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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. AUGUST 3d. 1873

With sales Of 10 900 bb Sept 16isal6 l6c and 10000 bbls
Oct ADD Nov. st price
RICBTerc good iobnx trade With sales II 20 csss Caro-
na at S9d9 300 bsgs RsuScan 6 and 90 bags Psna at
gold
sUGARs-Tte market sm for Has with fair 70 rood Refining
Cuba quoted at Sds bat the business hight embracing 3l6
bids Porto Rico at 100 hhdS Cuba at Sac SO hhd Moasses
Sugars % and 300 private Refined for
Hards, and lie fot White A."
SEEDS dali bat steady So 509s3 So for Timothy; 90 10 for
FArssed aud 9se for Ceve latter sarce Of 900
bag. Calcutta Linseed arrive. 81 47ia gold co
hTEARS quiet and steady with 8 bid aud 8 asked Prime
in terces
SOAPCst In less active demand but steady sales Of
$50 boxes Marseilles in lots. at 0is09i4e currency.
rather doing Kentucky
the market 6 hat Of change;
embrace $50 bids d14 Seed Leaf continues
and the market aG OF 100 uarg kinds 1870
At and 100 cases do do CROP ST. l2a45 $50 case.
Connecticut and Massachusetts, 1872 5nSc for hers and
10a18c for Seconds $50 SevYork 1872 at 1927
100 Penpyysns 1872 terms $50 Ohio
1872 6 400 Wisconsin 1879 at 6aU7 ,
and 600 bales Havana at S009Jc
TALLOW dull and sad sales or 35OOO 10 Common at 62si
Prime quoted at 7-l6dS lac.
WHISKY fmer. With a demand; sales Of 200 bills At
81 1OdSt H. mostly at the latter price; and 30 bbs Alcohol at
~ 10
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COTTON MARKETS

ggs. Maass: ,l 5 r's ssS6 80
BAITsoaE Aug Cotton srn Mddur' l9s ne, receipts.
bales: 1859 bales Testy-ns receipts 40 bales, gross
Sa.yTti IsT 2s@co.sca q MJdng. Isle receipts. 81
Aug 2oco,oS S MiIus, l7,ae net receipts s,
bale. weeEnst RECEIPTS 7lS bae' srpOrs-eoAs'W'e S@9
wS s 10 R Ss" 9ocoon .d,, Mdus. lse ne. re-
eeps bales erporeoastwss bales sales, 10 lseS sioe
GGs bas wsesy-nss receipt" az bales eIPOriseoasiSe 81
receipts 30 bales shipments 40 bales stock 1872 500 bales 1878.
CisosSarr Aug 29-cOtton seady Maing 1916; receipts
% o1ss S % 20 s1' o iiois asss weakly.
22 bales Ppents no bsle' sales 1856 bales, stock
B5sTos SSs 30 COTTON quiet and strong Mddng, 2oa gross.
receipts 792 bales, sales 300 nales stock $500 bas Ee
7e' bs : ~ c7S s s9 'O' bate" ''''' Great
PRoyIDESoE Aug 29COttOn-veesly-s 1900 bals'' stock
soRpox Aug 29cOOu dull; Low addns, 1891 receipts
225 bales. seene receipts, 1898 bales eEOrt'-eoaSTi'e
ca,SlT5ToS Aug 29oon quiet stock light Mdting l7'2
Low N an S Goo a6 20 bs@, & 100 bales t 0S
bals weekPe receipts 27l 7 9s s gross LIS Sa' eI
NsmvmEE Aug 20-COoa arm; Low Mddlngs. l6e seekly
reeeipts AS baj Shipments ll79 baes stock. 1872 38l
Gii7FTos 2aco9 steady Good osip.,7 i ISSl5e
net receipts 10 bales; sales 80 bei stock bales "eI
act receipts Az bales eIpOrsooast"'e 728 bae' sales 0'O
EswonLEAS, Aug 29-cottOn-Dm.nd moderate; Midll3g'
1 receipt s 7 .a; fIG l S,e sa ss.,as goS IetV
S2s hsss eros. Sa7 bales etports-to the continent 1885
bales; coaswise, 623 bales; sales, $500 bales ,
PmIIADELPHrA, Aug. 29Coon quiet and se'dyi hInhass
Doe; weekynet receipts, 2G2 baesi gross I5@il oa'i f'"'
Great Britain, 9j1 bales ,,,- 20
SELMA Aux receipts 80 bales; shipments %
bales; stock 1872, 1870 bales; 1873 2i5 bales -.
sTou.fa, Ais CoouDensnd good addIns, IL
eep 65 bales sales. 29S bales stock, 1872 l2l bales 1870
$50 weekyecept 03l bales shipments
23j bales; taken b. mills 237 bales sales, Oll bales
MEMPHIS, 2JCottou scarce. Low W dngs lSci ree
baes shipments go bales stock 1872 2l62 baesi 1878
4452 bae weekly receipts 1889 bses shpments 222o bales
NOZZLE Aug 29-Cotton unchanged MdnEs, l7i0lSc Low
Mddngs 16 Good Ordinary IL he net receipts - bies i
100 bacs stock, Ol4O baesi
receipts 4j9 bslesi eIportscoawiss. 1910 bae
sales nales
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the following quotations:

