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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DON FSTTC MARKETS.


gAtrrMoRr July l6.-reur Arm; HOward street and
Western super sJaS3 - Extra si@s' 20 fann, p 20
Faniy sGqS6 80 1870 Grlnde s. ~ f6 PaaI co fanll
ana strong closing hrn soa h'ru lei 81 % - = DO
Amber 81 las 10 40. MGryiand' 81 10 40 "estss0
August II 69GSl % =. september u l59sl GA Com
Rite Sc; 10. yellow nominal Western Nix'd spot aud
July IS l-asc; August 1870 iS1c 81 amer tSe Sa's
9saIrc Hay siraiy: PRIME Choice Pennsylvania aud
MasR Mes PoE sl Ba H' MEATS Loose
Clear ND u es &C. 40 r@qAeO, S' E ann 20 p &c.
IaTdheda-d n ree &c Rgttr oi nm a. rEn9 to S S9e
eua,-C rud nominal Refined lower 9-c Ieh'e dui ana
oser iio clso egqy 20 v ri qaiet q d
) ~ F.c.gn's-To Lycrpool ler steamer hisAer "a.
meais-waeal ~ l2I bush. corn. 6ii5s bush. sales
ss-s,Io july is~Ffonr hTm Wheat lsht INQUIRY sales
rads IN red az 81 VITA . Is bid Corn far demand
sales 800 brlh No Mixed, az 42'.c.' $50 bah DO
seller July. 42-ie: 40o bush 90 a. - c. s3O9 push
DO soer Augna' a. So 1912 bush 81 90 ssh s5s
bush High Mixed DuAin a. - a. oats aai a, '4S- I,
for No. Wesra easa re- az, ans 20 IA ual, Sfs I,
Ncw YORK ~ r.whsi &C. Corn Sc: 9a orr Pc
Canal sh7sf On 5 IN Tr sA 800 bb. %Rest
81 900 brsa corn onan. oats 5.oUo bush Barley
S cRe S1s1 sy 5Faar steady with fair demand
caso sPrne. cash q PC July % &c AnFgs' ~
september 10 2 40 s-ssSe. Eorn ~ leHSo SSgnst
80 IS &c. September Oats easier at 5ts S4s' az q
H., "a 3901=li 20 ia elJ Auenri
- On Sen,eIer ia good demand an shade hithe
a. 35r c.sh y = 6SUe August 65z g6soe sep,sm
puit Neat faafy shade higher 7huuceis
4 s0r. shor Inb. r.; short cie1r &c Whlskex seAey
ana nnchanged 81 Os Freishts-Corn To bnH4o 81
eG3c .-.. .,.h.,,.d vUha.f
afro x No Amber 95Gy q 40 = go Miu's 49,, y, ann
receifls 80 OOJ Dusl. shipments 6rObJ Dish Urn ~
~ Med zoe oats stronger No White, Soc; No
l,txea IN aslc Rive SlTOne but sclree Nt". 'oH1"t
arev searre and hrm p me hai. soc FOrA st!unssr =
a. Inrg duh CSC Bulk Meats slrongeff ~l"'itct'
4s,r. clear RiDs nrIner shoHerA > C.. 80
81 $40 clear SIDES Whiszey In guO d.InaH at - %
f euiet: Choice Reserve 20 "a BE- Clo'e n
raj Oho lac sugar. auiet. Hnrs loen &c: AsN ~ iA'
100 uogs active and firm Common, - 0nIEt %
Ii,ht a 409s4 % Packing 81 59asl 20 butensii'
1888 sD receipts 800 head shlpMeb1s LOU Htti
,-vorr IuIv i8-FlOnr firm al 20 -. " neat t.al.I
gItrn white Michigan nominal no nhts - "a .
= Isl. Iulv - O5s August 30 &C; SeptsmOet ~ %
hio Milling No. l. g. O6- Corn dniet 10 ~ .
IN UigR Ntxed 42e. ] Mixed. 42ci No 40. n C
- anieI. No white Sc No Mixed SCI 10. co
49, Heceofs--Fl0ur lOD0 bblst Wheat .rooVV v't-n
81 go no' oats none Shipmenls-FOur l,OOO bois
1,h.s, ii 100 bush: corn. nons Gals. n ne - -.
t-rYv lulv IN fair demand neal opsnt
-, e.c,,net 3,c AMI closed quiet N0 MbssnHsr I.tu
u, ~, a. Soft A. O2 No. MlIwanheo c.sh anu suJ
a. - August gle september, 80 &c No 90" 49, ~,
e. 1J, rleetsd nominal Corn stranger No :, DC Oa,
rmsr with ialr demand No = "a - ~"ns"''i ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
- Il per cent for all the issues. Annexed
ao' ..a closrng quotations: -.

