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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-24

PERsoNAL.-H. W. Raymond, Esq, one OF
the proprietors Of the New York Times, and the
son Of the distinguished journalist, Hon. Henry J.
Raymond. lately deceased, left Charleston on
Wednesday for Augusta. He had been staying
here several days, aud had an opportunity Of see-
ing much OF interest connected with our city.
OBJ. Bunce, Esq, the associate editor OF Ap-
pletons, Journal, and Harry Fem, Esq, who ls
now probably .he most prominent artist In land.
scspe delineations Oh this consinent left Charles
tonlast night on their tour Westward. They are
engaged in preparing material for illustrating
"Plcsuresque America" now publishing in Apple.
toms Journal, and the readers OF that popular
magazine win, doubtless, soon enjoy the results
OF their labors In and around our city.
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1OUTHERN DYE HOUSE.

4 new FRENCH DYE HOUSE has been opened
It No. 35s KING street, where DYElEG IN all col
,rs. and Cleaning Of all kinds Is done at the
!. BILLER, French Dyer,
No. $50 King street, near corner George street,
sep18-1yrt
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kINSMAE BROS,
No. 81 Market street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-24

The UNITED STATES CoURT.-The District
Court was opened at II O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, his Honor Judge Bryan presiding.
R.. m. Marshall, assignee Of Jos. Purcell, was
ordered to pay to VIM. Brookbanks the sum ol
$751;, in full, Of his claim against the bankrnpt's
estate.
The marshal having made his return OF the sale
OF wagon, two horses and ten boxes OF tobacco,
seized at Sumter, for violation OF the internal
revenue law, he was ordered to pay the costs OF
the action, and divide the balance Of the money,
$2Ss o6, between the informer, W. T. D. Knight,
and Collector Donaldson.
The report OF the special referee on the petition
of T. D. Wagner, landlord,a re Jos. Purcell, bank
rupt, disallowing rent as a lien was overruled,
and the rent was allowed to the extent Of one
uoor NTH In toroct
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MEN KE Il MU LIE B,
No. s25 KING STREET.

MEN KE Il MU LIE B,
No. s25 KING STREET,
Have Just opened an entire New Stock OF
CLOTHS, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &C.,
for Spring and Summer.
Our Clothing Is very large and fine selected
stock for Men, Youths and Boys. from S. to $50
per suit. The largest portion ia OF imported
goods and manufactured by ourselves; We can,
therefore, recommend them as regard 1T, wear
and workmanship.
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
Is supplied with the finest selection Of FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC CLOTHS, D0ESKINS. DIAGo.
NAILS, TRIC0TS, MELTONS, CHEVIUTS, CASSI.
MERES, &C., and very large stock Of the most
fashionable Pant and Vest Patterns, which we
will make up to order BY measure In the latest
styles. The foreman In this department Of our
business has no equal In the artistic world for cut
ting and producing an elegant 1T.
FURNISHING GOODS.
This department Is supplied with the celebrated
STAR SHIRTS, Foreign and Domestic Under
shirts aud Drawers, Silk and Tn hread Gloves, Linen
and Paper Collars, Neckies, Bows, ,scarfs, Pocket
HandkerchIefs, Socks, Umbrellas, &c.
Our stock has been selected with great care,
and prices marked very low in plain figures.
Buyers In our line will find it to their advantage
to give US call before purchasing elsewhere.
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The collector Of the port was ordered to deliver
to Captain C. A. French, master Of the bark Kedar,
the niue bales Of tobacco seized information by
the United States for violation Of the custom
laws.
The court then adjourned until II O'Clock this
morning.
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CONSTABLES,
BUsI ESS NOTIC Els.

