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tnan enough to accommodate the stock gamblers
VINO get all they wish at six to seven per cent. Her
seven per cent and on the street at seven to eight
per cent Indeed, the note brokers report a good
uemand Ior prime acceptances at the figures last
quoted. Time loans are more easily negotiated than
tnGy COMO De few weeks since and the Impression
market to be- remitted d his yeaT In 'ne money
S0Id as strong but Inactive the extreme quota
mado TUns oSlng lllA and 1l2% The latter price
Grange and the reeraton of the statement that the
secretary OF the Treasury would not anticipate the
payment OF the May interest In the extreme dull
ness nc the price subsequently fell on to ll7yS. Late
reds or ne cay Yas stated from washington that Con-
repeal the PubIlG Credit bill, upon which gold 6e.
came i strong again,
of tba ne e Government market was oWep
vestuct dennsSr sSo uh9er ialp' off in % he in
who had bought previous to -silzstionS by those
The speculative interest SCI me recent sdyanGe; tS,
light returns, and is ius' ms to be content with
purchasing until the now ndlnerent aoouG r, re-
currency skies Wer market goes on again. u. MY h,S
per cent, lower q nea'y' anu quarter 10 hah
sl,c,5SS en' Of the Government to purchase bonds
Sssrrse proposals of nearly three millions, which
II amount ocCasioned the heavier market for
. Jyernments above noted. This pdrchase is the
days disposal OF gold the first sale Of Govern
ment treasure under the same regulation"
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 S. Third street.
BETWEEN BOARDS.
S3O0 CITY g. New .1OOAl 100 sh Len Ma, 500, 341{
$1,000 q u Am 6s, s,93. 100 sh Reading X 40 81
2dys.... SS 100 do. b30 40 81
$1,000 N Pa 1s...... 90 100 do. ..b45. 499<
100 sh Penna r.. bSh 100 do. sic. .49 81
800 do...... .b5 5S% 200 do. .b6O 40 a.
do........, 5S5SI 200 do. $50. 40 9-16
| go do. .s60wn 517S 100 do.s5wn&i 4s3S
| 10O do......... 5sA 300 dolls sl0wn 40 81
80 sh Big Mount. Ga 200 sh Phil IL K r.. 2Sa<
10 sh Lei Valid b. 80 200 do. boo. 255S
| SECOND BOARD.
| $4,000 o A bds 100 sh Leh Val cap. IS
| sb.... IS 81 do. ID bill. 55
| $1,000 Harrisbg X bs. I6 sh Cam II A X. 119H
| 2dsys.... 90 sh 5th & 9th ST..
| $4,000 City 6s N .b3. .102A s5wn... 4S
10000 Am Gold. s.1i23S 100 sh Leh Nav b60. "a Il
FINE ATHON Il R N,
| ARMS, MoNOGRAMS, ILLUMINATING, ETC.
! DREKA, 1893 CHESTNUT Street,
Gard Engraver and stationer
! WEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS
| w Of solid ls-k0rat fine gold. QUALITY WAR
| RANTED. A full assortment OF sizes always hand.
FARR BROTHER, Makers,
| RNwtme No B9i OE1HSNUr Street. below Fourth
WATCHES.
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TNHERE is NOW OVER g., 1000, 900 PRIZE MONEY
n unclaimed In the United States Treasury.
pHvsons who have been In the Naval service Of
United States, their heirs representatives shout
make an immediate inquiry upen the subjecat u
1Bb s. SEVENTH Street T8O
COLDIERS DISCH HARGED BEFORE TIVE
~ years service for injuries or wounds, incudins.
rupture, are entitled, they or their widows or
Cf they have received nonel TO 5000 bounty
Apply 10 ROBERT s, LEAGUE 4 CO.,
Tso No. lac s, SEVENTH Street
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THE Coal TRADE.-The following is the
amount of Coal transported on the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad during the week ending
Thursday april z, lS70:-
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THIRD EDITION

AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL.
The Hutler-WoOlley Case.
Funeral of General Thomas.
The Mcfarland Mu ~oer ArlaI'
Etc., Etc, Etc.s Etc. Htc'
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FOUND OPEN.-The premises No 1908 Pine
street were found open by the police last
night
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FOURTH EDITION
a Destructive Confiagration.
FROM EUROPE By CABLE.
Bold Robbery in Cleveland.

