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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14
THE NEW MASONIC BLOCK,
Jos BALTIC. Sr.,

'rdere he ,rW keep on hand comp'ctc as
soriDlcn ~ Hr coriora Syics n tie Weed
Secny U0cdmcs, cM po1lc onrudouts
olrLgs realty anil wHiDy 10 disylay Hem
2pprcboars, or toany who may manifest
tho curiosity or desire to examine them.
The Company maagl'niure Thi.y nine
dDcreDt ard distinct gyais, Hcriy az
Joriiy Il gycafrr assortment to Scie,t Jr0m
Ao' any ob,,r Compoay, anil oi prices Ia
meet tie r'la.jemcu&gf ell ,elo arc 1T quest
~ q nJoie,a Jirst-ciass
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14
Tho weekly sun
AS
NEWS AND FAMILY JOURNAL
STANDS UNEXCELLED.
TIE Low PRICE OF TIE WEEKLY Sun
RENDERS TT AVAILABLE
TO ALL GLASSES

Through no othcr n,clliUR can famHics
dld iHdiviivdjS IN ME turns anil CWnlcs
and ,"r0i districts IF the couHt,y 6c 50 reH
s"qpiied ,rW propcr Hcruturc, and a Jail
h"o'cicdyc of tie ,roJIFs wLoie mars, firm,
'ccch IN 'ccch, rs ~ IHc INchlg SIN.
I"rtics hc", ShonH get up Gums II,
HcT fo'rns, 0Hlogcs ond neighboyhoods,
ana Tins secure Tic ddconiagcs ofHcSc ~
~ h,'7 r0tcs Thc ycyuinr di6psioa o/th,
light amt j,pc1liycqcc ,7hich s1ch II jy,,,no,
oBorIs ,cU be u D,oyal ant social udcoa-
"yc III any nciyhJorl.sod.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14

Ia 40 Ohio young man had girl whom
he was courliDg arrested for biting his lips
The fool couldn't he bite back, or wasn't
be back bite her? We would be chaw-
cd into hash before having girl arrested
for thai.
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TERNs 20 cLuRa
- ~ y I'D.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY syrE.

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY SUN.
Five copies, one year, separately addressed
-Four BCii1r0.
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a. cAuic copy % the rettcr no OF cIunJ
Eight DCii1Ts.
IWcnY copl1s, ono ycnr, separately addressed
thud on CXirn copy % tIc rcttnr no of cIlbl
FtttCcu Dollars.
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f'IY copies ono year. suafatCiv addressed Caud
sac semi weekly one yl.r f1 gcttCr up oT ci1n)
8Etrty-uvC Dollars.
ono nunercu c1li-e, one volr, O. one address
ltnl inc baiF loI ono year 90 tho gottar u1 of
''"'' FRY DOiitrr.
Nrc hundred copies. ono vnrr. srpar1ta1y ar-
d.. ,1u. tIa Daily f.T ono year % fbr gatter
a' ~ ''u'' sixty Dollars,
Tue sEMI-yVEEHLY Sun.
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Eight BOilnr4,
ttl g.l.' OF rr1r, rCrgrI.cfV addressed anf
'- lAii" COPY to 9otfcI lp ~ clui1,
SiAtcCD Dollars,
SEND YOUR ryvvEY
r. Po.t NTrc orders checks, or drans on Ncyy
N.i.E.i .rrr1inut Et rot. fn.u rcrI.frr
go, .ii-r containing money Address
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14