]. N. MgLYANEY, rUIeU
Charleston. S. O., March 23d, 1871.
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to give their Pogoice address in fun and TO notify
Of any change in the address between quarter-day
The whole proceeds Of the new loan will be applied
TO the payment or redemption and cancellation Of
the $50 years six ~ cent bonds and in addition to
these proceeds the 5-20s are now being reduced by
purchase at the rate of $40, 600 600 per month.
The entire effect, therefore, of the New Loan in
connection with the existing Sinking Fund process
OF the Treasury, is to reduce both Principal and In
tcres Of the Public Debt of the United States The
Loan creates no additional supply Of Government Stocks
while the application of the
in Gold from Customs is constantly essening as it
has been doing for two years pact, the Funded
Stocks bearing six ~ cent Gold Interest
The LIST of May schedule Of the Public Debt which
has inst been published by the Secretary of the
Treasury shows reduction in these Stocks since
the April schedule of Sl22l57 700, and further less
cung Of the yearly interest charge thereon Of 1892,
go This leaves the total yearly interest charge in
Gold. s2.O3i In the same mouth the Treasury
maid and cancelled S247OOOO of the Three y Cent
Currency debt reducing the whole of this debt bear
ING interest to Sjl 023GO0, and the yearly interest
charge thereon TO Sl,5&,410.
The proposed further reduction Of the annual in
terest charge upon the Public Debt by rcfunding Is
as follows:
Bv exchange Of s5oOOOoOoO United states six
per cents for five per cents OF FOL FUDVn
By exchange OF $3OO,OlO,0CO United states SIX $1,000.
per cents for four aud hafper cents OF lsG6 $4,000
nv exchange OF s7OOO00,O00 United states SIX $500.
per cents for four per cents Of 1901 .l9oooNcO
Total saving per annun by refunding .s23''Oo"O
The large and rapid accumulation in the last lew
years of private capital now retired from active buSi
ness. and Ct the cash Savings aud Life Insurance
premiums deposited with or intrusted to the Prov
dent institutions of the country-all seeking the
most undoubted security, pledged to be kept free OF
all taxes under national or local authority, and con-
tent provided this object be assured, with moderate
rates Of intercst-vil no doubt ultimately absorb
90 mich of these new stocks as may not be
taken in voluntary conversion OF United states 32s
or marketed abroad. e. l. NokNEL,
IN charge OF United States Loan Advertising
Tjeas,pg Office Ncw-York, May ?. 1871.
PROGRESS OF REDUCTION or THE NATIONAL DIET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-11

