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r { M O v AL.
n e w G GODS
FOR
FALL AND WINTER.

We are now removing our Stock of
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
L STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. Jan. 22-P. N

SATURDAY jan 22-P. NJ
The money market for the week has been
remarkably easy and gold has vbrated between 1921 TO
1901 and closed at 1901. Prices paid Tor carrying
balances from to per cent.
The market is well supplied with currency and the
rate on call loans been from to per cent during
the day. The abundance Of money very favorable to
the negotiation OF commercial paper and 1rstcass has
abeen taken at per cent; while rates are quoted
TO H. The supply of money is making business
very pleasant with best commercial houses. and
the effect must be felt throughout the country
in all commercial circles the drawing OF the financial
strings here tigtens up transactions, and makes str'
gent money market everywhere In the land An accom-
mediation TO merchant OF established reputation, as he
is tho Medium OF exchange Of the products OF the
farmer for the goods OF the manufacturer is benefit to
ALL The condition OF the merchants Is the indicator OF
the general financial condition OF the people When
prime paper sells at per cent financial state ought
TO be healthy.
The transactions in Governments to-day were limited
and prices fraction of from yesterdays sale. U. g.
$50 Coupons 1864. 11iIal5; Coupon, 1867, ll9IallI
1O-40 Coupon, 1924.
We give below the price of Government bonds In Cur
rency, and in gold at 1901. the average rate to-day,
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tbfoagsout
hands Holders 10 most
and not pressing Rio South An'res
PLOTR MRATbe Flour market pressais hfe eha0ge REQ
those Of the been better
Western Shipping VanAbe prices medium Wutr West
Rrtrs, have Market and dposed
yey prces Family brands bees better
without qusbs choice Spring Wheat Extras have sfn'
holders have kosn detsrmsstoa
.sll promptly arrival have Submitted 10 lAer
has not been active btherte
stocked for the aud with
the close goo demand
be The Of the rea tb
including 7 bbls TO Europe u 2 se TO Sea,h A5 900 s
corresponding week last 200 bbA To-day TIE nAss
fairly active, aud the low and hgh slats are ro9gsL Sale $50 e
State; IS $50 80 30 for Ba DO $50
Fancy States IS OoGss for tAs 9S sLas, Of W,s
Extra 50 for good 70 choice Sprug wheat EH rs
IS 50 or Minnesota Is asas6 2 of cS sap
ping Extras, 81 Shipping Ohs Round Hoops -
Sc for brands; IS T5d 50 so for Family Do - Sdfs
Tor Amber Winter Wheat State and Westerns Is 1jdso
IS for White Wheat do. do. S6GS1 - for Faph' Do
SIS s5ds IS Louis Extra sngsi 90 0ds1 10 for d.
Doube Triple California and Oregon F0r
inactive prices Southern Flour sieadtf
active: sales $50 bbs IS 5O9 Sc 10 for Ordinary 70 good kIa
Baltimore Country; IS 60dS6 IS for Extra GsoA aid v
giua SO Family do IS 5O0t6 IS for kItra Mar
Dd and Delaware sc 6SlO for Family d. DO Rye Fear
ssady bot so bis at - 23Ge3 - Corn htt
IL insedvei sales 10 bblA 81 IS for Jeusy and - t
Brandt vine Meal Coarse Nal 81 Sds2 Fhe Vel
Coarse Yellow 81 sO1s 49, Cob meal 81
81 4Od 81 IS; Pe-d 81 goa 80 BuekNbsst F0s
n : a far enusyiy
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Nfp Civilizations
TTHE HERALD OF HEALTH FOR FEB