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship
Deutschland, will close at 1;30 p. IN. at the Mer-
chants Exchange Nos. 50 and SO Pine-st.
Money has been equally steady to-day with yes
terday, and borrowers readily supplied their require
ments at4 as per cent where Government bondswere
offered collateral, and at on hypothecated Stock
Exchange collateral. Prime mercantile paper moves
quite freely at per cent for the best short date
acceptances, 90 days to and months names being
quoted at to 10.
There is nothing new to add of Government
bonds the quotations having followed in the drec-
ton of gold The general market left off strong
Fisk & Hatch thus report:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30

Gold has been active all day. and the business was
more animated than for several DAYS. The earlier
sales were at l154all5., but as the borrowing de-
maDd for gold quickly absorbed the available street
gold aud lending rates veered round on to the Dor
rowing side the price advanced to 49,! the upward
tendency receiving aid and comfort from the large
import entries for the week. These amounted IN
gold valuation, to $2s62 JIG, the estimates of gen
eral merchandise footing up $5,500,OOO total OF
$S%Gll6. The amount thrown upon the market
was S32i2,S18. In the afternoon trade there were
tree realizing sales, which carried down Tue
price again to 115! at the close. On gold
ioans the rates were g. 80. 2, and per cent for
carrying. fat. and and per cent per annun, and
12 per day paid for use the latter Of late very I'M
usual phase. The London adviees continue of an
assuring nature, consOls and United States bonds
being rm and Erie rising to 49s, money being easy
at and under bank rates. In Amsterdam Union
Pacific frsts quoted at 60; do. stock at % St.
Paul preferred, 81; Northwestern preferred, 9OE
Erie, 80. aud Central Pacific Railroad bonds 81
The Assstant-Treasurer redeemed 5000 in called
bonds discussing $143OOO in coin interest Oh the
public debt The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank was as follows: Gold cleared,
$O.SiS.OOO; gold balances. $2,072l0O; currency
balances, S2,427,11O. The following were the quota
tons:
1000 ll5ia ll20..l15l 90. ll5ss 2;3O .
hoo lbs 1875 q 9.oS lib -
The days business at the U. S. Sub-Treasury COM
prised
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And the following for city bank shares;

The movements in dry goods during the week IN
cude 81 1861 1885, entered for consumption; Sl29iSS2
withdrawn from warehouse; and SS9i,l2O ware
housed.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady Pennsyl-
vana 6s, 1OS Philadelphia and Erie Railroad 244 !;
Reading Railroad, 55s Pennsylvania Railroad, "a ;
Gold, ISL.
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prcrIprS OLE pRnnIrcE

