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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

FPrnaY July 8-BREyRs-T making
with Tie J OF Monday the large number OF Jun Ana mere are
ri, weaken the prices oroveock butchers The cattle
to-day found a. Communpaw and 81 at WeehsSen At
the former place butchers early saw that TO get what they wanted was
ucdn commence huyng This however iorest the later
arrivals butchers who attempted repuTc
stock hut butchers the beeftai cattle wo
In point quality they from very pOOf Texans 20 quite thin
and just fair good with really choice stock. The
head them poor u
Texans so at p each % H. cwt idl6o a do o. wt
Il, a6c lS Ohio cwt IA al6c and 50 Ohio u cw at aga
W. Aeron Co had cars Of which steers 81
sold by b. Vest elmer l5Gltc l5c scales 1850 10, al l6 81
per 81 H. by H. Daley at iiG6te Ct cwt 81 III by
W McMahan at 4dljlc on 81 cw and 80 ha Texans 81 cW
B. W GiIea Co had cars or 81 ILL., steers cwt. sold at l3e
The prices here fully good and the market active than
MONDAY SO far as known 50 due Monday next
At Nehawkn the cattle were o"ne9 cars By H. seer 70 go TO the
country. -
l. d. Croker had 60 Ill steers 81 cwt sold by w
Wood Gillespie had cars 81 fat Ky. cattle sale by Cary
o. b Dmmcks cars Ill., steers cwt., by b Hurl
ported l5dl5lc F. Huri also sold cars of SO Ind steers for d.
BensiDg at 1910. on 81 cw- - .
O. Bowe1 cars Ky cattle II cvt brought 5dl5ic by H.
SHEET AND LsBsRecepts to-day completing 1855 for the
Fat rather stronger than Yesterday lambs unchanged
Conmunipaw at Weehswken and eighth
Sheep brought c for quite TO Tic for extra fat Ohos Of
weebavIen j. Pdcock sold sheep 7l n at 4c 22
ndsna 6i6 Ohio lots "a n at 6lc 22
choice Ohio 81 d. at &c 20 Ohio lambs iss d. at sc % jersey 9
Co sold ~ poor Ohio 81 ~ at &c 2i2 Do 60 ~ 4lc lo7
i43 Of IS ib a lie, and 100 Of 50 70, fat at l2ic
Forty-eighhst Hume Elliott sold III illinois sheep 81 ID at
&c. 20 state SO 10 6lc do 83 TO- at 6ic " State lambs 81 ID, at
lOlc. AMI l36 do, 52a57 H. at l2c
Kirby sold 49 Gull Kentucky lambs IS h. at e IS Of 60 ID Al lOc
At Wee6swlen Judd Co sheep g. SCI 1872 do
% 70. at &C. The owner Of sold bis At ~ per head
swNRA1as TO-DAY u cars at Communpsw and at Forehs
prices !c for all dressed few extreme weights sold at lIc
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FAMILY MARKETS

