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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-08-20
DR.. SPINNEY

ofsan Francisco. California. having opened
a branch Office In Denver. Is now prepared Ia
treat all men and women who may be suffer-
Ing from Nervous. Chronic or Private Dis
eases Young men who may be suffering
from the effects OF youthful follies or indIs-
eretions will do wen tn avail themselves OF
this the greatest boon ever laid at the ieet OF
suffering humanity. DIR. Spinncy will guar
antee to forfeit 500 for every ease OF weak
ness or private disease of any kind or. char
acter which he undertake s TO and falls. TO
cure. There arc many at tho age OF thirty To
sixty who are troubled with too fequent
c~yncuations OF the bladder. often accompa-
MED by n slight smarting or burning sensa-
ton aud n weakening OF the system in n
manner the patient cannot account for. On
examination OF the urinary deposits n ropy
sediment VIII onen be found, and sometimes
small particles OF albumen will appear. or
the color will be OF 4 thin. milkish hue.
ngain changing to n dark, torpid appearance.
There are many men who die OF this DIM
Guilty. ignorant OF the cause. which il the
second Stage OF eminn weakness. Dr. 4.
Will guarantee n perfect cure in all such
cases. and a healthy restoration OF the gent
tourinary organs.
one Hours-io To u. ato 4. and ITO $; sun
days. from 10 To II A. NJ. Consultation free.
Thorough examination and advice, as.
Call, or address, Dr. SfiNNEY a I. 3E;
I.arimer street, Denver. over GreenIcnf a
Cos. store.
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The Weekly Leader.
ISSUED syEas mpssDAE
Tsfas; s1,sas Ye.r. sr.soH Half Year


% ssess and hs~uy. 0.s.ply sd Ezpsdi-
nDaAE szoesisd- Cards q oven shape and
kind. nm Head. Latter and Eota usaainsz.
Blacks AZ every Kind. Posters. etc, printed 90
shari notios. Having . new lot II Type and
frez-s& Ne en- d h.adsons WORK ~ Los
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CARBOLIC SHEEP DIP.

This dip kills ticks, lice, and all parasites
That inject sheep. prevents scratching and
greatly improves the quality OF the wool.
one gallon OF dip properly diluted with wa
ter Will be sufficient TO dip one hundred
sheep. 80 that the cost OF dipping IL a mere
tribe. and sheep owners viii find that they
are amply repaid by the improved health Of
their nock. Circulars sent, postpaid, upon
application, giving null directions for It's use:
also certificates OF prominent sheep growers
who have used large quantities. of Tie dip, and
pronounce IL the most effective and reliable
exterminntor OF tcab and other kindred dis
eases In sheep. Manufactured by o.. NAL
LISCItODT A CO, 81. Louis, Mo. For sale by
l. n. WATKINS. Denver. Can be- had
through all commission houses,
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WO L-G ROWERS

Can rely upon Immunity from contagious
disease IN their nocks alter use OF Laad's
Ioodoco Aheep DIP. Guaranteed an immedi-
ate cure Tor scab and prevention OF Infection
70 moro than repay the cost of application by
Increased growth of wool. Gunranfeed 10 Inn
prove The texture Of the fleece instead OF In
Jury 10 IL ns Is the result OF the use OF other
compounds Gudrdnfccd To destroy vermln
on me animal and prevent n return. Gunras-
teed to be the most effective. cheap and safc
remedy ever offered To American Wool-grow-
erA. No nock-maste should be without IL
1 nave the most ~undoubted testimonials cor
roborative OF above. Send for circular and
address orders of w ~. LADD. q ". Main 81,
81 Louis. Mo.
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READ THE RECORD


