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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

In railroad bonds there was firm feeling and saes
were freely made OF Central Paelaes at o,l ,.-g,n
Southern sinking fund bonds sold at 97,; Morris and
Essex first, 1901; c. C. and l. C. first s2E and Milwaukee
nnh 81 Paul first at 0ii. The following Wern io La.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

NOTICE.-The interest due Jan. |, 1871 on the
BONDS of the STATE OF GEORGIA will be paid, on aud
after that date, upon surrender of the coupons at
the Fourth National Bank, New-York.
Bonds of the State of Georgia, as they mature,
Will be paid upon presentation at the Banking
House of HENRY CLEws & Co., 81 Wall-st, New
York. RUFUS b. BULLOCK Governor.
=, EIecaire Department, State of Georgia, Ahqatd,
Nov. 10, 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
Ices Tor the day /:
Cnleman Dcnehlct's closIng qu0tatlOns Were

Gold quiet, speculation being checked by the
continued absence OF foreign quotations. the cable not
yet being in complete working order The dealings have
been OF little importance and the bulk OF transactions at
1iOs though the frmor feeling in exchange impaired
rather confidence to the afternoon speculation the
late price being 1902! The lending rates for gold
Rd and for Carrying l. O. g. 4, and per cent The sbe-
ria took 100000 in specie. The following the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

Government bonds rule inactive but steady. the nuc
tuatons having been unimporant. At the first call al
the Second Board there transactions reported
which indicates the dizziness of bonds Fisk Hatch re-
port as follows AT 4 d. m:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
THE MONEY MARKET.
.,rs .r TILE srocK rxcnANGE.-FRsT CALL
1Ol O'clock A. NJ.

GOrrTHnehF ~ rfal
o, ~, = q p, 10, - Ig7 5000 a. $40 Con bI'''''"iio
,S s95Rsg rs no 1900 90 100 Reg ''''''iO''
5000 o. r. $40 Cou % n......lvJi n,.-, P..x,.,
saL. Of STATE Bonds-Ralr Boad.-BdHk ana f'''"V '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

The Treasury proposals TO buy million bonds for
the sinking fund elected offerings aggregang s27sOO5O
at prices ranging from 1o6.3O O6s7 The award was
made at 1860 TO lOG4O The following are the details
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
n FISK g. HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECU-
RITES.
No. 5 NAssAU-sT, NEw-YoRK Dec. 9, 1870.


BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECU-
RITES
No. 5 NAssAU-sT., NEw-YoRK, Dec. 9, 1870.
FUNDING FIvE-TwENTY BONDS.
Within the past three months a very large amount
of Five-Twenty Bonds have been funded through our
Office into the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY besides large sales Of
the same securities for new investments.
We deal in Central Pacific Bonds the same as in
Government Securities, and regard them aicrding
the desired medium for funding Five-Twenty Bonds,
citbou reduction Of interest andch unimpGired security
They are all Coupon Bonds of $1,000 each, interest
| payable Jan. and July /.
r5-They are yell knogn, and hare a ready market in
all The money ceaters Of this country and Europe, are
daily quoted at the Stock ErchGnge and can be sOd at
current market price readiiy the Bonds Of the Cor
| eminent.
The EARNINGS of the Road for 1870 rH reach Eight
Million Dollars and the increase is shown in the fol-
lowing figures:
Earnings from Jan. to Dec. l, 1870. S74l7,317
Earnings from Jan. TO Dec. l, 1SG9.... 5,2G0,SS2
Increase in 1870 ....................S2,15 6,f35
We keep a supply of these Securities on hand, and
furnish them at current market price, which to-day
! is9l3.
This price includes the coupon due Jan. l. for whieh
three per cent in gold triH be recered by the purchaser
bonds bought during this month.
Proceeds of $1,000 $50 bond of 1867 sold to-
day at 100. O92 80
| Cost of 81 900 Central Pacific bond, to-day
at III %
Difference realized. ......................S1 75 90
We continue, as heretofore, to buy and sell Govern
ment Bonds make Collections, receive Deposits sub
ect to check at sight without notice, and allow in
terest on balances and do General Banking bust
| ness FISK & HATCH
| ALABAMA STATE INDoRsED BONDS, BEARING EIGHT
| PER CENT GOLD INTEREST, ISSUED BY TRUNK
LINE-THE SELMA, MARION, AND MEMPHIS r. T.,
! AND SELMA AND GULF II. r., AT % AND ACCRUED H.
| TEREsT IN CURRENCY.
This line Of railway forms the shortest route from
ton the vast cotton traffic of Alabama and MisSis-
sipp which States il trayeTses. In addition TO this,
large part of the freight by way of the Mississippi
River will seek at Memphis the more rapid transport
tatiOn to the sea afforded by these lines.
One hundred miles of this route completed aud
show large earnings from way traffic alone The
completion of the enterprise is already assured by
the large sales of bonds and liberal subscriptions of
town and country aid.
Considered a railway mortgage alone these
bonds are equal to any now in the market. But in
addition TO the lien on the railway property. the
bonds are secured by the obligation of the State of
Alabama, Endorsed upon them, which has been de-
clared by the leading lawyers of New York to be
binding on the state as the currency bonds which
now sell on the Stock Exchange above par.
For sale at % and accrued interest by
HENRY CLEWS IL Co,
Financial Agents of State Of Alabama.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
SECOND BOARD, l p. ".

