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Boston Live Stock Market.
BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFoRD
For the Week ending Wednesday, June 6. 1861
Amount of Stock at Market.


BEEF-Per 100 lbs on total weight of Hide
Tallow and Meat, Extra, Sl6,OO First quality,
$500 a $ 1870; Second quality, Sl4,5O SAB;
Third quality, Sl3, 90 a sl4,00; a few choice SIN
gle pairs s. s.; some of the poorest
Bulls, &C., S. S..
Working Oxen--S2O0 $500; handy Steers
$3.50 $500, or much according to their value fer
beef.
Cows and Young Calves Fair quality. $50
$50; extra, $85 Sis; farrow and dry, S45
Sheep-Perlb., live weight, 7 a Sc; extra, 91-2
93-4 cts. Sheep and Lambs, per head, in lots.
$500 $500.
Fat Hogs-Per h., 7 IL a cts, live weight.
Shotes-Wholesale, II a y cts.
! Veal Calves-S850 $780, in lots
| Hides-BrightOn, 9l-2 10 C. per d.; country
lots 9 - cts.
TaIlow--8 I-2cts per ID; country lots,6 a Sc
! Calf Skins-20a22c.
Lambs soc; sheared 25c; Wool, 81 % S2,75.,
REMARKs.-If the old adage that revolutions
never go backward" was literally true, and ey-
erywhere applicable, what would become of beef
eaters? One dollar a week advance in cattle
would soon raise beef beyond the reach of the
common people. At Cambridge, where there
were about $50 cattle, we thought that the adj
vance in prices would not equal one dollar hun
! dred. Mr. Geo. W. Jones who sold good oxen
to dress about 1900 lbs. each, for Is C. per ID.
one pair for ii ID c., and another pair for IA c.
thought it no more than IL c. per ID. higher than
the week before; Mr.. Batchelder who sold 6 oxen
for IA "a c. per TO-, thought he might have sold
some ofthem for l41-2 last week. There were
some extra oxen at Cambridge. Nj. Campbell
had from Canada, of superior quality, and Mr..
J. 0. Sanbourn of New Hampshire, had two good
carloads, some ofwhich sold at 16 C. There was
no Western at Cambridge. At Brighton the re-
ceipts were unusually light-only about 500 West
ern, II grand good cattle from Connecticut,
from Maine and few State cattle. The West
cru cattle were very good and nearly all sold at
ID TO Is C. per lb.-quite a number of the best
lots at the latter price. The whole number at
market is so small that the butchers appear to
buy with the belief that they shall be able to put
up prices on dead meat to correspond with the
! advance on the live stock. There were hardly
enough sheep on sale to decide the market-the
bulk were on commissiOn,-Dut no great change.
Veal trade quiet. Pork lower.
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A Painful Case of Piles Cured.

DOSAOIN, <Apiil Aos Aoo-'
L wish to spread abroad the great benefit have
derived from the PERIsTALTIC LozENGERS. l
have suffered years from the worst Piles, so
much so that life was burden. used eregy-
thing to no purpose until found the Lozengers;
in less than month was cured, and have only
to resort to them when costiveness returns, and
always find instant relief. S. c. NEAL.
For sale by J. s. HARRISON & CO., Proprie-
tors, No. fremont Temple, Boston, and by all
Druggists, or will be mailed on receiving 60 cts.
For sale hY WV. LnsLYN & Sous Barton. VI.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
yous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the eff
fects of youthful indiscreton WILL for the sake of
suffering humanity, send free to all who need it,
the recipe and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wish
ing to profit by the advertisers experience, can
do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN 40 Cedar ST New York
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PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Sold by all Druggists. 90
GRACE,s CELEBRATED sALYE.

From Mr. E. TUCKER, Depot Master at Sails
bury, Mass.
81 have been troubled for years with ba0
humor; sometimes outwardly, and sometimes
nwardly. During the pasr summer it manifest
ed itself more than usual outwardly, and used
your Salye. All signs of it have since disappear
ed, without affecting me inwardly, indicating,
think, the eradicating nature of the Salve"
SETH w. FOwLE & SON. Boston, Propretors
Sold by all Druggists, at 25 cts. a box. Sent
by mail for 35 cts.
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The attention of persons contem-
plating the employment of Steam
Power is called to the advertisement
of VIM. A. Harris, Of Providence, R.
l., which appears in another column.
The advantages possessed by the
CorliSS Engines in the regulation of
speed and economy Of fuel, are most
important, and we recommend all in
terested parties to correspond with
Mr.. Harris, and obtain fullest infor-
nation before purchasing elsewhere
SUsPENDED.-Rev. Mr. Fowler, who
has been on trial before his church
for the offence heretofore mentioned
has been suspended.
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CLEANSE THE BLOOD.

