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OUR CHURCHES.

PREsBYTERIAS-Eighth
Preaching. Sabbath At l01a A. ~, and ~ r.s
Prayer meeting, "Wednesday at 7hr.S.
Sunday School, ) Pm. JIM. LAnsden, saper.
Intendent. Rev. c. II. FoorE, Faster.
METHoDIsf-Cor. Eighth and Walnut sts.
Preaching, Sabbath lOlz A. ~, and 7r.n.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, TtsP.n.
Sunday School . Pm. l.. W. Stllwell, SUPER
intendenI Rev. Y. l.. Tnoxrsos. Pastor.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER--tEpiscopaD
Morsiss prayers, Sabbath lo11 A.n.
Evening prayer,:7S Pm.
Sabbath School, 9a.n.
Rev. Mr.. CoAs. Rector.
sr. PATRICK's CHURCH-cor Ninth II. and
Washington Avenue.
Public Service, Sabbath 81 and l0I Az.
Vespers. 3P.n.
Sunday School, Pm.
Service every day, SPIN.
Rev. p. J. OHALLoRAs, Priest.
Eighteenth street.
Sabbath School, ol{ A. NJ, Sabbath.
Preaching, sabbath l0h A. ~, and 7I1r.n.
Rev. j. FRIESp, Pastor.
MISSION SUNDAY sCHooL-In the Christian
Church, Eighteenth Street. Sabbath senool 3
P.h.
). b. REED, Superintendent.
'OUSG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSOCIArIoN-Reg
uIar meeting second Monday each month at the
Prayer room Of the Presbyterian Church.
Weekly Prayer meeting, Friday, IN ,. ~, ut
the Prayer room Of the Presbyterian church.
g. PAssoss, President.
AFRICAN NJ. E.-Fourteenih St. between Walnut
and Cedar.
Services, Sabbath, II AN.
Sunday School, lhPN
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MEMPHIS.
THE GREAT STORM TUESDAY
NIGHT.
TRAIN THROWN FROM THE
TRACK.
ENGINEER KILLED AND II TO
ID PERSONS WOUNDED.

MEMPHIS, July l9,-The storm last
night surpassed in fury anything wit
messed here for years. Telegraph wires
north are all prostrated, trees uprooted,
and vast damage done to crops. The
night express train on the Memphis and
Charleston railroad and hence to Chatta-
nooga, ran through the trestle which had
been washed away by the food, near
Grand junction, killing the engineer and
wounding II or 10 persons. Further par
ticulars anxiously looked for.
VAN ROBERTS MURDER CASE.
In the Van Roberts murder case, the
jury, this evening, returned verdict OF
not guilty.
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PITTSBURG.
AN INSURANCE AGENT SHOT
ARREST OF THE ASSASSIN.

PiTTsBURG, July l9.-S. NJ. Loveridge,
a former agent Of the Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company, was shot in his office at
noon to-day, by NJ. X. Henry, Of Utica,
Michigan, who arrived here yesterday.
The parties married relatives, and the
difficulty grew out of a suit which had
been brought by Mr.. Lovcridge to recover
money from Henry.
Henry came to the office and asked Mr..
Loverdge if he was ready to make recon-
ciliation which Mr.. Loveridge declined,
when Henry deliberately shot him in the
side, the ball lodging in the lungs. The
wound is thought to be fatal. Henry at
tempted to shoot again, but was ovcrpow-
cred, arrested and lodged in Jail
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EVANSVILLE. IND.

TOBACCO TAIR-LARGE AMOUNT OF TO-
BACCo AND GOOD ATTENDANCE.
EVANSVILLE, IND, July l9.-The at
tendance at the tobacco fair in this city to-
day was very large. The sales will not be
less than one thousand hogsheads, the
competitors for premiums being three
hundred hogsheads. Buyers from all parts
and the sales are more than triple those
OF the last anniversary sales.
Henry Richards, u promin ,nt citizen,
died this morning.
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ST. PAUL.

