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New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
.UENICIP1L 1FF1iRS.
CONTROLLER GREEN on CIIAMBERLAIN BRAD
LEY'S INTEREST ACCOUNT.

CONTROLLER GREEN on CIIAMBERLA1N BRAD
LEY'S INTEREST ACCOUNT.
Chamberlain Bradley, in q recent letter to
Controller Green, that he has received over and
above the salaries andscxpcnses OF his Office s6252 l."
"as interest npon the City and County moneys" and
that he has deposited il, In accordance with practice
established by hs predecessor to the credit Of
count Of "pr"nts realized by the Chamberlain and
County Treasurer or the moneys Of the City and County
in his hand, and above the salaries and expenses OF
his office" Controller Green. i'll replying 10 this letter,
says; , ,,,,,., h,,. ,,on, tim. &,
time appeared pnr prints would drs.rc TINT
Others Gua accP the % , Gn sud yn reee,.T % have
Chamberlain and that ouy b. d lberaity his
@ nrt % % S if l %a a1' s .G p" T. me-
night shste to draw them from the bank or any manner to dir
, .p ' ,,n,e .e:upl. s @ Of The the moneys E' , .i an s Of &
n,rt, s oer OF shc drawn upon u the c''e Of The
b9 Mayor; aud the Of the other b.ns by warrants
.Sutgns S ,he Coat shr the % ac',as n'err,' & b., been
cartet who responsible for thus treating ,he accounts separately
The Controller also addressed communication upon
this subject to the broadway National Bank, in which n"
says:
yss the money. Of The civ and County Of
arcnisnee With de made a, required by law and for
the thus deo'd have agreed The anna.l
Of %', ,ss ''sa or .' IS'' % @ V
n"nc; upon these Iasoc T d,
rsse m Mayo the addition the Of COUNTY
Of Gsrs ct s.r Q, white l the .sGIasa iHl1, 70.
deposited with belong CITY and County aud
interest tn,
end
County the Chamberlain # After OF
Chambean draw such interest
10 olerw Mr Green
have ihst at the end ~ each month
will add the credit Of the the Ciy
books the interest hr tie daily nancs
credit sud that inform the
credits tha, Ondng entries he the oos this
department No mymen h out Of the funds ep.ie Of the tiy
aI treOB. will h. sanctioned nv
Department. unless sue! is male 10y warrant signed - tn"
Msor and whu by the Clerk If the Board of
ADMINISTRATIONS OF TIE MARKETS.
Thomas +. De Voc was appointed, on Satur-
dav. Superintendent OF Markets. In making thiS ap-
pointinent. Controller Green says:
The administration the markets neeis thorough -Tmlt"n; Nh
elsrpg abuses hong existed erd which have been
upon persons ugrr be- liberated
The ad rpor Whether
the employees the markets the employ Of the
the effective method Of maA ng
productive and the time Convenient ani
ucceprible to those dealing In them -, -,
Controller Green placed $l00oO to the credit OF the
Department Of Docks Saturday, and provided funds
rpayng the smallppe mcnou the Croon Water Works
Mayor Hall ntnates that In preferences to being egiS,
lated out OF office, he may perhaps resign In favor OF
the Chairman Of the New Board OF super vlhOrS
Deputy Sheriff Jarvis denies the truth Of the rrp"r I,
concerning the contemplated arrest of Mayor Hall and
Peter Is. Sweeuy.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
ii. q. LRwis. Mayor.

a IL
A.. THOnts
STEPHEN n. SMITH,
WV. II. BRApLEY
This bill never passed any board OF finance meeune.
special or regular the members Of that board never saw
the the time of approving IT, thc Audor cerli-
fed to the correctness OF it when he did not know
whether correct not the Clty C!crK ulcW th''
check and the Treasurer paid the money.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
THE STITE or TRADE.
JtPAyESB MARKETS


Yox,xA Nov A1he exports Of Tea H0@J pouul In
cess oi last year sti brisk demand Silk is dm.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18

us Rev Tss~as Besebs, q ~ re
dene Of w. w. Ballard ESQ., 8aifs Tharsdsy The th asAs
William Kssnsn Sarah A. henslI sn pafiss Of that cy
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18