North fofrer venus and Ratlodat
AUs 29l4 pigs Ashes pkg Beeswat 81 bb- Copper 42j
CoioB,26 Dkg DRIED Fruit l3G bl% Eggs ~ bags Fax
seed bills Flour 1880 bb Meal 200 bush Wheat 81 500
bush 366 67 bush Oats 100 bush Malt 453 bds Hides 220
b1 Turpenne 3Z7o sides Leather lO7 pkg
Grease pkgs Taow, 46 pigs Beef 2J6 pg Po 90 pkg4 LnL
Meats 3Os LAM 2699 pkr Bm;r 6lS9 pSg+ Ohsese' ~
Tobacco LOLA pigs Tobacco, 2lo bales Wool sos bb'
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NJ, 5000 bash. Oats. 5000 bu,s. B.rsv. 1900

b.DUU b1s OtS UVVV V"sH' "@''0''
Hogs. 900 Cattle. .
1oIrpo Aug 90 arm fair demand Wheat siehy;
No White Michigan at 81 55 Ambe. hehigsn spo sna
81 462; seller September 81 4oi NO. h spo
Ell 45dSl Ash 4s September 81 49, seller last bali Of Sepe
44 Rel. 81 i2i2 No. Amber Illinois VI a52
46i4 High Mixed seller SpierDef qOf
seller last h, Of September 49, seller October Low ss
grade shade better 36z for No 3zg iot no
81 33c for Michigan Prgh hmi vessels scarce TO Bnno 44g
Ace 10 0ssego, 90lOci 10 Kingston ShG3 s
bush Wheat 5000 bash Corr and 5000 bush oats
LOCO bb Flour 81 900 bug Wheat 1000 baa Cora and oooo
bash. OaN
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receipts ascemurg; sa Of
1000 n Western .sd 20 Iihern In lots al 50 isn
BROOM CORN AND BRO0M5-ora IL In fair demand and tm,
the supply limited Long Green Hu prime to choice st l0r
Medium Brush choice Green. SdU Medium quail
RsIppe ba6c and Common Qualities Red and strong
but nny he1 81 0f4 rs doen
COtTON-1he market for Cotton the been quiet
but prices qOotsb,e change We quote follows
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We buintE WtIb
Of this date
The closing Of peculiar interest prices
satisfactorily September last and 40 TO zoe y ID h
Hops would probably have ruled throughout The entire
had Of heavy impoos from
Europe After bad fairly the eI dis
shat crop Bnope admit Of good foreign
Hons being 35c. t. ID without loss the
poe American Hops which had at That time declined about 80
Der steadily until the hes, sold high Doc
from prce little Aueuston down to the
en tine California commanding the highest figure The break price,
be KlbOurn October
their Hops there expecting get good
prices railing the Eastern markets but being
lueai by eHggsrstd stories Of foreign arrivals became
offered when
should congned reliable commission
they could have realized nearly double the price they
% kbOurn CITY OF
established the price M hops which In this
state under depressing influence yielded while the ncredn
Of refused 10 with their hops at such unsanied
low figures Led them and rewarded by heavy advance
yaiues The question will allow themselves be
duped again this will they profit By last years experience
The foreign will exceed that OF last while The home
growth expected fail considerably short Of last snd
why should not the full beneat
tla atta.lia
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SECOND BOARD--i y. NJ.
Sales Of STATE BOndS-RdtirOad BOnfS-BG1lk aud RGA-
rodd-ErDreSS Stocks Ge.
SALES FROM q O'CLOCK P. NJ. TO CLOS
NESS. 3 O'CLOCK z. NJ.
FRIDAY, Aug. 29-P. NJ.

IRlDA1s mug CT NJ
The stock market was firm at the opening, and
prices advanced all over the list Western Union,
lake Shore, n Y Central, Erie. and Wabash lead
6ng the upward movement. Erie huctuated be-
tween 6Oi061s. and in London at 4sl0492. After
midday there was reaction, but still later a recov
,ery while at the close the market showed decline
,Df to per cent from the best prices of the day
Hhe possibility of homeopathic dividend of one
per cent on Erie had as happy an effect on that
stock as did ever whole vial of Hehnemanns sugar
pellets administered to a hystericky patient The
rumor was treated first class joke by the knowing
zones but seems to have been regarded seriously by
outsiders who bought enough stocks to advance the
roe fully one per cent above the closing quotation
snf last night as If man could transfer money from
bis right hand pocket 10 bis left and be the richer
Cor the operation. Soon the bears will begin to tell
ans of the meetings of the Changers, of the reduced
rate for Westward freights of the quicker time to
be made on the new freight tracks of the Central ana
Hudson and then these thoughtless outsiders will
Eush to sell out again at loss as usual-cr,
kf more is required statements of the actual condi
ZION of the company's accounts will be shaken in
their faces and the wiseacrOs will be ready to ex
claim. Il told you So" One per cent dividend for
soothl Better have done nothing than put on such
"a patch. rent or rip in q coat may be attributed
10 accident or indifference, but patch Is
Rremeditated proverty ali the world over.
Pacific Mail was weak at 44t0435 with frequent
ups and downs between these figures, closing on
large sales at Az Investment shares were steady
on small TRANSACTIONS The miscellaneous and ex~
press shares were without feature. The opening,
highest lowest and closing prices of stocks were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-30
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
NOTICE TO INVESTORS,