KILDED BY THE CARs-FoUSD WITH
HIS THROAT CUT-THE GRAssHoP-
PERs.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 10 David
Wright was killed by the cars last night
at the Northern Pacific railrood junction
An unknown man employed on the
farm of Caspar Orhlin, near St. Paul, was
found
WITH HIS THROAT CUT,
a probable suicide.
GRAsSHoPPERs
are reported destroying the crops on the
frontier.
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BOSTON.

MEXICAN SOLDIERS ORGANIZATION.
Boston, July l9.-The survivors of the
Mass. regiments which served In the Mex
ican war, met to-day and formed an or
Of Massachusetts, Volunteers who served
In Mexico. ......
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WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.
THE BUCKHURT MURDER
,v -t, CASE.
THE PRISONER SENTENCED TO
BE HANGED.

WHITE PLAISs,lNKw-YoRK, July i9.-
The Jury in the Buckhurt trial after
remaining out all night came into court
at 10 o'clock this am. and rendered ver-
dict of guilty Of murder in the first degree
with Recommendation to mercy. After
some deliberstion the court sentenced the
prisoner to be hanged on Friday, Septem-
ber |, 1871,
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ALBANY, n. Y.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TuEFT-DETECTIoS-s
ALBANY, n. Y, July l9.-Joseph Hog
born, a clerk for Tillinghart " Co., being
detected to-day in apppopriatng his en-
ployer's money, attempted to shoot himself,
but the ball lodged in large pocket-book.
He then threw himself from window into
the street and was picked up senseles. He
will probably die. He has hitherto borne
a good reputation
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
STATE OFFICERS.

Governor, John NJ. Palmer;
Lieutenant Governor, John Dougherty;
secretary Of State, Edward Rummel;
Aud tor Of state, @. Il. Lippincou;
state Treasurer, Y. N. Bates
supt. Public Instruction, Newton Bateman.
CONGRESSMEN.
senators-Lyman Trumbull and John A. Logan.
Representative for the State at Lsrse-vscancy.
Representative Thirteenth District-John N.
Creb..
MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Senators, lst Dstrict-T. A. T.. Holcomb, Of
Union, and 8. X. Gibson, Of Gslistin.
Representative, lst District-H. Watson Webb.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Jujge--D. J. Baker, Of Alexander.
Prosecuting Attorney-J. y. Mccartney, u
Massac.
. Circuit cssrt--yss. z. HAsmsn. .4.s..t-.t
Sherln-A. II. Irwin. n.f
VIM. Martin, Assessor and Treasurer.
COUNTY COURT.
Judge-P. Bross.
Assoe,ates--l..E. McCrte and y. Msrchldon.
Cierk-Jacob @. Lynch.
Coroner-John II. Gossman.
MUNICIPAL GOVERN MENT.
Mayor--John N. Lsnsden.
Treasurer--J. B. Taylor.
Comptrolier-E. A. Burnett
Ci.rk-Nichael Howley.
Marshal-Andrsw Cain.
Attorney--P. II. Pope.
Police Msgis,rAes--F. Bross and Is. Shan.
messy, tIf.f ..t.f O.
thief Of Police--L II. Myers.
Police Constables-John bheshan, day, and
Jos. II. veirrun and J. W. Sumner, tnigh')
SELECT COUNCIL.
yrsyor--John NJ. Lansden,
Prs, Ward--P. @. Sshuh. ....|
Second Ward-c. X. " coward.
Third ward--Jno. Wood.
Fourth Wards. stAats Taylor.
Ct,y-at-LAsge--w. p. Halliday and ID. hurd.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
FIRsr wARD--Jsmes ResrdeD,
Leo Kleb,
Isaac Walden.
SECOND wARD-R. H.cunningham,
Z. Buder,
Henry Winter,
James Swayne.
THIRD wARD--wm. stra,ton,
Patrick FitEge:ali.
FOURTH wARD-JAmes Carroll:
q. n. sease,
J.H. MeicalL
Time Of Meeting.
CIR COUNCIL.
The City Council meets IN JOINT session on
Friday evening preceding the frst Monday OF
each month.
sELxcr COUNCIL.
The Select Council meets on the fret wednes.
day and Thursday, after the second Monday IN
each month.
BOARD OF AIDrEsfS.
The Board OF Aldermen meets on the hr-
Monday and Tuesday in every month.
COMMITTEES OF THE COUNCIL.
In St,o<ts-Messrs. Taylor, wAlder, Winter,
Wood and Metcalf
Drninaxe Cunning ngham. Schulz. fitsger'
slj, sease and Halliday
Capns-Messrs. Wood, Cunningham and Kleb.
Teliee and Jail-Messrs. Carroll, Buder and
Woodward
Or,iiaanees-Nessrs. sease, wslder and Taylor.
Ere observation-disclosures. R.arden, swsyne and
Halliday.
NaIke,s-Messis. Schulz, Winter and kleb.
Irtnt,s9--MessTs.w Woodward, swayne and Buder.
Etnanee-Messrs. Hurd, stratton and Metesli.
Board Of Health-The Mayor, and Messrs. Rear
den, Winter, Strstton and Carroll.
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THE BULLETIN.
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Bulletin. Ten hours In advance of st.
Louis papers.
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BULLETIN BUILDING. WASHINGTON AVE.
BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

