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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-19
TUESDAY. Jan. 18-P. II.


The clear sky seemed to affect the spirits or
operators the Stock Board and prices are little hrmer
than on yesterday Gold holds l2la and it Is hard
pushing to get 1t out Of this nochalthOugh 1t once to-
day touched but Immediately fell back to ]; The sup
ply OF cash gold is abundant and per cent currency
and per cent gold, is paid for carrying balances.
Governments have advanced from to per cent on
sales Of yesterday and the home demand Is lncreas
ing There is a large accumulation or money at this
clearing point Of the country The payments OF Janu-
arg interest and dividends well the payments by
Southern aud Western merchants to tobbers and i'm
portes tends make IL in good supply, and rates are
all down. Loans made at from to per cent. The
banks have largo amount OF notes on hand, and the
rates for commercial paper must have good influence
upon trade. The demand for money at the west ana
South will hardly warrant the scaling up Of bank notes
here for the settlement OF differences at the Clearing
House.
State stocks were firm and sales limited. and so with
railroad bonds Union Pacific sls, and Central a!9s
There has considerable activity in the stock market
Lake Shore at $50 66i NewYOrk Central and HUDSON
at g23 d93i Pacific Mail i2l0i2I; Rock Island varied
from Oct l073 Reading and NewJersey Central Wero
firm Cumberland in contemplation Of the consolidation
Of several Of the companies, for which purpose repre-
sentatiyes Of the different interests meet to-day IN the
CITY, advanced 3l The stock Of the Tenth National
advanced two per cent today
There is report on the street that injunction Will
be served on the Pennsylvania Central for the purpose
OF enjonng that road from perfectng the lease made
with the Columbus Chicago ana Indiana Central II the
Injunction Is granted it end TO important ti'
CATION and decisions leases Of railroads in one State
by railroad companies in another Ii ia for the interest
of the public as well for the companies, that this
question Of leases should be determined by the high
est judicial authority.
The steadness In gold 1919 and the very slight adj
vance IN Governments ci leave the prices within
a small fraction ofswlat they were yesterday:
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Sc VOTES.

