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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
DOME TIC MAR. FITS.

Owzeo Aug. IaFou steady and anget sales 100 BIB.
SC for No Spruy ~ IS for AM, NLir - IS for White
Winter, Double Extra Nhest led higher bot racte
dull sAle. 2+OJ bnsh. 6 LOO ui at We 2n bush.
Ge Oats Barley Rye end Peas quiet Con- Neal - 90 f'r Botd
81 IS for Unbol T. cpt Mileod rrchangeii Shorts %2JD
s2 ShPstuas S24a $685. Middliag so tln gSsge &c
ber SO 20 to the Hnfou - 50 to NeYor, llfoAd Fegh
Boston kewl orb l0 10 Albany sc ltroepts by
Lake-I55OO buh Wheat sooj fi Of Lu1her SpTeats BY
CahaJ 80 bush Wheat 400 BUSH Corn, lbV bush Rye $4,000
feet Of Lumber. -
EEwOEHs Aug l9Fonr dali and lower; Double EHtra, 5 2
Treble 90 230 IS 90 Corn In good suppl Mixed to white
69U0c 4g051c HAY AMI Bran unchanged PO jail
and lovers ises 10 g Bacon dull ard ccri Shoulders e sides
8d8C Land qpsI lul urrhng1 Whisky, Ac0FL OiAer articles
unchanged EEchangeserng l22ii hevloTk sight, penain
Gold, ll2l
Aug lFiour DOLL and unehsnreL Wheat bner de-
Glued lei Sars, on bush No. cl NnTa - yOO husH No.
Do o. Com i snd unchanged Oats dull Doc GA the spot
Petroleum unchanged and dull.
DKrROIr, Aug l9-Wlct fteaiy with moderate tnlgli EIrs
81 ., No. White Pl y. Aotef michigan 81 ID Com dai
Oats NeEker.
DrgTAIo Aug l9ReceploOo tbs FoHr 1876 roo snsh wheat
Z1~H bush Cora, 1900 buh Ots Shimcns-lIJ.FJ hu.h
Wnesi 1900 hush Com 1900 bah Ot 900 t, iy, h.p
nent by r-letoO bu Wheat 1900 bush Corn 200 bush Ois
C,Ni Ire s's- ,cl eei Com. llcj o. 'tG t.o.r "s,i
eN tre Uu. Wheat d1ai sal H501 bash So A.a1Ate Cub
a. ~ Com aHl Tod aci bs 5000 taa No2 W n a. 'e,
Iu Htsh t1 i1 tJt Oats i1 oirf aud &c it %
"r'' .r. cti Pork und Lod dIi a'l unchanged lt-
4yLLDJ Ass Ill aucc. 1flaAnA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21

