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The Placer herald., 1873-07-12

| robbery and tyranny Of this monster and IL aid
ers in Placer county. the Auburn ring. TO starr
you must have some Of the nerve. grit, self-de.
NAL and manhood that threw the tea overheard
in Boston harbor in IT'S. You must discard
every organization in power, every man who has
been the alder md apologist for the ring or rail-
| road monopoly, and every man that has been the
lobbyist, eleetioneerer or willing dups of these
parties. Your associates in the great local re-
form should be men over whom the ring or rail.
road hold no power. National and sectional
questions should not enter your councils for
discussion, nor should anything foreign to the
great vital issues of anti-ring anti-monopoly and
anti-coruption and extravaganza be discussed.
These should be your only watch words in the
campaign, and when you have got over the river
you can then talk about swapping horses. No
man. past politics should be questioned il he is
honest and his past snti-monopoly record is good.
The fields are white and ready for the sickle
the golden grain stands ready to be garnered,
and we earnestly ask You to cooperate with US
now in this Grand Reform Movement. For lit
seems to us as clear as a sunbeam, that il we
would be more than slaves to the tyrant that
wields the scepter with more than kingly power
and haughtiness, we must as a people unite and
act determinedly and earnestly upon the vital
questions foreshadowed in this address. Serfs
and slaves to the railroad power we may easily
become, but il we would be free, and enjoy a
freemans rights, we must buckle on the ,ohoie
arnaor for this fight, and all the friends of Re
form must 60 forth to battle together with Spar
tan zeal and courage, determined that if we fall,
we will fall with our faces toward the foe. Uni
ted we can win victory that will be priceless in
its benefits. Divided, all our toll will be fruit
less, and our best endeavors will be stepped in
the wormwood and gall of total route and fail.
ure, sprinkled with the ashes of defeat. Let us
then unite, stand firm, and make gallant fight
for ourselves and those who are to come after us.
We, therefore, fix Saturday, the twenty-sxth
(26)day Of July for the election Of delegates, and
Monday following, at1 O'Clock P M, for the
holding of a County Convention, to nominate
Legislative, County and District candidates The
Primary precinct polls will be kept open from
to o'clock p. M.
The following is the apportonment OF dele
pates IN each nrecinct
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$40 REWARD.
T.,B.NAtFARLAND,
Register,

SOMET1NE IN THE LAST OF JUNE A
~ mare andyearing colt strayed OF were stolen
from the subscriber, about four miles northwest
of Auburn. The mare is bay, weighs about / .OOO
pounds, white spot in forehead and little white
ON the nose; legs from knees down are black.
branded on the left thigh with 1T" in a circle.
below which is the brand AL light scar on right
hind fetlock. Also one dark brown yearlino
colt, unbranded. The above reward will be Maid
on recovery of the animals,
jy5-1m ANDREW LUDWIG
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sTRAYED STOCK.

might HEAD OF CATTLE, WERE LOST
IL from band between Colfax and Alta while
being driven to the mountains, on or about the
Oath day of May, 1873, described as follows.
to-wit: Seven yearlings, and one two-year old
heifer; four are branded rs k on the right
hip, and four, combined "JK" on the left hip.
Alfsre marked with an underbt in the right
ear, and hole in the left. Any information
which will lead to the recovery of the above
described stock, by letter or otherwise, will 10
literally rewarded by the undersigned
SAMUEL KYBU RI.
je2S-1m Clarksville, FL Dorado Co.
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$1,000 REWARD.

TNHE ABOvE.REwARD OF ONE Ihwvdf Inv d.
i AND DOLLARS in gold coin is heTe0ff = I for 70
fered by Mountain Lodge No: IA, l. y. " " Del.
the arrest and conviction Of the person Michigan
sons who murdered G. s. Strobei at !, MaS me aSrd
Bluff, Placer County, on the night OF tee snt The
of May, A. D. 1873, and hereby e"a'
payment of the above reward: n1,xxAM,
my3l-tf Sber'u
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Deiir1quent Sale Notice.