eoyr.cNuS ITloN BY ZINC TANKs.-M' IiureN
veN attention IN D,nqlers POlyteehne Jo"n"' the
BIC. that water kept small reservoirs %edc u zinc
eoccted from roofs covered With uc IL invariably
lamiDeted with that metal aud that the use Of such
TAe aHthoV recommends that where zinc vessels used
NJ the PSrpose Indicated they should be painted over
With asphalt warmth or any iron pigment.
UTILIZATION OF LEATHER SCRAPS.-The
PAIRS Cosmos that material which be pressed
form of combs buttons knlfehandles, &c, may
he made from leather scraps by cutting them into small
pieces and keeping them for several DAYS IN CHLORIDE Oh
eulphur IN this they become hard and brittle AFTER
being washed they are dried. ground to powder ana
mixed with glue or solution OF gum arabic OF any
other adhesive substance when the mixture is ready TOT
the molds.
DIATIL.-This name is given by j. NJ. Mer-
rick to plastic which he obtains by mixing equal
parts Of gum lac and finely divided silica In order 10
obtain q perfectly homogeneous composition the mass
depressed between rollers heated by steam. like those
employed in Indarubbey factories While hot II can DO
Sooa3 because IL does not absorb moisture Medals
made OF this composition nave great anu u
The silica S prepared by precpiiang IT from the
shcate Of potash.
ANTIDoTAL POWER OF PHENoL.-Mr. Schiff-
writes from Vale Neuier Nicaragua, to the bo'iter
Seieie OF Paris that after very severe epidemic OF
Asatc cholera which caused during fifteen months the
death Of large number of people, ne commenced the
of phenol or carbohc acid causing all the rooms anu
passages houses occupied by 800 people 10 be daily
Spanked with water containing small quantity Oh ls
acid with the result that neither cholera nor FEVER ana
sgue which had long peStered that locay, nau since
made their appearance
A CUFaoUs APPLE-The editor of TiltOn'S
yotl7,al Of Horticulture for December, says 1--WE re-
member seeing years ago. at exhibition OF the
Horticultural Society, apple called the
mo Core which, singuaTly enough had two cores We
had also another apple received from Messrs Baumann
the French ngrserymen, the Hillars Grande,' which
showed the extraordinary formation, and IN turn
ing over the New Duhamel, we came upon colored
plate Of the Pomme Fgue showing also section OF
the fruit ana exhibiting the same peculiarly we think
possible that the TWO varieties are identical. The
noWer Of the lars GTande destitute OF petals or
showed only what supposed 10 be bracts IN their
place The section Of the flowers of the POmme Fgue
given in Duhamel appears IL these supposed bracts
the sepals OF the cayX Of the second flower one
being superTnpOsed upon the other on the same axis
The fruit Of the Hars Grande was Of yellow color,
with dun reddsh-brown cheek. peamainshaped, taper
ing with quite lines and showing the five carp
els very plainly in prominent knobs at the apex IL WAS
sweet, and rather dry and Of little value except as
curiosity"
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Philosophies-Physlesl and heupo''oA
porsry Reyiew cam, ,,A.,. Ion,,,l
vi King COpb,tuA; A Doctors Stoy--IemPS par
VII The Bariy History Of Msp-Eorh British Review
VIII Lambeth and Archbishop IL Macmisns hhea"o'
TX The Art Of Loug Lhving-Colburns New honlnW
Assam The Convent OF SavopatoA- ~ rAu's
Stuly and Oniuion n Oxfor1.-haemllans magazine
XII. Morning Calls on the Muuich OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -N~h"'
XIII. The suns Crown.-Tbe Spectator
XIV. FrAroe Adriit-BegrAyia. - ,,,,
XIV The ReraiA or Grown Jewels-Cbanherst Journal
gtXVI French BAhl EoeS-Cbamberss Journal -, - -,
XVII The CITY Jerusalem Past and Pesent-brtsh quarterly
xviii James T. BrAdY-Tbe Editor
XIX. Poetry.
Xxx. Literary Notices
XXI Science.
XXII Art
XIII Varieties.
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PLAX-Thsre very little doing n Dops.e and pres s osn m
unsettled Hudson I40lCl. Canadian. l 0l5'r Hsseb
4ldlS DO and sales Of Scotch % @.ase sal
Heetlers Tow, H0lfic.
PRBIGHTs-To Liverpool ~ sail 200 bush Wheat "a asd
stearp.r 200 bors Bacon II ard ~ bids fa0s
FEATHERS quoted 8JdOc for pnGs Tennessee AID 5ode.
for prme Western.
FfBD IL dali and tame; 20 81 ma ~ q: 90 q ~ go
81 45 10 ~ 800 81 CO: DO u A. oil 0)GSI - Es ysi
quiet a o. asa 81 % q 100 10.
GRAIEwbat quiet prices
Europe and frgys give buFe
age OCl bush at 70 Tor fir 30 Cbesso hpnag - D.
81 is for and stOat, 81 lGHi M Ambs,
Western the latter Yesterday afternoon ~ str Ute hlr
gan Michigan 47G ~ 81 TO- White "~r-s ne
latter DekT aHd 81 20 for Amber fenaessee 10 lois bss'
and acivei sales, 1000 bush Is1aca WEI ~ -
81 40 Oats ate unsettled and tie bs'ness f-t rhr
seter: sales bush SIC for Mes Ohio ad Neh store
SEE bid ssOat los sod az Gle STATE al 81 @ 81 a
depot and pier In bags and jersey sEo olta'Tn al
the sales I6O bash AZ 81 " -
State Jersey 96a93 Corn irregular and DOL Do ''m'd
Old easier and choice hsS hrrf iF "a -
o. eco BUSH st. t431e Tor Damp ald tnsonnd N Ao al
Southern white az 93c OIL southern leoN ~ ses
WI. -
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ytb pubIiraiista

rNHE HERALD of HEALTH for 1S70.-With
Il the January number begins t1fee Important papers
h M Elizabeth oske shss ,bsrmAg story costume throuss
the year.
I'd Archibald Nsen, f th. Oxford Gynha,iun) ESSAY ON THE
LAW or PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT
Sd sTUDIES IN PHYSIOLOGY by Prof IT, Harley Bher Of
III. worth subscription Beside the above THs
HERALD full Of excellent matter by the writers We give
fne Steel Engraving Of ALEX Won HUMBOLDT, FREE TO all SAB
serbeu who send direct s2 s2, 20 seDi number 'e'
January number and what good Family Magazine
WOOD l. HoLBROOK. Is Laigbtst Ns"'forh
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pOLITICAL ECONOMY.
HORACE GREELEY.

