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New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
MONDAY, June 2G-P. N.

The week opens very dull and quiet at the
stock Exchange and in department are there any
licences OF the late perturbation. On the whole, the
stock market though dull has been strong the advanced
quotations of Saturday being well sustained Ihere mas
been a good borrowing inquiry for the more active
shares which denotes oversold condition OF those
specaes the movement to cover such contracts IL
doubtless partial cause for the frmness to-day The
more important dealings have been in Lake Shore ana
Ohio Mississippi, the brilliant rally III the latter on
Saturday giving rise TO the suspicion that they are
under the same clique management. Inc nrst
named sold ex-divdend Of per cent
this afternoon, the books having closed at O'CLOCK
though IT is not positively known when they will be re-
opened The stockholders meeting to decide upon the
SIS new stock is set down for July a. There has
been decidedly active movement in the Northwest
stocks at well advanced figures, compared with the
dealings since late depression Rock Island has been
practically neglected but firmly held this after
noon The Vanderbilt stocks steady, Erie dull ana
Union Pacific and St. Paul strong and higher Invest
ment securities neglected. In the miscellaneous
list Western Union was pushed forward about per
cent Consolidation Coal rising TO Al. Express shares
were steady The following table shows the highest and
lowest prices OF active stocks made to-day
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

u,pvRy IrsK A. s. HATCH.
OFFICE OF Fisk e. HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers On Government secutthe'
No. 5 Nassau-st.. New-York, June u, ISL
Holders of Fiye-Twenty Bonds, desiring TO fund
them otherwise than in the New Five Per Gent Gov
ernment Loan, may do 20 with entire sasety, at
profit of about 20 per cent. and without reduction OF
interest by an exchange for the Gold Bonds OF the
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD Co.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD CoNPlNY
are extending their line of road TO the head of rel-
able navigation on the Ohio River, where II Will
meet and connect with lines now building or pro-
jected to the principal railroad centers and river
cities of the Western States. The greater part OF
the road is in earning operation, and the rails 'teel
and Ironl are now being laid on the remainder. The
road will have, when completed, large East and
West through business, beside an immense mineral
and general local traffic.
Price of the Bonds, until further notice 02, and
accrued interest from May |.
We also buy and sell Government Securities, ana
the Bonds of the Central Pacific Railroad Co, re-
ceive money on deposit, and do a general Banking
business. FISK " hAi'"
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
reduce the Principal Of the Debt by actual payments
and TO lessen the annual burden Of Interest and

reduce the Principal Of the Debt by actual payments
and TO lessen the annual burden Of Interest and
thereby the burden Of Taxation, not only through
such payments, but by funding the debt at the
cheapest rates Of interest practicable from time to
time until it is felt that the very cheapest rates
are due 10 the high Credit, unbemished Public
Faith and vast and growing resources Of the conn
try. From $2,755,OO,OO0 the Principal Of the Debt
has been reduced to 81 2GO OOO-both sums excln
sive of accrued nterest-and from the heavy burden
of S15l, $4,000 per the Interest charge has
been reduced to S112, 10000 per annum; while the
annual taxation, under the Internal Revenue system
which the necessities of the War and the Debt there
by created rendered necessary for at least short
series Of years. has been reduced from S31 10000 in
1866 to about S1540O00O0 per year in 1s7O-1 est
mating for the highest probable collections in the
current month"; the last of the fiscal year, or less than
one-half Of the first named sum. And in the year
1S71-72 further reduction of S2sOO0,OOO Will come
in under the Act Of July, 1870, 80 as TO gye only
S126OGOO00 for the year, OF about two-ftha Of the
maximum of 1866.
BY the successful refunding Of the Public Debt at
moderate rates Of Interest and by continued
mics in the expenditures Of the Government which
in two years. from March 4, 1869, to March "a, 1871,
amounted to S126, ,7O09i9, or an average saving per
year of S6 $50 474-it is believed that ne4Tly the
entire system of Internal Taxes can be dispensed
with in few years, so much Of it as requires the
machinery of District Assessors and Collectors.
The Secretary of the Treasury has just published
the Monthly Schedule Of the Public Debt to June },
from which it appears that he has further reduced
the total of Funded Gold bearing debt since May
by the of 5000 600 by purchase of United State
52Os for the Sinking Fund, and reduced the 5-20s by
the further of $S27 400 by conversion into the
New per cents. The whole Funded Debt now
stands 81 1874 12s,75O, as against 80 two
years ago when the present Administration came
into Office Adding to these sums the net circulation
of the Treasury that is, in greenbacks and green
back certificates after deducting gold and currency
hand, the following is the comparison of debt of
all kinds at present and at the close of the war; and
i'll 1863;
July 1868 March. 1860. Juue, 1871.
U. g. Stocks l5O7S41l2 S0 .Sl6l5O N,s94 80
Circulation. 6o5,2ll,l63 383,5l5S54 3665o0e
Total 2,755 g25275 s249l,3 99so4 S2269l6753
The to1louino fable affords n of
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Coleman Bencdict's closing quotations we're