DUTCH FLAT BLUE GRAVEL MINING CO.
-LocATIoN OF PLACE'oF BUSINESS, SAN FRAN
CISCO; LOCATION oF'wcnKs; DUTCH FLAT
PLACER COUNTY, CAL.
NOTICE-THERE IS DELINQUENT upon
IN the following described stock on account
of Assessment No. 2, levied on the 18th day Of
May, 1873, the several. amounts set Cppcsite the
names bf the respective shareholders IA tOl
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The TEST of voters at primaries, will be their
endorsement and signing Of the above address,
copies of VIII Oh. will be forwarded to each pre-.
cinct for that purpose.
Signed,
VIM. C. Norton, c. L. RC.
VIM. NJ. Crutcher, G. D. C.
G. s. Van Emmon, III. H johnson,
B. F. Moore, Loren Heath
Thos McGoey, L. s. Moffat,
Luke Secord, j. W. Chinn,
G. W. Morton, Isaac Stonecipher,
O. P. Richardson, p. Stone.
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And in accordance with law and an orae, 1., ~ ~
the Board of Trustees, made ON the l3th 10y II
May 1873 SO many shares Of each paioT1i poT Al
such stock as may be necessary will be sou narr
public atiction, at the Office of the coGPTSi cEiPTic,.
Room II, 4O1 Cal. ST., San Francisco o'A'''
mia, on ia
Monday, sthe 18th saAy sf July, 1873. b..
at the hour Of 12M, of such dayto pay as,A sosts
quent assessments ;thereoh, together Will ''
Of advertising and expenses Of sale. cn Fran.
OFFICE-Room II, 401 Cal. St., Dan
''''o' o"iioi" w ~ 14rI,MAN. Secretary
w. 49, A je9s-ws
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Delinquent oale pootios.

BLLEvUE MINING COMPANY, LOCATION
OF PlmcIPAL PLACE OF BusuHD, eAN Fran
ouCo, CALuonMIA-LoCAxIoN OF WoAks,
OPHu DmT1rcr, PLAC11' CocNTY, &.
CALEDONIA.
AIOTICETHERE ARE DELINQUENT
IN upon the following described ssoek on ac-
count Of assessment mo. y levied on the 14th
day of April, 1873, the several amounts set op-
posite the names Of tho respective shareholders
a follows:
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psI'naaent sa,s Not,o.'
M aoLD MINING coMpAnv ,

O~..> AAEN4N0 VOMPkNV
1'0s sons 81 moi fc! rIacs. qours, sr4n Q, c
% Busmsss sa'Ss AZ % N resssc1s4I PIAci :, S1ii'
OF CALIFORNIA.
NOT1CE-THERE ARE nrr,
IN upon the following described .N sto.N VUENT
count Of assessment, No. 4, Levied ocks ~. on ac.
day OF April, 1873, the several ann, m .ne 18th
opposite the names Of the respective %Sants s.s
ers, as follows: snarehold.
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j,y5-2rn
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Assessment Notice.

