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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-16

THE NEW MARQUES OF RIPON.
From the NJ Y. World.
The esble announces that, in recognition
of his services at the head of the British COM
mission, Earl de Grey aud Ripon Is to be
raised one step in the peerags and to be made
Msrquess of Ripon. The election Of this
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-16
THE PHILA ELPHIA TRU
Il SAFE DEPOSIT =
AND
INSURANCE COMPANY,
0FF1CE AND BURGLAR-PRoOF VAULTS IN
THE PHILADELPHIA BANK BUILDING.

No z21 CHESNUT STREET. -
m r.tt CAPITAL, 100000. asaI
FOR SAFR-KEBPING Of Government BONDS ana
other SECURlTIEs, FAMILY PLATE, JEwELRY, and
other VALuABLEs, under special guarantee, at the
lowest rates. ci ~
The Company also ofer for Rent, at rates varying
from s5 TO S75per annum, the renter holding the
key, SMALL SAFES IN THE 8URGLAR-PROOF
VAULTS, aGording absolute SECURITY against FIRE
THEFT, BURGLARY, and ACCIDENT.
All Dduciary obligations, such as TRUSTS. GUAR
DIAFsHTrs, ExECUToRsHI. ETC., viii be undertaken
and faithfully discharged. ] @
al trust tnUestsaeses kept sapdrdte and apart
from ths Comp pdyg's assets. u' lHGi
Circulars, giving full details, forwarded on appi-
DIRECTORS.
Thomas Robins, Augustus Heaton
Lewis r. AshbuTst, +. Ratcniord Starr,
j. Livingston Errnger, Daniel Haddnck Jr,
r. r. McCuilagh, ff'e Edward Y. To owukeno
EGwln M. Lewis, John ID. Taylor.
James L. Claghorn, Hon. William A. Porter.
benjamin Il. UomegJs, Edward S. Handy,
Joseph Carson, M, ID.
~ OFFICERS.
President-LEWIS r. ASHHURST.
Weep President--J. LIVINGSTON ERKINGEh.
Secret ary--R. p. BICCULLAGH .HIN
Treasurer VIM. L. DUBOIS. 2 SfUiws
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-16

BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AMI REPAIR, :
WAsnINaToN. ID C.. Lnne g. lS7l. !
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
wing were the quotations :
ne days transactions at the United States Treasury
roregn ekehange has been qnIet and lrm at suolned

The money market has been unsettled to-day, under
vague rumors Of proposed combination to make an ar
tiicia stringency, which rumors need good deal OF
confirmation at present. The general rates on call
to-day were and per cent stock collateral and per
cent on Government bonds During some portions Of
the day rates bid up to per cont gold while some
small commissions paid by weak houses TO have
stocks carried until Monday. There ia fair
business reported In discounts at gong rates, The
Bank statement was most uniayorable exhibit and
upon analysis shows that the banks now hold
only Gl75 in surplus over legal requirements, which
j. decrease Of 32OO22O since last week Nowithstand
ing THIS precarous condition the loans contracted
IeAa llan million. the deposits being down s6IiO0a
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
UNION PACIFIC LAND-GRANT BONDS.
OFFICE OF MORTON, Bliss & CO, BANKERS,


NEw-IoRK, March 20, 1871.
The undersigned offer for sale the balance of the
Land-Grant Bonds of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company. The Road has been in operation about
twenty months. Ii is complete in all respects, and
its earnings have averaged $S,OOO,0O0 per annum.
These Bonds bear per cent interest, coupons paya
Bile April and October They are receivable, at par,
in payment for the Company's lands. The total
amount of lands to which the Company is entitled
under grant from Government is 12,0S00OO acres
The total amount of Land-Grant Bonds issued is
S0f000OO The land sales have already been 292. .so3
acres at average price of 81 46 per acre The re-
naming H. 1S7 III acres, at average valuation OF
but 81 per acre, are worth $9S5;4,23i With the
proceeds of lands sold the Company have retired
$4,000 bonds and will continue to retire bonds as
rapidly as lands are marketed Col Thomas A. Scott,
Vice President of the Pennsylvania Company ana
President of this Company, estimates the net earn
ngs for the ensuing year at Si5OOOOO exclusive Oh
the Land Department. to be applied TO interest ana
dividends lie says that this result cannot but be
deemed by all practically versed in the history OF
now railway lines, as indicating successful iuture
MORTON, BLISS Il Co,
80 Broad-St.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
HARVEY FISK.
4. s. HATCH.
I. =.
EIeK g UATCH.

