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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-10-18

1t was very careless leaving the par
rot in the parlor Sunday evening. but she
never thought anything about ii until Nom
day morning, when be reused the whole
house by making q smacking noise and
crying. Darling Susie! darling SUSIE"
He kept it up all day, too, and the old folks
are much interested 10 the case.-( Rome
Sentinel.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-10-18

AT social gathering at Meriden, a
you"g man proposed a formation OF a
Shakespeare Club; bat his ardor was some
what dampened BY the discovery that there
wss only one person In the room who had
ever heard Of Shakespeare, and that was a
young woman who thought it was some
thing like parlor croQuet,-[Clevelan
Plaindealer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-10-18

Ten years ago, the wife Of the Rev.
Mr.. Leggett, Of Goshen, Mass, lost trunk
at the railroad depot at Audover, Mass,
where she was attending school Recent
ly. Mrs. Leggett received the trunk from
Andoyor. where il had been found in the
school attic. Qrpeoing the trunk, its
contents was found dAdisturbed; even some
money In Bible was untouched.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-10-18

A Kentucky paper printed at Bowling
Green, says Jim Hines. the greatest curt
o>hy ever born, and well known ecccen-
trio colored man ei this county. died last
Wednesday after a brief illness. Ii has
been said that Sim coald charm mock ing
Oirds and catch them wherever he saw
item. no matter how wild they were.''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-10-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.

An persons are hereby forbidden from tresgass
lpE IN any manner upon the premises OF Iron
pound leland in the town of Gouidsboro, IN
fTenehmenis Bay or of taking thereirom berries
" isy any nnd or hunting upon any part OF same
Ss viii or without dogs, as every offence VIII
"e i0sPuy notieed, and prosecuted.
q III. SMITH, j. w. KDGERLY
at. others, owners Of said Island.
Soaldsboro, May Is. lsz7, smos9os
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when all has been SAID and Done.
~ PAUL H. HtYNE.

'Psrhsf,. q will al come right Al .as:
II NAV b. u ben al i dsne.
W. sha.i D. together IN sarns good world.
Where 10 r-tsa and O. AGrs A., on-.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
WABASH RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE. TO noNDHoIDERs.


The following modification of the Circular OF Jan
uary . ith has been found necessary:
The coupons Of the DECATUR AND EAST ST. LOUIS
FIRST MORTGAGE, due August LIST, 1877 and the
coupons Of the QUINCY AND TOLEDO FIRST MORT
GAGE due May 1st, 1877, will be pad on the first
of September next, instead OF the first of August, as
heretofore announced.
The coupons of the TOLEDO AND WABASH, WA
BASH AND WEsIERN and GREAT WESTERN SECOND
MORTGAGES, 'ue May list. 1877, viii be paid on the
first of October next
The quarterly coupons of the TOLEDO, WABASH
AND WESTERN CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE, due An
gust 1st 1877 will be paid on the first OF November
next.
As a condition Of and prior u these payments the
coupons i'm default with the Others, specified IN
the Circular of January oath, must be deposited IN
trust III the Metropolitan National Bank as hereto
fore announced, the holder receiving scrip therefor,
bearing graduated interest at the rate OF per cent
in 1878, per cent IN 1879, per cent IN 1850 and
per cent IN 1851 and thereafter. The holders Of
the TOLEDO AND WABASH and OF the WABASH AND
WESTERN BONDS must also assent to an extension
OF the time of payment of the principal OF these
bonds on receiving additional coupons to lS'3, the
time of the maturity of the GREAT WESTERN issue.
Full information IN regard to these mOdlhcations
OF the original funding plan, and as 10 the inauclal
condition Of the Com any, can be obtained OF The
Committee of the Wabash Railway Company, at
- Nllliam-st., Room No. 10, where the coupons TO
be funded will DC received and the SCRIP DELIVERED.
j. 4. ROOSEVELT,
President Wabash Railway Co.
New YORK, July 10th. 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02

