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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12

bet quet and without The demand for vessels M
YER has been zht and dropping The . IT,
steam an 500 boIss Cheese rs d. r. osaons o Se .
o. Gtsio pc, steamship HsyeaA Of Nsoas lac chartered E
Gyow22eO bush d. By steam e 7LS Tsss Va 10
BhS BARI with 1900 qra Gram IsIfa. direct d. Tq
shoS ,I s az qSst a 81 so9s si for Long ~
MoLAssgsRoreisn gTsde. are sill very dull and an ss.
p1Ses, sIny held but the market quiet e bid
slight advance In Spirits urDentne !. without ns ,ss1s ~
has oh moderately bot only for small lots within the fsass o "a %
81 2SG Ss IS for Pale sphs Taeutne in Eoisr.. rs
gaest ana nas been hme note ss o. D bs At All
oILs1nscan Il seady at DC for cask, and s5 70, hal,
Crude Fish Oils are quiet. MenhSea steady. Other Oils AZ,
PR0vsI6Ss-Much varsbeDess and increased activity h,,. ,
Early tse prices rapidly decne and very gessr
nAnd prevailed chiefly speculative bot quite reaction ose Win
Subsequently, the demand abd the speculative feeling sabe s
Rncss declined The continued large receipts Hogs
business as been Mess 6 the summer mouths cheay for J
els 97iq slS 90 In Prime limei 6asnes. doss at irgsr
IN Refuse there better business lover price,.
hrn sales SIS bbl, at sl5 OH Mes- 15H for NJ
90 sS r City do tl3 20 for krtra Prime For future dyery
there bat little dong-+ bid aud 10 Tor August Later ~ M
1s' Tor July At S5 49, 100 6b pot at tB els ga rs
DDS E Prime q bbl Clear At Sis - bbA Sour Char
% w 0e. Prime Mess at s3 - and 90 bbs Oh hes
ri0 - Beef remains quiet 10 retail from
yin pnts a1t A. lest quoted sle, 10 bb s9asl3 m P
zee ~ 90 p Tor EIa Mess iieree Beef da sae y
Hams arc In mod rate demand bbls -z3a Weston,
40 bids Western Hams al i5i g. fy Hans ia 80
Of 30 c y boxes Bellies d8 and l. Do 10 haK ~
Si s ua,s4 a. [ole be, Iss1oi or sAPietsd
Hogs are brner At 5}a63c for City spangy sf
Civ d for Far % Prime steam and iojc ff xss 1i f t
future 9e'e there = bot te dong and prices arr nonA ~
H' al f.c' tor june and 90 ies on the spot At lle
EIORn Prom NETWORK, PJR wgsK EyDNG Iryg IN
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LITERARY NOTES.

Mr.. Alfred Marchand, editor OF the Temps
sewsnaper has published in Brussels French transa-
hon Of the Political Letters of Karl Vogt. .
LES Memories de la Fdmule LdnSOR, or Sept
G<nerations de Boueatr e. The Memoirs Of the Lanson
Family, or Seven Generations Of Executoners') which
has had sale of 100000 100000 copies, Is now asceT-
tained 10 be the work Of Auguse Magnet who IL
vt the suggestion OF the late Alexander Dumas pere
The second volume of Lord Broughams Au-
photography will appear shortly. In IT the narrative
will be brought down 10 the passing Of the Catholic
Emancipation bill i'm 1872 and large portion OF the book
wall be taken up with the affairs Of Queen Caroline ana
her trial
Madame Dudevant George Sand) is reported
10 be better remmerated for her writings than any
female author alive. BY her new contract with the
RCUUC deS Der MOndes she is have 900 francs column
40 the columns not 20 exceed 500 words retaining me
right 10 publish her contributions aiterward III ppok
form.
Mr.. Scott of the British Museum has dis
covered in MS tract on I" The EXceency OF the En-
glsh Tongue" penned circ $780, by Richard Carew OF
Antony. esq and addressed TO William Camden, then
Head Master of Westminster Grammar school men,
tiOn OF Shakespeare. The passage runs VIII yOh read
Virgil take the Earl of Surrey, CatuuS ShGkeSpb0re
The tract has been already printed In Camdens Re
mains" II il singular that the passage should have
hitherto been overlooked by shakespearean critics as IL
is, undoubtedly an earlier notice of shaSespeare as
poet without any ausOn 70 his plays, than any men
toned by his bogTaphers.
The Social Science Association has Just
brought ont revised edition their pamphlet on Free
Public Libraries. The first edition was necessary =
perimeutal but the quickness with which the puoV
hausted the supply proved that real want eNiS'eu ~
such manual Tie criticism, public ana prl,a,V 49,, and
the pamphlet received has been turned TO account a
The edition is much more precise anu "a ~ N,rds
as more fun and accurate As IL now >ltuuS' ~ -
practical directions TO committees ~ ~ iuracv
libraries with reference 10 the W o. sg
and the use OF IL as well as suggestions 20 WY on
respecting tie details OF his work II emoodeS thc re-
sut of mo b. expprlcnce that could be hrough INTO re-
ouison The list Of books also has been careiuly re-
NiSed and corrected.
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PrcrIpTS nE pp0nrcE-