Etc, Etc, Etc., ETC., Etc.
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CARRYING A CONCEALED DEADLY WEAPON
A man named Henry Lesley was arrested at
Twelfth and SAMSON streets yesterday upon the
charge OF drunkenness. On being searched at
the station house, a blackjack was found in the
possession of the prisoner. Leslie was COM
mitted to answer
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STONE FIGHTING.-For some time past the
residents in the neighborhood of Cumberland
and Sergeant streets have been annoyed bv a
party of boys who almost daily indulge in
stone-fghts. Yesterday they notified the police,
and watch being set, three of the lads were
arrested and taken before Alderman sinex, who
committed them to prison.
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NARROW EscAPE.--Henry smith, aged 8
years, tumbied into the Delaware yesterday
at Poplar street wharf. Henry Lownsbury, a
master wharf builder, happening near by, i'm
mediately plunged into the dock and succeeded
after much labor, in rescuing him.
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lEPAET.-A dead infant wrapped in piece
of paper was found this morning at Nineteenth
and Pearl streets. The Coroner was Dotifed.
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THURSDAY july l-BgEvEsAyed today 1871 ears at Wee
hawken OuChundelh-s The WHOLESALE brheiS az
having calls for good beef but the Texas quarters hang u
very low prices od late in the morning Tie buyers we're ou
to-day force, good cattle, but onli none at Nen zen
stock sc place owned - by ~ Norris lni es ~ Wo
Gillespie They all from Illinois the J head from Morris be
quite scarcely medium aDd sp Jj b Stiei DIG
cgt l3l 800 Of cwt st lGl5c w Dudley soi -
N cvt, a. -alie. Ioly Sons
e steers, cat, al ~ @l and ~ dIy COWS u CIV"
Of lie 800 ,,, -.
sold by p Cary ~ loc on Z. c we're decent steers Ts ih
l3c and % Of strong ~ cat AZ ll &C., by r. Hni
were common Weekawkn stock 9d but prices were abo
&C. MONDAY Ae quality Pat cae you'll have b1us
the Old prices. ,-,r---r =,
Al Oicb1ndreih very little trade buyers holding on ic
stock
steers n cross, sold az PIE to make 30 ID per c"t aa lev
| OIL ldlac.
snggP ANp LAMBs-1he greater portion OF the 1900 head Te
tody10 at 4hst, aud at Conuniaw-WeIe s.t
lambs with Canada The demand was cool sud
holders advance a. g. % on ~ lots selling quite i al
lO0Osc Sheen unchanged The bulk the tae was o. 0
ties that cu thrown ont OF most lots be-
fore selling cs sold - D13 80 each while TAT sheep
bring tla e. and Of the lambs sell NJ 81 &c
Hume Elliott Forty-eghh sol this day, Of state sheep ID
hca 81 H. oil &C. OF 100 d. 6c = Of ~ ID
20 osi ~ Gle ou ~; % do - 90 - Canada sheep ~ 10
at &C. DfState lambs % p each u az - 81 20 o. TO-
eah 50 Of 50 No. &c u, lJ l2 of 81 b. se 10 of3 ID
KrbT sold Of state sheep 9 d. at Co. do % b, some
bucks at Sic sheep l3i Of 60 TO- several lots at G Ks o
70 no. AZ DC. Canada lambs IS Of s. H. at loi Of % D. 4c
AMI Of state d. No. lol p Of - H. Toe Of ~ ID =
lot; - o. 81 h. ct g!c ant "a cn 81 b at Ac
grass calves lG7Ql5i ID, Sci Of 55 d. at S'e and Of oI ID
GtbtG ~. ,-,.-. , 81. c.,
auI2a al IOrtie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-22