The loan market ruled easy at 1l2a2 per cent on
call and 3l2 per cent and upwards tor
discounts. The United States Treasury at
Washington to-day received $l,OO0,OO0 National
Bank notes for redemption. the Custom receipts
were $4,000, and the internal Revenue receipts
$4,000. The following Is the clearinghouse
statement to-day: Currency exchanges, $50 961 =
S54: Currency balances, -, SS6356: Gold ex-
changes 81. So. so; Gold balances 1929 800
In LONDON today consOls advanced 10 94J4, United
states bonds ruling firm as follows: 1865 IN 1862
a 1865 tcn-fOrIcs at 1l0li, new hyes at 1911 and
new 4l2 per cents at 1864 In American stocks
Erie yielded 10 Sig, preferred rulng steady at
IS Illinois Central higher at 60, and New
York Central at %. In Paris rentes closed
at 1Oj.97l2 eX-interest.
Two defaults IN the payment of interest, to-day
were made by railway companies. ~ The Missouri
Kansas aud Texas defauted on its coupons, and ~
the 81 Louis and Iron Mountain the coupons of
its first mortgage bonds. The total sum due from
the last named Company was only = 100000, being
SIX month coupons on : lOOO,OOO OF bonds. But IN
lieu Of payment, the presenter of each coupon, was
handed "A circular Of which the following ~ a copy
"On account of the st0Dpage OF trains and income,
by the mObs, this Company Is prevented from
promptly paying interest due this day. 1t is believed
the dcaF VIII be very temporary"
Stockholders Of the Union Trust Company were
also much surprised upon application for the usual
seini-anuual dividend to learn that none had been
declared. and none would be paid.
The Manhattan Banking Company have declared
a sem-aunual dividend of 4 per cent payable
August 10.
The receipts OF flour and grain at the principal At
lantic ports for this LIST day Of August were:
Now-YorK Bali. Phia Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
without any serious disturbance. But if the plan

without any serious disturbance. But II the plan
is not announced until after tho gold has been
paid into the Treasury the effect might prove 10 be
disarrangemcnt of the whole seasons business lie
situation will not he improved II Slo,OUo,Voo OF
10000 900 more OF the proceeds ol lhe
consos are 10 be used for the funding OF ola o-ZOs
because 90 DAYS notice ~ required 70 call theih IN
Hence if all were called to-day, they would NOT
mature and, therefore, would not DC
cept under the pressure Of stringent money market
till November ST. This state OF things presents VIZ
possible locking up of S36OOO,OOo OF money 'goul
from October IL until after Novempet d;str sun
and a period sufficient to create no niue ulslIess
unless the Secretary's intentions are clearly inui-
Gated in time for merchants to have their o"sinoS'
arrangements III accord with them. IT'D, II
The stock market to-day was only IepeUtiyh 0l
the markets of other days which have been 1ully
commented upon in this column. Yet the lndicatos
of attempts to realize seem 10 accu"ia'J IT, -
i'm nrogress 10 select one or two stocks for use III
stjfcninp the general market. Yesterday western
Union was selected IN TINS way anu 'o ars nnreS
out Illinois Central, after some hesitation AT
6206l I4c rose TO 627sc. and closed at that inquire
The 81 Paul Common Stock, which the most ramp
ant of bulls" does not claim represents sing dol
lar OF value, marked up to 25'Sd25is. tnder
cover of their movements, such stocks as Central
and Hudson. Lake Shore, 81. Paul preferred, the
North W eserns, Rock Island, and the coal shares
we're sold up TO the tull capacity OF limited market
to take them. TIE announcement at u late hOur
that the Pennsylvania Railroad Company had passed
its usual quarterly dividend had little OF no
effect upon prices The fact, however, cannot
fail 10 suggest TO the real hoGers OK snch
stocks dealt i'll on our Exchange. inc
uncertainties attending official promises anu decIiI
ations. Michigan Central went through Its usual
performance of marching up hill and 1hen marching
down again. selling at 1904 ll043i2 western
Union was largely traded i'll within a range OF nue.
tuatons of u per cent; 10 wit, 70l2a71 hsa I0%se
Il LA 1850 103I. Pacific Mail sold al ZIGZOi2~
POS. Except for the specialites OF the day, the
market closed weak and unsettled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
OFFICIAL REFORT NEW yORR MINING oTOCK EX-
L--LAAE ..-ILE-. LLALSL ]. le11
uRsr BOABD-1l O'CLOCK 4. n
SECOND BOARD-1:3O
WEDNEsDAY. Aug. /. p. VI.


