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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-23
CONNECTICUT AIRLINE DOnDS.

THE VALUE AND IMPORTANCE or TWENTY sgyEE NILBs
saved distance shout hour the time between @ Metropolis
Of New England and the Metropolis Of the Nation cannot 10 Oe
mated
between Hswaven and wmsu Connecticut forms the CONNECT
ing link the Grand Through Route between SeuYork and Boston
THE ROAD Is NEARLY COMPLETED TO MIDDLErOWE.
which the and will b. entirely finished hat
city during the present month.
ON TIig UNFINISHED PORTION BETWEEN MTDDLETOwN
and Whmane three thousand engaged The grading
half and the bridges and yaas veil
nnder
THE UTMOST CARE rs USED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF
the road projectors aiming make the thoroughly
built and safest road in the country
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw-YoRK, Monday, Nov. IA,

NEw-YoRK, Monday, Nov. IA, 1870
There were no important transactions in the
Horse market to-day although considerable inquiry for
good driving horses made, mostly by speculators,
for the Havana market well as for provincial trade
These attracted by the low prices ruling
in fle Ney-York market, where horses can still be
bought cheaper than ut the farmers ana breeders In the
country. - -. .o..o. from,
Lower Canada have arrived and limited numDer OF
railroad and work horses were sold at unchanged prices
Two good sales were made by Messrs Fitch x conan ~
These we're a fine black coupe horse, seven years iot
hands bred in the Western part OF TINS State' &
brought 500, and very stylish, FIRST proWI
carriagehorse, five years. II hands, sold for $OU fo
cheaper horses at an average price OF 800 were sofa ny
the same firm.
K nutnher OF thoroughbreds have OF late been i'm
ported by August Belmont, esq for his nursery STOCK
farm In Long Island , 4.
The regular sale the and carriage branch OF
Messrs Johnston Van Tasscs auction house, Will as
usual be held at Nos ll2 and ia East Thrteenthst 10
morrow Tuesday), the 18th inst at II o'clock
The week opens, as far able TO learn under
favorable auspices for the carriage trade Messrs Dema
rest Woodruff report good demand for fine carriages
especially for four and six seat coupe Rockaway several
OF which sold for this city and Brooklyn and two
OF the finest pattern shipped for Boston.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
6ousrs ano farms r0anteo.
Citp })ropertp 10 fft.

A TO LET-The LOFTS of 60f Broadway
IA to good tenant low price, Inquire Of C. b. j. r. NIT
CHELL Co, ~ aud 80 Leonari-st
rV'O LET-596 Broadway, large DOUBLE
i STORE 5OI2Oo Apply 4. RAYMOND, l23 Futon-st
= - BEEKMAN- -ST.-TO LET-The STORE
y BASEMBNT rent low. Inquire stairs at FORD
SJPPBRS 589 Broadway Tenth-stt a
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
NiIEAP FARM and FRUIT LANDS, pleasant
\ Home aud VIlle Los NAV be had st
BRICKSBURG, N. j.,

O. "a miles from New.York and railroad direct Philadelphia
a. p.r cropf climate mild and proyebis healthy; water
Puoe $2j and npssd
rm ey Fo circulars and maps sent ee address H. ChNPbkLl
Broadway. y. y, or d. W. BRIGHAM Agent Bnckhnrs No.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
corporation Notices.

CIrr ov EswfesG DEPARTMENT FINAscE BcsrAu or
kkREBK oy TAIss, CeURr.housE, PAak Z
u CxAsBGRssr., Nov l. ls@
|INO TAX-PAfERS.--N il hereby gwen
that cent viii be sddel all unpaid on he M Il.
December .ss additional cent Deoeintef
tse remaining unpaid January ntssrst The rate W.
psI .nnum calculated from the DAY the books were a., ~. be
es1e OF TsIss 10 the day Of pa,msni viii BE- added
rss'sd ahsr osseh Ones boar. fer @vTa Receive.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
Conutrp propertp 10 Get.