FERRIES meet the markets. Per
~ -, here such glut Of rsspbee while l,ekbcrries
3 orowdng in The black raspberry IL the
SUI $3.50, 5 "a he had almost anywhcre at Sc y pint
Ibo phIlati berry Is almost cheap, though The
Sd4G lhe thnae9ms ~ markets sweep up large qusre.
g. $1,000 ~ rh n-. IL &c for pins Tbs AntwerTs
Ipg ieai - Sus i,.y had very ow by The busle
from FIRST hands Whortlebernes vary n prF g o. lc'
condition and locality Of SIDE 90 |P55InS wy ngn-
2od&c q N, with some extras p ~" sour or PIE
beres have been received and quart was The asking price at
fancy stands for fancy fruit half pcel apple. en gs'c Cur
variety Families buying sho1Ss from e t tseeyer
81 wholesale prices The be ssdo almost over thing IN
stead Of pound Of butter 35ai smu tubof dO ID Gamble
bad at 26d3Oc for very fair Western.
Vegetables generally full supply nearly an the potatoes being
south JERSEY sale at 1850 " dozen IL
the that later Beans and higher each
selling 3OGs q half peck Tomatoes plenty, and sell at l0
81 p A. peach basket. or i5d2oc q ct
Soup other with raspbere for dessert forms about the
chep living just There plenty Of refuse beef with le
IT, selling 00l2 y 10 beside lots Of shoulders and breasts
Of mutton 3d considerable sales late the day being male AZ e
The regular prices l3d5c for prime and Oa2lc for
Of M 2c p n for hind quarters aud are for foreS Prime veal
higher. best selling at g. d23c for hind quarters
Wooicock added the poultry stands IL varies greatly from
but selling at Sld ~ % pair Brrg chickens
sell @1d - per pair with Bucks County ct 4505Oc p H. Old
fowls have advanced 10 zoe q H. selling above the price Of ukoys
Ducks worth 3Jd3 b. Eggs increasingly fra in Pnoe and
Inferior quality.
supply of fresh fish and sidewalk dealers sell stale lots
W.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
uTrDnDHs MADW PTS


july 81l3O a. mConsOl opened az 9 for money and s
for the account ha United States FyeIwenty
892 1865, OIL 89l 1861 1871 TenFoies 81 Stocks nat
Er Railway shares l9; Illinois Centsl lliI Atlantic and Great
Western. 21t.
LIvERPoo July 8-:3O m-Cotton market opened stesdyi Md
ding Upans e9d Mliny Orleans lOi The aes Of the day are
estimated sales OF the week have been b5o bales
Of which 1000 and 900 speculation The
stock in port bales Of which $4,000 Amer
can receipts Of been 72J bales OF which 4OO
American. .o,zc, -. ~.
Ioypoy Iulv frner 81 d6i y cwt Fine
Rosn firm a 10 4 cwt. Sugar aaoat active; ,
7-Eveung-COttOn closed quiet bOth on spot ana
sfoa; Low Mddlings, aGost ll5f y cwt
BREMEN Jrly 7.-Petroieum closed hm.
H,NBUHG. July Petroleum closed quiet - -,
American securities quiet; United States KeIweny bonds 1907
81: ltj Old 89 1867 85 TenFories Bt Enc Railway shares
49,: Illinois Centrals ia -o. or
PAKs july IHe opened shade frmer Rntes, 7or &c
ulv 81 mrhe stock Of Cotton al sea bound 70 TINS
nor, estimated O0 which rs American Wheat
The REGENTS Of Wheat at rO last three days have been 1870
quarters Of which 1000 American Lard heavy Iao", a.
per cwt
ANTWERP July 8.-Petfoleum opened GTm. 1900 80
ERPooI July &-3 The market for yarns and bnc at Man
IyERPooI July 8 m-Coton-The market quiet and steal
InypoN july Consois closed at 2s for s9s ~
closed bmer and higher o2s ~
6 Goa 6 500. Fore 81 Railway stocks closed trner and
bghe 8. Illinois Centra 49, Atlantic and Great Western
2s4. ,,. ,r,,s r.,.I.
Cad Mddng Orleans Ol sales Of the day foot lo0l bales
including for export and speculation Red Western Wheat 'I
No Corn heavy No MTet O Beet bm at III Cheese quiet at
g. Bacon qu.et and steady. 90,
LoSDoS JUL 85 m-Sugar to arrive firm Other articles un'
changed.
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ELIzABETHT0WN & PADUCAH
RAILROAD,
OF KENTUCKY,
FIRST MORTGAGE
3 PER CENT 20.YEAR BONDS.

