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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28

In the money market to-day there marked re-
Taxation from the stringent turn OF yesterday, attrib
utabe to return OF the money withdrawn from the
street for speculative purposes. The bank which is cred
tied with having engineered the movement was free
lender to-day, and the ruling rates call during the
morning and per cent the latter being the
common rate this afternoon. 1t is probable that the
scheme has at last been abandoned and more confidence
is restored to the market long loans being freely offered
pledge Of Government bonds collateral at per cent
At the close large balances offered call at and
per cent. The payment OF the 100000 bonds purchased
to-day will add further to the market There is
fair supply of commercial paper offering and owing to
the late disturbance quotations rule higher Prime
ceDtauces move on the basis Of the following rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28

Leonard Sheldon 4 Foster.
s2,NO,GO

The gold market has been destitute of speculative in
terest though prices firm at lllI Qll2i with the
bulk of transactions at the intermediate quotation The
discouragng condition of political affairs in Europe and
the consequent heavness OF the foreign financial
together with the stronger tone of the foreign exchanges
was calculated to check sales for future delivery, and
compel operators TO act cautiously Later in the after
noon the report of the capuation OF Metz the price
fell back to l1l the quotation at being lls. The
gold loan market has been easier the for carrying
being ITO and for borrowing fiat, and per cent per
annum and LEA aud i32 Of per cent per diem. The
following the days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank Gold cleared S., 25so gold balances, g. asl $40
and currency balances, sl,571,sl7
The following the days Transactions at the Sub
Treasury:
Gold receipts &l 3i3s%9 % Currency t266o IS
Gold payments l22ll9 70 Currency psymens 22l IL
Gold balance 6420 7J 50 Currency bslanc sy2S1 ~
Customs, SbJ,U0
exchange stringent with limited transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28

An Elementary Greek Grammar, by Professor
WILLIAM W. GOODWIN, of Harvard College Boston;
CHM Brothers q Coz is intended TO be brief and com
pact manual for practical instruction, exhibiting the
great principles OF Greek Grammar, hut excluding the
special details which more properly belong to complete
work of reference. The volume embraces the most I'M
portant fruits of the researches and abOrs Of modern
grammarans, without making any pretenous claims TO
impossible originality IL is remarkable however for
the precision of its method and the lucid breviy Of is
expotons, and be put into the hands Of beginners
in Greek study with eminent advantage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28

A new edition of The Prose Writers Of Ger
many, 10y FREDERIC II. HEDGE, is issued by Porter
Coates The original work has been in print more than
twenty years and is universally recognized Of the
best collections Of specimens of German literature in the
English language. 1t has been prepared the plan Of
giving limited selection of authors with large extracts
from their works The translations from the editors
own pen are snguary vigorous and in the accomplish
his task he has had the cooperation of several
American scholars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28

The Government bond market was firm until after the
Treasury purchase, when the larger offerings forced
down prices fraction. Subsequently the market was
steady at the decline closing the basis OF lO5d1lOs
Messrs. Fisk Hatch reports rates follows at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
HARVEY FISK.


OFFTE OF FISK & HATCH.
Ba1Leys and Dedies ~ Government SecWite.
No. NASsAU-sT., lew YORK, Oct. ., 1870. }
THE FUNDING OF {. ). FNETwENIIEs into
frstclaSs security payng the same rate OF interest
six per cent gold, md which cannot b. called ia
under p years without the consent of the holder,
may be effected a clear profit of nearly hrehfJ
per cent by exchanging them for the FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS OF THE GENITAL PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
The fve-twentes q 1861 are selling to-day AZ 100,
and the Central Paddle Bonds at 90 SlOO Of tho
former will buy 500 of the latter and leave nearly
800 for use or for .enyestment; or $500 Of tho
former, paying $500 gold annually, will buy $500
of the latter, paying $3.50 in gold annually and leave
a balance in cash of opr 800.
The Central Pacific is a completed thoroughly
built, well-managed pad, doing large business,
and earning an immense revenue. The Bonds
well and favoraby known and constantly dealt in,
both here and in the clief financial centers of Eu-
rope and they can be disposed of at quoted market
price with the same faility as Government bonds,
and are daily quoted atthe Stock Exchange.
Having originally negotiated these Bonds, and
being thoroughly acquainted with their soundness
and value, we have Introduced them as a speciality
in our regular bushes in connection with deal
ings in Government Securities, and recommend them
without hesitation to our friends and customers de-
string TO make investments or to fund their five
twenties upon advantageous terms without rednc-
ton of interest Fisk & HATCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28

