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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-13
Office of FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERSIN GOVERN.
MENT SECURITIES,

No. 5 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK,
February 18th, 1870.
The remarkable success which attended our
negotiation Of the Loans of the CESTRA1 Pa
cIFIc RAILROAD COMPANY and the WESTERLY
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, and the popu-
lsrity and credit which these Loans have ualn-
tanned in the markets, both in this country AMI
Europe. have shown that the First Mortgage
Bonds Of wisely.locsted and honorably. man.
aged Railroads ara promptly recognized and
readily taken as the most suitable, safe and ad-
vantageous form Of investment, yielding 8
moro liberal income than can hereafter be de-
rived from Government Bonds, and available
to take their place.
Assured that, ia the selection and negotiation
of superior Railroad Loan, We are meeting q
great public want, and rendering a valuable
~service-boIh to The holders of Capital and 10
those great National works of internal i'm
provement whose intrinsic merit and substan-
tial character, %entitle them 70 The use of Capital
and the confidence of invcstors-we now offer.
with special conf lence and satisfaction, the
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-13

RsxARKp.-Flour continues arm, with con.
sid cradle enquiry for Extra aud Super, stocks
Of which brands are now scarce IN market :
Family brands arc no. much sought alter. Of
fsrings of Grain on Change this morning were
very light. Whestis dull !; sales Of red at l26,
with ofsring, CT but 1877 bushels. Corn is 1c
better; offerings of 739 bushels mixed. with
sales at "a and SO. Rye nominal. Offerings OF
1ss bushels Oats, with sales at 50 and 60 cants.
Fish Market for this Day.
FURNISHED by George ". Harrison 8 Co.. Nos.
80 King st 81, 81, IS Fish Wharuss
Shsd, fresh, per l00.. .......$22 Is @ 90 90
Z" Pot. Family per bbl.-.. II 90 g Ia 90
/" Economy (Del:) p b5l. IA 90 @ 20 90
Herring, fresh. per thousand II 81 @ II o.
Potomac, Eo.l, y b. 8 so t@ 90
Family. s % @ O on
=" per half o.. 4 80 @ 0 90
Rock and Perch. per bunch. 0 20 @ 0 80
Receipts increasing As the sea-
son advances. ,s.
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MARINE LIST.
SUN Ross..........5 q MOON SETS mn 4 rs
sus ers..... ....6 IS HIGH WATER m GU VI
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. APRIL 13
ARRIVED.
Bsrque Hermanos, Hauf. Liverpool, salt to
.Hooe, Wedderburn & Co.
Schr Clara Bell, Applegarth. Norfolk, lum-
Der to J n D Smoot.
Schr Bay Shors, Baltimore. to J 7 Arm.
strong. .1s- ,
AEAORANDA.
Schr Caroline Kensel. studsms. for this port,
cleared at Salem 9th inst.
Two tug boats left here last night to try and
drag the brig Three Sisters, aground OH the
White House, into dsep water, and TO- tow up
the bark Hermanos. The barque arrived sn1'
evening.
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NJ ENTS.
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T OOK OUT!
SOMETHING FOB The PEOPLE TO SEE
MONDAY, APRIL rs. 1870.
LIBERTY HALL.
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MONDAY, APRIL rs. 1870.

