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New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
RANKING AND FINANCIAL
BANKING HoUsE OF FISK & HATcn

BANKING HOUSE OF FISK & HATCH,
No. NAssAU-sT., NEW-1O DIRK, May 20, lS73.
We recommend to our friends and customers for
investment of surplus capital, OF in exchange for
Government bonds, which can now be sold atunu-
sually high prices the following Securities of we'll
known character and established reputation, viz:
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO SIX PER CENT BONDS
Principal and Interest payable in Gold Coin in
New-York City; Interest payable May and No
yember issued in denominations of 800, $500,
and 81 900, either Coupon or Registered; price Ssh
aud accrued interest secured by First Mortgage
on the main line of this great East and West Trunk
Road, from Richmond to the Ohio River, 40 miles
in length, now completed and doing a large and
rapidly increasing business.
Also. The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO SEVEN PER
CENT BoNDs-Principal and interest payable in gold
coin in New-YOrk City; Interest payable January
and July 1. Bonds of $1,000 each, Coupon or Regis
tered, Price 80 and accrued interest, secured by
First Mortgage on the Pennsular Division, from
the Richmond Depot to the James River Docks ana
to Deep Water on the Chesapeake Bay, now in pro-
gress; the proposed Kanawha River Branch, and the
Bridge to be built across the Ohio River at Hunting
ton; in addition to which they are lien upon the
entire Road and equipment already completed at
cost of over S3jOOO with First Mortgage Debt of
only Sl5OOOOOO. 1he rapid development OF the busi
ness of the Road indicates that the earnings for tha
ensuing twelve months will not be less than $3000,-
600, and for the succeeding year notless than
S5.0OO,OOO.
. The Chesapeake and Ohio Securities should, and
must in time take rank in the markets OF the world
with those of the Central Pacific.
We also buy and sell, at current market prices
The WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT Bonds
Principal and Interest payable in Gold in NewYork
City Interest payable January and July |; Cou-
pom Bonds of 81, 900 each assumed by the Central
Pacific Railroad Company by consolidation.
Aso the CENTRAL PACIFIC GOLD BONDS, as well
known in all the principal money markets OF the
world as the Bonds of the u. s. Government.
We also deal in Government Bonds and other irsta
class Securities, receive deposits on which we allow
four per cent interest, make collections and do q
general Banking business. FISK ~ HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
ram-G Schools.

NOLUMBIA COLLEGE-ENTRANC EX-
" AMINAIIOH aams ion n this inh'ss" "
examined college, last Rort'. '.nintht eeiveen The
Fourh sveS on FRIDAY June 90 beginning ai oeosh a.
examination will be erieuaei II necessary thCngh e
tut ycy desirable that all candidates sLouh Pfeseu'
p''"P" ~ Wv " A. P. BARNARD, LID Pre-, dent.
COLUMBIA C0LLEGE.-The tpal cSalliina iIlids. ~
~ uau OF the senior Colnmha College WI ~ -
NNnRy NJ 2s and will be cont nuei dunag The ooS9t
days aud also during MONDAY. TUESDAY. and "hp"N''
week succeeding beginning 10 o'clock each DAY oho,o-.
eourladag examination for the yest OF the 10 mi Mi
will hJNpAi tuu' :,
rutose until SATURDAY Jone a. inclusive beHnnins al '' ~
hour. Al. n .-.,ts oft ne
The parents Of students the Trustees OF the COLLEGE e IN
Uuivesty ard the friends Of educ ton gene p,.isot
Vtei 10 attend. r. n r. bAhNhhp' b".'
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27