The Proceedings ofthe UnirerSalist Centennial
held in Gloucester Mass September, 1870 have been
published in handsome octave volume by the Univer
salist Publishing House in Boston. IL presents
curate and cOpous record of the largest religious
yention held in this country and forms document
Of peculiar interest Illustration of the ecclesiastical
developments of the day The services the occasion
remarkable for their depth Of feeling, the hopeful
energy Of their spirit and the earnetness OF conviction
with which the most liberal sentiments uttered and
enforced Many of the addresses preserved in this vol
models Of eloquence while the discourses of Dr.
Miner and DR.. Chaplin, which reported in fun,
among The abest performances Of these eminent divines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28

The Treasury purchase of 100000 ive-twenties
responded to by offerings TO the amount OF ssOO5O at
prices ranging from 1852? to lO99 exnteres those being
about the current open market prices at the time The
awards made u 2s the following being
no iata
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28
The following were the bids for City Bank Stare.

In Railroad bonds Central Paeihcssod at sO, the ps
cent Land Grant Union bonds at 7ia73I; First Mort.
gage bonds OF the Union Pacific Railroad we're quoted
at 80; and the incomes at 12 IN. following were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28
THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported for The TsisrSE

Carefully Reported for The TsisrSE - -.
THUK.p,Y Oct. r. lco
ASHES-There ony moderate demand for fos ta ~
prices are without special change quote - 7ea 81 70 Fears
an, dull aud nominal OF Ssdsg IS. -. 80.
C0TrON-The market wa. weak owing TO dsonragns ~
from Liverpool closing unsettled sales 7e bales eohhs ~ W. ~
po consumption 80 for speculation for iaH .,s
market active lower thcnsh later
.-sy s., free board Charleston terms 30 90
h,ls h.si. Low Mhdings Ic bales l6t for Octooeri S@
Tor Soyember ia 5sc December To-day f.n oStS~f s
Isle 400 Novenbcr lsIdl5c 100 December St
jsnusry IS,dI5c so February IS. d6.c and so hrh '
Alann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28
The food of almanacs which usually comes

The food of almanacs which usually comes
with the fall of the leaf has brought to table Ndsr
Almanac for 1871 (McLoughlin Brothers,. admirably
illustrated with the designs of the popular artist whose
name it bears and fortified with liberal supply Of
appropriate and instructive reading matter by Mr..
Arthur Pember; ApDtetOns' Illustrated Almanac
Cd. Appleton Coz, superbly embeished with engrav
ings Of celebrated paintings, and with variety OF
literary contributions, original and selected of
them by eminent hands and The Catholic Family
Almanac catholic Publication Society, containing in
addition to the usual astronomical and statistical matter
a readable miscellany mostly in the interests OF the
Roman Catholic faith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28

OFFICE OF VERMIIyE & Co., 16 and is Nassau-st
The Coupons of the Long Island Railroad Co. duo
Nov. /, will be paid and after that date at thus
office. NERM1LfE N "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28

The State bond market exhibited little activity. and
the changes unimporant. Tennessee g. new, sold
COZ aoot; old e2t: Virginia old, oS and registered
at so The following the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28

S25O,O00 Of the First Mortgage Seven Per Cent
Bonds of the Cherry Valley, Sharon, and Albany
Railroad for sale. Tbs is the only mortgage on
road - miles long, connecting Albany and Cherry
Valley. The road is completed and has been IN sue
cessfu operation sine, the 18th of June, and It's net
earnings are largely in excess of its interest on the
mortgage bonds. tn, road is perpetually leased !"
the Delaware and HUDSON Canal Company and the
bonds can be recommended as one OF the very p'S'
and safest Investments in the market. For further
particulars apply TO HALLGARIEN ~ Co.,
D BrOad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28


