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New-York tribune., 1867-06-27

offer the public The first question asked by prudent
investors is, Are these bonds securci" Next, "Are
they profitable investments" To reply in brief:
First: The early completion othe whole great line to
the Pacific is certain any future business event
can be- The Government grant of over 100000
acres of land and $50 OOO0 900 in its bonds practi
cay guarantees it, Onefourth of the work is already
done and the track continues to be laid at tho rate
of two miles aday.
Second: The Union Pacific Railroad Bonds are is
sued upon what promises TO be one of the most profit
able lines of railroad in the country For many years
it must be the only line connecting the Atlantic and
Pacific; and being without competition, it can main
tain remunerative rates,
Third S16 miles Of this road are finished and fully
equipped with depots locomotives cars, &c, and
two trains daily running each way. The mate
rals for the remaining l41 miles to the eastern base
of the Rocky Mountains arc upon the ground, and it
is under contract to be done n September.
Fourth: The Union Pacific Railroad Bonds can be
issued only as the road progresses and therefore can
never be in the market unless they represent bona
fide property.
Fifth: Their amount is strictly limited by law to
sum equal to what is granted by the United States
Government, and for which it takes a SECOND lien as
its security This amount upon the first 57 miles west
from Omaha is only $4,000 per mile.
Sirfh: The net earnings of the sections already fin
ished are seraal times greater than the gold interest
upon tho First Mortgage Bends upon such sections
and if not another mile of the road were built, the
part already completed would be profitable TO the
Company.
SeUenLh: Tho fact that the United States Govern
ment considers second lien upon tho road good in
vostment and that some of the shrcwdest railroad
builders of tho country have already paid in OOOOOO
upon the stock (which is to them third lien, may
well inspire confidence in first lien.
Eighh Although il is not claimed that there can
be any better securities than Governments there arc
parties who consider first mortgage upon such
property this tho very best security in the world
and who sell their Governments to reinyest in these
bon1s-thus securing greater interest.
Ninth; As the Union Pacific Railroad bonds are
offered for the present at 90 cents the dollar and
aeerned interest they the cheapest security In
the market. being IS per cent less than u s. Stocks
T.stE: At the current rate of Premium on gold.
they pay over NINE PGg CENT INTEREST.
Tic daily subscriptions are already large and they
will continue to be received in NewYozk by the Con-
tinentd National Bank, No. Nassaa-st; Clark
Dodge s. Co. Bankers No. 81 Wall-st. John }. Cisco
& Son. Bankers No. 20 Psi-Jt.. and by Banks and
Bankers generally throughout the United states, OF
whom mapS and descriptive pamphlets nay be ob-
tained. JOHN }. CISCO treasurer NeN-'oi~'
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
UI.EIM MD MININU
FIRST BOARD.
NHi HlltAIl
SAILS.
SecOad CAN.
LIneficaii Flag
WKpNEsDAY, Jnne 2f-P.M.

WEDNESDAY June % p. N.
Gold opened at 1884, sold down to ISl, and closed
at 1881. The cearings at the Gold Exchange Bank
were $39,9l2,OOO and the balance s1l96l79 SO. The
Persia took ont s52 296.
The amount of gold to be disbursed by the Govern
ment on interest account OIL the st of July is $ls
100000 sum sufficient in the absence of an export
demand TO give the premium downward turn.
Government stocks continue firm and in good in
yestment demand. Tho 1908 steady at l06.3106
for all issues The August issue is much reduced
and the Treasury Department gives itself no concern
about them. Border-State stocks are steady,
Tennessee 6s, new, sold at 67 At this price, taking
nothing but the railways as security. it is the cheap
est railway investment on the list. The niscella-
neous shares were strong in sympathy with the rail
way shares and good deal of business was done in
them. The general share market opened with great
excitement and larger attendance OF specu-
latOrs was shown than for a long time. Tae
sales were upon an extended scale, and prices,
though feverish, advanced steadily mp to noon.
Operators for upward turn argue that the condi-
ton of the gram crop is sufficiently well known to
warrant large buying which can be done readily un
der the existing ease in money. After the call there
were large sales to realize profits. and prices fell of
in many cases one per cent In the afternoon there
was o renewed demand from the bulls and prices
rallied quito sharply. After lthe open board
the market was dull and steady. and closed
steady at quotations. The following are the closing
prices New York Central. 103S103i; Eric, 6SiG63i;
Reading 1888 0lOSi; Michigan Southern, 74lG74i;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh. 79laS0t; Rock Island,
92!9g2l; North Western. 37s 037I; North Western
Preferred, eli0Git; Fort Wayne, lQltQQls.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