offered on tue street at points nearer the
market
Some further improvements, involving large cost
are contemplated in that valuable httle instrument
so ong and so favoraby in almost universal use in
Wall-st by the Gold aud Stock Exchange Telegraph
Company. The intended change comprebends doub-
ling the speed Of the instrument and making the
new machine the most perfect of its kind III any
where. The Company have finished few instru-
ments of the new pattern. which are capable of
transmitting and printing on two lines linstead of
one as at present. and at speed three times as fast
as any instrument now used. IL is proposed by the
Company to replace the cid instruments with the
new machines rapidly az they can be turned cut.
The new phase of political affairs in Paris under
the retirement of the Theirs administration has less
effect on the gold market than the clique had hoped
for and instead of further advance, the pricI
under strong London markets. and lower exchange
declined from 1lsl4ilsl in t,Ie morning to 49, Tho
bnlls were free sellers Of long gold all day. Gold
loans cost s. 4, O. and per for carrying 10 Hat
exceptionally. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
5000 called bonds and SOS coo in coin interest The
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered !:
Gold cleared. s745saooo; gold balances S9.2s7 $50
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

HDUCTIvR INQUIRIES IN PHYSIOLOGY, ETHICS, AND ETH
NOLOGY. By II. DANA limo. W. 3oS. A = Barnes Co.
The subjects to which this volume is devoted
relate mainly the natural history Of the human race,
including both its physical and intellectual aspects
without aiming at either the completeness the logical
connection systematic treatise. the author has pre-
sented the fruits wide and varied range of reading
Of an equally observant aud reflective habit Of miud
and OF more than common literary and philosophical
culture His method is that OF criticism and suggestion
rather than OF dogmatic assertion exhaustive analy
ais He never plunges into the pr0fOundest depths OF
speculation, but presents luminous OF certain
points and angles Of the themes which he has selected
1or discussion. His tendencies both in thought and
action evidently con 'eryatve although while he
clings TO past with affection. he contemplaes the
course OF progress without bitterness and without
dread The classics and ancient systems of philosophy
sppear have formed the subjects Of his favorte studies
but he has also made himself familiar with the more re-
theories Of science, and frequently refers to the
names Of Herbert Spencer, Tynda, and Huxley, in
manner which indicates that his mind has been largely
occupied with their specuations We do not find. how.
ever that he affords any important aid TO the decision OF
the issues with which those writers have startled the
public In respect OF STYLE the author makes pre-
tension % elegance grace. lie is always lucid, pre-
senng his thoughts without verbal ineumbrance
affected artificial, but with of the finer
charms Of literary composition. His words, indeed.
have certain Oldfashioned hOmeiness Of expression
which is better than many Of the rehnemens Of recent
date but at the time they show nothing OF the
subtle sweetness and favor which betray the artist in
digton Nor Is the intrinsic character Of the work
adapted 10 command a wide audience, or secure last
ing place IN literature The thoughts preserve
sant medium between commonplace and originality, in
Gicatur sufficient degree OF culture to avoid the
without the creative power to produce the other.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
Geacners.

A YOUNG English lady is deslrous oil meet ~
~ ING with an engagement bodaysi good
6t position as voreruess ehren. sslu no object
references. Address Miss HALL helma'h O"ese Lo"",
VROY FEMALE SEMINARY. RY.-Ihe trustees sd'sS,
az as ,ttpon de.re 10 m arrangements With some eonle
tent person 70 ke charge IT, Apply to JOHN H. VILLAIN
Secretarv Troy, N ]. -----,,7-
yNTANTED-A SITUATION, next Fall by a
Foreign LADY II yesrs ehcr a. teacher oi
German and music Visiting Goyrues ~ pn'A's 'e-0
or family Address NJ. b.. Herald Ohoe
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