P North Rlrtr Itff' ann 4frJIf2
Jryr il-4- KS. Ashes 1 rkg BesHar % bales Broom Con
22.l bales Cotton. $40 bb Flour ljj brsh. Wheat 20 90
bush Com So Jl oats, 500 bbs Corn Mai s5 bags Corn Meal
2J hlls Rofu bb.s Ikg Cat Meats kaj Land
Lad. u &C. seu 15-5 pg+ batter - boxes Clee'e,
Lari OIL ~ Dbl. tuffe
bh Whsk- 24g bb,. Alcohol @ yae Wool bales lp. ils
Hop. oy sides Leather 2.j e 80 tGla Hides, .5 h.+ To-
3 aud IbIc 'D 7s LEAD 1 ps-a Rec lt
skins. - hl1 S1m1c 3 bales Sponge 10 pieces Sl'ter
Receipts Of the principal kr p Poac. fr The enl NJ Ss1'
fv eve, June l0 D. 2j bales Cotton. n pkg Butter p me-
boxes ~ lollU IBIS Eggs 9 bas Hops 1888 nus en' t
iH Flour hb Wasav OJ 00s. Corn Meal l1N bags Corn
Mel Ci geo lush Wlaat 6eIs DgiL Corn. a1b husl Osts
a bush Barley l95Ithu,h Rye -p L lusl Pea, \ - u.l Mar
3l Uu,b s, seed 10 pa- aul Pearl Ashes, i.2 tb Pork
rs psg.. Beef G pigs CT Ma Zi .es Land l se lani
80 pEgs OF Cake $3.50 L.alcrf $50 tbs spus uTp'-
tine M hls Tn 1851 has osu, 5i boxes aui cass Tobacco
? us Lhls Tobacco, % bales Wool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12

The Mark Lane Express OF May 20 says: THE past
week, opening " it'll brilliant sunshine soon became hot
and -ultry aud the heat being followed by gentle aud
genial Iain, has worked wonders in vegetation More
growth has been made In the meadows and corn-telds
than for three weeks previously and check has been
given to the inward movement Of prices. We regret,
however 10 ud that the pears which appeared well set
and 10 promise abundance. have been severely attacked
nv macsots which swarm IN the OF the fruit, and
afford butpuor pros poets in localities; while the
apple bloom died OF with unusual rapidly, and never
looked we'll The grass aud Spring corn, which
both waiting for beneficial change have altered much
for the better and heat may appear be-
fore the month is out but the critical peris VI booinR
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THE STATE or TRADE.

=
TrvrrpHOt June l0-I0O a mto1u opened trneri Mini -
Uplirf. sl09ld: Mldilg orleans. 8tQ3s.
June ll.:Jl mtogsoE opened u 9l for money mi
sn94 for The account United ses Fye-iseng uoals lt2
1875 Old. 5Ji 1857. go; T-nforues. J5i
LONDON Juae lO-;a0 pm-tol1 93 Tor md .te a.
count American scues-F4,e Twenty boli, lo6i go. s -
1901 J2'; Teu-lOries, fl.
pans. June l0-Freuch Reutss pre- qIo'ed 5}f 10.
Itygpp0lI June ll:i r r1u ~ Tor tumferl7ut cut
IIvERPooL June lO3 D. lCoHon clo dnler iirr par's
2ld8tL: MlIlug Orleans sales of dc Dag, 5000 h1e DOG
speculation export tu.t no lotion 90 Sea- nrai ul from Hf
v.unlh Charleston. az 5r r AldIls Braisilis are Glr
Provisions are dull. L4ul - t.
IvpFPooL June l0Aye steamer IA NeYork Ni7 %
bales VI Co;toui ship james from New Orleans hF s
SOB bales Cotton ship Lady Cartier from NeaOe1s ~ b. s
! lnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12