OFFICE-403 California street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Aug llCoon quiet and nominal Tow Mtdiing lS0
ISc unchanged, steady Wheat active,
higher; Choice White 81 20 Pr Prime DO 81 1OGSl %
Choice Amber ~ 70Gfl 72. Good 70 Prime Rel 81 63Orl So
Common 81 81 So Western Red 81 450Sl So DO.
Amber IL JJ6Sl 81 CorWhte Southern dull 20 HT3c Vel
60c Mixed Western irer at 81 205sc Oats
aner; sOuhsrn 406t4c; Western Mixed 4OG4le DO White,
42e higher Od65e Hay unchanged Provisions
de, bit snd unchanged Western Butter unchanged WHISKY
weak a 1895 nc
CiScIsSArI Aug II-Four arm demand So $50
45a4T quiet 6S H7Oc Oats Quiet ami unchanged Barley
Butter steady Provisions 6rn PORK quiet 81
quiet steam OmnaH az &C.; Kettle helt 40 sD
3l.c Bulk Meats shoulders Sc for cash s. 40 = cWt
demand Shoulders Dc Clear Rib Sides 10 2e Clear Sides
1885. Whisky arm at gle. - ,
CiEuLSD Aug IlWhea quie, and uOmnaIv unchanged No
held 81 AZ; 10 a 81 3d. BID. Corn steady a. ~ ave
OatsNO quiet 39c Petroleum il isr demand OuI pces IN
DETRorr Aug llFIou quiet unchanged - 25sS So
Aber Mehras II 376sI S7 Corn steady 47c Yellow
dB aad declining t 80 freiglis 20
Receipts 900 bb FouT, r 600 bash Wheat OOO
hash Oats Shpmen-2UOO bb Flour IoOOO bush "hest @OVO
LOUISVILLE Aug f-Foar end good demand stock
IS 25HS5 5O No. l. 20 7D Fancy. ~ 20 Dp d.
Wheat very hm 81 2O6Sl 30, arrival Corn arm al % dO
~ D44e ssSe Rye nominal Barley na
bsH9ci
RID Sides lO5td1 Clear Sides uGlltic packed Bdlk
Clear Rib Sides tEd Clear Sides
ai5her Hams-sularsurad Bl5c
PLAN l3al9a LaE steady At 949 20 for Hecs J'i@AOe Tor
5P1nApELPHIA Aug IlFour dull; supsrfne SO 5O7s4 90
Wheat BKra Family, 80 10 dS5 70 WIN
10 s7dS9 s. 750Sl0 Wheat steady Western
Red 81 4O0S 50; Delaware Red 81 jOaSl 5S White. 81 SOC
10. Rye held at 1Sc Corn unchaagei Yellow, JSc Mixed
Western 5615S Oats less active; White 45d3Oc Coffee in good
demand advancing tendency Santos AMI Rio lS'02O &c Java
RISE gol drm fair 70 good Re1nas Cuba g
tests quiet; Crude IL &c Refined, l6se Whisky held
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON, Ang 11-l23O mThe for at the Stock
Exchange securities lover than The Bank Of Boud
By = per COnsos money, 92's0929 Erie Railway
shares 461s.
LvBEPooL Aug 11-12:3O msales Of Cotton shipped from
Savannah Charleston below Low Mdngs deliverable August
S9 Beadstaf bGoyant Wheat ll06ll II v Genital FOR
average California White; i24di25 for Club do II 23ll 10 for
Red Wesrn Spuz ~ 1l2 cd Winter Corn. %
quarter Flour % G29 p Dbl Western. Peas 80 quarter
for Canadian.
LIVERPOOL, Ill D. mCOton is quiet Mdding Uplants
97s Mdsg Orleans ST. sales 10000 bales, including 2OOO
bales for speculation an export.
LONDON. Aug ll23O m.rhe rate Of discount for three
mOaths b Ia the market cent belOs Tue DanA 0
England rate Erie Railway shares, 49,
Aug ll3 m-Pau dispatches quote Reues 81 81
francs 80
LrvERPooL Aug 11-3 D. m-Beef 93f p aerce for New Mess
Cheese 81 y cw for tie best grades Of American enc.
LONDON. Aug Ill mConso, for the account 92'iG92s
United States Ten-Fory bonds 81 .
ll5 nDiSpahes from Paris quote Rentes At
81 francs 81 centimes -
LIVERPOOL Aug 1I5 nOf the sales Of Cotton to-day $3.50
bales American sales Of Cotton shipped from hes-Or
not below Low Midiings. de.Terabe August. ~ 8 g.
LONDON. llE7ening -Comm)n R0sin, 5'309I6 p cwt
Spirits ruTpeuine - 6033l y cWt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12

