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THE EVENING NEWS.

PHILIP LYNCH, Rditsr and Proprietor
ALE. DorEN Associate Editor
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Tho Manager takes pleasure In announcing
that he has effected OF engagement with that
truly great Artist and EMINENT TRACE
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KATIE,
CAIRO.

ST. LOUIS AND NEw ORLEANS PAcxr, q.
PANY.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS
Illinois Central Railroad Packets
.fA For MEMPIS, CAIRO an
kE41 the Bends-The fine passe,s
DSteameIs OF this line will leav. |.
follows:
COMMONWEALTH. 49,. ......... SEDAN, Nxs
Leaves on THURSDAY, April 6. at5P.Y
RICHMOND. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GREEN, NsS
Leaves on SATURDAY. April s, at5PN
Giving through bills of lading to all point
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, Nasbr,,
and Northwestern Railroad. and Memphis M
Ohio Railroads.&c. to ST. Louis.
Through Tickets furnished at lowest n.ss
all points East, West and North. by all the W,
Gus routes via Memphis, Cairo and St. Lou
Staterooms secured at General Office, lO4 Con.
mon street.
A. A. WOODS, General Ageu.
104 Common Stss
G. G. WAYNE, Freight Agent
81 Natchez StnsI
JOHN N. BOFINGER. Presidep.
Bills of lading for all freights over the d
linois Central Railroad; signed at the Ola
of JAMES 7. TUCKER
apl. 6-tf 26 Carondelet Strw
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L. DARBY,
3. w. BAKER,
H. MAHONEY.

Mr.. Souer, of Avoyelles, moved that
the report be recommit.ed, and called
for the previous question.
The main q lestion was ordered, by q
rising vote OF 80 yeas to 8 nays.
The question recurring on the motion
to re-commit, it was lost by rising vote
Of 81 yeas to As nays.
Mr.. Devices, Of De Soto, moved the
adoption of the report.
Carried, by rising vote OF 81 yeas to
Is nays.
MIR. Devices, of De Solo, moved that
the constitutional rule be suspended to
put Senate bill No l47, the State funding
bill, on its second reading, whereupon
Messrs. Kenncr and Adolphe called for
the yeas and nays, with the following
result
Yeas: Adolphe. Antoine, Baker, Barrett
3arrow, Belot, Bentley, Bowen, Broussard,
Brown, Buckingham, DarinsDurg. Davidson,
Davis, Dnrnss. Devices, Faulkner, Floyd, p
Iarper, W. Harper, W Harper. Hampstead,
Ia oal;aicre, h. Lott J. B. Lott, Marie. Mar
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Respectfully submitted,
JAMES S. MATTHEW'S,
Chairman.