N0ies Of 0lrfrRnfU hDlds t,oi
400 T. 500 Con 6g....,l)7i 1900 u 500 toubo
M IN, H. s5p, - I07 .I3g0O I g. S. 1910 Ri I'm
oo A. q s51 d., rs i7 10000 q. T. 81. 1910 Coup.
1000 s. $50 Reg 65..2i OlOtI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
Dantins Araocmico.

4 DODWORTHs DANCING CLASSES
49, n ron LADIES GENTLEMEN OR CHILDREN
mVnNlhIt AflEbh0 JHS, EVENING Nov rs,riyiug prp
no 4,l rltbaVe cor fventysi Iis, hh ave- Send
DE GARMOs DANCING-ACADEMY, SO
corner foureenhsi beyinner. CONSTANTLY
ior@lhs CiA~es In The Boston and RsdosA ' ''
HLASkOs DANCING CLASSES will com
fsris second At staa for circular. 's" s'i'N ave AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
Tle ln-ne-. Of tLe day d the 10 s snhTreasnrv Va.

Foreign Exchange steady IN the morning, but
aftorwld tie leading drawers advanced quotations Of
per cent all around. The following the rates
current mt the close:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

The Adrertise,'s Hand Book 6. VI. Pettin-
gill Coz furnishes convenient guide to the periodical
press ON this Continent comprising complete list Of
newspaper, periodicals, and magazines published ia
The United states and British Possessions together with
a history of the ne spapOr press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

A new edition of The OIL Merchants Of Ne'c-
York. by WALTER BARRETT CleIa a collect ion Of dcsu
tory "reminiscences Of business life in this city, mas
be en- published by NJ. DoOlady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

C'ly bank shares were nominal. The following were
the bids: WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

We continue, heretofore to buy and sell Govern
ment Bonds, make Collections, receive Deposits, sub
ject to check at sight without notice, and allow in
terest on balances and do a General Banking bust
ness. FISK & HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
Qeaohers.

A GRADUATE of one of our first
h@,srn College, with two years experience IN teaching the
rI I,atnmte GeTnan aud Bash lfanees deaes sIruA.
ilN - TUTOR In fEy best
A NJ, 10 Msoiougsl-sL. EY ' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
LAST PAIRING WITH TUAcKPRlY.