The intentions Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
are shrouded in mystery. IT Is announced that
more than $76OCJ,O0O was subscribed for the
iour per cent cOnsOls on conditions as follows:
Two per cent of the purchase money must accom-
pany the subscription The remainder may be paid
at tie pleasure Of the purchaser, either az time Of
subscription or at any time prior to October IS,
1871 with interest added at four per cent to date of
payment" Hence the Treasury must receive on
before October 16, $4,000 900 in gold com.
against this subscription for the new bonds the de-
paItnent rs yet has called only $l0,000000 OF the
Ou o-zOs, leaving balance Of S3600O,O00 TO
Oe devoted 10 the purchase Of old Six per cents, or
SppHed TO resumption purposes. These facts are
eY 10 create some uneasness as 10 the
su.uIe Of our money market. the remaining $780,
OOO'VOO is 10 DO deyOted-which seems to good
f'9-io the retirement Of lega-tenders, the COM
- .siai community, If it had an early knowledge
~" TACT, would easily adopt itself to the plan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
LIVE STOCK MARkErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO. Y, Aug To-Day lgS ~
h.1d ias week decrease OF ~ cars. consigned through
IN car- Market du demand light Eastern adNu's case
derre.sions down last weeks ON All gfaues
sn ,ttendauce all Of Duycrs saes Of - cars g.
Receipts today l,1po helui tVlh o'
The w.ek thus far 100 head against 800 last week con
sgned through 500 head quotations down q on asl "eeA
dsprcsslun sale, on ~ cars thulu'
Iamps at - 40 qsj 81 ~ carload Of Extra ~ 90 10" CON
man - shipped Out yards bare OF sloOh.
JoGs[,ceips today 1880 head total i"r the week shh
FAR $50 head against i25u head last week cohsSheu
tDre 90 head; fresh aivas cons gned through NANNY
-aes NOkers rs go deck heavy AT - ooi SAru'
bare OF stock. ,ooo .o.,. .hto
CHcAGO Aug I-CTuR-I Receipts, 5000 heal snip
monts 900 head market dun; FAR 10 oou - "'
az 10 Medium Good shipping steers. " Doasp ~ -
HOES luceipts 5000 head shipment JV1O mean %
Let active Arn aud higher Common 10 Good heavy ~ JUG
a. 10 light smooth shipping and light packing grades 70 ~
G<J 20 -,.,o .,.t.r. saias
at 80 O221Sl 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02