With corrupt, or tainted Blood, you
are sick all over. 1t may burst out
in Pimples, or Sores, or in some ac-
tive disease, or it may merely keep
/you list.ess, depressed and good
for nothing. But you cannot have
good health while yOUr blood is
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Iron in the Blood

The necessity of due proportion of iron in the
blood is well known to all medical men ; when
| it becomes reduced from any cause whatever, the
whole system suffers, the weakest part being first
attacted, and feeling of languor, lrssitude and
call goneness prevades the system. The rem
edy is simply to supply the blood with the neces-
sary quantity of iron. This can be done by
using the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
a protected solution of the protoxide of Iron
which is so prepared that it assimilates at once
with the blood, giving strength, vigor and new
life to the whole system.
To take medicine to cure diseases occasioned
| by deficiency of IRON IN THE BLOOD. with
out restoring it to the system, is like trying TO
repair a building when the foundation is gone.
| An eminent divine says: 81 have been using
the PERUVIAN SYRUP for some time past il
gives me newEvigor, buoyauey of spirit, elasticity
of muscle
Phamplets containing certificates of cures. and
recommendations from some of the most eminent
physicians cergymen and others, will be sent
| free to any address
The genuine has "PERUvIAN SYRUP" blown
IN the glass.
| J. P. DINSMORE, Proprietor.
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TERMS:
Homely Words for Homely Folks,

NOTICE.--The citizens of Barton who are in
terested in the purchase of fire engine for use
Hall, Monday evening, June 10th, at o'clock.
BENZ. MOSMAN.
&C. ROBINSON,
WIN, w. CIRCUIT,
and other citizens.
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Means for Construction.

When the Government determined
that the road must be built, it also
determined to make the most ample
provision to render its speedy con-
|struction beyond a doubt.
1st.-THE GRANT OF MONEY
The Government issues to the Con-
pany its Six PER CENT. THIRTY. YEAR
BONDS at the rate of $4,000 per
mile for the whole road, and, in adj
dition. for $50 miles across the Rocky
Mountains this grant is trebled,
making it $4,000 per mile; and from
the termination of this section to the
California line (about S9S miles, the
grant is doubled, making $4,000 per
mlle,-the whole amount being $44,-
2OS,OOO. These bonds are issued bv
the Government only on the compile
ton OF each section of twenty miles,
and after the Commissioners appoint
ed by the President of the United
States have certified that it is thor
oughly built and supplied with all the
machinery, &c, of a frst-class rail-
road. The interest on these bonds
is paid by the o. S. Treasury, and
the Government retains, as sinking
fund to be applied to repayment Of
principal and interest, one half the
regular charges made for transporta-
ton by the Company against it.
sit has been proved, already, that the entire in
terest on the fifty millions in bonds advanced bv
the Government will be saved more than twice
over IN the consequent diminution of Govern
ment expenses in the regions through which the
road passes.
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*The price of freight by teams from the Mis-
souri, River was formerly twenty-five cents per
pound, or $500 per ton.
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New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
PENNSYLVANIA STATE LOAN.
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN OF saoOOo,ooO.

