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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.


Loxpoy AnQ ls-l2:3O .. m-Unted States yerSeune,,
1855 od Ten-Pores cola. New 0an u a ne RAILWAY
Eharef 47aH
49, moe.on e easier but prices are nos
lower Mld1ing Uplaudx, 3 -. hadlIg Orleans S'S
Au0 1S-i:3O mSes OF sslpnerts OF tne new
Cotton crop below Good Ordinary VI S oi
y Wheat, 12i31l24 for average tA-
fons white 1850 1914 for Club ll4Gl2 for Red Western
Spring. and 10 3 for Red Winter
LoxD0S 18-&30 mrbs rata Of discount for three
months bills the market per cent oeos me banA rs
1850 mrbe saoant of Duihun goue INTO me
Bank Of England Oh balance to-day Gl2OOO
LONDON Aug. lS-330p m--Bne Railway shires 4I+ o-o
LlVERPo0L Aug 1875 mC0ttonOf the saes to-day o%oo
Amencan. Sp!ns Petroleum lOd ger gallon - -.
LoSpOs Aug l85 m-Adyices Om Paris qnoSe kenies al
57i soc
57f S5c
eep large choice 6sd7 e; lar good
5l9d8l2c common, 4d5e
sHEEP denGn1 fair 10 good 6d6c. stock 2d4e
Hoes steady al 81 80 for eorn-ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
MONDAY. Aug. IS.

The tone and sentiment The speculation IN stocks
has been decidedly beaTsh throughout and partlcu-
larly this afternoon when Lake Shore and the Iee-
graph shares we're forced down to Il per cent Oh
free sales The drive against these speeialtles ex-
tended TO the general list and although at no time
was there any vigorous hammering yet prices gave
way all round, az will be seen by reference TO our
tables below. Advantage seemed to be taken OF
dull market to raid the general list and with result
attained as noted. There seemed to be only little
disposition to intepose any obstacles to the decline
and in this way a short interest may be secured
which will serve the eventual purpose of advancing
prices. The most active stocks were Lake Shore,
Telegraph. Ohios. Pacific Mail, c., c. Il l. C., and
Union Pacific. The market closed firm, general
recovery having set in about ESQ m. The opening,
highest lowest and closing prices of stocks were as
fellows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19

ssc ao 81 %. at s.c IS do, 50 n. at &C., and 70 d. "a
n. at 7c. -. ~ .. $1,000. 81.
&c. 27 do "a n at 7tc II do. 50 70. at &c. 81 sta, "a
o. at sac; 70 do n, &C S&e; 60 do o. 10, y. tsc 70
ONO sheen "a n az &C., 50 40, 50 H. az btc anu auiipg
the week, S,4s7 sheep and lambs. TO average 70
mead. ..r. .|.-f . ... a. 10
y head. -. =.
Lerch 4 Barnes sold ZIG Ohio sheen 20 70 avePsge, 81
n; 81 do So D. at Sc; $50 do ~ ~ az So -
73i h. st 4sc f9i do 90 n, at SEC; i33 40 80 NJ
20i Canada lamDs "a ID, at &c., 226 do, Cl ID al 49, 40
do, CO o. at 7ic., and 80 do, 81 ID, at TO - -. -
sWISE-rae receipts for to-day were 81 carr ~ ~" -,
teth-st- and Is at Communipaw or IG6 LOGS ~
both places making 1897 the week. Against pooo
last week None were sale alive. Dressed hogs Hefe
firm, with a quick sale at "a G7ic. 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19