Io'AL'..'.., 10 R42Ul 87JIj3 100 TIP UJ mo
since sept 0 lltl5 % 8i5bf y fJ38 1887 2Ob 40 gs l
PEI kOLEJM less active. and e market easier 80 f1
e NfA STATE The pfg1co1 during The mouth o. have 4
1920 bs an lnereas- Of 90 b0 per di a e = -
during le month Of 1919! d5 ORg part this stltast and %
TIE et demand the market ior The lower: sellers oro-
~ and ~ ds on Lover Road Q0 5Ju IS a. and on 10
PEI ~ 4~t 20 Crude here BIAS ruled steady b1i quiet a D. ~
3tci SAFE OF go bb' was made private Refined ID fss A.
I'VE We oe; June a4 sues d 200 b1a June col JUL 10
zo AMI NV Dds july % e Gases Inactive Napbd
nominal 70 ic In Philadelphia the sales e
6ic; LOO b1s August, at Zc aud 3uOJ July August a1d
September. al PC.
RICE active and fme7 ss &c tcs aqldoc Tor Good % Prime
Carolina: $50 RIL-Uou
SUGAR-RaWs m
thls Cuba Centrifugal lJd d.; 10 hds Poro 0
9sc 80 hhi GrJcerT gn mostly Dansrara, private
Refined moderately ac'ys and sfel.T.
SIEAEiN J, active and eli s'es 5000 b Primo 30 le
TALLOW is less actge a. 10 IVD - 20 Sl1o-4c ofPrle
inclli1E Common az o.. Ia BIS.
WHISKY is less active Dag stOnyi sales, 30 Dds f Blc for
LIZ. ----I ID y II ! I.
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w,
mo RE SOLD. mt Public Auction, on MON
6itnalions Uauie0-- females.

A TTENTION Employers of SERVANTS
"A well eeomTe1ds srd capable Serya1; Of e n.nons 2l
= near Broadway Established 10 years No delay Come ana See
" B-Protestsuis and Catholics on band
EIRST RATE Female Servants, supplied by
PIERCE Co. Bowling green. Grefnhons and other selections
from American, English German Swedes, and lnsh
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hllds
" German 27 Norlksi between Rynsto and Santons
GUNNER HOUSES, Hotels, Private Families,
y and Boarn be supplied with hr
GAS HELP Immediately at WALKERS EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
1888 Si1th-sve drog store
X{yANTED-A SITUATION III store for a
w Young Woman who reading writing the English
and German reliable cIheng aud has knowledge Of french
No ace salary required furnished. Address MAR
n \. Tribune OMce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12
The relation existing between the total reserve Oh u
hanks and the total liabilities herein below set for

The Treasury programme for next week covers the
purchase Of million 52Os, and the sale OF two millions
gold The following are the Treasury balances at the
close Of business to-day: Currency balances, S52OOp
and COIN S95sOOO0 Of which sl60oOO are In coin GER
tGcates This shows an increase in coin OF ioOOO ana
I'm currency OF $4,000 since the It'll instant The total
subscriptions and conversions to the loan aggregate,
sC6726 $50, including $1,000 to-day The Government
bond list has dull and the offerings light the entire
business at the boards covering only s7OO that form OF
security yielding larger rate of interest than can be
obtained from other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12
1rokfs IRON SEPT. l. 1870. TO DATE.