A..
Az ACT % loan Tor e remoa OF over due eoai' OF The
Jyh,a The Commonwealth and cn certificates o.
niehnes anounihg 10 twenty three millions Of eo' have beea
.d Wisra. Is d,.s Dat ,hou paid. and with.
sssfos / eiG y Sera', snd Of R,pr,'enf1as,.
-, ss it az safhoy on a. ssm~ That lie Go,ernor Au-
ad State Ts,'urs "a are hereby Authorized and
saans'al vi '1s rsie nai 20 ih.n & a'ysl as lsi aay
las, AL certificates of n bol oft'e Commonwealth iof tie
oyIls ,,sfy :, i.is s.' s's =, gs % o p. & 'h1t % ,5
-, ofii'sa yhr erlai's o. oi nd so' ila pot :. sub
,l,ss i5ab, ooT' sisy H's billions q losr' {ass y
~ a. sy uns aasi Tn years ard year, aad ten nil
o, Il lo a. y lms ~, Seen Is 'n & ..l5 twenty I s
soor.r ne b ihoao Gsara AID registered 10 hs boos q the
Sh a d. frrs AMI Meal.r, sitopa Bank Of rhiephii
pr n The Sl,e % shA on iaeairy psas ei cs.ss
~. q ri.i,s,ls'. of .s' coa@ease,lA q,
~ S8icr FTr. Tia, % e-rle'i- IsGy ssorsd
'hs b E @ g y - ~ ,a , ~ pr ~ o., rl.s,...
Over as . Gsar Aol General ssISis Tiessa7 NAY
ss 10 s, lhs riyiBe.n eAsh oraa tie bon4', or
So It m ra.,s, i,-a,r ar.ais's'or' guardians rreni',
''., ~ ri i,l, f,ls s,.,, Or noasJ arc Sercby
satoa g. o. r o. i'-H hsh i g. BE- sea sli % our
sas -i H. ai . receive e to-. aa.Lole BE s.ael BY 'h'
frc ,r,'oo rr,s, aai % is- s',ly c.2sI 'ii' .
49, Ist o.. IN. m sr tIo.. any orier o. couI' iac'i
s ms ia DE b5ai. aaorl,d elel by h so At rate Of
$50 That ioa lnl s 1l's't, M 30 Of. il boli' o. '''
Colmonurslh tla be- psd ~ b. 4e order otAer maturity
tsc ;.c loans Of tbs Commonwealth at ~ anr al 10
sieAp h municipal local Ltaion, aer The h'ie quo
Fcraar a,s ou'ld t Laaed aal ski se'sa shah have
So rbit q, ,r.as laws portion, l.rcst Inconsistent here
Spcskcr ofilr li0lae % Representatives,
l.. " HALE
Speakcr % the senate
l,v o T-r.rv one thousand cgt hundred aud
- 80, JOHN ". GEAEl.
n tesri-rs uib le prusof The above s q Assemble seasi
,ra.is u received - orc ~ te state lrraurer n ne 'y
afia.iur. ua ~ ok u, u ne 1T cW oi Apa
be Proposals for feuusy auns
LIN /" Tr,ssury H,nsriuent. NHIiIufg, ptun T. > A.
vI b, 100000 rimhaha In 3y'us snf pay.
EB0o rrmhnrishe ia l0 years an payable 10 %
aud slOu rcbussl l 10 nd payable D. = years
Tie 81 utc to b. e pr cent peg annam "leh mus be
rIu stated n e l ani f bills rost advantageous 20 ne haI'
sh he sosieL No bid or ' than rar WI Do son'dei nc
ssuel OF h aud such higher arafed %
the h. froc from siate, , end municipal titcA
cei,c psyment 81 ibis oiu'hui biie whether
they intend % pay Ia cash M n le over ile loans aforesaid
No Gi..ac,u al be ..dc between bidder, paying cash Or
du, loans JOHN W. 1EARl,
Governor VI leuusvlyauiA
JOHN +. HARrRANFr,
Auditor GsneIaL
W. II. KEMBLB,
Treasurer
rYo newspaper Publishing tie above unless authorized will 70
ceive
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07

OfFcE oy rnE Pfr1sut RGH. toRr WArNE ASD CmcAGo}
RAILWAY CoNPAsY, PlrrBrRGH, Ieb q. 1901 .
rTHE ANNUAL MEETING for the election or
Boam n Directors fnr tho ensuing year Of IN Ihsrsh Fort
Railway Copsay VII e held Al e oce 81 the
Compny CITY Pittsburgh cn WEDNESDAY the 10Th d' Of
The stoei d Bond Transfer Books viii be closed March at2
N. and r-opeI 2lst. !. h HUTCHINSON Secretary.
WHEREAS, The Superintendent of the In
suarca Department % tho sats Of NcNlok having examined
Into the the Adnc.Fre Insurance Company Of The CITY 81
EesYor declared that tho capital thereof impaired 20 the etieh
- 100 cent such impairment amounting TO one
hundred thousand hundred and h i've l dollars
Now therefore n pursuance Of The reputation o The said oupcTnicn
tn sBl order the capital equal 90 three hundred thousand DOL
Lars by is cef the stockholders of said Company
required thsfd sum - hundred AMI fsc'e
one iunlre 100 dosrs money The amoun,
dcliency ol - o per cen az e oIce oi ne o
dly % March 1904 In a cs, Of nongnert y hoa on or
bDc the la 10th DAY o March 1904 To schy hi -, 'le
per ciago aud amount for which new certificates Nay le Issued iS sue
stooho The surrender oi er present stool e'-ehtr' al @ AI
hundred ard ftyg housnris go V percent oiihe par
the same The Company r c fractional parts OF shares
nynu snd one hundred and esht one heunh per cent of
the value Of the aud for the Of allowing such he"
stock 20 be created nd disposed ~ BY e Directors Of sad Company Ia
wth tho requirements Of the staue and htng The a
within witch The same must be- consumraate te 9ndersnd hereby
determines the the AMI sale OF s stock 10
the said o day o March 1907, within s.y nays ereaeT
Dated Nsw.lorE, Feb 49, l6L WAL a. SEANhR
President
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
SECOND BOARD.
US65a Reg '65
WrnsrsnAr. March Or. NJ.