OFFICE OF THE INDUSTRIAL ERA.u
ALBA, Iowa, May %. 1880.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
i take great pleasure in making the
following statement: / have been az
iicted with disease OF the kidneys for
the past two years and have tried nu-
merous remedies with only partial and
temporary relief. Warmers Safe Kid
ney and Liver Cure was recommended
TO me, and aster taking 1t the pain and
distress left me, and l am to day feel
ing strong and ,ceH. 1 am perfectly
satisfied that Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure Is the medicine needed,
and can cheerfully recommend 1t TO
others. G. w. SrANrM.
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l hereby certify that 1 have been n
practicing physician for twenty-seven
years, and for many chronic cases in
my practice do recommend Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. 1t was
upon my advice that G. W. Stamm, ed
itor Of the Industrial Era, obtained
this valuable remedy.
AlLtd, Ia A. A. RAMSEY, NJ. D..
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S1.25

Per Bottle Those who have never
tried 1t should not fail to keep it on
hand; those who have tried it and know
It's merits, would not be without It for
q moment. 1t effectually avoid all
SUMNER DANCERS.
and furnishes the most complete and
certain Of
SEAS0NABI SAFEGUARDS.
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SIMM0NSH0USE,,'
NEW BRICK ru,ae
THREE STORY HOTEL.
new lHD EEGlIR PUREliuRE

This Hotel Ia located In . central
art of'the Business Portion Of ths
City. on nth Street, near Thomes.
NC |. Fint Class In every respect.
Board, $500 per week. Board ana
Lodging, from $500 10 5000 psr
seek. Single Meals, IS centa
A. SIMMONS Prop.
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New Adyertisements.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.
pOMFsTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. Aug. Flour steady Howard street and
Western super 40 f3 IS. do Extra dSi TO- dO Family
a. 25as6 70; CITY Mills super 50 50 0O do Extra 81
q 10 do Family 80 81 80, do, hO brands - 70 50
patarsco Family 81 Mbcat-SOutheru higher and
tive for Good western hrmer sou bern kei 05 81 "a
20 O90Sl 10 80. Mary anh, FL D; NO West
err Winter Red spot 81 OsGS % - August oo'sGSl o.
September 81 OSisEsl Os october ~ % - w Co
eonthern lover and quiet Western dun ara neglected :
southern White &c Yellow. 6lc Western AGed spot,
at August 4Bs, a september 4r1G fs1tc.
steamer ace quiet but hrm oouth ~ l-c West
eru hite 4uD4c Mixed, 81 zoe PennEYlVlnA 40 -
ale Rre nomnay at Toe Hay quiet aud easier Prime 10
choice Peun.y yana ami Maryland 81 q - Provisions
Meais-LOOse shoulders, &C. clear hl9 SIDES, 40 Sc 90
Packed bsc ana sac Bacon-ohpudefs, CSC. Clear RID
-iass De- Uams Ii 4al2 &C. Lard. sac Butter quiet
Prime 10 Choice Western Packed j. 2Oo Eggs steady 10
petru.um-Cruce nonna; Refined, 4Afc coffee quet aud
arm mo Cargoes Ordinary 10 Choice l3t l5ssc sugar
stronq A soft lUirc WniakeY quiet 81 ii asl / -
FeRhts Liverpool Per steamer steady Cotton, Aea Li
flour - 3D.. Drain. I'D shipmens- heat 29l i5b bnsh:
Curn az 700 bush sales-Wheat, 724,55J OUsn; Corn,
1850 bush. ., .. , ,
BuFFALo August 2-Fl0ur steady with a good demand.
neat othing doing stock light Corn dun sales To-
day 42ssc asEe A. &c bid. for No Mixed oatS quiet
saes " U0O bush hito ASo No Western offered
&c Bsrley-SOthlng asing hye-Ssns here. Frashtz
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL July 81 1890 D. m.The Cotton maTKet wiz be
SuGuslx Aug Z-CoEton dull; Madnng. llsall 20; Low
MIddng lO2c. Good Culinary. sac; receIg'S 10 OaIo'
A. OSles
BAIrnoKI. Aug 2.-Cott0n dun; Mddling. llsisc Low
xIddng 7ac. Ordinary Csc. net receipts none
gross 50 bales cOastwi.e 100 bales sales :" bes
stock .s34 Dale@ $3.50, So, -, AZ.
ding Sc Good Ordinary. D'sc; net rocrlus Lei OacS
Ynors 10 Great Britain, $50 bales stock 1888 ba es
t;gARlEsTOE 2.-COrOn quiet MlddiDg llEG Sc
Lev MddHg 81 lsC: Good Ordinary los 10 &C. nes
rccsfpts IS bales exports cOastWe lSoO Des sAcs -
bales: STOCK 1901 bales .,.-.,. -, -.
tTgcISNArI Aug 2.-COttor quiet AiddnnS Il SC; I0"
Mtddnr lOl2c; Good Ordinary. gao. receipts "a Oales
sbimnents 9ls bales sales, 90 bales stock, LAO bales
Mlddng l0c Ordinary. SC, net receipts 80 bales
sales 5 bales stock. 3,O97 bales 49,
1irIsyfIIK < ng 9-Corton firm MiGdinR, II i4e.
NKMPhIs Aug 2-CetrOD quo MAidlnes -, t1oepuS'
MOKIE Aug. 2-COttOn nominal Middlnz l4c, Low MID
ding SC Ordinary sc. net receipts .. wares e1-
por- wise "a bales sales nODei .tooE 4o6o DnIeA
SEw.OREAss. Aug. 2-GOton quiet nlodnng - - Nv
gross. 422 bsles eXp0rtA 70 OfeAt bil1'H "'O" '' ~
bJO STOCK. 81 ,OsA bales 49,. ,.,
NORFOLK aug 2-CotIOn quiet Middnns II tci moi
recepts $50 exports cOastwse 700 Daes saeS hoe
aDELPHIA Aug 2CotroL dull middiinR 7sc. Low
Middnng &c Ordinary IOAscj net recsip - DAr
gross 80 69lO bales spinners Zs4 baes soeA
4.48Z bales. -...-- Al. - ns,tN,n0 IL
Low Mlddling Ice: Good Ordinary, Yc net receipts os
bales coastwise LOG bales sales none S'ocA
sT LOUIE Aug 2-CottOn steady; Mifdling. lO.sc Low
Middnng lOi&o5 Cool Ordinary. &c receipa - OA'eS
aipments 800 bales sales 80 bales STOCK sOlg Dales
WILMINGTON, Aug 2-Cotton nominal Mldhiins ~ 81
Iow Middlng lOAc 9DOd Ordinary eci net rco"pss %
exports cosstwse. 224 bales STOCK. 7e< bsieA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the week ending Aug. .. 1850.