The sessions Of the Board held to-day IN the h'l
of the oH open Board to which place ne business mere
tofor transacted in the Long Room has also been trans
: rrcI. The repairs and alterations of the STOCK BY
change building began to-day, and will not be completed
before She first August, up TO which time tie h oi
The old Open Board viii Ice used
Acop.paratvc statement of hc receipts from several
sources OF revenue taxable under xxi ting laws, for the
nr-t nine months OF tic fiscal year ending June 80 ieo
and for the same period of ISL, shows for the former
period Aggregate receipts of %2L@t7i0 ahd lor tl'
latter period SlO,5oGoi-au aggregate Of decrease OF
Sisi.GCG or II per cent. The decrease in the receipts
from all sources except spirits is chiefly due to the ac' q"
July H. 1870. which releases large number 81 ailceN
from taxation 1he statement shows a falling of OF
siGa,Ii6 IN the tax Oh spirits, $555,-S9 III incomes
2Go3GO in special taxes, and $53y2,25 Ia ar'F' ana
ocsnpators formerly taxed but row exempt there Is
an increase receipts FROM tobacco of fl'tii' RON
fcrueucd LIQUORS :s07 400; and from penalties, $1,000
TIE subscriptions 10 the loan today were N0Wp
Tho Internal Revenue receipts today were >15lc5
The philadelphia stock market was steady TO-DAY
Prrns, lvauia SKIES. third issue. sold az 100; Fhi"ic
plia and Efe Railroad 2s3; Reading Railroad, 81 SIG;
and Pennsylvania Railroad. C2l. Gold closed II M.
ne Ybiade,bil LcdJer, in its money article to-day
sry-:
"somc compoton was made 80 ,criay ~ rii,oaI cr
cl,- 10y ih" "u ouEccucut thar the i"""nH fhIoH
Company "af competing win t!r Ptus[i nm, la'.,
Compauic. Of NcwJcrsey. We do nGt snow the rEact
term, "f On" proposition OF ne i;aVnS i!i,to"t ,u
toiuIuir, ~ heir meeting tie al inst; hu the art
tina; ihr terms aud conditions Of Tie lca-r to th1 Penn
~,lyiuli Railroad Company were !ulli aH'ti To
Ly The Eo,ri. with some trbing m0iiira-
fi,u. which wee rs cstcd 20 ycft,riaf
by the pInusy lNaLit Railroad, would seem I"
ii.rroy, the report Of such competitions NJ. Cover, as
,at Il. Monday last, GTctlv stated that Ms company
did NOT desire UIic~s the Pcuusy wanna COMPANY
crcircd. and then wished only To take the Delaware
ANA Rarjgu Canal; hut. II nrcr-suy, would TAX" me
ci,.if works 81, Ic wo;d 81 person 70 take the
railroad OH his hands. % is hardly pro'adc thit
ur,po..jiuu oI ~ Indefinite character VIII co'uHli
i7, y.at atrrti uf stockholders, though there VIII
pr.uau'y Doe .rthcr Developments at Inc mc'Ih'
"a Trenton To-day.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, My oBare two c'te have ''r rer'v'd ~
ssug ter sine, M0risy alge br sc 'ooo~ sboi
~ cats at WeehAphen The wsrs Of baehr aTg DOT lake
SHEEP LAsBs-Afer 1901 eteriay We have 10 on ts
market 10 a-8 Conmun, a f0uye llh and car
Font eth - Trace slow and s.ou clp .a:- loser hss
Monday Cu we're rough o &c.. with rr
fair at bdGlc prime 6cYery few 5c Lsms are worth l3asi
rctures sht and 10 the night buyers a. ~ D. bss
liz latter nice cannot he counted upon the future a Conu1n-
paw n Picocs 100 hestern wool deep ~ ID o. i oz o.
q h. &C. sheir- 5 81 81 d d. q p o. d" d. o." ,h
Jersey lambs. 4 d. a. l4c kae Co. sold 10 strl sl7p |"
ID, al C.c. sui 10 bucks 10 ID ~ - eGca 80. 80.
st6c ara of2C 10 &C. with 10 calves, lL n, at " ad g
l2G h ct &c , 20 H. 81.
A. BRISTOL Cambern sold p jersey 'nb' 2 To- Il 49, al
II Of q TO- very fine, 10 lDc $500, Oh, . -,
uunipaw and 10 FoHetsi leY quote t"' " nv n''
saesf cars, Is5 H. st 70 o.. cw c'i, j." d. N 3D. i' 'S'
ears. les
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From HayTvs Weekly
THE MYSTERY OF GJLGAL
BY JOHN RAY,

The darkest, strangest mystery
1 ever read, OF heeIn, or see,
IL long Of a drink at Taggarts Hall
Tom Taggart's. OF Gilgal.
I've heern the tale thousand ways,
But never could ct through the maze
That hangs around that queer days dom
But III tell the yarn TO yOuuns.
Tom Taggart stood behind his bar,
The time was Fail, the skies was fer
Tie neighbors round the counter draWed-
Ana ca 'mly drinked ana javed'
Al last come Colonel Blood, Of pike,
And old Jcdge Phiun, pcrniScus IAe'
And each, as he meandercd m
Remarked, "A whisky-sklh'
Tom mixed the beverage full and far,
And slammed n, smoking, OF Tue paI.
Some says three fingers, some says wv
III leave the choice to you.
Phinn 10 the drink put forth his hand
Blood drawed his knife. with accent olanu
81 AK yer parding, Mister Phinn-
Jest drap that whisky -Ssin''
No man hich-toncdcr could he iound
Than old Jcdge Phinn the country ronnd.
Says he, Young man, the tribe OF Phinr
Knows their own whisky
He went for his lcyeniuch howie-knifc--
81 tries 20 fOller % Christian life;
But IN drap slice Of liver or two
Ny blOOmin' shrub, with you.'
They carved IN q way that all admired.
TN Blood drawed iron az last, and fred
II took Seth BludsO 'twiXt the eyes,
which caused him lacat surprise
Then coats went on, and all went in
Shots and bad language sWciird 'he u'"
The short. sharp bark of Dcringers'
Like bull-pup>, cheered The lHfS''
They piled the >tifs outside inc , u"Dd
They made, reckon, cord ul INV
Girls went that Winter, az a fuI''
Alone TO speiln' school.
Two soar,b in vain. from Dan 10 Beer
Shcha. To make this ys'If' 'It"'
Rnt I end with hit ~ dad heSlN
VINO con IHB wHiShN-sklN
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Ncw-Ymk. Philadolphia, Washington.
Fi,cal AGENTS Northern Pacific RAILROAD.