WEDNESDAY, June 26.-The cattle trade or ratb.,
the prOe OF the animals, has had great tumble The a.
cline began Monday, with 1850 head ON sale at Onebuo
dredthst M Prices decllnea ;gie , that day; Arrivals
count up 2O3 head, while the receipts at Communipaw
excluding one lot taken TO Bergen and few droyes sent
to One hundredths foot up 1883 making about 1000 40
far this week. and with several due Commuhipaw
10 at Hudson CITY, and hundreds expected at One
hundredths to morrow, the supply from Monday morn
ing until Friday night will not be much short OF s0a
That why cattle sS9s2 per head lower to-day than
they were last Wednesday. The decline Will average
about ito, and trade is called slow still taking the yePy
large numbers s0ldless than 500 holding over for to
mOrrow-it shows a large amount OF work. There was
good show of buyers at COnlmunipaw this morning
among them Dutchess and Wescheser Co fartners
looking for grazing stock They took very little however
butchers bidding above them New-Hayen buyers took
Prices generally ruled from 15A to l7c with few very
good at 17ic The quality upon the whole, was quite far
e. D. Alexander early disposed OF his 275 head cwt at
1sc average McBeth Ncholss drove OF 347 head 6 al
cwt, reported at 15i0l6ic., while 81 fine ewt Ohio
cattle for W. Snyder averaged c The outside price for
choice fat steers was 7 but very few went over l7c
AT Hudson City drove OF 2O9 fair 81 cwt Illinois steers
owned by b. W. Pury, brought l5@l6c with "a extra fat
81 cwt Kentucky cattle sold at II dl7c lot OF head
for r. Mccoy, 6a cwt Illinois steers brought lSel7c
while thin cattle, such l3i mixed Indiana and I'M
nOis steers, of cwt by Briggs Giett reported at
I30i5c, and some Ohio bulls at l2c.
Sheep count up 27H at COmmnnipaw, and 1888 e Hud-
son City far this week There three tho
former, and seven cars on the latter market this
ing all OF which disposed OF at 56c The feeling 10
little stronger for good sheep. MahOlm x Van Alta
sold 39s head at COmmunipaw yesterday for Tic. They
very good. IS Ohio sheep. Lambs worth
I0aI3c OF the sales being at ln12c 80 head Of So
each bringing the latter price this morning Three cars
expected ut COnmunipaw, and one car at Hudson
City for to-lgOrrow.
Hogs are selling slowly most OF the 1i cars the Com.
Hunipaw market this morning bringing &c, with few
AT
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
ommOn to Fair l2.sisc for Good 10 Prime and loc %,