HORACE GREELEY.
Rs,Ays designed eueda.e the Science Of POLITICAL ECONO
ny While serving explain and defend the Policy Of PRoTECONTO
HONE INDUSTRY as system Of Cooperation the BIcva
tie. By HORACE GREELEY have just been issued in neat
Huo volume o. 4 p,eeG This work comprises The wenyur papers
o. Economy polished weekly in THE TRIBUNE last Summer
Autr additions and Deuduon as were suggested By
&. subof a. revising this isue and most copous aud
toougl Aulgta IrdeI dedicated TO the Memory o Henry Clay
and Intended TO fairly esplidy the assumptions and srsu
uss Of Fse Trade their latest AID most s9eooa
ssTeeu
The ,uthor claim, Tor this vof graphing with the Free
Traders on their ground AID meeting their potts they have
st.sep to present thea, be has succeeded be
tr1s psub shat be has s1ded the positions 90 which
Ihey choose 70 res; their case.
Thu is net large book aspire ,mbody al that
hpsvu or believed regard subject Though not exclusively
devoted argument for Protection regards the maintenance
syUmethoa Development Of Home Industry by an al
tsnea tie Duties levied Imports the cornerstone
Of that eeretts vng OF the Economic ornament
Adler subject have doubtless been written the aim Oft
has simplify truths and oomend them BY an array
per,u.a, facts Hulupc Of hOHs u'iOns to the general
art. -,,..,,,
L.LAGOR-PRODUCTION.
H. COMMERCE EXCHANGES.
III CAPIrsL-sKILL-IsyEN INTELLECTUAL PROP.
ERTY.
". .MOSEY-THB BALANCE OF TRADE.
v..PAPBR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
vIsLAvRRY-HIRRD LABOR-PROPoRTIoS-co-oPE
TON
VII. MONOPOLY LAW OFPHlCES-bFFECI or DUIlES
on COST
vII..AGRICULTCRB AS AFFECTED By PRoTEcTIoH-ViEws
or THE FATHERS.
X THE sTATR-ITs LEGITIMATE sPHERB-PowERS AND
DUTIRS-FREE TRADE AXIOMs CONSIDERED
x..PROTBCTIOE FOR AGRICULTURE
xIMANUFACTURES AND THEIR NEEDS
XH.THB LABORISG classics RIGHTS, INTERESTS.
DUTIES AND NEEDS
XIII THE INTEREST or COSSUMERs-lRON
XIV PROTECTION INSTRUMENTATION
xv..THB HARMONY OF ISTBRBSTS-rHB SUGAR INDUS
TRY or FRANCE INyIGORATIEG OTHER INDUS
TRIES-BBET SUGAR on ITS TRIUMPHAL MARCH
IVIAMERICAS SHIP-BUGLDiEG. SHIPPING, AND FOREIGN
COMMERCE.
XVII CREDIT--ITS USES AND ABUSES-FQREIGN NDBBI-
BDKESS-OUR NATIONAL DEBT.
XVII. WHAT HAS BEEN ELUCIDATISG WHAT SHALL BE-
IIxTAXATIoE. DIRECT AND INDIRECT
XX..CO-OPKRATION.
XVI WOOL AND WOOLBHS
xii IMMIGRATION
XIII. .sPECIFIC-AD vAJoRBM-NIHIbUM
XIV CONCLUSIONS
ANALYTICAL APPENDIX
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THE TRIBUNE,
HEW-YORK
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
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THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported for The TRrBuSSl -
TUESDAY. Jan u. 1870.
ASHEs-There fair demand for Pots fa prices sales
- 81, a 81 t2i; Pearls are dull and prices nominal
BUILDING MAIEALS-Lne lower Business N these articles
has been dull, and confined TO job lots We quote:
HAIR
H., a. VI. So O06 90 Cattle, 4 bnsh ...2td-
n. Com H. - If. 0JG 81 Mixed = at
NJ. IS OJOB OGOSt, y no
Philadelphia Fronts. ~ 00d48 O0 LINE.
Fire brick No | A. Common, bb...........Sl 70
W Ktel O0255 OQILump. = 90
No 2Spt Soap. 10 OsGs1 " LAns Eastern 9 NJ ~ % q
Roendhle y bb.... 81 500 - NoyaSeoNa tGn ~ 2@f -
Nova Scotia, b., = OOD -
lCac a 80
BROOM AND BROOMSCorn is plenty and lowsr
dce Brom adding the heaYness sales o. Pale Tennessee az
5dl5lc Mixed Western al lbGc Choice Green al Go Booms
are duh and ONrr; sales 81 $685. 50 q dozen.
BREsWAX-A moderate business unchanged;
Of 500 n 81 G3c for yellow Western and Southern
BRISTLBS moderate request At fall az RON F
81 90 for American Gray and White
BONE-Ne note small ss,es Rio GFande shin ~ 50
COFrONTbe market has been hat irregular opening dn and
he heavy closing demand AMI Uniform the
The offerings fair compared with the
40 bales TIC last evening ami 100 20 arrived
65 AZ specaaNon and
7 For delivery the market Is rather on All
e1oept Of 2O bales January private
teus 30 February 25c.; so do, 2c 400 March. 2iet 49,
Aprl 25 d. 25i 49 June. Doe 100 do.
2J.c all basis Of Low Mihilng We quote as follows;
MANI
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nall fraction ofawhat they were yesterday ::
The following are die rates OF Foreign E1cRal
advance ON yesterday,s prices /:

The Committee Of the Stock Board recommend that the
st. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad stock be put
the The earnings OF this road for the first seven
days in January $40 653 H. This road is under tho
control OF q Board of Directors
The following we're tie closing quotations OF Govern
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ath S1ubIitatiuns
A MEXICAN PHOT0-LITHOGRAP cos
N oFFICk has been removed 10 No i4O Fson-s n Y.
A SIX FOR HITCHCOCKo HALF-DIME

The cheap system United States and Csndt
originated Fall Of 1868 by BENJAMIN W HITCHCOCK Of the
Cy New York. and by great expense the Half Dime ana Ten Cent OF
ehod Both
and owned under Copyrights and Trade
haTis Dealers well purchasers Of therefore readily
which has uauguraiea
valuable the lack Of moral honesty which las
profit b. the advertising
and labor Of the Author o. these Series - -
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r, l,rnr shnws ihn rnsnlt of to-daY,s busInesa at
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE OF FISK d HATCH.
No. 3 NAssAu-ST., N. y, january, lSI


No. 5 NAssAU-sT, N. Y, January, lS7O.)
Our sales of the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF the
WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY having been
moro rapid than the preparation of the Bonds for
issue owing to the temporary illness of Mr. William
f. Barron, one of the Trustees of the Mortgage the
supply of bonds for delivery was exhausted about
January I. since which time we have been unable to
fill orders except by subscription I'm subsequent de-
livery.
The bonds for the remainder Of fhe Loan, amount
ing to s765, eco, have now come to hand.
OF this amount $4,000 have already been sold by
subscription leaving but $4,000 of the entire Loan
Of s., 49,, 600 now TO be disposed Of
The rapidity with which nearly q millions OF the
Loan have been taken, during the short period since
il was first introduced on the market affords graft
fying evidence of the favor with which it has been
received, and the rank which it has assumed among
first-class investments.
The balance of the loan will be sold upon the
orders first received at the original price, viz 30 and
accrued interest from January ], in currency.
Remittances reaching us after the closing Of the
Loan, or in excess of the amount of Bonds for sale
will be promptly returned, otherwise invested, as
the parties may direct.
The full market rates will be allowed for Govern
ment Securities in exchange as heretofore.
FISK & HATCH, Bankers, &c
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Second Edition Nov Rstor;
DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
Il NEW BOOK on TIKI PEAR
Al illustrated entitled
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT"
ByP T. QUINN,
practical Horticultural for fuetssl Pssn
for subject nHpJ and thoroughly treated sadsr the
following htidii
VARIETIES
PREPGRlTIOs or THE SOIL;
DISTANCE APART
BELICTIkG TREES
DWARFS AND STAEDARDSI
TIHE OF PLANTIKGi
PLANTING; =
DiGUING TREES FROM THR NURSERY ROW AND YAcKUo ,
VARIETIES TO PLAhTi
PRUkhG
nAEURIHG AND MULCHING; .. ...
GATHERING FRUITj
HARKKrIEG PEARS; .....
PROFITS OF PEAR COLTURi -
MISUNDERSTANDING AND GRATING,
PRACTICAL sD00kSTIOkS
ORCHARD RECORD.
Til, Worn viii DO found complete prsasIl nss,i M The Pear
gro-sT vhsbS foT pleasure or profit
One volume bsrdOns bsStd cloth Price sL Sent free BY
nan "a t.s.pi Of pnS. THR JRIEVkE, E,uIu
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FISK e. HATCH, Bankers, &c