iunocontly concludes that many Of bis sub
scribor5 have been furnished with the ar
ticlc We hope none Of ours have
Eg' Boaricr; This tea seems very weak
Mrs Skimps.' Lrndlady: wen Z guess
it must be tho warm weather feel weak
myself, 10 fact everybody feels weak
E1~ Ono Of the lay epeakers IN Mo.ho-
lisl conference illustrated bis readiness to
fratonizo with the southern brethren, and
his feelings towards them, by the story Of
tho two men that would not speol; to each
other; but one, having been converted at
camp-mocting, on seeing his former enc
my, held out his hand, saying How dye
DO, Kemp? am humble enough to shake
lands with dog
TIE WRONG WINE.-Allhough the first
recorded miracle in The Now Testament was
the converting Of water into wine at mar
riago ceremony, it is nevertheless not al
ways safe to im6ibc, even at a wedding, I'M
less You know something Of the vintage -
Mistakes will happen, as was the case no,
long since with the Rev. Dr., Of New
buryport.: who was called down from his
chamber to marry couple The hour was
late, and tho minister's wife, who bad re-
sired for the night, did not rise to witness
the ceremony, but gave her husband par
ticular directions for tho entertainment Of
the wedding guests. Don't forget to pass
the cake and wine, Doctor, said She The
cakc il in the corner cupboard, and you'll
find the wine on tue third iglt hand shelf
in the side board
The Doctor promised obedience, and, put
ting on his garments, went down to per
form The ceremony. When he returned to
his chamber, half an hour later, he found
his wife sitting up n bed, with an anxious
oppression on her face
Doctor she cried, did you give them
any wine
Certainly, nay dear, just as you told me
Not from the dccautcr on the third shelf
Of tho sIc-Loarl?
THAT is exactly where you directed me
90 ind it, WIFE
Dear Dear Did they drink much cCii?
why yoa, they ompiicd their elaescs'
what SLoH We DO Doctor, made
mi5takc-it was ipccac wine you gave them.
Oh, how sick they must lo DO, dear, put
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14

RgrAn editor having read IN another
paper that there is tobacco, which, If a
man smokes or chews viii make him Tor
get that he owes a shilling in the world,
innocontly concludes that many Of bis sub
scribors have been furnished with the ar
ticlo We hope none Of ours have!
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14

EsgA hair en- scare en- invention
The chiCnon
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14

WHtLST there Is so much cxci,s-,,,. =,
W the new Rail Read, The sabsrrit.r.
say although largely interested Ia as p.,,
East thorough and woll selected SCI 1
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14
'25 TO MOO PER WTFK !

s13 ID -lOD EEh NE EK
. aay Lady, 10000 sold Zoo six
months lH u rapidly ceiling article ever
30 FEMALE CAN DO WITHOUT IT.
Durable. Elegant. Clor and what Dos always
a. Nr'. ari always viN Profits arge.
It.Ni inr l.e Lady Agents can make fortunes.
STANDARD uN .a. Circulars free
Address IHyuAytu MANUFACTURING Co, New
fort Feb. % 1871.-1y.
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Only ONE DOLLAIs A yEAR!
ONE HUNDRED o0PIEs FOR $50,


Or less than ono Cent o Copy. Let thcra DO a
$50 Club az every Post ONCE
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14

~ Boaricr This tea seems very week
MFa. SkimPs.' L7ndlady: 'Wcu Z guess
it must be the warm weather. feel weak
myself, IN fact everybody feels weak
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14
MERCHANDISE

which for n safe invostmcn, they c.r-,s..,
Is no equal, - every article lhey og,r,..
To immediate aud bonChcinl use Alv,-,.. p,
medium 81 an honest business. 49, A
prosut0ied Of late that tbe uud,rsi-p,i ,., s
THIS season 20 make heir appearance h, a.
ner. A they DO not propose io IN ~
Goods for cost or less than cost ANA 80 Ni
IN such goods as you are not post,l ,, - ''i
ny are doing every day. 10 IS only
since that ucighborjng town of.,ri N :. y, 81.
Brown Muslin for Sic per yard. 49,. 81
To intelligent huyers this s. a d,u,-.,..
and they will keep sharp lockort 4,
who propose go DO any sdch busincs.
that all such losses must Dee made ., &;
thing else they offer for sale Nc ,'-i..,
vito your examination uf our Stock mn -.
to offer you nothing but Grst-olas. o.si
our departments having entirely irn,..i y, =.
fling and worthless I4b,a siuE. V
special Inducements 90 cash and short t....
ers, aud will take all kinds OF rr,l...
change for goods at fun market v.h.s
viii buy and sell all kinds az produce IN. ~
SHEET & kUNNENptfl
Bcmncy, May %, ls1l
n. B.--Wc viii sell MS low rs anv Hama.
the Country for Cash
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14