There has been no activity animation noted in the
Gold Room the sales having been of special import
ance The bulk of business at 1l2 though dealings
were recorded l12s and l2s The payment Of the July
interest without rebate commenced to-day, the sub
Treasury dsbursing S4O0OOoO The lending rates for
cash gold to-day we're fiat and for carrying and per
cent both in and out of Clearing House. For double
eagles there was good demand, and 5l6 Of per cent
was bid at the close The specie shipments tomorrow
are estimated at $4,000 The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank was follows: Gold cleared S22 265oOO;
gold balances s947l2O; currency balances SO665 The
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

Greeley has written this book the planest and simplest manner
generally accorded the merit Of having set
forth The little pretend language that few fail to
"ders,and
have avoided could the Of terms and distinctions
familiar to the general ear
THE little Of oxygen hydrogen nitrogen etc have kept 70
myself since whatever might Of them woad he useless to those
ALREADY acquainted the elementary truths Of chemistry and only
"pepleung TO Others
fthee which viii not be readily and
fully understood Of fifteen then have
"faed paragraph simple and as lucid as Intended
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

One of the published the subject Ii does not
lot Of dull Agriculture that no one can be
interested work written by Of the greatest well as one
simplest writers in the world, in his most agreeable manner
viii gather from its great deal Of valuable information
u ior them In vocation the general reader will hnd
oeey fascinating from the pleasant style treating the various topics
The Farmer will Of dollars II he will only
this book and other readers chiefly young people
gather sensible pages advice plainly told that viii be 0oa
o them in after life.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
The days transactions at the u g. sub-Treasury
Foreign exchange rules strong the basis Of the fol-

While few OF the stock brokerage firms are compelled
to pay per cent for their demand loans the peter
class on pledge Of prime collateral generally accomo
dated to-day at and the leading bond houses obtain
ing their requirements at 3 Choice commercial paper
finds ready sale and per cent. some gltedged pieces
being done at A.
Government bonds have been strong and higher under
good buying inquiry, 1868 selling up to l5s FISK
IIutnh r1nnrt Gnuernments fOllOMh al IN:
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

Voa nk We don't read enonghMr Greeley we need
10 minge more thought work Some think u Their heads
ache intensely wOrk ill their backs crooked to the sem
half hoopi but the workers and the thinkers are T
he whereas they should be the sane
Admit t II has aWays been thus by follows that 1t
always should or shall be-
Greeley closes bis book With the jofu trust that these essays
slight and mperect viii thousands o young farmers
10 tee pride their calling and take yeher interest s I'M
end will be induced by them 10 read aber ana
better works Arcuure and the which minister TO It's en-
cency and mpe w progress towards perfection which lev" as YET
have family OTeseen."
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

The book is and the good excellent advice
valuable h that aoounds in make really valuable TO any one
. sort Of business, occupation, or profession
II ought TO sell millions of copies Every family ought To have copy
they ought read and Tereadt 80, ,
ought the hands 0f and child In the
wor- they know IeadaB they R ought to be read to
them
=. The book published in handsome style Beautifully
printed. bound u ee mt cloth with gait back
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GREAT NATIONAL LOAN.
,1ql OOO 600 NEW < pFR CENT

