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be collected and presented to congress, and an
appropriation will be made covering the entlre
amount. The bin of the PeuneylVania Rail
road company will be large item. It is stated
that the cost of laying the track to Elberon WAS
Sc, 900 while on two occasions special trains
were furnished aud the entire line cleared. The
next big item will be the doctors fees: The
stated to be about 1925, 600. while Drs. Hamll
ton and Agnew will charge 81 {, 900 each. Pr
Reyburn will also receive large fee Ihe
other two doctors (Drs. Barnes and Woodwaro)
were, during their attendance upon the Rresi-
dent, in the employ of the government Whe.h-
or they will receive any extra compensation
will depend upon congress.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-10-13

A German scientist has discovered that
insane persons, placed in blue glass room
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-10-13
n OF INVESTED BoNDE.
$1O5,ON
Grand tQtols lsl;7laooos 900 $18s 900 s2o52co

The following are the names Of the horses
lately bought by Commodore Kittson out of the
stables Of Il: W. Jerome Of New York: Blue
Lodge ~, by Fellowcraft, dam Bonnie May.
Mrs. Chubbs (3), by Wanderer, dam Mamie
Mcdowell Beside l2l BY Lesmington, dam
Emily Fuller. Heck ~, BY Leamington, dam
s Sister Of Mercy NJ Tenawanda (0, -by Reform,
dam Madge. Ii Belle N. (2),by Reform, dam
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of and other serious injuries inflicted, from
which he died while the doctors were attending
him. He WAS about fifty years old and leaves
4 family.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-10-13

for few hours, will become wonderfully
soothed and quieted by the influence of the
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-10-13

Glass of Claim. No.
Original invalid pension. n...-..............l, ,O4O
Increase. invalid pension. Observation-Disclosures. 122
Widows pension. ......................,,, 1O7
Orphans pension ......................... 81
Mothers pension. ........................... 1O8
Fathers pension. ....................... SO
Brothers and sisters' pension: 3
Arrears Of pension, act Of January 20, 1879. 80,
Restoration to rolls. .................... 18
Bounty and arrears of pay (by the SOLDIER. III
Bounty and arrears Of pay (by hers). ......... 81
Communication of rations ns..................... IL
ri1Ao AuoueE..'. 80. .....' .:::::.....
Pension, accounto service war OF '1S12... 8
Three months pay Mexican war. ar............ 2
Certificates Of service from adjutant general
u - a. ..... .... ............
New pension certificates Original lost) ...... 2
Miscellaneous claims. >. ....................... 33
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,SG6
during current year, amounting to $1OO, 1852. 35;
III new claims filed to date; :}5 claims have been
rejected: % certificates Of service have been is
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-10-13
Megara. Cadeau (2), by Ieamington or Reform
dam Nemeais Bashi Bazouk (0, by War
Dance, dam Minnow. TN ~
The Status of State Pension Claims.

The following Is list Of unsettled pension claims
Of all classes fled in the various departments at
Washington by tho adjutant general State of Min
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-10-13
MINNEAPOLIS.

