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New-York tribune., 1871-06-26

Aggregate July disbursements stOcis Bonds &e'
II has been usually noticed the recurrence OF ths
half yearly interest day. that many holders OF united
States bonds especially in Europe, renyest THIS semi
annual interest in the channels which the
income was received. The growing estimation of our
national credit has carried up the price Of Government
bonds TO point at which the yield Of yearly interest is
but about per cent per annum, and there
seems no good reason to doubt that a fur
ther appreciation is near at mana, ana
eonseouent dminutlon Of interest While the U. g.
loan is likely receive the attention OF these investors
IL is equally certain that the investment de-
mand is turning more, and more into our first
class railroad bonds, many of which afford ample
guarantees In looking at such bonds, however,
TOO much caution cannot be exercised in discrim-
mating between roads already completed and in
profitable operation Or II not fully completed which
offer sure indications Of being profitable. or the many
bonds offered in this market which seem TO attract the
favorable attention OF investors, may without dis
arrangement OF others, mention the Central Pacific
and Union Pacific first mortgage gold bonds,
the st. Joseph and Denver City, the Elizabeth
and Paducah, Montgomery and Eufala Mobile
and Texas Eew-York and Midland, and others
OF this vast amount Of money TO be disbursed next
month IL is fair 10 presume that at least t5OOO0O will
seek some channel OF renvestment The banks are
choked with money, and in order to obtain fair amount
OF interest on undOubed guarantee large portion OF
this capita which may not be satisfied with United
States per cents will naturally seek enterprises
nearly or quite completed and having tangible property
az well as valuable franchises 10 offer security To
what extent the new Viaduct Railway will absorb this
interest remains TO be The Chesapeake and Ohio
Company rapidly pushing forward their extension to
Ohio River which 1t s expected will be complete by
Midsummer opening up line of country, and form
ing new Trunk line from the Atlantic seabOard TO the
West. The following ere the days bids for railroad
bOnds.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26
SATURDAY, June PIP. NJ.

The volume of business in railway shares
has been large for midsummer Saturdays transactions
but the market remains in decidedly feyerish c0ndi-
ton which perhaps but natural after period OF such
intense activity that from which the street is just
emerging During the morning there strong dis
position TO press sales the general list Of prominent
shares and prices not only weakened but exhibited
general decline. Frequent rallies took place, however
whenever the shorts evinced disposition to cover
and i'm the afternoon the market ruled stronger all round
on a diminished volume OF business. Calm observers
think the only salvation for the heavy holders OF stocks
ia 10 work I'D short interest and then dispose Of their
accumulaons to the bears, who will naturally desire to
cover their contracts they will probably ascertain
in good time II they do not know the fact already, that
the bears are quite shrewd and wary themselves,
though they may have been quite bold or reckless
during the past few weeks At all events the experience
of the past week shows that reckless speculation cannot
always be sustained by cheap money market and that
fictitious values put upon securities by artificial means
will not endure forever. At times during the day the
market was rescued from panic only by the efforts Of the
different cQues TO support their favOrtes The leading
features OF the day Lake Shore, Northwestern,
Wabash st. Paul, and New-York Central. Investment
securities were dull and the may be said Of mis-
ceaneous stocks except Western Union in which there
was a good degree OF activity. Express shares were
strong. The following table shows the highest and
lowest prices paid for active stocks to-day:
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26
prCFIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PEI NorA k,tsr S 80 ~ ~ ME, Cottoo, 70 bag.
Cotton seed axe bbl-. Cotton seed OH ~ Ss & Eiu b9
Copper pkgs DRIED Fruit s' 1os % & o. I bbl. Bean,
SS Corn Meal bags Goa Mei ~. Se s Y Mn Sp1t, Tor.
,ins ia bb~ Crude TurpeEtne' 9Soo 60 10 Jo f.ri
Wbi.sy pkgs Beef IS pkg' CG Meas p. n pss. Rice 80s
go 80 w i 100 boIes starch. half chests Ir 'l n"'
bores Tobacco - ,,. tr IN. week ending
aS syrnng Jane a. Il 97 bsles CS,tou iVo Tnfs, s fb,
c Turrenne SEQ bills Rosu 1873 PKG buusl I Sc
In tnsh Basus hhts Tobacco 80 9oi I.,
S li bsIss Wool 10 rs bbs tloer S'Is boS 49, ~ 1ge
bSls Corn Meal lIiO baS Corn Me, & - s 1s @ 6ash e,
bush WhsA Nj I pSg. Ashes 20 pigs Beef ili pAs' forA ~
-. Cat Meats ? 6l3 tee Lari, 20 sess LAri
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26
PROVISION. ynOs ssr.roEK ToS rHE WEEK ENDING