Common to Fair; 12saiac for Good 10 Prime. and lc for
Grease.
TEAS-OolOngs are not very active but A. my held
Japans are inquired after to extent: Cer ara
moving rather freely, and we hear OF 2s,, half
chests at full prices. ~''V -
TAILow-The market is less active, but steady: satcf
Of 60,0OO 10 at 11I0llsc. '' s"ies
WOOL-The market for Domestic Fleeces eontipro T. a,
and depressed the business being limited and conhnd ~
small parcels In prices have particular chan 70
note but for the present they be regarded az
The closing quotations as follows Domestic FIeol
at for Native and onequarter Mcrnos lS5Ic To-
one-haf and threequarters do 52053c for full blood &
mos, and 60070c. for SaxOny Feeces; 3OaSTc Tor Nv
Pulled 40150c for Superne do and s55c for Etrs a.
18023c for common Unwashed California; 2taaos ~ ~
Fine do, lsG33c. for Texas, and American Combine y,
55065c We quote Foreign as follows South Amcr7csns az
at 3O934c for Common Washed; 32Gl2c. for IInwashs
Mestiza and Merino; 35a4Oc for Washed Entre pIna
25023c for Unwashed Creole l0946c for Washed CorS
Gillian at A03lc. for Unwashed Mestiza and Merino
Cape Of Good Hope, 359iOc for Unwashed: East Ind'
S556c for Washed and African at 2so3Oc for UEwasheS
and 3004Ge. for Washed.
WHISKY-1he market is steady In this district so..
Of 300 bbls Western at 36037c., in bond '"''s
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-BOfore Judg
BLATCHFoRD.

THE CHAMPAGNE CAsRS-TnE SUMMING UP
UAd Ss'e. g. ne s.': Of cssIpsS' WIN: :'isd S
This case was resumed pursuant 10 adjournment.
After some brief testimony by Mr. VIM G. Choate and
and % James B. Craig for claimants Mt sidney webster
of council for claimants, commenced 10 sum up He
~ Which Wines Of the Kind in Question should be In
voiced even expert appraisers in the Custom House
per case In relation 10 criminal intent under the
statute, Of claimants In shipping these wines at the
70 Be less than they ought to have Ss been,
such guilty knowledge has been shown by the evi
Sa %sss as sr.s the o o. SS %hdncS s
wines are exported How is that market price pc as
Their inability to positively arrive al the smouE Of he
socalled market price, but yOu called upon 10 pass
providing you satisfied that there such thing
market price then ascertain whether az the time Of
market price then existing and II 20 whether they were
30 inyosced with guilty knowledge Mr. Webster then
that no market price for the wines m question, in
3ss SsS SSS had also
tnvoaced the wine IN question at higher prices than they
express purpose Of S no caa or o1 sns .Ss
seizure OF their vince Interference with their business
sp' 1y x Se s1 % Sa Ia
produced the testimony Of six brokers OF Rheims who
wines No wine Of the nd in Question can be bought IN
Rhems Any wishing 70 purchase such wines there
s oSy RS for the S1 shows s
but IN evidence BY the 0oyernment in relation the
value Of the wines OF claimants they refer 70 Wines and
SsiSS u ,us1 70 Sb a. 70 srd no Just eS%PaOI Of
the oase said he would show that there were double
nor Attempted to- they knew thsy cosd not succeed apS
yet this assertion was made to prejudice the case with
The Court took recess.
Ater recess MI. Webster resumed his argument con
sent 70 France to ASCERTAIN the asf m ,1Sc agents
b'0tS VI wine conducted their business. pnd also II
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
SUPREME COURT-CRcUrT-Befo Justice BARNARD.
IMPORTANT DECISION AFFECTING INSURANCE. A"ENio
COMPANIES.

The People Of the state Of NewYek sgt RdEi NICK Hay
This was one of several suits brought by the AttOr-
neyeneTal of this State against various parties 10 OBTAIN
the peHalty Of violation OF provisions OF Cap 3C1 OF Laws
OF 1862 In respect obtaining insurance from companies
not incorporated by the laws of this State which have
neglected toodge the requisite security with the super
inteRdent of the Insurance Department ,
The defendant is Of firm OF insurance agents ana
famed from the Protection Insurance Company OF
Philadelphia" policy for Booth 1t admitted
the trial that tho Protection was delinquent com
many hut defendant insisted that he did not within
The prohibitions OF law the ground that he dd not
agent for the company but as fiehd morey oi
the ENSURED. - . -.
Plaintiffs counsel called attention TO tho definition OF
agency contained In the statute referred to- which as
follows "The term agent agents used in this section,
shall include acknowledged agent or surveyor or any
other person persons who shall In any manner ad In
traRsaoting the insurance business Of insurance COM
pany not Incorporated by the laws OF this state: -
Justice Barnard renders judgment In favor of paintis
for 500 and costs.
r. X Meade In behalf Of Attorney General for palnt-
irs: Judge Besworth and PTaucs ToS Tor defendant
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
THE MAi(KETH