BETVEs-ReceIDts Yesterday and today were - car;
lead against 400 last Mondg The arrivals ne pas
week were Ss' heal more t a Fla s The large re-
ceIvers live stock during The week were l. " HAe 80
1i1lisnith 80 head H. Meyer. s0t head ; W Aerton.
ia head r. JOSEPH 6s5 head A. Mann, Dol bead Meyer
q segenstaiu B. head r. p Lindsay. 4yU head Levy q
Nav $50 schsmberg Co. J4o mead H. "esAeiMef'
or rne exports for the week follows By Fast
Waixei 576 Live Cattle and 642 Live sheep T. NJ
Duche 400 Live Calte g Ram ~ I've IAt s
as Quarters Of Beef and 400
4 Gls quarters Beef 80 carcasses OF autou AID
Dressed hogs A f. Quer9riage q CO. 30 Lave SheeP
s67 Live $50 Of Mutton and - dressed
I've sheep Of Mutton $50 Live HoSa ana 100
Dressed Hogs last ses P sHd s6 az NAM Spa
tes Of ant exporters say mat the shipments WI
run ght The balance Of the season CAie from he pas
Gres Of scotland aud England and N tat in most Of tae
ones Of Europe being marketed and IN consequence
over prices boh Live Cattle ana Dressed Beer are 10
nortsd In all European mArKets =. . -, - 49,.
strongly favor and the genera mas deem
quite unpr0aIsDs Iof Na,,ye9 and eIsps nave over
stocked market and az exporters are rssosHg ter
fron time 10 Keep stock iroH accumna
nR Tais morning The afrsAs az ~
es In MAINTAINING Fridays prices, ana clearance
trew the market largely the hands OF The buyers eat
not until after strong contst "ss S r,r, r1ieS
tst tribe lover Friday nut mo mafkct MsLAen'a
d Al he core selling were fully NC below ne open
~ rrT.. The dee NANNY on Decent 10
Prime Cate of which tneIs Ee1 ga rIaas ana cSosre,
1 yrv dull but refused TO make much ofs ronueon
ncm me ,on LES Include Cherokees and Texans 7aec
70 dress IS Corned color ados a. go 70 s 90
~ an "a. DC win fancy ssiseons az tc
WsserS led at The yards weTe not nsrSy
cleared Jerssy ctg though se, sT seIs 10 % Ont
sb receipts xporters rved and puchased so
% o1ppf sys h sas ps IS. 10 I've on the
I'm Dickinson. which sailed todAJi ana 'om'"o" inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-03

