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New-York tribune., 1876-08-10

equal to 800 sos per mile on The SO372lOD miles
owned leased, and operated. Hence it appears that
Lake Shore has liability ahead OF It's guaranteed
or common stock of $6,550 per mile of road
operated. greater than that of the Michigan Central
Lake Shore opened very quiet at 533i, and only
went to Ills on the first rally but later under lib
eral purchases, sold at 54l205lhQ5i3s Rock
Island after selling at 105as0105ls, next sold at
105l and then to 1858, when returning to 1852 1t
rested quietly until lifted to 10Gl4 and back TO
O57s. closing at 10Gl. Considering the largely
increased trading that has occurred in this stock
within tho past few days. it is a matter of surprise
that it is not IN better demand for borrowing; and
the fact that it is not is suggestive of one hay-
ing "unloaded." The ST. Pauls came i'll for their
full share of attention and advanced quite lively,
probably in consequence of n heavy decline in the
price of wheat as the upward reaction in the price
of this cereal last week was then used as an arg'i-
ment why these stocks sbould go up. The Common
sold at 3G7sQ37li but the Preferred sold from oS 3
to 69laGG9ls sGG93s. Northwest sold at one price
3S3i, while the Preferred advanced from o-4 10
G27s. These stocks would probably he more act'e
if the company were less reicent in regard TO earn
ings for July June was published very promptly;
why stop in the good wOrlIi The coal carriers were
cratic jersey Central opened at tlA, ana Sold at
Cola 62l2aG lsGG1as The stock loaned fiat a is
per cent a Hat. Del, Lac ana western oolu at - i
a957sQ9i3s995ls while Del and Hudson steadily
declined from oslo 10 953i. Ohio and Miss. took on
steam and sailed away to 1872 closing at that price
an advance of 81 per cent due perhaps 10 some other
cause than purchases for account of the Baltimore
ana Ohio There not SINGLE sale Of
Erie While all this of which We have
tried to give faithful description was
going on at the Ncw-York Stock Exchange
PENNSYLVANIA Central in Philadelphia was tumbling
to 9S closing with rally to 9Sa4 The business OF
the day composed the purchase and sale of about
l91 600 shares. and the advances in stocks today
ranged from j to lis per cent, viz: Western tnlon
Il; New-York Central, IS; Lake shore, l.; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western. Ohio aud Mississippi,
aud ST. Pauls, each IS; Rock Island, q; Michigan
Central Illinois Central, ard Union Pacific each l.
and Nolth-Westcm Preferred is per cent New
jersey Central declined Is and Harlem L per cent
The following table shows the
RANGE OF THE MARKET
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In State bonds District Of Columbia 3.65s were
strong at 1I2, Tennessee old SKIES being up to 44a
andnew bonds at 44os. In city bank stocks Central
National 12) sold at 100; Fourth National ~ at
80. and American Exchange Q0 at 1Ool2. There
was large and we'll distributed trade in railroad
bonds, covering % different issues. ST. Paul hrsts
La Crosse division, advanced to 1929, with 1898
later paid and bid, Sinking Fund rising to 30 -;
Chicago and Northwestern coupon gold consols
being steady at 9312; New-Jersey Central conyerh-
bles were 12 higher at 932, and consolidated hrSts
1902. Union Pacific trsts were up to loo' ana
Sinking Fund to o. Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy rs sold at l1Osi. NewYork Central SKIES OF
1888 at 1OG and fIsts of c., G.. and /. c. ut 4Oh.
The earnings of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany are reported rs follows for the month of July;
1876. 81. .5o7, 900 1875 81 536.225 1874 sl2s69S'
Earnings first seven months:
1876. s0iOsoO0 1915. .s9446,4OS ls7i.s76loso'
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CnTIlN MANkErs.