Ego Otis sold IT State calves i5 average, q. Sc
~ Hume Elliott sold state calves 143 N average.
~ sS do, 1913 n az &c. Is do 1874 o. at Sc IL do l6J
n III stc 81 grIers at s. head, 20 do. az I5i ana
Dressed milk calves were selling at 1O0lIc. Y d, and
gTasSers N Sa7c.
SHEEP SSD LAMBs-ReceiUts for to-day were q
nc F0rtYefghth ST., ears AZ COnmunpaW, ana 8
ct Fortiet.st. s,1i9 head at all places, and
giving total for the week OF G,ID. The demand fOr
good lambs fair and the pens we're mostly cleared
before but the supply or sheep was too large Tor
the requirements of butchers, ana sellers were
forced 20 make liberal concessions 10 induce trade
Sheep ranged from a 16!c y 10, AMI lambs from ga
&C. n-Ony very choice lots selling Tor more than SIC
J. " PdcOcK sold 2O4 Ohio sheep 81 average. ~ 6io
ID III no. sos 10, at &C.; 10 do, LOO ID, AT o4c 10 dO
at G4c. 223 DO. rs H. at j3c ana l0S mixed Dea
and Jersey lambs, 50 ID, at 7i13lc 70. Hume
Elliott sOld 1SS Ohio sheep ~ 10 average az 0Ac ~ No.
Canada sheep 1919 u, at DC; "A state sheep Oi az AZ
5ic 104 do. "a b. at &C.; f7i ONO sheep 9A d. ~ Dt
35s mixed State and Ohio sheep 81 n. at &C. jI state
lambs, So 10, at Tkc.; i7 do, Ga 10, at 80 25 Gamma
lambs, S6 %, at slc " do so d. at &C. Il DO, % D. az
6ie 2s9 DO. 65 10, at ssc IA do IS b. at &c. and Il TO-
~ sse James Kirby sold 3lS ONO sheep, 10 aver
age. 5sc B. McGrow sold during the week 6lj sheep
aud lambs to average 81 o. 2 head 49, 49, -.
hogs at FOrtiethst and SO cars nc CommuDpaw
And the for the week ~ 30,5o6. against 2SS5l
last week and 1859 for the corresponding week last
Barely carload Of live hogs came here during
the week for com mission salesman Tiers were none
offered to-day alive Dressed hogs were hrn W o4 0Itc
d.
Reviewing the hog market 40 Chicago for tho month
of July, The LiUs Stock Reporter
July ar the hEve ever hat That
100 $50
Their however supply 03O and 255O
local demand continually Increasing Pom the opeuG OF he mouth
10 the 18Th which the highest point esoos as msfkes
rDsrstabl~ bog Of abou Zoe D 100 o. From hs 18th
u the month ss though not to the same ssas de1ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12

