eonnsnccs at g. and conclude, as 10 p
WOODS MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE.
First weeE 81 the engagement Of
Mis- A0'A N' Mis, ALICE HARRISON
'5D'" MARTINETTI TROUPE.
Every Day and Evening at The ne" Baresq1e hi''~
EAST LYNNE,
and the Comic Trick Pantomine Of
,, THE MAGIC TRUMPET,
MARTiSErTI TROUPE WILL APPEAR
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HALL,
BUCKLEY sERBSADBRs
EVERY EVENING, and SATURDAY MATINEE h2
G. SNAINE BUCKLEY MIS- CELlA bAk1.
LUCREZIA BORGIA.
LCCREZA BORGIA.
DNEUMATIC TUNNEL under Broadway
Il 40 Broadway. cor Warren. Oben 10 toa
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Br-FFAIo CATTLE MARKFT-JrrY %

The for the week has been decidedly fat Receipts
lighter than previous this YEAR Tie low Of butchers
compelled holders send through To he East ONLY Two aes were
made head Iowa $500 and 35 head ILLINOIS 81
IS Receipts and shipments 1873
Ere Market closed unsteady o. y
DAVIS quotations SheeJ-Mark,t closed fm to-day al asi We
prices entirely sold OIL the best quality bringing
6sc. last quotations, SU9t' Tor common 20 good
shipping aud butchers selected NerJ little trade doing.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODCCE.

PEI North Riuer. Vessels, Gnd Railroads
Isi Ashes u BeeSWaI
bs F1our heat ~ bush Corn ~ bush Oats o.
2'6 lags Corn Meal ~ bills spirits Ispent o. s
Ror lpkg Cut los pigs Lad LII Butiet l pigs
Cbe-e Il 5 E 100 bbls Lard OH 10 pgs DRIED Fruit 20 pigs
o. Cae G ub Whisky no bales Wool bales Hemp 5 bales hops
0g sides -hr lj3 Hides, 35 hhdN Tobacco 55 pigs lolaeto
I4D PKG Starch III Jags Peanuts
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HOPS moderate request and the mske, steady at oa2c as
SoRSs-RO Gr.nde selling 81 and American Selected I"
ouctahe change New Sheug and yellow Metal dull and prices
are nomuA unchanged Scotch PIG lro moderate demand ana
Is lower inactive and nominal Rails are moderate de
nsnd about former preS Pig Lead continues IN a ian
ouie, and prices are nominal demand and the market
~ 6 S o5 %a 'I S poS cuS
eOysdo So 4sc and Pero Rico ioa6oc ....o.,
market quiet little doing Resins and the demand
ooG Strained at III s5s 81 90 In other Resins nothing
drs Tar Temsins prcs the same and ne demand no 0e"ei WI"
oISAmercan Lnet eonnue only moderate demand and the
quiet and prices have Undergone NO essential change Manufactured
times do heavy In o6ss o particular change to
Lsssd, casl.' '' RED Oil West West asard
Cube I.S Ei;e Rel oH Siica6ci ss%
S MS R FS sP wS;c; 1850 S S9h 73SS
wv Ric,:s5 W,i.r T'S P Pi@ 8 a.: $50
Nap UaG;isi Win i''1 Olive 'A Gsr,c casks '''0
1S 81 ,i fair to pd@; So % IS 81
& , syi s 9GS al e 5 sSS 6 S .
cab s1s Ts .o 99 y, III Mess Ness % ETs r%S
20 sbs Me- at 81 ,egI las, bar Of AGgqt Reef Reef is quiet but
80 Extra Mess Terce Beef dull and nominsly
2ac for sHcl sns Bacon is nominal at l5ai6 Dressed Hogs
une quote AZ H. al. foT CITY Lar dpl and rather
sa for fair prime future delivery, 80 tcs seller
August
BrvrsI, dull the demand being restricted by the scarcity of choice
We Qloe:
wsa Tub. sne.......oa9a rsa. - 5s a3i
. s
Half fr.nS tue......O43 common "es'ern'''''''l10A'
Nruary DO .........-5d-6
CHEsr-Chooe FACTORIES good demand and scarce Me
dun an below Pine full supply and holders press
them o. the market. We Olote
Facore Ql4t IUe Farm olS
10 dls3 Cotl.......... 0l2
SKINNED. .......... SKINNED. ........ a
PETROLEUM Crude has been little demand today The
market has lost M Of yesens and closes quiet al e md
2ic akei shipping order nomsa lie In Rehnd
sales Of bills JAY. We qnotc " T. for July
aud August f024ic, and Philadelphia July at 2i we note sales
81 200 baIs 80 2stc.
RiCE-Doc is very firm owing to the Hghtnes Of stock and
Nhe market fairly sales 30 bags Carolina at 300 In foreign
the trade m very good at fall prices sales 80 bags Rangoon at u
11lc, duiy laid.
SCGARS moderately demand with prices
changed though rather tending the buyers ror far 70 good Rein
u zoe; 40 l. box llc sales so hid! at va c for Ouba
1o for Cutuhgl Cula; % o Porto Rico and go boHCsa
private Refined fair demands Hrds l4sc
White A, lalc, ami i3t 0l5lc. for 3.
SEEDS-r Seeds continues dull and entirely nominal at
lac for Clover ana 7aS Is E Timothy Calcutta linsed selling
- I1} gol.
SoAPC in moderate request and steady; sales of 200 boxes
az ils0l1ic.
SUMAC-Sv quoted Sis for the low and $2Oa $50
Tor the high grades Virginia is selling az S5o0 so - -
NHlShl-lhe a shade better 100 bbls al II VI
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60 Manufacturers.