"ScrofuIa and Scrofulous Aztec e taking
Con LyR on HAZARD CAwEILs Cod Liver Oh preferred oy
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY DECEMBER Is. 1871

and the Administration given stll frmhr hold upon
the affections and confidence Of the people. the
golden opportunity was lost and diherent and most
wOfUlly mistaken policy adOpted.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
Spccial Notices

Union Republican General Cemmi,,ce.-, n:.H.i
day evening D T. the following an for Republican P'nA s'ss-
sDab,, Electors the City Of r.as....1
o. de grg Ts.pt@'s. District As.e.ios 1os II. ye.r
p,..a 1Ss s s m p tss f5ss Dss aS1is "a
i,A gf. ,d s. d. 81 District o. & 9Th District nix ~ ss D;s' ~ ~ ~
D:'c' :'"c' s. s. 3h 5R sr ps's o 's s p &:as
D.srisi s, q q T~-nsysss | % D.ire, Is. ss TO- o''"'
.hereo shall ppon Inspectors Election who.' shat.
and ~ % ss.S S and and % the somssr a, o @ re
Pr sbai atas' soch credena,. ,. ,,su,.H
he s. .'rcs tie Republics 4
sia two days t'ou. to & .d election
ss s ;s election G.. tG s...G: g.s;
sss Se s M II H. BE- last s oH to n 70 sn,s .s H.%.s''' n
above will NEE. ., IIs.aq',,..
,orr', o ~ ave and rNeny eeonds % IhDTssy s,snns 'a
''' " 'N'' ''' tue 'TIR'is 'SRiSt ] SsFGIsI rls.sss
SS ES'si sA'E /. FAsCHrp. vieerrs'ii''ss-
ss" ss" =; r. '"...ns9S' M...n, sseeresos.
ss Ps.. s...v EsR:fatfsh atssa :
spabh @ atS. sas az .rs Ssis" To- become ms%5es
e. r iiiIrsAs srcreiary HIN TwOMBLY. PrAasat
ss .s N SreS S.
Inc L" & & M a.. 70 scsS. :. SS.s ss
WIN. II. MERRILL j., President
TaoxAs II Coppss, jr. D. A. ANDERSON. Secretahts J
bargains in Fine Gold Jewslry.
wnOLEsALg PRICES.
ETRISCAN CAMEO GARNET. SC
ONYX AND JET EARRINGS AND PINS.
G0JR PtNp AND CHAIN % BRACELKrs
S2P @ ksas ESsksTs 4SR SheS1Sa shsso TOPAZ
siSSs ASp sTLPs S{sr p,srK,Rns
CHITDRBN's GOLb ARMLErs
81 rREN'S GOLD RINGS AND EAR RINGS
{, - - f'sn ,Nb SILVER fHIMBLEs
'"ss ass si$ sS$SssE HERsS s;Sa'sn
Near Fourteenth St
bargains in Siixerware.
GEO &. LEN Sal Broadway. near Fourteenh,
The New-York Association for Improving the Con-
dOn the POOr- Twenty eighth Annual Report and Dre
tory being ready subscribers will be supplied early possible Il
Immediately bg sending to the Oce Room 49, Ibt
House. gbh following Ofcers the Association and Cbai
the Ward Committees authorized to subscriptions viI1
JAMES BROWN President. 80 WALL
ORATlO ALLEN Vice President rs Clntonplace.
JAMES LENOX. FcePrsdrnt. b3 Flfthavs
JOHN G. GREEN. VcePreslsqt II SOuhst
JOHN d. WOLFE Weep .l3 Msdsou-ave
r. WETMORB Vice President. 93 GreenSchd
ROBERT b, MfNrCRN, Treasurer IL SOuhsh
GEORGE GRISWOLD Recording Secretary II SouhdL
ELECTED MANAGRRS-Sewar Brown q West 34tb It, JouS
than Surges rs Front Essus Benedict 10 West 10th st.. u
Boormsn Johnston, " Broadway
CHAIRMRN or WARD COMMITTEEs-ls %. aud % wards-t
H. y Terbei Al wster-st 6h-John Boyd Il Prausnst nh
Thomas Warren 6 Monroe 8hJobn Endcott 81 Charlton ~
gh-Danic! French 233 West lhs lUh,John Jor,lemon u
l2Othst. ttbWsshngt ton Thomas I3 Gandst Nh.H u
West 1873 Grsndt 3b-F A. ConkIng q East lothst isth-
w. Spies 50 Bss ih-J T Smith 3t5 East t2ds 2ob
H. D. Rsnuey NJ D. PIT West ShsL l-Jobn Pullman. 21 bsse
6thst l2d-B II. Munson. 1855 West ,3th-st
ROBERT " HARTLEY Secretary
Room
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER At uUDNUTs, no 2ls BROApwAI
esm. Eup 5pu, Midnight
~
HIGH TIDE TO-DAY.
Coney Island Battery. Hell Gate. Pushing T. l.
an. an. p. pm
0:H l:0J l8 lao JO7 J:9 $:N Az
CENTRAL DEPARTMENT voR
the WkBK ENDISs . r. ~. DEC l6
. sARosBTKK- Inches rHEKnOnErEK Degrees
msan. 92
MImum at miec B O0 GA Maximum st Dec. H.. a
Minimum Dec H. 29G Minimum Dec 49,. -
Dec l3-Rsiu and rn ll3D u. 10 D. m-Amouut of
p,anee ele by the sind duhps u, week, l1O mle4
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
Now on Exhibition, Free.
At THB sOMRRvILLH ART GALLERY.