Tho transactions Of TIE Gold Exchange Bank were
Is follows Ceangs, S93,a3OOo gold balance, 1885,
rs; currency balance, $358,oO); paid for carrying,
49, lie and SCI per cent per day and per cent per
suuum and plid for borrowing "lat' in one instance.
This afternoon after the formal adjournment OF the
Board the cold Room the theater Of great excite
ueut upou the receipt Of that the quotations OF
our bonds had advanced in Frankfort and in London
Gold was sold from 1914 10 1lo4 effort TO realize.
y the time this attempt TO appreciate the price OF gOId
and TO dcprccate the price Of our bonds and stocks Is
ended the persons who are engaged in 1t viii most thor
ouchy realize that they made great mistake. There
Is no reason in finance, trade, or commerce why
gold should lie at 120, AID our bonds and
railroad securities and stocks at the prices they have
been sold at to-day because if there is war between
France and Prussia 10 must inevitably benefit all our
Interests and we have yet to find the first man who can
ten why Government bonds should come home in any
yrTv c0idepa &c amounts. The credit Of our Govern
Germany, where our bonds are lI4hclpahy ECU, tl4
where during late war there was nearly anu
OyerGOwmg sympathy for our country.
Govern cut bonds are lower to-day. The 6s OF 1881
coupon l o-5; 52Os of 1852 coupon, lOaB0lOS3; 62O
OF l l0 50s Of 1867 1885 52Os of 1865 109 the lOiOs
1865; O. currency 1lOt These prices ard all lower than
The sales o. yesterday from TO per cent.
state bonds feel today the general pressure OF the
market and Tennessee are COT 0j9b Tennessee Gs
coupon Oh a6l3; North Carolina 6s, new, 80.
eign Exchange is firmly held, particularly short
sight TIE following are tie rates for sterling and francs
Continental other thanlrancs, is entirely nominal We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IIHUIEAN MALhFIN.
Ioynoy Jy 2-lI opened al 6Y for money ard
gq m he account American securities quiet Inei States Fy-
Twenty bouds 1862 60i 1875, old Ht 66l tpi leg ore -.
Stocks ieayyi Railway shares Isl! Illinois Cehtr lo Atlantic
IrVyrpoot Jay 2-II:3o o. n-Coton opened quiet; Mhllng
Upsnds gl Mddlg Orleans .d CON- IS quarter for hTo-
TvRK Juy closed quiet yesterday at s6 francs for on
the SPOT and seoat -, r-,.-, 49,.
advance in tie rae o. discount 81 Of = cont ne
Tie advance has been anticipate! N
Tonee circles days and generally supposed hat The
II, ct has been " discounted"
IoSpoS July 2l: mConso H for money ard the aceognt
United states FycTSenty bonds ltl tO 100 ~ iS5 og Ten
Fois. ~ Stocks ead Eie assy shars 5 Illinois Cenrs
IOl. Atlantic and Great Hesteu, Il 80 800.
LvERPoOL Juy 2lJO T. m-COuoni tsl Tor MdlIng upAlHs
md a. fol Alidi,ng Orieans
Jll, 2l-lO mLnseet Oh Gull Al tJI ~ tun'
.lcYs lin, edo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-22

Transactions have been small in railroad bonds to-
sav Central Pacific gold bonds, 81, one per cent advance
oycr ,as+rrla,,s sale. Union Pacific first mortgage,
ygaq0 These securities, with interest payable in gold
ere very low and very good. There has been very
considerable demand for Central Pacific to-day NIL
vaukee aud It. Paul, first, o.
Rank shares are very dull Continental, %; Ocean, &c.
Western Union Telegraph, 3ia; Pacific Mail, Al a4O5.
The stock market has been principally occupied with
Eew-York Central and Hudson and do. ceIthcates'
Reading Lake shore and Michigan Southern, Chlcago
and North Western, Chicago ana Rock Island ana NIL
waukee and ST. Paul. After the second call, broker
IN Broad-st WHO was "short in gold, and could not
respond TO "the calls" made on him, said, put
up my stocks and get your money" IL was dohe
and Lake Shore dropped 10 co. and he will pocket
the loss. lie found gold too "heavy" for him 70
carry The fan in Lake Shore carried other stocks Win
H. and for time prices depressed, but the market
rallied again. and the stampede was over, and bankers
and brokers wondered Why eight per cent stocks and
investments should be so low
Tie following shows the highest and lowest prices 10
day:
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THURSDAY, July PIP. N.

For tEc tf.co09J0 Of bends advertised for by
ts ,ayc.1m mt today. there we're offerings made of
eo2c at prices varying from lo' to 1o5So. The follow
!l-- are Che awards:
LON. e-, Is Tsasbswe. $4,000 C, 20, n'.'' l0F
-' 5'.J. r. u.s. ~. lo5 u lSlO)o1O
Attic purchase % bonds the llth inst the offerings
were from lCs.75 ol10.
The Gold Room today has been the scene Of consider
able strife and f-c bulls" and "boar5" have been pit
ted against each other M the buying and selling Of gold
with more than tho usual energy and ygor The Amer
lean bankers have been tie sellers, and the German
houses tho purchasers. The foreign houses, and the
agents OF those houses carrying about SlsoOeOOO
OF gold and are paying, for this merely speculative
Measure from Il 90 90 per cent per annum. We have
heard reports Of Ilrse amounts Of Government bonds
coming upon Europe, but Of the Sio32JO offered
90 tho Government to-day, DO not see any names OF
foreign houses Tie fact is these bankers have oversold
an bonds and are overloaded in gold The following are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-22