advanced is2o, No. White wsas 81 30. No. do 81 III No.
ss s II H.. c. S1' an. si'.% Ssas q
9Sss 1S E sSS .es o.. pa s., fog5 Is o s
bbls Flour 5000 bush Wheat 5000 bush Corn. and 900 bo
MEMPHIS Aug 1a-Four and unchanged whe. heavy $50
SOC os scarce End s1n q" Ge PoIs doll sHi gu,et,lsl a . Y p
C,SiSsari Aug Ia-Tour and Grain m,rte, steady with
moderate Provisions quiet and hardly spytsng done
a sSe nU HS" Mr 70 s' e1no9; PCs hsh at s R
Sdr. e Clear side n, WHISKY snu and IN T demand at Nc
wnlSoToS Aag l'-pi, T. TaFgegae brp at tsc Rosn srn
Pale Crude Tugrne Grn 80 Is Yeo~ Dip Tar stead,
BiTrCHE Aug 9cooD steady Low Mding. NE Flour IT.
ns T'' Corn s oS and and s 4Hiap % oS d %
nominal t2e6c roTs quiet at $la 90 Bacon steady saeudsr
lad quiet q. iSGioic Wh,IJ sr%si at SSic "'A'
winter mt IS ws. sTm and G ae.nd better t sf Ssp @
No Red Pan, q ~ No Red wnsL 81 D, Corn dull No.
soer. s ei m1d Sai saet Ss, DO .set 5 hs.I
r s. sE.s % s t s R ' as, % f s
sSssiss S saS. c & S sis ,oG % ca1 s s I
s Psa o "a r S %sS s" X
Com 1900 bush oa 2o ensh Rye and go bps Barley
tus6 Deh delivered in Troy 81 S, Rye Com
steady sales Western Mixed at ea delivered and in store ard
afoq al Rt Albany held here at 61d6ic Oats dull hbd at 4
mIwarTSE Aug is-F1our FINN Wheat s.eay, No. 81 III No.
RssTcs No SIC No osS S Gle h R Reel 10 o Ss I Fco
Lo.ls hug TGs1eGo tT R, and E1nS 90 hhs
Wheat strong g.d inqary orT on 9Tke. for Choices Ael ar
sheled and Bar bulk salibe at &c. arrival oas-Eev sd
froms 1J0i7c Barley
75030c Provisions business small order demand Pork H.
Baconsbouiers 6c Clear Rib SHES 7lc Clear Sides TIe Hans
Sngarcure cauyssse packet lsc Bulk Mea-Shuters Ste
Clear SJcs 6ie Clear Sides clc Lan lodllc Whisky quiet
st Bd9c
Aug I9Piour dnll; market favo buyes Super
fne Extras - $40 81 IS; Wisconsin and Minnesota
Family Extra 6 2S6 8l Pennsyyana Do, IS 6iHf6 rs In
dams and Ohio st 5gD57 Fancy lots ~ Jd ga Wheat bell hm
les doing Western 3] Delaware Red 81 ~ RE unchanged
Corn unchanged Oaisage ecpts' MIXED enf North esen
43G4 Code advancing e1encyi Ro l pibtc, Jamaica
isc gold dull fair good Refining Cuba sagG Noases
UNCHANGED very dull Mess Pork fl31a Lard sta9
docking Crude c Refined 2i5c WHISKY unchanged
i9Fouf dull and uucbsned Wheat IN rdemand
advanced 2i No, Spring, 81 O9iG ~ @ sller An;r,, ~
seller Septemher the afternoon, aye and brm; u fUti ~
seller August O5yasl 0i seller September 81 o seller all The
rear Com eaer; No Mixed H2diEc cash seller A~nst In
afternoon Hm &c. eer August SC BID seller September
Oats eadv No 29ldJc Rye hrner No 2 5d5Jc Barley more
active No Spring Hghwues quiet 8 Provisions gnieii
Pork $40 p 2i cash. sl2 20 ier September Lard sgo.e
Drysslted AeatsShour loo'e fsdil Hogs les ac'e aeune
5dOc on hight lots steady hea los At - 20 ~ 30 SSe d
and weak at 50 Rrsgbs hrmeI Corn to bunao
bhls 90 0O bush. heat 20O bush t"I 5
lush Oats bush RE. 1900 bush Barley aud 6O ogs
Speuts-3O hb Flour l2j 100 bush Wheat 2IS bush Oorn
$500 81 90 bash Rye 5000 bush Barley and 9V hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21

p, Any FORM BY OR UNDER Ma
IT, sT.rE or MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY ALL THE
~ ,r.r,rrs tHE UNNISTAKABLY IMPRESSED IN
Nv AID rr5N IHe FACE OF THE BONDS WHICH
i.in nn,pproEr Il:rE FROM ALL FUTURE DOUBT OK
ADVERSE IEGiJ 'ii'N. ;o5
Am issnes al United States bonds will be received
,n oyobance u -..ss 10 be agreed upon from uay "
day. 70 Of ex-
Bonds will re received and delivered free Oh "a
pense. .oo ,.,-o already
fully ST. ao0oo If the 100000 have air0ar'
heon engaged uy f, syndicate and other su"Io.,
ans II ia expec,od that the small remaining "" %
will be rapidly absorbed. especially as on 'uo
September next tho Secretary VIII rPpiUr 70
con on Oo0 Of tl. coin belonging to the ire"Su .o
tbs ,odemp,io- NJ 20 bonds, in ADDITION 49, ~
amonnt pr5yiel f5l by the syndicates II, i,u LII
and America. ltr,s. upon the amour I,,idod INV
God viii ceas. a. m end Of 90 days las proriaoT ~
law, and fnr, lr. notices of redenlp'iOnS VIII
at short inter ai- , to,l,ers will assist
-, .tl atom of this loan and IN ''i-
,o-r. a. ankers throughout the conn
Wv or ,o,,.J i, ct as agents, to whom uni
tayro commits. ion vi" We allowed Further iniorina
I'm u. ,.... a ~ on application to
''O" WI" JAY COOKE & Co,
g., crls.-i... rom Agents for the New Five Per
g., In Esv-}..,, Philadelphia, and WASH
inCtOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCF.