FISK & HATCH,
Barkers and Dec'9g in GOrcrTmot SecHi les,
No. 5 Nassau-st, NewYCrk, April 4, 1871. }
Holders Of c-Treay Bonds must shortly decide be-
reen an erea egcbcnge yr Government bonds bearing s.
A. or per cent interest," and some other form Of hrest-
meat in which the present premium on their Five
Twenies may be saved and their rate of interest re-
main unimpared.
safe and reliable six per cent securities in which
investors feel confidence must be largely sought
after and materially advance in market value as it
becomes apparent that the Fiye-Iwcntics cannot be
relied upon to run much longer at per cent, and
that hereafter Government bonds cannot be expected
to yield more than about four per cent per annum on
their cost.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC GOLD BONDS are among the
most desirable 6 per cent securities in the market
They are amply secured are well known and of
established credit in all the principal money markets
of the world and are regularly quoted and dealt III
at the Stock Exchanges Of New-YOrk, Amsterdam,
Frankfort Berlin, and London, and are as readily
salabc in large or small amounts, at any time, at
quoted market rates. as are Government bonds.
The earnings of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany in 1870 nearly $S0O0C0O and the increase
for January and February of this year indicates that
the earnings for 1871 will not be less than from
$1O,OOO,OOO TO S12OOO,OOO, with net profit of not
less than 5CoOCg0 while the interest liabilities of
the Company are less than 100000 per annum.
We deal in these bonds, and buy and sell them at
current market rates, and believe them to be as alb
solutely safe as any investment can be.
They can now be had in exchange for Five-Twen-
ties at profit of about 10 per cent This profit
may be realized and per cent gold interest contn
ued with entire safety. Fisk & HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
A San Francisco dispatch of Yesterday 0th) says:

Mining stocks irregular; Crown Point, $3.50 Be-
cher $50; Treasure, A.; Imperial, S35; Yellow Jacket
sC6 so Savage, s57; Cholar Potosi S2 Noreross, sG
Gould and Curry, s6l; Ophr, $40 IS. The Constock
ledge mines during the past year have called in as
sessments S11,32sOoo, and paid dividends during the
same period amounting to S22,41,C01 Six California
gold quartz companies during the past year called in on
assessments sl7OOO and paid dividends amounting TO
S24bO.N0O
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
SATURDAY. Anril s-P. ".