The June number % Harper is almost wholly
taken up With articles O. agreeable popular reading
answering Of the main purposes Of magazine litera
ture. without any contribution OF exceptional value or
interest "Cheap hting" Is entertaining descFip
ton OF cruise Buzzard's Bay, "The Marquis OF
Hastings America" relates gosspirc bit OF ReyOlu
tionary history Tue Vine Islands Of Lake Erie" has
more Of local traHitioa than OF vineyards. and the
Hartz Mountains" Il lively narrative OF a tour In
Germany graphic, II not faithful picture OF certain
phase Of Washington iOcety is presented In the Wash
ington gambling houses which have never been sup
ported 10 aug considerable exeDby the resident popua
On Members Of Congress- Particularly from the sog b,
sous vest and West the largest contributors TO
tbs incomes OF the sporting Contractors and In
dian traders were generally bold aud sometimes desper
etc playors Members OF the House frequently staked
thsir mileage and per diem al the farotable and they
yssys4 all sorts Of round ganes short cards they
1ess SALAD IN Lha slnh rOOms Pr0Dsbls The amount
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

Now Reaav.

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873,
Containing PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHY Of HORACE GREE.
LEY also.
The Of the United States Railroads Of the United States Sta
ts and Manufactures The Public Debt OF the United
Cabinet Court, Ministers 10 Foregn Courts, Gc
FOrtyh C0ns far chosen stancug and Select Committees
the Union Populations Capa Gov
President Governors In 1872 Com
Eections The Presidential Elections the
Election Of General Washington to the second Election Of General Grant,
The National Party Platforms for lol Ana much other interesting
information. Price. 2c. 7 for dollar. by mail
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

State bonds presented no new or important fea-
tures and the transactions were small. Virginia
consols were frmer with sale at 53i with j3i bid
at the close. There was more ANIMATION IN the
Lousianas however, on account of dispatches from
New-Orleans announcing the notice Of Gov Kellogg
10 pay the January interest the bonds on the lst
proximo. The quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
TEN PER CENT INVESTMENT.

At present rate of gold. an investment of $1,000
in the FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS
of the VERMONT DIVISION of the PORTLAND AND
OGDENsBURG RAILROAD TRUNK LINE yields an an-
nual interest of $780, and held to maturity an an
nual rate of TEN PER CENT issued in denominations
of 81 OOO $500, and $780, and limited TO $4,000 per
mile.
No security is greater than these FIRsTCIAss RAIL
ROAD BONDS. based on large property, as well as on
a large and constantly increasing income.
The building and management of the road are con-
Quoted with such economy and integrity as TO mako.
the investment VERY PROFITABLE AND PERFECTLY
suE.
j.. & T. FAIRBANKS & Co.. ST. Johnsbury, VT,
F.mBANKs Il Co., No 81 Broadway, New-York,
I44E8ANKs, BROWN IL Co., No. = 2Milk-st., Boston
Howrs s Macy. Bankers. No. so Wsll-st., New
York. Oh,f tLb sau' facllls IS 20 DeDostors aS iIr
cOrporatod Eal1s and allow Interest on daily bal
anCes " the iste II Four per cent,
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current ratess
with imme4igt~ returns.
Special atte, on paid to choice Stock, Bonds &c
&C., IL. Investors
AUSTIN BALDWIN g. Co.,
Bankers, No. "a Broadway,
Issue Letters of Credit on 4
CRY BANsa OF LONDON,
AND
LHERBEr1E KANE & Co, PARIS
Travellers Letters Received ana orWAuei'
BoNns AT BARGAIN
Mo,yTCiAIR nAILwAY 3oNps,
ouaranteel by the Midland Railway, for sale at 81
jameson, SMITH & CorTISG, IA Brosd-st
-
For SALE,
MoNTCIAIR RAILWAY BONDS
s,aranttod by Midland Railway. Price, S
MUsGsAYE n Co, ~ Brosd-sh
Tln Cos soL,pATED 30 YEARS PER CENT GoiD
BoNpe OF the 81 LOUIS AND SoUrn- EASTERN KALI
WAY co.. Issued upon a completed trunk nne 'os-
tw cen ST. Louis and Nashville. Tenn.) earning h0Ss
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