Total .noe Sp "a, 40 ssa 4as Sc 1863 6s 10 40 27 925s
PETRoLEUM-The general market h beeo dal ana Ia'fs VI %
Lever Crude In ruled ques bot stead AZ rs
thAC Creekth he transacted vas
nrce. We quote sot Lower. - 70 aud 'enr , 80, nm,
Rahnei has soh sOHt ~ lost Wv.
On On ~ no ,teseier sales eb June G Soss ~ T a.
PSlsSelpIis SO bbs June sold At DIG ana ' 'O' '"'
hl9jG ,i . oeierately aoive aud steady; sales Of 30 ts AZ
[ In or obbing demand sales Of 80 bags h-us'oa
a. 7f1,c And $50 bags Paua at q Glt. ,., h,., se,k
sTGERrRas Sugar in m demand but ie an @as5. ~ Ais suSs
tonei me :, esc Pae Refining ditto, al Bloc txne
SSmon S Porto Rico at 9tdsie Refined are steady {" lsd' "
is fairly active rouS sales Of 5000 % " ~ or
nSS aS tn maIset dali unchanged sales Of s. eS'
Iron.hO
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26
THE MARKETS.
Icsrmlly reported for THn TAIBuSE. !


AsHRsTe market for Pots has been only moderately aee ana
sady 90 T5d Pearls in good demand and steady
4sd<9 75 a. ooo - -
COFFEE-The little seive Rio 1000 bags per
private unehnged bn here seems 10 o
steAde other styles remain dali ND SAaes nomnap uh
changed.
COTTON-There Only limited demand for Cotton on ne SPOT
and pre, sales bales s6 lat evening" including s
Tor eonsumpuon 25 speculation. Fr forward delivery i1r
decline sles follows on basis o Low
Mbdlug Last eyeningyuy 500 at 10 gltc toe at ly h ~
10 bI6c August az I9i 900 at 10 tc Aeptcmhtt 100 a.
lsis totN bars; tosy-Juy go at 10 3ltc O at ic
l5lCc ~ al lsIe. lt0 81 Fic W AZ 9'ei ~"
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26

ing of in the legal tenders represents the call for money
from the INTERIOR the gain In specie being accounted o
by the coin movement Of the week The treasury paiu
out In coin interest on the public DEBT Ni9'vo, anu
Al ON account of the regular weekly gold SALE the
speee export footing up s2s230 the Customs receipts
amounting to s23s6s5o. During the coming week the
Treasury win buy s,Ooo,OcO bonds on Wednesday ana
sell s1OOOOOo gold Thursday, which VIII close tle
June programme. The following table shows the cohdi
ton OF the NewYork City banks at the dates
finnnh
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26

BANKrNG-HoUsE OF HENRY CIEws & Co., No. %
WAIL-sT. n. Y.
Our business is the same az an incorporated bank.
Deposit accounts can be opened with us in either
currency or CON- subject to check without NOTICE
Five Per Cent Interest will be allowed on all daily
balances. Checks upon pass through the Clear
ing House as if drawn upon any city bank.
We issue Circular Letters of Credit for travellers
available in all parts of the world also Commercial
Credits. We make telegraphc transfers OF money to
any desired point, and transact every description or
foreign banking business
We draw Bills of Exchange in sums from Il up
ward on ~, ,
The Imperial Bank, and Messrs. Clews, Habicht g.
CO., London. ..,n.,
The Provincial Bank of Ireland, the National Bank
of Scotland, and all their branches.
We issue Certificates of Deposit, payable on de-
mand or at fixed date, bearing interest and available
at all money centers. ..
Orders executed for Government and other invest
ment securities Also Gold and Exchange.
Advances made on approved collaterals and against
Merchandise consigned to our care.
We make collections of Notes, Drafts, Coupons and
Dividends with prumptness on all points, and are
fully prepared to offer Banking facilities upon either
currency or gold basis.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