GRiY-Tbe market during the past week h been active and
hpsrnf the limited rals wfayorahle adyoes rom Great
britain some advance gold and decline IN irehs having gwen
, decided advantage, there has been an advance Of odOc per
buh Ia spring and winters the demand has been very gen
e but nanl, export and ere was quite bnA ,pu@ue
,p.rv In prrt for Southern account the reports RON lhe
south end favorable ior the goshg crops om
w, and mart of Illinois reports Of rust Ia the Spring Wheat
Int II h, confined countless further North the crop ooAs ~eu but
avery backward; favorable asu however WIN douhs' give u
large crop largely eIeess OF former {ess ou e
r,ceT 81 the syces Great Britain and The Continent
r,ba that they will require all surplus az far prices we nave
e som, stock chiefly Sprug'ut me ssornth, nov
y,ry l; the Ousnuty the Canal u about 'oO bushels
Which Is much less than exporters ANTICIPATED aud tins MIN
e sdycas from Liverpool adds largely the speculative
feeling The exports OF the week nave D.sh lass.
ro.,y Of Wheat moderate and tle marAet
% ,ng Snng il in but Winter dull and steady az
the % The bao, for Spring aud quiet or AEe
Nm, milling demand fairs 80 100 BUSH at ~ ~ 81 - r no
2Chcigo Spring ahoa the inside price for Soft III S Tor no MI
wukec aao 81 81 for Amber Western ahoati ~ % o
Amber State, 70 for White Michigan Barley Malt 9uit Tor NAM
of ock BUSH III 80 for CANADIAN and I'll wa 20 r
div Oats are fr~r active the inquiry being chiefly Tor the
trade .sles Ohio At 6 d6s on track and tot ~
6bd6llc outside for choice I'VE larry
active though 800 bush Canadian a. Oc IN bond ,3n
h in r demand quiet and handy hun the demand sns
chiefly fr expert; ~ 600 bash Damp and Unsound
Wert. 1J05jc Western White at 7diS western ie'
a l6l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12

disbursement OF ss99o on account Of coin interest and
one million account Of the regular weekly SALE the
customs ayens into the Treasury footing up s26sls6
the difference about making up the loss In the specie
item The decrease in egatenders Is surprising and
can only be accounted for by the remttances 10 move
the wool clip. The loans were increased s,oos,os' The
following table shows the present condition of the New
York City Associated Banks, as compared with lest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12
ForeIgn exchange rules dun at subIoIncd quOtaI

The money market presents no new or important fea
lures the supply Offering on call being abundant to
meet the demand at 2a3 per cent to the leading bond
houses and sa4 TO the general class stock brokers'
though slightly hardening tendency was noted. To
what extent the wool crop requirements will affect the
loan market Is to he though to mind 1t Is not
probable any stringency will arise either from
this source the movement OF the grain crop consider
lug the present condition OF the banks. In the discount
market prime mercantile aeceptances move Oh the basis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12
THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported for THE TRIBuyE.

! -
SATURDAY. Jane 10, 1871.
oTr0N On the spot fairly active AZ further advance
l rer h. and IT, higher for the mture sales lo bales J ~
hgis fr export til bale, Toy c'ruml ~
es tor ami Oi2 bales In transit for future delivery &
rg 0l as Tor Jane 90 l3tc oae july AZ idc. -0
w. H. .r IN 49, 80 bI,s October l5i BE- and 100
,- Nu,ruac l..C. ard today tu bales for June 90 'c
81, l4.s for JuI- at l9an's ~ bales for Angus, L st
1 fsl.. for September o..+W ulIes for October al lc
-.' '''' .I.Usr, N.r.Ora4us. Tay,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12

There has been good buying movement in railroad
bonds and the various loans finding ready purchasers
Central Paccs sold at 1921 QlO25 Union Pacific Firsts,
92 Land Grants. 49, and Incomes, S3l The Chesapeake
and Ohio gold per cents are being absorbedr rapidly
IN fo1lnvrit0 wore he bids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12