V'HE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
the attention Of Manufactures 20 ~r NnfFfo''r
Il Ptsssc NrvJcrsey on tide "a'r Tour mus pee
Paterson and e.r miles above N,var adjoining ihe tr laohi
ar within Ten mica of Hobos@n Jcrsy CITY and eleven from TIE
They head ard 1911 VI tN-ur"a le 20
whole Passsic River and arso ~ the nuall
acres The argc and arranged t each one las zoe
beudt u navigation 10th heat and tai ID sppp
Is moi onv abundant but pernaeu The pFo9sry situated on
raygsblr river midst OF lare population vh' ~
CITY Of York Communicating Nln W pans
road and renders 10 The most advantageous
facturrg IN ,hr couur Ga the promises aye - A $500
49, Ni tl,iOl f,ur .or. hgA Mshilr shop AMI f0u
iii r~Iy for nmeat, occupation qhcaaon can BE- m'1' 10 " "
TORREY. Nsscy-sL, Nes'lora.
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Che Curt.
1 ONG RRANCH RACES.-Monmouth PARK

ONG BRANCH RACES.-MOnmOuth Park
81 900; i've DAYS, three each day O'Clock
First day-SATURDAY, July Oiurle -o two miles
hurdles Continental stakes - mile heats q entries Monmouth
stakes. So So. p miles. q entries
Second Dav-TCESDAI Aug Mansion House stakes, STU two
miles a entries Clnj purse, 900 al J. miles Amencu Club
purse. so. mile heats offs.
Third Day-WFDNESDAY 3-Grni steepe<hase Handicap
Hotel stakes - mile 81 entries Club purse -lo0
heats Of milgs.
Fourth THURSDAY, Aug 4RoNns stakes 20 boats Of
miles p enues three other with g. Htenens Cup %
Last Day-SATtRDAY. Aug. 6-Hdre Handicap miles hurdles
Restoration stakes $500 mile heats Is entries Tweed purse,
$1,000. ANUS hopi'N5 iIe'l4eh1
WV. f. RAYSoR, Secretary. - 49, ,
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK and JESSE HOY capable Of con-
veving thousan Pier 2 Murrayst n r. AZ btJ NJ
$3.50 II O'Clock returning when the races aEe over fss
will reach the Course in less ihsn two hours
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NATIONAL LINE.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
Ffom Pier No. a., North River.
vp ,r.R G,,gan SATURDAY., July o. at 100 A.
iTtiy C ......... SATURDAY, August q. 40 u m.
FNGisND SAL kDAl, August ~ at p m
cabin 40 ami sos sieerage
al PREPAID Sterage Liverpool Querusto~u, Londonderry
" Si to All iro AyRE LONDON every Fortnight aus at
Plmouth 10 land passenger, .-..,o.,.
ilNl August - % m
DENNA AJAX " EDNESDhY. August -,
............. " EDAENDAl. sept "a p
Calm passge 90 go; secrage fatlsos backed b.
Paris Al reduced For further particulars pp To company
"a. IA eJ un.ls. h. w. j. HURST, MauAgeL
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Gelp WGnle0.