THE BCEIINCroN, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD of iowa is now earning more than Il per
cent uet ON The amount Of it, mortgage obligations.
It,. pcr cent gold bonds me equal for security TO
Government, OF any Railroad issue. They com
maud ready market and We are prepared to buy
and sell them at all times.
No inyestmeu; in the market. possessing equal
guarantees OF safety returns an equal percentage of
interest.
Tho Chicago. Burlington and Quincy has given a
traffic guarantee and oligatcS i,self to invest IN
these bonds 80 per cent of the gross earnings derived
from all business from this road This Is SUFFICIENT
indicaiion of the estimate of the enterprise by tine
largest and most far-sghted corporation in the West
Price ~ and accrued interest in currency. Pam
pnlet, and fall particulars furnished apPlIGation
HLNRY CLENs u Co., 81 " .ll-st.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
FIpppCAN NAREkIN

IrvVapoot Ny l0f0:lO m-C0t.ou creme N 90 pc oostg
qu1iaton.: Mddhrg Upands, 7!a;}t Mddius o. r '.1'd
LoNBoS m.-tuLso and
the account Amec secgre- easier Mrs IT, ~.
1868 Old. 9o! l5ls 81 i-Forss 81
FRASkFoRr MAY OEyenng-Juited States fir-l vent ".e'
clo.cd at az FOR tie tsas 0f lt2. o.,
White Corn, 80 2 quarter for oats, q 6c iGd o.
cwt. 49,
LONDON May lo-l3o p Con,ol s3 for both MONEY sDi he
IvERpooI Ma i0-go p m-PorE C. = bN for Prime we:en
Fine Mess
LoypoN May I-t20 In-Conos closed El foE 10th money
American Its- quiet and sdri IT, : feIseEY
bonds so l6o5 OLD 9c. ~, S2}; TeHFor'rs. t,.
LIyKRPooL MAY lO4:sO m(ottOu clO,ei s'y Ahg Up
lands "a; Miidbug Orleans :! a7; sis oi t d 1000
bales export and speculation hAes Of Cotton ID lam
Charleston savannah 10. Mlu1 the.~r g. c'i 10
best grades OF American line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-11
LAND GRANT BONDS.

We offer for -alc at par and accrued interest, the
EW-r MORTGAGE BONDS Of the
NpWTTEEN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
barring iHtcrc, in gold 1t a-lU per cent, payable
semi-anuuJly.
In addition 10 the security usually attached TO
a first mort gage railroad bond. these bonds const-
tue - fist and only mortgage uDOn about sixty mil
lions of acres of valuable mineral. agTcul'uia and
timber lands. granted by the Government to ald III
the construction Of this road.
Thee bonds are issued both coupon and regis
tered. Interchangeable 1t the pleasure OF the ho!dor
and are at all times receivable al 10 per cent pre-
MUM for the lands of the Company at their lowest
cash prices. For ii,ll information. address
JAY COOKE n Co.,
Ncw-YoIk, PhadoIpha, Washington.
Fiscal AGENTS Northern Pacific RailrOad.
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sole. o, sat, sc1I-Ea' ool boaa.-Eaa and Fa'loa'