AID 13-tf
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
TnlfY MARKETS


Purr,, et 2-.' '.l.. t were, the m'rler undergo a
.o.- aI -uay ur Of uoe char2ts, ha runn ook
i,Ir. tH...r True Ieach.s 'E plans hn- cr
IN 90. .aeras qr. have nearly disappeared
uhre tse ter places among ge-
tails l. lsss Iey freely rel n the iruit
stand which changes with
th tarrr. hr and the Autumn game
birds. So. s.t tr aH { reportoi IN quite good
m hattef, a''cIlt ~ ,Ill
quite an aivauee IN what fancy pan are e
EG,7r r ,i ,., M B Wholesale, for Orange Co sne
mas ,. .. .. rU.. 1ts Kin, $ not of n
se sfr " r.ss 3D. tJt or hglres are maze up ne
lr.. t,.II U 5c for isir 70 good an ~ ac
oI .er ,- rr e r .el E5gs are unhang'd Fine Cheese
Tt.4 il spanish MaeEerel selling 70
asp b. b. lr. tsr. H sc Sun ed Bass Goa, l2c
P4.ct r.. .r..rf f- ,. % SOFT Crabs ~ doL
S. charge l-Ulic lOr bne lftrh
lot DrliA.- sra ttss lsstets with Coneonis
IN IN b.. b. I'D lrt +la 81 ger BASKET for
or. nari tir -t fascv Qunc selling
~ a. ... clel Pas at oEa%Ji Cooking
Pear Si.-1 D. A.te- lad fr.a ~ 80 up to % per boil
N.afs- Dll, aud alum iance is sold at 3Gtc
fr t.r .rI t.0.gh lnHe conn anfs 91ltc
suu O.. H range Of B0 D. for fore
os.t.. t. ~ . % the qaaity. fore quarter
Of ''. b %ia4Je Tor binds Good sweet
r.. r., A.. o,t. ".r. -e net a greater variety anil
Ia .yr tlnfy. f' ser good this WARN weather.
n tas.ts e .rI tHl LJrJc.. per Grouse and Par
rdgcs ..u .- ad Teal Ducks, 75c, and NAL
L.t. q U..r t 81 ~. Snife arriving more
ir,, \, k.r-l.. s... 81. o. Poser aud Yebwkg, JIc
each FOOL. a.. t.-. -eI 80 c. pr 10.
yFc.ftriet l.s f .,e variable quality, and sell at
re ac f.rI. ,r. tf-f per bunch sweet potatoes
s-. .irf. |.s.. .r de PER half Ieck Pumpkins
M d. ,.. sht- turups Oc per ouuch
f.f.. IT,. fsir supply. Plum
pr, - s r.pe. se at 25c per half peck
HoA. g..s .o... -ht,, is holding at Is J5e 10.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

The decline in gold has acted upon Government bonds
and they off in price from to per cent this after
noon At the Board the Gs of 1891 coupon, sold at
I the 80 coupon, 65, 1923; do, 67 l1O lOlO coupon,
1861 At the Second Board the 6s 1881 coupon, ia
do. '65, ll1E; do. 81, llOi
State bonds have been in demand and prices
stronger at both Boards to-day. Tennessee 6s, ex
coupon. 62saC2i; do. New, COZ G6l; Newlork Bounty
Loan los Louisiana 6s new, G5 do. S. Levee 81; Ala
bama IS, 70 North Carolina, old bonds, 500.
There was increase in sales Of railroad bonds at firm
prices Union Pacific bonds S, advance of p y cent
since Monday last Central Pacific 9O3 large amounts Of
these bonds sold at the Of bankers and the
demand for them continues Hannibal and st. Joseph
convt IO6 Milwaukee and St. Paul IS, 1st 1854 Co
unbus Chicago and Indiana Central, LIST SCI. Bank
stocks are dull with Central at Tradesmens 49, and
Fourth National log. Pacific Mall 49, aiS Western Un-
ion, 343.
We give below the highest sales OF the stocks named
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
I--- ----. MARKETS