SAVANNAH Aug. o. Cotton higher; M.dlIns II i-c Low
M.uu4 Iuli ,' SufiIF, -'it, nv1 receipts q Oales
,4.t.. Ip ha..-s siu, e.. 7iI bales
HIYil, aug J-Cottun strong; generally held Nsh'r
Mitar" D. Nr receipts Jos .a',s shipments, LUZ bales
'Ol rf.'.. STOCK, l32i3 bales. , -,
Modelling !lc. Good O.unary 3'slic,' co-. receipts 40
.. ,,ruris rr.,lwfs. - hIie, -a,rs, 100 bales sym
r,rs ~ hai.-; s:ucA. LIZ H-l'~. , ,
\i-fA Nug urfUsua active fur MI grades
Hi ag .s.; GoR M.di'u-, lie; Good Culinary, v'ic
r-,.s.ts. Ja Nllu,; SO ns. so .Jts. $1,000.
Mi'thus ,r.s Good Duutiy. 5-c.. receipts q bales;
sulum.i'f, U.lre sales ~ haly,, ep,A fjJt bales
NntusaEU,. Aur. N.-C COTTON HDu.d; HltIlng. lie; low
A'tuug !pls uUJd Ordinary, ci net receipts - bales
Gtr,E,rIS Aug. 9-Cottou nna SlGdlng. lIbc: Low
rair, ,llc, : Il balr, stock. l,N,O bales -
IIi ,uRI viA Aug b.-totw GlW; Mcdhng, IL &c os
NidGlug ll%c. Good Ordinary Iu'oi 1ioss receipts III
bales ,,.,,.-.- -.
Low MID I'u, lie; G0oi ordinary, 's net I"tts iJo
bales: exports coas,~r ll76 bales sales lI'o bales;
%SiF6iN k@t 9-Cotyn quiot nniihug, lO'sc. net 10
ceipt 2I5 bars; exports codst"ise 10 bales sales ~
iol i.Fitii kus. 9-Cottop firm MidGing. llIc.
NogrP Aur. g-COttOn EfW. NutG.Gg II 2c.i Low hld'
duc lpLr.; Good otdlar H2ci mel receipts 10 oaoS
sllc,. 700 bales, stock fl79 bales. .,,. ,,,-,,,
C.lAHlr-.oN Aug. 9.-Cot,cn duu Midt'ng. llLdllSc
Low ,ihliu-, .Utc., Good oT,nsTN, y2|'.ci Eet re-
r,lts Is Oal,s: sales - bales; S'pcs, lag bales.
fus oN Aug. 9.-Cuton steady Mrlilng, l2'ic. Low
Middng II SC Good Ordinary lO@c' net receipts l5o
bales gross, 1856 bales; sts 2,2Oo bales; stock lIooo
- LOUIS Aug 9.-Cotton firm snddl,ng, II &c; Low
N1dug LOSE. Good Ordinary, 91c shipments, " bales
sales, 2J baics stock, eS2i bales.
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SAWS FROM pig O'CLOCK TO CLosE or business
WEDNEsDAY&ug' 9-r' NJ


In every condition of life desperate straits some
fines bcGct rash bravery and extraordinary ingc-
lnity. Therefore II not surprising 90 occasionally
Sec AN exhibition of these qualities III the stock
market. 1t has been seen before. and probably will
be seen many times again. The market to-day, with
new accession to the bull side, subject first
10 questionable tactics. which failing to sustain
prices were followed by real and persistent buying,
which resned IN closing the market firm at an adj
vance OF !, 10 Is per cent above last nights quoa
tions. The opening was remarkably dull and void
of feature, but suddenly a sharp bidding
all around the list lifted prices u per
cent, with but few transactions. before the
majority of members knew there was a
change in progress. This however left the market
as duh and stupid as il had been before and prices
Immediately began to yield with each transaction
that was made Again the bidding process was at
tempted and again failed to impart any life TO the
trading. So later the experiment was tried Of max
ing real purchases which was far successful to
draw after il a certain amount Of buying by the
"shorts." Pacific Mail. which yesterday formed so
large portion Of the total business to-day was al
most entirely neglected at 24as024'sQ2ias while
the borrowing and loan market did not exhibit a
single indication of yesterdays scrimmage. West
erD Union was also left TO take Of itseli or be
supported by the general strength of the market
and only nuctuated between 7G7s0705sQ714 a.
Michigan Central opened at AZ, and de-
cimed to 4l's, when the bidding, before
referred to- lifted it to ~ without intermediate
sale, and then to 49, with transactions of only
$500 shares, returning as quickly to 42l4. with
even less business. 1t later sold at 427sGD423i.
some doubts were expressed TO the correctness of
o ieported earnings for the last week OF july but
no'n'us definite was learned. This stock, which
,oi,non,y ruled In the market higher than that Of
Lake onofe has lately sold as low as 80, while the
ia''ei mas oeen firmly held at above SO.
'neie exists curious miscOneeption of
sne ,e'au'e liabilities of the two companies, it
may be Of interest TO make copnar;son In each
case the bonded debts are stated m fnll without al
iowanees for the sinking funds michigan Central,
Pi1oi'el1' and Lake Shore. $l,25O 900, because,
20 iaf as the annual charges for interest is con-
eerneo' bonds held by the sinking fund draw the
sAue SUN from the Treasury as II held by any indi-
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EeQal Nolirss.