The stock market has been insuilrmhly dull,
and the movements nominal. While the fluctuations
have been unusually harrow. the market during the
morning WIS ou the whole firm in tome. bat rather
heavier feeling was developed later iu tie dH Inc
more special features wcl" Reading EHr' ana h''N
Island t,ouqh q pa.sahly fair hu-nHs, was done in
Nc.yor} Central and Hu .son Ohio aau ". ,sSipp,
North Western common ANA preferred, and tnioh iaohc
The less prominent li-t firm bat IG'ei as Ihr ;ed IA
the official lit printed the head oi tho c'lu"n III"
miscellaneous biz, va. steady and expires shares lower
TIE following ubr shows the highest an lowe prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-11
OFFICE or MoEroN, Boss & Co, BANKERS, I
NEM-NnRK ID MaY 1871.

We offer for sale at the current market prices OF
the day. MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD
BoNDs or THE UNION Pacific RAILROAD COMPANY,
maturing from 1896 to 1899, Coupons payable July
and Jan. l.
The Union Pacific Railroad has been in operation
rs a through line in connection with the Central
Pacific Railroad since May TO- 1869. Its earnings for
the Two years ending May TO- 1871. will be over
SI6.m0GOO The amount of yearly interest on the
Fnst-MortgaQe Bonds is $i63l,220, gold. The not
earnings fot@s70 were S?9i7 SG2 o. The increase of
net earnings for the three months ending April l,
ISL were S3JS ijG 50 the corresponding period
for 1870.
Col. Thomas !. Scott. President Of the Company,
estimates the
Earnings for ISL az .s9UnNJO
And Expenses 4,J0'OVJ
Leaving the estimated Net Earnings 100000
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
n ~ - I....Ls - RrLLLo-L-

FER Norm httef ItssfS dHt i"''i0t'T
MAY l037 pigs Ashes, pkgs BeesNaI 29'l bal t.ch E'n
pr Fruit Lbs bbs. E.-s, ll6R bUs Flour hu Dlsl Nlai
l6 Corn, H. Dush. Oats 81 bhl. Otin ~ y hhlS 'oa
Meal POO bills Corn Meal i5 bags Corn Mes $50 hDb Man ba
Iesss 2 eg Wool 900 bbl hsky SO bale Hops j. bales Hemp
5! sides Lea'hrr So hbls Rou s9 bbs sp'n lu eohae ~
b Tar o. bills Pora 25i pkg Cheese 265i pkgS Bt 10 Peg
ut Neat % rkgs Lard 81 pigs Beef Is pAg Susrn ~ pc
Crease SIS psgs Cake . PKG Bce so toEs >rh $40 s.H
chests Tea IL LID Tobacco, Us boxes ana cAsrs A"'
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A. usual on Wednesday, Foreign ENt
DIM. hni rltcs Wlre .lrnne u. IDIInNI:

Tire money market has been exceedingly eaNy. and
borrowers have experienced nU dlG,tiiy IN meeting
their requirement, ut and prr cent oH''ds' "f a"cc
table collateral, with exception, 80 and o.. Prime dis
count. are in demand al ga - per c''tl.
Government bonds have quiet. hot -trrn@ in roue
with ,aI,s OF iaG1 10 H. hc.c i--,~ hr> 'i. pron
ncntiy dealt in. The market cla.,d ,.d,. and Fisk Il
Hatch report rs follows:
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Louisville AID NASHVILLE RAILROAD CoNsoL-
tp,Ttp SIIFN lEE CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BoNls.-
The small amount remaining usOd are offered AT
NI\tTy-Two AND ONT-UAIT and accrued interest
The .ccurty Of these bonds ~ beyond any qneS-
ton and the price, in comparison WIN other hrs'-
class Railroad bonds. very low. =,
wv JouN j. CISCO 4 son, 80 Mall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-11

There was an unusually large business I'm railroad
bonds the aggregate sales at the boards footing up s'2'
COO TIE business ha. been mostly in Pacific Union niS9
selling at 92sa933 Land Grant, sa544 ana Income,
s5aq5l Cenras were in request at 1919 The Following
vcrp the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-11