ArG II g Ashes pkg. EeeswsI, 795 bales Cotton f3 c,e
Coer, 20 pkeH Dnci Fruit $50 bbA RgT g853 hhis
bhl> Meal aJ bags Meal 86g13 busb Wheat no bush Corn
1850 hush Oats $50 bush Rye $3.50 Malt Barley
25 bags hsrse zZ bu Pe7r GO hhl Pears s. hush
bales Hemp - 6ss HOPE ds ~ sides Leather 40 nae Moss
H bbl Roam, ~ bbs Tar l bills Pork pigs Meats g
pEgs Lard 80 pigs Butter 9+S pigs Choose ps TAio1 %
pigs ease 50 pigs Stean 81 pLsA OIL Gaze pigs starch
% bids Tobacco pAf Tobacco TIC bh. WHISKY 10
Receipts Of the principal kinds Of PIonce trho ending
evening" Aug H. II hsgs Beans s. bills BeaB Cotton
on bales HOps So ~ ades Leather 10 6 pigs Better Al boaes
Cheese 6s7 6b Eggs 2 boxes aud Tobacco 40l hs ~,
bSoco 1871 bales Wool t56 bills Flour 95 bbl WL!ssy 2s5
Cora Meal 52 bags Com Meal 63C4i lush Wheat = b
Corn g264t JU Oats kJ bush Barley J2 bush Rre 22y3hn
Peas Ma so bah Grass seed pAg Ashes 100 p
Beef 5a tg Pork 9 Pg Cat Meats 20 Lard ke.s Laid
~ pkg o. Cake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21


CRAVING rad fairly active but variable Wheat market me
arrivals Sound spring have been light and this coupled WHO
vance in ferh,s and uced limits shippers Oren has r'o
purcba quite reaction the market bay IN e Nc
had quite ve, and large puchas OF Amber winter We
made to arrive 4idS tGi but stree THURSDAY this 9lnl ms
ahat the weather Great Britain for securing het uop
prices early the week prevented Continental hne ron ~
Grating any extent, but good Winter Wheat a. ~
81 80 would he freely taken BY tsem. New AMBER ,, m
igan and Indiana Is very popular with most snlpPe
snd justly quality most excellent and cannot a 70
isfscnoa Europe have mainly consisted OF An' %
ter ana order than early The nnon
Iight Amber or Gollen Drop the ZmmOre Wheal
high figures, and popular with both mie nn M
prices the former IRON buying
Of s kinds Wheat domestic m arc % M
and prospects good for me s sehsol f bJ
Norh.Netwe Learn harvest hiss progressed radj We{ Law n
variable weather and portion OF the CROP IS owol - No
Mn Northern Wisconsin, they likely " 6a'e ~
Wheat than a year From part Of Missouri and Names We rIo
the nued rains have injured we s bo
posed The crop in Ohio Indiana Michigan aud most OF
lad better Canada extremely
immediate use The low prices White Wheat have Al
shippers and has been taken freely 9r tAu tore ia
v of Wheat 90 the 30 bnsh and he ,lI III
yi 900 bush. exports Of the week are $500 ,bs
against $50 81 bush. last year We hnd mash "ivIs
Wheat in store Is Of condition To-Day we n -
81 81 ,1 Wheat are hight and favorable news nom
ro for snng se market and wsettdi the supply on
Vbsst lersi This not ct the close ~ market
very little good Spring De nad so G r The sae
are ii260 bush at 81 31dsl so for Son spring :, ~ .9
Gr No Chicago Spring. 81 1913 1 for No hwauket
ii al Tor Rel Western; 81 $50 81 f7s Tor Amber DO n9 az
81 . 81 GOA ~ 80 White Michigan; 81 GSl ~ TOT anue
d.. 81 55DSl 60 White Genese Barley Malt que, ana n
Gales City At 81 s. cash Oa's are more ~ en h
New Ohio at c Unmixed and 4B! SOC Tor h
4OG43e f,r Black 44a46 for Mixed and Flldi9c Tor Nh
and ame but ho generally refused TO JED and the market eosr
the sales arc lfiCl bush Darp ana
6GGjsc Western Mixed 96 c3sns wh o ea western
White al 73c.; Western Yellow Of 7Oc Southern Nhe al o'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
COTTON MARKETS.