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN COIN.
Interest quarterly, February, May, august, ana
November.
BONDS FREE OF ALL TAXES, LOCAL OR NATIONAL
The Treasury Department having already re-
ceived subscriptions to the amount of S65,OOO,OOC
to the first two hundred millions of the New Loans
authorized by the Act of Congress, of July IA, 1870
for refundng the Public Debt, bearing Five per
cent per annum Interest offers 10 popular sub
scription the remaining Sl34O00,0OO Of this partcu-
lar Loan and is prepared TO promptly deliver the
Coupon Bonds OF Registered Certificates in exchange
dollar for dollar for any of the United States Six per
Cent Bonds Registered Stocks known as Ftre Irea-
ties OF for Gold Coin at the par value of the New Loan
and accrued Interest from the first OF May. When
this amount to which preference is given is taken
up the remainder of the Five per Cents, SSOOOOO-
600, embraced in the Act will be offered in cOnnec-
tion with $500 100000 Four and one-haf per Gents,
and any part of S7OO,OO0,OOO of FOur per Cents,
the one running fifteen years and the other thirty
years.
The following is a copy of the New Five per Cent
Bond under and pursuant TO the Act Of Congress:
FORM OF FIVE PER CENT BOND.
INTEREST FUNDED LOAN OF 1881 PER CENT.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
ARE INDEBTED 70 THE BEARER IN THE SUM OF
............. DOLLARS,
THIS BOND is issued III accordance with the pro-
OF an act OF congress hH "
authorize the Tefundng of the National Debt" APP
proved July a. 1870, amended by an Act approved
Jan 90 1871 and is redeemable at the pleasure of the
United States after the lst day OF May A u 1851 IN
coin of the standard value of the United States on
said July IA, 1870 with interest in such coin, from
the day of the date hereof at the rate of FIVE PER
CENTUM per annum payable quarterly. on the lst
day of February, May August and November In
each wear. The principal aud interest are exempt
from the payment of all Taxes or Duties OF the
United States, well as from taxation ID any FORM
by or under State. municipal OF local authority.
WASHINGTON, -........., lo--
Entered ... Recorded ........
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THE MONEY MARKET.
s,,vs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.-FIRsT Cal
l0t O'CLOCK A. NJ.


soo II g. 1891 Coz ...ll7 1000 o. T. $50 Con 67....ll3
atO)O $500 Reg 2....l2 lOO u = 90 Coz
~ 900 L. 4. $50 Cou IS n.....lll
Railroad BOHfsBdnk ana Rdfodd-E<pro
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Dealers in
STOCKS BONDS. GOLD AND EXCHANGE
ORDERS EXECUTED AT THE STOCK AND GOLD
EXCHANGES.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO
CHECK AT SIGHT.
Buv and Sell at current market rates, the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT Isl PER CENT GOLD BONDS oF
THE 81. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD 20
Interest payable August and February, IN New
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IT, $. Taxes. TANNER & Co.. No. II Wall-st'
Now Ready:
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OF THE
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FOR 1912,
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Traffic, Earnings, Expenses, and Organization Com,
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resent outstanding

s2755s25275 s2,49l,s ,ss9sOi s2269ss758
The following table affords classification Of the
Funded Stock lin gold Of the United States, at
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

The Philadelphia stock market was inactive to-day.
Pennsylvania Co. Sd ISSUE sold at 1Oo Philadelphia and
Erie RAILROAD 28a Reading Railroad, 58! and Pennsy[
vania Railroad, COZ. Gold, 1l2..
1t has ascertained from official sources that there
is no basis or evidence TO sustain the statement OF de-
tecves that there are sOOOO of counterfeit notes of
National Banks in circulation
The earnings of the Lake superior and Mississippi Rail
road the week ending June were s5536 81 ana fOI
ending 5th s19456 49, being an increase the last
week OF S3,9l9 81. go ,,
The Continental National Bank will pay semi-annual
dividend of per cent free of tax and after July o.
The directors OF the Michigan Central Railroad nave
declared dividend OF per cent free OF tax,
PAYABLE July 5. The Tradesmen's National Bank has
declared dividend OF per cent free OF tax, and the
Bank OF North America dividend OF "a per cent paya-
BILE and after the lst proXimo.
Messrs. Jay Cooke Co. will pay the July coupons OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad on presentation.
The coupons of the California Pacific Railroad due
July will be paid presentation TO the National PARK
Bank on and after that date.
The bonds OF the city Of Chilicothe, Ohio maturing
july will be paid and after that date at the National
Park Bank.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
Now Ready:
MANUAL
B,yKryG-HousE OF HENRY CLE3s a Co..