TINO LET, for SALE, or in EXCHANGE for
City Propey-On Fordham ghs from depot and 20
from Civ Nee little COTTAGE containing kitchen cellar
garden Possession inoeAisr Splendid location Apply TO
EOPPEL. II Aun-st
NONKERS.-A furnished and unfinished
at half price Apply YOUMANS Agent, Yonters
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
Ocean 6ttdmers.

DOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
j. UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP CoaPAS'
Regular Mail Steamers sailing the 23i of month
SOUTH AMERICA, Capt L. Tnsleps1sh S0vsn1b" -
NORTH AMERICA Capt. 6. r. socum December ~
NBRRIMACK. Capt Wier. January 30
These splendid sail schedule time and ca h 81 lhonfi
Pan, and Rio de J,ueo going and returning For
engagements OF freight or passage, apply TO .
WIN X GARRISON, Agent, No Bo"ling green Mw-Iott.
HAVANA, SISAL and VERA CRUZ,
NEW YORK, and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
Sailing from Pier No. II, East River at 3 p IN. I; ... .
CLEOPATRA, Capt Phillips. SATURDAY Nov ~.
CITY OF MEXICO, Iimmeman .'... ~ hSDAi Noo' ~
CLEOPATRA. Capt Phillips. .fblDAi. Zee
CITY OF MERIDA Desken. ........... MONDAY, Dec ~
For freight passage, spPly 70 NO ,,,n , Ooxo =, p,
CLEOPATRA goes Havana only; takes no passengers
IT 5. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co,
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY, o'clock pecJ non
Pier No 4Norh River -
MORRo CASTLE, Capt r. Adsms...... November IL
L Van ....NcVemter ~
MISSOURI, J. b. Edwards (via Sassaul december l.
For freight or passage apply to A. w. DIM0CK President,
No 5
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15

i BURCHARD LITERARY AsSOCIAIION wI Le htL ~ The
Presby.sn Church (Rey Or Bachsns WHDNks
DAY RvBSIN1 Exercises will consist Bssas Osoas
subject Has tie Fec-r
Right Supervise Local Beios he states E,Ai Muse
will be provided D"ou s e'oel to all Ad~os
hea
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
Steamboats, and Railroads.
PEOPLE" LINE STEAMBOATS,