FLoUs-The decline in wheat in the general mar
of buyers somewhat Still the demand daily alb
serbs the current make and the staple remains firm
at lat" prices: Fancy patents. 81 :5Og9.75 per
$50 per Dbl.
FEED-Bran was quiet and firm at $l2@12 SO
per ton: coarse meal, $3.50 26 per ton; mixed feed.
$25@26 per ton; car of feed sod at $25.
WHEAT-The Millers' association rate was u,-
chaneed: No. l. 81 36;. No: 2, $l.33. Street
prices rs are given at 81 3e for No. 2 and at 81 SO
No. hard reported at 81. AS per bu: car between
No and brought $1.37
CoRN-Mostlv nominal at G597Oc per bu. by
OATs-sales of car No 3 at 4sc: car No. 2
mixed at SOC: some cars Of Nc. white offered at
RYE-Quoted at about so@e2c per bushe., but
no Sales
BARLEY-sales, car No. 3 at e4c: car extra
Chicago and Milwaukee Grain.
MINIATURES, Oct. 7.-Flour, quiet but firm
S1, What H. weak; seive and lower No; 2hard. nom
$432 FebrassS sensst $i:41s NJ g. '1$sps5S: $is3:
No No. 4 and rejected. nominal: Corn. lower: No. 2.
81; 1Ot2. Barley. lower: Noe, 81 bid. Pro-
visions. lower: mesa pork. SIS SO cash and
October: o. $l9.2o January Lard. prime steam.
hogs, lower: Sc 1O4G.7O. Receipts-S,62 bbs
-four, 23.200 bus wheat, 29. $50 bus barley. Ship
ments-oo49 men So bbls -four. 10000 bus wheat, 90
CHICAGO. Oct; 7.-F1our, quiet steady. Wheat,
$1.37+ cash e: and October; sl.47k bid November;
$l.24: Corn, unsettled, active, weak and lower: over:
No: 2. 63Ac October; G3ssc bid November:
$3.50 bid December: n Sac May: rejected, 81 iac
46A@ 465sc October; 45hc November; 45Zc
December: 1880 May, Rye. dull and lower:
81 f5sn nscsm%dr and oc,SeDss; $l2
SIS; Is cash; $1s. .1osMis Is October: 81 g. loo
Is Is 12M NsyemhsE: % @ $5s@1elo December: s1s
and lower: $1l.75 cash and October: ST.. .solo
gl1: 80 November: $l1.97le@l2 December:
$ll.7Q@l1.75 the year: 81 2. SOC IL. 321. Janu-
s.. 80: do clear. $lo:s5: Whisky. easier: s1.is.
ihece'pts-flonr; 1000 bbls: wheat. $4,000
lys ous bq; Ss
Flour, 10000 bbs: wheat, $4,000 bus; corn,
52eoo1 be: 6.r1sr bus: Eats & ceooo bus; rye S,o94
eember Corn, 34c November: S4iec Decem
ber: 7oNc May. Oats. 44a4c November: 45lec
as
Live stock.
CHICAGO. Oct 1.-THE Drovers' Journal re-
pczes; 96G hos.IReceipts $4,000 head; shipments
light, sc. SOC so: choice heavy, Sc sO@72O
Cattle -Receipts, 5000 head: shipments. 5000
7:55: good to choice shipping. $5.60@62O.
sheep-Receipts, $4,000: shipments 100: strong
and higher: common to fair western, $3@4: good
to choice. scarce at 81 5O@5.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. z-Cattle-Receipts, $500
head: shipments, 1900 head; demand for shin
ping steers continues, but few came in. The slight
supply to-day was butchers' CATTLE which sold ven
ranging At $3. 25@425 for cows and heifers: grass
Texans scarce and firm; good to choice So 4O04:
So. .5O@3. 9heep-Receipts, 600 head.
shpments. 900 head: dull; good to fair, &3. ESQ
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MINNESOTA NEWS.
THE METHODIST APPOINTMENTS.

Appointments by the Methodist Conference OF
Minnesota for the Ensuing Year.
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-10-13

of '7S.
U. S. Gs.......
Missouri 6s. -.
U. 8. 4s.......
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MIR. BRADLEY AS AN UMPIRE.

The other day went into MIR. Bradleys
store. II recollect Alright. it was day or
SO after the Fourth of July.
Mr.. Bradley is engaged in large whole
sale business, and generally scores of clerks
are to be seen behind the counter OF his
extensive store.
But on the occasion of which speak no
clerks were visible. For hustle and busi-
ness the store was like sarcophagus.
Only Mr.. Bradley was present.
And Mr.. Bradley, I must say, presented
very disreputable appearance for man
his mercantile standing.
One eye was covered completely by q
green shade, while the other exhibited
evident marks of confusion: in fact, a
beautiful circle Of black and blue encircled
the optic.
His arm was in sling, his nose was
bloodied, and pair of crutches were lean
ing againsta dry goods box near by.
10 SUN up, he had the appearance of q
prize-fghter just returned from a, hard
fought contest in the ring.
Hello, Bradley!" saluted I; "what ails
you? Have you been the victim Of a rail-
road accident?"
''No" growled Bradley.
MET with boiler explosion?"
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-10-13

At Bird leland, James Brown, while intoxi
struction train was switching. One leg WAS cut
The Northern Pacific farmer., 1881-10-13

Gen. Daniel Tyler was . first lieutenant Of
the First artillery, consisting of LOO men
in 1924, when the regiment received IAfay-
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corroN MARK Er.-nY rELrGnApn.