ICOURT OF COMMON PLEAS, City and
I tonntv ~ New york-THE NEw.YoRK LIFE IN.
sURAScR COMPANY against MARY IL. MeLELLAND.
mSnt OF Thomas McLeland deceased James McLelisnd
Sarah Nc eIaud Mar, H. McIeand unfantD Thomas NC
iaJ the National and DroyeTs Bank lane MO
Isian charles A. Hnckley Fritz Blank John Webb James
EnEarIIe Henry John Tucker Aibon Man. fecsv0
Of the Eighth National Bank OF the Ciy OF Now.fotx-
San,nnn, for relief To each Of the defendants above
named: You hereby summoned and required 70 Ansvs
the s secn & 81 AZ YOUR answer to the aid COM
asnt on the subscriber al MS once No ~ Chambers sreeS
Ea Work Cy within twenty days after the service eret
exclusive day Of such seLvce and you fs 10 an
s1 in mis- acton apply TO the Court for tie relief Do
manisd in the Dated New YORK; May 23 1870
HENRY A. pOGERr. PLAINTIFFS Attorney:
The complaint in this action wss net in the 0nee Sl 'ns
ths city OF York. on the 23d day OF May, !nlo
ieT lsw6wTh HENRY A. BoGEkT Pxaauu AttofhW
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Tho revised rates for foreign exchange are as fol-

The supply OF money on call continues to be offered
in excess of the demand, and the turn of the market
favors the borrower who is able to arrange tenn
porary engagements at not higher than per cent on
mixed stocks. and 101l2 on L. S. bonds. Prime
mercantile paper is iu ready request at to j. The
United States Treasurer to-day received TSOOO0O
National bank notes for redemption. The Customs
receipts at Washington to-day were 100000. The
Internal Revenue receipts footed up 100000. The
following Is the Clearing statement to-day
Currency exchanges, $44, lG2, ,1G3; currency bal
ances. S2,4I4,715; gold exchanges S3,G67, ,2O3 /;
gold balances, 81 ,025, ,G23.
Government bonds were quiet. and the changes In
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THE MARKETS
ICarefully reported for rHs TRIBySs.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Fer NOrth Rirsr. Vessels and RdiboIis.
1877
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