FRipAt .t-f irreh cattle to-day, ~
# Csu,rrl, -s. aai T. At rehawken max
liza hysi i 'a @ . %. ae week VIII arg'iy oyerstockei
de, mta afr H . trr o. ee,aitatig s4e' butenen are
f,r NOR. sul 'o.S thn 20 purchase live animals.
Traew sNe.i s,s tcIi with nothing good on
& cds s % and 8 fes wetemli Ssas G'iSs Saa 10 can.
T. hot"l .o a. o. cars NJ Llman' ears and
- 80 ,iI a. ., IL at i55iGe 70 Of q e~t
Al Iaa,st. alE t. A q cwt They also soli II I'LL
T. ", t,.r, a., s1 Ohio and Virginia steer. cut
pr,tt, good Ja5c % Penn. cattle for NJ ulman, u
g. Cary -, ,.lt % Virginia steers 81 es l3dic
j. Dary Ie, % ise weight ior % Illinois steers OF u
ONE aa r .. 4 o,u. cas- by s. sehu,ter and
ths san, t "a Fib W l. D. WaTeL Beside these
Ir serc ,eyel .. from ersy with demand iAr
to Ps 20 @ S % a E. were IS o 9 sSf1Ss y Fss 'sis Bfsy ii
s scl1t i, 20 90, ter and oxen 1ers, at l'ie
/ Nsi, r., ,.... I.i r. q cst, at ia l3ic
.e5 Sor OF M - ,re isrleI, Of erraJ. 2t Of Nor
nf T,Iau Iu dc ol u cSt AMI tJ o u e"t at
F. Dal.y s s texans ofS cEt loe and 100 Illinois 6
SeseI Ne r. % Illinois cattle St e~t lOal2c and 100
p ssaue raa o -. Iaos Ct l294e and "A Texans Of
For tomo ros A eiite are repot>d ..-,.-.
% sSJ S = ran lp.S m,siGg 526y flesh besle 500 be
from yesieray he e 'oek vas sold but own" accepted
ceRt lke % T. 0ooS' ear +" Goo .b . snS 3
5a5ie u &C aahs aot sd the os sG 5a1e m win ''e
extras &c., aad or a. ote o.ll i3r u t1e & sesA O n
socf5iB a n e M q ans' ss n 81 n at at o. Si ,1 otS
a65 n si 7Ic III ~ D. Al Sci o Stat do % d. at ''c %
81 "a h al e. am . OF 80 ID at lie .. , e.,
Krby sheep b At sc ~ oi oo ID fi % 'AnauA
lam. ofs3 N and Ii9 state, tni b, all al lie
NJ A Rel. sod luu ~ o. bneep, 20 10, at sc
soh Ia STATE shteP, II 10 az 9tc 70 o
an, gbt T 4ic I36 Pa 81 H. 6e 10 state 5lt b at 6sc
Iis ~ si0 In al 7c aud III Canadas. % 10 al itc
A. oomunpsr j. Pdcek sold I49 coarse Indiana sheep I'm
,t l,c 4Oof8D n - 80 cst D' OF q 10 pan lambs a. &C.
1I5 b,p "A H. s. " 81 t \! 10y Ohio bJ b atc 'l5 DO,
yo,l is NJ ic 40 OF u. Jie and II Of % at t6e
r. Bell .ls OHIO shrp u fbs Al fsei t' 0' oi Ids SC aDi
l25 Of IS lbs. al Sc - n IN. ~ t..h. % ~. =,
6Ic and "a State pigs ~ its. At lOc ,r,,- IN ~.
Communess en NeenaTasn @ ana a.
Fr m making the week har.et 80" anl pse t on
sIg r., i've and idI2te dressed ear ~ H. State hogs
,alI AZ g,e xh 100 Michigan, 2li b, at 80 ~! per e"t
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

FIKOftAN MAWhEIN
- a. "a n .lD a M -Cousols opened a, 92i for and
9i lI ir lie uliis states t's "nH en SoH ~
5t'.i a.5 tS sJl Ten Pores s. Erie Railway shares, III
iSoS, ig oa Is., ll; Aande and Great Western, at -
'nSs sent 2-lI:JO n-Cotton opened quiet hlldlns
hInns orleans stl sales Of the SeeA, 5000 bales
us sTnar an 3t speculation The stoei IN port a'UV
IT, "a lmsneAn receipts Of the -cei a5OOO bales iSJ Ame
. a, p......o ,,eoni Erp
1ospoy sept 2J-l;1J m-AmeneAn seear'he' quiet S''S
quiet "A IN n m c.Btruis White Wheat luiet
~ ,s,n ,airt quiet Ne,cm flonf steady lorn eAl'
H. 'rcp Of Wheat the pAsi three lays lO q~ i A@''
lean Lard Is arm nj, ee,s sa1 ,.,,pn c.euta Lin ,e~i
-, a. Il. 6g6lL Spirit, Petroleum, az per kalSh -
ss,t as Console closed al VT io he'n mone'
,ra ths account American securities gas snd ss'I
Pis sens Ene R.wsy 1ii ibrois CenAs iiS
,, and Weern buoy ant al % An xA. iioi.a,.
DAD NiiIng Orleans, sld sales 81 ,hs dA Ia ao s o tn,fe
sn s an h cwt best grades OF AnsTsaa
sne n, inel Petroleum. l. y v gallon IL a., ,ns,e.n
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
SECOND BOARD, l2t NJ, AND q O'clock Pm:
FRIDAY, Sept. 2s-P. N