COrFHE dull and nominal; sales 800 h'2s santos
nor Humboldt. ard Baltimore 25l bags RIO pei 'ay Ea2e
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ihc Flour mSet during The past week mas
presented little change tie arrivals having rn moderate all tle
tsv. been offered Geoy, and sell them promptly some
CONCESSION has male. bat ir,shErtud Amber MMr Mle'L
Irrs hv. ol yl and IN reduced supply Family Extras are
i'm r, ,upuy ant improved, strong upward tendency t
the close. the light present AMI immediate prospective aas
Give sellers decided adyauuge Medium Winter and spulg Nmie
F,ns have been dcit e. place especially those not h efotu
Ird . bee ytrg slow No. has been limited request ana
+ srie while ruprire has sold well ana mas IMPROVE, le
sfck is ycr moderate and e assortment undesirable Ae exports &" lle
e 9re % s8l bills an 6iJ bls The mailing wees las year
t,y shining brands and n fair urmall Medn thas
Family grades Ngperunc were primer ana ID ihF
demand: the maret scte es1cay ior r sup
Ming m Fancy State ac a in the sales Ju bD4 RENDER
France ~ We quote; 80. , -. @ q. .-, re M
To , ....' { l5a 5 o. Rouni.hoop Ey' 80
........ 90. ira tShppngl... .Q1 %
~, -, tr,r & A o. Ohio. Trade $50 D -
SIT. INC, dol... & t5D 40 White Wheat Extra $500 90
Nsstu Sbitpup Ext 2JG 50 Ohio Ind aud Mich % D
80 80 ci,re S1uBe Double Extra 90. do. iDD 70
Wt" E,trss GOD IS st. Louis Single Exits. t0D IS
49,, Il slU 90 ST. Double Ext. 0lD & %
E1tra Amber Indians, ~ ioul' Itlpe ~. ~ % mn
Southern Flour steady quiet; sales 900 bh Mequoe ,
Bait Alex mixed TO good sup - oDe - ~
Bait Alex. and Georgetown, hItrs and famy'' ~ . "
Richmond Country, Extra. ''''''''''''' a., ~
s,rg, and Tennessee sHd Famlg....... alH %
RE Fonf r. quiet m fair selut,, sales U Dds We lu"e
vss,.-, - l0d 30 state ami peun... - Io6 10 ~
9 Mel &. 6rr and In fair d,maud; sales. 3l5 bills We quote;
Corn Meal Jersey - 80 Corn Meal BT~e - wa -
On N.I N esern ) 30 G. Msa. Br We pc ~ 'O4 ~ w
'ofi 's'" " ''r EXPORTS YEon sEpr 1870, TO DATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12

The bank statement was unfavorable, showing de-
crease the items Of the loans being quite
largely expanded the banks showing loss OF si6oIt6
in the net reserve The OF specie during the
week reDreseDted the EXPORT Of 52e6s the Treasury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12
ILe lo!oMIns were the 10 far e!tl bank Sod.

The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day.
PENNSYLVANIA g. third issue, sold at 100; Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad 2oi; Reading Railroad $50 and Penn
sylvania Railroad GS. Gold closed at ll2t
Alta late hour, when the street was nearly deserted,
there was quite little furry in gold. instituted bya
handful Of operators, who succeeded in advancing the
price 10 1924 while for the of gold on Monday $50 OF
one per cent was bid. The movement only an Out
side affair.
The Trustees OF the Excelsior Savings Bank have de-
clared a semannual dividend Of seven per cent per
annum on all sums remaining in bank July J. payable on
and after July H.
The earnings Of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad or
the month of May, ISL Ss99o5 Gs Land sales for
same month, 9,l7l acres, S6S,jS2 81
The receipts cotton at all the ports forhe past week
were 2s3C bales against 5OO2 bales the previous week
The total receipts since sept 1870 are 3,S2ls0 bales
against bales for the corresponding period OF the
previous year. showing increase OF l03Jl bales In
the present crop The export from all the ports for the
week were oaes, against 1852 bales last year. The
total exports for the expired portion Of the cotton year
are 9s 54 bales against i1 bales for the same time
last year. The stock at all the ports is 2355Os bales
against 263 $50 bales for the time last year.
The following shows the exports exclusive Of specie
from the port NewYork TO foreign ports for the week
ending June and since the beginning OF the year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12
Coleman Benedlct,s cLo.ins auotatlons w.re:

The following tahIc SHOWS Inc WsHtsI anu V"V'I
prices of active stocks United states securities, and gold
made during the week, well the closing prices OF
oocb at the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12
TANNER d Co.,
BANKERS,
II Wall-st., New-York,
Dealers in

BANKERS,
II Wall-st, New-Yorl,
Dealers in
STOCKS BONDs, GOLD AND EXCHANGE
ORDERS EXECUTED AT THE STOCK AND GOLD
EXCHANGES.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO
CHECK At SIGHT.
Buy and Sell at current market rates, the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT Isl PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
TIE 81. JOSEPH ASD DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August and February, in New
York London or Frankfort-on-the-Nlain, free Of
l.. : Taxes. Tanner & Co., No. II Wall-st.
OFFICE OF MORToN, Bliss & Co, BANKERS, }
NEW-YoBK May 80, 1871.
We offer for sale at the current market prices of
the day. First Mortgage Six per cent Gold Bonds OF
the Union Pacific Railroad Company maturing from
1896 to 1899; coupons payable July and January l.
The net earnings OF the Union Pacific
Railroad for tie fiscal year ending Apul 49, $1,000.
30, 1871, Were. c''f'' - y"
The increase of net earnings for the four
months ending April 80. 1871, over the
same period in 1870, were............-.- S',oJi g
the net earnin Is for the year Si 100000 90
Fust Siortcage BondE is gold. 1CH22O 90
MORTON. Bliss y Co, 30 BIoad-st.
ETHtBETHToWN AND PADUCAH RAILROAD OF
KENTUCKY EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
CONVERTIBLE BDSDs.-In consequence Of recent
negotiation Of these securities, the undersigned nave
bur "a limited amount 70 Oiter mt 90 and accrued IN
terest at which rate they recommend them to in
vestOIs as q thoroughly safe secuIItV.
HAILGARTEN d Co, 2S BrOadst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12
SECOND BOARD,