W. A5s were without sale, but quotations
s'S'o Louisiana cousols are qsoted 46947.
se1e sale OF city bank stock was so shares OF
Park al u norallr ware firm. in sympathv
,oveueut of stocks, but the changes IN hg-
WI" eyv and small. Erie second cUnsOls huctuated
-, Sos aud 80. closing ut e9S4 decline oil
ps,.nt Missouri, Kansas and Texas first con-
,vre 4. higher at 105ls bat the seconds, after
oon;ng At 65le. closed at g decline at 6o4 new
SEM C.,tral consols rose L. to 103ta. and
So,S 80. q, 4 Wllkesbarrc consois 4 10 95l2. Mo
,'1a,J ONO first debentuGes fell 81 to 7SAs.
=. onis and Iron Mountain second preferred In
oe a. IL, were 1la per cent higher than the last
oou. '.rs ale New-York Elevated Is declined u
P,ool, Manhattan is advancing Is to 9J34. Or
" p-i,rosd and Navigation frsts also l.
- el, Kansas Pacific frsts, Denver Divis-
-: advanced u per cent to leo, consols declining
-. oa and Texas and Pacific incomes fell q to So
m business of the Sub-Ireasury for the
= ending to-day included the receipt of
Se 30 o19 and payment of $5,401, s39. resulting
cain Of 81 14s,073 to its general balance, and
ioovine it al S92 946.326 against sol ,593,253 July
O The particular changes of the week are coin
cain of ~ 800 126 and currency loss of 1912 053
Tbs local money market remains unchanged. 2l2
- cont bsiny the common rate for call loans. The
domesric exchanges on New-York are as last quoted
The Upi,ed states Treasurer at Washington to-
day received $4,000 in National bank notes for
redempnou The customs receipts were 100000,
and the internal revenue receipts 1920, 900. The
following is the Clearing House statement to-day:
pxcbanges. $9220l COG: balances. S4,355, 697
The transactions at the Sub-IrcasurY covered: :
Receipts S93279O; payments. $7960l4; cur
rencv balance, $7.477,S2s; coin balance
Ss5.269.49s.
The foreign exchanges to-day again were weaker,
and leading bankers reduced their rates for sterling
l,l71o cent per c. Annexed are the revised quota
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COTTON MARKErs-a1 rELEGaAPH.