i
GoIis lower. closing at 1853 The extremes of the
| day are 135391S6i.
limited States sos Of 1865 arc steady at 1861 but the
Older issues are lower Old fell II per cent and Ne"
per cent In the miscellaneous List httlo doing ana az
lower prices The Railway share list ana the S'e"SP
stocks were all lower early In the day ana Hec1y
offered At the Board, prices opened fnm' D"t
closed lower, as rule. After the can' Prooss
showed slight advance. but tho in"iho'
was without substantial supporters In any u
recton There is nothing but lsOkers MARKET ana inc
public seems wholly dsinclned to buy AT the close Oh
business old zoos rallied TO 10 In new b2Os tbeic '
very active business at all tho leading houses fancy
stocks close feversh and freely offered under an active
demand for money. The last quotations were; New
York Central 1914 5IOli; Erie, 52i e52i Reading 1000
Iol Michigan Southern, 7O207l; Cleveland and Pitts
burgh. 79a79i; Northwestern, S2' aS2J; Northwestern
Preferred COQGOt Rock Island, 92b 992J Fort Wayne
02la93.
Money on call s active at per cent and no new bus-
ness was done at less Loans are left uncaued III ScC
cases at lower rates. but the market favors the lender
decidcdr and IS taken rs 20 security In Com
nercia paper no change Best pass at per cont
with, in some cases, 6t per cent
It reported that official examination or the New
York banks is to be made by The inspectors Oh VIC o
rency BsrCau A periodical examination has already
been made at frequent intervals and tho reports, Wo
learn, were satisfactory tL'ehhS fOst
Az examination. II thoroughly conducted. will be Of
great service Tho Controller Of the Currency should lose
time getting possession Of tho facts In relation to
the system Of certifying checks praeticed widely IN New
York in the interest Of stock speOuatOrs TO the great
danger of bank propretors The recent Boston frauds
were perpetrltcd by Certificates" and the sooner tho
practice ended The better Tho system OF call loans 90
stOchouscs another Of danger 10 bank share
holders and that branch Of thc business needs yonta-
ton.
Exchange Is dull 1893 for leading co day sterling Tho
quotations 0rc 1863 Qi0Ti for cOmmcrc 1O5 1iGi for
bankers do at short-sgh 1851 qc9t Paris at ca days.
s2Ja5lsl; do at short sight 5lsla5lCl. Antwcrp 52.i
aj2O; Swiss 522t Q520; Hamburg, 3si g57i Amstcr-
dam 4Ol anl Frankfort, 20. 1n. Bremen 75075 Pru5-
sian thalcrs, 7la@72
Freights are duI. The engagements 20 Liverpool are
700 bales Of Cotton at idG7 lCd and by steamer, 100
bales OF Cotton at 3d. British ship TO Liverpool with
full cargo Of Cotton and Austrian bark to Trieste
with general cargo. both on private terms.
Tho business Of the SubTrraslry was Receipts for
Customs. $527 600; do for gold notes. s76Oo0 Total
receipts. $3lC2.@3 a. Total payments, si.9)JiG2 %.
Balance. tlli S3J,lg7 %.
The weeks exports Of domestic produce and msccIla-
neous goods were sl.ig2JGi. The totals compare
fOllows;
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MARCH 4 1867

F,,sr MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
p.gno,n at the rate OF Six per cent
nor snnum Is GOLD. payable in the City OF NeW-York
For full particulars apply to or address
'' FISK & HATCH,
RonSers and Dealers In Government Securities,
No 5Nassau-st., N. Z.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
CIVIL COURTS.
Refnre Mr..
sIrpRFMF T-CuAMBERs-MARc e'-D'l''0 ''i'
'0A Justice INGRAHAM. :
TIE s1ds RiGuds oF Sg 4 Il. stewart imp with others a+