MONDAY. Aug. 2-P. NJ.


The rev week begins with the stock spec nlatlon
active and buoyant. AS the Board on Mondays
meets at 1 o'clock q. m, its duration Is only five
hours. vet the recorded transactions to-day
amount - $4,000 shares, against $4,000
shares Saturday, and tO-day's dealings were
very well distributed through the list
Besides the granger stocks and Michigan
Central. to-day Central and Hudson, Central Pacific
St. Louis and Iron Mountain, the Wabashes, and the
Southwestern list generally, attracted more atten-
tion than they have Of late, and made sharp ad-
Yances. Toward the close there reaction from
the extreme advance but Central and Hudson
closed with a gain Of D. Central Pacific 3, Chicago
Burlington aud Quincy 2os. ST. Paul l., Han
nbal and st. Joseph common and preferred
each 81 Mobile and Ohio IS Northern
Pacific q, and preferred stock e., Missouri. Kansas
and Texas L. St Louis and Iron Mountain 2l2, Wa
bash e. aud preferred stock Is. St. Paul and
Omaha D. and preferred stock IL and Union
Pacific Q, per cent. The coal stocks, after being
steady during the early dealings at a small advance
Oh Saturdays last figures, developed great deal
Of weakness and declined about ! per cent on
very small transactions, closing at about
their lowest figures, excepting Reading
which was ST. ong all day at al advance Of l per
cent TO 1919 Western Union was neglected, sell
ing at 1851. a 1Os5s 0lOs14 against los Saturday
but Atlantic and Pacific rose from Asa TO 470464
Pacific Mail opened at 43, declined to 42A. and
again rose 10 49, The market, excepting the coal
stocks closed strong.
Tbs transact IN Government bonds amounted
only to S37 800, but prices were strong. with a
tIher advance OF % per cent In the bddngs Tor %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-03

About another month and the usual IAN trade will com
nl.u.. I'm Tie mean material CHANGE II 'Xpecte
either -e tmaud An price.. Dur a. me past week
small amount ui business tfturacfed ~ DE various
kfnfs am stve. horses. and dealers Iuote duh lt ess
g-ke safe o htr.-tC1r hoi Is reported az
0 Der head oc a-ouaiy $50 has been pain llr very
GOOD ANIMALS. very inferior horses were sold 10 street.
s.ut r- at elD $40 parhoad To rare inHJ'uceS Sud- \
majority OF hucS-ttrs use worn out street
c1 or ee they seldom over 500 per head
Ju general purpose horses probably sell better man any
other a4 the round and Dr. uartcu arf Wei
ADAPTED fer suc1 use they command very fair prices sual
sales ol such animals 2 90 to 900 Per haA La ~
OF good age are scarce ana wanted Il
Illiu 500 20 500 each
CHEESE MARKET
LITTLE FALLS ~. Y. AuS. There were sales here
II vof OIO boxes Factory Cheese 10 % 40 c IRE Duk
Al IOi.c; boxes Farm Dairy cheese a. 81 loc thirty
two pike Of butrcr go 2j f-o'.
Urf-t y. g. Aug eleven thousand boxes of Cheese
were to-day s4cluc. 1000 boxes were commits
stoned.
EUROPEAN FISANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON Aug. 2-G:3o p. m.-7ars aavices quote three
Der - 80 ceuumea or the account
PARIS. Aug 2-Exchauge LONDON, % francs - CEN
Tor checks.
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.
FALL RrvRR Mass AHg with ght sales. tie Printing
Cloth Market IS steady 40 previous QUOTATIONS.
EU RDPEA MARKETS
LONDON Aug To-day being bank holiday there viii be
no mark reports.
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G7SnOO WATER BONDS
~ ISWT OF PAWTUCKET. r. I.