SAIURDAf, Anrll b--P W.
The Stock market has been moderately active
today with greater volume Of business than Is usual
on the day preceding a holiday Many operators who
left the city TO spend Good Friday have not yet returned
The Board adjourned after the first session out ofrepac
TO tho memory OF J. Howard Wainwright, late niluen-
tial and prominent member Of that institution. NJ the
opening, prices steady but quickly developed a
heavy tone the probabilities Of bad bank statement
and possible lookup movement; but as money was
accessible at not unreasonable interest the market
reacted and became scady, If not firm, at midday This
tone was maintained until after the publication OF
the exhibit, when the market again weakened and
become heavy. There has been no important gossip
current on the Exchange beyond that already men
toned although many operators are strong in the CON
victiOn that tho downward movement in quotations
meets with the encouragement of the leading bull cqucs,
as tending TO increase the short interest which forms an
important element the establishment Of high quota
tons Having in remembrance the recent scoop" 1t
beboove the short sellers the present market to recO
lect that the stocks in the hands of few capitalists
who make any price for the same they may eject
and that it is not safe to predicate transactOhS
for a decline merely on active money as eA-
perence teaches the reversal of the rule. The
larger dealings were in New-YOrk Central ana
Hudson Reading, Lake Shore, wabash, Northwest,
Rock Isand OGlo and Union Pacific OF the less promi-
nont stocks we note sales of Fort Wayne %; Chicago
and Aton ll9i the Preferred, 12o Ohio Preferred, is;
Morris and Essex a92 St. Louis and Iron Mountaa'
81; Hannibal and St. Joseph, So So Preferred, @ and
Cleveland Columbus ana Indiana Central, 22.. We note
a further decline in Dubuque and Sioux City to rs,
against liO few months ago. the stock having sold up
to this point confidential "poins" freely given out
Tie following notice has been issued by the Er1c Rail
way Company, bearing date OF april 8, 15Il
In consequence Of the investigation pending in the
United Courts and the required production Of the
various stock books before the Commissioner IL bee
sary to temporarily suspend the operations OF the
Transfer Department. The transfer books will therefore
be closed from this date. Due notice will be given OF the
opening. by order. MORTIMER SMITH,
Assistant Secretary
There was good business in miscellaneous shares,
particularly in the Coal stocks, which as rule were
firm, though American fell back = cent. Express
shares neglected. After the formal close OF the
Long Room better prices recorded and the general
market wound up with an improved feeling. The fol-
lowing table shows the highest and lowest prices Of
active stocks made to-day:
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
RAmwAy.-The completion of this Road has given to
its First Mortgage Seven per Cent Gold Bonds an
established character equal TO any mortgage issue
dealt in at the Stock Exchange. We are prepared to
buy and sell these bonds at any time at our Bank
ine-IIouse, at market price-thus placing them on
the same basis for temporary or permanent invest
mont. with Governments or any other security.
These bonds are hrst and only mortgage Of
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

Tho snecIc item was heavily reduced This Ia accounted
for as follows The banks paid into the Treasury s77l9
sa representing the duties imports during the week
the shipments of specie being sS4o6I 81 Oh .ne o,ner
hand the Treasury paid out in coin interest on public
debt ssoo9Cs while of the s2Ccooo gold sold THURSDAY
only about 100000 went into tne averages '',
reckonod from Friday night 10 fIiuay is"o 49,,
,j,, the decrease The heavy deficit In legal
tor, noods oxpanaion. The payment Of S3,295cOOior
fine bonds bought by the Treasury on.Wedne+day addea
TO the fact that money been coming in this direction
- ato ould naturally have operated in tho reverse d-
rection but it appears that for some tne pas. green.
hacks havo been sent into Philadeph' for 'e pay
OF heavy amounts of Reading laiifoau Sn'roo
or,s ha,,o boen ON a large scale, and prominent
ianlir, bouses have been liberal shippers. This, TO a
corton extent accounts for the heavy decrease An
analysis appears below. Tie following table shows .e
cond,ion Of the NewYork City banks at the undermen-
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
1870 70 p,rG