CHAIRMAN.
Mr.. Carr, Of De Soto, moved that the
report of the committee on House bill
No. GA, an act to insure the safety and
permanency of the levees of the State,
and to provide the means therefor, be
adopted.
Carried
The bill was considered as engrossed,
and placed on the calendar for a third
reading.
Mr.. Carr, of De Soto, moved for the
adoption of the report of the committee
on House bill No 124, an act making an
appropriation to levee certain portions of
the Ouachita River, and providing the
mode of proceeding to accomplish the
same, upon which the yeas and nays
were called for by Messrs Kenner and
Ringgold, of Orleans, with the following
result
Yeas Baker, Berker, Barrow Bentley, Blunt.
Bowen, Brewster, Broussard Bryan, Bucking-
ham, Burch, Chachere, Cochran, Davidson,
Ellis, Faulkner, Fontelieu, Gaddis Garstkamp,
P. Harper, Kearson, Kilen. Kinsella, L. Sail
Mere, Llambias, II. Lott, j. b. Lott, Lynch,
Matthews, McCarty, Mcfarland, Morrs, Muir
ray, Ong, Souer. Ullman, Wards, Wheyland,
II. Williams, Wilson-40.
Nays Adolphe, Barrett. Butler Darinsburg,
Davis, Demas Hyams, johnson, kenner Lau-
rent Marie, Meadows, Moncure, Moore, Nor
ply, Pond, Ringsold, Stamps. Tain an, Thomp
son, Tounoir, Turelud Ver,ett, washington, o.
Assumption, Washington, of Cordia, Worrall-
| 26.
Carried.
Mr.. Davidson, of Livingston, moved
an adjournment until half-past seven
o'clock. p. NJ.
Upon which the yeas and nays were
demanded by Messrs. Kenner and Ring
gold, OF Orleans, with the following re-
suit
Yeas Adolphe, Antoine, Baker, Barker,
Barrett, Barrow, Butler, Carr, Chachere, Cocil-
ran. Davidson. Demas, Durio, Floyd, Fonteliel,
Gaddis, Girstkamp. W. Harper, Hampstead,
| Huston. Hyar,s. johnson, Kearson, Killen,
Kinsella, La Saliniera, Llambias Lynch, Mat
thews, Mcfarland, Meadows, Moncure, Morphy,
Murray Nelson, Ong, Oplatek, Otto, Pond,
Schumacher, Stanton. Tatman. Thompson,
rureaud, Washington Of Assumption, Waters,
Wheyland, II. Williams Wison-49.
Nays Belot, Betley. Blunt, Bowen. Brewster,
Brown, Bryan Burch, Crawford, DarinsburGs,
Davis Faulkner, z. Harper, kenner, Fl. Lott,
J. b. Lott Marie, Mccarthy, Morrie. Riley,
iiinggold, Souer Stamps, Uilmann, Wands-
Is.
Carried.
And the House was accordingly adj
jouyned.
WILLIAM VIGERS,
Chief Clerk House of Representatives.
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House bill No. pa, to amend en- act
entitled On act to authorize the COM
pilation of new and official map of the
State.
House bill No. AS, for the relief Of
the parish of Jefferson, right bank of the
Mississippi river.
House bill No GO, to incorporate the
Francs-Amis Benevolent Association of
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Also to notify you that the Senate has
concurred in amendments to House bill
No. 30, to purchase five hundred copies
of treatise on attachments, with notes,
etc
And, also, that the Senate has con-
Cured in House amendments to Senate
bills No. 50 and los. establishing the
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Judicial Dis
tricts, ETC.
Respectfully,
CHARLES H. MERRITT,
Secretary of the Senate.
The House adjourned, on motion OF
Mr.. Cain Sartain, of Carroll, until twelve
o'clock tomorrow
WILLIAM VIGERS,
Chief Clerk.
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ST1AN66OArs
VICKSBURG AND BENny

For GnEENvILLE, VIcKsBuRo and tbop
Leaves every THURSDAY, at5,
f. FoR GRErNvnLr A.,
= ~ Sunny Side, Eggs Point, Bag
Grand Lake, Leota NJ
Carolina. Pitchers Point Skipwith, Islan
dence, Pennsylvania, Goodrich's NM
Bend Duckport, vicksburg. Grand Gull 5, :
seph, Rodney. Waterproof, Natchez p.
Sara Baton Rouge, Plaquemine. DonAld.O,s:N"
and all intermediate and Coast landin,.
new and magnificent steamer
KATIE,
]. NJ WHITE, Master; T.. HowAsn H.,
VIII leave - above. and, will land all Coss., -.
engers With their freight
Connects at Nicksburg with packeN Z
points on the Yazoo and Talla hatchie ri,s,
For freight or passage apply on board, O, !,
A. A. GRTEN, Ap.r
No. 196 Gnvier SIN,
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FOrty.Eighih Day-Evening Session.