FRIDAY Sept. 2S-P. NJ
The stock market continues duh and weak,
and has been without any special feature to-day.
Tie street to be of the opinion that pancs" re-
peat themselves aud many persons believe that it is not
safe TO operate until after the 25th Of September has
passed that is the anniversary of the Black Friday
In the Gold Exchange The "cnques" are making nc
effort TO the market but leaving 1t TO the
course OF events. They are strongly foruneu oy long
Oans and therefore carry stocks prices 90 not go
up. The the stock market If an unusu one for
this of the year. and in such condition OF the
money market as money easy to-day, and loaned at
6 per cent with per cent as the ruling rate The rail
ways are increasing in their earnings the farmers have
and harvesting large crops the merchants doing
satisfactory business, and all departments of industry
are hOurshug but the stock market dun and brokers
have little or nothing to do The "bears" more
active.
The influence Of the purchase Of N,OooOOo of extra
bonds yesterday, is felt to-day in the better feeling in
the money market and the reduction Of rates call
The and policy of Mr. Boutwell, are warmly com
nended on all sides and by all parties.
There has been more animation on the Gold Exchange
to-day than for two weeks; but 1t has been upon
falling market. The quotations have varied per cent
large amount Of gold has been sold short. The fol-
lowing are some of the quotations: 10 m 13i 1920
li3i 1o5i 1l9i 1857 1l3s; llO6 l3l; $780, 11Ss; 4O
l3; lEiS, ll3i; 1870 13 1920 l33; 1880, 11Ss; Los,
l3i; 1884, 49, &O5 1885, 1920 llS; 2S1, 11S; 1854, l1S;
1855 ll3s 256, 49, O'Clock 1884. Highest 1132; lowest
price, l3. The transactions of the Gold Exchange Bank
were as follows: Gold balance $ls492s currency bal
anee, SOS; clearngs $751; paid for borrowing
J. 5, per cent, and fat and 164 OF per cent day.
The closing price for borrowing per cent The report
OF a Russian movement against Turkey strengthened
gold attle late in the day At 4O quoted at 19i
Foreign Exchange continues heavy, and the leading
drawers have reduced their rates to the figures at which
the actual business second hands has been done for
several days The low rate which money commands in
London is stimulating the transfer of funds here Com
mercial bills yet scarce. Gable transfers are
quoted at llO3. The following the rates. francs, Of
course. being nominal:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
IsTRlPLE SHEET