l,r.fuy reported TRs TaiBUSK
WEDNESDAY June "a. .lBc1.
AsHEs-Th, market is quiet sor Pets at - 10. Peafs
ayr aca zee ana nominal.
EUIIDING MATERIALS are generally dull, but prices
saioH no particular variation; 30 quote as Ioaows;
RrTrks from yard" at - TJ0s1 for common
nard; ssas9 a1f6r Croton and SSf$55 for Phadofnha
Rront Cement ~ 81 90 for Rosendae Lime at 81 s1or
Comtuou and 81 for Lump; Latls - l2i Tor Eastern
Ism,er ut SO ds12 for Eastern spruce; HAIR at 80
sss fT Rio Crssds Mixed, 81 a32c. for Buenos Ayres
rs ed and iOGiIs for Unwashed Western Hog Plaster
Of p.rs at 81 y hin for Blue Nova Beotia, - 50 tn
fo, White do ~ lJY b for Cleaned llastorn. and " "
- sAl. for KIhckerDckcr and Empire ellis A.,
COrTON-Thcro has been rather ir@os doing. the az
being princi lly from exporters though t0 some
oxte from manufacturers Prices are without change
we r M quote eSsc for Mddlng Uiaands sales Oh
1900 Jaes. IL. l.. AT.
CC1FEP-Thero essential change tpadyise in this
markat tho demaui eth being Hight. ana Olders asking
about former rates ses late last eyenin<oI lO pags
Rio - % SharstOn" - ptiVatc terms. -
COArL-lhe public 9ale 81 60OD0 tuns ScreHton Coal an
nouncek for to-day took place this morning. under Ihe
anne endence OF Hr J. II. Draper Auc 1oneer Inc
ATTENDANCE large and the bidding sIfrted put tns
proes aItzcd show CONS rreguarty rs cOeipaIeo Win
the last Ssle. We she particulars with the COM
pulsoH %
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The rapid progress of the Union Pacific Railroad
now building west from Omaha. Nebraska. ana FORM
ing, with its western connections an nnbroken nhe
across tho continent attracts attention TO the value
Of tho First Mortgage bonds WHICH tho Company now
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27

Money on call is abundant at 5'96 per cent with
leans upon Governments at per cent In CONNER
cal paper no change. The July bank statements,
contrary TO the anticipation of financial authorities,
will cause no disturbance in money, but be made
with unusual care The banks in this city, by their
last statement show increase on their surplus of
reserve above the legal limit of nearly two millions
In the absence Of the agitation of financial topics by
Congress in July borrowers of money anticipate In
creased ease for the next four weeks
The following are the quotations for Exchange;
London, GO days, 1O9.01lOl; sight ll0s@llOl; com
mercial, 1O9t01O9}; Paris, long. 517i051Ss; long,
512lQ51O; Antwerp, 517l05l4!; Swiss, 5.17aS5139j
Hamburg, S6l03G3 Amsterdam, 4OiQ4l3 Frankfort,
4O;04li; Bremen, 7SsQ79 Berlin, 72072l.
The business OF the sub-Treasury to-day was
Receipts for Customs $4,000; for Gold Notes. sils,
0OO total Receipts. sll5Q,12i So; total Payments,
$s.2 ,1O1 o5; Balance. siSS,G3,os3 S5.
Freights TO Liverpool per steamer, 800 bales Cot
ton, at 5lGd and 1000 boxes Cheese at SOs. To Gas
Cow, per steamer 1900 boxes Cheese at S5s To Bre-
men, 400 tcs Lard at 15s.; 300 bbls Rosin at ls 3D.
and 80 hhds Tobacco at u.s. 6d'020s vessel to
Bremen with 1900 bbs. Petroleum, at s. 3D. and
Norwegian bark, to the Baltic, with general cargo.
on private terms
Tho Farmers Loan and Trust Company has de-
clared q semiannua dividend of five por cent, pay
able July 10.
RAILWAY EARyIyCs POp THE THIRD WEEK IN JUNE.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