BANKING-HOUSE OF HENRY tihfo
81 WAII-ST.. \. L., ! o.,,.,oro;a,
Letters of Credit for travellers als1 I9ahicbt &
Credits. issued through Messrs. Clsewf,, ayaiiabIe
Co. London. and their corresponu' f'''
throughout the world. ,-,or;ol Rank of Lon
Bills of Exchange on i.dd The si PIoSiaciai Bank Of
don. National Bank of Scotland io' '"''"' D'''
irf5 paafs and Teesraphc Transfers % on Europe Ss fss
Francisco. the West Indies and all parts oi '"'
United SteS acsounts received in either Currency Q.
snbisct 70 check at sight; 5per cent nteres,
allowed ali daily snnSs aSs cSspons ecseeG
lssueu' mede ON approved collaterals, and against
vmercbandise vagCfs % consigned to our care. and
Orders executed for Investment Securities ano
Railroad Iron.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

Winsow. Laner & Co, No. "a Pine-st New iorS,
offer for sale the First Mortgage Z per cen. "o''
Ronds of the Evansville, Terre Haute and Uneasy
Railway Company. This road. s. miles iCne' -
which ~ are completed, extends from lerre hau'e,
indiana northerly to Danville Illinois iorining pa,'
of the great through route from chicago 70 io. s.
Haute Evansville, Nashville, and the ooutn ,t
remaining II miles will be finished IN August a"' a.
is expected that the entire line from onie"sS -
Nashville will be completed about the sauo "a.
The capital stock of the Company is s4ooOVV' TAs
BILE in cash at par. and nearly all PAID in'
bonded debt is sy75OOo. of which bupSSo, 600 reIs
unsold and are offered at 20 per cent and aceruea
terest. The principal and interest are paysD,' IN
cold coin. Coupons are due May and Novemoe,S
New-York The bonds will be registered IL ues. '.ry
The character of the managers Of this road ~ "A
whom are Chauncey Rose. esq. of Terre hsn'e "a
other successful and experienced railroad wSA'
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

Peluction in Interest charge ............ t2,s3557
The proposed further reduction of the an tlual in
terest charge upon the Public Debt by refIjndiDgis
as follows
D ner cents FOR new fye Der cents Of 1851 $4,000
BY exchange OF $500 100000 United states SIX
per cents for four and half per cents OF 1855 $4,000
BY exchange OF s7O0OCO,0OO United states six
per cents for four per cents OF 1901 $4,000"
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

State bonds were steady on Tennessees, strong on
Missouris heavy and lower new South Caronas, and
d,u on North Carolinas The following are the bids
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In charge of Advertising L. 5. Loans
Treasury office, Neu- York, June 8, ISL
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THE following were the bids for city bank shares :;

There is only a small trade noted In railway mort
but the dealings are well distributed and prices
well sustained. The following the bids
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

TABLE Of the Acreage AMOUNT Of Loans Specie CTca-
I'm Denosifs and Ie0aI Tenders in The Banks Of me
City Of NeW York for 1e reek ending saturday, June
tC-t
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Total saving per annum by refunding. 'tOU
c. c. NORyEII-
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SECOND BOARD, j T. NJ.
| Sails Of Stan B0uds-RarOdd BOnds-Bdnk and Rdflr

S0ks or bOtTHHfW BVHdt-
200 o. $50 Con 62.ll q lOOOO I. S. 1910 Reg.''i
10000 U. s. $40 Cou 65, ......ll24l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-17

MURDER IN BELLAIRE.-On Saturday
night two men, named All Baltzell and
Douglass, got into fight in a Bellaire
saloon. They were put out Of the place,
but continued the fighting after they
got out on the street Douglass felled
Baltzell with a blow on the head, when
man, named Davis interfered, when
Douglass drew revolver and fired, the
ball taking effect in Davis body. The
wounded man fingered until yesterday
morning, in great agony, when he died
Douglass is in Jail.
The greatest excitement prevails in
Bellaire in regard to this murder. The
friends Of the murdered man declare the
shooting was done without the least
provocation, and it was with the great.
est difficulty the police could prevent
them from lynching Douglass
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-17