A Newspaper OF tho Present Times.
Intended for People Now on Earth.
Including Farmers. Mechanics, Merchants. Pro-
tssslonnl Men, Workers, Thinkers, and all Man
nor of Honest Folks, and the Wives, Sons, ana
Daughters OF all such.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-14

E1 Ono Of the lay speakers IN Mclho-
dist conference illustrated bis readiness to
fratcnizo with the southern brethren, and
bis feelings towards them, by the story Of
the two men that would not speak to each
other; but one, having been converted at
a camp-mocting, on seeing his former enc
my, held out his hand, saying Glow dye
DO, Kemp? am humble enough to shake
lands with dog
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81 a r 81 & w . r K s
Is 4; NJ . We u
NJ GNU NJ e N Il s

and HE AD$TONES which they
offer az very loss prices tor Ctsh
Marble and Narhlczod Manteis, have just been
put zap iu their new Mantcl warc-room. Their
Stock Of
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CUMBERLAND, L
w u u ID

January %, I81l.-tf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
TYPE-SETT1NG BY STEAM.

H. ,o.., r,,,r y. NJ D. Conway Cneiandd Commercial
One invention, however, dld interest," NC 10
- a steam composing machine. n MI MaChlV VI
Warrington has patented TINS snalr, anu ~ , ~ Tbe
Eropbie in London The invention consists 01 TWO ma
rhines one OF these is small one WIlch nus ~ ~
hoard like piano OF II keys The operator sets uSllc
him the copy which is to he put in type ana @
Intermnabe strip of paper, two lhehss nnc
ull of punctuTes. Each one OF these PVno
lures corresponds with iStter Si Wy Tins w. cen
copy. The whole manuscript having uuu. been
ronied in punctures, the roll OF nuhcluisd paper
a. set i'm a machine that looks like an iron centertahe,
The top Of the comfortable has al Mcdnd on IT'S edge
yeyolves The punctured pape runs around, and when
n certain type needed is rear ned, little lever falls by
reason OF the opening ao yed end OF II ny the h0o
the paper, the other end touching and selecting the
letter that is needed, The type selected falls into
place and the row ri selected type pours in continuous
stream out upon regular composers STICK, WHICH, ~
<eem complex in the description, but Il seems Woh1e
kfuly suQ0tn and simple when seen. man eheageu h
fhe perf0raor and three boys at the composer 70 eeo
the boxes with type and space OUT the h4es, 81,
newspaper column large as one OF me Times III ONT
hour which Mr. Macke maintains Is equal 10 inc com
position Of eight II Economics 30 per cent OF OUT
tay The inventor has been 10 years on II, anu ~
certainly gained success. when our commerce.
houses BahbdCes cacuators instead OF clerks aO
our newspaper offices have revolving center tables III
stead Of eompositors, Why should not MI OarNe nv
Republicans of England will do the handsome thlng ~
Yankee who viii invent an autOmat0p queer, tia
sign her name and not have large talnlN ~
turn to Mr. Macke for moment, may add hat III u
chine costs $500 and the inventor advetises tAt ne i
prepared 10 undertake typesettng for one year ia any
house that purchases, at three pence beI 'nUt1.
Iwhatevcr the size of type) set in is ncn Int Mack'
is proprietor Of The Warrington GddfdtIn tne liges
paper England equal 10 10 columns OF me ItnS an'
II certainly II set up very neatly SET w ~ ms
all varieties being usedsInall Ica' mihoh' ana hohpa
reil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
SECOND BOARD, l +. VI.
a., Ponds Railroad HOf.fs- Bank and RdhfOdd-kJpi
saks0 STATE !
WEDNESDAY, July 5-P. ".