LIVERPOOL July IG-I23O b. m.-Cottonraere fair de
anus Oct; Sddnng oreals ID sales 5000 bales inc!a
bales inc adns 900 bales American. FuuresU plands
Low 1laddns clause MY ashyery eiisl ao eo qo
delivery bsaa do September I'd October delivery b f
d. October and November delivery 6or Futures weaker
spectators took 100 bales expor ers ook $500 bales for
wared from de ships side direct 10 pmners oOO bales
actual export 800 bales tota receipts 100 6ae amer
900 bales amount OF Cotton adoat -63OO0 bales American
iS 9s Iuy 1G-5i5 Dncotton The
Included 5Ju Futures closed barely steady
Miflne 10 Sc Good Ordinary &C. reeep3j bales; sales
recepts shipments, 759 baes: sales. 72l bales
6ALIMOBE, July lb-C0tiOn OHll diHalns Al -; LOW
bales: exports 20 bales 100 bales STOCK
bIb3 bales weekly net receipt lnJ0 bales gross, It52
expott or at Britain lSJ bales coasT"ise 10
osroS JAY d~CooE steady: l2e.. Low Md
dnns n b. Go"i ordinary U.S.: neI ree5pts, - Daes
475 bales gross lis bales exports TO Great Britain 4'oo
CnAREsroS. July l5coJon quet ,lieing II 29Il 'se;
Low Mhiding s'' Good ordinary lO-ci net Iseep,s
bales sales 30 bales stock 2ol bales ~eeHy nrI feoeips
800 haes exIetts coasAe ~ bales sales 20 oa.es
Mialnns Ia '-,' 'oi . 7,,,eEI, Ief recDt, >
baes gross So bales exports c0astwise 4tc0 Ds saes
Loc.syILLz. July l6-co-ton quiet; MlddHng, l1Ac.i
receipts. 90 bales shipments asa oacs' s,ooA @uo5
MEMPHIS July l6-Cotton steady. Naalng, II Sc re-
cents - bales, salme-s no1e saies ~ oa.es; s'ss'
ba les sales 2s5 bales
MOBILE. Jny i6.-Cotton dull 31ddIm- II SC. Low Md
dina lobe. Orinar~. 53c. uet receipts l'l bales
exports 226 bales sales, 100 oaieS stock +I2
bales. Wrcas receipts, J-t Jts gross joV Dacs eA
port. coas5yi-a. JOG pale, sales - bales.
NEyOuLEAV-. JUiy l6.-t 0touq et Mudlncl 'c; Low
MdIug lc. ordinary. lDc net receipts go haes
exports To- Great bItn 30 btrs 10 Lhe
90 tntnr l5eJ hltcs. sales, 500 oaes lt- ,Ynhs. 90
bales. Stock, 81 bales, weekly net recePs 81 % hdles
-ru- exports Britain 5t.l Jcs TO
ths Continent 1883 bales coastwse, Iu05 OAesi sales
II $50 bales. ~ &C..
N0HFOLK July iG-Cott0L quiet Middnc. IL 1sf net re
ceiYi. bales. cudsNlse. 400 sales 'i
bcs. stock bales. net receipts, 1000 lales
exports Great Britain, 5llO Uaes coa7t'se 800 bales;
sales. 2.ltS bales
PfitADsiPnIA JGly l5-C0tron dali. Mdtin4 l. e Low
'rddInr -c: tiu0I Ordinary. Lobe net racc pls. 100
b. o.. gross % splnuefs, 80 laes; 6tork
SOS bales weekly receipts, Jl3 Dales gross $50
al'es exports Great Britain, ll66 bales sales l9sI
bales: suiuucis. 10 70 bales
SAVANNAH july I6.-Couou easy Miiduug II &C.: Low
Madug Ordinary, 9-c. net receipts. 100 bales
exports bales sock. - bales weekly net r.
PTS exports coastWsc. 3S bales; sales zoo
DalcA
~ LOUIS July 1G.-CotTon quiet; Mhdlinc II &c. Low
Nldng lOJc. Good Ordinary. 5ec. recelpJs, Do bales
~ 5n- 4s bales; sales 46i bales stock li2)2 bales
weekly receipts bales. shipments, 500 bales sales
3-Jj bales.
COTTON RECrIPri
NTw YORK. July l6IHc lou9wirE are the total net re-
ceiut cotton go the mentioned ports since 7eptem
herl 4. ID
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WOOL MAKKEr-BY rELEG RAPH

az nELfIA July l6WoOLsteady ono, Penn sylyanis
veal tGgnia-XX and above. Ssd51e. X. 4Td49e.;
EISsM 49G5Uc. Coarse 4-a43o. New.York. Michieau
[sSsasA @Ad Western 90 zine OF and XXX. 40G4sc Medium
Pc r. e0afse, 4214Je. Nasbed C0mblnR ana Deai.e
No. Ashea Del1ne. and Xxx bOa5z 100. Melium
CsnsSa SonOng DeaiBe JOd52 2c.. Coarse Al H45c
lsos1a eshed COmOing, ~ Uf5c TuD-W asbed-ChOice
EinsNeea falr. SAKE; UBwashed C0mbing and De
t61se.Aodun, UBwashed COmbnz and Deiane
hs a. Coarse 3Sa24c. Bright Unwashea Clothing
tosss. T.oA ana Xxx 25G5Oc.. Medium, SO D36c
Be- "V9Sl c Dark Earthly. UBwashed Clothing Fine
ksesoe sssolum 2sa3 C.. Coarse 20 627c: oregOn-Fne
k56s6r 80 d0Jc. Coarse Joe; Calsfornafne
Cra..a N Zod32c; Coarse. 25 d30c; New Mexico
lcafpss aao-flne, zOG3oe.; hednm 20 630c.. Coarse
Aupsr la'voil zZ@z5eg Pulled-Extrz Aeriuo, 40Ussc
~9a1c' lambs super, 4O945e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17