PRICES.
Beef-Psr 100 y on total weight OF hide taTIow and
meat extra S4 756s6: first gpalty H 534 50; second
quality, sl3 50es1I; third quality, t2a$l3; Of the
poorest, buus, &cy $40 50Gsll SO.
Working s725 0S325; handy Steers s696$7oe, %
much according TO their value Cor beef
Cons and Young CdtUes-FaE quality, e5 $780, extra
s51S1l5 farrow and dry, $40.
SheepPer ~ live weight, 6Se; extra, 6.9Iicj sheep
and lambs, PEI head IN lots s. 5aDS3 10. /
Fat Ko0s-Per 10, 7g7tc. live weight; shOtes whon.
sale &c., retail, SoI0c. Pigs Wholesale eic. retail, 100
y2e.
Veal Calres-sSoe1g.
Hides-Brightoa, ,lOoIic. 70; country lots, 9e9is.
Tg1oc-Brtghton, 5b9s.c p 10; cosntry lots. 6iaTle.
PSis-Lambs, sos; shotn, CSC: Wool 81 z5Ss2 50.
REaARKsReceipts OF cattle oyes the Northern roadsr
23T about the last week: Western l,l4 OF 100
than last, and about 100 less frCsMaine Irade az
Cambridge dull and Of the few asthst market ssv.
er froYers were obliged 10 close QUE at Brighton Az
Brighton trade was n0Fs brisk, and nerhaps shade
bettey than last week bat a the same figures Possibly
the good dinners which eaten by DE 1000 or 5000
strangRrs who visited thcity last Monday as participants
iD spectators Of the Masonic display and rhe Pres
DENTAL Exhibition. may have diminished the amount Of
meat market someFxhat, and thus encouraged the
OutoheSs liberal parchases But when IL is re-
uenbered that not hth OF sold at the
BestOn market goes inside If Faneuil Hat, and that
largo part OF those who hoh their mea Aere saved the
purchase OF days supply at home less disturbance In
thenet market will be expected nom great an influx
OF ystoEs than might at first Thought bs anticipated
We have very little change therefore, to netice III tho
Rat the ship of the sheep dealers has sruck a snag.
When the rich Western and Kentucky ccru and blue
grsbfed sheep be bought ia Albany for 996tc d,
great prices be expected for common Northern
those which have raised crop OF wool. lambs were
sold RON 90 to 81 So the latter price for largest END
oldest selections. " f. Rice sold about the came gtade
Of T. yearings for &c. this week, &c. last Gnd &c. the
week before: also a. good old sheep, IS for &c. NJ
shacett sold small lot for a.; ~ Nash sod li gross
1875 for 4ic; o. L. Taylor ~ at s. 80 head Others
had not Sold handed them TO be marketed on
commission Old sheep worth lc. or plore n less
than last week Calves unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27

Money easy OF nc the banks and IN the outsdo
sources Of suppiy The demand for accommodation 10
neither large nor urgent, and borrowers In appfosea
credit who can satisfactory security, are reaay
Furnished with perary loans at g. with excepuona ae
per cent but little doing In dscounts put inc
hest dnble names are passed az legal rates The snare
market inactive and fav0rs buyers rather than sellers
although some Of the reported transactions are tnouSht
70 be more apparent than real
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27