iht strained One Grader Tar and hnaT held Piieb-Joo
oIsnss1 vey dar quo,ed s79ele for sasss
Ss's" .1Sss cae p,a On ar sr" -s iv sgu 1v
6sa70e for ssnAass anu arm al al d42e
DAT Malls ssds ind limited Demand sale. SO bbl City
FRovIsIoHS-Tss Pors market : usssd and lower
US & 7 1' s. G' s s s's 30 l%a sss .s
Ms s7 s 6l. f7 $40 9 we o n a
aehvery We hear Of 500 bb he seller An-r a, ss and $50
I7o ssssii oi psa Mes. Sts Ell si2 IS '
goo % VI sfsS '.s . :i GO s s7 S l W W AID
s l1 soSAsr' CO, M i are u nod's sppy
average 500 Cry Fieisd d. At ise III sysrag,)
saoaIss. 7l.e IS boI 40 .Vese) Belle. % vas
ar dsS.a a Il Ds for de- South 70 % u, 50
sss 1870 beIs Ions ssa9s.i aDd 10000 Short hb.
se@au9 We on pIs5s terms ped hess are sIr 1I
s' toStf.e 1iis .eisr Al Sic % ef7s5 bS and
steam 80 ss western sumner t I So 'oT future Delivery We
s;.5 of $50 ' seller SsVsa'i sac ana 800 @ for October at
BrTTEn-otee grades steady with good demand inferior
State OTssse CouatS ~ stat. Welsh tnb- ne27 a2s
s.si. pail, egg w I:,s 1"%sn to s
s: 5 iss, 80 Si %..,sTS ,a roo az
9 9as::: ..;,,....:...32 o -,
sbous ,as last quoted We qaoss
State ss'i I s ss R Rsi% ar Dy @
oeas rcs3 'S o 90 Fi sS1i Ds1 as
100 s Sa4e1 e.. n p% t g Pr es Ta b: .1 sSs
only moderate to-day holders oounud arm and Offered
spot on very pagy though future deliveries q1ote barely
steady At l6 6dl6a. for August though these
prices might be shaded he eienT holders mareL Gases
hrmer ana 10 fair 20aa2lc with 80 900 for September
delivery taken for shipment Batavia reported
kaphha scarce and srm at 92a10c TOR City, dispatches rom the
Cek quote 81 % OIL CITY Tusyie ard Parker aud 81 100
81 10 Petroleum Centre PhadepA the market quiet and
RICE qsi wholesale fair jobbng demand with sales
Of ~ casks Carolina Sd9c 500 bags RaDgOon 6sO7c
sUGARSbe active for aws and part Of
The business hs higher that this afternoon Far
Good Refining quoie Sa6S sales 645 bids Cubs IL
saSisc ll3 hhds ard 80 bOres prime Centrifugal at 9a9
2OO hhfS Gdaa0upe 7 and lO26 bids and 10 boxes
mostly ate SATURDAY private Refined Guet HArds lllsG
II &c; soft White, 103s 1886
skHDS-cover quiet ss09c. Timothy an 81 501
- 20 per bush domestic Flax Seed nominal a. about - 10
bush .
sTEARlS fair demand steady; ales Of 10000 Prime
Cit hhdS 8a,c 900 q very choice Sc 10 hid.
TALLONIay and steady sAss OF 100 hhds Prime CITY
A. s'2c 10000 Country At sGi 100000 Outside az sac
WHIsKY-Em and IN demand. sales Of 300 bbls at 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
RECEIPTS OLE pRODUCE.

Norfh Vssssts asd hatrosas . - oo
1s5l Ashes II pics BsssEsI S55l bales coi'op
hh copper $40 bh or 81 bills Beans e6 pgs DRIED fru
E9gs 20,sS6 bb. Flour 100 se Meat SOs9e pasa
Corn 800 6usb, Oats 80 hays Seed 10
Fsxseed 765 bb. Rosr. 75l obs spirits
Crus Turentns s7 bhs Hides, los bslA Hides
sde as6s ~ bsss sus 80 bales 800 Cut heass
l5O Lard l0li gkg Butter 81 kgs Cnsese
81 pk Talow so pkrs Stean 400 pkes Star 70 bales Tow
"a pkgs 10 pk l75O bas Peanuis 2J mia Soaee'
1855 pkgA Tobacco. 739 bales Wool, lO5 6blA WHISKY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19

deposit, ss5 coin. ss4 OF 4s7 including coin
certificates &4S 53l 900 outstanding legal tenders
S356,0O0.OO0.
The Philadelphia stock market steady Pennsy'-
vania 6s, 1854 Philadelphia and Enc Railroad, ~
Reading Railroad 55l Pennsylvania Railroad ofs'
Gold 1154
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
BANKING HOUSE OF FISK d HATCH,
NETWORK, Aug. 10, 1873,