The attention of the investing public is called to
the limited remainder of the NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD SEvEN-THIRTY LOAN. The unsOld balance
will be soon absorbed by current sales, after which
the Company has resolved TO issue only six per cent
bonds.
There are now more than 500 miles of the road
in regular operation, with growing traffic; sur
veys and construction are progressing satisfac-
torily; the survey prosecuted the present season
in connection with the Stanley military expedition
has resulted in the location of an excellent line
through Western Dakota and Eastern Montana, and
the Company has advertised for proposals for
grading and bridging the Yellowstone Division,
extending POS miles from Bismarck, at the crossing
of the Missouri River, to the crossing of the Yellow
stone in Montana The Company lands amount
ing to more than 10000 acres per mile of road
selling to settlers at average price of nearly six
dollars per acre. and the proceeds of land sales
stitute Sinking Fund for the repurchase and can
collation. of first mortgage bonds.
The Company's seven and three-tenths per cent
gold bonds the last of which are offered yield
nearly 81 per cent per annum at the present price Of
gold.
All marketable securities received in exchange
at current rates. and full information furnished on
inquiry.
JAY Cooke & Co. No. 20 Wall-st., n. L.
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THE MARKETS.
careful, reported ior THs TmBuSH

fCsrefulT reported ior THE TEiBusHi
TRIDtK Aug % 1873
AsHEsThe receipts toir 10 pkg., Pot
prices 0nc8se quote IS % Pearls very dali and
u1muaL
BEKSWAx-Tbs aquu has beeO ObI limited aud the make, Ia
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Foreign exchange opened steady at lost Tor prime
60 days bills and 1851 for sight, the rates TO whlcn
yesterdays advance was made as basis Tor settle
ment. This afternoon these figures were reduced 10
tha folIoxuino nuotations:
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The quotations Gotta rnnn"z 70 aHA" bo'
more uhsu ha a grade above below tue qujIeL
sALEs PRKsHSr DELysNN
TO-DAY L4steycu'nE Totll
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Inning Davis q Amory's closing prices were I:

William Ward quotes stock privileges selling as
dor per cent cash bonus 80 days Time and II to
2 per cent bonus so days, at points varying from
che market price of the securities named follows
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Forward deliveries Lice lower vita fr Transactions AZ 'he eon
cesdon sale a. follows basis Of Low Ndihrgs 40 10,
Safes August, 200 20 ft2c SUI zv5'
700 ll-32c; September, 600 lSi 600 Is I2SZ VSoe
900 bales to-day up TO . p r. Argls,
100 2Oc 100 20 5.i6c 100 pole; 100 20 932ci 200,
20 5i6c 200 20iSc 800 20 3l6c 100 20ei;200 2Os,
roo 2Oise. 300 209 100 20 7.i6c 100 20 6l6ci 2OO'
20 7i6c 500 2Oo 900 go 5l6 100 70 sS2e ssP SS
100 IL 7.l6c 100 Is 1892; 100 1897 100 ~ 1857
no notice before ISM 100 Is 10 32c 700 IS 7l6c 100
IL 1899: 100 Is Tl6c 400, IL 1922 GOO. lss 200
Horenbe 100 II lS32e 100 200 II 1924 loo Resl-
COPPEE-Tbee steady market with Rio quoted at ~
2S 026c and harscsibo 2a23e bat The only a 10
this market Mexican and $50 bags ST. Domingo on p-
rste terms We nohce rve the sale Of 1000 bgs ho, to
arrive NevOens Queenstown at II &c, gold ana he re-
Of Al 22c., gold.
CAHDLESThere has been only moderate distributing demand
6gues duote AdAmantne 81 l5e sperm a. oV'
Patent at doe, and Patafine Al j2c.
FLOUR AND MBAL-Te ingHY for Flour Is more general and
arrivals favorable Europe sellers have ths
aavaAge opening Of Change Shipping Extras are stronger
and Fancy and Choice Old Family
saab close there rather more doing snd Their
better grades 2SOOO bbS, including sVOO
bhl Cty 80 6Oa$6 60 and 1000 hbls -
Extras September and first half Of October Al 30 OO0-t o.
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HAY AND sTRAwThe demsad continues fair and prices I%s
SO Fair 90 s2Oas22 Good shipping do at SloGS20 ,sd
90 4 q .nS Ga. LSs s Ia ia" quoted Al
@ S S9 a aS9 s Sul ucl sS sT
part e aud loo bales a. 70 sos gSS sSs trad, r
in los, Of 20 cases 50 a90e and ~ chests Madras at 80
0MEALs"iReSa hes ony moderate jObbns trade in
Ing; o SSP2e ;s C 2S @ II. for Scotch Fig lion
has been 4r With yeL as inquiry i,o% eea,SRe ps 9a
very quiet bat steady at 81 isrsoSi FSTsgn SPeI
is dull and nominal at ag ", sod o phe Ssn o 1
81 Isl % and BEgG.h 2Sa2Sac Other metals very dull
'' msTILfEED-Te market is bu, sqet quote 40 e. 8
i've Peed At S9S snd Ground Feed at SLASH ? ton.
MOJASsBS-There was some demand but psreusrs Of business
d S&SAh sT6RESS.a va. Cisrs aIg sn With a adv.ne.
ct or $ 5 59 2 IS 5r The sale. 100 bB.
ss 5 SgS ss Ss S 81 e. & 8 b r. qo
P @Ds .. - s i a VA Tar as ' P a s aS a
C,oas @ are TGp, SS say f oS; .s o'5o con p
casks and Ole bels Lard Ann a. for PRIME Winter and
6 4 Crude Cotton scarce and prices are eguaE Other 0i
PRoyisi0SS-Ib market and qnis The demand
The future Is Tiis he as cash and AZ. IesaIsf are goo sss At
sle for Clear for urs delivery nothing ePssl Be IN fair
igsons s s 75 ior Ii Mes, i for Psett sl8 @ PsmI
Mess ani s. 5Oas9 80 or he'll b5 Ce Meat are IN lar aasd
Pres. 800 6 d. ao s 100 t .ad 500 Fen
9s st Rb 9asq9se siretors at De- and short Gear a. y9
Dressed Hoas and sahle; quote At 6as0f b. for car
weaker quiet; sales go bbl aud tea al H.
o 80 8sd8i.c for IitF ga rs 7lB Tor Pair 10 Prime
ana sac Kettle Rendered and 80 e' Grease at Ole a9d 100 @
Sgntr Sa; foT nfe deSey, Leaf o. 1000 tee, seller
September 7lGe 1880 ie seller Oeober Al Bile closing
heaSy
Gsd lille offered hs or hshs pei tie only ilqa ua f9r
lots comp e, end buye aad sellers were apart IN the
,ex. As 10 price, e0ltei Ienug blntss " momelt
Elected The nominal qlotatons and for
fge Cases steady ~ n AL ~ hsPhthA bunD held Al 100
Grue steady Uiac. 0T buit. pat aud
future; Shipping d. nominal II - The Cree mlrets lai AMI
80 tN
III 3j0sl 81 uste sE4 81 % PsIka Al Philadelphia tho
aket a. Qast spot al lO4e. bg active o talu
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REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNps-CoupOn or
Registered interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLR TRUST COMPANY. Capital Sl00000.
For sale at the office of the Company, No. as Cedar
ST., Ny. JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
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CHICAGO DANvuLE AND YNCENNEs RAILROAD
SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
Interest payable April and October l. The remain
ing balance ess than $9OOOO0 of these very desir-
able bonds for sale at the Office of the Company, No.
IS Pine-st., New-York.
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financial