WEDNESDAY,. NUV. y 1910.
AGUTS-Thsrc was small biSugss az fEf3c. Tor fntS
and ,c fr .ar-. of ashes in the spt, on ware
hons. l,t srt Fn, g8g bhi. do Ha hbs. 81 do, 10
Ibs condemned. y bbs, total lOlO hbls lsl sit lti
l3I bls. 3u lJ bDls - do Dbl; total 49, sisAd
tE-Ih he mark for Rio without qnoiahe ehangs
the whole r,.y sil being lil4 oi,C, gpd ralr ~ J"'p
bag, ~ Dip,l apIisatc pri,, 6li9 bats per
were taken out Mild grades were qltt anu tA'I
weak At fq.3c. for Java and liEElG+ Tor h%'''Oo
both gold. . ,,.., ..t,... .,o,.
were generally quiet and unchanged bot quotations NtI'
yi.rl: Ordinary Ordinary aud Cool Ordinary y
lands advanced -. and strict GnOi ordinary 'io'.' 'H
Cotton unchanged uT ~tinc Of al si,. quoid'inis ae ~,
yas,si t. 4.i.- l-. Ui which 1b9 were Tor ,nn
rVtpa and for -rvcIun delivered ON contracts wv
III L-n L. lLrs. We GuOc
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Indian. sheep averaging 7s o. q. - ao 81 o. y IS

Indiana sheep averaging To b ~ - zO % @ ~ - ~
lambs at s. 506s6G$6 So
HoGs-Recelps to-day 1900 head. making the total supply
thus far 1000 head against 300 head Tor the
week. and 500 head for the same week ast
year market slow and dull SAILS OF Yorkers a.
SO 90 cornfed York. weight ar quay AZ
fully grassers and cars fair corn remain
unsOld.
CHICAGO Aug 9.-CArTIE-Receipts, 200 head snip.
mens 100 head market dull prices lO9ioc oWet ssieS
OF Texans $2 606S2 so choice steers sold nj ~ W
HoGs-Iseceprs 12O00 shipments. $500 market acuve
and prices steady aud unc IaDged. -.
SIIEgP-RecPipts 600; market steady ana urn INC onv
sales a: ~ s59s3 as. ooo ,o, -.
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BOSTON Aug 9Te demand fer wool Onnuos quite acuVe
and prices the reccut advance Manufacturers are
free Irhaso prices have eydcIuy touched the oN
point particularly Tor nc Woos the supply ot when u saI
compared with prev ious years aud the wants of
turrr. are running Ibis description. The sales o Mtuhn
and ONO Pennsylvania have been at 3SG3tc ahi
,ye nj -dinc. Michigan and Wisconsin Fleec.s at 81
Sic Cumbing aud Branr n tO&i4c Fine Dvlaue az $50
California IT lSV2Sc. In Pul@t WOOL inc
sails have been at q doc price for choice Eastern
aflM ne
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Bdllkina 6onses ano Bankers.

KOUNTZE BROTIERS, Bankers,
II Wal ST., Ncl0 YorE, draao Bitts
on E2gland, France and GeTm0ay;
issue Letters Of C-edU arail0dle
IrougHout tie United .Sta!eS and
E,uoDe, ant make transfers Of money
by telegroph and cable. Investment
orders e.ccut61 in tie E.rch0nCss V
New York, PAiJadelphia, Boston md
San EraaciSc0.
ADDrOged Securities for safe.
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vidual. The leases of each road capitalized at
7per cent to make them in the statement equal to
z per cent bonds. The Lake Shore statement is
compiled from the report of the year ended Dec
81, 1875, and that of Michigan Central from its
report for the year ended May 81, 1875. They are
as follows:
LAKE SHORE AND MICHIG SOUTHERN.
Total bonds Of L. 5. and proprietary roads 2t0og
Leases, $3.50. 795 per annum capitalized. 3,7ll357
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10

PROPOSALS FOR SlSS,OOO tONSOLl-
4 DATED STOCK OF THE CITY OF WlOkh-
pae proposals viii received a tho Comptfoiers once
until Tuesday August Is, 1876 at ocleck p @ when the
same l Lc Huey opened the whole or any part OF tho
s1m of on OF ia. following stock OF the city OF New
York 10 Wit: -. ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, or, ,,,,,, vopv
Authorized by Chapter 322, Laws OF 1871.
Amount iu pursuance Chapter 92O Laws OF 1909 tCly
ImUToy Stpck), sISS,OO0.
The said stock will bear interest AZ tbs rate OF
r sent pe aunun pas tho LIST day OF May and Nc
vrHor each year and the principal vi" De reieenaDis at
e prasurr the Comptroller nrr the lsuay OF NONehoe
1896 ani pay able ON the lat day Oi Nay, lS2O
tach proposal should be sealed and ndOrse ProDosasJ Jor
1usiaed ne Cttg OF hsV YORK. and nciosod In
second en- Velope addressed 10 the Comptroller.
right the OF the Comptroller 10 eocc
any OF al bids IT, Ia his Judgment the interests OF he
CORPORATION require II.
full information city Record
ANDREW II. GREEN Comptroller
city of New. York Department fnanca ConnsToiiers
1915.
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financial.
kiNu!.llUI.
DONDS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MONT
y \ Ht ,tp >EsNy TEuSEN fnr SALE Auply MN,