ASCERTAIN the real prices market value 9i t",r Wits
-; Er"nce was entirely unreliable, especially Ia Ipatl"n
ia mo real value or sOcallcd market vauc cOl
wines at Rheims these agents having priced Wiz f
,ycto deorcr than those in controversy ana Niue
,noriscns lie also cOntcndcd that the prices III 70
Dares I'M question were higor than the ret prices hctn
III Inv claimants for their wines, sold either IN
dis or any oer country That there was any aTcos
In nc minls of the Jury s TO the prices In the inVoces
hei Iess than what they should have been tcy must
then pass upon the question of guilty ana Po m
eotfsfed bcToud doubt that such knowledge eNieeI h
f6e minds OF claimants, order TO give verdict fSr Io
Government. .,, ~, ,,oc,t tl,c
Court adiourned 10 this morning. at 10! O'Clock.
SAMUEL G Courtney, United states DistTrt M
Um ri Evarts Ethan Allen. Assistant Uhlle9 aiatoS
District Attorney and GrOsvenor Z. l9Yery, lor 'io
limited States Webster a. Craig lOr the claimants.
BANKRUPTCY BRANCH. -
potitioDo in Rankrnntcv were filed by the follow
ing persons: W. III. Caldwell, Orange County, N. IL
Edward r. Phelps White Plains, Westchester CV-Iuy'
n Y; James NJ. Palmer Canandaigua, Ohtailo NoSS
N w. and George W. Thompson of Sullivan county NJ l.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

JUN S-45s7 bbls Flour. 77s bbls Whisky 1sS2 bbs
Corn Meal IS sacks Corn Meal s.ls0 bush Com, sfx
bush Oats 90 pkgs. Ashes pkgs Beef lS9 pkgs Cut
Meats pkgs Lard. i5s47 Live Hogs, 1857 bbs Petro-
eum, 1,T70 pkgs. Butter, 1891 pkgs Cheese ssi boA
I,.,ra
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-Betore

UNITED VT 1'V'7'0
Commissioner WHITE
ST. CLAIR. THE ALLEGED CUsTom.HoUsk FoRGER
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL
In re The United States agt Alfred ST. Clair. 4,
st Clair il will be remembered, was examined
before Commissioners White on q charge OF presenting
six forged pay-ros the 3Oth OF last March, 70 al
Assistant Auditor in the Custom House. ,. g.
The Commissioner decided yesterday TO commit ot
Clair to await the action OF the Grand Jury,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27

ssnce JanuarY1 .tG,ol2.96s soissi.9ii soi.2sS72e
Tie imports fer the week shSH u considerable gain
both in dry goods and general merchandise; The
total being above i've and carter million dollars
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27

Since Jan. l.. .So.Gl5.t9o t5l.sl.io9 rsil99So5
Tho New York imports and exports from the com
mencement Of the fiscal yoaT compare as follows.
The imports u merchants given at their Dregn
cost in gold freight and dnty unpad the exports OF
produce arc given in thor currency valve at this
port and tie shipments Of specie at their tae value
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27


CosPrRoIL OFvIcs NASHVILLE June 1917
THE INTEREST on the debt of the State OK
falling due thelst Of Juy 1907 VII be paid tOe
G. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27

CTY Al LEahENf, IkEAukEks UIFIcB yoHs 10 Ig1T ,
NOTICE is hereby given to the HOLDERS
~ Of the SIX PER CENT MUNICIPAL BONDS Of ALLEGHBsn
CITY Pa Coupons said Bonds coming dae Ja 1901 VIA
aid at the Bauk Of PNsoars ne
Of Pittsburgh. Pa. d. hACfbkhoN, tiy IIessureI
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
financial.

CITY OF KE0KUK EIGHT PER, CENT
SEW.BONDSThe due above Boads July 1907 foe
Ccapon viii paid aud after July sstse CENTRAL
NATIONAL BANK
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-12-13
Brownlow and Tennessee.

Here il wbata Baltimore editor thinks
Of the beast 'In her gubernatOrial chair
a man fanaticised in depravity bigoted in
wiekedneas, crazed by violent passions.
rendered cruel, savage and bloodthirsty BY
cowardice and remorse-a slave Of vice
and fretful victim Of age, disease, and
maniac spasms renegade to his people
and race traitor to his friends. etc. p"
And here is what the Press and Times
thinks Of the said editor
''He deserves to be choked by having
one OF his ears wrapped around his neck,
and to be nailed up by the other in front of
his own Office as figure head for the dir
test billingsgate Journal IN Baltimore"