FLOUR ~ ID MEAL.-Ile -four market very duh and
prices generally lower. luG25c bD sales,
$500 bbs, including Inferior 20 Extra state - 70 q
IL Common To good - 2O9f6 30 Choice To Fancy 81 40
fair do. 800 <6 o.. CITY Mil for Eu
rope sCd6 10 1Odss for Indies south
America Iniouor 70 Common ExIra Round hoop ohio,
- e0at6 IOi Common 70 Good do, ~ 3O9$o 10 {
Oi Bakers - 250J 20 straight and 8 JOdt9 20 for
Patent Good 10 Fancy. Common 10 good II. Louis
supcrfne. - 50aSj 70 asked Common To Coed IA
ira 81. LOUIS 70 6OdSJ 90; New Ohio and ST. Louis,
81 2jdSi s. ..kYE1LOUK shade easier; S39Si %
SupcTnuo Old; ~ 7JdSJ 10 New do $50 bhls. sour,
- 75 80 20 hnpeint, - 20 dS5 80 or State No st
sSdFi 90, chiefly al t3dt3 $50 IHEhN FLOUR
Sales 500 bills ~ 25Qts - for Common - Good
LXtTa - 35aSs IS for Good 10 Choice Family, ~ eJ1
- 10 Good Choice Fancy Family, 20 30 for Old
CORN MEAL quiet sales $50 bDs Braudyviue 81 go
aud Pennsy WANNA Yellow IS lOQ*3 iO city
sacked, 800 sacks, ~ 10 per c"t
GRAIN-Tbe Wheat mara duh heavy generally lea
lower sell closing nrncr, however Tor fUrH ard delivery
Total sales 81 ~ TINS IL "Cal" $4,000 bush
net 81 and 81 424 asked. september, II 80 bid,
81 $3.50 asked Graded No. spring. September 81 p BID,
- asked; October Al 20 bid 30 asked Graded No
North est September ~ 81 bid, 81 SO asked AFTER the
81 COAST IS for Southern Amber ~ 90 do to and Ho00
bush. Graded No spring septeuber Al 81 - Az ne - ,
"Cal" 49, 90 bush. Graded no Red WINTER AuS .sI
IL a2LGtl asa. closed At 81 fs BID u - asheu
81 35ll 81 500 asked do September Graded NO =,
Septeubrr bid ~ 20 asked; do. October - ~
Graded No. North west spring, Septtnber - ~
bid, 81 IS asked BARLEY dun .... ~ RILEY MAI!
quiet sales 700 bush ed statsatt 90 CANADA
PEAS ia bulk nominal kl quiet, August aud september
delivery JG7Oe state aud Pennsyiyaa Tor sop
tember delivery soc asked Market ia1lc lower
Total PTS 900 bushels At the ii M Tall sales
5000 bush sie Mixed August 6sisc $4,000 do sep
tember. 69as a60c. $4,000 bush. Graded No. :, cash.
81 a a6l Sac ; g. 600 do August. 6Oc. closing
"a q -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Kajiro1ds.
MEINEsnAY AM L
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsUEs-Quet steady; Pois 4'ic. Pearls, 64sc.
stcluy ih- stns tie
morning wa. 9J.13l bags; BALTIMORE 139y5 bags. at
Hampton Roads 4,O85 bHgs at Galveston, 1000 bags, al
annah 900 sales here Of l,Oi7 bags * Cuprrnicus and
T. 225 ENAu0ph l,j34 EXMemuon, all private sales Mild
grades were STEADY sles ~ 80 bags OF Mexican. and
600 mats o Jya tho range late
81 mats SINGAPORE xsundfy vessels sold before arrival
on private 100 Mafaciiho l32 bags IRguayra,
% bags Costa ca, IS bags Mexican we're sold ~ lots
foY within Tie stcN was 90 10 bags,
o which u Uags YER Ccyon tCS Maracibo Sis La
guayia olo Domingo. 2,oIO Costa i'ca 100 Mexican.
lZfJ Aneuhlfa l,lO- -ayaIIa; .J,63O nats Oi
Singapore Quotations io, l6'acd2O.e Marac.iD1 So
i4guasTl. zoe Domingo, lb'sC0 Costa
fica loca2lc; Java, 23cG2jc Oiher kinds Il 20 &C.
all gold. 49,
bales which 81 last evening, including 81 ipr home con
sumption - -pccuiiOn 700 BARS were dtgeft.
The receipts today at ne ports were ONLY S3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
Good Ordinary. 900,