Nov Ready Cloth bound. ~.
MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
1fl TWO PORTRAITS aud ILLUSTRATIONS; portrait
resenng Mt Greeley he appeared in the last sumner Of bis e snd
being the ke natural portrait Of him pub
lhed contains Memoir Of M GREELEY hs last hours
mo Of b death the Funeral Arrangements the Closing Cereno
l Morning Of People Letters Of Smp hy, the
Pup aud the Press Tributes from the Poets Resolutions aud Proceed
Public Bodies. Pamphlet Ktlon 50
tn TRIBUNE, NewYOrk
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
CEALED PROPOSALS. Nil be receiued


GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- Clerk Edncauon eoraer OF rd
and Els lr nowhere ese until SATURDAY MAY o. lg3 II
supplying tue COAL and WOOD required
Puhuc sclco IN TIE CITY iortLe ensuing year
say cussnl OO to8s Of coal less and housni
wool less, The oa must be o. The best quality White Ash
frs kg eiuse fui Nat ses Ia good order two thousand
bts tie tve fuoo buildings such times and Quantities
a. IureI b. The Committee on supplrs
The the which
the 60 be furnished from the nami
pounds
The quautty required be abou As fol-
lows Seven thousand hundred (O tons OF Furnace
thOusand Il 0o hundred (7O0 Of Ege
sI, and hrudTei (lyOl tons Of Not size.
The Wood be Of the best quality the icE
three t feet long and not less tn three 90 nohe 10 diameter
The be ~ The best quality and
feet 90 inches The oposs the price per Of
hundred and ght cubic feet solid for beta
pine Gad TIE for saving ard s9uK Der
the quantity wood TO be spt ou required by the
the Inspector Of Fae n the Board Of Euson and
delivered fooSs: Twohrts Of qun required
from the 18th OF July the 18Th Of September aud the remainder
wood
be dell and Ehea reqnici split piled
tics Of the school he
guatod By the aulot The courHet for uppng
hBd be unul the Let day Jane 1874 Two M
h performance Of the eoh'fae viii be required each pro-
pc must be accompanied by the sl.tu AM residences
psi sures No compensation vii be allowed for delivering
ud wood nt any Of the sehoo no punz aud pus ae
Jaf1s, cellars. wants. bias Of said schools
Proposals. he directed be ComH-e on SUI plies Of the
o. Ee and 1aoa be ndo Proposals Coal" Pro
pafaIs or Ncol" a. the be.
1t Committee night reject all the proposals. TO
sSpsE% ): IAfakwsoS. comuts.
JAMkS N. NAb,rkD on
DAVID WtlNOHE. sapphea
EsuIsrl. klf II. lg7l
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
RO0KS FOR SALE AT THE TKIBUNE

HppediT and Portrait taken in i57 CIo,...... 50
WH.T Know OF FARMING Horace Greeley Cloth.... 50
PoLwlCA ECONoNY Bv Horace eeGreciev.............. 80
MEaoKA OF Horace GREELEY Pamphlet Ed............ 50
Do 90
POIIrcAL TRxT Book 135) Greeley Cloth ............ 90
TRIBUNE ALMANAC REPRINT Half bound 10
TRIsUNE EssaYs By Charles T. Conrion C0h........ %
MoNEY IN TIE GARDEN By r T. Quinn Coh.......... 80
PgAR CULTURE YoR PROFIT OO
ELKNENTs OF ACRCULTuKR Narug CIoth........... ] %
DRAvIye PoR HgALrH AM PROFIT. Wanug COh...... 50
SLAVERY ~ HsroRY. 6urowsk Clo.h.............. on
RgsrL7s or EMANCIPATION Cochin Coh............. !
BUSINESS lecture by Mr. l5
Ma 25
PORTRAIT Life Head and Bust...., on
Ma GRFELEY AND FAMILY. large Lthorraph ....... 90
FARTH CtOsgTs AND EARTH SEWAGE. Warng ........ 81
Cooperative ST0REsORGANzATIOS MANAGBNENr... 81
CU6 So
BY LAWS CO0PRRATIyE LAND BUILDING ASSOCIATION Is
TRIBUNE for years l1!3
for ST. 20
Sent free receipt Of price.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