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 some 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
ferng them for sale.
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TIE CENTRAL RAILROAD of Iowa offers its
First Mortgage Seven per Cent Gold Bonds at 49, free
of tax Many parties who have carefully examined
the merits of these securities prefer them TO any other
in the market. They are selling quite as rapidly
as the Company can use the money in finishing the
road Pamphlets and full information may be OBJ
tanned. and subscriptions will be received, at The
CoMpANY's OFFICES, No 80 PINE-sT., NEw-YoRK, at
the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, a WAL-STr and at
HowEs & MACY's. 50 Wall-st.
w. B. SHATTUCK, Treasurer.
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PACIFIC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI SIX PER CENT
GOLD BOSDs, FREE OF. GOVERNMENT TAX, COUPON
OR REGIsTERED- undersigned offer for sale at a
moderate figure $4,000 of the above bonds. The
road is completed is mortgaged for less than onehal
its cost and is earning mere than double the interest
OH the loan.
Government and other securities exchanged at full
rates CLARK, DoDGg & Co., No. IL Wall-st.
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COPPEB-The Rio held By importers the United states
morning. O 6G bags Of which go bags we're
New Orleans Galveston $500 at Mobile 1000 at Savannah
1900 al Baltimore O66 this port The eureat aGoGh 10
coin are as follows 9d9lc for ordinary eafoes Sdic r
fair do IOidlfc for good do and 6l2tc for prime do duy pA
At the above rates the MARKETS very arm anu
Of 40 bags II emand 4S DO o. Blanchard Other STYLES
rather and unsettled particularly Java We quote
Ncabo isa2i gold; CeylOn l7idl9G Do AID java At94;e
About u mat ava are reported sold at Boston.
COAThe extremely mild scatter snee last hs essened the
demnd prices Anthracite have declined aHd Is selling RON yad
AT s6 "a b an the cargo price nominal dealers generally dis
posed ~ public sale announced for next week Foreign not
plenty aud Is hrm. 5000,
ClKDLRS are in moderate ohbng demand full phes quote
Ad1mHntue al 20d2lc. Sperm 4c, and Patent &c.
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CHOICE SFCURITIEs.-First and Second Mortgage 8
per cent Bonds of the great Air Line Railroad of
Virginia We Offer for sale
First Mortgage South Side Railroad per cent
Bonds al ~ Nor gage less than $6OOOper mile. In
terest coupons payable January and July in New
York Whole amount OF issue, SlU9OOo Net income
of the road, $2JOO0per month.
second Mortgage Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad
per cent Bonds NJ -. Aggregate Of first and second
mortgages $l35O0 per mile. Interest coupons paya-
bic January and July in NeW-York. Amount of an
nual interest $4,000 Net income of the road $1,000
per month. ~,
These roads with the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road form the AR Line Railroad from Norfolk, Va,
to BTstol Tenn a distance of 405 miles, consolidated
under the management of Gen. VIM. Malone, and
running in connection with the Old DOMINION Line
of steamers from this city to Norfolk.
LANCASTER, BROWN & Co., % Nassau st.
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| - WHITE Oak; Double bb.. 10 W q -.
LEATUERPor HemOk Sole tie maraet g uni0Ss
all Stb stead outlet for stock omDarf
tyey light eolutractag quiet -ul 1ag
changed slaughter upper rough 4s .oai quota araHSs
/ IL W quote;
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Damaged, al WsiEaiA.,,.ID 'c'-It
Poor Damaged. a.i weigstS4O as
nETALS-Bus.ress 10 New Shea
beea extremely Gull siuoe orr last.
recent dechCs American Ingot hls
prices sales i85. 900 his Scotch n.
Irated siOck. IS dg.H. sud meets With
lower AMI DEL Pig Lead kss been
prices Pig tn has been aai! a. iOs
quiet aEd nominal. We quote:
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Ground Pesd 81 OF 50 Dat Meal lower unssb. 81
s7a 81 23 Dbl on Me-. aaei az 81 1902 " 2 100

PIs-Dry Cod moderate denhd shs Of 800 qn.ntss
continue. coll and prices SLeut change sales u so be'
without change and the ano ooterats OleT
Of Pish are dul aud prices nom nal We quotes
a an riug IakF n