wHALEBONE-Abnufs steady with 1850 u South sea sold
NJ about ~ 80 Arctic. - 50.
WoOL-rae position much The same IN va'ue' vi, ~"
terei wei hand 81 - Gas but iu actuI ~
cannot Dr. induced Oh operate beyond uer rine ie 'a-
sales, 1900 n 8eo i7, J5c; i1ftu ~ . b.o ftst'.
4Sc: TO- COS y NORWEGIAN. 80 a n DEwashed y esi
ern, a.; Il0,e0n n sprinx Texas. s0aS@c- l0p 70
SEQ DO. 90 r9fc- l41OgU n sprrG Oalnfna nii A
3te 5000 n rcourad do private ,siesi ~ pai 80
Tndia. 1850 3JOJ n &c cured DO 9r % ~
nuish $500 N son BE g.. 30 Mexican : WV
nestle uos - bags Pulled $50 bales Cape ana
900 nalas Mnllf. rIAnann. nrLVltn fnru.a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
EUROPEAN rINAYcIAL MARKETS

LospoN July lG-l23O p. mU :. bonds four per cents
- New lives 100 Atlantic and eat Western hfst mort
go unsoes Certificates. rs do second mortgage, 90
to 80 40 second console 80. lhnois central Ilo4
shns iIy ANA CenfI.. IS Reading. ,
L1sDoA JuV lC--.30 p m-E1e 49, PaIls Adylces
Count -
,VsDoA July 10 p.m.U bonds f0nr ceDbs, II q
III aao hall 1885, Ere 43 Atlantic sBd Great
ssaeIh SECOND mortgage certificates ZSq Illinois
sss 1lU2 Paris ~ ices quite cent reDtes al
~ s.1es = ccltimes lOr the account.
,'NpON July 1.-THE bullion gone intO The Bank
~ s.AstAnn on balance today Is x5,OOOs
JulY l0-Exehauge L1Ia0n. % francs il cen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
LIVE srncK MARKErs-BY rELEGRAPH

CHICAGO. July 70 HoGs-Rccepts, 22c00 aead ahlDrenfs
s01O head and him az soid 44ei Packns
a 3OOs4 so Light, Il f0aS4 90 Choice heavy - %
a. 90 --.,, A.,
C4Tr1F-Recelps g no head shipments $500 head Mar
ket active aud hrmcr. Common 10 "a -huDng - 81 80
Good ~ Choice 90 IL - sos Grass Texans steady at
G5qs3 EulA g. az % Buche.s firm az - 5ul - 40.
SHrFP-G Receipts 500 head Laraet active aAd nrm al
IS iUU - 80.
~ LOUIS July f-HoGs-Actiye buy lower Workers ana
galunores "a 35aS4 40: Packing - 30asl 40. Butchers
10 select 81 90 receipts 1000 head; shipments
CATTLF-Acuve and firm ply only moderate Beavy
Native upng - 2jD-f 81; Light. - s1n<i ~
rxp fter- yOud 6U4ti l cows and heirIS = o.
81 =: Grass Texans 25aF3 81 dams, ~ 55d3 20
reccinfs. ]. SOC head shipments. 9Ou head
SHTP->teady- with aoOi demand; far 70 Extra e"Ot
receiuts. 8 head; shipments, none
BUFFALO july 10 O. irrLE4tecelpt9 today, lOtt hehd
total for week thus far. 80 cad tof same time .asi
week - heal consigned through n4h cars market
steady with good demand on New York recount best
cradles suusrd ale3 Il Far % hcdn'n a . % q 40
Good Choice steers 81 tOaSi TO- NJ 1ed Bhtchers =
81 % 49, , 90. ,..,. ....t .o
head cOnlencd thr0urb 4G Market duh and tending
doWnw4rI sale. Good Western sheep at ~ lOG
81 4U. Lanbs $ SIS 81: . ears remain uBsol.
Hoes irceiuts $500 head total Tor inc week tuH
far % 500 Tor ue last we,E' $3.50 heaa ,o
N Md through ole iDgs hight MarAet 81 0ng ahd
higher. saes OF Weights AZ ~ 0Hsi 90 Heavy and
Msa.un - QUASI gj load very Extra az So Mixed
Light and Heavy Grassers, - AS 90; All sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
1tnduflaI.

