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New-York tribune., 1868-06-29

The Merchants Bank has declared half-yearly
Dividend of fire y cent The Bulls Head Bank quar-
terly Dividend OF four ~ cent The Fifth National,
half yearly, freP cent The New-York Exchange
half yearly, sir 49 cent.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-29

important sales pfcet gehtfdNy
without change 10 note though on pTe grades o Tor WHICH Dee
some inquiry bo ders pretty firm.
" va goS r Ss oudor. ' 8 d. for jamaica
1P % saa a % s s. Ros aaf 1o Iss %& %& " .'o & dd ad
Jamaica 423a ~ Other knds are quiet hna unebgea
for since the date Of last review E9yiu
S Ss ssi DaeS % bsfe T sesed to sell even very ,
ssse but this sa to induce buyer, purchase % % fI sS 50 'ss,S % @
they are N n wa,et @ ss @ m 1I ba gs @ tg
and without fa average crop here and Burop return 70 low
ses I'd. SSt A. further decline Of 5SS per Sb on The low
grades , much I'D S . dSo @ & Of p9 % Tb hSaS ss sn iG %
hands and suc Tuesday part Of h' a. above se'Re o, 1n
ON wednesday, holders medium and better brands
mined resist further decline and .e de feeling 9ai
much demoailed some parties seemed dtteped to sell
o a. o el there h rtason 10 look for sTas reneton The
middle Of Juy The arrivals Of Flour have not been large
anticipated We arva Of from the Rese
, n NS s1 %sI o the let baSG aS exhibited the Podas E
change from thai State We have bad FAR as9nd Tor the British
The exports of the ise b Including e2 bb Earo
Bp.h Provinces and corresponding week last only 3SO
Sb 5 . o. '5S Is Sss5 Sssa s SSsSoe il s and les yoS
Europe phos Old deued 9G favor the at he close
choice Sphae EIs Aosever fm Tue sales are s2o ebA
60 for sgfa%s a. ss 90 S "a ~ n. " @ "I S1,ss as.. say o w
az Ss 70 % ~ 4Sa il for good 70 shsiee spring wheat ETs
9s nmeoa snd Iowa Kifss 90 ya - Is 10. 3 ShgPng %
IrLsr Winter Wheat Indiana MgAn 80 e'G sl 70
% u,, Enir. sHs ioo5 BItra Csfor1s steady les,
active sales sacks so 900 70 Southern Fur Is esssr
M very Quiet arrivals Hi The sales Of i b at ~
onbAsy good Extra BsAsore and CoaHtry go 10
S snfs s"d fs1 Ms1snd .9d 6sTa re Flour !. lsrs5
pcdete eqs sales Of zoe bbG At S86SO 90 Cora Meal
.r and In demand sales Of $50 b - 800 - ~ Tor
Wss,a; IS O6s5 q sor City and Sc 2od&6 Is Cor BrapdIwhe
F CsHcE.a ... S.5s Iss % %.s ' Con i a " quote
= SisbP 81 ei e. Pc.S 81. quiet Bank especially. 90 for Bi
ss se GeergsA Msekre are tA out net ssg scsre
- NJ pav. ee 81 Mstgm aud ~ 81 iOT large 10 Herring
nav. bu NJ r demand full prices sales bSys been made al - Sd'oe
Cor Sealed bae for GDe Aad zSe Tor No oineI oespu'
IA The absence q kGiss. are unchanged 49,, -, - -...
had que market fr wheat he past ueet
an, srs "a S from Burops regard the their crops and The
reduced limit. 70 shppg orders eespd with the more sesonAbe
have checked Inquiry both nr milling and Tor export and
prices o an descriptions have declined esPea spg and AM
sustaned thAn other klnd Is not
np and has been n good demand for milling At the decline