HAfrhe demand Ar and p,es vhou, We qnots
Slipping 90 slsgslg Common Do 90 At siass5 Ps Ssy
Loas Rye s5ar quoted At 6asl7 short d. si3asla ad
MoLAssEs erm with sock Cubs Museorsdo 2sa4s. Porto
eo AAa NeH-Oeans At 6Oas7. bat no sales Of
NAVAL sIoRssThs market Spirits urpeutne tuI,
ssysis % ~ ons psIi 10 their views the sale, are 100 hhls
NeIhala 10 los ~ iJc Tor delivery after tie 25th 43c
vas Freely pa a. tae close md i2 Strained ROsH dali and
prices osy gSa We heard only Of 80 bb which sold a.
& No IS i5 100 Dbl. Mo- :, s s sa1 ioo ssis PS.
at - Tar and Pitch quiet and unchanged.
OLssd dul ard velL quoted at 81 4s2e IN casks from
quiet bu. srai -oques Ale Prime Winter eug IL oobiug
. and dali with . :. 81, zoe c1s tG.S3 SsS
bb 81 7O aaSts !. 81 50 and oaano at IS 30
PRoyIsloSs-Ths POE n.tst t.ns the .le. cash
Ss 5 So q r g. si5 % 95 On Mes. Sl s0ssls for
bear Of 25O bb Mess september at si7 9S Beef IS srn
e e h5 a lsnI5 1,i, '; M 10 5s % Pn Ness
Tsfoe beei que Beef Hams steady but duL Cot Meats
& Hams At ai9 $50 s' s fs g. Ss'ia s .,e 1000
500 smoss shoulders 9 800 Picked do 6aa; go Fresh
and dsad inquiry FOR the south .ss q IS o6o i Gsss
dsae 800 boxes Long Clear s7e september Dressed
srsr Demand .lss Of $50 Sls and tc, At s
fof Kettle rendered i6 m ws S@ sSr r 40 ' 1 g
livery We near YgS c seller August At % ana loo tes sssE
BuTrER-Thee demand for s descriptions about pevgu.
& mn 2sSSc R' 9a9,e 1t 81 5Js ao SLale hs
Wesis tubs Good to Prime fresh 2Q92is White anu steAEod
CgEEsss in fur demand grades dul and heavy The
supply Of % description good Factory quoted l2a
aBc ani faney az II ~ Ohio 81 l2ai2las Skinned 50Sc
PBIhoLEuhIe market for Refined remained qniet ana
changed 10 @ tbousn there sellers t5an BUYERS
cagos fof tins month l6 with 900 bhlA last half sold that
Cases were IN fair request q ad22 according to quantity
NaphihA JUL ana prices entirely nominal and somewhat
Crude qs and nonaiy shade lower quoted spot at 6ae6
The Greek quou0ns IL 3D. Oil CITY 81 4OaSl 40 Titus
ule 81 20 housewife and 81 go Parte Philadelphia the
mari e Was tre eaer With sales epoe Of 1000 bbA last half
August and QUO bhls last half September l6s Later, the
market for he1ned iurther Eelkens and there considerable
activity the sales reported in addition the above 1000 bbi
September aud 1000 bbs Oeber Ge 5000 bb igh Test,
600 ibis October al isa 900 ri. September a, I6I and
$500 bbls september and October al lie
RICE IN TAR request aud fun; Carolina, S93e, With sales Of 40
and Rangoon Baf01c.. with Sales Of go
SUGARS aT for RaSs fu poeI sales 1910 hhds in
ciadug 254 hhd Porto Rico SnSs Refining and Grocery
goods SO bids oo Refining Cuba Sf 40 lids MoAs
sugars 81 also 100 hh Prime Centrifugal 1884, Refined
gafs u better demand at lie. Tor Hard
STEARS-Dul and weak for tcs. Sc the best bid,
AM s3.c asked.
TALLoW-PsiIT active and steady sales Of $50 hb4s City at
Gig
WHISKY Steady but quiet; Of 80 bbls. at "a l2c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12
SALES FROM y O'CLOCK p. VI. TO CLOSE
NESS. 8 O'CLOCK p. NJ.

MONDAY, Aug. u-P NJ.
The week opens on the usual quiet Of Monday, and
{he attendance at the Bourse is slim. The specua-
ton is of course dull and probably will be until the
larger operators return from their Summering. The
market has been tame but strong, with well dis
tributed movement in the leading speculatives.
Some attention attracted by the ecceDtricty of
Atlantic and Pacific Preferred which declined from
2gi to 27 recovered TO PSI bid and neglected in
she afternoon. There was an apparently bullish
feeling in Pacific Mail, with the afternoon price
established at AsG42. Lake Shore Western Union,
and Central were strong and in demand, Erie, OhiOs,
Rock Island, and Wabash being steady in small
transactions. The pool in G. G, and /. G. car
ned the price up half point to 500. The rest Of the
list including investments and miscellaneous shares,
WAS featureless The general market closed firm.
The opening, highest, lowest and closing prices of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
BANKING HOUSE FISK * HATCH,
NVxy YouU AuU IL 1873