pplpyLPHrG July 2IIair nBFeadus has fallen on and there
i less & %a ~ 8 So s. Eea-is,ias is Guie,r reans
gHi1 kS e,G ~ ohinFo Oa.s 1ansg Fioua eIcie Crude
i Bf r. Giocnfs AMI Prys2' i@9l business and P''
un9aSnG z-Floa quiet l1d sn ogars, superfne Sc
S+67S ID, O. E. $ 1l T d. fsn Ivy 4s s i
Western Supee, S4S6 'S DO h1itl 30 "a ~ 81 90 Panty
ea Il 6oa u eos Pesas ans nominal Al 81 G5dsl 20, Wet
ODD and NsF E o s5ds for NV " IS PORK Gem At
Bacon fln isies l7i ai5i CsaT R seogieTs li
y "a y July 2-Recept-4OOO bb Flour 900 bush.
- Wheat bush Com 900 hush Oas 1900 bush Rye b
puI ~ @ bush Corn 90 bush Oats bash RE. fdga's
5y very dull Flour inactive Wheat dali heavy and lowers sales
"a e bush No Milwaukee 81 900 bu'h No Milwaukee in 2
o al ~ 0 900 bush Red Winter 80 eios1g entirely nominal
80 % al CSC Oats nominal 58c without buyers
RVe neglected nmnA AZ and other articles inactive AMI nominal
6sTRoo July 2f6u, qncha9gsd sale. go b, at
for DoaIe Extra Wheat elo,e' lover ana quiet No MwsaL.e
81 q n15 , So p !, Esi a Hs w.S R S no9 Ss's
Cn Mel 81 for Boiled and ~ 10 for Unboed cvt shorts
go sLg.a Ie com aI .HG RJs se TO to ESTYoE Ia,
her 80 o the aaiso9i s. to SeFio Railroad fIshts
Boston s s! S'y T t SS t. 4 HS,5y 81 5s.
IN m 90 feet Lumber. Canal EHpons-15O OO bush Wheat, 900
NH Com / POO bash 0ats, 9oog feet Lumb,r.
tive and lower 81 Idf p for No during The afternoon dull At
81 55s 81 2 5 AagP Go" 9sve 1sd loT ; y 81, cab b.
NI RE dcnag and weaker It o. it No Barley dan and
Visions sdJ and fl Mes pgrk 70 Iar ~ Dt s-lea
l3e snort RID Mile . Lye Hog ae'e sid hs9s5
az eysn choice smooth Steer Beceipts-23o ebls Flour
ne, lOI bash D1i & mn dt @ 5e o. n sl Lush
re 80 Hogs Freq ira al De- on Gas al on "lest 10 LUNA
10, AZ N.Y. Ja !The gain toas to
FeIG a,po J 2-Eeur quiet Wheat quiet and ove'; No. Res
0sts du eer 40 ~ ffesh' AH5 md 9sS as+ s H
@,p lo4r 4O bls Wheat 5000 bush Corn 52o bush Oats
/ iI0 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-22
HORSE IND CARRLAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK, Thursday, July 2l. 1870.
Twelve driving and work horses were bought
this morning at the stables oPost Nichols for about $50
head md shipped for the Boston market, also NUM-
Der of railroad horses sold at the same place. bring
ing from $50 TO $780, Charles Ill., directly opposite
the above mentioned establishment, had lot Of hns
speedy horses bred in Kentucky, arrive at MS sldDIs
last night Among the dealers in hIscass ara ny ish
carriage horses Mr.. NJ s. Curry seems 10 le away pre-
pared to meet whatever demand; an excellent par or
dapple grays and also pall Of nhc s0fiel sedns us
serve particular notice All these stables are ID Ed,s
Twentv-fourth-st between Lexington and Ih4rd1ises.
I'm town we had fugitive glance at some very he AM
nnas lately bought by William Diebel, e-'i, ana stdD
adjoining his well known hiding Academy, corner OF
Fifth-aye and Thirtyninthst Mess's. Johnston van
Tassell will have a public sale tomorrow fii9al al ~
o'clock at their Horse and Carriage Auction MARI NOs'
ll2 and III East ThrteCIthst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-22
prCTpTS or PRODUCE.