The weeks business at the Stock Exchange
opened dun, partly because very many Of the brokers
and operators have yet returned to the street since
the national holiday and partly because OF the general
ndispostiOn OF the spectators in the present dubious
state of the market operate either for rise or de-
cline As there is no demand for stocks at present
prices outside Of that Of cques and spectators there
seems little prospect OF renewed activity in railway
shares The noticeable feature Of the street to-day was
an advance in Government bonds resulting mainly from
the higher range of the gold premium. The transactions
were moderate both in gold and Governments owing to
the slim attendance OF operators on moderate trans
actions the prices Of stocks to-day firm, with a
slight advance on Saturdays quotations till after the
First Board, when an effort TO sell on the part OF
the clidues carried down the market from TO
II per cent the extreme decline being IN Rock
Island, which dropped of from 1l05 to 1883. Sub
seGuently there was a partial rally and recovery
of prices. which advance maintained TO the close.
The Lake shore clique have been somewhat active con-
siderng the general dunes and about 2500 shares OF
that stock changed hands. Following this in extent Of
sales were Norh-Wcstern Ohio and Mississippi, Rock
Island and Central and Hudson. Miscellaneous shares
were dull while coal and express stocks were practi-
caly neglected. At the Boards there were sales Of
C. C. G. and Indianapolis at s9i asa; Chicago and Alton,
I2Old12l Morris and Essex, 93 c. G. and l. C., 2O BOs-
ton. Hartford and Erie, 81 Panama, 81; and Hannibal
and st. Joseph Common $50. The following were the
highest and lowest prices paid for active stocks at the
RnarA daN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06

The steamship NewYork will take the regular mail to-
morrow for Europe. The mail VIII close at the Post
Office and at 1850 p H. at the Foreign Let
ter Office, No 10 Wilam-st.
The money market continues excessively easy, with
much larger offerings than the demand would warrant
OF the supply greater on account of the mac
tyy in the Stock Exchange Should this state of affairs
cOnnue-and indications favor itl-then no change Of
Importance may he looked for until the demand TO move
grain crops in which Will he early in september.
call the general rates and per cent, being
ceptonal. Prime commercial paper of short date sells
at a, and three to four months att To per cent.
United states bonds have been unusually active, the
transactions having beer well distributed and at quota
lions TO u per cent higher than Saturday, Ten
Fores selling freely at 1924 al2s. The higher premium
gold here and favorable dispatches from the other
side, well a good renvestment inquiry. all in
favor OF higher quotations. The limited offerings to the
Treasury also impaired strong tone to the market,
which, however quieter at the close Fisk Hatch
report Governments a. follows at 4 p. H.!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

II KOPtAN MAKhEIN -. =,
LIVERPOOL July 5-l031 mCoiiou opened ltyi hItg Up
lands 8Id : Miiilng Orleans. 909Ai
IovpoN Juy5-il5O mConsos opened o. q. 'or n11e ss
M 6Si1 Er tie account United states Fve-Tgeas TO! si! 1902
old gl,. 1867. GOT; Ten.f0rtes 500; u IL ..ot ,
FRtSxFoRr July L-United FyerHeut closed 81 70 -
the Of 1902. No. ....t-..
pas JIy I-Rentes closed al; IS franc, 2, e-nuue' a.,
LONDON July 5-l:3O m-Consos vi oi DON MONEY '' W.
,....- g.. ala. 81 ga,
- or.,,u nave been made SD for hadugf ~
.bnmeuts Of Cotton Bombay % The iih n' usr s ~
Leen 81 OOj baes Beef 81 per Dbl Lan u tt ca" o.
I0xp0N July $3.50 mCouses closest az ~ - IN a..
f he account American SecuHes-FiSe-I"eHN OVI4' Vs.
ON. 6,s 1os; Ten-F0ries 9t
pans July 5-Rentes closed 55ir &c .,-. AL -
IrvvRpo0I July 5-i.30 ,. m.--tltton c"-'l 10y
~ an Hollands b, asl; Miling Orleans siL si's ,' ''
30 zoo bales: 8O0 bales for export aud sF'cuA'' '''
,x,ov Jplr 5000 m.-Tal0w, IS JdR ... , Ina
Ixnoy bly 5-Eyeuiug-Linsefd Oh 49, To- fIiIis '"t'
Al al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEpNRsDAY July 5SHgRP AID LANHArlyas FOR two days past
II cr a. Fory-egfths' al Commun Wee'gen aui car
direct to butcher 81 head Market mes bat strong for g6o
stock prime sheep selling with little h.her ih aro
worth id4ic. Lambs s % sGlgc for most u lo sni l as o.
Hume Elliott 2 tr1l 50 1 bc Y Do 90
10 sic "a Of 53d6 b. Sc . o., 9ci % Ohio aud 10 Can
sheep, S5dlOl n. &C.. 10 OF llj IA, oc 800
Kby sold % Canada sheep lOl %. az DC; h oio n ~ C.,
lambs I35 Kentucky lambs s. u. ~ state II N.
do, Of n, 9lc, ami 100 of s6otJ ID a luc.
At ComnuHpaw J. " Pdcok o 20 Ohio sheep az 4
Sic Kentucky. IS TO- &C. 900 Kentucky Lambs. &c.
Co. sold 1888 IS 10 Indiana sheep iic.
Eleven sheep and lambs C5mmunpiw
Imbs Chamerins By A. BnO q jersey y b gIc, AMI =
55d62 10 away % lie
HoGs-Rcepts for dvsiG Fortoh-s q AZ CoHmun
and rars making SOL The marked iirnce about l
medium AID heavy weights Light With few exceptions
at 6lc; with loo n zane AMI Sic for extreme heavy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06