parted with Ihackcray for the last time few months
before his DEATH In the street. al midnight in London
me COTHhW MdQdziHc under his cditurship having
proved very great success grand dinners were given
every month III honor Of the venture. We had been
SUING lAtt al one OF these festivals, and, 10 was get
ing toward morning thought II WISE az far as was
concerned 10 be moving hOseward before the sun rose
seeing my intention TO withdraw he insisted on driving
ne IN MS own brOugham to my lodgings When we
iodCheu the outside door of host, Thackeray's
nay and asked where he should drive us In was then
SStWeeh ana O'clOck-tme, certainly for all decent
@ sOul 10 De at rest Thackeray put on one of his
~ ~ expressions, and said 10 JOHN In apsWe r
~ qus ZION, think will make morning call on
WI LOI1 BISHOP Of London" John knew his mast "a
bSIc uli my address, and we drove on When We
IL my lOdglngs the clocks were striking two and
al mo & AR was raw and piercing OpposinR
sisted mon or lcaNe-taknS in the carriage he in
% ~ ., kStlhs out Oh the sidewalk and escortino
inc ~ W ny uoof saying, with mock Lcror nr,.st ~
INC heavens above US that il Would me 81 80
,d Iit,tisher TO leave unprotected YanEee
~ - -, u.lldis, VINO prOWl about Tie s1rrrts
brace, lie sang verse OF which I, -, Sditic cur
fond; aud 40 vanished OF my sigif III NV 70 pe very
author Of Pendennis" aud Vanifv Il ~ ~, hcnIo
OF MN sun a. moving IN his own stately way mn and
at the GHrrIck, or sitting at the window az ~ is IN
Club, ana watching the stupendOus tide ~
ever moving past IN that wonderful cty Nio 'h't Is
Among the other articles in this humber m, 60
which will be read with unusual interest "A W.. q, "
Venetian Palace" Is Of the charming pictures a.
by Mr. HOwells from his four years residenee IN
romantic city. The experience which he deser4hss a.
the following passage, imagine. Is not peculiar q,
Venice but belongs In degree, 10 most the fnou
Italian ctes "For oil the entertainment 1t afforded Ms
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
SECOND BOARD, l2t NJ, AND q O'clock
MnNnAY. Nov. lI-P. VI.


Stocks were quite weak this morning, and
declined from to per cent throughout the list OF lead
ing railways. The cause of this change is said to
he foreign complications" but is not easy to under
stand wby our local stocks should be adversely affected
by any thus far received, and 1t seems easier TO
find other of domestic character The truth Is,
that public confidence in large majority or the stocks
dealt speculative account has been very much dis
turbed and consequently they have but little support
except from those operators who interested in main
tanning prices This the true cause OF the present
weakness, although, doubtless exciting news OF the ho
received this morning has some effect in acceleratng
decline fore reshadowed by the previous condition OF the
market 1t will not he difficult matter in the
present easy state OF monetary affairs TO rally
prices and, according to the tactics Of the
clioues as displayed for some time past,
we may expect an improvement but IL is EVIDENT that
the struggle against the public verdcts very faugung
and burden of the conflict must finally be too heaVy
for the spectators bear We infer from the fact that
rumors of peace are construed unfayoraby by specua
tors for the rise that war which might even embrace
all Europe would not be considered adverse, when
the fact of war between Germany and France Is sup
posed he favorable to the agricultural interests OF the
country and the transportation lines NorthWestern
New York Central Lake Shore, and western Union nave
been among most active stocks OF the day. lt Is re-
ported that the recent clique IN Western Union has sold
ont at handsome profit, hut new parties have appa-
renty come into the field and ready TO take the en-
tire capital OF 10000 shares at current rates
Rock Island was strong in the morning. but The active
selling movement carried down the price from liI 10
I2i The principal dealings in addition TO those shares
already mentioned been in Preferred
and ST. Paul. Tue miscellaneous shares were quiet and
the fluctuations limited Investment shares were dull
on sales OF Illinois Central at 1851 c. e. c., lS1
Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western, 10, and Hannibal
aud st. Joseph Preferred at 49, In Express shares the
sales were small and the changes not worthy OF note
The following table shows the highest and lowest prices
maid for active stocks to-day:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
City bank stocks were dul the sales az he Boards
2ore eating nnly Is aha-cs The
9. at 81. The following were the bid

Railroad bonds were also quiet, and less actively dealt
in than OF late Prices, however well maintained,
being firm at ia9O5 for Central Pacihcs aud rsts VI
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15

.,. and pscouns 426s i76 8 Legal Tenders &s &
sn..is ... sl244S9 DepoSts..... IrV'V'~
Circulation. .......,.... 81, ,J1S,o ,oS 80 a.. .-- =
n, IN. week ending Nov 1870 ~ l, =
Ciesipg FOR the week ending Nov H. lS7o'''''' ~ VI a
R,l,nr, sog the ending Nov 5 1870 30. n. Z
Bsisnce, for he weah end pg H. ls7o........ he
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15