LA ssrsr unchanged unchanged Pctro.
Crude nominal 6c Refined closed 26dD6tc Whisky
.,s.dv, Western Wood 8gdSOc Iron 9oc,
T, ,n. sept 23-Fou dn and unchanged What active and
h,hs, No Red lsD$I 2Oj No ~ 9sl l7h Com dul
~ love, Eos White 6lI67o No. c5s Oats steady With
Rosao Ir 10 O xego Reoep-Pour 1000 be Wheat. % 900
bn.b Com 90 besh Usts 5000 bush shPments-9 900 bb
Foar IA 900 bush Nes 10000 bosh Corn II 600 bush osds
rc.ao sent unchanged Flour dull "heat 1net
f,r Ma Sprpg At eeias 06i Corn arm and ssce a. "a
Tl.c for No sire O>s steady at c RYE Ad,sncng WIN sn
,ciiye demand No Barley No 81 ~ hghNRes ae,ns
and arm At 5 dSsc d &c. roneo9sd Mes p9ts 1us!
AS 80 Cattle dull and 9ser ms ~
s2GtDs8 Recer-6 200 b6 Flour, 8 90 bnsh Wheat 9Vo
Corn bush sOo1 basL barley 300 Hogs EMP,
nen.-6 900 bbs Flour 300 bush What 10000 bush Com 9o
bush oa 10000 bcsh. Barley 5000 Hss Pgbn nfm and higher
CIscIsSAr sept 2Coion dull and lower st s for Mddh3gs
81 l6 Corn gool demand full poes Oats fair demand At full
prices Barley limited demand bodr firm Spring 81 05d 81 -;
Winter 1GGsl 25 Mess Pork lower S Lard dali and droop
ng dl3c sssd small saes Buk hesis dull and unsettled Ba
COO du sod dropping; shouer +e Clear Rib SIDES l6. Clear
Sides lie foar as and unchsngdi sales 70 bhdA Why dull and
BgvALo, sept D-Reoeps-Ploar $500 bbs; Wheat So 1000
bush Corn 1900 bush Oats 6 900 bush; Barley lOOO bush.
shmeutsWhest $50 Gobns1 Com "a Osts
Bsrsy eo bush kye 500 s1sh Railroad ,hpuentsCorn,
dn and heayi mies boiling o. sales 20
Spring ~ Is and 500 bush Red foeo % Corn aut and
arm sales u 900 bos by amp Western 03; Western
nominal at % some boiling CHER Oats quiet No
Toledo at 4Je and 20Oo bash No Western arnvs 4se
1000 bush do spot at 4c and $50 bush DO Rye in GOOD
demand and frmer ~ COO bush No. there
abouts Barley quiet sales 200 buh Western sample at u
Peas neglected fes du Timothy $5 Hghwiues nominal
Pork dull S21 20 for Heavy Ness Jsi dull l6t Preighu
loseri Wheat 9ic. Corn, &c Oats &c, TO Nes-YOrh
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
n0MRHTIC MARKBTa.

:, ..n esn 21 -Whrat hnner; No ] hcII VI I7iFI "
~ 1Rai held H. Bonin.y uheha5gel %. Syu - =
' Gtrrosz sept 2JICoop dul Mddlns pSnnsl ~ tsa' %
qs,st ~ a. SqoI 10 Phme 81 50, Common I'll agtl a.
wxhts Al tod 81 Is; Western Red WeseH - ~ Ses- S"ss
VIM, p,as White Ala al Us; feuor, Ss Wessn odsN ne
ssgs RYE 7odOs Mes Pcrt quiet t ~ h,,ea .',,s & Me
-. n, Clear Rib l1iei Shoulder l4id 10 hsn' NsStN
-, a. 6ldl7c WHISKY doll; socf scarce a. pl99n
sept 21Cottop unehanssd hblas lrahd itiN
ns.n. fee Poar pnoes sell m.uiaaei Hp Nhss,
g. s,,. P.mly ssas g. rs, Pebn.ni. ssd Ohio do 90 hstl
siua a. IA M wheat less drmshd Ness's Rel a 81 ua
"a ". tmb,T ii .5dsI a. s.sl, a, So tvN l.- sa is
81 e. "a MiIsd Ws.Lrn Sc Gel o.1 .sA,i stat. ssa
IN Adss Csses-ansl sappyI hs IA allSl iasur. III
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

AT the annual meeting Of the Boston and Maine Rail
road shareholders Sept H. the Directors were author
ized TO ncrease the capital stock $4,000 which would
make the total s5OOOOO and the Company has debt
The Increase will DE at the rate of share at par
Tor every shares old stock At the present value Of
the stock uo9 rights" would be worth about 81 90
equal !" an extra dividend OF that amount per share 10
those not wishing 70 sabscre for nev stock The time
Of making up the semiannual reports was changed 20
Apr ana October and the annual meeting b. the third
wednesday In November These changes conform 10 the
laws Of Massachusetts, which now require the annual re-
turns OF railroads to be made Sept 90 The next annual
meetne oI 'le SoS'0h and Maine Railroad will be held
Nov. II, 1871
The following are the Government opo,.,o. -orro,
hY Mesar. IL a uatnh - l. :. ----.-o--n -oIo---"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

