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year 1871, among the different precincts
IN their townships, and report same To the
Board, with o view Of having said balance
expended by order Of the Board. @
ReSo!red, That the, said Supervisors d.
rect the Surveyors Of the different pre-
cIncts to reportidll orders given BY Hem
on said tax, 80 as 10 enable them ID make
q correct report Of the balance. Tabled.
A number Of bills were referred. The
following were ordered paid: John Reid,
"a SO; A. Bennett, $6 80; Mr.. Matthews,
stenographer, 800; W. l. Mcclure, 800
W. T. McPhail, $6.
Petitions for reduction Of taxes from ].
2. Gilchrist, Jas. Kergessner and Noah
Zane were referred.
The following was adopted i
ReS0IUed, That the clerk be authorized
to issue orders to the Supervisors oil
the West Liberty Turnpike TO the amount
OF the appropriation heretofore made, 10
be Included In the next'leYy.
Mr.. Jacob was excused from serving
on the joint committee Of the Board and
the City Council and the President ap'
pointed In his place. The committee was
notified 70 meet Of the Council Chamber
on Wednesday evening. ny.
A communication from VIM. Keyser,
I'd Vice Presldent Of the B. & o. r r.
Co., renewing the Company's proposition
In relation to releasing It's property In
this county from taxation, provided
they erect shops In this city, was referred
TO the Finance Committee.
Adjourned to meet next Saturday after
noon at . o'clock.
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POLICE CoUBT.-The following cases
were disposed Of: Edward Clator, tumult
and disorder, IS and costs; ]. @. Davis,
same charge, dismissed; Martin Friery,
dtschGrgiug FIRE arms contrary to the city
ordinance, continued until Thursday ;
Joseph Miller, selling liquor on Sunday,
dismissed; Elizabeth Lewis, colored, tn.
mutt and disorder, IS and costs; Chris.
tan Frank, fast riding through the streets,
$40 and costs; Charles Grody, tumult and
disorder, 81 and costs.
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SUPREME CouRT.-In the case Of Rob.
inson ct al Us. Boggess ct al. the argument
was concluded by Raymond for appel.
lants and by Leo for appellees and case
submitted. The case OF Currence rs Dan.
ielS, from Randolph county, was argued
by Les for appellant and submitted. The
case OF Lynch and others u, Hoffman and
Others, from Harrison county, was argued
by Raymond and BOggess for appellants
and by Leo for appellees and submitted.
The following cases were continued !:
Hurst cs. Hurst, from Harrison county:
Camden Ct al. rS. Boner ct al, from Bar.
bour county; Clcggett u.s. Kittlc ct al,
same county; Simon vs. Marks, same coun.
ty; Grim Us. Dawson, administrator, same
county; and Hart Is. B.&o. r. r. Co.,
from Harrison county.
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The most complete and choice line Of
Foreign and Demestic Cassimeres, Scotch
Cheviots, English and French Diagondls,
Cloths of all shades, Vestings, Gentle.
meas Furnishing Goods, &C., can be
found at G. Hess merchant tailor, cor.
ner of Main and Quincy streets, who does
all al. work in the best style and guarantees
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BEFORE JUSTICE CorTs.-The three
lads who were arrested few days ago
for bathing in the "pot" and abusing Mr.
and Mrs, Ise and throwing stones at their
house, had hearing before Justice Cots
yesterday morning, They were put un.
der bonds OF 800 each for good behavior
for one year.
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WHILE summer complaints pre- vail, Il
y dangerous 70 use drastic cathartlcs. A
mild apetient lstbest- Efervesctng Grab
Orchard Salts r. E. SURE s CO., Gin;
o. For sale by all Druggists.
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BEFORE SQUIRE GnIEsPY. = James
Gallagher was brought before the above
Justice yesterday afternoon charged with
going behind the bar Of Rudolph schup-
bach. Gallagher succeeded IN getting
nothing but bottle OF stomach bltters.
He was sent to jail for court in default Of
S1fl hail.
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BEFORE JUSTICE SCHULTz.-Christian
Frank, after getting through with the
Police Court yesterday morning, was
brought up before Squire Schultz who
imposed fine of FIVE dollars and costs
and bound him over in the sum Of 500,
to be OF good behavior for one year.
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EUREKA OnGANs.-Ever popular and
in great demand amongst those who love
good music, pretty finish and cheap
prices on easy terms, weekly or monthly,
New lot receiving at sheib's Music Store
Monroe street.
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Try THEM.-We daily hear persons
speaking in the highest terms OF tho pat
ent fitting shirt which is gradually taking
the place of allothers. These shirts open
In the side and are made in any desired
style. J. T. Lakin 6 Co., are receiving
orders Tor them and guarantee a perfect
fit in every instance. Try them.
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SECURE THE SHADOW ERE TIE SUB.
STANCE FADE."-Now is a good time to
secure your Shadow" The best place
is, Internationally, the Partridge Gallery,
III Main Street. Iti
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Nor As BADAs suPposED.-MisS Karue,
the young lady who was injured at the
Chapline Hill accident on Sunday, is not
as badly hurt as at first supposed, neither
her leg nor arm being broken. One rib,
however, was broken, and it will be some
time before she will be able to leave her
had
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BRoKE.-On her up trip Saturday
night last the steamer Andes broke her
shaft when about two miles below Muir
rayville. Tho Granite State will take her
place until her damages are repaired.
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Ghe9tteQi4
TUESDAY. JULY 20, 1917.
New Advertisement.