With one exception. when it declined 10 iiI gold h"i
been i tie price being typed 90 III. ' market
,rcsrutirg tie usual dizziness. For carving the rates
were l. H. D aud per cent. The -P.cie eNl"u to-day
was s2if.j Tie day's hu,iu,, 81 the Cold L1chtn-c
Bank was ~ lolow-: Gold cleared 5J.'' %: gold bel
auccs. sIlo7coj: currency balances, sl.51gt. The fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-11

The foregoing is "a correct statement OF the puDhc
debt rs appears from the books and lreasurers re-
tuns in the Department at the close of business
April 80. 1871. WILLIAM 4. RICHARDSON,
Acting Socretary Of the Treasury.
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a GREAT OFFER :,
Gituntions Uanteo-- females.

4 HIGHLY respectable, competent Woman
N desires situation hOU EKfErfk las hr'SS ri,rcps
civ or coauy country Vreierd Ca uutss O SLhEL st.
Is, East Onelrulrcand.t act,t Harlem, y Y for Gli',
A LARGE SUPPLY Of fr>t-class German,
"a li- American EkiP io. rva'e i'nlie
ho ring End hotels in city country Can he oah ~ l'
Si1thaye over drug store
4 LARGE number OF tirst-casS SthN M >
~ for IN positions with excellent recommendations consnl TiA"
=; J3 Bower. Entrance ou fr,-s' PIT. nm
LYIRST-CLASS Female Servants, supplied by
PIERCE Co Bow Ing 6r'eI inr' ' o'ht S''oON'
from Aaecs n Eugish. scotch German, Snces Irish
EIRST-RATE FENALESERNANISs supplied
by PIERCE Co. Bowiul-rcen Geruho1i ana oDei s'e
tons nom Americans. English GDnntas SHeics, sd frl.
| IyODD ornlon Frnlle Servants ar Mrs Hills
* German I25 Noio, te'"een yntn an" H'' 20
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.-..-.. sss.sss
REGISTER of the Treasury.


Registered bonds will be issued of the denomina-
nations of 500 500 5000 $1,000, $1,000 and $1,000.
and coupon bonds of each denomination except 'he
last two The interest will be- Iayahe in the United
States a The Office Of tie Treasurer any Assistant
Treasurer, OF designated depository Of the Govern
mcnt. quarterly, on the First days of February May.
August and November, in each year. The interest
Oh the Registered stock of this loan IL ~ determined
by fhe Treasury Department. will be paid ~ con
yeniently 90 the holder the Coupon stock, and
personal attendance, attendance by proxy at the
Treasury 10 draw and receipt for the Interest VIII
he dispensed with, ,cheHeger he check Of the 'Cmfod
States Treasurer mailed paRctadliy 10 TIE address aad
orer Of each hOIder, before erey qadTfr-ddy -
p,cJe,1ed 10 such attendance This check payable IN
Gold Coin at the Treasury in New-lork Tor such
other Office ~ the stock is registered All will be ne
gotiable or collectablc the indorscment OF the
owner or owners of the Stock In pursuance OF tins
arrangement the subscribers 10 or purchasers o.
the stock in its registered form (which IL complete
protection against theft other losses Incl
dent " Coupon Bonds payable to bearer are advised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-11

state bonds have been active and strong with sharp
advance in the prominent issues. Ia the present min
terestng condition Of the stock market, speculation runs
In this direction The following are the bids:
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THE MARKETS.


NEpNE,BN. Mas TO- b'l.
,,.,, rt 10, g., Pot. remain. G7l N fair demrud,
-sg - iui hu. STEADY 81 ava - -.
TOIfOS-T, market duh AID weak bu' zoe quo'ab @ %
- 49,. All m ,y,nz including tG} fer export, LII 10Y COZ
ti,n ana rs ia transit For future delivery, ~ tShns
r ., IA lisa c 40 for Juue a M as Albci J JOY JUN ~
I,, Lao fr Nsr at llsGlf ..l6c; lao fcr June ~
tir: l,I Juiy IT lfl0 Il 3tei 10 r August ~ -"
A he aud 1890 iog September % l4tN i'.c W, queue
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