LIVERPOOL July 7-l23O D. m.-Cotton- Market steady !
Middmg Uplands CsIed Mldng orleans cad sales, 10000
cepts. none. FuturesU pands. Low Midng clause July
asy e do Jay 4 Ensi Gs o and a
October delivery 0sd DO do November and December
eSo; Middiing Orleans, G'ti Mdding uplands I'd;
'"ut blinds Pow Mldi"g canse July dc%@ os
do September october delivery 6isd. tutnTes dun
cludcd $50 bales American.
Low M Mfn cS y Stos and N"Sambrr delivery
AUGUSTA. July COTTON duii MlddulnR SC; Low
Mddne lOc Good Ordinary, &c. receipts 10 bales sales
BALIMoRr. July COTTON steady; Mddng, II 'c' Low
bales; exports Britain 70l bales coasiwisc, 500
bales sales sn9ers % bales Slo's dDId oai Low
Mlang, lo'.ci Good Ordinary o'c'net receipts 900 pa's
CHARLESTON, July 7.-Coton quiet Middnng l0ac; Low
Mddng. lOl2c.i Good Ordinary o'4ei net receipts ~
bales sxrorts coastwe Glo bales sales 100 bales soo"
CIYcISSAr, July 7-cotton quiet Middlins, l99lc Low
shimpeDts, ol7 bales stock, laos bales.
ia da rana2y net rea"pa va bales
exports eoastwise sob bales sales 20 bales STOCK %'Oo
LOUISVILLE July 7-Cottoa quiet Midiling, loec ,...
MkNrHs July COTTON quiet Mdding. PC, receipts
l4,4 bales. -
MOBILE July 7cotton qme, and steady Middiing
cepIs, 22 bales sales 100 bales; STOCK 300 bales ~
Jy ood r mnTT ,"d nea rdcps
$50 bales gross 6oS bales to France 4es2 bales
NORFOLK, July COTTON steady Middling. lose; net
receipts 800 bales exports coastwis 14O bales snleS
PmiiAnELG July 7Dcotion steady; Mdding, &c. Low
gross io bales; spiues Coz bales; stock,
Middlng Good Ordinary, sac net receipts lol baios
exports costwse, III bales sales 20 bales storA eooa
wnmNGroS. July 7.-Cotton quiet Miidlng l0asc' Low
Middlne Sssc. Ordinary 4c receipts, bales
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s Mew nImer at 52a Cottonseed onycew
fdvEHrn rpen1 me at London steady &C 34ed
for Extrs Saiy I-l2;So n.-Beef ll91d tierce
Midalss Oh Amercan Bacon 49, per for Long Clear
faiiow, -3aL Lard,
AIIf orleaH. Pork IA per Dbl for Prime
50I ner tssoo p Calcutta Linssed. 1850. n
Spirits Of pI nTM eined Petroleum. e7s@7d gallon.
sT Tosn np,f'i I. Petroleum cum sSsiad gallon.
c eor STnruga pelarzing s6sn 2 Tor Cna
ANTWERP July 7petroleum, Is francs co confines &C.
hn pse ame1can Wilcoxs Lard chsed at i4i francs
nHoahgs'' July 7-wilcoxs Lard closed al So marks
ns BtSES Jp,y 7-wcoxs Lard at sc VI arks e5
nAvRE July 7-wlcoxs Lard closed at 10 francs 50
BnEaEN July 7-petroleun. marks e5 pfennings
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LINE STOCK MARKET