Futures quiet al an advance Of and points.
sales Yesterday after p m: August 600 lbs; 2O0'
Il.6; september, 2JOO lto 100 LII Octobvr' 9O0
LBS March, 100 lGi total 5000 bales. First ali To-
september 200 llS3 October 200 ll.47 total 400
bales. Second call august 300 ll97 September 20 3.
ms November 100, liza; total COO bales. Third call
september, 500 II 20 January, 900 Lie total lSo0
1905; ZOO. 1902 400 1901; 1000 ZOO; ZOO lbs 500
1876 Loo ll0j September 1900 lisa loo 1l.S5
go, 1lSs; 100, isl; 100, ll.o0 1900 lL79 1000.
ne iooO ~ 500 40; iO9 iloo October. zoo.
venber 100 1l25; 100 %. December POO II 30 200
I223; 100. li27 500. 1926; 700. 127; February 200
1913; total 1880 bales Grand total "a 100 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON August 1880 .m.-COnsols. 94Is for money
and "a p for the e. X and half cent Bonds
lO6Is: iSD7s 1861 Railway shares Sai New YORK
Genital, %; Illinois Central 90 80, -,
LONDON August l-l3O m.-innois Central % rams
adyines per cent kentes al log francs ~ cen
times ey. interest
LONDON August ii Paris aiyces quote five per cent
ReEtes francs 9Th centimos for the account u =
oGr hall per bonds. lOGll bs, 1914 ffe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIvEaPool August PORK Eastern dun A. 20 @
nm steady al 81 0i Long CLAIR dull al 5 sport Clear
du AT 81 Ca Long Cui steady Al BOT shoulders seady
d. az oO iIme Mess steady at 49, Lrd-Prme Western dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02

Raw today dal and lower; 700 hts Cuba Mus
ard $40 hads. MolsssGs sugar al Sfd
-alc quotations CuDa refining Inferior 10 common
$40: do Fair &c do Good DO Prime, Sc; Grocery
Iir io iicr g4a De- Cent sal lOc. Moasse- -
9S: M,iado Ic Clayed Buxs ID. ). Nos 10 ., 10
49, Nos 10 to . NOs l3 10 3D. 9s0 Zoe; Nos
l6 10 ls lO4dlOs5c; Noe 10 % 20 1899 &c; White O
tiI.c PORTO Iaco-Rennng Common 10 Prime, Sd0 &c.
rec1rv Iar to choice 9a0sasc BrazlD. Nos 10 H.
sz0gIsc JlSa-D Nos 10 1, y, gag sc Refined was
I'M demand b.. for Grluulate, II &c. for
PoWdera &c. tor Crushed and -Os9llc for stand
'sTEARINE-Isrket arm; sales 50 tcs Choice Western
lGsc - oo..
ibs Prime, &c. 100
WHISKEN- nominal Al 3 per gallon; sales, loo
bts late Yesterday, and 30 bhls. to-day, private eiins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02

graded Mixed; 68a57sic, warm; GOi,c Yellow pie
not prime 5Jh6Oi2c Steamer Mixed 6lc Graded No.
Mixed For future delivery 10000 bush Graded No 2, sep
feiDbeT. 6Oic.
AZ the $40 Call sales were 10000 bush Graded No.
Mixed cash, Ole. Closed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
financial.