Co on payable on the i days March and September BAsE
oP Az sRiCA in SeW'YO principal also payable IA
maturity.
Tbe. Bona issued sun. Of $1,000 Coupon Bonds under TN
Yrt w., the road coyea u. entire property end franchise,
and are us ia m They have the privilege conversion into stock by
the holder for seven ys, after the through The
Bonds also be regis,a I'd il desired.
The length Of the lire Of Eu,aben Padueah Railroad
mile. running from EKla thtown he Louisville
Railroad forty miles e to Psducah at the intersection
Of the Ohio and Tennessee Rivers forming the outlet Of the tobacco
growing counties Of Graysoa Butler Ohio Davies, Marshall and
AeCeen and passing through the rich and extensive btuminos
COAL FIELDS situated in Grsyson, Hopkins Caldwell and
Muhenbug Counties Along the entire route fonnd unlimited
supply Of the fines, LUMBER asd many localities Ags deposits
Of IRON-ORE exist
The road nearly under and in
100 miles having been graded rs miles running ' The
Capital Stock S3OD5 900, Of which the City Of Louis
vile subscribed 100000 in 7per Bonds all Of which have been
sold yielding in cash upward Of +so0 and the balance in individual
subscriptions aud County Bonds OF the latter $4,000 have been dis
posed Of at IS per ceni
lay completely equip road will be
THREE MILLIONS oY DOLLARS Of First Mortgage Bonds
These Bonds viii pass through hands Of the United States Tus:
Co.. fNewYork where the proceeds sales will be deposited be
paid to the Company only each mile OF the road Completed
The rigid has protec by every legal safe
gurl the interests Of the Bonho With the capital already secured
and the proceeds Of the Bonds offered the road will be finished and
equipped ct early day.
management road is in hands responsible
and vorab known merchants Kentucky With the guarantee Of
their able and faithful direction the large Of stock subscribed
these Bonds form a very safe aud desirable investment
The price is - 1-2 and accrued interest
Any further information will be furnished upon application to either Of
the undersigned.
NORTON, SLAUGHTER & Co.,
Al BRoADsT
WILLIAM ALEXANDER SMITH C Co.,
40 wALLST.
HALLGARTEN G. Co.,
NevYorE JuHe 6. 1870 2s BRoADST.
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Goress auo Carriages.

A ONE LIGHT PHAETON, WOOD BROS
"A. $40, square BOX top Wsson ba'e. 49, asz
NVt', " ''1 D'V''' y " Il GRAY, % Moost. rst
A ONE ROAD WAGON, $40; ore 60 top
"a IA sn 40. one ta,feat WAGON, g i3 b1eess 49,
-" 'a'" ~ H. GRAZ o. - 26 snt % N o1sseis, 81
ny :. CURRY, Nos. 143 and 145 East IMennit;yy,
vi. trrtft IA SAIL lhfee Pairs O ~ 80. sb Wei
one 1RDTrGNG MARE soanJ Aat kiai 10 h'' N"' "
sho4. 2.JJ bcloSg Fvsd NA.0h
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II Tor the safe and advantageous investment OF
Iuly interest and dividends, the CONNECTICUT AIR
LINE BONDS present unusually attractive features
which will commend them 10 all classes of investors
Tie road is completed to Middletown. The re-
manning unfinished portion is more than half DONE
Full particulars furnished by
HATCH 81 FOOTE. No. 10 Wall-st.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCF.


JUiY 323l bales Cotton pkg BeeswaN l6J bbs Flour 29l
bush Wheat y 100 bush Com 1850 bush Oats u 2O bush Malt ~
huA Beans hh bags Corn Meal 100 bhs Dat Meal 3j
Spirits Tupenne ~ bills Tar 1855 bills Rosn IS b PoTh
80 pigs Cut Meats, pkg~ Lard 6 pays BgiteI 'lj pigs
Chee 8 bills Eggs 70 pkgs Taow. 81 bb Lard Oh Egs DR. ed
Fruit pkgs 81 bhs Copper 77 bts WHISKY '3 bales
bales Hops 6Bj2 sides Leather, COS hhl and lOJ pkg To-
bac.O. l8l bags Peanuts
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THE HORSE MARKET.
soon. ~ ho some SLIGHT improvcment