gEAIrD PROPOSALS will be received by rns ind r
signed until MONDAY August 2 next al 10 O'CLOCK a nl-
Tor te puroht who'll part Of $4,000 Five
cold gou.s Of ~ PawtuckeL dated /,
1879 and payable year with interest semannuay
~ he National BANG OF redemption Boston Bonds
to Dear from = 1880 he dats Of delivery
THE sane OF these " authOr led Of the
era Assembly, OF Rhode Island and said
ana Is 10 liabilities
ron OF ia Water authorized Public
siuKinR fund five cent has been esiab.
by and Will be devoted exclusively 20 this
Further Information be obtained upon application
GEO W. NEWELL. Town Treasurer.
OLNEN ARNOLD.
ROBERT SHERMAN, Committee
GEO. w. NEWELL, }
Pawtueket, r. T., July IL, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-03
The foreign exchanges are dull and steady on the
hass of the fOllowIng posted anOtatIOns:

Tins being bank holiday IN LOndon tDere arc
no quotations from there ln Paris French per
cents rose from S4.s4 to 81 80, sight exchange on
London rising TO 2j.32l2 francs TO the 6.
The gross earnings Of the Minneapolis and 81.
Louis Railroad are reported rs follows:
TIL, ,.eal, in Tuly eags9 sl4 5s8 Inc. Al $50
January 70 July III. 22j2sl S52553 Inc lZ7572
The receipts Of -four aud gram al the principal
Atlantic ports this ii day of August We're:
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rircr Tesssis n 4 Rrl-JIfG
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MONDAY Aug . 1879

Malt bush $500 on, rdbbs so
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
MONDAY, Aug .. 1880.
ASHES Unchangea
Co1rON-spot Cotton dull unclaimed sales 2ss bales
dung Z p nds, iyec Low Midling do lgI'lsc goo1 or.
decline OF to poEts sales is3a 6aes rr7ceS asio
ges a' so H. CO. .; 30 ioG W. %
glSc December io4ga &C. January l0;l i935e
Sgsuss use ssPlemosr os4 0sooeI IA @9ys-1
-AurnsI 1897 September 10 October. 1000 10 55i
arr. 100 10. . se0ruary. o.aolO % aarch I".75S
CoFFE = no m demand f.tr Ordinary to Prime car
1000 eS 1oibc'. ss x Bose 90 * no. %. eS 90
private tefms 700 bags ~ ,0Tado shipped
here first hands nov llG3.3 bags M Grades very hru.
quoted .J9ol Paanng INVOICES q e21c other Java IT
sLoUE AND ME4LgLo f , quis' irl git@ s9
n' 80 SrslSO - >, @ ' q; s Nv T,Ta a. % n
;. 90 bbIs superline - 3o@s, 81. latter extreme
$40 p5s Winter y beat Ktra 80 10 = 800 e1A Sity
Mn EXIT, SIS % 5uIee ana :, $50 70 "St
70 FAR ia state 81 - ma IS. 5ood to Fancy 10
a ;. Go - Common 10 Goed Esr n go 70;
ghoes 10 Fancy no. - - - % Conmon - 'oo' E@i51
al common tIH4 Minnesota - 25df' 30. Common
cbeey w1ihn ne rsner OF II 5fs 50 Il Ions Common
ter wIeqt EItrA. So 75as5. closing sjel.y ....-.
SOUTHERN FLOUR unchanged. moaerair INQUIRY ,
RYE FLO uucaauE- sales 80 Dbl-. -uQeriuo - s. m
50 80. ....CUl:N MEAL stelv. quiet Western - 5O0
! - Brandv,yuo. : 80.
GRAIN WHEAT Niltrr Wheat opened LDic lower
close rle n recovered export uc
moderate. far speculative rae -piog about -teav
sales bUJO bush iutu 5.- uu bush spi,i cudinR No.
: pr.ug n 0-g-I TO- later i.rd. Uugi4ded Rel
/ : 40. i tsf-l i''4t u'' =.
I ? Vs.; steamer NO.. i.''f - ',., -,
>. "5c 81 80. hr': a. -. u 80. ~ ~ y
NiEitf - Nturl - Ai-l u4'l \" i.'' 1l % ~ ~.
DO. o. 4nrl i5s No fu - 7 "- '' '.H'' ~ Wv" '
II %: No. Hrti August 49, "7 o. CLOSING ~ Vt
I september ~ t- fri l'i COS - '.'' '.''
- t9.trri 3d. c1 ING q h'"t NJ" WINE. ,-''s
/ r4.t 81 h7't ci'-iAt - ' D V' %
81 OS. cos1c n~ do. october , "a - i'A
LEY ard MALT quiet 1"chtu. 'i....' ~ ..'.lt lD
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OF 1881 and 4lo' Il per cent for 6s of 1880, and %
per cent for As Annexed the closing quotations