GVANTED-A loan of $4,000 on first
w mortgage ol % houses six rooms each all tree and
clear: situated 4 southern city. Address HOUSES,
l13 MectugsL, Charleston, South Carolina
thpAn AHA OLD BONDS of the BUF-
P,bUO,UUOF ALo NEw.YQKK and ERIE RAIL r; 4,
ROAD COMPANY Will Do paid on by the Trustee 81 the
mortgage par ana accrued Interest on presentation during
the August Ponds presented a. the Union Trust
Company YeTdcation will Dc paid the day follow
ing JOHN y 9 Ora 4, trustee
WANTED
w BURLINGTON CITY Iowa, and Per Cent Bonds
DAVENPORT CITY, Iowa 8 and 7 Per Cent Bonds.
BUQUE CITY. Iowa. Per Cent Bonds.
HENRY COUNTY Iowa RI Cent Bonds
LEE UNITY. Iowa, 6 Per Cent Bonds
DAYTON CITY, Ohio, Per Cent Bonds
WHEELING CITY Va, 3 Per Gem Bonds
LOUISVILLE CITY, Kentucky, Q and Per Cent Bonds.
CONVICTION CITY, Ky, ana Z 3-lO Per Cent Bonds.
ALLEGHENY CITY. Pennsylvania, Per Cont Bonds.
And any city county bonds suitable Tor investment
IL. AMY ~ co, 10 d 81 Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
financial.
STOCKS.

-UAO OTUJhS. = -
N. NTW.YORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
MANHATEAH GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
of Brooklyn and New York Gas Securities dess
In by GEO. II. PRESTGSh
- "a. 30 broad st. N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02

In the shares of the City Banks, Hanover ~ sold
at 100; Shoe and Leather 20 at 100, and Com
merce l;}sl at 127.
Railroad bonds were quiet, and were dealt in
ONLY in small lots. Rock Islands were steady al
1855 FOR per cents and 1Ols for per cents. It.
PAM SINKING Fund bonds were steady at 81. and La
Cgo~se hr,ts at 1914. There were sales of North
west gold cousols at 81; Delaware and hudson
bon is due I'm 1877, NJ 100; in 1881 al 80, and M
1891 at ~. There were sales 81 Missouri Iacliic
FIRST. at 100 cX-intcIcs., and seconds nj 30.
The lold market was dull aud sales were made az
1893 and 1854. The Treasury viii sell a million
GOLD tomorrow. IL addition 10 tlis supply OF gold.
the Trea airy to-day paying the quarterly interest
on +5U~ OOO. 600 tutcd STATES per cents of 1851.
The aggregate disbursement viii anon 10 pV3JO,-
600 The interest the registered bonds Is paid by
goll checks on tie NeW-NOrk Office, unless other
wise requested. Tie interest on the coupon bonds
viii also be paid at the Office III this city. part oil
the coupons has 40 doubt been bought by the Syn
dcaie in London, and III 20 10 Washington 10 set
Element Tor new bonds. On gold loans
the leading rates were liz and for
borrowing. The A~Sstaut-ITeasurer paid out
$3.50 900 in coin interest the public
debt and So. 900 ln redemption Of called bonds
The d.y's business Of the Gold Clearing Department
OF the Bank of The STATE of NeN-l OTk covered:
cold cleared $40 ij6, $50: gold balances, y. 26i,
a2G; currency balances, S2,3SG,S70. The goid quo
tatious were a. follows:
10 1863. 10 .O......l05l4 l3......---..1O5a
The Foreign Exchanges were dull but rather
GrMcr in tone; the selling rates were on the basis
Of = - aud s. SGi2aS4 oG@I We annex latest
eftri1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02

EXECUTIVE OFFICE TEXAS AND
PACIFIC RAILWAY CONPANY, 2sj ourh roDkihsrr(
PHILADELPHIA july 80, 1871.
TVHE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
4 the Texas Pacific Railway Company viii be held Al
the the Company, n the cry OF Philadelphia on
TUESDAY. August H. 1877, 20 = o'clock p N;
& h. SATTERLEE Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02

u No. % BROADWAY, CORNER or RRcrOG.Sr,l
NEH.IOlk, August ], 1871.
The Union Trust COmuauy York, Trustee OF the
sinking Fund Mortgage If the UNION Pacific RAlLoaD
COMPANY, hereby notice thar, H. accordance win INC
provisions OF TndentuTc 81 Trust the following numbered
bonds drawn by lot July 81 ls for redemption on the
LIST Of September, 1877 by the Sinking Fund.- a. provided IN
lInlLln nina w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02