Of sd9e Der bns better and limited
New-York tribune., 1868-06-29
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cmc,eo June 27Four yery aud nominal Wheat ursetied
before Change oed ti buye at a Corn ess active
sD sDS declined a. Sale a, S,e Rye du oot q l.
gae nominal [yse1s g And and EASE ei,e Mf,s r9l m Tss Rss i
guei s 20 GO gso ID sPag b. P S pca sses hf F @ i & 'l s
Corn 70 Buffalo, 4c to Ossego &c. heesPs to-day 80 500
Sss G tof' % ,I sIir,ap So bbs Four 1908 bush Wheat
9oC bush. Corn a 900 ba'h oa ssoo Le iog. ala. ma
si a. : , 10 el Aoi m b S o B5oe Est Wheat da ard bf
S2 81 i9T MhHS Ts css"d, In bond on private terms. Corr sn
sales No private terms Oats are held at I9 for West
Spip.taS. D 4sGs4a MSdios . Canal Fsisawhsai
gc Corn &c. Oats ST. 20 hen-loTh Lumesr - ~ 70 'ns i11,oh
1 Lake Sts-lO9oOo bush Wheat los bush NH Corn 100
cIsossAT june dun Wheat dali and unchanged Corn
No s7se Rye fner At G held higher Co'sou heh a,
sz7 Bk Shoulders dun at Me- loose sales Of sVso Bs
Soers for Clear Rib and lGe or Clear Sides Lard offered at
~ TySo gIG Sg JSSe 2OO BUSH Com
FOur 1909 bbs shPmens-Oas - 600 bush Corn l1OO bush
E freig @ amt Wheat ssuSt aud nominal Corn lower and
sae 6 e COO bu. do at g1e Arrival. Of Corn
s5 nans SsereJ Ns.s PORK s29esl0 Lard lgiasie
&c for s e9s "a r. e ri f a. 5i @ q rs Corn d az sse
Sa,1 2 f%i Foi 81 80 s. s. Bacon sa shoulder 7 o Sai
Unchanged ReeeSROuI 200 bbls Wheat 1900 ba'hi Corn
M 5s receipts 20 bae, sIport bales Sterling fIesge is2
5 @ y SssS 51 ssYsas % Stfa"fs aaas p, 'fS, El
t1es ~ So Corn lower 81 sjdyc Oats dul a. % Hay
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sdes III Lard unchanged ,e,,,, ,,n
lot Al sea Sl5 Wheat 81 y0dt2 FOur nnsetttd su'
bsrsss ~ 25as Corn, Sheled bqlks At 0ei Bar Se
7sd- Mes Pork 18 Bulb Shonlaerb lie Clear
se, Ice B.oon shoukr I Clear kb hhes lhc Clear SIDES
~ ri t,erors lTlc WHISKY nominal Cotton, Yyc
WS June 2-Four dull and loser Choice Minnesota
saa - IS; DO Wisconsin and Iowa sBesB 50 Wheat unsettled
deebd Jd5e dali and weak 6Se for No Corn dull sn
nOuiuai Receipts to-day 100 bb four e0 bush "hat hVV
Lush o,i. 5Oo6bush. Corn Shipments ItJO beA fiour
tIansaconS Wheat dull sales OF an
Der az "a M No. Si IS Corn du at sIie for No slsstd
eSc Oat quiet. sales at 63 krepts-lO bb FouI " Vu'o
Wheat. l. 6s busb Corn 2.SOO bush Oats ,.,,, -, "a
MKnprs Iupe qdet aud dun hidlhg nomlsA oe
,ce,nts slss erpos bal Flour dull supefhne t7dtI ~
Wbest 81 75a ~ b. Rye, 81 10 Osi, 7sG Meas PSIs SIS
,ni Isl % Baeon quet Shoulders lie Clear sides, dIlc
hosrLE A Jane T'-CottGn qus sales y" bales h"auns
re recruits b b.l.s; exports. 100 Lalrs . .
IrersTI a Je 2i-COtou, demand somewhat aaiye to-day
a 81 sies ou lie fsr hddngA Receipts 70 eaiea
WI txtsaros n T1-Spnts Turpsntne nominal a. Fc
shade osr strained S2oS 10 at ~ lo EI'rA No ~
s.Tissas June 71CouOu firm sass; Asd vep gHlAi
bgures: MAiings, Dd9lc
New-York tribune., 1868-06-29
- Of the best investments in the