kIKUPEAN MNNNtI" AZ
,..,oo, lime 24-O:J O.. IA. cotton opfhSl s'N"' ~
unsr. gid Milding Orleans, Btf8t . 49, L. r.,nt, boud
ER,NkyoRr. June 2j-hyeuils- Cneo '-'' '''
s.l AZ 6t for the issae u t ,t arm Renes 81 r.
" p,sT" Jspe sJ-Eyeang- Boarse closed u''
See .,...,t. aud Ameucah securities
LoNDoN, June N-ll'V D. "'~NN1
ofepei unchanged ., c,,.o, closrl a. VI. for toto
IsxnoN June 2t-iSO p n.-t"no' 1atv lind. INl gOi
..a..v and he United stare ri''''N'
e,S al qOI g. Ten.fores st -. ,u. and ,tesdy.
ItygRPooI. Jane Al;g p Of
,,drs Tp'ard ssi Nddhns orleans - FslstoS Cheese
l2 900 hsles. ncl4hug 5,0n bales TOT 'AFU
a Cumberland Cui Orleans Msy
s1 - Cotton Including ia9 bales Sea sihai
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26

The Government bond market has been strong WIN
good demand noted both from domestic bankers ana ior
transmission to Europe. The demand appears entirety
for investment the speculative inquiry being OF no mo
ment The market closed strong on the basis OF 100
l5s for sixtysevens Fisk Hatch report GoVerhen''
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
TANNER & Co.,
BANKERS,
II Wall-st., New-YOrk,

DcacIh III
STOCKS BONDS, GOLD AND EXCHANGE.
ORDERS EXECUTED AT THE STOCK AND GOLD
EXCHANGES.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO
CHECK AT SIGHT.
Bny and Sell, at current market rates, the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT (s) PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
TIE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August and February in New
York, London, OF Frankfort-on-the-Main, free OF
u. S. Taxes. TANNER IL Co, NO. ii Wall-st'
THE 8 PER CENT MORTGAGE BONDS OF the NEW
ORLEANS MOBILE and TEXAS RAILROAD COMPANY
are based upon the best portion of a trunk line from
Mobile through New Orleans to Houston, Texas,
total distance of AIS miles, The stockholders among
whom are Hon. L. d. Morgan, Hon. John A. Girls
wold Hon. Cakes Ames, Messrs Morton, Bliss 81 Co.,
j. 81 w. Seligman e. Co., l.. Won Hoffman a. Co.,
James II. Banker, Harrison Durkee, and John Stew
ard have spent nearly SlOOOOOOO of their own funds
in the work. and twothirds the entire line is already
built
This road will form the only rail connection be-
tween New-Orleans and the great State of Texas,
with its enormous production.
The bonds are amply secured by the large prospect
i've traffic of the line, by the financial strength OF
the Company, by the unusual amount already ex-
pended upon the work. and by very liberal grants OF
aid from the State of Louisiana .-.-
At the selling prce-90 and accrued interest-these
bonds pay n per cent moro than investments to
an equal amount in the new Government Fiyes.
Full information given on application to
w. B. SHATTUCK, Banker, and
Financial Agent New-O Orleans. Mobile, and ..
Texas Railroad Company,
No. % Eassau-st, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26
strong on the basis Of the following rates:

The week closes with easier tone 10 the money mar
ket after the late temporary hardening in rates. The
supply Offering is liberal. the general class OF stock
brokers being accommodated at and per cent while
the leading bond houses meet their requirements at
and g. The financial standing OF the borrower and the
collateral offered taken into consideration in deter
mining the rate OF the loan all classes Of collateral
except United states bonds. The close OF the week
hibits rather more activity in commercial paper but
rates are unchanged the following being the basis:
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26

.seh July and August &c., together Auga2O9 la %
I0a ~ 56e 100 l9t 2J at 0c sepmber II ~ aic
80 lsc 100 10 76e toa $500 bsles grand total $500
We quote a. follows:
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26
The exports of spccie for the week ending June ~,
f.Un

IVIAI JHHuHIT IV'I''''''f''
The following Ia comparative statement OF the ex-
ports OF specie from the port OF NewYork to foreign
ports for 20 years. the week ending June a. and for
the corresponding period in the nndernOted years:
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES Al THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-fiRsr CALL, |
1O4 O'CLOCK A. NJ.