THE RIGHTS OF ADECEAsl.D iNHl - 80 '.b,,,
h.cben executor sgt A. T. Stew2rt mp VIZ ~, Tho mart
Tos was y e Tbe action was brought by th, sSeSr & %
the estate o. H. Buroughs hi,ni % ,tpS me estate before
a. NJ Sss bsd paid large amount o. @ ie, 10 have
y. sstste hat subse queny made claim I,I 5 d. P,s Mr.
& out Of the without proper l ~ motion on
Leeh the SAT-, ana no" s1os @
stewart Va ~, is,,es involve examination Of ong ~ a.
Va objected tbs would be to ". the oS & NAV was disposed
prOer course 49, he tkn aud further hst the asrc ennt
o ~. .ooSv bad been pah by Mr. stewart mo hs' NC ~ ~
Shich zoe 'soe5 OF an amount due him could be had
The SoaT NJ Hilton aud Mr. Rice M mOOn Mr Crane aud MT
Mitchell opposed ,,ro,e,o,-s
Frank art. ROehler-MOtiOn denied. . A., c..l,-
OIL. act Kaules; Taylor agt Carowi Suteet sN 9A'"
- Wi,tR-Moions grsntC. with $50 costs
nsrmsn ag ThurkoufProOf Of seIee wanted ,, 4 N ,,,
Hs1ari; NELL agt Sharp-Motons lenl-1 Win
slbrge sgt Bssen; Singer agL Howei Nreeaa az" SA'DO
eonsTpdyke at F1yEn-Motsus granteL -,
p.asT 81 C,ttne ne-Moliou granted Sr attachment
Before Justice Il. ID. SMITH. ID,
y1sI At Maeoy DOty ag WdterMotous 'r reference S'a
Rsltaae, at iIoichkss-Moon denied With costs -,
Ise al LevineBot5 motions denied With oo 70 SDNe even"
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
Dipi0cuo Notices.

CENSENDERFER MINING COMPANY.-The
- Trustees have declared DyDkSD Of one PER GAt M on @ ,as
Captl STOCK psrhls a tie Oh o tie Company on March y loo
Trlasr JooA c.osrl March 10 ihe Oh inclusive
II. A. SnERRlLl, IreasHer No 70 Broads-
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
financial.
DESlRABLE INVESTMENT.

ID
UNITED STATES BOEDs HAVING THIRTY YEARS TO RUIZ.
pEtRISG SIX PI.R CENT INTEREST IN LAWFUL MONEY. FOR
SALB on FAVORABLE TERMS BT
JOHN J. CISCO L SON.
no wALI.ST.
TlNUE INTEREST onTLAND GRANT BONDS
( of t,pON PACiIIc RAILWAY COMPANl, EASTERN DllS-
ION Doe 1901 viii be paid pe5clila Of coupons therefor
dli aitcf that d4le, $500 .
DABEEa, MORGAN L Co..
No - Erciarg ge place,
hcsl0rA
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07

BANKERS AND DE1LErs rs GOVERNMENT BECURTIEs,
No. o kAssAU-ST.
WIN receive SEyENfuETY notes O. all tho scrlce In OK.
claiEc for te NEw 5Ro CONSOLIDATED BOtUs, 80 the
advantage,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
SrAxE Og NEg-I0RK, BANK DgPARTNESv,i
ALBAyY. January Is, 1861. )

SrAxE o. NEg-IORK. BANK DEPARTNESv}
ALBAyY January l5 lt6i }
NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV En-, pursuant to
y pter 2 1882 aHd @ Laws 81 1855 tst ts crcuat
ag notes Bsnk tho City o. Nerlork a
banking ocate thc CITY % NesloTk vii De redeemed
AZ the uendr o tle Banking Department enti-
Sclork National Bank the Ciy Of Albany, for
year from The date hereof ard uUt thereafter
outstanding circulating notes Of the said Bank nns he presented
AZ sGsr within from the Gate hereof; sni M which
shall presented TcEotou and paymcr; within the tine thus
teel VIM De- carg- the @ m Tie hands o tue Su
,.ri1t,n.l,st tr that purpose q. ". SCHUYLER,
Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-MARcH G-Befor
q