DONDS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MONT
ID CLAIR, EEWJEHSEY for SALE. Apply TO WA,
GUEST e CO.. II NaSsaust
nor SALE-For few days only | offer for
sae my ouarighth the old, popular. profitable, aud
ornwin, remedy known a. Ponds Extract" desirable
Vostrncnt. Address, by letter at No. % Maiden Lane,
HENRY COLE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that mort
~ gaga the Eastern lslroad Company TO William G.
Rogers William b. Bacon, willard p. Phillips under the
Act rnttled IA Act Tor the relief of the Eastern Railroad
COMPANY the securing Of It's debts and liabilities beng
Cantc g}G OF the Acts Massachusetts, OF the year 1870
has been duly executed and recorded according 10 the pr0y
sous of s creditors % said alton are notified
10 present claims sail corporation or 10 sa trustees
az their otIce, No. 20 pevOnshre.st., IN Boston. ,
EASTERN RAILROAD COfPANf,
BY SAMUEL. c. LAWRENCE. President
WILLIAM c. ROGERS,
WILLIAM B BACON, trustees.
WILLARD 4. PiILlIPS,)
Costun Iuy II. 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
DElAwARE ANn HrDsoN cAyAL CoNPiNY,
Dnsincss Ghanees.

DARE OPPORTUNITY. - FOR SALE "A
Ia good, aafe profitable business wen estabshdi goods
sold erchans and ObbeIs only the proprietor mas othcf
cy, and VIII render he purchaser ms lu;
cash REQUIRED 81 500 bat person requiring god'
a business reply this Address Lock BOX 20 Poss
gn!ce, Sewbursh y. Y.
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Good Ordinary. .......... n-'s }.
! I ! ~ n

Good Ordinary .... We -" , a'ln -
Inr fuTp toy.fy iltT advance u t.c op'Iihf
Inn, under a rs sell, caused by o." WEAK c"eihE %"
.r,. ar lnril,,d crop rcI1Ils, there decline "i
80 ,. Sllr, yesterday after b. august 300. l-Ie.
l, i,is "a -,pfsrnps. l. zoo i 800 l-s.yc. October
100 4',.c. : q. lltrI Novcmb.r 100, l,..lfc' !~t
llgr D,tuhe., 100. ll-sr March, 100. l..4r. l.t-
,.iIs August, lcI, i-'f.c: pciou~r 100. l's.; 80"
ycuDor 100. Il"1c, Agul, 100. l2'-e.. total, 200
100 I27sset January. 10, ll,Ae.i N,. l.l, ioo
sale, to-day Ep TO = J. III Ausu-i; '1 l-'lae' 30
BOO s-r. $40 I2-c. 100. ~ --.C. 5uu l-,i.c' Ltpo
IL go 1a'on.s. loo. i7-r. .o1 ll.'o .Op !la,' l'
No,omb,r 20, il".ca l.9oo, lI''Jc go" ii-,T ii, 700
20, lt.c 500 Ii',. 70. lia7s,s l.su, Nu,.c. leo
Il-,.c. jau1ars 800 llaisc. ly.. T. r.. Loo lI'-o'
&c June ZOO l-.'s.c. 100 ls'r JUL, 100 l-4'rc
total 800 hates GrAub t"tAl -o,S"' bac1 i"' "'I~c
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
,lr. Klrrnan rerogts mining ,.ocLs at San Iran-
Il the opening to-day as follows:


were Of no special Importance, continued quiet pre-
vailing in the London market, where money !. ~
much drug as iu our own. The sum of flGOOJO
bullion went into the Bank Of England Oh balance
to-day The British cOnsOis opened somewhat iirmcr
than they closed last night, yielding little at the
end of the day, United States securities retaining
the late full figures and SXty-soyens being quar-
ter higher at l09ia tncs were dull and steady l2's
G12l2 for Common; 1919, Preferred. United States
New Fives in Frankfort are quoted at 1929. In
Paris tho five per cent rentes were down to l0G02
at the opening but later reacted to l0G.l7i2, cx-
change on London being irmer AT 25.27l2. Here
the foreign exchange market was weak. and the
leading bankers reduced rates to II ~ for 60 DAYS
bills and 81 30 for sight, the selling rates following
down to 81 S70Si o7l4 and 81 S90$l S9l2 Gold
was dull there being considerations affecting the
prcmium all the sales, save or two transac-
tions at 1117s were at 1llai, loans closing
fiat and for carrying, y per cent. The Assist
ant Treasurer paid out 100000 in .coin interest
on the public debt and S31 900 in redemption of
called bonds The operations at the Cold Exchange
Bank covered: Gold cleared, Pl7 100000; gold bal
anccs, $685., 1872; currency balances, 9JGJ,l23 We
annex principal quotations Of gold
l03OIll3, I2.OOlilG I30.....lll5s 800. III .,
ll:OO. ,.l!l31 1880 ...lllSi 2uO.....lllIl
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financial.
GAS STOCKS.

A GAS STOCKS.
HETfoSS A s1oKs BoGoar
inby GEO II. PRESSIss;
A LEX. FROTHlNGHAM & Co., Bankers and
Broker No ~ Wss make for customer. % sToSxs o
legitimate character which frequently pay from five to twenty
s RELTSBI& qs asi STOCK PRIyLHoEs Negotiated at favor.
bic rates stocks bought and carried As long as asiTSo on
ssnt SSat' Pec re- tH''' "'' 'S ''H- oA'N''' .
NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS of THE FIRST
rAu nPASYYSn Pi tS are aohcd % To s
statement of the Bonds OF the Mongomery aad ETiaua Rail-
alleged sH 10 Bs iSSaors BY the t aSaa
with and as required W l0 piNMTGK 52g Master in ancery
MbBIE fEfGgr pisTcr S2TE % Of 'n Y%uSs F
E6h,% and ESEA9.A .s;s RA6R2A2 ns|.9
for az OG fn " pme BE-
il Is further ordered adadged decreel tha, the holders
and bond5 issued by the said Montgomery and
Eufaua Railroad Company which are alleged 70 pc
Bonds be required he with The Master IN 1hanes
cy CIV ys 3" 'ffR@ Mdnome a 81 STATE ASaHa Srs
showing the date amount aud Drmber Of each bond ana .hs
tie ndosemcnt thereof and by what 60 ern9 OF said ss;s
saq % oS na a the s pS a az for hen 70 tho
and Eetaga Railroad Company Or the by 1sH a[os
c. coWpaRy which 9a es Scge bayaS o a0 neson
II the afdavt by executor administrator. .
viii be sufficient made according tho best of his howt
edge information, ani beic such statements, VIXEN filed
With the Chancery shall be aksl led and con-.
and to have ;he sicot II tie bonds
themselves net as claims against said AngocTy anu
Eiisuli Railroad Company. -
further ordered adjudgef and dccree tbst the Master
I'm Chgrccry report proceedings had under decree
the Of his court aud the said MONTGOMERY and
Eufaua Railroad Company DcndhOdcr Orany party 70
si snail have the right upon the COMING 10 OF tno Mas
report flo written exceptions 10 The allowance Of any
said bonds valid claims against said raird company Or
having right 20 participate In the assets of SAID iaioad
company bJndHOidrTs having GTst uen. , 60.
is for, her ortcro, auudged end deered that ne Master
in Chaucey give notice 0 ills decree by Publishing te s>ne
ninety days in The Alabama state yoTa newspapes
pubsIOi ald Montgomery and IN TIE New OTk
tribune published iu The city O New 10rk
equities of All e parties H. interest arr reserved Tor
fItGre hearing and slyGlcauoI.-July 5, A. ID, 1876.
John BkU CE Judge
Filed the Sth day nf July. a. D., 1876.
~ j. W. DIMMICK. Clerk.
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equal to $36.35s per mile on 1,17559lOO miles
owned, leased, and operated
.s23.957,42S