o''noo.oo usual" ~ w. '..,.ar T,0 nj 20 n,on.
Por'"i' po"'e u P'".''"' , .', NV NV, 70 ,,u
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doom VI "aN'S III '"o oA"'"' ""t'''" P"'' vs. ~
American 'oh'neh' ny Pi"o''"' i''''"'' "
intended NANNY iof the use anu ch'er'"'no"t vi We
brother uiers OF the SOIL IL reIa.e7 'hc oApoIo"'o "
two years In tie territory peyoh" 'he VI" "eS'' Oh III.
fiains, III the ROCKY houh'is' an" 'no vast oAP"n
country bounded by the Pacific Ocean The reader If
detained the threshold by some suporu0us disqusr
III ,ra s,n, arc no, worth the snaee they occuuy
I'm, 90 ho advanccs into the heart of the work he Will
en1 o,r anhic descriptiye messages and consider;-
lilo uscfm Inflammation with regard TO the natural
,o,uros ., Tho country its ao1iculture mining and
o,,o i,d,s,to. Tho antbor sometmes makes 4 little
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ny -,'''"n, 800 ~, -. %, ,,Ii.h
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hn"u nav JUG. , D,'. 20 o,,.s. ,o INC
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IaSt Lo"uon eo'ioh y, .o $500" 80. 80 w..
nam Douu' III" ~ inie 10 ''o ' ' mo- ~
siderable portion Oh Shakespeare n's ooon :" o
peculiar slyIe Oh nPoer"pns "i h " ' ~
aiiOns OF poetry ana SCIENCE, Wisnoh anu VIII W no
fingers ends OF the sufferers whose sigbtless eycbas
| 80 - ,ho oo,,n,on nri,ted mage in vain II il
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intended TO follow this work Win Dictionary Ut
Musical Terms" and other useful and interesting pub
mca,ions .oon as tbev can he suitably prepared The
| i =, ,,.,-,,. = -, aho,on.,oo ,bo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28

Lee & Shepard have published The Social
stage, by GEORGE NJ. BAKER, collection of original
dramas comedies. buresques and other entertainments
for recitation in families and schools The House o"
Wheels pleasant juvenile story. translated from the
French OF Madame sTOLz, by Miss T. f. ADAMS, with
Illustrations by EMILE BAYARD; and Letters Eoeryrhere,
volume of stories and rhymes for children with Illus
trations by TheOphe Schuer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28
Dancina Araoemics.

A DODWORTHs CLASSES for DANCING
IA Al No. 22 Hnhsye Twenty sIht, snd al No COL
Fth-sve send for Circular. -
Morning forming for L,le. snd Children, MONDAYS
THURSDAYS To- Also Mr. Frank Doisorh Afternoon Csss
O'Clock the day Chrens Evening Clsss will
FRIDAY. Novunter4 H8Oelocs
nEGARMO's DANCING ACADEMY,
~ % FIFTH-AyE.. COR. FOURTEENTHST
classes gentlemen will reopen TUESDAY Sept o. ats
Tse morning And afternoon classes will SATURDAY,
Oct l.
Private lessons he taben
Circulars At the ACADEMY
The to Jet for private parties other ,n'eu,umen
HLASKOs DANCING CLASSES will COM
NOVEMBER at IIawsrs Rooms SIth-aVe and
Forty secondst Send for circulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28

difficulties usually TO be encountered on these two i'm
portant points OF practical grammar. The book Ia unique
In its general character and methods and cordially
commend it 10 every beginner In the German language
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28

The coupons OF the Long bland }ailroai COMPANY,
due Nov l. Will DE paid on and after that date ~ Yer
milye d Co.
The American Exchange National Bank has declared =
dividend Of per cent free Of all faxes, payable on anil
after Nov. l.
Tile interest the bonds and stocks OF the city and
County OF New-YOrk, due Nov. /, will he paid Oh AMI
after that date by John j. Brady Chamberlain Ui tie
city at his office in the New COurtH)use.
Shenard, ir, financial agent OF the Pittsburgh GIN
cnnati, and ~. LOuk Railway Company, viii pay al
coupons maturing and after Nov at his o,' NJ.
54f Broadway.
The coupons and registered Interest the fI>t
ga ge bonds Of the Nov Haven, MhileOwu and Will
mantle Railroad Company, due Nov. /, viii be latd
and after that date AZ The Office Of Eatch & FUOtU
The November interest due the Kansas Pnc fr Raj
way Company will be paid and after the irst lrA-
limo at the office Of D.bncy. Morgan co.
Mcssrs. Fisk ~ Hash, financial agent, Oi The Che>a-
pcake and Ohio Railroad Company. Will pay tine NoS'm-
Der coupons tine rt mortgage bond, Of that road
and after November at their banking house, q
Government tax
The coupons due November on the first mortgage
bonds of the Denver Pacific Railway and Telegraph Com
pamy will be paid on nd after that late 10y Mes Dah
ncy Morgan IL Go.
Mes>rs SOutter Company, No g Wii3m-st, Will pay
the November intercsOn the first rage bonds of the
Mobile and Montgomery Railroad Company. The same
house will also pay thCnt rest on the sterling bonds 81
the Ohio aud MISSISSIPPI Raruad due NOl ,nber j. 30.
holders in the Northern States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28
SECOND BOARD. | P. N.