There seems to be some slight improvement
in the condo on OF the MARKET though the deadly heat
which overlook last month has driven iashohapie
peope and all in fact, who supposed 10 ahect the
btter class of horctesh OF 10 the water gplaces For
herpTeed car riage and saddle horses there H. there
fore little or no demand Dealers generally report a
,j tcct m hand az ,lraughf and farming horses, but
fhr season for these being past the trade Is somewhat
du There is fair demand for shipping horses, IA some
.yan greater than the stock on hand AT the
horse dealers the prices range WORK horses from $50 10
S90 road horses from Sio 10 $500; carrage horses nom
Ssoo 70 - oo pair An auction sale of carriage and road
horses took place at private stable IN West
enlist by James Jenkins, auctloneer PAIR o. nhs
6 mares ia hands HIGH six years old, brought ciS0,
ana were bought by Mr.. BuInham OF No. $50 BroadWa{
\ very fine flst trottng mare Kate Hazard 10 ianas
stliend The other horses brought from 80 to $40
Ano er auction sale held IN The stables OF l. van
,isvter Inn Great Ione st. black pony mare bringing
500: chestnut horse $3.50. and the cray tgottng morse
Edwin Booth, is said 10 have been sold TOT SOV '' Oh"
ar horses ranging from 500 70 $500
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THE MARKETS.
Cl-eepIlr -anorted for TIE TRIHrvE

FHIDAY, july q T3IO.
4SuRS-Ps are r fair demand and steady sales al &c 50a 81
Psar's are i1arive snI an na.
BFESWAX-Tht demand 0r Yellow Western and southern Is MOI
ers-e ruI fi- mlIas IS s.l.yi quote % sc.
change The business has been only moderate
We Fu,te 81, from American Gray and White
CDTfON-rbe been fair the spot at about former rates
a., be market coei delivery thu movement very
gt Of 38 bales last evening. 100 ~ arrived OF which 5l
t1pos hr - by spectators and 20 m transit or
f1r teyerT M evening. ul bales. July lc; to-day lN July,
l8 ls,c and lC November 7ic. We follows;
I-,. Mol. Nes. r.equs IeNas.
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,or ConpNYs FIRST MonTGAeE SEVEN ri and din in
TrTy-Yr,R SINKING FUND BONDS u oaor"od interest.
teres payable in gold at " anu at tay Compon or
THESE Bonds are free of GoveIl'1 ,ho onton Of the
registered and are convertible at inc o op The nras
holder into stock of the COMPANY AZ rn Of the
not advanced condition and large ' roooSmcnainC
ro,s warrant us in unhcstangy roOo om nn
,Sose Bonds to Investors as in every i''P''' GIL
doubted security. 20 No 80 Wall-st.
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fectures an6 nleetinls.
IMPORTANT TO LECTURE COMMITTEES.

AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU
prepared throughout the country rthe following
LRCTURERs-R j. De Cordova p B. Du ChAu Lillian Edgsron
Horace Greeley Field 81 Bu6a Prof Hitchcock DR. Isaac
Hayes Ilgero Lockwood, Benson Losing Olive Logan
Justin Mccarthy ". H. Mlbuu blind Pracherl ocaEyas
Ottoman Gener Rev Ed Roe Wrt skies Prof Homer b.
spragu John SAKE Elizabeth Csdy Stanton Henry stanton son
Of Mrs T. Stonon B. Taylor of Indiana stephen Masset eemi
Pp George Francis Train, Dr. Grscom, Mrs Joseph Ames Mrs
Lille Blake Robt L. Collier Hon ~ H. Boye Mrs.
Laura Holloway Hiram Green" Lat Gusce Of the Peeee Georges
w Hows Of Evening Express Thomas Knox the Siberian
Traveller Mngins H. j. Beae Of " Hearth and Home,
Herman H. Shook Edwin WhPpe Prof E. l. Youmans &c. &c
RBADERS-ProE Rufus Adams, Henry Nichols James p Bartlett
Mrs Frances NJ Carter William Mason Evans Mrs H. l. Potter
Prof R. R. Raymond, &C., Sc
ENTERTAINMENTS Anna Bishop Mr. and Mrs. l. Da7en-
port eminent American ActOn the Hutchinson Family VIM H.
Pope, &c, sc.
NO CHARGE WHATEVER TO LECTURE COMMITTEES.
The Bureau List appear this Paper EVERY SATURDAY
AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU,
CHIEF oFFICE-l32 NAsSAUST, YEw-YoRK CITY, P. o BOX
SOL. ,.-. c,,.
THE CORNERSTONE of the new Catholic
Church St. Ann. East Twelnhs, between Third and Fourth
AYES will soemny laid SUNDAY the ION OF July BY te cry
Rev DR. STAIRS Vicar General Tickets Of admission ~ cents
be obtained NJ FOX Of ST. AIMS Church Eghibst
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now 30 mhOi bAnhers, W naush
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby gwen by the