- tla FOE ALBART .
s:..: . S,a. y. e: e 'SHs s 's..'i :s % Sc. %
ss f '. 4 a.s % r I'D Se q n .; Il s
M e: 'G's on the wharf and Dodd EIps Oas.s "a Sroay
s..s. .'i i:s.h Ss.a. a' ''
AFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
70, s ss:.s. w.r Siesss1 ,nsaon Ie..n L..
eiTyp erS posn ON soS. Th. rev and stsnei steamers
' " 'Hi1Yc CITY ci sEw-YoRK, =
oIrr OF LAwREsGI snT5 2" "s ,,vr LONDON
;a , * ., s.sI., s.y s..sy .r.:,s !, ron
n sS s s.r. q cis ss ss VII. rp
sl % q: isss ssIp p' q, .ss % F'r' % w
sa,,s sr...A ,.. tickets s'd rates Of freight ;pg The on Pier
H.syss.., oe. Is, Iss
DELAWARE AND N: Y. 8. s: Co., Pier 21
o. d: I'D .ssa raSssD Nd h.. d Sss.ss IL o.
s.TpHRe6 SEFs5S .sasd E' a ss fassR '' once pier
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO."
sSs1G fsfeHT :sl1.a 81 "a
& sp G ses & E's kFhs low M a,
ssP's sP e P..nss s..j.i' I'd and rGs's on
'sss Tss Ssir IsE .isai
opportunity TICKETS GOOD gSTiP PraaHfL HSh9 General As.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.
ssS.Tt iR rs r ss PPs sn. not n"a Junction
with the Delaware, Lts".una and Western Railroads At Phsburs
s seaa.sio": forming ,a h t:et % f
ts without change OF Central
vania and Esv-Yort State
IitSTSTs sSESEs 11ss 1RaiEelE.sT, ES IEs VEST
connsneins jane ls,o-LsaVe NswYOrh as folIOws:
$50 a. m.-for PlAn6eh.
Ga am.-FOr Plemnston B,,ton, Bethlehem E.ub Chuhi wta
barr. PstOe h.hsnOy City Tunihsnnoei T0"ands wavsy Ss
7S m-Por Esston.
mFor Penngtou, Esson, Allentown, Mueh Chunt, Wfst
barre Reading Columbia Lancaster Ephras LtI Potuvl Harms
burg, ke
Up m-For Es,ton Allentown and Msueb Chunt
oOp mfor Eaiton Allentown Mauh Chunk and Bslvdsrs
80 p m.-For somervlle and FsmingtoI.
s:l3 D. n.-for somsrrille
6p m.-For Rsston.
I p m-For Somervile.
9 p m.-(Emigrsnu-For Euton and the wsst.
sp m-For Pisin6ed.
Up m-For Plau6eh wednesdays and Saturday, only .
Trsins Ersbeh 600 $50 7l0 5t5 $50 $500
$50 1890 II: 40 ma LOO 900 25 3:l5, $3.50, 500 $50
t5 Sis $50 5:4s 600 $50 100, 7;to 600 s2c goo loS
Ro m. - -
FOR THE WEST.
ea BrPKIs daily tsIep. sundys) for kason Allen
Harrisburg the Connect Harrisburg
OH Regions Connects somer'l for Femnson Connects June
on for Strodsbug Water Scranton Bnghamon ts
Connects Phnsburg and Eaton for Mach Chunr Wfsbar
Wiianspor, ke
spm-CscIssIrr daily E,son Bethlehem Allen
and Palace Pittsburgh and Chicago Connects at Junction
with Delaware Lietarsnna and Western Railroad for Sessnon
sspngcs through from Jersy City Pittsburgh every evening
road Of Nsw Jersey foot Of LberJ. n u No Aso House
Nos 24 H. SIS broadway No 10 and At the principal
hotels X T. KICKER, Superintendent
"A p RAIN Gsu.P Pas Al.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
% tUhom II man Concern

I OST or STOLEN-Between Macy's, Sixth
aBd fourtr~nhs. and IS Sew ahsve., P0CKKrBOOK
containing about 200 bills and note payable " cr,r hb
r.I reward vii paid A. HOLTON care
N a. Blackwell li3 SecoadAve
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
REAL ESTATE.
Ngw-YoRx, Monday, Nov. "a, 1870.

NEW-YORk, MondAy, NOV IL, ItIV
The market has been comparatively quiet,
although there lie increasing inquiry for GOOD I'M
proved property Tomorrow several sales Of improved
ard unimproyed property are announced 10 take place
st the Exchange saiesroons and Mr. James coie VII,
eer "A Prospect Park lots at the Commercial EAenso
FultOn-st Brooklyn. - - r,.uusdov
Messrs. Dngee, Ketcham Co. will offer on IhurSy ,
one valuable lot the north west corner OF setS
thlrd-st and Broadway two lots on Seventy
two on Seveny-fth-st and five lots on inc sou.n n M
scventy-c ghth-st each 25xloo commencing ~" '
Df Ttsnth-aVc
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
fouq qslano iieal estate for salc.

4 FINE LOCATION for a BLACK SMITH
- SHOP TAVERN, FACTOgY he junction Of Jackson
. Oh. Juac LOTS with 80 fee Jack
r-a,e bound clear trout brook
il. g. .oiI for - U,u Ad.u,s. {. !. BRHARD,
WOOdide Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15

BrookInn Real Cetaie for Sale.
A GOOD HOUSE-eXcellent lOcatiOn-fOr
- SALE at low lrc@e res.crI tish'i5o2 House No 2'
eut- OBJ Carroll Park Brookn; modern Improvements
Immediate POSSESSION To examine, spp house,
+. T. KELLOGG, No Broadway, New-lors
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
ERIF RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depot

ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAlNS Leave Depot
foot Of Ch,mbesst and foot Of 23ist as follows:
Through EIpres Train, leave Chimberst at m Ia NJ sW
m D. daily Leave 2d st at i43 m sta n ,no2iis
and daily New and improved Drawing Room Coaches m IN
m train through to Buffalo connecting one
wills m,gn6eent seepng Coaches nunng through 10
Coaches will the u'n from su
au.hauna train from New fort to Buffalo and
the from HewYok to Rochester, Buffalo ana Clneinnah
An grant Train leaves daily at 7:45 nal, 49,.
Port Jervs and Way, 'lN m and 81" m V'oh' li
q n. and AIS p. M o.,. 4 49,, H..
c,ys only q m (23d st., S:l5 a. m
foT Gre yeourt Way at 1880 (23d st. 'S:l9 nj
For N,sburgh Way N, $3.50 and <3o (2Jdst If9
a 35 and AIS M ,..,. n.
.t.r Tram 81 l; 80 D, m (2Jd-st. 'lI:+5 o. M 49, =.
Por Paterson from 23d Depot at o43 lOl3 aud -
m, sIii5 Sis and GAS From Chsmbeus Depot al
6.I5l Il m 'l:43 4, Sis. and GAS P.
For H.eisnset Hise from 1Jdr Depot atSS and III %
M "a is is 5:+5 and 1915 From CbamoerssI De
pot u t2:is, I:'o s;ls 500 and t6s m
For honsey and Way from 2d st. Depot
f3l5 u.s. t.5 ,ndt65 and s.ar,, oS' tR a u 40
Chambers st Depot at gO fl:V0 i1''o fi' f''
Zoo and $3.50 p m. Saturdays only tl2;oo mt o,,
Drawing Room And
C.ehe. and for the checking Ia o. Bs
,,S. ma, be oces al 529 and vi '
tI'nbsst cor 2sth st and ThId, hrsieI qi
IA Tuor Booiyu; foot Of Chsmbes and foot OF M
No EIchng. and LOng Dock Depot Jersey City 'n0
OF the Agents at the principal hotels wu p.pR
ID. RUCKKR, July > 81 go %. A.,
hio' "
'Dnly ", VI -
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
ffcturss and Mectines.

A OBLIGATIONS for LILLIAN :. EDGAR
"A tvboe great lecturer are nos adm ed 90 ell
h,n. maa made the AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU, la
Ns.s.ust, NY. p O. BoHeo.
|SITIZENS favorng an >IMPR0VED MAN
~ AGkaEST Of PUBLIC SCHOOLS invited to attend
meeting WEDNESDAY, Nov i6 ats O'clock Ledernhs
Hall IS hast Fourth O..
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
| nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
| IL ERS RAILROAD
| MORRIS AND ESSEX DIvIsION

~
MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
Depots New foot OF Chstophsrst
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing TUESDAY July 76 lso
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Denvil with Boon
Branch Dover with Chester Branch at Waterloo with busseI
and Newton Washington with the D., L., and w.
strousbug Scranton Great Bend Bnghamton sa
euss and Osngo and pon the Lkssanns and Bloomsbury
and Dslsuir. and Hudson X Rds .
ll:iO, LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Nsv.ri Morris
Washingon, Phipshurg and Eaton
p,burg Def for Belvidere te and at
E,on with l. " K X for Bethlehem Allentown h.ueh Chuni and
Niikssbarre
tlO m SCRANTON EXPRESS connect. at Dover with Chester
with SUSSEX r. aud at Washington with d. L. aud
W. X. r. for Water Gap, stroutsburg and Scranton
,2O HACKETfsToWH MAIL connects with BoOnon Chs,'ef
For MoRRIsTOWN ,ts I:2o l:4o aoo, '2o i:lo, $40,
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations at 60 7 and 1910
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE $50 73o 9:lo loo and
l:l0 1890 $40 +?O 40 $50 6OO $40 800 and III %
NEWARK At 63o 7:3o 800 s4o slo 1910, 1880 II 90
.qo and m 1900 400 s230 $40 $40 $50 tlo, +20
$50 $40 $40 $50 500 .6;ao $40, 'ao 800 and l:|3
Trims marked stop at Bsst Sersrh ,,o.-e, ,,,
Leave Ssg Yo M BLOOMFIELD and h0NTCLAiR, al $40 and
lI.00. m and 200 $50 $40, $40, end 800 m.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-15
Gin Real Gslaic for Sale.