The SEVEN PER CENT BONDS OF THE CHEsAPEAkE
AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY are issued In the ae
nominations Of 81 600 each. interest payable July
and January both principal and interest payable ID
United States Gold Coin. in New-York. The price
for the present is 90 and accrued nterest-that 49,
$1,000 bond would cost to-day $500 Il
At the present price of gold the income derived
is equal to nearly nine per cent IN currency WIN
the rapidly increasing business OF the Road i'S
commanding importance as another great Last anu
West trunk line its complete roadway of 40 miles
the princey wealth of IRON, coal. SALT, AND TIMBER
along it's route tapping. it does, at its Western
terminus on the Ohio River II 900 miles of water
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 Last
and West-all warrant in our belief that the secu
rites of the Chesapeake and Ohio destined to AZ
tain high rank in the markets of the world. OoV-
eminent bonds are 30 high, at present and reaiIy
desirable permanent investment securities so dithcu
TO be obtained at reasonable price, that are glad
to have 50 satisfactory bond TO offer our friends
and customers
We also have a small amount Of the OLD SIX PER
CENT GOLD BONDS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO !;
the price of these is Ssf and accrued interest They
are issued in denominations of 500. $780, and SlO
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 viii cost to-day $50 -
500 bond viii cost to-day. AL 40
LOCO bond will cost to-day .--....--. SC2 "
We also buy and sell the CENTRAL AND WESTERN
PACIFIC GOLD BONDS at the market price.
The Central Pacific Company has now over LIZ
miles of completed road, and its earnings this year
will reach upward of S13OOOOOO. 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.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19

The money market was easy ON call at Sd4 per
cent on pledge of acceptable collateral the ruling
rates ON new business being Sa3l. Mercantile paper
and loans ON time are as last quoted.
Government bonds were dull and firm and higher
in sympathy with gold. Fisk g. Hatch report as
follows at the close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19


The largest brokerage business on this continent
is supposed 10 be that transacted for account of the
buI pool in gold. Their method is simply to buy
lots of 100000 to S150OO000 of the bears and re-
tail the coin 70 importers, according to the ne
cessites of the latter at the rate Of SlOOOUOO TO
$1,000 900 per day. and at profit OF TO per cent,
when the course of trade favors the clique The only
rapita required by the pool IS fair credit at the
Board the bears being generally ready TO borrow
fhe gold and deposit with the bulls ITS equlYaent I'D
currency. This process goes on from week TO week
until the pool becomes the owner OF all the noatlng
coin and enables il to fix whatever premium viii be
most likely TO fetch the largest return. II we were
asked how long tins state of things will probably
continue we should say: Just so long there are
bears and bulls in gold long as our merchants
ontnue the practice of borrowing instead of buying
outripht the coin required IN their regular business"
There were no new considerations affecting the gold
market to-day the clique operating for an advance
having the entire speculation in their own hanos
The London advices were favorable, money IN the
open market being eighth below the minimum
rate of - per cent at bank while consols were firm,
and United States bonds strong and buoyant, with
full recovery Of Saturdays figures. The Bank OF
England made a gain of Gl2,000 bullion to-day.
Foreign exehang e weak and lower. and the mar
ket demorazed by offerings of bids low los BIG
Tor prime OJ uaNe anu lO5 Tor 6gnt. let DOt"Ath-
standing these influences gold advanced from 115t,
momentariiy. to 49,, AID moderately active all
day with the chief business at 1l5.a115i. Loans
cost g. l. and per cent for carrying. The Assist
ant Treasurer paid out nothing in called bonds, but
s1g7OOO corn interest The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank asufOllOws: Gold cleared
so coo; gold balances. S.72l, 5SS currency bal
-nceaL S2GSl ST. The following ths quo
tstions for gold:
to.aa I1gss Il. 80 II6h2i 1:00.llsas 2i30. .ll5h
i0.s0. ll5S l2.UU....Ilbsl l:3O.l13A2 500 ll5h
Si.eO.ii5as 1890 ...1lJSs 200 ..n5ai Gll5la
RI davs transactions al the L. S. Sub Treasury
were ..,, o,. ~
n r.esapts 4s9 $50 % cuOey Dyns Ss & 90
$50 IL Carenes balaSee 81 <zo.<s %
,e-s ...ar~ 4SO ~ - Oosoans 4foVON W
f~r-r1rT rsoeps. 90 735 10
vva a,,ex the closing rates for Foreign exchange:
% dsrG Sdsys
rrEe o-'''' ''........... lOSas1 JOG 10
Lsaeee =. - -. los la 1854 IO9 q
Pnus sterling 90 w - ga ~ s22ssass.
tbanfersl
kl71a0S
kaRN. sssss''''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19