A LIMITED AMOUNT OF ST. LOUIS AND
"A SOUTHEASTERN CONSOLIDATED PER CENT GOLD
BONDS FOR SALE Al 80. and interest, BY
HANNA BROTHERS, IL Wall and New 'ts
/ OGANSPORT, CRAWF0RDSVILLE AND
II SOUTHWESTERN FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS FOR SALE al 81. sud interest, BY
HANNA BROTHERS, II Wal and Sew.sts
A NNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of
~ Hudson River Railroad Company for the BLEC
TION OF DIRECTORS for the ensung will be held at the omce
Company No 33 Boadt the C Of EewYork on TUES
''' '''~ AZ -'''' JOHN yAN NEST, Secretary.
E'IRE INSURANCE STOCKS and SCRIP for
SALE In parcels SUIT purchasers LONG ISLAND MECHANICS
aud HAMILTON; also Long ISLAND SCRIP
I OST-The following Certificates of Phila-
Nos 10 ia 1851
100 shares each Che The public cautioned
negotiating same transfer has been stopped and
tacates applied for.-Ges YORK. JulL % 1873
PROPOSALS for STOCKS of the CITY OF
EBwYORKsaei proposals win be received at the Comptroes
Once until THURIPY SsPie%S S2 a. r SsSeh ~ oS &C.!
CR0roS WATER MAIN STOCK 5000 For hll Information
City Record. ANDREW II: GREEN, Conltroier
Department Of Finance COmPtrolers Office Aug
CT. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY r. X.
natter special them In THE FlNANCER Of TO-DAY
Price, 10 cents Five Dollars yea Publication Ohce 10 DeIs
vVENNESSEE NEW FUNDING BONDS OF
lS4The past due Bonds and Coupons q the State OF Tenne'
funded into new bonds under act Of April, 1873 ~,
JNO. b. MANNING, Banker aud broker 0 Newest
2 S.-BROOKLYN CITY rs, due 1920,
COUPON OR REGISTERED for SALE at lOl y and aceunu'
lated interest GEORGE X sISTARB 81 Eassau-s'
III PER CENT REGISTERED SCHOOL
LEGALITY OF ISSUE GUARANTEED. 49,
THOS p. ELLIS Co.. BANKERS, II Pine st
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THE MONEY MARKET.

AUGUST 20. 1873
GALES At THE STOCK ENCHANGR-0FFICGAL REPORT,
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR THE TRIBUNE
FIRST CALL 10A O'CLOCK AN.
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BONDS AT A BARGAIN.

MONrCLIR RAILWAY BONDS
guaranteed by the Midland Railway. for sale at SO
JAMESON SMITH g. CoTTING, IA Broad-st.
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steady at 1881 for prime

cu,reucy o.ym'x. se46.e72 80
OurrercY bsispce. IS. Ip 10 ~
Customs. ........ ooo.VVV.w
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THE CONSOLIDATED 80 YEARS PER CENT GOLD
BONDS of the ST.. LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN RAIL
WAY Co., issued upon a completed trunk line tbe-
tween ST. Louis and Nashville Tenn.,) earning more
than enough TO pay interest and operating expenses,
sold by GEORGE OPDYKE a. Co. % Nassau-st.
WNsLOw e. WILSON, 20 Wilham-st
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Glarule ano Dlate dlanlels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
IA I2NG WORKS l3i aud l36 East Eghee1ihst Marble .ai
narbeIsi M,nte ng Marble Counters Ncnunea1 pncss thA,
defy competition Marble farming Tor tbs usle
GTEWART's Slate Mantes, Marble and Wood
Rich ani deagns the lowest go aud 2ks
Wet rweatr.hrast. between seventh snl Eishtaaves
rENHE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
20 their new w,rcfooms Unen-sluars foadhye ani
tsuthst an ofer ~ large OF NANfElS. CRATES
ks comprising SuJ eGsas dsass. PAGES saAs
seusseess, ....
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HowEs 81 MACY Bankers No. 30 Wall-st New
York offer the same facilities to Depositors as In
corporated Banks, and allow interest Oh ua'S o"i-
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates.
with immediate returns.
6,c for Investors.