Steamer Julis No. 3.
Steamer Granite State.
For Rent.
The Greatest Of the Great Shows.
Farm for Sale.
Hair Jewelry-Oxtoby & Dufleld.
Dissolution Of Copartnership.
Closing Out Sale--head Of local.
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CHEAP GooDs,-A large stock OF Wo.
MEMS Misses and Childrens' Shoes IS
per cent cheaper than formerly at ".
Blond's. -, y
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In TowN.-Hon. VIM. G. Brown Of
Kingwood and Mr.. F. M. Reynold of
New Creek, late Of the Gazette, are in
the city, stopping at the Mcclure,
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Doors AND SHOES Of the best Eastern
manufacture, for sale regardless of cost at
L. V. Blends.
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FIGHT1NG.-Jabe Gosney was found on
the streets yesterday Afternoon attempting
TO fog every one that he came across.
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In order to reduce my present stock of
Boots and Shoes will sell them regard
less of cost from this date. L. Y. Blond.
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L1suT AND sHADR.-All the "summer
Styles" photographed on short notice, at
the Partridge Gallery. YlI
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IHRQGGLiGiNSGiSsS,iTTTTfT5BSS R1oSI

Ia the wonderful medicine IA cS,1 aSAAvn
S SM n.g ABOVE pointed 70 relief IN N Se tnkt
believes no has combined IN S,s Sas .aiscVus,
Naattute1 most soycreign enrSIIv" aott q
mniC9 y H91 mas tnstllled into M vS.O rtts,
uoM IoE heaIlDg tho slck, tha6 trssS a tag.
tSst ~ ~ ~ one medicine. The SvdsrsHt osS!s
nate Ss auna "a the great variety Of nO't St'
~ , Ssoases Whleh has been fond ~ Wv
Gong,, SuIS q BronchltlL SS%G
tIOns Il L.a Iu .nS early stages Of CouSrTrn
emIncnt nbSS %tOntshs1 Tho medical hcaitS H
medical discovery Of thc ago VIM ~ gtsitSit
severest Coughs II strengthens In II sGS' U.
purlIl los the blood. by ia TSc S;S ven ~
19Gn blood purifying properties, il srsI! !Ac q
AumorAi ron tho worst SrreinIn1 q
ss9mnon Rloteh, PImple, or SrSn1;,o !
MsEG9rial disease, Mineral posonI AZ S5An4n'
euects, arc etadicGted, aud vigorous bs,Nt aSt
soana constitution established. RrySIN.Iel
SnIt hhsum, Fever NoreS SehIv
LOU hOusn SKIN, 10 short oil the RunkS51, AZ ~
cases caused BY bad blood. Ars conoUstsJ \. w! w
powerful purifying and luvigorStipSI MI q tAl
II You teel dnll, drOwsy, debiiitS,S% IsHe,
low color OF skin, or yGllOwlsh bUTS S Sa,,. "
lace or body, frequent headache Or dIiaSpS.A =
taste In mouth, internal heat or cbilis SW0HM
with hot tllshes, low EpirIts, and Vbomes, y.
oodngs, irregular appetite, and toiSBs I'm w