GAS STOCKS 81 City r. Il. Stocks and Bonds
~ bought = sold. TT HEWITT 81 kxchan4e.ptace
THE CENTRAL CONSTRUCTION co. OF
4 NEW YORK CITY limlteil 30 erI Office 80 Broad
way. New Yor6. July 10. 1885, CALL NO o. cal ~ IN
per * hereby made tho bscfDers 10 the
construction fuud o. this ~, under tie agreement
with the American Tecgaph Company. paYaJleJuy
fpC y M W h. CUXNDft. President.
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5aulnss 6anhs.

CEAMEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS, Nos IA
- and 10 wal.sL-r Trustees ordered that IN
tefest paid depos0rs entitled thereto for tho
months enuing tho 3uth ut follows Ou sur OF 500
and the OF FlV n PER CENT annum and
exceeding 800 Al tho OF POUR fEk CENT
apuum, pa able aud alter MONDAY. 10Th tnst
The interest win credited 70 depostors as prin cipa
Henry p Marshall Cashier William a. Macy, Presiaenk
NeaYurR July 8. 1850
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OFFICE or rHR
NEW. YoaK LAKE ERIE AID WESTERN RAILROAD Co.
NEW. YORK June %, 1880.


NKW-Y YORK. June %, 1880
THIS COMPANY has ma IT, an afTan cement
i VITA Mcssrs. DREXEL. MORGAN Y CT 70 eKteDd The
Fourth Martgigc issued Dv the New OK ana ere
Pa road fougauy maturing next the PRINCIPAL
fory that dare and The interest April
ami OCTOBER annually, at cont per annuni hnth
10 nled gold Of the present Standard weight and ne
-, =. , ,
The right extend above has been reserved TO such n
pfeHrH desire OF II snail
pO. ihcir that Win Me-Hs Drexe Nor
gan 4 Co prior u the 10Th OF september ext
may not be extended DN the holders or bs
Tor tAat purpose by essrs DIexs Morgan Co.
vii be nail AL maturity IA. J. JEW EFT, President
20 WALLET. NEW YORK, June rs 1880.
Referrfng IN above NJ YORK. Erie
Railroad comp .r now ready 10 receive
auV OF the Nsw-YOrk kIo Ad Fourth Mortgage
Bonds fur extension
We prepared buy at 1901 and accrued interest
any Of the bonds OF which
rather than extend phExkt MORGAN CO.
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financial.