no II 500 Rec ....1l2i 600 O. 20 Con ts
- ~ 5000 U. 4. $40 Cou 'tI..'. iio
ny, ~ = 20, ~. .....ll2l $50 SSs !OiO Cou small. Nv
hdtlrodd bOadsBdaA ana hdiItdH- h%PfeS'
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26

FRPIGHTS-Tbe market has les. active hot Kr
continued firm The demand for vee' charter has bern moi
IS 900 bush Grain by steamer 7t08 $50 hnsh do By ssi ~
SD; resteays 100 b Flour a. L. Sd To Lonioo
5000 bush Grain at I'D Csn and 3d. Wheat To Gasgow
bush Grain 3D. steam Ths charters British bark with 32
qrs Ga bark With 90 bb Petroleum Ii
private aud ship Of 90 tuns from Dolby
Ga, 10 Amsterdam with lumber at ~. per ton.
GRAINA fair degree 0f activity he note What market
the bad much arablene ani hayinss 10
limits orders quite unexpected and With
liberal offerings declined uowh tsrdg ne ower %
gb there aeuee Of any speculative eng IN dcrp
ton Our adyices from Michigan Ohio, Indiana part 0 Illinois Ms
as hsshing progressed yei quality betr than @
thus far they have hai good EeshSr for their bss
and the condition excellent r te harvest n' progrs
Michigan they have larger ulier White Nhea than usual 3D.
deed found this profitable than Amber Winter aud
should be bei with good weather for ther harvest the a
satisfactory From Nglis, Delaware and Mar ni
have good REPORTS quality generally highly commented though
The Weld viii be below fortnight since We alluded 70 te
ruu the Spring Iowa and Norhern Illinois but ID hus
Wisconsin ana hook for later ldUces thence AZ e3n7
dsr In Iowa the injury believed 10 -
serious but may prove he greatly exaggerated The crop '
state snd PENNSYLVANIA promises we'll but g depends e wea
Amber Wheat shown from Delaware
this very handsome indeed and ant The harvest N that ts
about reny than last The receipts of Wheat
falling on A. he Lake ports the quantity the Lakes me
Oar $50 O0 bushels which limited for The sean The
exports Of week t0 bushels against 82 81 bushels The
c. are not favorable Continent tue Wests backward AMI
mot Yield IN Great Britain so backward and does
not promise well last year Prom California We hear ihe bys
TO-DAY with favorable liverpool and hght y she market
for Spring At the the market vas airy ac e sd
lc higher; the sales 5000 bush AZ . ~ io No Ac'Ro
Spring. 40 FOR No. Milwaukee 81 55q ~ 81 for Amber e5n
G 59 for Amber State; 65 for Amber ZnmemAnn 81 50 Tor
White Geueee DbL' Barley Malt is quiet a9d pnes are uncnse
the are bush New Ohio 65c d6c Western 81 .c
Rye quiet and unchanged Corn IN seuye demand 2S s ss
sons AZ td7gle Of 1000 TO prime Load Western yellow at 70
SEPT. /, 1871 TO DATE
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26
PRICE 81 so.

CIV. CARLETON Co, Publishers, MAdsOnsquare Sev.Yort
.. Sold At h, osee ofTbe Tribune and BY mall postage e
" Wv f' THE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION,
Tribune Once. New-YOfk.
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OFFICE OF MORTON, Bliss g. Co, BANKERs,l !
Npw-YoRK Nav 30. 1871. \


OFFICE OF MORTON, BLISS & Co, BANKERsI(
NEw-YoRK, May 30, 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 1S99 coupons payable July and January l.
The net earnings of the Union Pacific
Railroad for the fiscal year ending April ,o ,- 10
30 1871, were. Sotoo, @0 V'
The increase Of net earnings for the four
months ending April so, 1871, over the ,o. ~,
same period in 1870 were... 4o',o9t o.
The President of the Company estimates . .,o ~
the net earnings for the year l67..... 45OO,VO w
The amount of yearly interest on the -, o,o 40
First Mortgage Bonds is gold. 6S4 ~ w
MORTON BLISS IL Co., 30 Broad-St'
THE FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD
BoNDs of the WEST WISCONSIN railway ,Coh-
PANY offer rare chance for safe and profitable IN
yestment. They are first and only lien upon, tne
Road which is very nearly completed. Inc rollnS
stock telegraph land grant, and all the properly oI
the Company, the lands are released from taAai1n, on
and are worth more than the whole amount OF the
mortgage. The Road will form tho Great ar LiNs
Route from Chicago and Milwaukee To 81: dut anu
the North West Bonds for sale at 40, ana interest ih
currency, by WHITE, MORRIS Il Co., NO. 10 Maii-st
and GwYNNE, JOHNSON * DAY NO. 10 Wau-st',
where pamphlets and further information can DC
obtained.
EIIzABETHrowN AND PADUCAH RAILROAD OF
KENTUCKY EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
CoNvERTIBIE BoNDs.-in consequence Of recent
negotiation of these securities the undersigned nave
but limited amount to offer at 30 and accrued IN
tercst at which rate they recommend them 10 III
yestors as q thoroughly safe security.
HAILGARTEN Il Co., % Broad ~.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26
coleman Benedict's closing quotations were