,-,,,v T,ly s-Coton quiet bat firm; Low MdiD,A- L
net. g5ci grades IN Improved demand N-taL
tn,yny o1ot,t5ns Wis II 2 81 o. Am9s 40, ~,
e ~ 81 ia II 81. Fair Good Sl 5n4 = 4 Vn"
TN I'm q a. "a %. Pennsylvania - Jd - - on .
uhi, I'M A. re do yellow frmer 81 'bc Mlkei ",tv
- 81 az Mes PORK steady az So Bacon hrhi -.
eS Dr. So. s0g,c Clear Rib, sic Hau,s-Susaicu -'
20 s,o :, m ilc WHISKY quiet bet firm ~ "; 4t'c
D., ,,vtptt, July st 0itOu steady. MllAls p'h .
c,s a. ouerctron Bark fmi No At so tg ss sD' "
Dul, Supertne - IS so Extras - o.. . -
y - ~ ~ 80 Tor Spring wheat; S6d 70 - iof sa -
- w.. Winter Wheat Wheat queti Oh Red Ntse1 70
~ 20 New Rcd southern Al A. Re IS guod 81 49, -
Corn du Yellow. 5scf MIei wessrn, "a ~ SI w.. .s
as so Iani dull at l0dOic. Pc;rolcum, tll1e i''''
ii. WHISKY 6rm. Western iron.b0und y,c d., qr,1 sl'.
ovyco July 5-Flour steady aai IN g,o dch,l.i Az e
~ ~ 55 Cor No I Spring. ~ - flr Amber Ntl'I, oit No
Wr,sr : Is for Double Extra. Wheat gnet =,
t, N,bi,sn AZ 50 and Gao buh No Rod 1.'i
a, ~ ana on ear At 6tc. OstsNoue % TO- tsl
az, - III, c,ynal Corn Mead. ~ 'f i.'l - - as
''. Nl Frei dmer; shorts so 20 SAi ,-a' y Ia est
u ~, = : gO h uu. HizhNincs. nc Nat ii't' . Nv
80, 80 10 Nrw-lorki Lunbet = L" ~ nv 90 o.
&c Ip,rorV Fghts-Fonr 20 Boron pc =, M III
ldA EauN-n ps,ints by Iake-lOfo0 hrsh Nlff q -
Lumber. shipments " 49,
2,l6oo" ieei bu 5Iv Cotton quiet end weak; Mlrg | VI
tlN'lNNN IN moderate demand; Fsmlt. 80 5d ~ o Il a.,
flou =, 80 Is Whels doll and sli'e oeef 10 s' gge
new - ~ ii - Com duli prices h'', t0tiei s.
: ~ ,l ,ri blm CO., Oats steady, Ui;l Moderate
10 ai prier ul aul nominal Pok-FLl prices asked -,a
4'.I rs 50 asked choice Country, = - Offered LA uaI
maui b,ter. 6m: sales OF Country, olc Of CT, li ~ ~
Demand airi prices advanced Shoud-ss a atty ~ nd
81 eet Bacon-Dcmsud good mn prices si.'s sss.
49, Rt sides Sc; Clear sides aisanc, u T. ,ssGJ.
,sUemand isir; prices advanced. - 20 ~ ="
VIII moderate dcpaBd, tgG$e latter pnee for extra I'S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
HARVEY FISK. A. 3 HAICh'
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers IN Government; Securities,