NEwYoRK July 7-BEEVES-Fresh arrivals were 30 cars
on Az h.nd2o cars OF xport attic tor Mr. Eastman aud
over from Yesterday Wee not pnt sale, and there
business at etho OF the market places very IN
offerings changed hands at nm carly hour Cherokee and
Texas Beef sold ut B2asc; Colorado
ooe NAIVE 40 AT 81 zoe large quantity Of good Beef
was smrptd 10 the seaside and
shipments today LOO quarters ~
csses Mutton Oh Inc City OF BRUSSELS by Messs sherman
IVES-ReceIps including lac yesterday
~ mead 100 al COth-st, IA
Washington Market Butchers xi0us To got control
oi the
early sales and In fact all transactions NJ M
an 81 &c per ~ but the market closed with
ots OF Grassers erN ing. uttcrmik
mdXed are quoted at i.a3c. straight lot of Ruternl
nun VeAs M xeh at se and Common To strictly Choice
sac 81 DO 1868 ~ ii4e 2S2 DO lew Veas II h. at 81 80;
ID do. lG0 10 ut nc; Veals, 1875 H. ut &C.
Dllenback Dewey sold AZ nttcrmlk Calves, 176 NJ nj
sas - Fed Calves, 23s H. At l9o do &c
%ess l6 h. at So DO l63 u, at &c; do l46 62c
so 90 100 No. at re- lodo l34 h. Mt 7ac IL do. 1873 b. at
&c l22 DO l7s at do, 1888 H. at 4lc do is ID. at
DO ls2 n nj 4'c Il l6e 4a.c IL Mixed do. I5& N.
a. %s " 49, e q, e. 'aG slippery yeas e a" &c
c do la2 ~ at 1906 10 lao 7a.c II DO ib,
at 7ao; 2do. 40 b. at SO.
u,d Buckingham sold Noals l5- ID mt To.
Jelie, Wright Hoag Co sold 266 Voos H. at 7Ssc;
90 90 ~ No. at '2ci do 80 No. at 81 80 Is do AZ D. at
4i2c 2 iuttermtk Calves. lao 10,
a re OPS sold . Neals n. at 62c do LAB p, at
TAG do, 1913 II, Sc; 500 I2S h. at &c ~ "''
c Kirby 4 CO sold 10 Veais 100 NJ at 7ic; Buttsrnik
X b. Poucher sold; l4Jcrsey veas 1870 to 30 H.
SHEEP AND LAMBs--R Receipts were aoia cars a.5s'
head cars at Jersey CITY. 81 6Otsi
~ Washington Market Total Saturday l0,76S head
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$50. 100000
Chicago, Louis New orleans Railroad FIVE
PER CENT SEVENTY YEAR GOLD LOAN. now offer .lle
subscriptions 1871 and interest roscving the
right TO advance the price without notice.
This loan authorized by the Shareholders Of the Com
pay consolidate the existing debts, without Increase of
large reduction of interest charges
the franchise entire property OF
Company. including the and all branches and
extensions hereafter authorized
and franchises. lands. equipment other
property acquired in connection with its railroad
for the purposes of its Incorporation.
issued bonds registered certificates
of payable gold coin OF the United states Of
the present of weight and nenes the principal in
1901 per cent per Jane 10 and
December without deduction from either sad principal
levy assessment imposed upon the
premises franchises property hereby conveyed or upon tie
principal and said bonds. either by the United
states America the states of louisiana Mississippi
Tennessee Kentucky either of them town city
or county therein"
The ILLINOIS Central Railroad Company twotbirds OF
of this and controls the
tiops Ohio River the City OF NeeOr
leans adopted its through connection from New
Orleans Ia II. Louis and Chicago
Bonds of The Illinois Central railroad
pany received by the undersigned at llOa and
subscriptions
Lou Orleans Gold Loan
Further particulars may be HAD upon application to
WiNsL0W, LANlER & co.
20 Nassaust
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". y. NVItfAN,
EDM L y u ID. RANDOLPH,
1EKAsUEERs OFtlCE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.
NfwlofGI June -. 1851.
TNIIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COM