Government bonds were dull but generally firm
Sales of REGISTERED new tiyes were made at lOJ@i,
new four per cents az 1851, and Currency skies AT
13J. We annex latest street quotations.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
IN PURSUANCE of a certain Indenture in

the nature OF a Deed Trust Mortgage, dated tbs
year % Lord thousand eight
eveuyiwO the Toledo Peoria and Wsr
Railway Company Of The hrst part and Wllliln ~ Do
born William Tracy 81 the second pant, whereby among
other purposes hundred bonds made b. the said Ioeo Pc
warsaw Railway Company in conformity u SAID In
for hO dollars and numbered respect
lively from ye hundof aud 10 thousand wcre placed
iB the hands Of the said william II. Osborn and am Tracy
collateral security fOr the payment ~ certain then out
standing Uniunded obi Of III said Toledo Peoria aud
WARSAW Railway Company mentioned In schedule re-
fered In the said ncnnre the said Toledo PEG.
and Railway Company should borrow the
10 the said outstanding uniunded obligations a. coat
such tho
said Toledo, Peoria Railway Company having
made default IN the payment OF loan made 10 u for the
pose paving scharng the SAID then outstanding
funded obligations ana the party making sucn loan having
qured the Subscribers according 10 the Of tho
said indeniure to sell t said bonds notice l. hereby given
fifteenth day " August II O'Clock IOon
the Subscribers Will under the power them vested by tho
said nhcntue sell public auction the Exchange Sales
rOOms III BO4dway IN the city 81 York, tho said
the Toledo Ptora and Warsaw Railway
Company issued accordance with The provisions
said inienture the nature % mortgage being
specyey number ei from Sol 10 1000 Inclusive and each
bond being for 1000 Dated July II, 1871: . - -
" II y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02

4 OST or STOLEN.-CCup0ns Nos. 81 to &C
- Inclusive. Of GALENA AND CHICAGO UNION r 4

DO, CL: ard y. W. r. r., ls' Mort +. Bonds Noe oIs
ai9 Oy5 Lac T. ii53 inclusive lltl, ll62 ll63 1896
l4tT l3s i,5OO 1Ol2 l5i7; No % DO lst Mort :. r.
GTeeHburg Tx ali the above for S3J each. - -
do do Tor s. each Nos 800 32l, 266. 2bl, 2s1 3l6
1885, 3g7 II 800 iGj 49, 49, is5 49, No 2J26 lat Mort
gage. - -. -
DO st Louis Alton and Haute r. r.. No 1859 for
$50
Do. Davenport city II wa) Bond 30 3js Tor sl3.
Al above payable Aug. /, 1871
Tie public onei against purchasing tbs above. pay
ment having been stopped.
T. II. KINGSLEY,
New York Aug. !, 1871 No. 30 clinton place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
DACIFIC RAILROD (oF MI,souRI,)

SECOND MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
Sealed PROPOSAL vii De the Ode % r. D NOR
GAN - ana EXCHANGE Place until July 81 1871 10 one
O'Clock Tor the sale % Seeoni Mortgage bonds 81 ie
Railroad Missouri for the ~ualug Fund b. e
extent OF Fiiy dollars The Trustees reserve te
right u reject any o. tll Olts
IosEpTT SEfIGMAN. itus'e's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
THE PUBLIC DEBT.

WARRINGTON, ID. e, aug. I, IoiI
The following is recapitulation of the pub
lie debt statement issued to-day
Debt Bedring Interest in Coin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-02
NEWBORN STOCK EXCHANGE ORDERS.

We buy ana sell an the leading stocks
AT THE NETWORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOARD
for cash or o. margin which As been
tom for 26 years - - - - . -
ALBERT H. NICOLAY = co,
Bankers Brokers' and AuctiOnesrs, 80 i3 Pnes, y. v