DOCK AGENTS WANTED.-We want active
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YEARS IN WALL STREET. the book tue Lmesarv,
a amusing instructive fd with Illustrations neung portraits
ofVsndrrb Drew Others and nod by Clsst boE-
well ons SAKE Whittier The Independent and hosi Of other I
nuhr men influential papers Of The most n.e'u BOOKS *
selling from 10 Ia - 5000 sold IN wees
E.a urosts ven circulars 10 WORIHlNGION DUSTIN
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NNyANTED-A ColOred SERVANT GIRL ut
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financial.
OFFICE OF THK GERHARD FIRE LIS. Co..
No l4l BROADWAY, july II, 1910.
~ e n.,~.4 80. I.II

OFFICE GERHARD FIRE 1Ss. Cox
No. l4l BROADWAY, july H. 1910. )
A II the Annual Election for Directors, held
~ This dav the following gentlemen elected for the ensuing gear
FREDK SCHUCHARDT, JAQl Is GUhDlN
ADRIAN IsRIIN SAMUEL NJ. BECKLEY,
EDWARD BURCKHARDT, ALEX NJ. AGNEN,
T4NES W BEEKMAN RICiiD L. SCiiIEFFFIIN,
X ~ STI'YVESANT WILLIAM II. GEBHAi d,
WILLIAM BLOODGOOD, ROBERT sTUlNEsANii
WILLIAM T. CARY jr., JOHN D. BkLI,
GEORGE A. ROBBINS, fRALE1 I: NlEBUHR,
DAVID JONES, JOHN X SMl
p GTRAI'D FOSTER. BENJAMIN l. klSSAM,
FDw am COOPER RICHARD NJ HARRISON
WN ID WADDINGTON Il. H. AMMIDOWN,
MARTIN ZBOROWSKI JOHN A. STEWART,
JOSIAH Ii. BURTON, ALEAANDEk y GUM,
HAMILTON BLlDENBURGH
A, Of tie Board Of DIRECTOR W. WADDING
TON unanimously reelected President ami n W SIClNESANI
''''- JOHN r. SMITH Secretary
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Gituations rDanteo--females
Giluations Uanieo-- Males.

DARN HANDS at Bowling CIRCUMFERENCE
Co have constantly hand hstca swedes Germans Scotch
English able-boded at reasonable wages
mneept and RESPONSIBLE extensive acquaintance
tlonyhout Michigan wisconsin and Minnesota situation TRAVEL
nc SATESyIAN. will live New Address
" p. MOTHERSILL Atlas, Mich
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Eettures an0 Hleeiines.
IMPORTANT TO LECTURE COMMITTEES.
THE

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prepared make eaagemeu throughout the country for GLOWING
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READERS-Prof Rufus Adams Henry Nichols James p Bartlett
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nTNKIRK, WARREN and PITTSBURGH
IL RAILWAY
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BOND,

free Of Income
Interest avahle LIST December and June.
al COG, 900 FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS SECURED ~
h0RfGAGEto Union Trust Company Of Newiork upon Their road
from Dunkrk To distance Of 81 miles to be Completed ts
Pail the bond IS about per mile les tsn oHeha the cost Of
the road grading night Of &C. having been furnished y
stock tie line thorough examination OF the Inc
pepDsvlvana and referred 10 in the following letter.
CREEK ALLKGHASl RIVER RLWN(
Franklin Farmers and Oh Greek aroa4s
Walnut-st Philadelphia, MAY H. 1870
SIR: perui The report Of Franklin wight esq Wn0 t
s1ggest0u) has made an examination OF 0n fou ron
and from long acquaintance Win MN as ven as ny
familiarity portion Of the country aversed 10y your oa us bus
ness &c feel free ~ H you may nave perfect 'ol
That road when eOuptd VIII coHu
Business full equal acpaon do not for moment permit
myself As road will b. Intimately cjlh'e WIN Your WI
shan look forward completion with deep interest We shan
" o. c. and A. Railroad.
Of the the
road rolling an purchased being shipped and the road
expected o he complete during the year.
We made examinations and have had hooush reports ale
hesitation recommending the bonds perfectly sale
investment
proe pas nearly per cent free Of income ~
Pamphlets Sc be had application and The bonds wi" be iof
LITCHFIELD, DANA e STIMSON,
Is WILLAMsT, EBWYoRK-
MARX & Co.,
Is WALLrST. NETWORK.
Also for sale nv THE BROOKLYN TRUST CoMPANY.
night PER CENT BONDS of the CITY of
MONTGOMBRY Cap4I Of the State Of Alabama At % per
cent aud accrued interest
HOWES C MACY, BANKERS,
80 WALI-ST. NETWORK, .
O~sr for sale the Of the CITY Of MONTGOMERY Alabama ID
years bearing interest at cent With coupons attached
PAYABLE Of January AND July both Principal and Interest payable
These bond. ~ 800 oo Five Hundred Dollars the only
debt against City regarded heAss security and very
desirable for investment
1'1 HoWEs MACY. Bankers. 30 w4ust.
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