hanks.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF CAIRO.
DANIEL HURD, President;
ROBERT W. MILLER, vice-President;
C.N. HUGHES, Cashier.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLYsMADE.
ExCHANGE, coin. bank notes and United
Ia states securities bought and sold.
Interest Allowed ON Time Deposits.
ENTERPRISE SAVINGS
BA NIX.
Chartered March 81, 1899.
CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO.
OFFICERS:
A, n. SAFFORD, President;
\. =. TAYLOR, Vice President;
W. .HlSLOP. Secretary and Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
P. W. BARcLAY, CHAs. GALIouER,
7. VI. SrockrLErH, PAUL q. scHUH,
X. NJ CCNNINGHAN, W. L, HALLIDAY.
| J. NJ. PmLLIPs.
| Deposits Of any Amount Receiy ed from
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| INTEREST paid on deposits at the rate OF six
| l. per cent per annum, March Ist and Septem-
| Der lst. Interest not withdrawn n added iinme-
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| giving them compound interest.
| MARRIED WOMEN AND CHILDREN MAY
| DEPOSIT MONEY
| THAT cAS DRAW 1T.
| Open every business day nom am. TO pm,
| and Saturday evening Tor SAVING DEPOSITS
| only, from TO o'clock.
au20tf W. HYSLOP, Treasurer.
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COLLECTIONS PRoMPTLYsMADE.

EACHANGE, coin, bank notes and United
Ia states securities bought and sold.
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senators--Lymsn Trumbull and John A. Logan.
Representative for the State at Larse-vacancy.
Representative Thirteenth District-John N.
Creb..
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.

CHICAGO, July f2-THE TRIBUNE money
article of this morning says "The announcement OF the
intended issue of S0O0 stock by the Rock Island
Railroad excited great interest and comment IN TINS
city. larger amount OF the stock has been bought
here within the last three weeks than has been hed OF
any other stock for several years probably $500 shares
beside large amounts that have been bought by capital
lists in other parts of the State and Iowa. The ocas OF
the Rock Island Road in this city define the situation
about as follows The reported consolidation with the
South Western Road is untrue, but that road VIII ne
leased the Rock Island Company was foreshadowed
the last annual report OF the Rock Island Company
They believe however that the Rock Island directors
intend to Issue $4,000 shares OF Rock Island stock with
the proceeds which they will pay for 60 locomotives
and 1000 cars for the South Western Company, which
will be opened through from Washington, Iowa, to
Leavenworth Kansas, about Sept l. II s also intimated
that while this increase OF stock would not be authorized
by the charter OF the original Rock Island Company nor
pcrmed by Constitution and laws of the state the
directors believe they have authority for TINS increase
under charter of the Mississippi and Missouri Ral
road from Davenport to Council Bluffs with which the
Rock Island Road consolidated In 1866, to make Wha
is called the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Com
pany. Legal opinions, however differ and some persons
hold that the consolidation authorized in 1866 simply
not give the Chicago Rock Island Company the same
privileges franchises Illinois that the charter or
The Mississippi and Missouri gave that corporation In
Iowa.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
D LosDos, July l2-4:3o p m.-Tallow 44iJd '46 q.