,ne Of the best investments in the
market. Western Union Telegraph was
stronger Quicksilver was weak, declining to 2l''
pacific Mail remained steady at 1921. Express stocks
were weak and pressed for sale at decline OF I@S
ner cent. Adams sold at 51s Wells & Fargo, 2Gt;
limited States 4G Merchants Union, 24t. The RAN
way share market opened buoyant. New-York Cen
trail sold at 1851; Erie, 714 Reading, lO6 Michigan
Southern. 9G!; Northwestern. ~; Northwestern
Preferred. So ex-divdend. The St. Paul stocks were
more active at advanced prices, the common selilhg
Of G7 and the preferred at 59 Fort Wayne was very
at l3 At the close the market reacted from the
extreme prices of the day. closing steady at quotations.
Erie Railway shares. after long stagnation, nave
become very active, advancing p per cent III the
past two days. with the appearance that the present
involuntary proprietors of the property would be
clad TO part with it to the street at present quotations.
Judge mgraham has refused to continue the lnJunc-
ton against the Northwestern Company con-
menced bv parties heavily short of the stock and has
decided that tho company had the right to make the
dividend which wfil probably now be paid on Mon
day, as advertised
The following are Wm h'ath d Co.'S last quota
Of
New-York tribune., 1868-06-29
TIE MARKETS.
ICarsiuliJ reported for THE TE.BUE.l
CaTffunay limo

lCArefuiJ reported for The TkBU "a
SATURDAY June q. 1868.
AsHBs-Pos in fir demand and steady, at 20 25G$S J
Pearls II inactive and nominal
BUILDING continue under accumulation
stock Lumber lower, AZ Sl80+H for Eastern Spnce
Iaths have demand at full lAme without change
Plaster Paris hange the strike among the bncpes las
greatly business al articles coming nndr The above hea
ng to prevent any acceumnaioE OF stock holders
willing 70 submit 70 decline IN order 70 thrc' sales
We quote follows: BKCKs-Pae, y NJ, 80 O0 tlO Com
mon Hard y NJ %; Crotoa q NJ l8a ~ Philadelphia
Front a. R4Od CEMEST-Roseudale y hb. 81 10 HAIR
Cattle, A. bush, Jcj MIed Y bush Gci Goat q bIsh zoe
IhTHs-Eastern q NJ 43 OJd ~ cot LNRkockaDd Common
a. bbl 81 81 Rockand Limp, q bill 81 S Platter PAKls-
sue Nova Scotia y O White Nova Scotia, TIM, - %
Cacined Kh hL ~ ~ for Cleaned hhcAeiDoele
Mills and 81 30 for EmDIre Mills
COTON-Te active and the met hardly 50 strong
bt holders refuse 10 make sales Of d3 bales
Including snners $40 eIpoer aud 2O To speat"r We
New-York tribune., 1868-06-29

Excess over legal ,o.-, ~, s-,eec,
......... 2741l7,0O5 276,5O4OS6 Inc 23S6'42S
The Bank Statement is favorable showing a gam
of 72l in legal tender and loss of SlS7l59O IN
specie. The next statement will show large IN
crease of coin on the disbursements OF the treasury
The gross earnings of several leading railroads ioI
the month of May have been as follows compared
-:.l. IL, e.,,o ,,outb of last wear:
New-York tribune., 1868-06-29
same month Of last year

Total (l4 rOadsl -SOVf%fVoo N'ff''f'''
The gross earnings per mile during the first 1--WE
months of each year are given below:
New-York tribune., 1868-06-29