TUESDAY, February %, 1871.
The House me, pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Speaker Carter in the chair.
The roll was called and the following
members answered to their names:
Messrs Carter, Abel, Barrow, Bentley, Bick-
ham. Blunt: Droussard. Brown, Bryan, BnciinS-
ham B;lrch f5utier. Carr, Cochran. Crawford
Darby. Davidson. Devices, Dnrio, Ellis, Faux
ner Fonte,:eu, Gaddis, Garstkamp, hen!psteld
Huston. Hymns, Kaarson. Kanne-, klnEeiia
La Saliniere, Lambias, Martin, Mcfarland
Meadows. Moncure, Moore, Murray. Nelson
Oplatek, Otto, Overton, Pond, Quinn, Ringgod
Sar..sn, Schumacher, Stamps, Stanton, Stevens
Tatman, Thompson, Ullman. Wands, Washing
ton, of Resumption, Washington, of Concordia
Waters, Wheyland, T.. Williams, II. Williams
Wilson, WorrAll, Yorke-63.
The Committee on Ways and Means,
through its chairman, submitted the
following report, which was read:
CoMNrrrEE ON WAYS AND MEANS,
New Orleans, February 20, 1871.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives
Your Committee on Ways and Means
beg leave to report that they have had
under consideration Senate bill No. lat,
entitled an act to amend and re-enact
section two of ON net entitled an "act to
provide for the payment or funding OF
the floating debt of the State bonds,
approved March 16, 1870, and to repeal
section three of said act and beg leave
t, report that they advise the passage OF
the same, after the insertion OF warrants
issued by the Auditor on the Treasurer,
insert "all the floating debt of the State
created by authority OF law, and also al
certificates of Indebtedness issued" the
following amendments in the first Sec
ton In lieu OF outstanding warrants.
JAMES B. WANDS,
Chairman.
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All rates and all through bills of LADY
from New Orleans by above route give
signed and recognized only at the Gencn
Office OF the Company, No. 26 Caronieht
Street.
Shippers by this route save all drayags an
transfer charges at Cairo, and their gO'S
are always under cover, and no charges ~
made for forwarding.
JAMES r. TUCKER,
General Agent
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NEW ORLEANS, CHICAGO AN
THE WEST.

THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
AND
Blue Line, Via Cairo,
.TS WILL TAKE FREIGHT Fra
at8 New Orleans on first-ciAss stt,r.
q dsszlssss:z:3HDers,
LEAVING DAILY, AT 5 p. NJ, FOR
CAIRO, CHICAGO, AND ALL POINTS
NORTH, WEST AND EAST, IT
THE LOWEST RATES.
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MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
The Secretary of the Senate was an
nounced with the following message:
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF LOUISIANA, /
Senate Chamber,
New Orleans, February %, 1871.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives:
GENTLEMEN am directed to return
you, concurred in by the Senate, the
following House bills:
House bill No. PIG, an act to incor-
pora.e the city of Monroe ; to fix bound
aries; to provide for the government,
etc
House bill No. 131, to grant the aid OF
the State to the Lafourche and Tcrre-
bonnie Draining and Land Improvement
Company.
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Carried
The same committee submitted the
following further report, which vas re-
ceived and accepted:
Committee ON PUBLIC LAND, AND LrvcEs.
New Orleans, February %, 1871.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives
GENTLEMEN Your committee to whom
was referred House bill No. 134, beg
leave to report the same back to the
House by substitute, and recommend
the passage of the substitute.
JAMES S. MATTHEW'S,
Chairman.
Further consideration of House bill
No. 1874, On act for the relief of Patrick
G. Meath, John McGinty, John Doyle,
John Rouge, Bartholomew Collins, and
A. S. Darrow, reported by the committee,
was indefinitely postponed, upon motion
of MIR. Gaddis, of Orleans.
Mr.. Carr, of De Soto, moved q recon
sideration of the vote on its indefinite
postponement, and also moved to Law
the motion to reconsider on the table.
Carried.
The same committee submitted the
following additional report, which was
received and accepted:
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC LANDS AND LEvEEs,
New Orleans. February Is, 1871.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives:
GENTLK,IEN--Yourc committee beg leave
to report back to the House the follow
ing bills without seton, and ask that
they be placed on the calendar:
House bill No. 124.
House bill No. Ga
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FOrty.ninth Days Proceedings.

HOUSE OF Representative, !
Wednesday; March 1; 1871.
The House met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Speaker Carter in the chair.
The roll was called, and the following
M am barc opcvvayod m thar poy,ac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-16