YOU arc suffering from Torpid i,jvMs
HBill0uSncSS." In many cases q t,tTI ,tsS 2
Complaint" NNly part 81 thea s,S., liver
are experienced. AZ remedy for M MI f ~
Dr.. Picric's Goldea Medical DisCoycTS y. =
equal, as y cfrtct' perfect cures, lcnrIrg ~
CT s!rengthsaci nNl healthy, For he t d, ny Y,
Ha6 btu! s, GTonSt! nn'to4 q tie bowel,
used Il for this purnose are loud in Il, NM, DN'
Tho proprietor Offers q 600 reward "a, 'S.n
cine that will equal 1t Tor the turC Of Al ~ q
eases for which 1t IA recommended. W.
Sold BY druggists At 81 per bottle. prsn,.,,.
r. V. Pierce, M. d. Sole PrOD'setor. Al b,s wv
cal Laboratory. la1 Srnc'A street, Buailo. w Y
Send your SddrGsa iIs a pamphlet W."
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PHILADELPHIA
Ornamental Iron Works!
RoBHRT HooD. rHna. 4 ROE
, HVbbHE HUUU. THUB, g. KW
ROBERT WOOD & CO.,
1885 RIDGE AVENUE, PHILADELPHIA. "a.
FOUNTAINS FLOATING SWASs-
VASES FROGS
-STATUARY- WATER LILIES
DUCKS TURTLES, de-
-FoR DECORATING FOUNTAINS
UFpA pDAUg gTrlFIFPp IyOTrgPy

HERARDAHS, SUMMER HOUSES,
ARB0RS, CHAIRS, SETTLES, dc, DE-
NEW sTrLE WRouOur. IRoN RAILING, toi Prts
OF House and Cemeteries. Never before lsl0
duccd.
CAST and WEoUGuT.IRoN RLrLlNsS, fOrPuSt
Buildings and Squares, Cemetery Lots, Gaitss
Fences, Balconies, Roof Crossings, ETC., 10 gteAl
variety Of Patterns.
IRON STAIRS, Spiral and Straight, o! Vlr91i
Patterns and Styles. Special GtteHtloV gtt'H Nv
cllSSQf tsork.
LAMP Posrs, for fronts OF Public BulldtSi
Hotels, and City Streets, Of Plain and EIbonR
Designs.
STABLE FITTINGS, OF Cast and wnught.I1a
Of New Improved Styles. such IS IlaY RACK,
Stall Divisions, Managers, Harness Brackets, dut
ters, Traps, VentllatOrs, &c. u
WIRE Work OF every description hn
Guards OF Crimped Wire. GalVanzedoF hlr'te
in Plain or Ornamental Patterns, lOFst0re Don
and Windows, Factory and Warehouse WINDOW
Raillngs for Offices, Banks, Counter HsllhSi
Balconies, Lawn and Farm Fences, &c, &C AZ.
GATES for entrance 10 Cemeteries, fa Sl.
Squares and GentlGmen's County eeAIe' o. ~
Tubing or Wrought.IrOn. both single and dOa''S
In elaborate and simple designs.
DRINKING FOUNTAINS, for street uSes, A,eI
large assortment Of designs expressly w W.
purpose. nh,
CAsr-IRoN URNAL Boxes, for PuOi' FHn
and City Streets. ,,o...u
OVAL VASES, Latest styles, Centennial PlSGli
HITcHING POsTs, Jockey, CoOIle, saao, ~
plain designs. 1p.EySS -
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Fermentation. ]. Marshall Hagans
Is in town, stopping at the Mcclure House.
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$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to $4,000,