LIVE STOCK OVER TIE ERIE RAILWAY.
t . ending Sturdy Jure 20 10 cattle. ~ ca hog
sheep lOes ea ci'tA l" caa 4" 'o'A "i A'
New-York tribune., 1868-06-29
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SIX HUNDRED AND Forty MILES OF THE UNION
PACIFIC RAILROAD are now finished and in operation.
More than twenty thousand men are employed, and
it is not impossible that the entire track from Omaha
to Sacramento will be finished in 1869 instead Of
1870. The Union Pacific Railroad Company receive
IA GOVERNMENT GRANT of the right of way, and
all necessary timber and other materials found
along the line of its operations
ia GOVERNMENT GRANT of 1880 acres Of land
to the mile, taken in alternate sections on each
side OF its road. This is an absolute donation,
and will be a source of large revenue III the
future.
IU-A GOVERNMENT GRANT Of United States Thirty
year Bonds amounting TO from $4,000 to $ls,-
cooper mile, according to the difficulties to he
surmounted on the various sections to be built.
The Government takes second mortgage rs
security, and it is expected that not only the
interest, but the principal amount may be
paid in services rendered by the Company in
transporting troops, mails, &c.
IVA GOVERNMENT GRANT Of the right to issue its
own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, to aid in build
ing the road, to the same amount as the U. S.
Bonds. issued for the same purpose, and no
more THE GOVERNMENT PERMITS the Trus-
tees for the First Mortgage Bondholders to de-
liver the Bonds to the Company only as tie
road is completed and after it has been exam
ined by United States Commissioners and pro-
nounced to be in all respects first-class Rail
road
VA CAPITAL STOCK SUBSCRIPTION from the
stockholders, of which Ouer Eight Million Dol
lars have been paid in upon the work already
DONE and which will bcincreased as the wants
of the Company require.
VI-NEr CASH EARNINGS on its way business, that
already amount 10 MORE THAN TIE INTEREST
on the First Mortgage Bonds. These earnings
are no indication of the vast through traffic
that must follow the opening of the line to the
Pacific but they certainly prove that FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDs upon such property, cost
ing nearly three times their amount are Sc
cure beyond any contingency.
The Union Pacific Bonds run thirty years. are for
81 900 EACH and have coupons attached. They bear
annual interest payable the first days of January
and July at the Companys Office in the City of New
York at the rate of per cent in gold The principal
is payable in gold at maturity The price is l02, and
at the present rate of gold they pay liberal income
on their cost. The Company believe that at the
present price these bonds the cheapest security
in the market and reserve the right to advance the
price at any time. Subscriptions VIII be received in
New-York at the Conpanys Office No. 20 Nassau-st,
and by
JOHN J. Cisco q Son.
Nm
New-York tribune., 1868-06-29
Well endina

The following are the earnings of the Michigan
Central Railroad for the third week in June:
1865 SGG6GO $59,113 Increase. s757
New-York tribune., 1868-06-29
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lryr s Tor 30 tl. Com Me, 80 slrs Corr Meal
4ll0 bush Wheat lu1w t.... Com %l75 tc'h o., C, C,
bush Re rk.s A-hr E fI.s Cut hais - pa-- lh I'
sacf O rake 5J bib o,u 40 ibls Sp"s luIraile '0
lUs losu
New-York tribune., 1868-06-29
JOIN j. Cisco q Son,
Bankers No. SO Wall-st,
and by leading bankers generally throughout the
United States.

To INVFSTORs.-The first mortgage Z ~ cent 30
wear gold bonds of the Rockford, Rock Island ana
St Louis Railroad Company NOR selling at 70 4
cent lin currency of their par value Interest Is
PAYABLE semi-annualv 1st February and lst August,
either in New-YOrk OF London, at the option OF the
holder Each bond is for 1000 OF EJ Sterling ana
both principal and interest are payable ~ g0d com.
The bonds amply secured on over 2dOOO acres o1
exceedingly valuable coal lands and upon 200 miles
of railroad through the finest portion OF Illinois.
The Company propose to do the ordinary business
of railroad and also To mine and sell coal on the
plan of the Delaware Lackawanna aud Western
Company.
The c0nvertibility Of the bonds into stock gives
the holders the prospect Of realizing the large profits
which have been made in the Illinois Central, and
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Companies.
as there can be doubt that the future of the Rock
ford Rock Island and st. Louis Company Will be
equal in profit TO either OF these companies. Twenty
five miles of the division under construction are
ready for the rOn and the entire division OF 80 miles
connecting with both the Northwestern and the
Rock Island roads, and giving outlet TO the coal
will be completed by Jan. ], 1869.
Ii should be observed that there is a present ard
urgent demand for all the coal the Company pro
duce. - 80
Wali-st. II. IL. BOODY, treasurer
OFFICE OF THE ROCKFORD, Rock ISLAND AND ST
IOTIs RAILROAD COMPANY, No. - WAIL-ST.-lhc
undersigned invites proposals for 4.OJO tuns railroad
iron 80 h to the yard TO be delivered within ~ TO "
days at New-YOTk OF Chicago.
H. H. BOODY Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-29
finantiul.