A LII who are interested in railroad business
~ and mileage statistics should get THE TRIBUNE AL
MANIAC Tor lssO now ready price - csats 0y mAa
bankers and CAPITALISTS will want to
aet The Tribune Almanac for 1885, Il gives the nglres
Unied states Revenue ami EKDenhtnr@ since 1870 Fee
70 cents. b. mail
GAS STOCKS.
an New York and Brooklyn Gas stocks and also all kinds
II BrOOklyn ms estuleIt securities dealt ~ Oy
" GEORGE 81. PKENTISS,
10 BROAD-sf, AMI 30 E&IAANGE-PLACE
CWYNNE & DAY, 40 Wall-st, New-York
" e-tabnshei Is5il transact a general Banking and
Brokerage Business ID Railway shares sOnds &c, &c
NrOTICE.-Whereas stockholders Owning more
oneourth part Of the capital stock OF the UNION
PACIFIC lAILBOAD CON ANY have duy applied IN
Wng to tho gneG the president OF said company 20
ca special meet L. OF the 81 hloltis Oh stu company lor
tie purpose o. aeteTninins ~ vote o. ae CO.. ~ a.
dIs-en The Arices Union ana consolidation
said company the kansas Pacine ai"ay COMPANY
and the Denver rsidc Railway ana Ieesraph onpanF OF
da January a application stating thai tho SEP
Of nlTGs Of The stock IN the hion
iTOad Company has Deen gwen ~ sId Aficcs or
Union aad Consultation 10 Is dermed proper that special
meeting OF the stockholders De caieh tal soa ASSENT 10
nantes e. by r eordei the stockholders, meet
ing of me company 10 ne held for that purpose;
Now THEREFORE pursuant said application. sidney Li
Ion t Of fee sad Union Pacinc Railroad Company
Directors, brrehy cal spcciat meet
tho haers OF salt company 10 DC held at mo once
the tnIun PaehC Railroad Company IN the NV 81" uAna
tine n.urs 10 and 0ci0ck W. al sa6 day,
for The purpose Of dessrmnnE hy vote 81 te sad CORPORA
ami consolidation daes January - 1880 copy OF which
ha been auv MOL VITA the secretary Ok the Inieor and the
Of which Is ME and can be seen Al the co5anys
OGice. - Broadway. New York - . ,,oo
Given my hand this an day Of !, NAY A. p l9on
President Of the Union Pacihc k9IlrOad Company
HESRT MCFARLAND. secretary. -, -.-, -.
B.%eArly A. stockholders having already asentel 20
consolidation. Of the proposed meeting IL
merely that assent take the i0m ~ recned Noe
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In London, British cOnsos are unchanGedat - l6
for money and OSLO for account. United States
bonds were strong; the 5s advancing Is to
1O5. and 41es IS to 1888, - being steady
at III American railways OF course followed
after Yesterdays home market and Ere rose from
4o3. TO Us ard second cOnsois from ~ o 3o 4.
Atlantic ana Great Western fr>ts were l. higher al
6sle and conds u higher ~ 29 p. limos C1,tr3l
advanced 20 1IOl2 PENNSYLVANIA Il 90 j64, Read
ing l. tu sla AMI Central aud Hudson Il 70 1854.
In Pam. French per cents Use 90 So! - slEht
exchaug. on London declining to -o.ol francs 10
Tie semi-aupual statement OF the Home lnsur-
auce Comnluv Shows that tie corr pany 5 total cash
assets amount to 70 39O,234 including reserve for
reInsa.arce SI.SJG.9J4. ami reserve Tor unpaid
losses SIGG39I. which leaves a surplus OF
1880 SIS, or nearly 80 per cent over the capital
habihtr.
The gross earnings OF the Denver AID Klo Grande
railroad are reported as follows
1879 1850.
scona %eb ~ juiv s543sl $3.50 Iae s55.7s0
The reCc.p.s of -four and gram az TIE principal
Atlantic ports this 10TH day Of July were:
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CENT? sL iowa RAILWAY tOEfkAf,
20 BROAD ~ Nhg YORK July l4t
COUPONS of the FIRST MORl GAGE
X BONDS u this Company. July -, lsso, viii bs
aid az this Office q. T. TAINTJl- Transfer AgeaL
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Nv IULNN w
= The resu AZ MONTHLY DIVIDEND = TEN CENTS
PER sHA RI. amounting % TEN lBOUsAND DOLlaAts.
has payable July %, az he hnaz IfIst tYm
pany Transfer books close the I'd aAa pen on the
2eth
AT er payment Of the above dividend the eosDany via
carry a Surplus 0I 500 y. - ~ .
De LACEY LOUcKs secretary.
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LITTLE CHIEF MINING coAPASr.