Sales or GOfrrumfnf Hon0s
6000 L. SIS 81 Reg.....t 10000 T. D. $40 Cou 90 nllS
SECOND BOARD, 1 T. NJ
safes o. STATE Boads-Earodd B0uds-B Bank and Raroad-Eyp
Stocks
100 ConsCl ofMd so 100 Erie Railway 3ol 200 Del Lac
200 Lake 81 Mch Railroad .......lGi
100 .... Railroad hcl3i l0O..... bet call. lOl
900 MARYLAND Oh. 39i 20 Illinois Central 100 b. II Il Ene
Ji Railroad .,.....l b lSi road ,...... Y
l10 West In Tele 81 100 Chic No l0) Ohio Miss. Az
100 Quicksilver NJ 10 Preeuel ..b. G. g6l Chic a Alton
100 Manposa NJ "a 200 NJerey Cen Railroad ...l2D
2Ol "a Railroad Ill 200 Morris E.... St
2 Ouick silver Mg 500 Chic Res L. DO Han 81. Jos
Preierret $50. 2l Railroad .....l2l Railrosd....... 1871
100 n Y Cerf 90 ........b. CHI 300 Tol vs. IVES
I{ulsoR r.. Albany PrtfeueL....-. %
60l.. ....h C. 9} Railroad ....... IS l0l Col Ind.
Ynl Nl tlev Col Gin "a
indianapolis H.. t9I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12

The gold market has been exception to the general
rule OF duness and business has been restricted Dur
ing the morning the sales at l2bdll2t, while the
rates paid to have balances carried O. l. 3, and u
per cent and Q H. and per cent eX Clearinghouse, to
FIAT for borrowing. In the afternoon there was some
what more activity remarked and the price was adj
vanced TO Il2t being rumored that the screws would
be applied again Monday, an evidence OF which
per cent paid for the use of gold after Clearing
House. while oneghth of per cent paid for its use
on Monday The following the days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank: Gold cleared, $50 10000; gold
balances, 81 5O363; currency balances Sl2Oi,91 The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12
Ncm 1lnbIications.
Another Edition Just Ready

On n bee Io-F T1I-l ur01 the snTo. II does 00
CONSIST o. ot Of d upon Agriculture that can be
interested l Nta y of tie greatest a. well as one
writer. u The W0 "a Dis most agreeable manner
Farmers viii gsher from rs pages Great deal o. valuable Information
useful m them and he general reader viii oul ere
oeediny fascinating from TIE pleasant W Of treating the various topics
Tie Farmer win make thousands Of dollars n he viii only
read rracce t book: ana other readers chiefly Young people
eatbjr sensible pages advice plainly told that will Be J0t
10 IN after life.
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Situations iOantc0-- Hlales.

YOUNG MAN of good reputation, and
Of experience Salesman IN country store
o ike SITUATION IN the retail si0rel
as SALESMAN; best OF references Address f. L. NJ Water
bury, Conn. Box A.
DARN HANDS.-6 Bowling green.-PIERCE
Co have constantly hand hrs SWeies Germans Scotch
ami English: also, Mechanics Coaclmen, Otrienefs Sc
CCOTCIINlAN and wife, Englishman and wife,
y 6t ,te farm hands and housemsiis arrived
Inopire AZ Agency PIERCE a Co.. Bowling green.
rU'O NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.-A Press
man having charge for wears on two
prominent papers there been Hoes and Iors single ana
double cylinders also Hoes four and teney Under presses wishes
POSITION ppeT not particular as 70 ocaoD
references given required Address FOREMAN Tribune once
1.-TWO Young men want Situations as CLERKS
Baker, Bar or Founiaini good references good
habits work cheap. At BOSlngTeeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-12
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