ADDRESS THE TRIBUNE Tew.York.
I IFE-SlZE PORTRAIT of Mr.. GREELEY,
~ Head and Bust-We have unexpectedly received few copies Of
excellent likeness of Mr. GeeY he plate destroyed The
Boston fre). and offer thea at the regular prce, ~.
The Lhogph Of NJ Greeley Family s 10 be had at 81
copy. Sent By mail, postage paid Adires - -
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

LippincOu opens with a seasonable paper on
Summer watering places, devoted mainly TO rehearsal
Of the delights of the "ew Atlantis which il appears
T. the classical name Of the old Atlantic City," New
port the opinion Of the writer has lost Its ancient
marine charms and succumbed the invasion Of mod
eTn fashion. ut longer the ocean pure and deep,
In the rich severity Of its sangre aru We want to ad
mre the waves aud they drag of to inspect the last
new villa Ike the beach, and they bid Us enjoy the
gardens brought every Spring in lacepaper out Of the
florists shop. We like to stroll the shore barefooted
" we choose and Newport become affair Of toilette
and gold-mOuned harness bathn gplace where people
do everything but bathe" Nahant is too slow, Long
Branch fast Appledore and Marblehead too stony
Besides they have nothing 10 eat You ask for fish,
and they give you rock. Nothing remains for it then
bur Atlantic City. That enchanting spot is lazy yet
stimulating unspoilt, yet luxurious. The air is filed
with iodine and the with chloride OF sodium.
The repose is perfect and the horizon infinite.
But where and what IS Atlantic City 1t is refuge
thrown up by the contnentbuildng Fashion took
a caprice and shoO, 1t out OF fold OF her hounce
railroad laid wager 10 find the shortest distance from
Penns treay-em TO the Atlantic Ocean, 10 dashed into
ahe water, and city emerged from ts freightcars as
consequence Of the maneuyer. Almost any kind OF a
parentage will account for Atlantis. 1t is beneath
sboddy and above mediocty. 1t below Long Branch
and higher up than Cape May 1t different from any
waterngplace IN the world yet fits strong individuality
might have been planted in any other spot and few
years ago nowhere It's is due to its hav
lng nothing mpOrtunate about It, 1t promises endless
sea- sky liberty and privacy, and having made you at
home Il leaves YOU 10 your devices Two Of our best
marine painters their works offer choice OF coast
landscape Kensett paints the bare stf whened
with salt standing Of his fairgrounds like the clean
and hungry teeth Of wild animal, and looking hard
enough 10 have out the painters brush with their
Implaeable enamel Prom their treeless waste extends
The sea- bath Of deer, pure color. All seems keen,
fresh beautiful and 1t would take pair a
stout New England lungs 20 breathe enjoyaby in sLcA
an air That is the northern coast. Mr. William Il
ards gives US the soathernthe landscape, IN fact of
Atlantic City 10 his scenes have the inilnude Of
soft silver beach the rolling tunuuousness OF bound
less sea- twisted cedars mounted ike toing ships
on crests OF unduatiDg sandhs IL is the charm,
the dream the power and the peace OF the Desert"
Miss Margaret Hewitt continues her pleasant remins-
cences OF Our Home in tb. Tyrol;" and the "Koumi
In Kabyla," Stains CASTLE" and tie Emerald" are
readable and go0d.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
GoruoraIlou Iorltcs.