SIC LIBRARY eoliAaag about ~ COZ nuaLen of Classic
I'd MODERN MUSIC for Piano and hands Pianos thnd shsnd
IA For further Particular call send for Coasn o. sCBIknER
ol bTsstvsJ, lEpeIta ssd PsblsLeT Of Muse
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15

The activity OF the other departments OF the Stock E
change has for tho moment, diverted the attntion .,
operators from the State bond market which bas hoo,
moderately dealt in, though without any movemen, d,
note, Tennessees were barely steady, while North
Caronas weak, Special Tax issues declining % ,o
02o, and New selling at 90. Missouri g. were firm a, o.
and the remainder Of the list were ne eglected The to,
ing were the bids
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15

,oIeman BenedIet,s closIng QuotatIons were:

The chief attraction in Wallst circles to-day eentered
in gold, which strong and excited under the news
concerning new complications in Europe growing out OF
the reported reputation by Russia OF the BoSphorus
Treaty OF 1885, neutrazng the waters OF the Black sea
for war purposes There appears also to be pancky
feeling at the London Stock Exchange, and heavy de
cline was announced in securities. 62s having declined
10 si and ConsOls to 92l The effect on gold was to ad
vance price from ll2i at the opening the closing
price saturday being my to ll2a at which figure,
however. there large sales OF long gold,
which caused depression TO ll2{, the hrmness
Of the premium at this point beinS
occasioned by the uncovered short interest
In the afternoon the price took sharp downward turn
to l upon the of private dispatches stating that
"A better feeling pevaded the London market, 62s
having reached TO S During the remainder OF the az
tcrnoon there was quictcr market noted, the prices
ranging at lbdll2. The settlement Of large amount OF
short contracts has made cash gold easier, aud rates
were fat and eXClearing House, and per cent
for having balances carried The following was the days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank Gold cleared, sI9
3oOOO Gold balances slO2s sT3 and Currency balances
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H.. ,,.,cr,,,nt bond market was weak and lower at
the early Hoard In of the decline of seenr
ties In London, the advance In gold being dispropor-
tona IL to the decline in bonds Ia London Al the h'o
Boards there WAS an improved feeling noted growing
out Of better tone of foreign aharS, and hc market
closed steady. Fisk 4 Hatch report HS follows w
<p.m..
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
sW7sss % s'ss'


Total Increase, s., ,3c9 T3T ~, or per cent ,,.
Following ia an abstract Of the reports m"a. ~ ot
Controller Of the Currency, showing the eopu''S a,
the National Banks in the United states ehcfp.
the close OF business OIL Saturday the Sih o.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
@earbers.
4 YOUNG LADY from the country, who

benefits perfecfng
edneon aohB for the Winter in family where her
giving tbe pupils viii BE- received
IN payment for her boa best o references given Address Boz e
Ees-Y Y.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15

NO npoTti AZ "N1 W.T. -, tba
The following is comparative statement showing INC
receipts from the several general sources Of iher
Revenue for the first three months Of the hs'a
ending June 9O 1870 and 1871
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15

The warike news from Europe has no appreeiapie
effect on the money market which has worked win dc
cied ease ghou the day, aud balances were feeS
lent un call at aud per cent, the more geiera' ra.e
beings In discounts there is quiet ieehhg ho'eu'
commercial names ruling at the following rhtea'
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK HxCHANGE.--fIRsr CALL,
10t O'clock A. ".
Us BordS.
$500 $40 Reg 62 5000 s 80 Goa i3t 3
5000 y. 5s 1910 1851 200 so Con SI 4
karodd hondsBaak AND Acknowledgment
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
Glowing were the quotations:

Foreign Exchange has been firm, under the condition
of affairs IN Europe Tie following the current quo
tationS:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
Daurine Academies.