PREGITS-The since last 10 L'epool W
steamer rs bush London, BY sail tU0 bb Flour
ats 7I Bristol ~ DO bush Wheat al lOd Bntsh DARK 10
Bristol Channel ~ith J5.O .OOO quA Wheai al ~ b. -
PRITS-Thrr has active demand Tor LAYER fs
last bn prices again sales go boIe Oh At ~ f OuAn
an. dull And prces lower; 20 boxes Al lie y 10
PRATHERS-Pme demsbd and pnoes are steady " o'~
GR1IS-Tbe Wheat irregular WneI opened tfmer WIN
% - h,t elc.l heavy spnng sold freely and closes
e.y,r Shippers owing the decline IN gold and hlehAgt
bs d.m,nd 8 Amber the day In part
Wbte is rn nd demand Amber winter ranges Az -
si D. In store and sGost TO sail grades ass ~" %
New no. 81 III -
II m n, No DO do 4d=l l7 for No h~sukse 81 |Va
al rs Gr Od No. Ji0sl - for Amber western 70 'to.
~ ,6 III 1 sAoAt for small lots 81 81 for T" me ne
IN and III IS for White Barley offered NOR ie .su
n.slsJ sale. vesterdAy Of 900 bush Canals West ~ -
e 600 busb No sold T. srnVe 90 private terms bis!
Nor. ,etye and Irregular sales Of OD bush at ~ Vdt D
ssts and ~ 2asI Canadian Ost Are ~ moefae dasna
And o.s bsayT The II OD bush Al sGtie for hsd ~
0ho ssdSe Tor White; Western at arGsc for lhirGf nd
Tor Good 10 Prime quiet but hm ae s 9ah Wes-In 49,
I'm oo hpS Al gsas9 Western Misi In sore and c Aha ~"
P.ncy do Al q2e Western yeo~ at 95l d.sc -, ,,,A
GIsNIEs eoptinae quel a2Je Tor Bags and 'd1le i
UAY-Tlee has been only moderate densld Tor shipping A.
and retail lots at sld*l 2 straw selling sl@nl "' i0' Lung
Rye and 80c for SiOu do. - IN ....,. Esx Al I59
and Old At lOd2Oc y quality, 4. Ia.
URMP-MAn Acvsi sales 1908 bales a. ie s"" '''
5d6ic gold. " a, o.. -, IA "a g., American
Selected a.. -tl.,ut
eAAssst
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
pprEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

prr NOTih I'rr, T1sstls dHI ItIIIfuuus ,
svpr q 20 Is, bills Flour So ~ bush Wheat bush Com
% ,f t5 os 900 bush Barley Y bush Grass Seed q bush
IA In,b Beans 30 bavs Cotton u TALES Broom Corn -
IKE. Ash If Pigs BessI rs bae Corn Meal ", a. bee baes
8 c S,s,rn 4Is pIs Butter IS 40 eors ches "a ee bg
- pm ~ u,.kT 6I hale. Wool BJ bales Hops 569 sides
ahS SV 1% b Tseco and Tobacco, bbl'
- nu slO boIes Starch, - bags Peanuts
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

Corrrr AuDrron's OFFICE ST. Locrs Sept % 1870
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ hs ohce nnt MONDAY the % day of October ~ Tor tDs
purchase Of 81 LOUIS COUNTY B0EDS, a. ioloss:
~ Iouny jail Bonds Of 900 eaeh having IS u rnh rom
penbs 1910 ami bearing Of per cent per
tnnnn, payable semi anuuaiy
81 Renewal BoBs J. 1870
snd bearing interest a. above.
Pnne and
Commerce, Esu-York ~ F-'
The County reserves the reht 10 rect all bds
... WIN H. HEATH, Auditor 81 Lons County. !
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