y
bank stocks.
Railroad bonds were moderately active. with
sharp advances for some issues. Erie second con-
soils however. fuctuated between Ola, and 81 t.
closing at 90Ss. the same as on Saturday and the
funded IS were unchanged at sGls. Missouri. Kan
and Texas first consols were Ii higher ut 1915 81
but the seconds were steady at 6G14 New Jersey
Central incomes advanced per cent 70 SSH but
Lehlgh and Wlkes0arre cOnsols declined to 9Jl46
9Jlo the incomes selling at II. There was az
tive demand for the debeDtures OF Mobile and Ohio
the first rising per cent to ST. the second 37s per
cent to 497s, the thirds selling at 36037. and the
fourths at 34035l2 81. Louis and Iron Mountain
second mortgages were Il higher at 104, Lake Erie
and Western incomes rose to %, and Peoria, De-
catur and Evansville firsts sold at 101 ST. Paul
consols were firm at l12. and Toledo and Wabash
seconds rose 3. per cent 10 1043i. Denver and Rio
Grande frsts were ls higher at lO4as the construc
tions being Is lower az 90. Kansas Pacific consols
scld at 9634696l2. the frsts Denver DIVISION. rising
to IO9ls aud Texas and Pacific incomes rose u to
69l2.
Money was in better supply than on Saturday,
and call loans ruled al 392l2 per cent. The domes
TIC exchanges on New-York at the West are work
ing against New York, and to-day Chicago declined
to 81 discount the same IA in st. Louis. Boston.
however is quoted 1219 cents premium The
steamer Cily of Chester which arrived TODAY,
brought 1928 600 in foreign gold coin. The United
states Treasurer at Washington to-day received
sos. 600 in National bank notes for redemption.
he customs receipts were S7232 200 and the inter-
nal revenue receipts $547OS9. The following Is
the Clearing House statement to-day: Exchanges,
$l21, O15,636; balances, SJ,SS7332.
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
The following Is the public debt statement issued
Aug. l. 1850, compared with that OF july l, 1850 :
Debf
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glertlon Notifies.