Commissioner Of the Sinking Fund Of the CITY Of NeTfcrt
that pursuant to the provisions Of an Ast entitled An Act % .1tho
aud certain in the City Of New
passed April % 1870 they viii sell st public auction the Governors
the highest bidder the right privilege and franchise
to construct operate by animal power and railroad with single
through pon and the following
routes the City Of NyYork Commencing
thence through and along One ann % vi. aoae
ack to Msnhatn uence through and along hsnhslns With
along nehundes with double trach the East
Harlem River; also from Onebund andt' thence
Bridge; from the Third thence through and along Oneun
hreth-st double the Harlem River also
nohery aud along the Ten with double trses
the Of said Ttnthay together with the necessary ennee
said rarod s route routes
road be completed within two yar' from the OF said
a the shall be opened graded and paved
from onehunore AMI hst Such sale will he conducted
shall offer treasury the Largest Of money for
right privilege franchise shall receive from said Commissioners
operate and the same accordance with the
provisions raid such certificate to be issued % tie payment
bond Maor Aldermen and COmOnsty OF The
City Of HewYo in the Of two hundred aud M thousand dollars
good sufficient TO be approved by The Comptroller Of
said city conditioned that the person corporation receiving such GER
osle shall within finish and complete 'ad road and equip the
requisite Of snd horses except along Tenth
but should he he restrained prevented by any
legal roceengsfom completing and constructing the sane The time Tor
the within which the TO be completed But The COMMITS
o. the Sinking Pund authorized and reserve the rst 70
should DO 90 and Offer the franchise sale copy the set Of
the Finance Department-Dated New York, June 1870.
RICHARD B. COSSOILY, Comptroller
JOHN j BRADLEY. Chamberlain.
JOHN X. HACKBrr, Recorder
JOHN MOORE, Chairman Finance Committee,
of
NICHOLAS HAUGHToN Chairman Finance
Committee Of Assistant Aldermen
Orlmi siOuOrs
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6ituations Uante0-- females.

oO- w. Y-FOURTH-ST.-A young
.t.t omsn "a On MERMAID ani WAITRESS. V0ad asst
witt the fine washing highly eommcrds from last place
EIRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS =
American scotch Engis. n-h swies an! Germans Sc I'd
from the latest mm grans furnished at the AMERICAN AAFLol
MENT EXCHANGE, 8 Boslrggreen
vUHOSE wishing TO send for COlored Virginia
,seryp may ca Il Room a. Bible House Aston plce l'Tal'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09

Howrs & MACY. Bankers the same as an inoorpo
rated bank. No 80 Wall-st, New-lork. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST LOT
their money. and having it at all times subject to
check ON demand. can do so by depoSting with this
Banking House, which allows Interest on the entire
daily balances at the rate Of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part OF the world with
immediate returns. at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE of Stocks, Bonds
or Gold promptly executed.
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findntim.
EIGHT PER CENT BONDS of the CITY of
LhONTG0MERY, Capital Of the State Of Alabama, ct 30 per
HOWES & MACY, BANKERS,