Now Exhibition Free.
At THB sOMBRvILLB ART GALLERY.
THE RARESr ORIENTAL CARPSTS
mont CURIOUS ANTiQUR fURNiTuRRs.
QUAINT GLASS AND MAJOLcA, &C. 40
A VALUABLE CONSIGNMENT 10 be SOLD before CHRISTIAN
10 every way worthy st,eatop.
Lea 4 Prrrins' sauce.
Pronounced by tonno,
"TIIt. ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
q, improves appetite Digestion and u a,ver
Wa ire id M-s,r. Ira PkRRINS prose cute all p,ea
~ % ,rnmng '"anriiei+
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS
AGENTS Nhw. YORK
Tuii's ~ Maiden.ianr.
MINERAL NAlkRS b.
~ HpNI iiQllD BLtlkiNG, all ui CiGAk,
WultMANS CANpikS, TCklS CuESr PUOtkIrQRS.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
pRnMINRNT ARRIVALS

snter ~
Distance Travelled by the sind during up week, ]lO miles
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
A "MO>T WOFl LILY MiSTAKEN TOLIGY."
I LL1 L.c-.i. L.ILL. ~.

While we are of the opinion that Mr. 1rilm-
bulls resolution Smacked rather UiicmsScly UI an
aIIaignniout of the Administration, We beeve that.
after all. tine wiser plan Of the friends o President
Grant WUud have been to accept II. Certainty 10
candid p'iSuu viii pretend tIlt the iIc"id,hl his
fri, ndS fcn thc results OF suCh 4 scrutiny 4, Il, ic
HNhcd "r and lo il IS made to nav. thal appearance by
tlc policy adopted bJ tic Administration Nrudtor. II
tlcl had promptly and chcrf fHy 'rlh"i the Iuunbull
t ndincni, and rourtcd o." Idni"fcd nr' iit,ir. il
tie interest 81 tr COnLtiy, 'I' NInd ~"I" ',o been
eOILpcte, 'hhrh out Z" "' "ad" go = "a" Grant pat3 ,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18

r.. ~, &C. 10:
rHKEnonErEK Degrees
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18