MICHIGAN CENTRAL -
Bonds Of Michigan Central and branches Sl3225oOO
Leases, S75l,270 per annuIn capitalized. l07S242S
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prices from yesterday were irrelevant. Registered
skies of 1881 were frmer at 119s4, coupon selling
at 1908 and coupon 5-2Os of 1867 at 1893. We
annex closing street quotations:
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10

BEFORE THY CALL
,Nn nnApn--I nlCIncK p. ,

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK.
Us es 1881 REGISTERED
SECOND BOARD--l O'CLOCK p. M.
SaIes Of state R9ads- Rdirotd Ponds BANK drd Raii
rand .ShOrss- EryFSxs SiO-ks Dr.
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penti5iru

SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUTI-
- FUL-My Rose Pearl Plates indicating color and SUB
stance artificial teeth excel everything heretofore OF
Tor beauty strength and htness needs only TO De seen
be appreciaed made IN one day. and ony so 70 sy % %
Call examine Also. best RnODer SETS iiO sio "
sl5 Gold and Plana So $40. Extracting under eAs
Dr T. WAIT. As Twenty third ST. near Aalisona'e
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
Sales bp Aurllou

A. MERwiS, AncuOneer.
gDY BANGS MERWIN & Co.. 656 Broadway,
ID near st-sales of Books Works Of Art &c. &c.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10

A GAS STOCKS.
IA NEw.YoRK, METROPOLITAN, MUTuAL AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD, =.
all Brooklyn and Gas Securities ds
in GEO IL. PtENbios; =. Nv
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22

who voted required to give bis name and address s
anu this li-t was the best possible evidence oi IA. .
meas OF the election and the political status 9" thnse
who participated in the primary The CuslOm-hotso,
Mr. Menrtens asserted had spies there, whosc MISSION
was 10 bring back come damaging story No heed W.
paid 10 them. Everything Gone was aoove-ooTu anu
Fair. ,,., T., 4r n
Mr. Bliss said that voting could be iscoycrcd m tte
Fi,h Ayenue Hotel where the meeting Of tho 4itE Ds
trict "a .uppo I'd % held. Col Walter s. ftor Nas
secretary VI that meeting and said Yesterday that
room In the hot tnly nGned, and that tne 'Ieoo
was held there an. held IL every way properly! :, Vi;
Poor added that for one Nold nos Notr iot SorI'
for Governor II he were uominat d, and also at he f
heard OF number OF in which Republicans Bhd
beer threatened ty oreholdsrs with 'oas OF place or
patronage n they olned the IDdeIondent moFentnt -
James A. blanchard, secretary or me meeting in tDe
XIVih District enpha.icay coBtridcted NJ bls's
statements N relation 10 that district cbiracerHhEh IL
an infamous ls hood. ,-,,-,.
Henry ID Walker one of tho delegate 81 the KILN
District sald that he present during tho neeupe
tina. district He ccutradicted Mr. Bsss S.'eben ~,
aI said that tho yo,es were progery couheu al" 'i0
result announced -, a..
James W Marshall. one OF the aternates from The
XiIth District sad thai 10 informed by soyera OF
az INSPECTORS that Mr. Bliss inform" non anu s'se
Dents we're untrue An inspector of v IL! D,'Let so
that nr Tennessy, who il charged Dy BkH i've, III
Brooklyn really lived at No. 80 &Gores1