The SEVEN PER CENT BONDS OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY are issued IN the de-
nominations of 81 900 each, interest payable July
and January both principal and interest payable ID
United States Gold Con in the City of New-fork
The price of these bonds for the present is 80 and
accrued interest-that is. $1,000 bond would cost
to-day 1907 &c. At the present price OF gold the III
derived is equal to nearly nine per cent IN cur
rency. With the rapidly increasing business OF the
road. its commanding Importance as another great
east and west trunk line its complete roadway OF 4ZV
miles, the princely wealth of IRON COAL SALT AND
TIMBER, along its route its tapping at its Western
terminus on the Ohio River 1900 miles OF river
navigation, its Eastern terminus resting on the
tide waters of the Atlantic Ocean, and the fact that
the other great parallel trunk lines being COM
PEELED to lay additional tracks to meet the enormous
and steadily augmenting traffic between the East
and West-al warrant us in belief that the secu-
rites of the Chesapeake and Ohio destined to at
tain high rank in the markets of the world. Al
present Government bonds are so high. and really
desirable permanent investment securities at rea-
sonabe price so difficult to be obtained, 1t Is very
gratifying to us to have these bonds for our frlends
and customers.
We also have small amount of the OLD SIX PER
CENT GOLD BONDS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
the price of these is ss3 and accrued interest Ihey
are issued in denominations Of $780, $780, and SlOOO'
interest payable May and November. Underlying
as they do property that has cost nearly S5SOOO-
600. and which is constantly increasing IN value
they need no recommendation The small remain
ing balance will soon be absorbed.
800 bond will cost to-day.......-.- $50 10
800 bond will cost to-day ........--- 400 IS
1000 bond will cost to-day SOl n
We also buy and sell the CENTRAL AND WESTERN
PACIFIC GOLD BONDS at the market price.
The Central Pacific Company has now over 1900
miles of completed road and its earnings this year
will reach upward of slSOOOOOO. Their securities
should rank with those of the Government itself.
We also continue to deal in Government Bonds
execute orders at the Stock Exchange for invest
ment Stocks and Bonds, receive deposits on which
we allow interest at the rate of four per cent per
annum, and conduct general banking business.
FISK & HATCH.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Worth River ard Ratroase
AUg I'LL Ashes Is pkgs BesgsK & 2D6 bales Cotton
lao 434 bbs Eggs 1OIS3 hb Flour, 1880 bush
Wheat Corn 400 40 bh Copper $50
bhE Oatmeal 2l bales Hops BIC bb Mossses
81 Hides 2l6i bundles Hides 1873 Leather
1851 bb Rosn 52i bb Spirits Iapenne 2O9 Dds Skns 81
pk 1888 300 Pork 25l Dkg Cut Merits
$50 793 pks Cake 372 pkg TaoN 1878 bags Pea
70 Rice 800 hhls Tobacco 1851 pkg Tobacco ll2O
bales Wool, 279 obs. WHISKY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12

Rodiger, Herman g. Co., have opened a'er once a.
No. 4S Broadway and will carry package ana al
other kinds of freight to and from all Pai'S Vi
Europe the East Indies and China.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12

ST. JOSEPH g. DENVER CITY RAnRoAD.-The Bond
holde.s Protection Committee request meeting OF
the bOndhOlders at the office OF haSsler * 20,
WalI-st- New-York. at l o'clock on TUESDAY, Aug.
26 for the purpose of receiving the report of the
Committee Those not able 10 attend should author
ize some one to represent them.
CHARLES W. HAssLER, Chairman.
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HowFs & MACY, Bankers, No. 30 Wall-st., New
York offer the same facilities 10 DeDOstors rs In
cOrporated Banks. and allow Interest on daily DaI-
ances at the rate of -Four per cent
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock Bonds, &c
&C. for Inv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12