Dee l3Rsu and frsn ii 80 o. 10 D. m-Amouu of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Turpp,y Jan 26The greatly nereres WIN
market mostly IN sbead OF the storm
roads will be blocked and
arrivals desve The several Of the roads we're late IN An
EXPECTED train cattle and sheep the Ee Road did not
arrive. o-.,..,.a,hs ..
or head would have been good but Tor
lack of y The Forty seeoldst boat made two III
Leing hours tr carried on up the
r v buy butchers foot home from Wee
Under such circumstances buyers were lew ana
trade M advance from Monday fact the market vas scarcely
as GOOD hd Of the stock viz "A selling s III
and Smrels l303c u cW ~ by v"
T. dudley same weight, &c., and 26 BY sege Meyers ewt
At l3ic ~
steers ~ cwt at l3lc 50 Illinois cattle cNt. at l4c
Iluhe, State cattle for C. Burck - cst steers selling az
lllc. L. others, cSt.. al l2. . 50,
Uey Cary for Wood Gillespie IS Illinois steers Fl cwt at 3e
AT huureh with good show OF butchers the marSe was
higher prices sehuster selling 10 Illinois steers
Of 3i &c. and - OF rising II cwL, st id9c
Thompson sold bis 50 Kentucky cattle cwt, at lJ4dfc and
81 Ilinqis q cgt. At ~! nlic - .-,,
D. WiiIel run Opi III Illinois steers Gd7 cw, a. 39lt.
r. C. Eastman hai q Ohio "A sold at l3e
Gls liealev Co A. Kentucky cattle q cwt at l Glisc,
and u Missouri strong 81 BE-, 81 10 per cvt
advanced about &C. q N IN Washington marAeI
sHgEP-Auiyas Moderate aud without natersl change car
80 selling 2ca 9 10 d., price aad car prime
State, % b. at &c. ,,-
Hoes rapid strides for such slaggh animals With Il cans Of
live arrived today about 500 dressed Tor two days the
advanced dglc fancy selling l City dree
brought for heay ll9l for 200 10 downs HE Tor l5O 10
down; &c. o1 100 10, Gown, and he for 100 ID pigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Loynov jan 2-ll mCouo opened 9 for both snd
the account Securities firm follows;
1902 Cl; 1858 OIL %; 1861, 49, renFore Vo Eme sha si
Great Western, 23 The Stock mar
kei Il irIn the from Paris , , -,
Jan 25-U 4 Five Twen.ies go for the old issue
IvsRPooI 253J a. mIhe Cotton market opened buoyant
anil with advance in prices tplands Sd Orleans ssd.
Ioynoy Jan 2S-2 D. m-Anecan Securities fme T. T. Five
Tsepy bons 1902, 9O 1863 old sO! 1861, S9li TeaFore IS
stocks steady; Ere Railway shares 49, - . -
Jan g. m.TallOw hrner at s9IJd4ob lineed Oh
funer al 92969295l. $500
IoynoS Ian 2 D. mThe expected capituston OF
Paris doubted Exchange and Cons have lost the ad
vance noted opening quoted 9 for both
-
IyKnPooL 25- mCoton Is active; Mdiling Cplanis SG
a Mng Orleans dSd sales Of Cotton shipped from New Or
leans aud arrive, at SD for MdngA Beef easier
at ZIG d for New. ..,,, -
LIyRNr0ol, Jan. $3.50 mCoton hnner Mdting tpnds,
gl Mug Orleans elasi sales OF the day 10000 bales 5000 for
,.cnton The sales Cotton TUESDAY 1000 bales
more previously reported Sales have also been mad, OF Cotton
hin named loading Mobile at sid for hing Mobile nd Of Up.
lands shipped NesOesn in December and yet 10 arrive at SD for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
THURSDAY. Jau. 2G-P. ".