A DODWORrH's CLASSES for DANCING
fhA-svs srpd for Circa,r
NoBng C, forming for Ladies ami Chdren MONDAYS
and THURSDAYS at TO- suitable for L,s DESTROYS ~ taking few
ons 70 afn The Boston Also Nj Fsns Dedsoths Atent on
tlss at otloet the ChG.ns kvsnny 'lss will
msSes on FRIDAY November. hs o'clorh
III LASKOs DANCING CLASSES will COM
nsIoe NOVEMBER al Harvard. Rooms srha's ana
Forty second ST Send for circular.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

PRrrcuARD's TEAMS as things nre going and
coming, are making a hole In the bullion
stacks at the smelling furnaces. Saturday, one
team took out "a 900 lbs. orc from the Erie
mine; and yesterday zl.0O0 lbs. bullion from
the Alsop. We are looking, by tho by, for
somo freight this way for the Alsop. when
they get that copper er-smelting furnace, and
erect two more regular stacks FOR the argentif-
erous galena ores, u will DO n Rno property
for tho two additional furnaces will require
but two or three men additional " tho pros
ont forco. =. White I'ins fc,oss n .tB .
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

lDIHo. Prom the Boise City News of June
lst we take the following: .....
The weather for the past three or four days
has been colder than ever before known in
this latitude at this season Of the year. Cold
rain has fell in the valley, and the surrounding
mountains are covered with snow.
SSAKE RIyEB.-Mr. James Kinney returned
few days ago from the Snake river mines, in
the vicinity Of CIark's Ferry and informs us
that there is but little doing in the way of min.
ing in that section at present, owing 10 the
high waters of the river. Four-ffths Of the
miners who were operating and prospecting
there n few weeks ago, have left for other
parts.
FoUxp.-The body of VI. A. Wentworth, ore
of the two tXprGssmen who were lost in snow
slide Inst winter between Idaho City and Loon
creek, has been recovered. A hole had been
dug by wild animals to the body, down
though four feet of snow, which fact enabled
tho men, MessrB. Adams and Holmes, to find
it. portion of the flesh had been eaten of
tho head and neck of the body. Search is be.
ing made in that locality for Smith, the other
lost man, but without success 'sdfar.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

Luio ndvicos from Helena, Montana, bear.
ing date June 81 say. "Tbe heaviest Spring
storm OF snow aud rain over orporienced in
this Territory has just subsidized; snow fell to
the depth of Eve or six feet in the mountains,
and incessant rain for Ave days throughout
tho whole Territory. Pei" ..'
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

Tng Fon du Lac (wis.) Commonwealth
describes a wedding, which its editor attended
at Oshkosh II says; During the ceremony
abont tho waist and snapped goml'' '.. =
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11
NICHOLS g. ROBINSON,
f. DEXTER EXCHANGE,
yn No. 22l Bush Street. SAN FRASCIsco. n,
WIN. M. GILLESPIE,

A TroRSEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW; nj,
IA District Attorney for Elko County. once 1,
Room No. 2 nrst hnor, in the Court-House. EI.Ko.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

ON OF n party OF n,hsicai friends, referring
20 an exquisite conposihonasaid: That song
always eorries mo away when hear u. :" u
'"ean any one SiDs Il r. ssfod Jetrcid
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11

From dispatches from stockton, juno 3D. We
have the following: "Sherif Morse, Of Ala
IN mcda county, arrived to-day, having in custo-
dy Jesus Tejadh, supposed to be one of the
muTderCrs Of Frank Medina, who was muir
dercd on the TOulumne road last Winter.
An opposition stage liuo will soon be run
between Stockton and Sonora.
Work OH the ban joaquin Valley nailroad
Is about being resumed, and the road will be
completed from Wilson's 10 the Tnolumne
river within sixty days.
The wheat crop of this county is fully equal
10 last years. Six thousand tons of old
wheat are stored in this city.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-11
C.0D.-wBLTHAM WATCHES COD
l.-a tlTrsr IMPROVEMENTS aef -

LAJEST IMPROVEMENTS
tfpbLtsU a. CO., 1.,c ~ n. Chapnsn L COL
4. @ Removed TO No. rs John street New York
WE will send single wALTHAM WATCHES on
w order, in eoiid Gold and Silver Cases only, by
express 70 any lart of The United statCs 10 bo paid
for on delivery, Hfter eIstoinatoD, at wholesale
prices, Tho buyer 10 pay all cIprcss charges. .,,
The conipADy's guafaptos scot Nih tsrh weth.
nnsIony = -. ~. ~. ... .. > 1eid-iy