b0Lfs 0Ttf0ffTaBgfRI T0h'' : -,
10 600 $50 Reg G5 NJ. ol0. GOO us3@ Con- CT! oehO
1890 Z. s. $40 Reg 67..2 oe. 100
SECOND BOARD, 12t NJ, AND "a O'CLOCK p ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28

CoPPEE~DraI sre better demand and uD'sr zoe e.e go,
n, m. . telesms much 81 gsass liz.
oS,Tns very sprngy West Iaa. and Jaw. her e p.
ira, bat hoders 500 bags LASus s, Az sr
Bore; at Baltimore sOoo DO per PsisdiH. 400 ao per
terms 49,. an, Western Foaf
fLooh AMI hna "A .I,,ns, 10 frr,shts sbeoh' VIC
quies the urme "a - $50. an, hsA increased -
especially the hitter with ged f AZ, os,er
moderate request NO. eha
fair basnes doing There nI aemana M o hi, aso
higher prices asked cheek bnas 'n - IA sap 0de3 5
Sea, wv '''' aoa rs Ohio Reand bop hr a., 4 "a
No. 2...........ss.'
Saperaae. a. I, uhas N TrsJs brt' we ~
iPspey do 49,. @d DIV - "A NIcb 0d "a
westn smppsg Ext. sVd ep oe,e' 4. 40 s p6 a
Good choice spups poeo'e n' $50. E1,s s3s -
wheat EIrss...... Wd y ~ Ls' 49,. 30 -
Minnesota Iowa Bx. S9 - - ios Tsal. Nj DO "a
Amber Indians ~ -. 80 % uo'
sn. $50 W., . s,mi, ssa bot i v.y as,ss The se' s
We quote; ,.., a. cod su,. - odS3 -
Bait. Alsr spd Gecrsetcwn. mlteu 70 - o.
Bait AleI. sDd Georyssown. kius 600 -
Fredensksbars and Petersburg toaSS' '''' g5q
Richmond Country. hxTs '''' 10
slauarv
CO.. al T,un,..., Erru AID faIn, 80 ,s. We
Rye Flour 10 nov plenty and 10 @-sri ''' ' "
Qpos; .-. -. "a sat. and P-.S. - ga ~ 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28

The new and carefully revised edition Of
Ncdical DiaJosis by j. NJ. DA COSTA, NJ. d., which has
recently been rubshedby j. b. Iippncott Co., forms
valuable addition to the physicians library, and
claims a welcome from the profession in general lis
reputation as "a standard authority on the subject is
well known, and j. confirmed by the demand for third
edition within six years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28

Foregnexchange is stringent with limited transactions
Some Of the leading bankers asking 1904 for 80 days
bills, with slight concessions Tie current rates are n
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28

Roberts Brothers have brought ont, among
other fresh holiday books, Ecening Amusement, by the
Author Of Letters Everywhere" with many funny
Illustrations. by PAUL KONEwKA; and Tong and russ
translation from lively French juvenile work 10y r. g.
STAHI with illustrations 10y LOREN FgOLICH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28