Stocks were fraction lower this morning,
the storm having probably had an effect III RESTRICTING
business Under the circumstances however, the market
shows great deal Of seadness ana strength Inc oers
who Of late have been very quiet, attributed the improve
ent prices TO tic speculative operations ofthe street,
asserting that it has 10 outside support but so long as
onoatons improve, the argument does not have much
effect New York Central and Lake shore have been
among the strongest stocks Of the day. Northwestern
Preferred declined SIS but rmcr in the afternoon
Ohio and Mississippi sold down to S5 but was up TO SGT
again later in the day. There moderate break III
Western Union hitherto Of the rmes stocks on the
list with sales lG but this partially recovered after
ward Union Pacific bonds of the various issues were
firm but the stock had tame market,
and sold down 2lF 1t is rumored that
Thomas Scott esq., Of the Pennsylvania Central Road
will be elected President OF the Union Pacific II Is also
part Of the gossip that the Pennsylvania Central
has nothing do with the Union Pacific but that 1t
private arrangement tine part Of Mr. scott who, u Is
said has bought Of the Union Pacific people for HIMSELF
or for Pennsylvania Central Co.. 5000 or 1900 shares
OF the stock nj $40 per share and large amount of the
bonds We note sales Of Illinois Central at 1889; Alton
and Terre Haute 32ta32s; Preferred So; Chicago and
Alton 115l Morris and Essex ssh ana c. c. aud Indiana
Central at 1919! Hannibal and 81. Joseph was neg
lected In the miscellaneous list there was less rnness
noted In Pacific Mail. Quicksilver galvanized into
activity and sold up 70 10 against yesterday II Is I'M
derstood that pool has been formed in this stock for the
purpose OF getting control of the Company with the ult-
mate object Of changing the direction NJ the annual cleo
ton next month There appears 10 be two three par
Ties in the field struggling for supremacy and the fight
seems likely to he lively Express shares were
firm The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices paid for active stocks to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
TRUSTEES:
PROCLAMATION.

SAFE on iLIIso ExEcrrrvE OFYcE SPRINGFIELD Jan ls.
By gs q AID s r. ss9 81 5s s en & A.. Sa =.
Pa yT9 Il sse Joa PsaeT G5Teror Of State %
hereby notify all whom may that on the t d7 o.
the treasurer o. the WIN pay bo9a o. ne sta;s .,
virtue Of and ia pursuance Of said AS DO further Io'y AZ shom
NAV concern each ,l all q sid eore. VII a's
SP 'S S F. q gaymf l Bond. ssa IN s1a
piled AZ As ,1 dned New Inssfnsl roysea ai
July 1s47 and payable at the pleasure Of tie state s s
New improvement Stock standing Of N Assss,s
s acre. 5s A' Fe JosS B Sss SO @ saS
Bacon 5000 Henry Beaumont 34 49, yohn Bell szigo Elsa
sSe; Bou1sIe Co.. 81 Oo NarAs H. Bore 800 Isl " b.
300; Mstshs~ Baac s.io; Poly Bull SieSi George Bah
ley SAC coz La suceSone e Ne ~ A. BgI Slgg saIss Asa
jane Sour.e crE 5000 sarsi IL clark 5000 carea. b
SsD5J Jes Ss3s e So Of q. ! state Of Sa
Bank q se5erees 5000; Ls'sa 1 GSire b SsS e
Dcano +25i9 civilian Dockar, 5000 Alicia Eset tsoIyyor
saIay FORBES. F7ss eo charis. Fe.6ssi $500 ,9g b,
Harriet Garnet sO0S; Ee Of AUGUSTUS Creole eoi sanl
sTrly B g. e. SH H nat aCi R Gl nSS 6
L. lever 1000; Jsaes HoOi sa9e5 81 Hear aha" Hoe
5si is; p s HolS5i Tho@s. oori asd j. D. Coopr sss ii
Ar HOliOri $685. l6; Rey Jane, Hoby s!ooi Hope CO
7 Hume sic9; John D IIssletI $500 Iasasr Co. 90
$500; John Jekmus, sSC Rev f's5es Lang lss, ~. s
Amelia Lhon willow sad o,.e ei's eensst o. 'vf',2
Mrs Eaphrosyne dek1y 81 90; Ma F,hs. y LIZ r., %
trace maxwell - 40
henyah 9 600: Decatur H. Miller iG0: Decatur n. Miller t''
John G. o. 5er 5000; Jean Mare Etaoli Pierre 81
Phelps $1,000; Charles Phelps SJooi Cafolne
G. Phelps trustee, $le0O W a Plstenu s9ii4 t9 l"'s
Posey l. Read. 900; Elisha Rggs, - "a i J. l.
Robinson SO 96 william James Roe - coo; Dsn roger y
Henry A. Roland 5000 Henry Roper Knight 2 N y
Rothschnd sons John Charles Schfeber, Sos g. L
schu.re Co, in r 50 600; Edward slocoes, si0 Geose
Benjamin Oge Taylor S22ti The Administrations ofce u Hop
Ketseh voomberg an widow w Borsk 0tol Inc fSSa
sylysus Co.. lives &C. zoos The Governor OF IL
nos 81 coo; Mrs. Sarah Tarks, 5000 Cathane Am Ire s
COOS Mary f. Tuns go; Institution for Savings ~ hechE.s
Clerks <lO!000i John Warren son S5 So S nra W.sh.ns
ton 4357O Charles Watkins 800; Iohn Netcr 5000
William whtevrght 81 $50; William Louis Winans, $780, william
I. Wheehle, SlOOl
bond old internal improvement stock ac January
1885, or and bon dated Nay s0 No 80, Slv ea
payable after 1870 - ...,
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HERALD OF HEALTH for FEBRUARY.
ia CONTENTS:
~TFPrCT OF ALCOHOLIC STIMULAYTS on THE BRAIN. by
Nelson Sibr.
HABITS OF STUDY. Rev G. Il. Brigham
CRUNBs PROM THE BRITISH SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION
b lydia r. Fowler, NJ D.
DIARY Of A PHYSICIANS WIFE By Ms j. C. Br'sau
THE VARIOUS KINDS or LONGEVITY. f. Ray LankeeT, A.
HINTS ABOUT THOUGHT F. B. Perkins.
TWELVE STUDIES IN HYGIENE
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THE BEST GOVERNED TOWN IN THE WORLD AND WHY.
now TO GET TIE MOST GOOD OUT OF HYGIENiC TREAT
BENT BIZ Howard GlsniOn
PAINTERS collie AND ITS TREATMENTS HEADACHE AND
ITS TREATMENT; WEAK LUNGS; HORSEBACK RDlNGi
REMEDY FOR COLD FEET; IMPURE BLooDs ETC ETC.
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S200000.-ALBANY AND SUsQUEIIANNA RAILROAD
COMPANY SToCK for SALE by the undersigned in
sums TO suit purchasers. The above stock bears
interest at per cent, payable July and January in
the City Of New-York, by the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company, who have perpetual lease of the
road and guarantee the interest. We have no hest
tation in advising friends to invest in this stock,
presenting as il does, with this undoubted euaran-
tee, one Of the safest investments in tho market.
Cd. ASHLEY x Co., No. 81 Newest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27