PANh has under the right reserved IL by the
its Six Per Cont Currency Redemption Bonds due october
1890 (o tho First dated February 1864
Series dated october l. soil. rendered payable
of October 1881 the bonds of numbers stated below.
all OF said Redemption Bonds outstanding,
s2,5OOooO The Illinois Central Railroad hereby
gives notice that 1t Will the sad Bonds 10
it, treasurer At No PA Broadway in the City OF New York.
with 10 cent added thereto said first day Of October.
and interest viii from that day and the said
bonds by their terms payable after that day viii be
void, and must be surrendered with the bonds SOO
be paid bonds OF the denomination 81
5000 for each said bonds the
$500
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aeaihst 2253O head fer the corresponding time last
W t Inc receipts light demand good and tone
~ MARKER hrmer Advices Pttsbr9 and Bufaio
49, WI tn strengthen sellers Views
n t ote wllnng to pay Tie prices than
ar Inc STOCK both sheep aud Lambs s1
Sc psgvions prices Poor to Prime sheep sold
h.eiaye zen IN Eastern Ohio by Kentucky and Vr
atios sold % 6faDolsc.; deck load
60 so,a anu ~ tale aud Jersey do at 7aso9lsc
H. at SIG 7e n st Dewey sold - kentucky sheep 80
sucks 100 b. at Be; 20 State earnings No. nj 5ic s ZEN
lambs 3s h. at lc less 81 the at
b, at &c. ~ ''' -" w. az "4'' 40 W. 20
,iiaenbeck Davis sold: 10 Kentucky Ewes 100 NJ Mt
o,at 40 - 10 at bc Bucks ~ ID, 3c, II IN
l45 do 81 n, at '' " ~ w ~
JUDD q Buckingham sold 2ls Virginia Lambs SO n at
go 10 stare do 81 H. AT &c; state Ewes III ~ att
M * ldcock sold 1873 Ohio Sheep, % DO; l77 do
s az oc 229 do So ID, at ac; 26 Kentucky Lambs 81
10 ~ 200 do 62 TO- at 7ic 1877 Virginia do 81 h. at &c
sew do ' 81 d. al 4c ITO Maryland do 81 D at sac; SO
Newton q Holmes sold 1916 Ohio Sheep, 81 H. at &c;
Hrslna wes "a ID, at 4c l24 Kentucky Lambs 81 H. al
4c ~ do - ID. at T2c 23l Sc h. at 7ic 10
a." 81 No. az Sc 2o6 do 81 H. ut &c: 217 do H. Siac 26
Jelline Wright Hoag g. On sold. Of Iersev .rhs r, ~
- - "'''N1 '"""io'' ot D
diot,S-Receips - OF $50 head-9 cars at
4gtst ana City Total since SATURDAY
i9o mead against 20553 corresponding time
,at Mceh niaugheIers pad SO 80 100 Chicago
IrstoIdy and would have bought several here
uy ~ no ~ 20 TO $6 80 for good Ohio Hogs
prominea. anslterer sad We expect get sioc on
we ca tel rs the future OF the entirely in the
hands of sp culators." ' 80 ~
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IIvxRrool July -rork-nnme Mes'cltastern steady
Western, steady 10. Bacon-Cumbcrand Cut,
steady at ~ short RID steady at 4b6d' Long Gear,
Cut steady 56 shoulders duh at 80. Becfin Mesa,
none here Extra Mess lmer NJ l2Os Prime Mess hrmer
Lard-lrime Western, steady NJ 3tt.
Talow-Prime city, steady 30. 1urientine-SpiI1ls,
80 Cd Eosi-Fnc rm Mt l06d; Common, steady
OF BOD Cheese American Choice. duh al bo ard
No. l. White. steady AZ o7t. spring, No = steady
atHsd; New Winter Western steady NJ HlOui New south
ineT, sleayal lOd CornA ed Oh steady AZ 0L9i
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MAnKErs.

IOSDoS. July 7-2:3O for money and
ana lo FOR the account Erie, 474 Illinois Central
tariO aud Western BIZ. ~ -' 49,
loNpos, July $3.50 y. m.-Atantic and Western
nist mortgage trustees certificates 81 second
Pennsy vanla Central, 81. ~ ~ -
LONDON July 7-90o m.The proportion Bank Of
England reserve liability lastw week WAS As
per cent now "a per The bullion of Eng
land has decreased As II 900 during past week
PARIS, July ID m.The weekly OF the Bank
l,35O.0oO francs silver 49, "' ~
LONDON, July 1880 m-Paris quote three Der
Is quoted at 81 sd per ounce ~ 49,
PARi-. July 7-5 u. m-Exchange On London % francs
3OA times Tor checks.
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There was more doing in railroad bonds than there
has been lately, and for issues an active de-
1nand was developed at advancing prices. Missouri
Kansas and Texas general mort cages from 9Gl.
to 9Slt the first consos being quiet at 1Ol2d lO5
and the seconds higher at s60So7s. Boston Hart
dSru anu fo, SOL to S35 Sal o%T ~ ~ ana
c. first incomes rose from 1854 TO 7sas IS. Erie
second consos were dull at about 1O3la
and Rome. Watertown and Ogdensburg iirsis
were l. higher at 1882. st. Louis aud
Iron Mountain new 5s were active and
cned to 94's, the first incomes rising from 100 to
1O1. New-Nork Elevated frsts weresteady at / 6ss
and Metropolitan frsts 3s higher at 1O0l2 St. Paul
consols sold at 131 and trsts, Southern Minnesota.
at 10sli a los. st. Paul and Omaha consols Iecov.
cred TO 1919. Texas and Pacific incomes were dull
and steady AT 81, and firsts. Rio Grande Division
Il lower at l01 Northern Pacific general mortgage
were active at 104 1O4. against 1O32 yesterday
Annexed are the closing quotations
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# tho market. and which undoubtedly
was ST. operating until the early part
of last week. There were large and continued pur-
chases of Western Union, but since, with transac-
tions amounting 81 500 shares the price rose only
from 913s 70 92i2, the irresistible conclusions are
that the selling was good rs the buying,
end that unless the transactions were hctlon,
there has occurred large and important change oil
oynership Northwest from 13Oid Isl osd
1313s-allcged TO be because of reported increase
of $500 46S for the company's earnings in June
ithe gain for the six months Is only
S466 O75l-but the stock seemed to be
moved by the same persons who purchased Western
Union And Central Pacific received from the same
source an impetus that advanced its price from 1888
TO 997s. But Central Pacific has in its favor the
declaration of the expected dividend of per cent
payable August l. The lainder of the general
market was with out life or animation. The trunk
line shares dropped, the coal stocks were barely
steady and the Southwestern list was dull. The
Quicksilver shares were active, and the preferred
stock sold up to 75i207ii2. The market generally
closed duh and not strong
Government bonds excessively dull but gen.
orally steady in prices. The final bids for the l2s
are higher than last evening, but for the continued
Is they ls lower. The market closed quiet ut the
annexed quotations:
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Ricer Vessels ant Rtikrotts
NEw-YOpK Thursday. .Iuly z. 1891
GENERAL MARKET REPORT,