The gold market continues excessively dull, the
present speculation being permitted TO take care of
itself. the Room from day 10 day is pretty much
neglected. To-day the sales have been limited and
all at 1l5sG1l5i. IN gold loans the rates were 2 q,
and per cent for carrying The cable reported a
satisfactory state Of affairs abroad consOs in Lon
don being firm and the movement in United States
bonds toward higher figures Money in the open
market on Government securities IL quoted at per
cent, while the rate on three months discounts is
frmer and only per cent below the Bank of En-
gland minimum 3i. These adyices do not how
ever, very materially influence gold at present,
though the market is hardly expected to remain
long IN It's present quiescent condition. The Assist
ant Treasurer redeemed $3.50 called 52Os and paid
out S6jOO) in coin interest. The days business at
the Cold Exchange Bank as follows: Gold
cleared, Sl70l0OOO; gold balances, 81 1SS42O; cur
rency balances, Sl,376,6J7. The following are the
qotations:
l0:oo.ll5 1l;9O.l15s 1:OO...115s 2:8O.. .I15la
tViSO. l34s l2OO..1l5l2 $50. Ibis 3.OO..115s
44-oO' .445s 1880 ...1l5as 200 ...u52l
lhe day business at.the L. S. Sub-Treasury COM
prised
God receipts $3.50 OBS ~ Cubey payn's. s779 98s 90
Coy pymen lt5 90l 53 Currency balance 1854 65l 10
tlrrenci rcoeps 466,556 A8
nffr,E Feb l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12

real, Estate MORTGAGE BoNDs-COupon or
Registered interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY capital Sd'yyl,IVu'
For saIe at the Office Of the Company, No. 70 Cedar
St. Ny JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12

Money IN the street continues cheap, and the Dor
rowers on call are freely supplied at and Der
cent. prime discounts moving at 81 TO 7.
Government bonds still continue TO improve under
brisk buying demand. and the entire list improves.
the CTS moving up to 1874 in some important
transactions. The market closed strong. Fisk &
Hazel, renort folloxps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12
BONDS AT A BARGAIN.

MoSTCLAR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale at SO
JAMESON. SMITH 81 CorrING, IA Broad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12

there was a dun feeling in State bonds, and
plees were about steady. Ohio skies Of 1896 brought
u.s. and New-York registered bounty loan. lO4s.
A@ong The Southern Issues Tcnnessees sold at s.!
anu d. ior old aud new issues respectively. The
A'i'O"ing were the quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12

1880 Western hrei 50d53i steamer 54657e for
NALL ieai western White Tea sDr Western yellow 81 9oec
0oRE VAN
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zoo MILES or ROAD IN OPERATION
from SHREVEPORT to DALEAs. and from

from SHREVEPORT to DALEAs. MARSHALL . JSr
FBstsoN
Grading completed si delivered 200 lihtoas
miles Of road Track now bag ONE ALR PR DAr
Work eomrneucei California Dinou First Section from san Diego
Blst,u under
These ezte the benefit u Sinking Fund pieoe
70 The fund 20 be derived Aai equal 70
ONR all outstanding bOEis 70 be deposited VITA The
TRUSTEES annually and them applied be purchase nd eHeeis
ton Of bonds At par a. they shall be ieatd By lot at ne 0DioH
the holders Of he ons they also receivable
and interest payment any the donated BY The UHtss
States
and al other marketable securities vii be received
at curreu prices exchange fo5 the
Pamphlets Maps will be furnished ppiicatsa
o he following BANKING Houses:
Il. G. sTEBBINS g. SON, New-York.
EDMD D. RANDOLPH 81 Co., N. York.
B.K. JAMESON & Co., Philadelphia.
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The quotations Cotton qualify hot
more than grade he0w the GRADE quoted.
DELIyKKL
To.dsT Sat evening rotsL
Export % see
Consumption. SJz @OA