TOR SALE-The HOUSE and LOT No. 10
y gtarl between Whehasts being l9 feet inches
front Il ice a by l6 feet inches side and ia
n, 5pl1e-s. "a gi)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02

Excess legal reserve s9l2so93 s23l895s Ines+oe6 p
The following is the report of the Assistant Treasurer
OF the United States in NewYOrk for the month OF
March: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02

C0FFHEThe demand moderate io az INNS bet me 1ate
and there nothing offering eIceit a; ;Gl Pes o '4 'os
Naraeaiho Ill I2kr. goh
FOi AND MEAL-we have hsd critic active and SON "h,' ef
,, F.ur during pest week the Cennd having ' = y
Tor The local trade, though tde export muir mas 80
moo, With ill., arrivals moderate O.cr'g nor ii'ora' ''f'
bonn Europe and advance fo Of all grades lave IN
npyed There marked reduction 10 the sioeh aa a. te
E,tr2s obenag
AIR 10 establish dysrce Of DC 4 bb or he log grace. 90
the medium l502s on Family sSies The a, L1'' ~
in hr demand In standard brands tie Improvement
mos, markell The the future as been TAR hn ho
ev lave beeu tim prices tn of shippers snd @s
hear ony Of purchase bb eooi Western spnng "L.at I
an ~ % del fr hsf Of Nyi sellers hoS"er are no'
now insisting much higher prices, ibe rai asvsnce IN ", o
ami At M. Wet preventing SLING II Souihc Orders lie d.
i've nsrhss yery r 81 good and choice tany
F,tras much There hayr lseB free Of choe Nes.fn
Wine Wheat Frr.- jojlers bgyrg beyond thr p'h.
wants in anticipation higher prices No. gp.ne AMI roi hiss
baya the SOuh gih together N uhsA
local demand has given new tEl alh h 70 10
been 40 obis exhhs 't' h
,t week To-day the nd for Nesterr ai
STATE Frr prices oncr STATE sa ait
GOOD request export. Fsu grades '4y aud IN i-r dHS's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02

Tennessee state Bonds quoted at the First Board
at So jGg and at the Second Board at 5a5 Georgia n
reached %: North Carolina g. new, % G23E Louisiana
g., Levce, 55.G15; Alabama g., 1864 1893. State bonds
have becu firm during the week, and with the exception
f. ncssoc, operations nave not been large in amount
Bank stocks are elected the that they are
held too high. There were hut two sales to-day-the
Phcnix at 1899, pud Fourth National at l07
Tie business in railroad bonds limited but prices
do drop these securities Central Pacific bonds,
49, and SC hid for Union Pacific Michigan Southern
:. +. bonds, lO2 Toledo aud Wabash %; c. c. and Ind
Central, s4i; do. second Mortgage CJ.
The Stock market continues very strong owing the
IN the money market and the great desire OF The
banks to loan their funds. Tie Bauk Statement tLis af
tcrnoOn will tend TO give till greater frmncSS to the
market. Ia the Vanderbilt stocks, Reading, aud the
Northwestern Railway stocks, and Hannibal and St. !0-
seph, operations have been large and the market strong
y. Y. Ccatral and Hudson, gst do Certificates, 9lz
Lake Shore, 99i Harlem, 1i9. Reading
lOH; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, lO2 Eew-Jer-
scy Central 1855; Chicago and Northwestern, so.; do
preferred e2,; Milwaukee aud st. Paul. CGI; do pre-
ferPed, 500; Toledo Wabash and Western $40 81; Ohio
and Mississippi SG.; Hannibal aud st. Joseph, 49,
Columbus, Cleveland and Indianapolis Central, 20
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago, 9l; Rock Island
2l; Pacific Mail 43i Boston Water Power, ia; Western
Union. $50. Tie advance in the market has not been
merely speculative, many having bought FOR invest
ment because Of their confidence in the value OF our
railways. The week has been "a remarkable one in bust
ness, from torpor to one of extreme activity
aud closes strong and hopeful for active business the
Some Of the Railway stocks touched the highest
for the week today.
The followingare the Government quotations Messrs
A II,trn ut r,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02