Ofcr for sale the BONDS Of the CITY Of MONTGOMERY Alabama 10
ye 10 bearing interest at cent with coupons attached
payable LIST Of January and July both Principal and Interest payable
the City Of Nev-iok
These bonds 0OOO Hundred Thousand Dollars the only
debt against the City and regarded hrelass security and
desirable for investment
Further particulars may be bad Of
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r,sur PER CENT GOLD BONDS
Endorsed by
STATE or ALABAMA

pr;ce o. ana accrue" i"o''"''
-, Bonds issued by the Montgomery
iIs' Si.i, railroad. on finished road Issue re-
ana Lui%". and surrounded by guarantees that
stnc''u ~ horis q most desirable investment. Inc
IehGei about to open its valuable connection
To'I 80, - springs. and will be completed within
VII" T,f,no. Its finances are III excellent eondi-
yea "a il has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings.
~ reccrmeud these bonds as a cheap and we'll
s'''''' GEORGE OrDYKE & Co. Is Nassau-st'
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Gnpinas Banks.

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK.
N CHATHAM NEwBowEsT EEwYoRK June 10 1910
DIVIDEND EOTICETIs Trustees Bank have ordered that
4SsuM be paid on AID ahr MoSDAY July 49, on al sums o, nom
One Dosto $500 which have been deposited for or months
drawn viii Re placed credit Of depodr and
HARRISON HALL President
" Al dpos rade VH Re Htli 20 tares as rom July
R0ApWAY SAYINGS H 5Sr on SS ;SE q
Interest deposits entitled hersS for e months ending June 30
Of TWO PER CENT per annam on ali sums Of IS up
ward will be paid and after M~si1y, Jdly 10.
WADE B wopR,Lr Sec PErsR CUsirsG, Acct.
CLINTON SAVINGS BANK, pa Eighth-ave.
" Twenty INTEREST the Of
S fRR SEN per anil wiz , PAD o n ar, S SoS S9
nd II not dawn viii remain =. sS original deposit Bank opcS daily
from 10 m to and on Mondays WeineSays and SATURDAYS
post. On OF 6efor July draw interest jay
House na.s' '' ALFRED moore PSe,iaent
NATHANIEL ELLIS lyice presissrts
WIN. W. OWENS, ''' ~
Orlando p. SMITH Secretary.
~ IRyNG SAVINGS IysTTrToS. 60 Wirrens.
The Trustees q this Institution have orieral ha, the eaa semi
which deposit for ora months be paid on "Dd AFTER
WALTER. w. CONCKLIN, PRESIDENT.
VANDERBILT l.. BUXTON, SEC,Y.
EREENWICH SAVINGS BANK,
fsrgREsr will be p,d to Deposition. ., the re SEVEN PR
CENT on al suns Of 59to $50 aud siA Fb .ESt Ga
Tar and payable and ar MONDAY the 18th day
All interest not called for will credited principal and draw interest
An dsto,s made on or before MONDAY July H. will draw interest
from the Is, BENJAMIN r wHEELWRlGHT, President.
j. JIM n,ri SaFf Riio.Dr.. seor,''res
INTEREST FROM THE FIRST OF EACH
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
81 BOwery south west corner Of Canalst.
Money deposited before July 20 will draw interest from July ~
SIX PER CENT all exceeding 80 Interest PAID or
crrtal q july and January OF each
open ever day 10 and on Mondays and
saur!ays from 10 a. M to : p m
NETROPOLITAN SAYINGS BANK,
4YA Nos and l1iri-aye opposite t@opsr Institute
JULY I87O-By Trustees Of this Bank the usual
semi annual INTEREST the OF SIX PER CENT annnm
will be added to the account aud draw interest from
July l. ..----., IL , -
SIX PER CENT allowed ALL SUMS Of - and upward
+ ~ L2Lt Gy sec1ytar ISAAC SMITH President
MARKET SAVINGS BANK, 81 Nassau-st.,
VI n YSEMEANNuAL INTEREST. at the rate Of SIX PER
per al entitled thereto will be paid 20 deposors
on MONDAY JOY 49, All interest not called Tor wall be credited
principal and draw interest fiumJuy WM VAN nAAE
HESRY r. CONKLrS, Secretary. PRESIDENT
NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave.,
~ IT Fouenht SIX PER CENT INTEREST pali on al
sums from 30 to 40 deposits before july 20 vii draw
Interest from Juyl r. Il. BULL President
G. W. BRISKERHoFg, Secretary.
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK, corner of
~ Eighth-sye. and West Thrty.f0lrih-st - -
DIVIDESDA SeuAuuua Ddtd az the rate OF SIN iE thNI
per from - 5000 Will be paid on and after July
DEPOSITS made on or before July will interest from Jqy
BANK open daily from 10 10 aud on Monday Nelnts4ay
ana jazz o. BESTEi Seerstar JOHN HOOPER President
MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS
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GEORGE OrpYEr & Co. arc agents for the sale OF
ho follovjng desirable securities, which they offer
NY. and o. Midland First Mortgage Bonds per
cent. gold.
{, Ioui, and S. T. Railway First Mortgage Bonds
7per cent gold.
Montgomery and Eufaula First Mortgage Bonds D
rer cent. gold indorsed by State Of Alabama
Alabama State Ss.
New-Jersey Town Bonds, : per cent.
Some excellent Western 10 per cent securities
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COTTON MARKRTS