CINCINNATI Aug 9CoonMarket dePresSed prices dechins
Middlngs. l12c ,,.
MyspHrs Aug I9-COlton Grm; Midili1gs. l7c - , 40,
WItNNgToS Aug l9-Co;ton dull hddng' l7lc stock, 5s3
NonroIK Aug stesiU Low hdigs 6tc net re-
ceipts bales; eIportseoasse l9 bales stock J9 pae
GALVESTON Aug gotou quiet god Orbay l3Ie net re-
ceipts. bales; stocs, 1886 bsles - e,-,- 49,
CHARLEruS Aug 19-Cot0n que hddings lb4dlc net re-
eeipt hale Is bales stock Z.aO bales
BATNoRK Ang l9Cottou que hhdhngs, NE net reeip@
"a bsIes: grcss bales; blcs; dock G3 bales
Esv oRIgAsS Asg lCotton dull and nominali hngs itD
i7 rcet 3J bses; 765 has erpos-o 'rtai bnr
I'm 400 bales stock, 81 05L bales a.
MoBuE l9Coton quiet; MildhngS lie ret recep's ~
b,e eIports-coassise, ~ bacs; sa loo baes sock Jo
Aug lCotton quet; hdtngr Bs net rec1pS
Of be week, ia bales "a bales
L0rtsyILIE Aug l9.-COt.on dnil; hdllncs. l8c.
BoroN Aug l9-Coiton dull; Mtdnss, l9tc sales 20 bales
stock 1000 bales. ,.,,r az,
not rrcrr a. alcs; sales ~ bales stock 1853 bales
hrGrsTA lotton quiet bat eady hldA1gs, iOsd'c
receipts 10 bales: sales. 40 bales.
ST LOUIS, Ang l9- G ItOn unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
NEw-YoEK, Aug. 20, 1871.

NE OF 1 loh ~ 1lAiNi'
BANNERS, No. 5 NasSau-st
Tivetwcn.r Bonds are to-day selling at..ll4
Central Po.IUo SKIES st.............--.....iVV
Chesapealc ami Ohio Skies at.....92 and int.
Holders Of 5.-.. r. conversion into CentTals re-
taip the same interest," and increase their capital IA
,ey cent OF int. .f. % sapeake and OhiOs with an
Increase of p or holders of Centrals can eX-
change for Che.se .i and Ohios and increase their
copital about ,f- 2 The popularity OF the Cen
trails. their az. v and quick market az an
money center. s . world 50 soon after the compile
ton Of the road . very gratifying to ms, ana must
he also 70 an hrti.5 If the bonds; that the same
ropularty ana bill y viii attach to the CheSa-
neake and Omgs lad that they will command equal
nrice with the Cn'-als il due time, we have no
doubt The ne+- e.proach Of the time when the
Secretary of tn I lsury will call in a vast amount
Of Five-twenti,s aud pay them in gold, behooves all
holders 10 be ..... for new Investments; and to
all such we recon-. nd the Sir per cent God Bonds
,riacipol and ir.,..., Of he CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILROAD CONtsEt.
Length Of road building, 427 miles,
Finished and ru-ring, 227 miles.
Additional t. l- Completed by Oct. l. % miles.
Leaving 1O5 miles. which viii be completed as soon
as 5000 men car do IT,
Total amount o. tlis loan. Sl50OO,0OO.
Total cost Of ro.l, dcpots, equipments, &c" S1O-
OJQOJ0
The amount ,clJining unsOd, about S7,OOOOOO,
will soon be absorbed They issued in denomina-
tons Of $1,000, $50 and 800. FISK & HATCH.
HARVEY FISK.
,Tru
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First Mortgage
SINKING FUND
LAND GRANT BONDS
ST.JOSEpH AND DENVER CITY
Railroad Company,
WESTERN DIVISION.