Tickets, $40. Half Tickets, 81. QuartsrI, ssR.
Hour lotteries are chartered BY theSu.
are Always drawn at the time named. md N
drawinge are under tho supervision Of Iwvn
commissioners.
~ The ofioial drawing will be publI.Aedh
the y. Louis papers, and copy sent TO putcAl
ers Of tickets.
@W We will draw a similar scheme he Lu
day OF evry month during the year 1872.
E8C Remit ut our risk by POsTOPHCE NOnT
ORDERS, REGISTERED LETTER, DRAFT VI u
PREss. Send for a circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER 4 co,
PostOflte Boz 2RG
apps Tu.Th'St&w 81. Louis No
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BOARD or suPERY1soRs.

The Supervisors Of Ohio county met at
the Court House yesterday morning Of 10
o'clock. President List occupied the
chair. Present gt rollicall the followingi
Clark, Fisher, Harrison, Jacob, Kleyis,
Oestefling, Otte and Stone.
Sinking Fund CommiSsl onersSubmitted
report aS follows: HFf
We have paid the interest accruing
during the year on the Sinking Fund
bonds, and have purchased 81 900 Of
Sinking Fund bonds.
Wehave cash on hand In the Merchants
National Bank $804s4, and there are due
from the Sheriff $4,000, $1,000 Of the
levy Of 1870, and $4,000 Of the levy Of
1871. The Sheriff states that on account
ofthe insuflclency Of the levy of 1871 TO
meet the orders drawn on him, he will
not be able to make any further payment
to the Commissioners during the current
year. DOTS D. .'.'
The expenses oEthe fund arc as follows
Express. .....,..........y ...".,- 70
''''...'..'''...'..... ! W
X per CENT on amount Disturbed sss
u.J 1sla 81
There are yet outstanding OF The sink.
Ing fund bonds $2S, 800.
CD. HUBBARD, CHM.
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There are yet outstanding Of The sink,
ing fund bonds $29S00.
n RI HuppApn lLtn'H

U. u. HUBBARD, Cnmn.
Referred.
Committee on Printing and Stationery
recommended the payment Of bills
amounting to $50 05. Adopted.
Committee on Finance offered the tol.
lowing: ReSoIued, That the petition Of
A. Kelley and others, to have the assess.
ment on their portions OF the Cruger es.
tate modified, DO rejected.
ReSO!red. That the petition Of Andrew
Deniston and others, TO have taxes and
labor on their lands levied for the'special
purpose Of maintaining roads running
through their lands appropriated to i'm.
provements on the West Union and Ro.
ney's Point turnpike, be granted.
ReSOlued, That bonds Nos. 2l9 and $40
for 81 900 each, (Hempfeld r. r. bonds),
maturing May 10, 1878, both in the,pcS.
session Of WINS. Goshorn, be included
In the next levy, and that the President
be authorized To make arrangements
with Mr.. Goshorn to have included In
the next levy twelve bonds Of 81, 900
each, due since May 10, 1872. The latter
bonds bear the following numbers : AZ, 80,
81. 81, 6e, 81, "a, 1903, 1O4, 1O5, ia and
1879.
ResoIred, That the bill of DR.. Allen Of
IS for professional services DO paid.
The first and second resolutions were
adopted. The third resolution was alter
ed to include two bonds Of $1,000 each
in possession Of Merchants National Bank.
Adopted.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges
were instructed to report on the petition
In regard to Matchmaking portion Of
Glen's Run road. il
The assessor gave recapitulation Of
the assessment Tor 1871 and 1872 in the
isTs, R RtsIo' Ay,se!hs.s.s,soo
iS7a, Personally :" 6,iSs, 200
AUtal'' -. oAA1VoAI%VV
1871, Personally. .$5,2Ss,4e
dalR Tor 1879 lE6.bu
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Total since lst Of Jnuary........ SOf'Jl i'V'o'
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive Of specie,
from the port of NewYork for the week ending July o.
1872, was s3,9G5,sl3
The Merchants Insurance Company has declared the
usual semaunua dividend of 10 per cent, payable on
demand.
The Mechanics and Traders Insurance Company have
declared semannua dividend OF 10 per cent, payable
on demand.
The bonds Of the Southern Canada Railroad, now Of
fered by Messrs Leonard Sheldon, Foster, and Wins
low Lanler & Company meeting with ready sale,
ana from present appearances the loans VIII soon be
closed out has every prospect of success and
the bonds are undoubtedly Of the best securities now
Offering in this market.
The Home Insurance Company OF this city has de-
cared dividend of per cent, payable on the 18th inst
Messrs John j. Cisco Son, No. 50 Wall-st, invite the
attention of capitalists to the Houston and Texas Cen
trail Railway bonds safe investment. These bonds
are being offered at and interest in currency and
rapid sales are reported Surplus July dividend might
be safely aud proftaby invested in these securities.
The standard Fire Insurance Company announce an
interest dividend OF "a per cent payable on demand
The Philadelphia stock Board was dull. Pennsylvania
6s 1O9 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, "a; Reading
Railroad 5si; Pennsylvania Railroad, SIS. Gold, llSi
Stocks at San Francisco excited and advancing.
Imperial 10 Phoebe, S2 Ely $50; Savage, III; Crown
Point, 40; yellow jacket, l32i
The following is the statement Of the Boston National
Banks as returned to the Clearing house to-day:
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pks as returned to the Clearing house to-day:
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
A SAFE INVESTMENT
For TRUST FUNDS.
The MIDLAND Pacific RAILWAY


FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD Bonds.
This road is entirely completed and in full oper-
alton between the Missouri River and Lincoln, the
capital of the State of Nebraska. and is earning
more than all its expenses, including interest on it's
bonds while its traffic is constantly and rapidly in
creasing The line has been built wholly by
stock subscriptions, and among its stockholders
are some of the most successful railway supporters
and fnanciers in the country The cost of the road
with It's Franchises, Real Estate. Equipments, Tee-
graph Lines, &c, has been Sf3,333 per mile, while
the mortgage on it is but Sls333, making the com
panys securities safe beyond contingency.
The Midland Pacific will connect with the Union
Pacific the west and the east with direct lines
TO the Atlantic Coast and all intermediate centers
It's location is therefore most important and COM
handing one it being the central link of a new
trunk route shortening the distance TO the Pacihc
by 1f7 miles. A. local enterprise, the Midland
Pacific is invaluable. Ii traverses fertile tract oi
country of the finest agricultural regions III the
Union, and is the main feeder for RAPIDLY increas
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at III ,lc. iOr Prime, and iSdJ2l Tor Mixed.
FFD dull and unchanged; sales 20 s2J y 100 10, No
MiHgs; Mddngs and Sl9d for 40 10.
OF No. Fte Rye dull s.d = sales, 20 ~ H. at
So.
FRUITS-Foregn Dne has rue dull With scarcely enough
done definitely establish values Qo OF nearly all description
and nominal We quote L,ier Rasns bO CCnts
7d9ic. Con firmly held 70 sac an advance Loose Mus
cate sn. - lOq - 49, aud Naeaca Ne Nuts neglected
GRAiN-iGe Wheat srket Is better; Gul Spring plenty, and
wanted export and Notice inquiry for milling Winter II
quite u market closes better bui 10 the block fgbts the
Tor cElot 'heeke nYe are buyg 10 FAIR extent ne
hsh. 81 ;Od III 50 for No Chicago Spring, Al a
al 81 ios 80 Muaukee 81 he'd Western; 81 IS fo
amber no. ~ IS for White Ohio Barley Is Inactive and nominal
Bare Mat quiet bat hlm the sppo gooi light Oats shade
quite actse te d n4ud for Investments the sales
Ohio Mlke s20s9lc; White 4jaic and
kanry i1GFc Western MiIel .itai3ci White, Ld Ec
state II 3iGi5c Mixed aud jc ior White Rye In
dulrd a.d eAlcr; sales bush Western
bot owing To the advance In heights hr demand for
N sce and the the sales $50 TOO
hu Damp and uisoufd ot 5ic Mixed jBG39.c. for
steamer nd ole. sal; West .rn yellow o. ollie.
alNsNG -lhtte coatnued with limited arrival
pre-. arc Llni quot a. sle 81 - iof fime
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n Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For THE WEEK ENDING JULY 0. 1872
sruEN IRTRr ouro kenor