State bonds continue quiet without any feature Of
prominence. Tennessees were heavy to-day, While
North CarOlnas dropped 10 AZ.
ln railroad bonds the dealings moderate. The
largest Central Pacihcs 1924 dlO2i Union
Division S.
Among the new railroad enterprises now before the
public is the Grand Rapids and Indiana Line, whose
bonds offered by Messrs. wnsow Laner Co. This
line connects the network Of roads at Fort Wayne with
Northern Michigan and the Straits OF Mackinaw Two
hundred aud twenty milee Of the road already
pleted The Company has land grant Of 10000
of pine lands in Northern Michigan The road, In the
Of its construction having reached these lands
they have been put the market for sale, and
informed. SsOOOO worth have already been sold The
proceeds the sales required to I've invested by the
trustees in the rpurchase Of tire bonds from the holders
The lumber fron these lands IL in constant demand
In the West and is sent u this city, afording
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago, and the Pennsyl
wanna Central These lands estimated by the friends
OF the enterprise to be worth about sl2Oo0O and are
ALL well the road itself mOrtgagcd for the security
Of the bonds n all sOoOOOO Attention is invited TO the
advertisement elsewhere.
The following IL the movement in dry goods for the
week: Entered for consumption, s96SJ,76 withdraw
ais, s9S6 9O4 warehOused, t1S4.0OO
The Philadelphia stock market steady to-day
Pennsylvania 6s, third issue, sold lO6 i Phsdel-
phia and Erie Railroad % Reading Railroad ST. and
Pennsylvania Railroad, S. Gold closed At H.
All the stennships which left English ports, Thurs.
day, for New York carried specie
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from Philadelphia. TO u. At g. Cd and bG with Refined
h s':, ssd.,.. .s.. y .e IN sn and
"s o s ss1e m "I sn % Of zoo o, hf s,
81 op OBJ. CS.nt. B. 900 s.nes a. sr gold and
nS Tor halves 200 bags Sicily Cion, nearly a. TO ah7' on private
EsR Co : %s:;,: IN: y g. @ s.::
I ri a;'i H. Ia , :. ssd q . o Ssu%
s sss. s H. i; '.''
,:: wheat To- 70: AZ, Il sh s, under ~
Gn G demand % .p lot; b. for. K, :,
Ss ana nc: vS s hold o. 80 .:
SO $s'; as the -si ri
%s n No. Chicago Spring and .ho.t q !:ss g
Sss r. s, w::';% 4. g
i 8. . s'n ,' s:. ~.
:sd a. :SV ; Ct '' o s:. " ";1
Ss.s n. :'s Ohio Ss :su s :s%'%n sss
on e e sa I'd s s s :e ss
stronger and NOR ,eti,e The demand export mainly arrive
me- 9 inferior. bond Sss "a
@ .Ss S;ys the
sssss IN i % SIS SS iS md sass s s
s %s III. as 3D. pa g. ,so:, ,ssn and ~ store
.rle for ether s.s, Goth continue. YER, dull
and prices nominal dlj for he former and 0lSe for the
sATM -, ns'is 70. Shipping continue c: but s,n 10,
10 Sal. Hay y selling .lo. .1,c and Clover .. 1oae for
dol S,., plenty .od s% :. sos for IN New N.Y. '
,ot. IMP: b.. been moderately ds,h in higher figures
1S: ss:Hs ss'd Done ne. our
e ,tasaHs 70 ibid, Porto Rico "S" and
Ss 1 e; s SS.
yard co. There h been Moderate demand f bs .de. q
'S do ~. sS's 81. F s'
s:.ns S ,t Ss.s moderate. IN. A. n.,l
Ms. % ~ Dot ps:i
~, sos HI ssa American L3;.sd quis, and pe., are Nm
rEovisIoSs5Pot GOD demand It .eou! sps. bit
e. New 1s;: q ioI ely siS 81 Fa. 90 %
pct sa continue; sn on sood d With very ROOD
grade. Without market b. D.eid in demand and sS I
for i.. Mess ss Hs sa Prime II, '' .n:.s ~
e s. ': @ s Z. M e w
s% ae but s Hi sa ar
%: s lie aas SS and &c, At ss for No. G fer
For future delivery the market dull sales Of 80 tea summer At DC
PETROIEUM-The market been without and the .b.
exporters from the market eaussi weaker feeling but holders
T.., uHTa e IS ST.
ss c: sa :I s s.: & sss. Ss . as 81 Il
; b: q S :S ss .s 49, re- gT 3::
In Ph!.d.ph. The , yer. go ebL September &c with return
@ III s s:n;es 3D., ron s,s g: trade
SUGARS Considering ID, weather today there
fir . s 81 A ss toe css. Il 1 ss ~. ~. q %
d. b." an and isais. for EI,is o. - '' '' ~
sEEDIn Clover there has been only moder,. business doing
81 Rough FL. ia
sTEARIs dull and shade e.ie sale. Of Is ts, se for Prime
TALL3W lea .et,s and s,s :.' Of 70 900 :, ~ asa 1ss
lron.bound.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