These had from the undgnei or through the
principal banks and bankers Of the Untei States,
IN DENOMINATIONS OF $1,000, $500, AND 500.
They bsve thirty l bearing Right Per Cent q a.
Interest PAYABLE August and February In each year
The Principal and Interest payable in Gold The Principal In New
York London and fee oil
tar Coupon Bonds but registered or converted into Regis
receivable and ccrue Interest In payment Tor
the sales The payment Of the principal and interest
secured BY ouy the Comprys Lands granted
By the 1885, lying the line of this road and amount
Ing 10 900 the railway Of the Western Division extending
from Mare Kansas junction with Union Pacific Road al Fort
Ksey distance Of 10 miles, together with the Equipments
tanning Franchises Rights of Way ard Pcr'ona property.
The mortgage Loan aud Trust Company OF
Eew-Yort. as Trustees
The Bcpdhers amply projected of the Mortgage
Dcel which prohibits Of the Companys lands at less than four
per and release Of the lien Of this Mortgage upon
any portion sold until the purchase money paid to the Trustees who
authorized apply the to the payment OF these Bonds enef
by purchase or to sinking Fund.- their redemption at maturity
This will more 4, eIingnh The debt and ye railway and equip
nen free The security for the payment % these DOLLS N
beyond a contingency
,r NJ Vs and especially those who desire be paid OF
by Teaaury Department exchange their Governments of
these Bonds GOOD and substantal proHh
The location Joseph and Denver City Railroad
Ia commanding from the fact that 1t IA prachcai eNe
on the Hannibal and st. Joseph the next Lana oan
road after the Inoi. The St. Joseph and Denver City Kali
,,,d M ca tern terminus (St Joseph by Railway lines coming
from Hannibal ST. Louis Chicago and local roads conerng
St Joseph bane therefore seure Its connection Win tue
Union Pacific road opens mp tie through mle route across
and "a Of importance reflected in the fact that the guam
titles Of letters grams which have received daring the 'e" da'
tie sale applying rtheso seeute Indicate the
ock response American people support of internal Improve
me1t, while al they make good investment
Price for the present g1 and accrued interest In currency
Crcuars maps pamphlets documents, &C., furnished upon sppca
ton. ,
BIpreage relating to Boni free Marketable Securities received
in exchange q,
great the examination OF this proper ana
the bond, and o.e ed the investments In TINS Loan
Will not only be safe bat profitable We base calculations on the ct
that IN. First Mortgage Of this Company the Eastern DIVISION
lately successfully Isc BY firm at va have advanced 70 i've anu
cue interest making them rule 1906 nearly ten per cent ADVANCE
Under al Circumstances unhcstatngly recommend them
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IIS7O.I3lO76 COG52O1 T3DlOS HEB 4o769sA 1924
Same tine last
1888 29593OS IO27722 47O47 80 POP I'll
PErROLEU M-ioldcrs
been less With advance the Creek Crude
shade bTnaT
Objnae under 4c the prevailing Quotations the Greek for
syOt ~ - 10 Upper and 81 90 Lower
tbls seller DAYS 81 Lower. Refined prompt deliver
su for future shade easier With only moderate
doing bbls 2 $40 bbls prompt
livery sBd 21 IBIS september pvse terms 1000 hhls esch tn
more November at 25 and 900 bb. option
;ear 24c; and RapIha firm
with SALES Of 800 bbl but deliverable monthly
Philadelphia
bb August Z and 800 bbS frd half September
st24lc
steady; saes On Carolina 9a09Ic 7OO
bags Ins G7tc Currency duly paid and 100 bags RsngOon
boBd at 3ic god.
SU6AR-Thre only moderate degree Of activity the
market for Raw to-day but hm $50
for C0ht 4 for s. CoT 9aIOi for Porto Rico re for Dem
aHd 1900 boxes Havana Refined and
Jc for HrdS S for White AZ; l2iG2.e for DO B
lee for Extra CT
sTEARN fair demand and steady e of 20 at
g3c
TALLOwThe market active ard fs sales of 200
evening and to-day, At u &c. for Outside, and " Tor Cy
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