The receipts of fractional currency at the United States
Treasury for the week ending to-day amount tO 1852
Tie shipments to National Bank to the Assistant Tea-
surcrs, and Depositorics for the week Legal Ten
dcrS, <s944CS; fractional currency, Sig2,326; muated
bank notes burned during the week, sjl35OO; total
amount burned so 1885; bank currency issued for Bills
destroyed during the week, Sl55; total amOunt issued
therefor <22,50s6S5 balance due for mutated notes.
SJl9l; bank circulation outstanding at this date, s299
4613Gt Treasurer Spinner holds in trust for National
Bank circulation, $780, and for public deposits
S6,cjW0 fractional crrccy redeemed and destroy ed
during the week, ss5,l7J External Revenue receipts
to-day sjej total Tor month sl3,3GlsS total tor the
year, 1851, 1892.
MI VIM IL. Nelson, President of the Ncw-York Stock
Exchange, has retired from business and IL succeeded
10y his suns, McsSrs. Alfred and Louis Nelson
TIE security Bank, with Pa!din capital OF s25O00O,
opens for business to-day AT No. 3l9 Broadway. The
President, MI Joseph L. Or,s recently held like po
siton in the Ninth National Bank of this city, while the
Cashier, Mr.. Benjamin II. Dewey, IL "A Of very
siderable experience I'm the banking business The Board
OF Directors embraces some names prominent among
the leading, active business men OF the day.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GOLD INTEREST BONDS.
FIRST MORTGAGE
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS

WEST WISCONSIN RAILROAD Co.,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAN.
- YEARS TO Run FROM JANUARY. 1870.
LAND GRANT OF OVER 100000 ACRES FROM Gov
EENMENT,
upon which together with Road and ali its property,
these bonds are LIST Mortgage
10 Mills OF ROAD FINISHED AND Running,
from which income is already derived, with rapidly
increasing receipts.
This Road, with lis connections, forms an An,
LINE FROM 81. PAUL To MINIATURES, and is q SAY
ING or NEARLY 100 MILES ON the great Northwest
em route to Chicago
ELEVEN COUNTIES along the line Of this Road Do
NATE $50 600 EACH with light OF way for consruc-
ton.
This Company is EXEMPTED FROM TAXES UPON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02

FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BoNDs or
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa AT 95, FREE FROM
TAx-After full examination, We have accepted an
Agency for the Sale Of the above First Mortgage
Bonds and desire 30 recommend them TO our Gus.
toners AS THOROUGHLY SAFE, AS WELL As PROFIT
ABLE INVESTMENT They are issued at the rate OF
only $4,000 per mile only at about one-half tho
rate on some other roads.
The recent advance in Governments offers largo
inducement to investors to make an immediate ex-
change FOR these bonds.
JAY COOKE & Co, New-York.
Subscriptions will also be received at BANK op
NORTH AMERICA, Banking House of HowEs n MACY,
and at the OFFICE OF TIE COMPANY. 81 Pine-st.,
where pamphlets and full information may be had.
w. Is. SnArTUCK, Treasurer.
BRUNSWICK GA.-The Coupons due MAY lst and
June list on the bonds of the City Of Brunswick,
Georgia will be paid on and after those dates at the
Banking House OF
Henry CTEws & Co,
No. 81 Wall-st., y. Y.
WM BARKULOO.
Treasurer City OF Brunswick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02
SATURDAY, April SOP. ".