STATE OF ILLINOIS. IRRAsuREks OPfick
Springfield. May 81, 1850
THE INTEREST ON ILLINOIS STATE
BONDS. dee Monday Of JAY. $50 VII BE- gald
4 AMERICAN EXCHANGE NArtONAL 1ANk.
CITY the 9TH 70 the etth Of july 1850 nciu
sve. JOHN e. SMITH. sate treasurer.
July ?. 1850
'I'HE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
ING COMPANY tins day Declared their regular
monthly dividend OF SENENfl-FfNE CENTS Per sba.e
payable oily al the gsncy OF the Nevada BanS No 81
W ST., New.T0rK.
Trans r boass vii close The 9Th ard open
18th instant. NJ H. COOK Wee PrestienG
ITO HOLDERS of OHIO STATE STOCKS
Notice Is hereby givea that tie interest duo July I,
1880 FUNDED debt OF the Stae OF Ohio VIII DO ps st
ne A National Bsuk. Now Tok ctys
from tie Isl ION prOAn thereafter Il onr once
IN tbs
JOHN r oGLEvER, Aadi;sr Of stats.
MILIOS BARNES, SECRETARY 0 state.
GEORGE X. NASH Attorney General.
commissioners OF SINKING tund Of Ohlo.
Columbus. Ohio. june H. lSS0.
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Diuiorno Nonrss

OFFICE GREAr WEsrERx (4AnNgl INSURANCE COgPaSH.t
No. % WALLsr., NLw-l ORA. Juiy 2. ISL. 5
+ n regular meeting oil she Boa 81 OF d.
~ held tn dlv. divlrut q 40 ~ PER
Of tine declared. pay
able on anG alter . inst
TRANSFER cooks VIII be eiosed until that dst-.
"a a. H. l. kN.DD. secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17

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atthe p0rl OF New-YOril for the week ending TO-
day anG since January l, compared with the
Correspond No Deriods al ureYigus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17

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~ De-tabhshci 1857, transact general Banking and
Bfokaraqe business IN Rail way shares. Bonds &C. &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-17
CAS STOCKS.

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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-06-04

CHEESE CAKE.-Take four cakes of
cottage-cheese, rub them fine; melt Il
quarter of n pound of butter and stir
into it, beating all the while; sweeten to
your taste; then beat the yolks of 10
eggs very light, and stir in, add currants
and rose water; when just ready to bake,
Leaf the whole to perfect froth and stir
III gently.
LADY FNGERs.-Four ounces of sugar,
yolks of four eggs, mix well four ounces
of flour, mix again; if too thick, add
another whole egg, half teaspoonful of
havoring. Beat whites to froth and
stir in. Squeeze through funnel made
of writing paper into pans lined with
buttered paper. These are used for
Charlotte russo.
CANNED TOMATOES AND CORN.-Boil
the corn ON the cob Is minutes over Il
quick fire and cut from the cob while
hot. Have your tomatoes skinned and
rubbed to a smooth pulp. Put i'll two
measures of the tomatoes for every one
of the corn, salt for the table, bring to
Il hard boil and can quickly, as you
would fruit. Keep i'll dark place.
BRo1LED SQUABs.-Split the tender
young pigeons at the back and tlatten
them out. Dip each one inmelted butter,
broil over bed of bright Goals, and to
prevent their being dry, dip each pigeon
into melted butter twice during the broil-
ing. Season and serve on thin rounds
of buttered toast and garnish the dish
with curled parsley and spoonfuls of cur
rant jelly. Only the squads are good
cooked in this way. Pigeons soon be-
come tough and tasteless and the best
way to cook them, then, is to stew them
in broth.
ONION SoUP.-SlIce three large onions
and lay them in cold water fora few hours.
Drain and fry them in large spoonful
of butter, to bright brown; add half Il
teacup of -four and stir and mash until
it is also brown and smooth, then mix i'll
two cups of boiling water and let boil up
good. Set the saucepan to the back OF
the stove to cook slowly until the onions
are very soft. Mash three medium sized
boiled potatoes and mix three cups of hot
milk with them by degrees. Add this tc
the onions and strain the whole through
a colander, after which return to the
saucepan and simmer for few moments
Season with plenty of salt and white
pepper and pour into tureen, where
there should beready some tiny diamonds
of stale bread fried i'll hot lard to {
golden brown, and drained.