advanced 4cr later months Liz
bu5ess LIGHT sales io0vs al basis o. Low MtiLucs:
sales Sstnriay eveuiRe after m-AuEt 200. 49, 200 -
32 600 200 10 J2c September 300 II 2932c October,
800 174 November, 300 l7a December 200 l74te Total
to-day u-AuCus, 100, - 5-o-e
400 l9Isc; 300 3t6c; 1900 l9lfe 200 10 3l6c 100
10 732c GOO l9ac 300. 10. 5l6c: 200, leitc 100 -
100 10 l1j2c 100. 1916 September,
200 IL l5I6e 100 II - 52e. 100, lsci Too !! 70 Ice
100 49, 200 II 5l6c Total 400 bales Grand
Total. 10 800 baleS
COFFE-There further advance Rio With good decree q
scyity saies Of Hdgo Die god AMI 1000
haas Do eso 20i gold he of Quotations is
2IG2lc gold The stocks oght - Az bags al New iois
Baltimore 1000 do. at Gsyesiol-Os = 4o
bsEs In reported prices nominal
FLOUR AND MEALThe inquiry for PouE is Light osing 70 The
the grades well sustained
bu. Spnng Wheat Extras dull and easier New not
pressed GA Family brands the The marte
change, and il dnieti family grades very
of We ruote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
Glendinning Davis q AmOry's closing prices were:

William Ward quotes Stock Privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus 80 days time, and Il to
per cent bonus on go days at points varying from
the market price of the securities named as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
BONDS AT A BARGAIN.

MONTCLAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale at 50
JAMESON, SMITH g. COTTISG. II Broad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19

HowEs g. MACY, Bankers, No. 30 Wall-st., New
York offer the same facilities TO DepOsItors az IN
corporated Banks and allow Interest on daily pal
ances at the rate of -Four per cent
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rales'
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonus, &C
&C. for Investors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BONDs-Coupon or
Registered interest per cent, guaranteed By me
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, SlNnVVO'
At. Ny JONATHAN EDWARDS, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
THE MARKETS.

The 0nOl j
more than half grace 1eow grade qlOel
DELIvERr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
Finanrlli.


a LIMITED AMOUNT OF ST. LOUIS AND
"a sogrHEAsTERN CONSOLIDATED PER CENT GOLD
BONDS FOX SALE Hama AZ IA BRofs II Wall and Ser
T OGANSPORT, CHARLOTTESVILLE AND
GOLD BONDS FOR SALE AZ 9I AND is.sre;' 5y .r,ov
RROKEN National Bank Notes bought four
ID () per premium full printed lists farniahed free
DEHAYEN & BRO,
40 south Thrd-st, Philadelphia Penn
COMMON OF VIRGINIA
interest on Registered payable April 1878 collected y
oFTTSE o. TaE cgFG.0 1sD AITo R I 3 Co.
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAlL l4, Adln PRE-
~ FBRRED FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS, 90
Ss1s s5sS, tsn % 69 rs I 5ss ~ fs 5 IT. To- '
255 35 % 2lo o7 Isl 800 356 % $1,000 each for eenP
No, IsIS The ssasS5s are Tsa 70 pay them WITH interest," 50
~ -. { 1 1 4 a aH4RR j + s %ala:s
T OST.-The following Certificates of Phila-
10 sses seb In s name Of il aclus The public
against transfer h., been stopped AID ne" GER
racates applied fOr.-Sev. York. JalL IS ls73. -
CHICAGO lSD ALToy 3. R. Co,
.. sgCRKraRT's OFyIoE. CHICAGo, Aug. -, 1873.
NOTICE TO ST0CKH0LDERS.-NO is
Company has ASH DIV DESD q NV PEk SES A.s es say
OUT canning months Eayabls th banking 4oa.
a. YeE.Ior on September hoders
% At k ss Tue rsnssr Booss WIN be closed ana
for transfers oa lie llta day Of September next - .
80 W. n. LARRABRE Secretary.
WEEKLY BULLETIN of the REGISTERED
w POLICIES Of he NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY or NETWORK: =
MONDAY. August IL 1873
No Of REGISTERED Policies n force ...a 100
Registered Insurance IN lOrce pZOSi LUIS W
RsSS. TsS1ISe Ss 1863 600 90
-. 4t,Sol ID
CITY County, md Stdfs Of Ner- fort. -.
d. that ihe shove
true Policy Account Of the NORTH America
Lie Company morning Of Monday Argus - l9t
Sworn 70 before 1sth dsy Of August. A u. 1913.
=. HIDE. Notary Public 10 lna iot hings 20.
TYTANTED-s9 $4,000 KANSAS PACIFIC
w RAILWAY CoMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE II cent go
LAND GRANT BONDS asd KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANYS RAILROAD AND LAND GRANT Denv ETensou) BONDS
shaking Fun Written proposals will he %, S a. ny ees Oh
SATURDAY Aug %, ~ noOa. ADOLPHus AbiLE
Louis. Aug II. 1873 trastee.
In PER CENT REGISTERED SCHOOL
" BONDS Aso other prottaos Investment eeuueA
LEGALITY OF ISSUE GUARAErBED
rH0S. r. BILLS 4 Co. BANKERS. ID Pnest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
And the following for city hank stocks:

The Bank Statement compares as follows with
former returns:
1874. Deposits Iosla specie cir'p.af0n Leg: Ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19
THE MONEY MARKET.

n AUGUST IL. 1913
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-oFFlCIAL hnn
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR THE
FIRST GALL 10 O'CLOCK A. N.
sales Of Government Bonds. ,,oa
looe ga. q, ,sIh ,1ea 600 $50 o. 65S~ 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19

rIRsT BOAItT--IVI a N.
49,, CO.. 7a...ts- RatlroGd BORde-B0nk ana
S'''eS " 0'@'s roae-ErDress Stocks. 6e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19

TA8tR Of the Acreage Amount Of Loans Specie, Crod-
tom DeDOsits dad Legi Tenders "a The Bdtss Of ne
GU Of Nec York FOR NE toeek ending saturday, Aug.
1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-19

Corn neal "erLn > VJG OoIh he4l' VI OAR " IT.
Cora Brws.. 50 q 80
Canadian Flour quiet "a 50dsS so. California and Oregon
Flour IN light - 25dSg 30 p bb Bag Meal eTn snd
fairy active; White u 40 81 55i Fine YeOw 81 dsl ~
Coa 05dSl 10; Cob Meal SOd9O oruund Ped Sldsl ~
FRkIGHTS-RAies for nearly all commodities remained the SANE
bu, noierte demand for berth vessels
oapted Of The Grain aud Provision With r
demand full The today To Liverpool b
900 Chee at 7Os LOO bors Bacon al 5Os 900
Cos go tcs Beef 81 the nominal dfAn
a. GagOx $50 Cheese 7Os 100 borf
To Bristol 5000 CsTn az
7Os Tobacco j0L The British oSrk
Rosis for oroer With 1000 q Grain 81 Sor
Continent 9 3d. Norwegian barn hence COff for orders ara
United Kingdom 400 81 %. and Ga 3D. troci an
Austrian NOV BOSTON, With 5000 On a. S
3D. Antwerp With 5000 bb Refined Pep
nth 800 bbls Refined 81 Norwegian bsrt with
800 bbs Refined Petroleum Of
Baltic 81 Norwegian brig Gibraltar for ordef A
with 1000 Rsnned Petroleum 4Oe prEge
AGratc At Abe md Lryau 5Oe Italian bzk hence " l
$500 AblA Rssned Prtroleam At 81 o.. -,
GRANin Wheat nothing doing for Of assortment OF
No spne We do look for activity until Tneda rhen voc
supplies s doubtless ager The market closes quiet
The demand has Winter far den.sa
and $4,000 81 2sd{l 80 for Reee1
spring. 81 81 ssl So for Ne Chicago Sprag spr1s IN
graded 81 52x 81 44GSi ~ for NO Chicago ~ sS
price 81 rs Whhe Michigan $4,000 bush Ma
seller October 81 as 80 200 segie
pryae BARLEY Mat fair q 3Oov
siste 81 15s1 70 Os .sboal important ee..se go
a1043e White at AZ d52c Blsct 40d42c Western Afo1 A.
4ldl3l e; White a. 50Q52 Bszte hired a3d435c Rye
quiet price. Csn arm IN n2ns e
sappr ssrznsr sss IBIS x,ntsd The sales lsoyo
siesnrr. s0se2c Cor sails do White 74a7ee; DO Ts's "
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-10-31
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.