SATURDAY, April SOP ".
The week closes with money plenty and at
low rates with favorable City Bank statement, and
with stock market of almost unparalleled strength and
activity. Predictions OF weakness in stocks have not
been fulfilled; but ON the contrary, they have steadily
advanced to the figures they ought 10 reach If the roads
are managed FOR the benefit OF the stockholders and i'll
the interest of the public.
At IOa III, cold was quoted in the Gold Room al ny;
1927 15 1IOl llg; 1885, 1916 10, lis 1903, li. 1910
ll4 I2:5 rs 1902 1l lbs 49, S, 49,. ll5 $780, 1875
go 49, g. ll5 at s. 49, and the Gold Room almost de
serted TIE holders of gold paid for carrying over Da-
ances from to per ceht.
The transactions Of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
were ~ follows Ceaiances stsl9sOo; gold balances,
s., 7l3,773; currency balances, 5000 0ij.
Bankers who marked up Exchange yesterday we're
not able to sell at the figures they named today For
eign Exchange dull For 60 days they ask lO and llCs
al sight On street the best 60 days bills are offered
at 09 TIE increase in the cotton receipts up 10 date OF
62 $50 bales OYER the time last year and The neces-
sarv increase OF bills had marked effect upon For
elm Exchange as the bills must come forward.
The Government bond ma kct has been strong Some
operators yesterday sold short" and such has been
the amount of purchases for investment by banks,
s., ncs hanks, and indy uals, that the shorts were
troubled to ct bonds 10 respond to the cdS The u'
fatorng confidence in the Governments is one OF tie
most cheering signs If the times. This confidence also
prevails abroad. The Lord0H Hi"GDccr says: "Thc rapid
appreciation of american credit and the profits which
Lave thcatc Resulted creating demand in the Euro
pcan markets for all descriptions OF
The sales of Governments have been light very few
bonds offered and prices or omy est rday's
sales, with the exception Of the g. currency and they
are a fraction highcI-1l-t. The market closed very
strong Governments
The following arc the bids Cor thc Government coupon
bonds named ut the First Board OF the stock Exchange,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-02
po.rs FROM SEPT. !, 1919, s. pArz.

PREIGHTS-To Liverpool Bacon - 3D. ardf .e-fnefi
Hops 3D. To LONDON by ss l@cO bush Wat o.
bills IL 3d. an 81 uh do TO ~: AZ L. o. 10 STs
lol 5000 bbl- Flour l.. I'd.
GRAIN-rhe inactivity ard heaynes that charceet TIE Wheat
market good hO. aal ir
export demand followed which with r"ae arra sH syalcv
gold and favorable ocgn avct gave t'ie ~
pulse the market prcc> Of all tesc daFe ma I'D The
the apparent in go A spring Si lns been
largely export Miner Ia. so fe ~ % asl,e,
lSt investment and rei sgfiN ln~ Ios'n,
aio l+luU tuh Of sd ch Abort ttth nh afe
hmisr Winter, and BE rrduc f peg he ~o'A OF p %
White isyery lgt The strs Of tai"hA D. hpI. " G ' ~ %
held at 81 - b., j. sah Tie o. lie 0teA VT, - 10
tush ssr-: III 2G4 buh the onG s yer io-Ay
the market Is less active aud lover. eral Or Mt;.r.
The demand mainly for export Sales i0 bos 90 Il 2, os j.
Spring; 81 IA 81 Is iorNo. CHICAGO spring, stct ~ as
Chca 20 SYrpgt 81 lot r No. Nlrssse ao-t 81 10
81 % for Arter Weers b 81 - for W.e M,.n fni
81 Is for White Genoee, tbe latter for orrsy "el tc ~iE
the sales 1 bush Ne Chcago SPrrs vrVag ter ara
hu~h Amber nnsy an.a I'll - afoa a. riley Ge aad
tame. Oq. but s acve. SALES ~ bus o. 'car
aoa and 6J061c. Johns lerk AeS Oh hs s'tf
Jersey City and ne riyr. Re na," s
nominal Corn cguar ard closest dull ami keay ses . 90
bush 90 Dang aul In ,onnl. - ia ~ II s New
West. Ayd, an Old at ~ y 10 store We'rn Waite y ls
audG lsllo 10 p