HARVEY FISK A, :. HAICH
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH, }
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities,
No. 5 Nassau-st., New-York, July j. 1871.
The amount of the best class Of securities now
available in the market prices which render them
desirable and profitable for investment is limited in
comparison with the amount of capital which must
seek investment from the July disbursements, and
the most substantial of these must be rapidly alb
sOrbed. Preference will of course be given by pru-
dent investors to those combining the best assu-
RANGES of absolute safety with liberal interest Oh
their cost
THE FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS OF THE CHESA-
PEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY offer peculiar
inducements to judicious investors
/. The Road is under experienced conservative,
and honorable management The Company is one
of the strongest and most reliable and trustworthy
corporations in the country with well-established
credit, and possessing property and franchises Of
great value.
p There is ample security for the entire mort gage
already existing in completed Road, Equipments
and work done.
3. The regular and prompt payment of interest
and the security of the principal are beyond ques-
ton.
4. 1t is an old and successful Road with 227 miles
in profitable operation, and 100 miles additional
nearly completed extending itself in response TO the
demands OF commerce. As \ UkEAI EAsl AND WEST
TRUNK LINE FROM THE ATLANTIC TO THE OHIO,
and for the accommodation of the immense mineral
resources along its line
5. The traffic necessary to render its extension
profitable does not depend on a slow future develop
ment bit an enormous and profitable trade is already
paihng for and iRciting IL. =.
6. The Loan is sufficient in amount to become
widely known, popular and marketable, while it will
be but a slight tax upon the great earning capabili
ties of the Road.
Price Of the bonds, until further notice, 90. and
accrued interest from MAY l.. FISK d HATCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06

The gold market strong aud higher carly in the
day, fairly active volume Of business, the price
having made further advance TO 13!. This quotation
was only momentary. however, and the price re-
coded to ll33 at which the market closed steady The
rise checked by the reports from London OF higher
quotations for bonds there and the easing up Of the
change market here; while the Treasury sale to-mor-
row Of 100000 also had its influence the price. The
rates paid for carrying were l, ?, per cent, and
Hat. The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
was $H9S5CoO; gold balances sl,732O3, and currency
balances, S2OOssGO. The following were the quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06

the Company. The lands are released from taxation
ana are worth more than the whole amount Of tba
mortgage. The Road will form the Great dir I'm.
Route from Chcdgo and Mhcagkee 10 81 Pam and
the North Vest Bonds for sale at 90 and infe6asf in
currency by WHITE, MORRIS d Co.. No IS Wilt
and GWYNNE, JOHNSON u DAY, no 10 Wall-st /,
where pamphlets and further information Gan be-
obtained. ~ w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoRK, Wednesday, July 5, 1871.

Messrs. s. Dingees sale at Alturas was a
success About 900 people in attendance from New
York and upwards Of 5000 persons the grounds
The property offered sold at good prices, averaging
much higher than at the previous sale. As soon as the
improvements are perfected another sale Will be held
of which due notice will be given.
Lewis f. Wood sold on Monday, by order OF the
Assignee in Bankruptcy for cash. some five lots on Je
sew CITY Nights Fun details of sale will he found below
VIM III. Raynor has sold eight lots west side Eghth-
ave. between One-hundredand-t hirty-cghth ana one
hundredand thirty ninhst and 20 on the rear Ten on
each street Ss7 also, four lots, northwest corner
sixth-ave and Northumberland thrteenthst, ana Elk
on the rear and four adjoining, fronting ON Avenue 81
Nicholas, for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
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