FRFIeIITSrhe market has very quiet Ia. Na Al' 'iA!
o., o. room o.t,i.s % nts 5Te To Iy ool V sasa'
Grain, at I'D st'an; Cotton Se 70 m III TLsre vIs
Chartered a vessel 1870 bbs. Nahtaa to Corr LO0h P'
HAYrhe demsul is moderate but p' yloe asSi 8. n
change We cuoe ~ 10 fcr Sll uid 81 -y9 = ~
lots; 7OdJc Tor Sst IA end Sc p ~ 9f tg's 90, sEc
6n al 5 81 ~ - Tor Long, and yCc = io S.oI" o ~ 80
MOL ASSEs-Fore remsins s,eaY Domese IL ~ ti 80 -
bbI "a c All y bbl Barbados at c - bids Fo''o "'0
VGRAIy-we have he'd comparatively quiet Wheat market ae ~ SP
ing Of the str' I" 80 - - a. ~ .t,te Ga
at Paris eSerte tn unlayes9e g4irce Ai Ms 10
snng 9eiss; White has raiel fnn, wish f us 80
supply inadequate TO tae walts OF n ~ .a R I
M i 1 @ n he I u rotbt he s. eks ol Grin an Fe..
that their usual supplies from Germany ant ff,sl -
,o no io hco8R ths seagout o. tha CONTRARY yo-a or
an admitted short crop through0l. hc world e ple pai
syinrs uuh ar,.tv Ia ,el: ON ht consrl y te.s
eoanr In Csnaia Il rather eag 70 sm ouoa n n ~ .
harvest so that hsy xin be competitors vita s .srlss
Northwest dagug tie Spring aui cuamer oi ,.tierabls
there, for u no oher par o TIE eoue ~, ~ blg tool ias
ground September anu O,tobsr that our gro! o. eSw no
about hardly ar1se ad ht W clop o tIt -, ed
Mh,ai famine prces won have Prevailed aae " we h.. SsnJ
views a. thtu Published are bong ,Slai, s tr nss ,
Mhag uop held The Atlantic states Than AZ sa & ssr ,iei
Hence confident shall have urpa iei
Ju. To-day hoie otWhea at ihe opeals ~s % % s rse sa
settled sni higher uuir The iyesoo! ne. t W o Spass n.
doaha he sales are eeo onh ~ ~ ~ e and aolli u Ss
~ 3a ~ ell tor No. chicago sp, IA ~ St. 81 Ct br No
~ CO., for No Chicago Spin u sto, az o' G.sy Z Qo al
Milwaukee aaoat ~ 90 for was hsssH % A., ~ lOa l 2
csasls We, be Sfsstsai1, ,,s rs go eas :, .. III n. .
IN J'i, 49, of 81 0 bush Oh Canadian At - ia s STA
Ohio 9lc and it iie aAo'i ..srt ts 5 ~
ito5 bash, on pe'. terms @ % y Whess Il e orss we III
. ID II..HI.r NJ, allt
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
No. II Wall-st., y. Y. City.

B,xKIvG-NoUsE OF HENRY CIEws & Co., No. %
WAIL-ST. y. J.
Our business is the same as an incorporated bank.
DaDosit accounts can be opened with us IN either
currency or coin. subject TO check without notice.
Five Pcr Cent Interest will be allowed on a d1liy
balances Checks upon us pass through tic Clodr-
img-House as il drawn uDon any city bank.
We issue Circular L-tters Of Credit for travellers,
available in all parts Of the world; also. Commercial
Credits We make telegIaphic transfers o. money t9
anv desired point and transact every description oi
foreign banking business.
We draw Bills OF Exchange in sums from e . p
ward on
The Imperial Pauk, and .lessn. Clews, lIabicht IS
Co. London
The Provincial Bank Of Ireland the National Bank
of Scotland and all their bI. chc5.
We issue Certificate OF Deposit payable on de-
mand OF at fixed date bearing interest, and available
"a All money cente.s.
Orders executed for Government and other invest
ment securities: also, Gold and EEchance.
AA"sT lies made on approved CoiHteIa.s and against
Merchandise couslqnt~ % our cTe.
We make collections Of Notes, D-au'' coupons ana
Dividends with promptuess ON all points and are
InIly prepared to oeT Banking facilities upon either
currency OF gold basis
For SALE. by LOCKWOOD " Co., % broadway,
NDLTGAGH BOSDs OF TIL CUTBLEIAED tOAL AND
II. - ot- a ln. 1 fIt n. 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
\ Gituaiions Uauteo--f -fenlalce.

A LARGE SUPPLY OF frst-Class German,
"A Treuch English Irish am American Help oT City Country,
can be bad at l38 >irta ave, over DRUGSTORE
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. liilds
" German Institute l27 ,;osL bse vason sy s'Eton fts
COPRANO or OBGANIST.-A Lady, expert
~ s!ons Ecsc, wishes A. F-GhGEAENl IN a
small Protestant church. AiTes D. c. rlluio O-ee.
NVELL-RECOMMENDED German SERE.-
w ANTS, for al g9s.le s. caYss eat uat ot,-y ci,y
Mira LOWE.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

relief required and demanded by their constituents,
men can and must be found whose support Of the inter
ests tcv are chosen to protect cannot be "b0ugh of"
Thc people of the whole country are tho sufferers
from this Infamous monopoly: they have tho remedy III
their own hands, and should apply 1t al once
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
Tho rotation existing betWeeh IIe IOT' T''Vr'V VI W
bop and the total liabilities is las herein below set Iortu