COTTON-spot Cotton quiet and unchanged; sales, 63l
bales Goa bales including 800 81
spinning Delivered 300 bales. Receipts at
the to-day $3.50 bales. against 1868 bales this day
last week, 2OGS bales september J.,
664 209 bales against 4,SGs,335 bales during the same
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CHICAGO July 7.-HOGs-Rcce 81, head shin.
ments 5000 head general 0ury Tor
rat Mixed sold NJ T60-6 30 Choice Heavy 30
Packers and shippers, share competition hest Heavy
s. 90. - 1890 - INV ''' ""~
CATTLE Receipts. 6,f00 head shipments, 800 head
ma k.t s,rons and aotiyej exports $685. - Good 10
50 90; Native Butchers steady 20dSi % Lsyht
steers 81 6od$5 20; sockers and Feeders 2OaSi Is
Grass Texans and iiImer
mon 10 Fair, S30Si - Good 10 Choice 80 80 1874 30
sEEP-Receipts, 500 head shipments, 1850 market
actse and hrm Common TO Medium "a 81 10 Good to
Choice, 40 - 30 all sold. -
81 LOUIS, July 7-CArr1E-Recepts. 2 900 head snlp
nehts, 300 head all good
S6G96 70; Heavy Shipping, 50 5Oa$6; Light do, s5e
- W alive Butchers ~ 49,: Choice Tex
50 500Ri ' - 49, 49, ~ - o
sHEEr-Hecoipts, head; Shipments 900 head market
active and firm at $50 81
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CoN~RoLI1ss's OFFICE, ALLYGHrSY COUNTY,
PlIissuRG, June az, 1851.
NOTICE 10 holders OF bonds
OF the county Of Allegheny.
State Of EeDnsyiVania:

The Sinking Fund Commission OF County Of ALLEGHENY
State Pennsylvania by virtue authority vested in them
by act Of Assembly approved the % day April d. Is6S
do hereby notify the holders Allegheny County Bonds Tat
bonds numbered and dated follows wit No 30 Sc 81
80 40 a. - as. - ~ ~ 81, - 3d. 81 S. g. g. c.
&C. g. 6s g. 20 a. - 7s IA 5 IS 10 So S. So S. So
90 all dated January 1863, maturing Janaarr lsss
viii be paid at the oce Of the
County Controller. Ptsburg Penn until the lst day Of
August ISL. interest shall cease UPON sald
bonds
J. y. McCUNF
JOHN HARPER. tSinSiar raad Cosnmitfaa
Go. ALEXANDRA \
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100 OPP opFI6E or rGE MESc.sTHn TRUST Co,rAsr.


y n. Nh
SACRAMENTO. June !. 1851.
VIII NEAS there Is on tllS day he
snn o. one HUNDRED and three thousand slo3oo0 dollars
orna entitled an act 10 prov ae for the payment
FUNDED Indebtedness the
funded debt for that April
apart for the redemption % tiN Bonds state issued
under The provisions of said
the Of one hundred thousand = s0OOl dol
lars the sinking of
bonds commencing with number % and up 10 number
one hundred and three lO3D inclusive, being
anu thfee 100 bonds of one thousand ~ 900 dollar e-c
And II such bonds numbered above shall
Tor payment and cancellation at the
ton which expires the September Isl then
Such Will the
charge snch bonds whenever
no interest after the nis day of september. 1881.
JOHN WELL, SIalo Treasurer.