Pr NORTH Rircr. Vessels, AT RliiToafs 80
72l-724 bales Cotton 80 pigs Ash IL sl5 bills Flou ~
2i .b Wheat 1929 bush Corn, 30oi bush Oats 60 bush
Malt pkes Cut Meats Isl pigs LaT 8, pig, steam lSS
pk on Cake % ls Copper, az cakes Coiper w bills WHISKY
aii Wool IS bales Hemp q bas Hops 1888 sides Leah
Hides 26 hhd Tobacco " pAgs Tobacco, 9iJ
Mn .r .llls Eue.aI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-22
HAVaNA MARKETS

u,v,x. Jv 2O-Te market unsettled Spanish Bank notes
Ho Al sac discount sugars animated No. y Dutch stand
vi finn al " reals LrchaBgOn London, l9Ut cet
MUM; on Paris 60 days sight q cent premium on The United
cent fscount on the
Trit es DAYS sight in f cent premium; the United
Se. short sight IN gold % premium. Pghs DALI slpPes
r, 10 ehaer owing tie unsettled state Of the market
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for THE TniHUsE

~ THURSDAY. July a. 1870
,sttVs po.s eoutuue firm with fair demand At SO 21SJ 90
D rca doll an prices uomny unchanged az +'d - 20
COTTON-TLc demand has been moderate plItcaa{ Slo e
fsior ~ Yesterdays unyOrabe foreign adNcs, ana uobh no
ange in figures has taken place the close eatrsy nonna pom of
@ md nre delivery: sales Of 75 bales l63 last eYeni1g 81
~ ~ were taken consumption, and 2J r secuiatoG f9f
t devery 300 september M lOI at atcj Nv Oelf
and zoo AZ l7ca basis OF Low Mfug we quote h'nh"y Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-22

,,p,rr Ala Julr n Cotton dali en- Iou low Mdirg e
Ne, ~ morris. c0tstsse, bales; stock Is so bales
o1gASs Ia. July zCot.ol quiet and s,aii MI lags.
tIssi IeteiptsH ~ taie ooasts- II laf
~ H bs; eIoEsto seal 70 bsi ayTc lo7 bales stock
- SItsIov s G. Juy -lCoton qlei adlngs be. sales
az. 49, ,.,.Irf,. Is. bales; stofk. 1.i0jta,es
.Te1ss J1!7 itoiOn dul holders anxious to
iie' Cool Ordinary ~. rrptt IA bsles stock, 30 bal
Va JuY zl.toton Dull nj llli Lo Aiidiss
ref. 10 bales eIpo-Coasiyfc 10 laes stock cl Tale
= si, o. Jay 2oton qu low NAHn-s illei receipts
- .,,, 10 Foat Bntll, li5 tiie6 siyck, 50 bacs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-22

The bJ0ck market closed stronger and WIN Deter and
more hopeful feeling Gold closed weak.
Money las been in demand to-day among the stock
brokers' but it has been freely offered this afternoon at
per cent on cal for Government bonds as collateral
and per cent Is the ruling rate stocks &C. and per
cent, gold, for carrying gold.
ThefoIo"lagare the Government quotatonsof Messrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-22

NoTTcE.-The Coupons due August I, 1870 on the
First Mortgage bonds Of the Southern Central kaI-
road Company will be paid that day on presentation
at the Banking House of Messrs. VERMLYE d Co.,
Financial Agents of this Company, Nos. 10 and 10
Nassau-st. New-YOrlz City.
WM. II. SEwARD, jr., Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-22