NOTICE Is hereby given that pursuant to
~ Section III Of Chapter j oi the Ss Of 1870 proposals pub.
fishing and dsnbntng the CITY Recori year With
The specifications tiled "a the ole Of The Mayor Of the CIV of New
Ia the Cts Hail In said viii be received oce
Tuesday. poI at II O'Clock. gl
be opened read ard Of the there
after as practicable.
Bach proposal will be ineodin sealed envelope nlod Propos
ais publishing and distributing the Cts Record
In snct conformity " the Declcttous Aforesaid
The ecuntY required the co-a Will be thousand dollars
Dated Ne6-IOrk, May H. 1919
WILLIAM P. HAvBMEYER Mayor
GEORGE ~ VAN MORT, Commissioner of Public NOTts
u. DLLAEIELD hMlIu Cnnn.nL 10 ine CLrlnr-i-nn-
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

N With Illustrations Literature Art Science and Hsto-The
Tribune Tribune Ezra Sheets containing:
rrDdalls six Lectures Light
Lecture Extra 2-Beechers Compulsory Educatoni Feliss
StuaOni Philips Lost Ar BelOWss is There
Coif Marx Twain's Sandwich Island Letters
Lecture Extra 3-lus;ratedProt Widers Brain and Mat
Prof Bakes Discoveries the SpcoscOpei Prof iOuny
Conqless; Prof Young Present knowledge Of the sun
Lecture Rrt 80 six shskespearean Studies by John Weiss
seven Studies National Academy Course Paou Pilgrim Fathers
as Me 0 Business; Bret Hartes ArgOnauts Of '49.
Lecture Extra No. 5IusraeL-Three Lectures by Prof Louis
Esheg Hearing Voice and Speech and The EXPLANATION
Prof Ben SmaHs Deep Placer Mining Cal
iforns W. Raymond The Seven Senses Pake Goodwin
Tue Science; Prof E. L. Youman The Limits Of Science
6.-Bcechers Lectures for Ministers;
Tbug for Mnsers-boughts upon Prager-Pry As 1t
I-The iei PraverMeetugMusc In Churches-Socety in the
Church-The Fingers Of the Church
Lecture 7Behers concluding Lectures: Revy In the
Church-ReOas AwakeuugsThOughis ReUvasA Religious TX
penene Also The Moyan Church" by oe Schweu1 Greed
Statements bY Thomas Starr Kn The Death Menace BY
Sud a History Of Sectsran Appropriations"
E1trs-Cr6tt Mobier-Eyience AMI Reports.
The Tribune Almanac u nv mqil FOR 81 cents
Address an orders TRIBuNE NewYork
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus 30 days time, and Il to
2 per cent bonus on 60 days, at points varying
from the market price of the securities named
as follows.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

TABLE Of me Accrage Amount or Loans Specie C,re,sa
ton, Deposits, and Leya Ie,,ders M He hanks or iks
Ctty Of Hec- York for Inc peek ehdtn1 Saturday, Mcv
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
Mem publicatlons.
|. NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED.

A NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED.
IA BNLARGED EDlTOS or HORACE GRkELb1 AO ~
BIOGRAPHY AopenI containing Memor OF his later years and
Death and the best Ofhs famous Campaign Speeches
LAST POKTRAiT EYkR PuBLisHED hFhE-
sYyTlNG HIN AS HR APPEARED THR SUMNER oF l8I!
The greas Mr. Greey Autobiography, and also for some
more record Of the wonderful intellectual display which he
made during Eastern and Western IN the Presidential Cam
agn of lg5l have edition of the Autobiography,
I verv large Appendix the Of his life to toe end
reprug striking suggestive Of his admirable sn
brilliant Campaign speeches and concluding with an exhaustive and
admirable analysis Of the camgn naly prepared by the Hon
james Pike eIUuei bats Minister TO the Hague There s
pretty complete collection Of Mr. Gree hceaneons
Writings including among others his amO5s controversy with Robert
Dale Owen Marriage aud Divorce -
Prce handsomely bouud cloth, with two Portraits 81 sent y
mail on recent OF price Address THE TRIBUNE Eewlork.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
THE MONEY MARKET.
MAY 20. 1873.


SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCIIANGE-OfFlClAL ~ ~Nnrohi'
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR IhE iiNDO''N
FIRST CALL. lO1 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SaIcs Of GorerJtHeHf Bonds c. ,eo
sou s. $50 C. '6llICl G,Oo0 u. B. 80 CouP.'Oz' 10,
400 m 4 a. 'to-to O. Ir Called hunis....c ..ll5t
q bn0 N = h-lnR.. 'G1. ....ll0
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

May rs 22245isOO 236Cc0 07Os 500 2764 800 1907 100
June 260709O0 2st6t0 30 p Dos 800 2520OO $3.50 500
June 22130l 400 2s7 2CJ SAC 900 a. 500 100
June IS 22s 800 800 - 299 200 5l93OO So 800
June - Zo93l 600 $50 1891, 900 1913 100 SO 400
June 20 30 s7 800 2s9OO2S 7q6 500 4l6100 400
July 9il lI7i 900 296 90 6O D. y 500 400 so O66OO
July - 1858 600 296,597 ~ 9S24D S64OO 200
july 20 2 55 800 297 800 t)51l802 OOC 81 800
July q 250G9 200 1885, 1856 9OJ - 35OO 5375l 800
Aug 2 600 295.4232)U 2g159OD p ~ 5505l 100
Aug 10 237 7G6s 200 296, lh990O0 900 i5 1000
Aug II 235 757 GOO 295 800 ~ J25334OO
Aug "a 226 4i9 500 292 20 f5o7 81 100 so 900
Aug. 81 29O5620 ls,oi2 10 l64O15 $4,000 1885, 200
Sept. 7236l6 200 49, t00N L3ITl sNl2IS O6s500
Sept. IL 209,5 900 2slcj0 no r. 29 &c iD isl05 GOO
Sept. 81 20l ia 500 t4S l2399 6fs 100 a. 900
Sept. 2s los, 600 200 II 9G5tJ 10 100 4iSss 500
Oct 5lb6 $50 300 go el0cO pgl 9lC1 no Al 9lj 700
Oct. u lS9,509 800 DO 96 il % 2I7JO0 45,759 400
Oct 10 20 03l 400 g. 65I l. 6250Ol 7O53OO 6 5s6
Oct rs 500 24g5 900 iOgSg 2TCst O0J 523i2UO
Nov 20l 800 az ~ 1S zoo ~ SCI 10O 81 73B 300
Now Ol27 ~ 800 80. s7.sS 100 4sl6I 900
Nov. l6 900 2C $500 I 20. ASA T3l 600
Nov % l99 SOL GOO 2c 800 l. ,JJ ,s7t so 1880 800
Nov. 80 2 95 800 2C JOO)0 1924 d27 81 900 AZ 500
Dec. 720jOl9SO0l2 sJS 600 I3 500 21tt . 400 64Ol 200
Dec. Il 202 oil ZOO "a G2nfOl 9 100 40 200
Dee. q lQ9l 800 5bli iui o. iVy :. I A. 700
Dec. ~ l99629G00 g., atUO H.. otO J lll0G0O
49, an. 2O3 100 2iT 7D0D q HNo 2TC' i5iO0
Jan IL 204tISJ0 S 12Fi3lUO q, 49, 6TC0
Jau. ~ 2l25ss 200 600 iiOsO - .5t2 200 a., 300
Jan. 70 2i6670sO0 2S2 9JU .fO -T.52) 200 $3.50
tcD. I2l1l6s5OO ls t1JCoO fGl.2O "a 5 900 as 100
lCb. 40 200 l J30OOO 1905 400 $500
Feb. Is lGl3lOO g0l 800 i6 800 2l59l 500 9 T7s 800
FOB 22 2O5 800 9ssUlOn ,uf 800 S7c 100
MAR 2O1O56lo sc'lgE i6y'dJ1 a. sl 800 10 72.OoO
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Ma. l5 095,iO -fOisFN 10 2,Ji1.iOo Ss7l050O
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