puu,pslpr, Juy i2-Cotton dull Mdiing Upland. DE do or
I worth 81 Flour dull ,arerane $50 - a; Extras - oo 6
Northeastern Extra Famy 80 25g ~ 90 Pennan.a DO Ga
Wbeat quiet but frn Old Western ~ ,3o s. New Jene'
Sa. saS iSIy yellow sc Msed western 7aG1e. os unchanged
Cuba Die 81" bids Porto Rico at e4asc Petroleum dH 'fue
buT,soTs Jaly Coou nominal and nothing whatever doing
Par .sA re,u for Old steady for New sales 5000 hb>
p.'. % re So. 81 s g o Go si 10 Prime Red @ COMMON
F,tn 25G iO Ohio and Indiana New ~ $50 81 90 tor1
%S,tem an. Os Dali. New southern 5iG55c Old Western 81
G @ & Me;s s G ' s, r S & ,@ S 61o2 Sgu .s S fSt & G IL
steady at IGllG WHISKY quiet and steady atg'd9ie .moa:
.ae 800 9s at - s for S9 sPag y IS or Ss,' APs.t &
sales 600 bush no MwauEee club 81 % 40 Do 900 eS..
No Red Winter 81 a. 50hush White Michigan 81 80 and ~ s Lss
MIXED a, 6Sc and cS bush do Sc Oa.-Scue nstn 10 Bar ar
5 Sf p.9 .1a 1 Peas % ff FEED GS 3S5.as Tsi short 81 ss
s!tS 15 Mdos' $3.50 gao .u9 hshsins.y ys ysrt W.
80 the Hudson SewiE Railroad Frsh.FSS%1 S1 l. hsss SS.
oS 1870 & %s SsiS g. cc s' r.. e IvAS.I A.ny scm & @
bb. Flour 600 bush Wheat 25O bush Corn & hSd. Lugs
'I Iu Ms$ & . sS s. Cotton f'' FsS sPa
Ts; is S s' IS Ehs, e M a, d.%,SS S', .s 6G 's New
Choee 2S Corn in fair demand Ioc Va'' Fcrk $40 round
g: B,soasgoPd' 's Clear m hs SSs: Ss:. f. Lard iodlle.
CStsr July a-CO,ton price, h.ss ~ @ 80 IS Wsssi
t md aucSas, New Rel IS Com 0 T a.. ,Sd %sS n
@ SIS ss.I ss ''a Lafu SIF P soi 10 ID demand n, 81 ks
Bas Me1ts dull and nominal .'1ns eI o limited oSas
ShoulteD, &C. sdes 6lQse Wbs % Flour-Melun and
brands local deinsni, Other &% &% 6 Treble Era rs o.
SaSS wbss, All and unchanged Inspected No. v ksd f, ~ y
dSl 2E No Red Wsler IN tr,ck 50a5ie; white, Ssd3;e
No. Mixed on elevator hiIe s.eAea "a 0 siS % s.
s1asS Sc aes Rye tnsr at eSae,e Ios@eo- I"'
, - -, md PiAuters' Lugs - SoG~ 0"mn'n
- p.rt I,f gs1Gsl Hemp aud Bsgseg unchanged r"t
~ ~ 90 ~ IS Bacon qaet order lots shoulders Sc 'es
9hrt 70 o'a 10 . sc ans-Sug garcure l6e Tor Cho
Live iIos and Cattle unchanged keeeP's'@Sn @ oo" f"a %
uusi. Nhea' -, lour ouiet Wheat duet Spring Sl
a al N c. closed ~ lgi seller JAY 10 the SesoSn lsAyy
Si he aflernoup dali a. 81 gS2lc Oats qiet No s.@
-, tci". No 2.t6G6Ic Barley quiet No Sprngl lc hgl
I'm, s,.dr a Provisions quiet and weaker Mess foIs ses'
a, slt.G4 IA es,h. Lad 0t 0c Live Hogs se'se " S %
a. C.us gaeti TOdt6 6 Recep.-9WO bills Flour %
sb Wheat sUOp bush Corr l6 90 bush oas eW pash hJs
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