Lvrsroo Sept 1000 Cotton opened steady middlng Up
GLIDING bales for export and LOO for peeu.o the oi IN
he 80 900 bales including 1900 bales American actual
foHpor Sept s-llO mConsos opened at Si for both money
and the account United States Pye Twenty bonds lt62s vs. 1855
old s3i; 1855, g2i Ten Pories. Wf.
elosed Al 95l for the issue OF 1862
Bsrmns sept Th Bank Of Belgium has advanced s rate Of
discount to u per cent r, 49, nj.
LyrSpool Sept is-eop mCotten steady 'oci Of Cotton At
bound to this port, D" ooo bale. 81 ~ American
i,vnspoot Sept iG3 m-Coru. S quarter Peas +oL p
on,rer for Canadian California White Wheat 1913 GENITAL No.
Red Western spring 10 sd Red wnte, II receipts Of wAest
PAS Sept weekly statement Of the Bank Of P,nee 10
uhlisbed TO-DAY In bullion OF IL 800 600 sncs
IoNpos Sept $3.50 mConsols closed At S for both money
and he account United States 6vewen bonds 1862 s 1865 old
93i; 1858 ai; ten. fores st ,,,. -
yIEpooI sept $3.50 p motion closed 6rm; Mdding Up
land, eid milling Orleans Old sales Of the day Is 400 bales
600 bales Tor export and speculation Pour ~ M Dbl for West
. Csns Pori bb for 6ne Western Prime hesa Lard ~
Sewt Cheese 81 cvt for the best grade. Of American fne
LospoS Sept l6-spihts Petroleum; ldllid y gallon
Iospos sept s-Rtenng -Linssd OIL R tun Spirits Tur
LvKspoot Sept Is-Bvenins ROsn seas per evt
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FRIDAY. Sept. 15-P. N.

The stock market has been exceedingly duIi
TODAY. OWING no doubt to extent, to the very IN
clement weather but to the doubts OF operators
Az TO what will lie the future course OF the marRet-as
xhethcr the next turn will he upward or DOWNWARD
Hence there appears to be general mdlsposiuon 10
,late either for the rise the decline so the trans
a,,ons o, the day are very limited. The absence OF
eract information concerning the terms upon which the
additional t5ONooO of the stock Of the Lake ehore
Railway Company be issued has not been calculated
10 develop and has perhaps not been
without It's influence upon the other usually active STOCKS
upon the The tone Of the market upon the whole is
beash and prices have generally declined though very
slightly As have already intimaed, the business OF
the day has been very small, and sales have been con
ned particular shares, though Ohio and Mississippi
North West, Wabash, Pacific Mail, Cnion Pacific, and
Western Union Telegraph have shown the greatest ami
nation At the close prices were just about steady and
between the extremes of the day. The miscellaneous
LIST has quiet, Consolidation Coal being frm and
h.iposa weak. sale Of Spring Mountain Coal was re-
ported at s2i Express shares dull The following
table shows the highest and lowest prices paid for active
ks to-day
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The extra European mail by steamer City Of Brussels
will close at Il O'Clock. at the Foreign Letter
Office No 10 William-st. The regular mail at the Post
Office will close at Il O'Clock.
The money market was busy up to the close nOtwth
standing reports current that lookup" was contem
plated. The leading Government houses accom-
mOdated at 293 per cent, and the stock brokers at
ga per cent There has been active demand for
discounts and commercial paper has moved more freely
The Government bond market has been strong with
advance quotations The rise in gold induced higher
prices but the foreign hackers free purchasers.
Fisk a. Hatch rcpOrt as follows al 4 D. u.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