l9-ll:JD mCOIso opened g3i
and s aoun fecures open-Fye iouis s
81; Ia5s ~: 1900 ~; Ten F"rteS VI.
PANS Aug IFrcDcb Btes quote az - francs p cenue
LryEKyooL Aug. lg-ll3Q mCotOa opened finn; Mulng
Uplqnds sd8d Aiding Orleans " To- tae the day are
estinntef u u O00 bales.
LONDON llD mConso's closed Ss for both money
account United States FyeIweny bonds 1865 93; l
old s3t, 1905, g2i. Territories, 81.
TrvyFPOo A1g lgi3O m.Co.toD closei qne' saaiy
Mddng Upls @, 1JL NIh1g Orleans saJ!d; the sales Of
day lave e. Y bales. including 800 for export and specl
no WLe 10 Paws Tor Red WeerH Slnny. Oats 32 y lush
Ta.lo a. ) A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21

THE FIrsr MORTGAGE SEVEN PR CENT GOLD
BONDS of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY Con-
PAYY offer rare chance for safe and profitable In
vestment They are a first and only lien upon the
Road, which is very nearly completed, the rolling
stock, telegraph land grant, and all the property OF
the Company. The lands are released from taxation
and are worth more than the whole amount OF the
mortgage. The Road Will form the Great AiY Live
Route from Chicago and Aihcaskee to ~, Pau and
the North UL Bonds for sale at 90 and interest in
currency, by WHITE, MORRIS II Co., No. lS Wall-st
and GWYNNE. JOHNSON IL DAY, No. 10 Wall-st
where pamphlets and further information can be
obtained
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THE MARKETS.
lo.,tnll, reportea lor TEE rRnuvE. ]

SATUlDAY Ang. 40, B7l
AsHES-Po Nod demand and the market steady
qoo s 2saS7 IS Pesr quiet, aud prices unchanged al
SgDsS IS
COTTOS-T usrie qaet prices unchanged bH The oe Of
W msrtei veal future dhyue opened weak al tc decse which
sat subsequently, AI closing steadc sales gf hsle (t
n' Seilg sihs u SAs fos eIpo 80 bales fOr slHon
90 II @ N transit tor Nao delivery tbass Low hdJ.ng tue
az have ee- a. follow; Last eyeniHg-Ang 200 at lk;
U.s. ~ al u llt 80 HE 80 al Il ll-l6c. 20 % l1i
S ne. % At ID 100 81 lie, Now 100 II lee Jsl
- &C. H,, $40 bales T0dAug. 30 at II 7ltc; 600 at
nic eL, D9 ltc zoo a. u lCc 200 1t l75c Ssrt, Oct
l 10Y, 100 eeA a. DE tgefi De- 900 at lie 10 u l. lGc
90 N.t1 Do a. e; jan, lJJ at lee Tots 400 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21

uAY-Sbrjnc frm with fair demand quote 81 l5a 81 20;
Pe lois are fairly active and steady 25d ~ IS Salt ay
oote1 al f5 and new Clover 5ac Moderate demand
I'D sdy quote 81 lOa 81 Is for Long Rye, J@ Tor short
market i steady; sales Il bb Barba.
81 hhd Porto Rico at 45Gc and 50 bills New
MAYA sToREs-The general uel duh but steady. Spirits
Turpentne with sales Of small lots spot At $50
So and 100 bbl to arrive at " hSsn hes bssn Se "a &
No q So 81 256 ~ for Plei sales only 81 80
bills Pale private Tar held at 50 80 for Wmngon wash
oLs-Amer can Lipseed qe Gle for casks AND &c
Crude Fish O without important change and The demsnl
sales OF CO bbls Other Oils dull and unchanged
PROvISIOSsTbe frner tone and active demand that dis
demand part maturing and suce the
Oiled been less competition buyers snd with Increased
there purchase for January and February de!e
indications point sill lower tgurs the depression IN oart
the pa Eve years has been great thai production has greatly ee
great numbers and low prices Of stock Yog at the West
s s9e not me low and @ view we ind s becoming general
the edvan quite large business was a9e ~ . ~
Kinds plenty and to be exceedingly cheap the
coming year bat much depends business chat future prices e
been done and prices lower and have quite Irregular
wP: sng at demand y and G Market s ead Int eosd
tame the sales bbi at si3 80 for New hss; $4 for CITY
d. so Pnme $Ii ETt Prime; I fntaIe deliver the
sl3 81 80 bbl do for ocoSer at $l5 ~ Beef ls IN n1erie
xIia4 "a for Extra Tece Beef is selling moderately in snail
lots mostly ice house and prices nnehsne sales Of
80 tcs at siIGsO Prime Mess .gd 2oa So 70 Tor India Ness
Cot Meat; are sm 0s Q5 Hams ana n@Se OBJ Bacon
sales of ured at saS2c the latter for hne Sod Cut
fTsd Iogs are Gnner quote 64g7c for City Land svey
go and in fsr demand; sales and cS at &C. for No SIC
&c or civ ~ for fair to prime Steam ana 0 Tor Kettle hen'
ded for future delivery the maEet Is 9ue Da' YIN ss -
aud January ,-lbc.i ,OJ tcs for January al s4c' -
REPORTS NEwiOKK POA THE WEEK ENDING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21