lIOR sALE.-NEW-YoRK COURTHOUSE
II BoNDS b,,Ing sII Per Cent interest " sums TO suit .
- ND' '"' HENRY CLEWs Co, Nc. u Wala
New-York tribune., 1868-06-29
DESIRABLE FIRST CLASS INVESTMENT.

DESIRABLE FIRST CLASS INVESTMENT.
THB LgHreH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY Offer for SALE
at their ozcs, No 800 wslnusst Philadelphia,
AT EISETYFIvB PER CENT
ONE MILLION DOLLARS or THEIR MORTGAGE BONDS,
beau. ISTERERT a, the rate cENTUM annum,
FREE OF STATE and UNITED STATES TAXES,
payable on TIE Ist days Of June and December.
Said either Coupon Registered and are SECURED BY
MORTGAGE on the RAILROAD and BRANCHES, the ROLLING
STOCK, AID the FRANCHISES Of the COMPANY.
outstanding Bonds Of the COMPANY due in 1872 will be received
IN exchange for these Bonds saving the holders Of the old s'u'
the amount to be paid for t,Ie. l. CHAMBERLAIN seee.y
NHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD
" COUPONS or FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, - -
JOLIET ASD CHICAGO RAILROAD COUPONS OF FIRST
DGBTQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD COUPONS oP FIRST
DETR6fr ASD MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COUPONS OF FIRST
DETROIT 1SD PONTIAC RAILROAD COUPONS OF FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS due Juy 1863 will paid Office No IL
Pnet the City OfNewiork and ser the ls' promo lees Gov
pIBroT'R SOUTH. WESTERN RAILROAD COUPONS OF FIRST
MORTGAGE PRBFE RED BONDS.
ST. Sf'' LoGIS jGCKsoSvrLLE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD
COUPONS or 10 PER CENT EQUIPMENT BONDS free Of Govern
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD OP GEORGIA COUPONS
or CONSOLIDATED PER CENT BONDS free Of Government tax
tt8GGtE iEb SIOUX CITY RAILROAD Dividend 81 per cent
l S.s Tor. s5t % y I5 e5 sfrDA sUP QoArE
TE E,Toy1I PAEK BASK oP NgwYoRK EEw-YoRK June a. 1888
CALIFORNIA PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
- rASYhe due @ Jg 3 @ Per- cent on T tns e. F,,i ni
M@Te B9Pl Of The California rie1e Ro'U, s Sr b, s date on
pre.ehtatioD at tie PARK BANK j. NokIh. OaslleL-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14
GENERAL MEADE.

We rejoice to find that thus far General
Meade has proved true to the brilliant
reputation he made in the army. On the
removal of General Pope the rebels Of
Georgia congratulated themselves upon
having a second edition Of General Han
cock over them. The Cincinnati Gazette
says they held meeting complimenting
General Meade, aud denouncing General
Pope, and appointed committee to present
the resolutions. General Meade, however,
refused to receive the committee, and in
formed the convention that the state treas
urer would be compelled to fork over the
money and that all obstacles in the way Of
members receiving their pay should be re-
moved.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14
the whole loyal population of the South,