PHILAprrPHiA Sept la-Your less active snpehne IS EI
Low. ed % % nS EJ p s - 7sss
Pc. ~ 49, 50 wS.ss bed ay sSnee
Of sosi Red Western 81 4sssi 81 Amber 81 s. White y
% e. 80 BIS. sEs a iii
Mrd Coffee 6rm sb.eDe. Of business for want Of stock sgr
gSS fs.ss Gs: ss & Fs E's ss S.'
Lard da s!ds Petroleum dmer Crude '7'4'e' Re'ne'
Ha S.aIset ssp.,s p. sssssss Fsj
:: s - g. E DO s sssS ssef f.s as
1s ac ss md &.s Western. GS' e''t.
Meas Poi sn Bacon active and fT ss"ads !te Ee
loSlO,e Butter Arm Fair TO Prime ws''s" S07% whisky n0
.s %sssa. &h;. "s.ay 10 : ls cash. .sisI
september, steady q 70 9 s, M Cor sn s.ss s ae
rIes loo ono bush Wheat slp.fas 900 bbl FOar and 81 'o'
e.! Medium ct: &: "a - n.:s 10 s
I'D '; rH, A:: ;T s asSs
Corr s ~ I'd s9 ssp ice: s.soa 11 "a III ~,
Cen: :as:'i i'f:'iz! s:s:
HnsaSr Sept ia-wbe. active and esrnr taken full price:
sale. s.. Is ATss' 9a ass, s Delivers. A9'. 81
Ts.su:i No. =. g. and car No Whit. G:ns.-. q g
r. ss s.s :: G." s:y .s
Ss s,. s.''s: WI I'D 'ais t.: : la. ss rs
S G 49,. H. Sc s.: NJ ;sGss n Sss 81 @
r. r = ss Sa S:.S .. 1: e
csa. market opened bat little .styy receipts = e.,iO.S
s ss se;: Of s;: . .';s
The pYy hep ana : M ss.s : .S ssis
sp. no.. go: - r. sss% $3.50 1880 ~, Z; VIZ H.
Wi.s ~ g . - bells iz wSsss s $40 bssA
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BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CIEws & Co.,

Letters of Credit for travellers also Commercial
Credits issued, available throughout the world.
Bills of Exchange on the Imperial Bank OF Lon.
don, National Bank of Scotland, Provincial Bank OF
Ireland, and all their branches.
Drafts and Telegraphic Transfers on Europe, San
Francisco, the West Indies. and all parts OF the
United States.
Deposit accounts received in either Currency or
Coin subject to check at sight, which pass through
the Clearing House. if drawn upon any City bank
4 per cent interest allowed Oh all daily balances
Certificates of Deposit issued Notes Drafts, and
Coupons collected; advances made on approved col
care. -. &,
Orders executed for Investment Securities and
Railroad Iron. CIEws, HABICHT IL Co..,
II Old Broad-st., London.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BOSDs
OF THE
Ct. JOSEPH AND DENVER CRY RAILROAD COMPANY
In DENOMINATIONS OF $1,000 $500 AND $780, can
now be had from the undersigned or through the
zsiDsipsl baaks and bsnksrs Of the United states
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North River PssHb and Rduroddr
s20 pigs Ashes Pkg BeeswaI 3 bales Cotton 80 bba
Copper 81 pfss Dried Fruit O6 bbI Egg lS4 6h FLOUR 6s
so Flax Seed los bags B. Peas 100 bb,
Meal lO bbl Oatmeal bales Hemp bales Hops I'll
Hides ade, Leather !. ba ne:. rs hsi. Spirit Tprpeptns
c. piga Stsarn 35s Pig Butter cas- pigs Cheese ~ slabs
spe 70 bale. Sponge s Ptg. Starch Cs9 pig Te. 1853 bids
pkgp Tobacco bn bba Whisky, ~ baee Wool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-16
Coleman Benedict's closing

gold market less actlve anu t1CIItU tHuH ybs-
terdsy on limited fluctuations The price fuctuated be-
tween liz and l4 the bulk Of business having been at
the intermediate figure In the gold loan market there
was Gil feeling and rates fell TO Fat Oh the borrow
ing side against l-32 the opening while holders OF
gold also paid l. q B. and per cent to have their bal
ances carried The days business at the Cold E1
change Bank was as follows: Gold cleared S0sS70O
gold balances sl,s55Os6; currency balances $OsS92
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