s.r.xx.u Ga July s-Coton n light demand; Miing IL,
rae Sen IsIan 27Q c sales $50 bales receipts pt lte' *
90 bales stock 10 bales paids an. %
a Island receipts " thc week 1870 bales efl01s-co"se '
baes; sales, 600 bales $500 ,,sut... I'll. %.
cer 267 tales: stock 5.l bales receipts Of the wees ~ bA'
ey,orts-coastae aJl ba.ss; sles so bales min.
kTvorF Juy 8-Cuiiol dull and Uning dosuEaTi; Ailig
ll net p ~ tie week u lai coastssc - halsi total"
i. so bales sales 1Zl5 Bales socL ''9
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COFfEBBus ,nH moderately active ana pnee' Ifn q
Rio, ia Java llo
9ic sales 800 bags Mracto at a Gl5 and 500 bags RIO
Bavlua. private terms --,-.- .-.
without, quote lie for Admaune BE for sperm ana -
Q&oc Patent ,,, ,. -. 10.
FLOUR-Ihs Flour opened dull and easier Toy most grades
go S T,tfss rtrl closed with better feeling snd more
@ demand The domestic active ami shippers are
6u more -Et concession on Western Extras Sqlfh
well Family grades ana
- ,-g- m, saIes are II Gov hhk We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-09

FhON ONSYhera been better iObbng demand for Pok 10
c % ii p1c l she business wholesale way dull sales 900
Ls - 1r s, @560 20 p for City ~ for Prime and
~ 10Y Ne-er Prime Nes; delivery the market Is
Ne al ifer Irce e LOO bbs Mess seller August al S25 90
Dc D. Ir and ss.dy sales 2JJ btls "a @2u- ID for
fal Me- ri . for Ilcrce beef luil
si- Pfca lrl -2jU-26 Mes. ani 500 81 for
D., Bet Hams out q market Cut Meats sTe imer and
" st'e; sale A 2Z0Zfc Tor q ht tered and bsgCed Hans
- toHilaL Dressed Hog. easer quote at l2c for ~
~ cue, gu 41rer; sas bbs and ties at l5c a. 5ic
E0uiudl $3.50 " F''-- '' w '~@' N'''
Brra-Po firm fsr fancy grades; the lower grades are dull
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-01

A member Of the Pennsylvania Leg
islature, 10 defending mothers-in. law,
said: II know EN-, Mr.. Speaker.
Have had several. They're good and
useful class, and yet--and yet--with the
best of them there may be trouble"
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-01

ated by all the laws, principles and at>
tributes of the Deity in finite perfec-