wEDNgsDAx July lNo beove offered to-day. The dead meat
slow and low prices accepted for late morning sales
LtMB-Arva C0mmuupaw and l. it Forty
eghthsL only 1883 all told Prices very hm especially for
lambs largely 3ld9c Tue COmmunIaw stock Tor
Picoc sold 20 Kentucky sheep oo ~ &c d Kentucky
SIC; l5 SO 5 Sc ~ OF O. h sc aud 10 orc
n. Ice .
POrty.eighh Kirby soil 70 state sheep e0es p b at Sc
Ol Ohio 500 H. 5lc; 8 No. see ~ Kencsy - b. 5ti 5
do h SIC 90 B 5i 2y Kentucky nhs 52i y, 8ic -
80 n. 8c q Of 50 b ti % Of 10, Y - ae % hs
Hume Elliott sold lol Ohio sheep e &C., % Ohio yearnss
III D. Sc
: Mc(iraw sold lambs 81 10 at l0c
Foreih-st Judd Co. sold ~ Ohio sheep u H. AZ 2! ana ~
Of Be- h. at &c.
I-rch 4 Barnes sold 22l Missouri 96 n at i;c.
Receipts. 4i4J-l) tOue, 10 a. Conmuna" ana
cars to saugerng firm. There ,ue sold
alive. yesterday g. l5 Market hrn at former rates
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
SECOND BOARD, j. VI.
IL ~ nnl KnlIOnf-fLI
WEDNESDAY, July PIP. ".


A ripple of improvement swept over tBe
waters of the stock market to-day. producing more
activity in Ohio Mississippi Lake Shore. and Rock
leland The cliques have no doubt the folly Of
attempting unload upon stagnant market, ana are
now reversing the speculative engine to WORK steady
through the warm season and TO prepare for the Autumn
campaign. With money market such as we nave
had for months past, IL is matter Of but little
difficulty TO sustain prices and carry them higher
but this requires constant additions to the lines OF stock
now held and right here that point OF difficulty IS
encountered for clidues are composed of morals and
when they enough they take more with great re-
luctance. Clique rule and power in Wallst. mas Deeh
very much shaken by recent events, and now
encounters a much stronger opposition than here
tofore. The recent iasco in Rock Island had very
deInoralizng influence among the supporters OF that
and ohercques and the contemplated issue OF an add
tonal two millions of stock has increased that dsrust
In short the events which have lately transpred in the
stock market have had the effect Of water upon IRE,
and there is marked diminuton of the speculative
feeling among outsiders The existing ciques appear to
be- one party in Ohio and Mississippi and Lake shore;
another composed in part OF the same men, in western
Union ANA stin another which includes the Pennsyya
mia Central influence, i manipulating Union Pachc
securities. Ins Rocks Island We have the debris OF
the recent pool and the support also OF pretty large
short interest which was made in the late breakdown
Woodward has not yet settled, but 1t Is understood
that he offers creditors in full at one two. three
and four years. Messrs. Dater & Tfmpson, who went
under the time Woodward's failure, offer so per
cent cash The stock market opened hrmer to-day for
the leading stocks and prices have advanced from to
per cent The principal business has been confined TO
Lake Shore, Ohio and Mississippi, and Rock Island,
almost TO the exclusion OF other shares Prices
were well maintained at the close, with
no marked reaction from the advance OF The
morning The dulneSs OF the market during the after
noon may be to extent attributed 20 the distraction
caused by the in the upper part OF the city MIS-
ceaueous shares were dun, Consolidation Coal, when
rose TO H. being the only exception AT the Boards we
notice sales of Panama at 80 Michigan Central at 1900
1904. Chicago and Alton. 2olal2Os Fort Wayne par
and South side 73l The following are the highest and
lowest prices paid for active stocks to-day
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
THE STATE OF TRADE