amman COMPANY SUED FOR CAUSING THE DEATH
OF ONE OF ITS PAssEHGRs.
Rgh. Gonzales annstratrI &c, agt The New'loIK snd ~
Railroad Company
oya widow and ADMINISTRATIVE OF John ii. GonZales
bnT suit uSier the of 1871 for GOO a'msge % % %
csrgpg his reckesness aud ehce o. S
% .iad COMPANY deceased wenton the lh Of
sA 20 west Mount Vernon train Of the defendants ao On & s
a. eiscs IA, struck by the Express train coming GOWN
49, h m train from which he had just come tue Whees o lne .t
s;ns ovsf him The evidence conflicting as 70 "tlneI
tn 80 moving when plaintiff got Oh put te nom
Of ose tTack more pNsd ever his s ~ rI The
so5rct thsruuon moved either backward oT M
sss 80 IN Snbt which the wheels again passed over m
m. defendants endeyored throw the blame on e
s M Al ne had no night of tie west sde oil tle cA uu
81 an ien tie c While they still in motion Ih evidence
m The Other e however that CUSTOMARY 70 got IN W IA
the Company ana t"
trsn bsd opped but started again The case IS siii on
ME- Wan Psi for plaintiff; Mr. Rapslo .r defendants
SPECIAL TERM.-BefOre Justice Robertson
DECISIONS -.
xz,.,o,ob oct Totten. Bynn agt Treman; Helms agt.
P.res poDpe att Gray Paine sgt AEn hasey eN carer
Conner sg.. Willams-MoaOns granted
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
TILE 1lnrar hfArKEr-


Tho horse trade has picked up considerably within
tho pa-t lrv weeks. Sales slow during ihc winter
and with the heavy expense of keeping, owncrs felt
gloomy over the general dulVcss Of tho markets. Now
with the opore OF Spring thcrc'is ruusldsD r hfc IA
tine street and dealers talk chcery ~ tir pp~p,cif p
anticipating gaod trade soon ~ the weather shan
have become little more settled. Tho orb Iraf cy-
pressed Is that horses cluUot be hId iu sufrli lHr.
lies 60 supply the demand Tor ,Acy fnr from plenty
iu the country However. they uro now coming qmta
freely from Canada the supply mny De kept up unl the
stock from that country b generally of small sto ana iot
heavy cnOrg for the contract work which creates quito
"a demand for cart horses. The stock on hand h uppA.
rcntly sufficient for present wants, made mp largely OF
common W0Tl horses, FOR which there j. nov The ino't
demand The large amount OF building going on grading
-openug Of streets &C. calls for h,ayy work holsc, aud
dealers i'm this line IL stock quito busy such horses
cOmmandpriccs varying from iIs5 to 40 each There
i.,also call for shipping horses, ana tc railroads
and liycry-stnlle men are STOCKING mp. Farmers arc
buying bat rather tpanngy at present the bad travel
ing and inability tO perbm many oi c farm operations
kecpg them back Fancy hOrscg not selling, though
uuo number Offering and trade Is expected 10 open
In these about next month Good teams OF ruad hotses
are not plenty but very good spans are held at
g. l,O3Od.sl 200 per pair.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07

FIRST NATIONAL. BANK, No. 40 BROADWAY, NEW
YoRK-Ths bank. the FIRST designated depository Of The
United Ses in this city, prepared to convert tho first
SERIES August 72O notes into United States $40 six per
cent gold bonds, in any amount desired.
The congerHons at this bank are made at the counter,
without delay, while much tune and risk Is required In
sending to Washington.
This bank makes tho exchange at tho fixed Government
rate, viz:
The 5O notes received at par and interest from Feb
1 1867 and the $40 bonds delivered at par and Interest
in currency from Jan. T. 1867.
Bankers and dealers in United States securities will be
allowed oneei0hh per cent commission on the exchange
All holders OF 73O notes requested to make the cx-
change 1T this bank.
g. O. THOMSON President
GEoGCE L. DAKEE, CoSliCr.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07


Tic Michigan Southern Road earned IN February:
1906 ..s253 l79 1861 S302 437 Increase el1 900
For the fiscal year ending March the earnings
1896. ..|28O9G 1867. 703 Decrease. t75,30j
The year just closed has been very uufaYOTabc TO tho
common stockholders The net income IL understood 10
pc over 100000 more than IN 1896, aud the dividends on
hc guaranteed stock have been obtained by selling bonds.
or the earnings, A6J27aJ. all but $1,000 has been put
into expenses or construction.