HE hEhALD pNU. r rnSTAIss.
TWO WIVES story b Mr. n ki,ash o'i'' Sn"
GAZE OF f L, HAYES i,I w BY f ss..s. H.
THR LANDLORD or THE BLUE HEN Poem ny rh"'s
PRESENT DUTY oP TEMPERANCE MEN. By Rev. j. C. hoi
sr GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT By Archibald Mson Of Or
'i TBR PRISONS OF PARIS B, Prof R. P Rysus y. n
SPURS AND RBlNs FOR THOSE WHO MED ihh"' Dr VI
HOW 10 DRESS BABY By Ars R. D. Gleason, N. D.
bRATH OF EDWIN NJ STANTON.
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ThEJhS1SRY SHS6ER CONTAINS among man, Ol,.. fS
GBXBROsrTY AND BBNBvOLBNCB. By n. v. Beeeher.
BATHS FOR BABIES By Mrs K B. Gleason, NJ D.
THE RICH ARDsON MURDER A PLEA FOR MONEY -.
THB GOSPEL OF THB GALLONS, OUR STUDIES IN PHYS
THR CARR OF CITY DOGS By DR. Dio Lewis
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INTERESTING to MUSICAL SOCIETIES
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PIRsT AMERICAN EDITION.
PAS SION MU S &c.
ACCORDING TO ST Matthew
BY JOHN SEBASTIAN BACH.
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SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

FILTRATION OF RIVER WATERS FOR ST. LOUIS.
MI James p KirkwoOd, c. E. has made report on the
ntraon of river for the supply OF cities as prac
diced in Europe and recommends to the Water Com,
altering reservoirs each 2co by l6e feet leaving one
S Sd T5 s s Sds De formed as
pOmmencing from the puddle bottom Drain pipe ,h ~
gravel Of nut size 10 inches gravel OF pea SIZE; ~
Soes ,, imperia gallons Of water per day will be
siter"a through each square foot OF surface and
area o. Saons in % hours AS the city VIII REQUIRE
about 100000 y gallons daily the i've such filters
viii be amply sufficient.
The REFLECTING PYRoMETER.-Ihe Anleri-
ran Journal Of Science Arts after noticing state
nent in POggendOrs AnnGlen that Prof j. Miller had
made an application OF Poggendor1's mirror arrange
ment TO the OF the 81 nehr
Prof Miller tho distinguished editor OF inc Aa
is not new either in principle or application
The rejecting pyrometer was invented N 1870 py "a"
adjusting the compensation Of pendulum tits, how
ever first mentioned in print in Prof Bachss reports On
weights and for 1916 and 1se and fully figured
in the report 1886 1t is referred 70 as having been
used TO compare the mtasurng bars Tor the pase
cuarly for 1854, in which the basemeasurng ap
paratus is described and figured
NEW BLASTING PowDER.-Alfred Nobel, the
engineer who practically applied nitro gycerne TO
blasting purposes has recently taken out patent IN
England for a explosive compound According to
the inventor mixture Of nitrate OF potash Soda baya
carbon cannot be employed for blasting except under
strong pressure but II moistened with small quantity
OF gycerne that each grain is surrounded by
layer Of H. the win become explosive under ordl-
nary circumstances Nobel gives the following proper.
tons for blasting material 6S parts OF nitrate OF
baryta parts OF charcoal possible such as contains
hydrogen, and 20 parts of ntroglyeerine Or 20
parts nitrate of baryta 10 of resin. and 20 OF nitro
gyeerlne An addition OF to parts OF sulphur enh-
ses the effect but dmnishes the safety 1t Is set on hre
by ordinary primers with illuminate OF mercury
THE SPEED OF BIRDs.-Spallanzi found that
3h swallow can Nv at the rate of 90 miles an hour and he
computes rapidly Of the swift to be not esc than $50
miles an hour at this rate for short
distance, the swift must be ranked as the swest OF
birds. The common crow make about % miles, the
cider duck 80 miles, the eagle l4O miles, the hawk and
many other birds $50 miles hour The flight or mgra-
tory birds does not probably exceed so miles within the
hour. falcon belonging TO Henry w OF france es-
capped from FOntanebeau and found at Malta nav
ing made at least 1880 miles within "a hours: BIZ John
Ross the 9th Of October 1885, dispatched from Asss
rance Bay two young carrier pigeons and on OCT 10 one
of them reached dovecote in Ayrshire, Scotland:
The direct distance being about 1900 miles, the speed
was comparatively slow Birds whose flights have eX,
cited have been in most instances assisted
by aerial currents moving in the same direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24