.iHu-f 20 Ltd'l thf go
- "a ou-r; esa g o. t g. pal ~ the oS giai,i
S,t uc! NE supply o. " sP Tins vees y i,rf ~ a.
o. "a, y. 10 ga.H lamb. efT9f o. soc> sheep ~ .'e
at3 fllg atrf. ejalse AZ
,a, m.e labss lrou ~ glss saaAu as e.sa .saIse'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD CoMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
CENT FIFTY YEAR SINKING FUND BONDS principal
and interest payable in gold free of Government
tax coupon OF registered, convertible at the option
of The holder into stock of the Company at par which
privilege will at distant day enable the holders
Of these bonds to realize upon them att price con-
siderably above par, besides paying about nine (9l
per cent currency interest in the meanwhile. The
established character of this road running as it does
through the heart of the most thicy portion
of the great State of Iowa. together with its present
advanced condition and large earnings, warrant US
in unhestatingly recommending these bonds TO IN
Isvesiors as in every respect undoubted security
limited quantity are stin offered at 80 and interest
by HENRY CLEws & Co., No. 81 Wall-st.
GEORGE OrDYKE & Co. are agents for the sale OF
the following desirable securities which they offer
at low prices:
n. Y. and o. Midland First Mortgage Bonds per
cent, gold.
st. Louis and S. E. Railway First Mortgage Bonds,
Z per cent, gold.
montgomery and Eufaula First Mortgage Bonds, s
per cent, gold, indorsed by State of Alabama.
Alabama State IS.
/ New-Jersey Town Bonds, per cent.
Some excellent Western 10 per cent securities.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD INTEREST
FnW MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS
of the
WEST WISCONSIN RAILROAD COMPANY
for sale at ninety,
by
WHITE, MORRIS 81 Co,
Bankers and Financial Agents of the Company
No % Wall-st., New-York.
We offer for sale, LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL
ROAD BONDS 80 years to run seven per cent interest
semi annually, Mt 80 and accrued interest.
No BETTER SECURITY, OF OF more intrinsic merit
CAN BE MADE.
For particulars, apply to
j. b. ALEXANDER q Co.. 10 Nassau-st.
JNo. j. Cisco & Son, SO Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-22

io was in better demand, and prices strong huhh
other kinds the market was duH We ho '
1850 Rio. COn ana - 'tAV's' ici h''' '
orteI ale Of 900 bags R0, Ter signal 81, ....i
from MEAl-The marLci Tor W ,erh aaI 80.
hit held Of owing totbe duci OF neg
in the absence Of g1t room h ol
nd family brands has fallen Oh dealers Btng ~ W. ,cs All
Tbsre is eood inquiry for { 'ouhl Iio ~"
south also, Unsouul Is ~ boOu ieiu''' ''' 'f
80 ~: sales 1900 bbA we 91ot - IN On, &c lo0 es 20
sour v DOi'''"' 25a 5 81 Ohio Round-hOOp TX 90
No 2...''''''' 5e1 4 0I ira ishipling 6)U o ~
Snpcr9ne. IA 91 Ohof Ia Trade bris. Ooa -
S'te t6;iia '..'''' tl4 30 White Wheat, EItra
hestn Shiphk ~ I,u,e .fira do b 10
| C0od 70 cboce spn1s f'-is stpo Oh
Wheat tNia -. az 40 n Jos.s Doa'e KIt 500 3 -
Mirtssoia a l9ns ~ ' Tribe xxi 4p0 . -
EIIa amber iolsh' oo r Clnse E.ira brands 2i~ u
ONO anl ~ md m fair ocmaud Gales, $50 bbS we
quote: . ,---,.--. ,,ivsi q, 90 u sur a. T5dtft)
sieI GcoryetoWn. Extra ana FANNY ~ -
I,c.gressIrrl ana Petersburg County ''.'''''' sI
Iiehuouf Country. Extra a.,
I ndovre 90 q D.
a..2s "a re- ne,.e Extra snI Family ....:; gy~ -
ne Flsur Is drm and IL goo emaad se, ~' Do.. re- 9gS
st4t,
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~ For the safe and advantageous investment OF
July interest and dividends, the CONNECuCUr AIR
LINE BONDS present unusually attractive features
which will commend them to all classes Of investors
The road is completed to Middletown. The &c
naming unfinished portion is more than half done.
Full particulars furnished by
HATcH e. FooTE, No. 70 Wall-st. ;
. ~ We desire to recommend TO our customers the
First Mortgage Bonds Of the Central Railroad of
Iowa, as thoroughly safe well as protableinveSt
ment. Pamphlets with full information furnished
on application rcoo,.. no
Cor. Wall and Nassau-sts., ny.
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CovpAyY NH SILL 5000 TUES SCRASrOS COAL a. raols
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Gauin9s Banks.

BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
1b No. 81 BROADWAY. RNUltNCR on PARK-PLACR
Interest deposit, entitled thereto for moahs earg ~
tlc Of TX PER CENT PER ASAld also n ed
Of TWO PER CE peE annlm ais sas OF 60 sp
Sari, will be paid on and after Nonday Jelly 10.
FRANCIS Z. sCHOALS President
49, IN An.A