eco Canal bonds dated JnY l. le parable AFTER 1870
Nos g. TO- 49, &C. 49, a. 4! S. u, a. 3 lO lis l, l ~ o
l99 90.
Twenty four class Of boals reSseiN a. a. % So s. g.
IS SO ~, 49, 1888 1884, rs S III; Ill 49,, l9o sS L.
Twenty-Five rs Canal Bonds payable in Sewlok sits lsNe
1895 lC0 l0S l0ll los, 1885 1857. lose 1870 ol Qi e, e'
Loco 1867 lOtS 1913 1874 cs5 1857 lts 1897 1855, lt ll ~
Twenty class Of bonds. r~gel-NoS ie elo ols ps
1913 1929 l097 loji lo 1854 0ii lO6, l5l loo 1911 Vs >
l08s 1882 lO9l.
Twenty.nne 100 Canal Boris payable in London ar lSes
40 TO- H. II H. g. 3d. a. 3s %, 81 ~ % p 49, ~ ~ 90 ~
a., ~, SO. 81, 81. "a
Four hundred and eight class OF bonds rsg;sreNos 2
%. ~. 10 81 81. Al 80 3 Inclusive "a ~ inclusive
s2G3 Canal Bonts, Tayse in Loni0a
l8l0-No Inclusive Ia! g 1872 lS 10 sl 49, is t
100 10 2ls e8 10 ss3 loc l0lf 9 le4 Ss 1854
1850 loo. l0S loss 08 i77 Ul9 llSJ. 10. l1
II 10 1884, 1883 l67, lls Ill., l3 lsol 1888 lS
i}N.
Five bpnel class Of hOnis regtsrcNos 10
7euclusiye 9 lsG 49, 1888. ls9 s9to 800 SS to- lO
loll lr2 1913 HOS. il0 ll;s 1895 70 1894
Sxlree Canal Bonds payable in London shcr i3Sos a.
S. G 81 80 90 81 l to Isl inclusive 10 TO ls "A, s ~
g. al.
Five hundred and fcrnine class Of bods cel-Nos
II Inclusive 49, SO 49, 49, 81 " to Ia l52 TO 10y Is; 2i az 10 49,
S42
whereof hereto hand and BE- ar the
seal OF state doae at he City Of SpdnSd Us oh as II jana
4. H. 1871 JOHN W. PALMER Governor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for TnE Tr,prxr I,