The operations at the Gold Exchange Bank to-day were
as follows: Clearngs. s03s3OOO gold balances, $780,,
2S2 90 currency balances. H,sIsSI.
The market for State bonds steady at the First
Board. Tennessee new, at 90; Virginia, IS; new, 81;
North Carolina, new 2i Georgia. So Louisiana g. Leyee
6ig North Carolina, Louisiana So, Levee, rs; New
York State Bounty Loan 1884. At the Second Board
Tennessee, 56 new, 40; Virginia. new, 6l Georgia. So;
North Carolina, 4Ol new, pa; Missouri so; Louisiana
Levee ca, Ga.
Railroad bonds were firm; Columbus Chicago. and
Indiana Central 7Ob; St. Louis Iron Mountain LIST Mort
gage bonds So Milwaukee and ST. Paul $40 Conycrti-
BILE OH Lake Shore dividend bonds S9I New York Cen
trial. 80; Erie Cd Mortgage 1870, so Alton and Terre
Haue Income bonds 73t Michigan Southern f. bonds,
IA; Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific II, 9jl.
Bank stock was actiye sales of Bank Of Commerce at
l22dl22l North America, 100; Shoe and Leather, 14t
American Exchange ISL Central National, l0G Fourth
National, lO9 dOli; Tenth National, 1C6; Bankers and
Brokers' Association LOG; Continental esi.
OF the miscellaneous stocks Delaware and Hudson sold
at 12l Cumberland Coal Company Preferred 3Ad3l9 (;
Western Union Telegraph 80! Quicksilver Mining, ll
isMariposa Preferred, b. 30 II Pacific Nail Steamship.
HS; Adams Express a.dG5; Wels-Fargo, 2o62oi {;
American Merchants Union, $50 dJ7; United States. 55d
5ji
The stock market was a little nrmer and at the Second
90. Shore and Michigan Southern. SIS ASST Pana-
Railroad, l62; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 9oId9lli
Chicago and Western 49, asa; Chicago and North
Western Preferred, 9o.a9 NewJersey Central. 99i;
Columbus. Chicago and Indiana Centralal 79IGi; Da.
buque and Sioux City. 1924.
The following we're the closing quotations OF Govern
man hon Ne at A m
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Second Edition Now ReAd1

Second EDITION Now Read1;
DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT
III NEW BOOK On TIE PEAR
A. Illustrated work. entitled
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT,
ByP. 7. QUINN,
Braeuea HoreBns for successful grove" OF Pesn
sor market subject amply and nOT0Ugby ussA snde the
iOnovbg heads:
VARIETIES
ASPECT;
PREPARATION OF THE soIJt
DISTANCE APART;
SELECTING TREES;
DwARPs AND STANDARDS
TIAE OF PLANIlNGi
PLANTING; - -. 1900
VARIETIES TO PLANT;
hAFURISG AND NULCHNG:
GATHERING FRUIT;
MARKETING PEARS;
PROFITS OF PEAR CULTURE;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND GRAFTlRG
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS
ORCHARD RECORD.
This viii be found complete practical manual Tor Vie Pear
grsweT, whether for pleasure or profit
handsomely bound in cloth Price 81 Sent Tree BY
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
DOLITICAL ECONOMY.
EY
GRACE GREELEY.