IMpoRTANT.-It is worthy Of notice
that all the first class opera troupes are
now using the celebrated Steinway
piano, as are also every leading orches-
ira and concert troupe in the country.
We mention below list OF some Of the
principal troupes that are using them
exclusively this season. Mr. Theodore
Thomas Grand Orchestra, the Nilsson
Opera Troupe, Mr.. George Dolby's
Ballad Concert Troupe, and Others Of
no less renown. V. Harding, No. 100
Market street, is sole agent for West
Virginia for the above piano. He is
also agent for Knabe's and the Emer-
son pianos; also the Mason & Hamlin,
Smiths American and Taylor Il Far
ley's Organs. All instruments OF the
above makes are fully warranted
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-17

The Color ED.-The performance
of the Color Guard at Washington
Hall last night for the benefit OF the
Chicago sufferers, drew out an immense
audience. The performance was ex'
cellent and the tableaux splendid
While we do not think the situations
are as startling and striking as in the
Drummer Boy, the dialogue is richer
and the scene more varied. Peter Hag-
lev is an immense part. 1t kept the
audience in roar from the beginning to
the end. We cannot partlcularlze the
characters at this late hour. Suffice it
that all were good. That the house
will be filled every night this week is
assured BY the success Of last night
Seats may be secured to-day at Shields
music store.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-17

CIRCUIT CoURr.-The Circuit Court
of Ohio county met yesterday. The
Grand Jury returned true bills IN the
following cases: Patrick H. Quinlan
indicted for robbery; John G. Lynn,
assault and battery; Benton Wise
assault and battery; VIM. Carney, as
sault and battery Henry Jackson,
petit larceny; Michael Blum, two cases
selling liquor on Sunday; John Tier
ney, alias Jack Tierney, malicious stab
bins with intent to kill; Isaac Londa
petit larceny; Henry Bushman and
Edgar NJ. Marsh, petit larceny and re
ceiving stolen goods.
In the following cases the Grand
Jury found mot true bill': John G.
Lynn, Thomas Mcclure and George W.
Kyle. The Grand Jury having finished
its labors was discharged.
The trial of Colin Toland, charged
with intent to kill, will be commenced
to-day.
The trial OF John Mulcurren, charged
with the murder OF Con Sullivan, was
set for Monday next.
The indictments found by the Grand
Jury yesterday will be tried during the
week commencing November It'll.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-17

POLICE CouRr.-There was huge
gathering before the Police Court yes
terday, and the docket was full Of
thames that were not born to die"
Chris. Lucas was on the war.path
Saturday night. Likewise he was on
his beer. He made things lively on
Market alley. He chased and yelled at
any one he saw. One dollar and costs
was what he paid for it.
Wash Venum was discovered in the
Second Ward Market House, Sunday
night, pretty drunk. Wash didn't pre-
tend to deny the soft impeachment. He
only asked the Judge to let him off
easy. One dollar and costs. No
ducats. Ten days geology.
Mamie Adler was arrested for abusing
Mrs. Haller, in East Wheeling. The
evidence establishing the fact that
Mamie had talked too much, she was
fined s. and costs.
James St. Clair, having been charged
with being disorderly, was discharged
on payment of costs.
The hearing OF the charges OF disor-
derby conduct preferred against Deb
Tharpe and John Frazier was contin-
ued until this morning at 9 O'Clock.
James Gray was blue on Saturday
night, and made himself red, in calling
August Rust, and others, by improper
names, as they passed by Eckerts sa-
loon, where he was. Five dollars and
costs or fifteen days.
William Johns committed nuisance
in the market house on Sunday, for
which he was charged s. and costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-17

REUNION HEADQUARTERs.-The COM
mittee of Arrangements of the Soldiers
Re-Union, to be held in this city on
Thursday and Friday next, have
secured parlor in the Mcclure House
as the headquarters OF the officers Of
the Society of the Army of West
Virginia and the different committees.
There will be a meeting of all the
regular committees, soliciting commit
tees and officers of the society at the
headquarters, at three o'clock this
afternoon.