rI,HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stocsnoders Of the NewifOrk and .Tex.s Lan9
tbs ootnpapv No SO Pine-st, IN Clty OF
New orb on TUESDAY, the lOth day OF August A.
isSO nj ~ oeOck noon the election OF
or and inspectors Of election and for the
any business which may be ght before II meeting
Ay order Board OF Drec
viii DO closed July "a and opened August IL. ios
SAMUEL TuORNE. Nloe. prc.ldoRI
JOHN >. BARN ~. secretary
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II 5oaga' q * ,oi M HeWIrf.5I lzeAanse2ace.
(lWYNNE & DAY, - Wall-st.. New York
~ e.t3 she 20 iT,stS Iga nos 5llA s and
GAS STOCKS.
All Nc york and Brooklyn stocks and also al kinds
Oh biOo@''' HI S.EORGE Il. PRENTISS,
10 BROA D-7t., And 35 EHChANG EPLACE
NrOTICE.-Whereas stockholders owuing more
= oneourh part OF the capital stock o. the NIoS
PtCIFIC EAILtJAD COMPANY have euy applied IN
ynS 20 t t6 he I boers Of aid cS9io'lv TOT
te purpose by Vote o the IT,
sent dissent nom the Attic es 81 mon ard
ana the Denver alnc at,,%ay an Iess1pn - 9as %
S.ef Of more than rs OF ne soos IN tho Union
Pacific IA road Company has oeen given 90 saa Articles 81
meeting ot he stockhQders be ce t1at snch assent De
Ing Of ne company held for that purpose m
lon president Of tie sad Pacific Railroad Company,
by order o. me Bra o. DR. eor hGre2y cal Peea 0 6ido
Of The mon Paeinc Railroad GomRmy n me ity Of o1
the ~ O'Clock aud O'Clock NJ OF said day
or The purpose OF deerinn by vote Of me SAM corpora
ana Consolidation dated January "a $50 copy OF which
original Of winch l. he and can be seen at tho comDanys
Given my hand this an day Of NAY A. p 1880
President Onion Pacinc RslIroAd company
NesrlY All stecEho ders having already assented to
the consolidation tie purpose OF the proposed meeting Is
TREAsUEER's OFFICE, 81 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK, July p, 1907
T'HE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Company
1850. THhO. T. WOOD Treasurer
VIO THE BONDHOLDERS of the UTAH
! WESTERN RAILWAY MPANY.-NOTICE Is
Bdndaoiarrs Of the Utah wEsrEBN RAILWAY C6M,
have proceedings 10 treclose the mortgage.
appoint for that purpose has ceen signed by large
majority OF the Dondholders.
applying at the orice Of HE UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK at NO. IS Broad way \ ew, York CITY.
BondhOder. please deposit their bonds with sad Trust
Company used BY trustee In the purchase Of che
agreement an receive Deposit Receipts transferable
by Endorsement. signed Oy SID Trust Company
10 eave their bonds Tor examination &C. and re.
ceiv- ther certificates the following day ~
r n BASsETT.
Trustees of Mortgage OF Utah Western Railway Co.
NEW YoRK July % A d., 1850
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
Of NEW'YORk-
No IL NassaG-st. corner VI Pins-st
CAPITAL, Sl.OOOOOO IN L. 5 BONDS.
Allows interest deDosiJA returna0e Oh demand as
specned dates IL legal depository money paid into
Court Is authorized U act Executor Administrator
Guardian any other pOsuon OF trust Also Registrar
Transfer Agent OF Stocks and Bonds and a. Trustee Tor
HENRY T. sPAULDING President
BENZ q. sHEkAAS, Vice Prssli,nx.
C. II P. BABCOCK Secretary.
BOARD Or ThUsrEEa
Jonathan rhorna JACOB ID. Vermilys,
Isaac \. Phelps Geo. Aacculloch IslSe.
Chas. g. LandOn, A A. Low.
Edmund w. Corils. Amos K Eno
Erel'k II. COssJt Chas o.. FrInsxiyl
Vim. III. Appleton. VIM IA. Weoo.
Gustav scGawL J. PierpOnt Morgan
DAVID DowA Perry r. Pyna
Martin Bates Henry F SplMunS
VIM. Alien Butter. DAVID Volts Bsnop
James +. Wallace, cornelius " B.lss
Benz. b. sherman.