We have the Fourth Number of The Mem
York Genealogical and Biographical Record quarterly
periodical started within the past year. and devoted 10
the interests OF American genealogy and biography
Among the contents is curious paper entitled 'The
Woodruff Achievement" explaining remarkable her
adic painting devoted TO the pedgrees Of the Woodruff
family. A discourse the late Mr.. Verplanck by
Charles Henry Hart, gives full and interesting bogra
ply OF that distinguished citizen The statement In the
obituary Of Asa Rowland Of Conway, Mass, q CORE
spending member Of the Society, which implies that he
wac brigadier general In the United States army
uurhg the war OF 1872 think IL incorrect although
.hat excellent man held the Office referred 10 In the
rou'h Division OF the Massachusetts militia for several
years.
me dtrmdn Primer, by NJ. Til. PREU C. p
n e @ oons is Introductory 10 the FIRST Stem ia
i' ny 'he same author-a teacher Of many year,
p,'onoo ~ 'his city. Its attractive appearance And
snpov Vi style are adapted to secut. the ,u,ey.,,
OF ehild whe at the time IL Ia n,teo ~, Is,n...
OF iha'ufer years BY constant repetition ana ,,.,,o
In the arrangement OF the same words and -. =,
student Is made 90 familiar with them th, a., VIC
gest themselves to his mind he Ia thus sn.rsa
YEARLY poddng through pages Of theory be,ar. s,,''
At practice The nouns are divided in,o ~. .,.e
decleDsiOns; and the table Of their termn.,,on. ~
as that OF the examinations Of the verbs In thai, a -
cODjngst0Ds, TO remarkable degree snootbs ava. a.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-28

The Amricm Popular Speaker, hy J. K.
sYIIER Porter Coates is the title Of collection OF
pieces in prose and verse; chiefly from American authors
des gned for recitation in schools Many of the specimens
have the merit freshness, and all Of them are much
shorter than usually the in similar compilations
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-26

rioters moved on to the stone quarries ada
cent, where . bloody fight snsued, in which
several men were badly bruised, and one
mans scull wus fractured. From the
quarries the rioters, greatly augmented in
mum bers, advanced on Scott's Mill. where
the General Superintendent of the works,
Mr.. Mcdonald, was overseeing few men.
These latter fed precipitately, and McDon-
aid with two others, escaped the wrath Of the
rioters with difficulty, BY taking to the river
in A skiff. 1t was intended to attack Mr.
Williams, the contractor, but the plan was
frustrated. Sheriff Bishop arrested nine of
the rioters in the afternoon.
This morning vague rumors are In circu-
lation, among which is one stating that the
works are held by 700 armed strikers, who
intend to hold them against oil force brought
GU. against them. In the meanwhile the
Sheriff, with a large party of police and
special canstables, has Just left for the seat
Of war, and we confidently anticipate further
revelations this afternoon, of which you
shall be informed. Thus far no lives have
been lost.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-26

The trial of Samuel Watson, aged 60, for
the alleged murder of Mrs. Hanley, at
Racine, Wis, is drawing to close. Mrs.
Hanley, widow, mysteriously disappeared
one night about year ago, and several
months afterward some boys playing under
a bridge found the decomposed remains,
done up in bundle and covered with straw.
It was known that Watson had long been
intimate with the woman, and suspician at
once pointed to him as the murderer. Wit
nesses swear that he had been engaged to
be married to her, and that after her death
his general conduct was peculiar and suspi-
cious. If Watson is convicted it will be on
circumstancial evidence. He is gray.
headed man, and has not the appearance OF
guilty. There is great interest exhibited in
the result of the triGl, the court room being
crowded with people. The case viii proba'
bly, be given to the jury today.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-26

Governor Alcorn, of Mississippi, thus de-
scribes Colonel Yerger in his proclamation
offering reward of ST. 900 for his recap
ture: "The above named Edward NJ. Yer
ger is about six feet high, weighs It's
pounds, is muscular in appearance but not
stoutly built; is of handsome person; has
dark brown curly hair, nearly black; mus.
tache and goasee slightly gray, but colored
black; has gray eyes; is vehement and
somewhat impressive in conversation; ex-
cessively vain INDUCES freely in profanity,
and is about forty three years of sge.'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-26

and Post Roads have agreed 10 report the
bill subsidizing the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, for mail service between San
Francisco and China to the extent OF
$l,000,000 per snnum, service semi-month'
ly, with an amendment requiring the COM
pany to build ships 6. the rate ofone each
year, and recommending that they be Of
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-26

A condemned murderer in Texas offers
his physici ans certificate that his health is
too delicate to endure hanging, and prsys
that that ceremony may be postponed until
he gets stronger.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-26

UNIos sfooK YARps. Marcl

Cattle-Rsceipts GIG; the market for good
shipping opened active and firm, with sales at
a range of 64aTsc for fair to extra steers. but
closed tending lower; butchers stock dull and .
shade lower.
Hogs-Reoeipts light, 1854; all sold at . range
of &s40as rs.
sheep-Receipts es6; market quiet and . shade
easier, with sales ct - 6oa5 so.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-26
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