Expressly rsB y. l.. IRIsUSE keporterI
General Directions
only articles The freight and other
Put everything In good order attractive Ok
nation sale where dirty package ssloyeny
pearAnc fail. Pack securely that the viii not allow the
eggs plainly paia,s stencil
box bbL, stating the amount also Send letter Al tho
what Is time, Ae An INVOKE Nst
should Dbl the pah
Secure for yourself reputation tne w in bes.
shape, that mark Is in demand
BEANS AND PEAS.
Receipt. for the week 2 bills besss 7is less than last sesh
week with $3.50 bush. shipped
arrivals Of beans while the Cuba
light hence the market easier Lots outside Of those held
spectators have been offered at % o. Mediums
little trade The only Canada here bulk
prime 25d IS 30 Beans Marrow prime S
Dode Far good OJG 20 Dodo Com 10 80 20
Do. do. rieror.... oOG W Peas Gao bondbh ga 90
BUTTER.
Receipts for the week. 1887 packages
last 33j packages shipments A packages The
ony feature Of the butter market
something than any ies Of high prces possible dry
weather comes GU there be chance profit ony
about carloads have been overland
sud 100 6rkn for steamer II mostly fne Western English
shippers have taken FEW lots at l3do and bought
TO noh. Common Western l2dltc, los
M 10 Illinois trkin selling at lie, Sc Lssa Welsh,
BE-, and 20 Central Ohio At lJ.c; 10 Nr Western
Reserve tine Nc Is Michigan half ,nbs le a choice Ohio half
tubh be- lot OF poor white state pals sold lie There
muo Of the butter in heste last week immediately
the cellars cool o. state pals slowly the boats having call
aid Of
hrs pick reach the Quotations
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central National Bank shares sold at par, and Phenx

In railroad bonds the dealings notceaby large In
Union Pacific Firss, which down from 9OB to
SOS though the decline was almost recovered before the
day closed Centrl Pacifcs sold at 1922 Incomes, ST;
Land Grants s1i Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Seconds s9s Ohoand Mississippi Seconds So and c. c.
and l. C. Firsts 9ld92 The following the bids for
mo
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Coleman Benedicts closing quotations were:

The money market is unchanged. The little furry In
money last nj gb gave place the usual and large
offerings at per cent on call The currency move
ment is OF no especial significance either way. The de-
mand for discounts is moderate prime mercantile paper
passing at TO per cent
The Government bond market was quiet and entirely
devoid of feature. Prices we're well sustained. To-
morrow a million $685. II that amount Is offered below
the r Of gold viii be purchased by the Treasury Fisk
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ing population. We have examined personally this
entire enterprise, and recognize ts Importance and
value. and confidently recommend it's Bonds to in
yestOrs
During the past few years we have negotiated a
large number of railway loans, and there is not one
of these roads whose property does not exceed in
value. by 100 per cent the amount of its first mort
gage bonds Present price of Midland Paciics, 80
and accrued interest Bonds may be registered with
out charge and all marketable securities taken IN
ovcbanoe at full rates TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, ii Nassau-st.
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The gold market shade nrmer the sales having
been at II3i and lSS agan llsa alsi yesterday The
dealings are very limited, and unattended with anything
AXE excitement The shipments Of specie to-day $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-10

600 gold, and the engagements for tomorrow Of over
that amount encouraged the Hrmness noted above The
rates paid for carrying were 81 and per cent
The disbursements OF coin interest to-day s57OOO
the Treasury redeemng $4,000 in FyeTwenties total
of s5 $4,000 The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was as follows: Gold cleared slss27cco; gold bal
ances 81 O95Is and currency balances, N,2569o Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-10
snpnlIed Wan blIIs. We quote:

state bonds were duler than usual There was an up
ward movement in South Carolina new January and
July issues based upon the decisive steps taken to re-
cover defaulted interest the bonds, and sales were
made in the afternoon at 2sl 92s Tennessees were
firm at IS and Missouri Is at 9l G9k The following were