,root Iu,y l2-InlGa mCotton opened quiet ana s'esl
,ti,itin'g finland. q agd; Mlding Orleans ss1sld
Iyu5y Jnly 12-ll:3O mConsos opened a. s io DON mon
FyeIweny bonds Ioo| s-si loo' oh
Sis. ias7 Ten n-Forir,, y)i.
,vsRpoo uly l2The shipments Of Cotton from bombay 70 h'
,.t report were 90 bales instead Of 10000,
ported yesterday . c..,. %. e., ,,,.r .rJ oqs ~ aql
far he IN - ...t.-. Al
Il ,lnis ga Mddlng Orleans, 9sd Beet ~ terce OF %
h FOR Extra Prime Mess o,,, ,o,,
a9l for tie account American stcuteFSetoeuty bonds o.
dji, '6s, ga qlt; Ten Fortes. gll .... 90
vyppoof Jay 2-2a dull and easier Mddng Up
lands 9 Mddng Orleans gsi sales Of the dar l2NN bales Do
cuug OO0 bales for export aud speculation Bdcon-Cumhead '''
3l6. ....-..c
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
RECEIPTS OF PRODrCE.

North Htrer PeSsets ant R1iJOrds
hses Cotton, 81 hbl
g,,rar bbs 500 bb Flour AZ
,t yfe lt bush bush Oats, 60 bush Rye 500
S N,l les BAG Meal 80 pigs Grease, lJ5 bales Hops 900
% 81 us Hides y Leather. 80 bales Moss 100 bbs
RoJa 1883 pkgs Butter 1859 Pkg Chess 90 B1g, LAM r. l
49, Cnt Met 70 pkgs Stearin pkgs. TalloV 81 phgs pei
LI I,rI on Isl pkgs. Rice 400 pkg starch pg' lea "
b Tow az bids Tobacco - phgs Tobacco 40 oo WHISKY
D fgBI I.Tas Aool
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13

The money market was extremely easy there having
been much larger offerings than the demand actually
called for Two and three per cent the ruling rates
on call loans These low figures have started demand
for commercial paper and prime acceptances meet with
quick sale at 4dG per cent.
The Government bond market was strong and higher.
an advance being stimulated by the rise in gold and
Government purchase of 520s Prices al per cent
higher compared with last night, and close hrm Fisk
a Hatch report Governmente rs follows al D. H.:
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13

In railroad bonds there ia fair inquiry for investment
GALES Of Col c. and Ind Central lsts having been reported
AT ga; Michigan Southern, Sinking Fund, 1919 ROCK
Island s 1901; Central Paocs, ao3099l Union fac'hc
lists sszssI and Incomes, S30Si. The following were
the bds: o.. 49,,
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13

The Treasury received proposals 10 buy million
bonds amounting TO s3l6lsOO at prices ranging from
ll2 20 TO ll2.65 The awards were as follows:
=. Sweet Co. fli0 T. 65 q.
a3250 e. B4..... Gee. ~, "a 22.sOo %.
$500 c. 65. Z. '-N' 4GmUc. g.
Jsv Cooke Co lsl 250 e. C.:
sS4e0O 2. b. -
ICq 4sQr %. SltDJtOO
4OlI0Dr IS o.
STATE bonds have been dull but prices well main
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
coleman Bsnedlct's closing quotations wei

The gold market presented frmness, an advance
10 1923 from 1924 having been recorded shortly after the
formal commencement of business. Subsequently the
price settled back to 12l the market remaining exces
svey dull throughout the afternoon. On gold loans and
per cent were paid for carrying The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
THE MARKETS.
iCa,fur, Reported for THr rRrsusz !

COTT0HThs mNtet dan snd l spot and iaie.
l51 bales including $40 for
sumpton 50 for speculation and 44i IN transit We quote:
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13

MoNTGoMERY CITY BoNDs-Coupons due July on
the Eight Per Cent Bonds of the City of Montgom-
ery will be paid and after July l. at the Banking
House of HowEs Il MACY.
few thousand more of these Bonds for sale at 30
per cent
New-York tribune., 1871-07-13
TANNER d Co,
BANKERS,
II Wall-st.. New York

II Wallst.. New-York
Buy and Sell, at current market rates. lhe '''a,
MORTGAGE EIGHT ~ PER CENT GOLD BONDS of
THE Sr JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD CO.
Interest payable August and February, IN New
York London, OF Frankfort on the Main, free oi
II. s. Taxes TANNER ~ 20" NO ii ""i'"