i. Any one who takes paper regularly from th,
Observation-Disclosures directed to his nanne or anoh.
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spsnsfole for the payment
-. f person orders his paper discontinued he
must pay all arreara2es, or Tue publisher may con
llhue TO sead ituntil Payment is made and collect
the oiice or NOT
.. The courts have decided that refusing TO take
the newspapers or peliodic,is from the Postofice
Sf removing and leaving Them uacalled lor IS
FaHa tocia evidence of Intentional fraud
REGULATING LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
AN ACT TO amend an Act entitled, can Act 10
provide Iof and regulate the rates of charges for
The publication OF legal documents approved
January 9Th, 1877.
BE tadcied by the Legislative Assembly Of the Te-
f'itory of MoatdRa:
SECTION ]. Publishers of newspapers in this Ter
iuoTv shall he entitled 10 the following fees for
publication OF all Ies.l advertisements: Fo the
first insertion OF each Iotio OF on. hundred words,
three dollars; Tor ca subsequent ins, Ttiou i've
deilars.
SEC. 3. Ihe printer of such legal adye, tisemeuts
shall be entitled 10 pay meat of his fill before
being required 10 furnish certificate of ias pubi-
cation.
Approved, December 2s, 1871
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A r ~ a. M.
n Stated comm nicatons of Gallatin Lodge NO.
NAF&A NJ. neld at their hall on the hrst oatui-
doy evening on or before the full moon OF each
Visiting brethren are cordially invited to attend.
- THOS. II. EDWARDS, w. NJ S
r. p MENEFEE. Sec.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-10-31

In the feport-until recently sup
pressed-made by the Commissioners,
sent out some two years ago by Ger
man bankers for the purpose OF in
specting the country along the route
of the Northern Pacific railroad, it ap-
pears these experts did not report fa-
vorably as to Mr. Cookies financial
policy for constructing the road but
in other respects very f;.vorably, as the
following extract from the report of
Herr Haas, Government Director in
Prussian railways, will show:
II must first. of all, contradict an
opinion which has been widely circu-
lated, representing the regions trav-
ersed by the Northern Pacific railway,
as unfavorable to civilization, agricul-
ture and industry. The experience /
have acquired by personal inspection,
as well as the most trustworthy infor-
nation from official sources, have ev-
erywhere gathered on the spot, has
convinced me that the region through
which the Northern Pacific railway
passes is one of the most fertile OH the
American continent, and is i'll every
respect suitable for colonization. Min
nesota and Dakota belong to the grain
growing region; Montana ard Idaho
are rich in minerals and pastures, and
Oregon and Washington Territory be-
long to the region of minerals, furs,
timber and agriculture"
He also estimates the value of the
land grant Of 5O,O00,OOO acres at the
rate at which the Illinois Central sold
it's land at $500, 900, 900; at the rate at
which Minnesota disposed ofher school
land $3.50, 100000; at the rateat which
the Kansas Pacific realized it would
amount to s165, 100000; and at the
minimum government price 81 30 per
acre, the land grant of the Company
is worth s125, 5,000,000.
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Ffmss ana Places fer Holding Courts III
the Territory Of Montana.

SUPREME COURT.
A. v,ro,r,. ,,1ty first Monday in ia uary and Sec
end Monday August.
UNITRD STATES DISTRICT COURTS.
s;r., nisfrict-At Virginia City first M naay ~
Hnrii. sece I'd Monday in July, ana secono MOI
day in November.
..nS nisfrfct-At Deer Lodge, third Monaaif o ai, ~
rrii' srst Monday in September, and hrst mon
iay in December.
-h;rt .istyic--At Helena, first Monday In Marcn' C
esst Monday ia July, and fourth MONDAY ~ "
'ooe TERRITORIAL COURTS.
s,, Disfyief-In Madison County, al VrgLi,a Giiy liz
rrsr Monday in April second Monaay ~ guy
and second Monday in November
:, Cayatiu County. at Bozeman hrsI aohaas -
asarcs and fourth Monday in OCTOBER
Tn Ienersou County, at Radersbnrg, s seSona MON
n day in May, and first Monday IN OCTOBER.
secons District-Deer Lodge County at Mendav IN
Civ. third Monday in April, nrsa a.aar monray =
Santonber, and first Monday in December.
:, n;ssoula County. at Missoula, fourth "A mohuas
an T. imne and second Monday IN November.
IN Reayer Head County, Bannack, mrs' nonoa' :
ih TDne and third Monday in october.
~.:J n;,fyicf-fn Lewis and Clark county, ~ - LIZ =
AHtn arst Monday in March, hrsI Mohuay =
In1y, and fourth Monday in October.
In Neagher County, iouf.n % hion1"'
fourth Monday IN NoesiAoee.
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