HowEs d. MACY, Bankers tthe same as an Incorpo
rated bank No. 80 Wall-st. New-York. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money, and having it at all times subject to
check on demand, can do by depositing with this
Banking House, which allows Interest the entire
daily balances at the rate of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world, with
immediate returns, at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE of Stocks Bonds,
OF Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

hhrAISAmenosn HngotD Copper n active
s.ser as ooso 6ie for Baltimore and Lake New
and Yos Metal without ehang demand being mod
x seoieh Pg connus good demand having sdvanc the
esns tina Amsr quet RAb steady and in
asm'nd Fergu Lead Is In demand prices Pig Tin
n phees ,re nounaL Other srcls unchanged The demand
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA lsr
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND CONVERTIBLE z PER
CENT. GOLD BoNDs-The small remaining balance
of the Loan for SALE at 80 and accrued interest These
Bonds return about double the rate of interest which
L. s. 52Os pay while the security is safe and fully
equal to that of any Railroad Bond issued
HENRY CLEws " Co. 81 Wa-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

ALABAMA STATE AID BoNDs, issned under guaran-
ty of the Commonwealth Of Alabama, to aid in Rail
way Construction, bearing per cent gold interest
secured by the obligation of the State and by first
mortgage on completed railway lines For sale on
exceedingly favorable terms BY Henry CLEws &
Co., Financial Agents tor the State Of Alabama, 81
Wall.st
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24

COPFEE-BraH quiet with holder willing to sell ont The stock
To thc
Merrmack Oo Baltimore Vea private terms
Other fairly active salt O ST. Domingo bond
Al Bic gold Sayau, Jane Cobb
CANDLISTle market remains dull and without quoJe
change. We quote
Srtrm Patent JuII pfb.42 a43 Sperm, Pateu Les Pol
Sperm Patent, Macys....R AS hamus 81 14J
Sierm Cty ..............JO ass Steanc Il g. Mitchell
Alamanine l2d ais Cos l6 az
DYBWOODS eounne very dull and pnces without essential
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

| HARVEY FISK. A. S. HATCH.
| OFFICE OF FISK d HATCH, BANKERS AND FISAN-)
CIAL AGENTS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD, AND ALL ITS BRANCHES.
No NAssAU-sT., NEwlORK, Sept. 23 1S70.J
ry- FIvE-TwENTY BONDS are selling to-day at an
average of 11i, and at this pricef the Government
should allow them 10 five years-they pay only
| 81 per cent per Gnnum.
SKIES OF 1884, TEN-FoRTIEs AND CURRENCIEs, at
present prices pay only four and ha per cent inter
est per aDnum
CENTRAL PACIFIC SKIES, into which so many are
now wisely converting their Five-Twentes and
other Government bonds, are to-day selling at 9Ol
fat that is-the three months interest now accrued
goes to the purchaserpay at this rate nearly seren
per cent per annuIn
We say wisely" and for the following reasons .
The main line is finished, fully equipped, with no
floating debt and is worth hundred million
dollars the siIes are first mOrgage on this property;
they cannot be increased, and the amount is only
S2s620OOO. The gross earnings from Jan. to Sept.
were s. 5O5 ~, and for the first fifteen days IN
September reached S423j, and will reach fully the
enormous sum of S8OOO,0O0 this year; the net earn
ings on their local business alone enough to pay
the interest on these bonds without taking into
count at all their immense through business; their
cepts this year for corresponding months are
twenty-five 10 thirty per cent more than last year,
and we have no doubt the increase will be fully in
this proportion the coming year.
We have known all about the affairs of the road
from its commencement and that the men connected
with it are careful and prudent business men, and.
in short we have no hesitation in recommending
holders Of Government bonds to make the exchange.
The difference Qf about II per cent Is sure prcff,
They are issued in $1,000 bonds, interest six per
cent January and July, both principal and interest
payable in New-YOrk City, dollar for dollar In
limited States gold coin. FISK & HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-24
EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by
STATE or ALABAMA

Price 95 and accrued Interest.
First Mortgage Bonds issued by the Montgomery
and Eufaula Railroad, on finished road Issue re-
strieted by law, and surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds most desirable investment The
road is now about to open its valuable connection
with Union Springs, and will be completed within a
year to Eufaula. Its finances in excellent condi-
ton, and it has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings
We recommend these bonds as a cheap and we'll
secured investment
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co., q Nassau-st.