The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices of active stocks United States securities and gold
made during the week, well the closing prices Of
each at the dates undermentiOned
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26

The rmness OF foreign exchange and the unusual ex-
port inquiry for gold encouraged strong tone to the
gold market all the sales being at l12i9l12i In the
gold loan market the rates cent for carrying
and for borrowing, fat l64 and per cent. The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank follows
Gold cleared t94 45l6OOO gold balances s22e57s;
rency balances, N,563Os. The following the quo
tofio
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26

Mr. Greeley the pneS and simplest manner
hope generally accorded the merit Of having set
h the language that few fail
Ihsve could Of terms and distinctions
"huiliar 10 the general
The little of hydrogen nitrogen etc. have kept to
mr since them would be useless 70 those
ady acquainted elementary truths Of Chemistry and only
perpIeIing TO Others.
there paragraph which viii not be readily ana
sebOolboy Of sfeen then have
Jailed 10 male that paragraph simple lucid intended
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26
Mem Civilizations.

bOot pubHhd upon the subject does no,
dull Agriculture that no can be
Of the greatest well
sf tie simplest the world In bis agreeable
will gather from i great deal Of vuable Information
their and the general reader will bnd II
seehgy the pleasant style Of treating the VARIOUS to
The thousands Of dollars be win only
other readers chiefly people
gather JOS seaside advice plainly told that viii be go1
70 De- after Life
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sEPT. 7, I5IVl 10 DAfH
ct. Britain Other

t759,p9 lJ22l oDIlo<V
HAY i. in acdee Pnces unchanged e. oS fo
sbippng; 81 Retail 63d7 for Salt Iay Ant
Od8c for Clover quiet but steady at 81 IS for Long
sFSrLere has been little nothing done Foreign the
market NAV values nominal the absence Of sales
Domes sell decline would have 70 take plsce
NAVAL SroREsSpi Tupenthe has been IN active request AZ
steady prices Of 200 bb in Wilmington
y.s tems bbs DO DO {c seller tst and J6 bbl here a
c from dock aud yard Rosh has ruled sm but hs been inactive
Al 81 IS strained Tar is fm At 80 rs for Washington
50 Sfd S3 10 Tor wilmington Ci ren arer safes a. ~ -
0iLSrAmercan Luseel light request and the market, '
steady casks and s2c for b Crude Fish Os are far
nn henhaien quiet but hm Al ditc
PROVISIOSS-The touched the lowest Of
the sesoD Mess beiog freely offered at ga 20 for Jqy
without finding buyers her better dena5d prevailed
nces improved densud for Mess thursday tr sepem
her delivery with few sellers have reduced stock
quite month"; and with the Ze supplies prospect sod M
e decline hOgs the West much CHER Of
seems probable the decided cotton Is without,
its influence in stimulating the inquiry at ns current
yalue Pork compared with other kinds Of food, 10
certainly cheap and with marked improvement 10 business al an ar'
dsy more healthy probable the advances az f
Mess limited business has been done lots Al ~ -
al Is for nothing has been done for Europe Refuse
business be noed at Irregular prices todsy We
sales are $50 bb SIS for New Mess & % for Prime
sl3 for Extra Prime +3 for Western Prime Mess for isiure
delivery the market is dull and nominal Beef IN moderate
request market seady es of ~ bb, az -60e
for $2d bl5 for Extra Mess Terce Beef Is 10 mod
for Prime qualities but grades are nominal
sales Of S20d s2J Prime Mess aud S22d S23 for L
IS bills at 500 Western Cut Meats are 10 limited deaDa
and the market Bacon Is arm IN Pnee ior esh
packed bot dull and prices have doWn"ar tendrnc
Dressed Hogs hrner quote 9d'tc LOT Cl Lat
offered hut mot active OF $50 b aud cs a. sid Tor 10
l0 Tor Cty lOc fair prime steam sai ~ Isc of he
Rendered also Prime Western a. let for yuy ind F JOY
November; future delivery the market higher sales oi l0 @
ISosT, o., PROVISIONS YHos ssr.roEK ENDING
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26