CUPREME COURT.-in the matter OF the 3p-
nS, lsge to he wIbsSTSG and sTRiIGHrSyd oi
BROADWAY.
Between Thirty fourth Rrnintb a-t so the makiag
street Of greater One Hundred k a tie C of New
w.. the Undersigned Commissioners o. Estimate and Assessment in thu
,bove entitled matter hereby
pant or ougan all houses ami lots and improved or umloref
Tr,. completed estimate AMI assessment a~ers
sny " the i,sd aiecto ier. AMI ho may opposed @ 10
presR, der objections in Wiling %ay ysasl 70 S,aa 'a
tron No. "a ia this city the 18Th September lal
tas ten next aer tue LAY september G or
purpose vii be ATTENDANCE at our d ohe on each Of & tea
Soad That the said estimate ard assessment together
with our maps adayts and other documents
Which were med BY Us 10 % p oVI p S'S % New Yod heo
to remain until the 29lh day Of Sept mber I'l. ,
Third That the limits embraced by the assessment afosI AIe q
bess in cy bounded AMI inc g and contained within tho
e'Pe me ~ ne n, eop ne ea.,r Inc cf M ,n,h
street With cstsr as q Fgbh running en9l ae5
avenue thence ,outsery aloSg Madison 60 ts
Tb street 10 Lexington henos ssn;a,
ery ong Lexington ard lr place q
FoSf.enh street 70 the center is9 .o,sg
;hesee westerly along the ceuier %
,ST, ,s ; Ss1s .S S sS oSs the e0ie s Ds S
center line Of sI ns sySS1 ns s Sf So'seSs s
along ne Of Fourteenth street 70 .Tes,h no
avenue ,n S Tsb e thence .loos 's SS1 SorI
Twentieth street % he see'f5 , se S 20 S o Of sAS
sous 49, 1870 along The hse o. wen % tr line u
In center line Ninth trlee . % eastsry along
sr i'm of slit sixth street ne sih vrsu. 10 lie ma
an thence souherly along the 0eA''' ~
or Of hes Inning ,,sn viii presented the saprme
fourA That oar vk At srscial dn thctoi 10 h. hh be-
Court 81 hr sh J1sce IN are b." ''oft u a.
fore me ION a. ~ tyty hes-iors upon i ho OF A,y
The dslF ln we Wy
TO to lerc3 lie l,u-h Section OF Nhapes
ofNc"lsfh avs OF at II AsSlOTs Iasei Fohpar n.
lIt. srsrst L. Lgri
Dated N'" 'V'"' JOHN q IONT1 }....i.to-er.
WILLIAM NVO-, "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21

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pehN'..i Tennessee Extra and FAMILY bbOO
ueeiss ~ sssdv ana request sales Of 22S bbls
RYE Flour ses a. oos 81 Is state and % mass 90
c M steady and in good demand sales oil ~ bbs- We
quote ,.,.v 90 20 ass rs Co Meal Bfre o. 0s ass IS
Corr Mo crn IS a % Corn Meal b.. pu, - SO q 20 W
Con NesLWestW 20 90 ,,,,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-21
TANNER g. Co.,
BANKERS,
IL Wall-st.. New-YOrk,

II Wall-st, New-YOrk,
Buy and Sell at current market rates. the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT SD PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
TIE 81. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August and February, in New
York. London. or FrankfOrt-on-the-Main, free of
U. S. Taxes. TANNER & Co.. No. IL Wall-st.