the whole loyal population of the South,
white and black.
Second-The payment for the emanci-
pated slaves, as proved by the new cOnsti-
tuition of Maryland, in which the general
assembly of that state is pledged to pass
no laws providing for the payment by the
staJe for slaves emancipated, and to adopt
measures to obtain from the United States
compensation for such slaves; by the action
of Georgia in her constitutional conven-
ton of 1865; and by the late resolution OF
the Democrats in the legislature OF Ken
lucky, taking similar grounds with their
brethren of Maryland.
Third-The assumption of the rebel war
| debt which the senator shows will be the
inevitable result of Democratic triumph
next year, by pointing out the fact that the
Southern Democrats and rebels put all
their money and property into confederate
stocks and bonds, and that they never Will
voluntarily tax themselves to pay Northern
bondholders, or act in concert with a
Northern party that proposes to tax them
for that purpose.
Fourth-That the success Ct the Demo-
cratic party next year will certainly result
in laws to pension the rebel soldiers, their
widows, and orphans, upon the government
of the United States-a fact startlingly
proved by the manner in which the Union
soldiers are perseolted and denounced, and
socially and politically ostracised in the
rebel states of Kentucky, Delaware, and
| MARYLAND.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14
by TELEGRAPH.


[From Yesterday Afternoons Dispatchesl
Loss Of the Steamer HOmeyer and Cargo.
VICKsBURG, January l3.-The steamer
Homeyer burned at Foulks' Landing,
Ouachita river, twenty miles below Mon
roe, at Q A. II. Sunday. The boat and
cargo Of 900 bales of cotton are total
loss.
The boat was crowded with passengers,
all of whom with the crew were saved. She
took fire from coal oil lamp in the engine
room while lying at the landing.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, January lS.-Immense
meetings were held in the North on Satur-
day regarding the safety of naturalized
citizens abroad. The question is assuming
startling Importance.
The radical county convention at Indian
apolis resolved to instruct delegates to the
state convention to incorporate plank for
payment of bonds with legal money, unless
otherwise Endorsed.
The excitement regarding the additional
reconstruction legislation is intense.
From GeorRIa-R Removal of state Omeers.
ATLANTA, Ca, January l3.-The follow
ing order was issued this morning
HEADQUARTERS THIRD MILITARY DISTRICT,
General Order No. 9. ~ wv :.
l. Charles J. jenkins, provisional gov
ernor, and John Jones, provisional treas
urer, ofthe state of Georgia, having declined
to respect the instructions of, and failed to
cooperate with the major general COM
handing the third military district, are
hereby removed from office.
g. By virtue of the authority granted by
the supplementary reconstruction act Of
congress, passed July 10, 1867, the follow
ing named officers are detailed for duty in
the district of Georgia:
BreVet Brigadier General Thomas II.
Cruger, colonel thlrtieth infantry, to be
governor of the state of Georgia. Brevet
Captain Charles f. Rockwell, ordinance
corps, United States army, to be treasurer
of the state of Georgia.
s. The above named officers will pro.
coed without delay to Milledgeville
Georgia, and enter upon the discharge Of
the duties devolving upon them, subject 10
instructions from these headquarters.
By order Of Major General Meade.
r. G. DRUM, A. A. G..
At 1880 A. M. this order was read to the
convention amid applause at section first
Foreign News
Chicago, from New York, is ashore neal
this place.
LONDON, January l3.-Accounts by the
Rio Janerio mail show that the condition
and prospects of the Parsguayans are un,
favorable. Lopez commands at Humaita
and is enthusiastically supported, all classes
of the population working energetically to
supply him with men and provisions. When
the steamer sailed the allies were pushing
men to the frOAt.
PARIS, January 13.-Baron de Buddeng,
Russian minister TO France, has been
recalled to fill an important home position.
HAVANA, January l3.-Lersundi is taking
energetic measures to suppress assaults on
persons and property.
Sickness among the negroes is diminish
ing.
The customhouso officials refuse time
notes unless guaranteed.
Exchange on Paris per cent discount
Currency, New York, improving.