Tie bank statement Is favorable and reflects further
light Increase tho excess legal reserve. The fall
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26

partVeI qet ones h demand as been e for tie hne
provincial trade sn1 With ie 1T and reduced limits 10 slipping
ORDERS early N the week little done m have
hs moderate nqay Tor Tie s0lb, ny cJllne 10 Common EIts
and Good supehhe Provincial byers n Choice a3i
State brands quite freely bat
sale and only cond he sold readily b. making LIBERAL s
trade generally 90 not this
beyond their Immediate wants heae Is aele attempt EJECT
the
meua has
owing ordinary aus o tie crop Of Wheat We haze hd
liberal arrivals Spring Wheat EIiIas. pressed
market and reduced quotations matal UnsouHd has
and with far export deusnd has mDroye gOoi
superfne in better denaD and higher og no.
very stve absence Of any considerable export demand
been felt receipts have increased
have added considerably to stock instead Of diminishing
Of the Family gsdes
slowly the high tgur.s consumption quite nt
The Flour this seek nom the South and
proved excellent qua
Of the week only 1922 lbs against 5sJ bba the Corresponding
week last year To-day with light ra snd Moderate o.
the market stronger Tor the low and MEDIUM grades with
Family brands bal 40 the close he market for al sds
f1 0f bills
Sour bbl IS 5a Ono rs s00 rs 30
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26
noNrsrIc MARKETS.

o.wfso Jane F@er stes. sS ~ G Rs Wncr s io wts
49,, lb No . ~ A..k
Wnt,y and 80 - far Dcuh. k'ira "oea' " ~
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26

'T'HREE NEW BOOKS.
ZERUB THROOP'S EXPERIMENT..
BY MKs A. d. 7. WHITNEY
Author o. PAiih GarDeys GirihoOd. 81
THE pORTFNT.
BY GBOR6B MACDONALD
utfefu With Robert Fsc0uers David Egeubod Pnoe 81 rs
DAJSN WARDS WORK.
BY MARY W. HCLAIS.
charming An story that every viii delight reading
Fed Al sh Bookstores.
LORISG, Publisher, Boston. .
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26

We are close upon the end OF the second quarter o
the year. and on the threshold OF the haiyeary uis
bursements OF interest, dividends, etc. which, at low
estimate will aggregate upwards Of ninety millions Of
dollars. The following the principal items upon
which July interest and dividends will be paid the larger
portion from this city:
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26
Gearbers,
Hlnsital Jnstrnments.

A large stock of PIANOS, best makers, to
IN RENT SELL cheap for cash ssmen rent applied
purchase Please call and examine NJ NJ hERRBLLb Ware
rooms. No (l65 ROurth-Aye.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26

don't ni We don't read ensagb-Mr Greeley We need
% nge more with work Some think tl their heads
intensely; TN their backs crooked TO the
bno hoop; but the workers and the thinkers are apt
to he distp classes whereas they should be the same
Admit always been thus, it By means follows that
always should O shall be-"
Greeley his book; with the joyful trust that these essays
rht win thousands OF farmers
70 ieel oer pnde calling take veer interest lie I'M
will njuoe BY them read aber and
ks the which minister 70 its ef
sDey mpe progress towards perfection which few, yet
kat tAFtJ foTeseeg," q
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26

The book remarkable one and ths good sense eIeeent hdVee
sbounds make really valuable 70
IA aBT o business occupation or profession
d osgh to copies Every family ought to have copy
snd they ought o read aud re-rsad IL. . .
opgh to be no The hands and child In the
soT tke resd-abd they oRt ought be read 10
btn.
The boob IL pubHsbtd bsndsOms style Beautifully
sdGied, bound . elegant cloth with gilt back