TuuRspAy Jan. 26, 1911.
AsIIEs-Pois moderately active at 30 5aS7 10 Pearls
dull and nominal at SD bOd ~ y.
CoION-ihr market opsne f aud haoysn In oeea adj
but closed duil little
barely stai the offerings light early day. but
liberal a, TIE close total sales t20 bales which asa ,ch lsst
evening AID 500 10 arhy including 1914 exporters ane.
20, o' speculation and goo IN transit, ftnrrs opened buoyspi ard
bale. for January At Is talslc so for February at 1911 Gc
$40 for March at 3i ai5c and leo Tor MAY lj To-day, 400
for January at ID 1ltaA!c 2l Tor February l5ldla $500
for March at asc 1n for April at laal5 il.lGc 100 for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


Law 2G rlcs Ashes pkgS BeeswaI 1850 bales Cotton, 1915
bis Flour 6O bush. Wheat l15S0 bush Corn iO hush oats
AS Lush Malt Barley, lT6 bush Gss Seed y bnsh
fla, seed $50 bush Beans bush 200 bills Corn Meal Loo
bag Corn Meal l5 pkg Buckwheat Flour 2's bhs Spirits
n 2J bl Grade ruentine 81 bills Pork IN pkgs Beef LIB.
pkgs Meats lG pigs Lard Is pigs Stsann ~ pkgs
Bue pkgs Cheese $50 bbls Eggs 50 pigs Taow % boS Lard
OIL ia pkgs Dried Fruit. al Dressed Hogs Coz hol WHISKY IL
bales Wool a bales Hops 945 SIDES Leather soS Hides tas
Tobacco pkg Tobacco 90 pks Rice, 1900 pkg Starch 20 bags
Peanuts pigs. Tea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27

The State bond market has been duh ana WITHOUT
esting features Prices continue hrm' however, AZ ~"
advance There was increased demand ior oco,s
and Aabamas which to per cent n'snoi '"a.
the best prices Of yesterday. The Ia -
for Ca and to ol for gold 7s Alabama 81 having 'ou ~
oSiso7. soutb Carolnas were steady Tonncssees dull
and the balance Of the list neglected The following
xyaro tho bida. on.-.1 I.l.d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
Coleman Benedicts closing quotations were:

There has been n decidedly easy tone To the money
market and call loans have ranged at and per cent
on approved coateras The supply has been In excess
of the demand the payments by the Treasury OF the
bonds bought yesterday contributing TO the result ma
tona currency il yet very abundant There is good lit
quiry for commercial paper and choice grades move on
the basis Of the following rates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27

There has been more active movement in gold than
has been chroniced several days The initial sale at
the Room :ll0 from which the spiice Irose to 100
owing 10 the large amount of the bids. subsequently
however the quotation dropped back to 100 as the cable
reported buoyant and higher markets in London, which
in turn Influenced by the tenor Of dispatches con
corning the captuaton of Paris. During the remainder
OF the day prices ranged at no. 9iI0s The rates paid
for having balances carried were g. A. and per cent
the latter being the final rate. The operatonsat the Gold
Exchange Bank were as follows: Gold elearances,
sl33G9O05 gold balances, 10000 currency balances,
,p,o follo viu0 no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27

COFFEEFhe demand lr Bahs has light to-day trade being
confined Job lots holders however nI aes fom oLer
markets. favorable sud ba adds sny Java selling
w'l from eegnd han aud commands steady prices West India qas
but generally held with confidence especially the better kinds sales 5I
bags Rio Baltimore remainder VI the Of te Canada anil 800
bags In New Orleans.
FLOUR AND uEAL-Th market for al grades VI state aud Western