HORACE GREELEY.
"Ray, designed to eueae Science Of POLITICAL ECoNo
MY While serving explain and defend the Policy Of PRoTRCfoNTo
HONB INDUSTRY system Of National Cooperation the Eeva
ion Labor BY HORACE GREELEY have Just been issued in neat
Volume Of 4 This worn comprises ih. twentfour papers
Economy Published weekly in The TRlsrSE last Summer
Autumn additions cancellations suggested by
revising then for this issue, and most eoPiOu' and
thorough Apaea Index II dedicated TO the Memory Of Henry Clay
intended fairly and esnddy the assumptions and au'
champions Of Free Trade in their latest and most sreous
sspeos.
The author claims for merit Of graphing with the Pee
Traders ground and meeting their points they have
present Others will how far he has mcceded be
asby that be has erAled the positions which
they choose rest their
large book 1t does not aspire to embody all that Is
believed With regard to its subject Though not exclusively
1svoed to the argument Protector regards the maintenance
and symmetrical Development Of Home Industry BY an sd'
the Duties levied Imports the cornerstone
eneehe entrG nd vng Of the Economic ornament
works The subject have doubtless been written the aim OF Ills
hss been simplify great truths and commend them BY
psrtiu.u facts multiplicity Of hOuey illustrations to the general
CONTENTS:
I..LABoR-PRODUCTION.
..CoMMERCB-EXCHANGLs.
H. Observation-Disclosures PROP.
BRTY
WEoSEY-THE BALANCE OF TRADE
V.PAPER MoSEY-ISTBRBST- USURY.
IsLAyRRY-HIRBD LABOR-PROPoRTIoS-C OPERA
TON
VII NoNoPoLY-THE LAW OF PRlCEs-EFFEcT OF DUTIES
VII. .AGRICULTCRB AS AFFECTED BY PRoTECTloR-VlBWs
oP THE FATHERS
TX. THE sTATR-ITS LEGITIMATE sPHERE-PoWERS AND
DUTIES-FRER TRADE AXIOMS CONSIDERED.
x..PROTBCTIoS FOR AGRICULTURE
I.MANUFACTURES AND THBIR NEEDS
xHTHR LABORISG CLASS-ITS RIGHTS INTERESTS,
DUTIES AND NEEDS.
XII. THE INTEREST OF CoNsUMERs-IROE.
XIV. PROTECTION ILLUSTRATBD-sUGAR
Nv THE HARMONY OF IHTBRBSTs-THB SUGAR INDUS
TRY OF FRANCE SvIGORAT1YG OTHER INDUS
TRIEs-BRET SUGAR on ITS TRIUMPHAL MARCH
XVI AMERICAN sHIP-BUILDING, SHIPPING, AND FOREIGN
COMMERCE
XVII .CREDIT-ITs USES AND ABUsRs-FOREIGH IHDEBT-
EDNBSS-OUR NATIONAL DEBT
XVIII. WHAT HAS BEBN CALCULATING WHAT SHALL BE-
XIX TAXATION DIRECT AND INDlRECE
Xxx. COOPERATION
XXI. WOOL AND woOLBHS.
xxi. IMMIGRATION
XIII. .sPECIFIC-AD vAL0REM-NINlNUh
XIV. CONCLUSIONS.
ANALYTICAL APPENDIX
Pos sale a THE TRIsrNE OFFICE PLes iSI 90. e<I BY
mail OstpId on receipts pnet
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

N
Ian % So hbs Flour l77 bales Cotton. 31,3 hfs ors
Meal $50 bush Wheat 1870 bush Corr $3.50 b1sl oa ~
Malt bash. Peas. SO bash bots ~
bush Faxseed al bh Rosn :c1 bills SPr Tupcgase ~ t
Refined bales Hemp 853s sides Leather pkgS aiL
PIG bills NhisAy 4l8 bales Wool 1913 bales Hops II Ibis 0a
CO. 25l nkgs Tobacco 20 b4s HIDES. 1o bbls kgs - ps
Butter Land lt63 pkg Pork 1913 pkgS Bcei LEO ra
Cat Meats as pkS Cheese 700 Dressed Hogs 2t zig bI
Frut, pkgs Tsos 500 Pks starch pkgs BeesFaA ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-24
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

GEORGE OPDYKE & Co., Bankers, No. % Nassau
ST. offer for sale the following desirable securities
First Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds of the New
York and Oswego Midland Railroad; First Mortgage
per cent Gold Bonds of the Montgomery and
Eufaua Railroad, Endorsed by the State of Alabama;
First Mortgage per cent Bonds of the Mobile and
Montgomery Railroad per cent Land Grant Bonds
of the Union Pacific Railroad, and prime 10 per
cent currency bonds.
The attention of investors is invited to these we'll
secured Bonds. Full information in regard TO them
will be furnished upon application to the agents Of
fering them for sale