Government bonds have been dull and quiet, Dut
trige lower in price in consequence of decline in god
subscriptions to the loan now foot up '5oe51oCo
The public stocks of the United States are constantly de
creasng in amount The whole Of the proceeds OF the
new loan whether in o. y or per cents VIII 20 tothe re-
demption OF the per cents known as fIVeI"eh',cr;
in addition to which the FivcTwencs are now caneced
bv nurcase at the rate OF SO0OOOOO per month When
the present Administration came into Office the rive
Twentes altogether amounted to sGO25S735o They now
amount to 81 G O98sJO reduction of Sl8Gi9S5Oo INC
new buyers Of United States stocks therefore ought 10
bsar in mind that the supply from which they arc to make
their selection IL lessening every month.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

The gold market has been dull on limited amount Of
business either in the way of speculation for pay
ment OF duties In tone the premium steady, prin
opally at 1Oi, though few unimportant transactions
were recorded at lOB and llO1 For carrying the
were II, l., 4, and per cent per The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank follows:
Gold cleared. s97,OiOOO gold balances, s3s2lO5; cur
rency balances 81 ,532si5.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

S2OOOO per mile based on a railroad that bas oo.
$4,000, and which commands, without cornpettior
all the traffic OF Northern Iowa and Southern Mimi
sota-shortenng the distance from ST. Paul 70 Chs.
cago Is miles, and to ST. Louis more than % miles
The net earnings are already largely in exces. .,
interest the bonds, and no doubt exists that tha,
will more than double within the ensuing wear
contract has been secured with the Cbic.ro
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Companv obT
eating the latter to invest 30 per cent Of gross eo
ings derived from traffic with the Burlington. Ce1ar
Rapids and Minnesota Road in the bonds Of th,.
Company. This arrangement makes practical ron
solidation Of the two roads and estsbli,hes Ia,oo
sinking fund for the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota Bonds.
The conyeItibility privilege in these bonds On.
abes them to be exchanged for stock, at par al snv
time THIS secures 10 the holder. at his option.
share IN any excess Of earnings over tho interest
obligation.
An exchange Of Government securities for thcss
bonds returns o. per cent interest, instead Of per
cent which is all that Governments pay at present
price besides leaving an immediate gain Of about %
per cent in price for reinyestment.
The subscription price of the bonds is %. and
accrued interest in currency.
All marketable securities taken in exchange, FREQ
of commission and express charges.
HENEY CLEws & CO., 3? Wall-st
TANyER 81 Co, BANKERS, No. II WAu-sr, NEw.
York,
Financial AGENTS for the sale of the Frst Mortgage
Bonds Of the st. JOS ph and Denver City Railroad
| Company.
The total issue Of these Bonds is Sl500Cc) on ll2
miles of road completed and now il operation, which
is at the rate of 5l3,jOO per mile.
The gross earnings of this road are now exceeding
in amount its operating expenses and the interest on
| its bonded debt.
These Bonds are therefore iirst-class invesmcnt,
and must soon advance in price, as but a limited
| amount now remain unsOld.
We recommend the securities with perfect satis-
| faction.
Price 97l and accrued interest.
Circulars, map, pamphlets, &C., furnished.
Tanner & Co,
No. II Wall-st., y. Y City.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

COPFEE- ha- p1 .ci-itr today f hs
iness DONE sales t3 uas Rio ayi al HesOha aa'
flour AND MEAIlLe pest VERY unsatisfactory vses
dealers Grade Of FoUr 0re Engsh oud CeBt
tltous, nrng EXtIas te nssd,
the business for export 30 LlioP s been in ;ei b fr ile niI
hc Indies We f. jck sound F0gs extremely
light; fully ouehl Of hat sng daily B irs unsouud henes
tni M mann nr .i b , M t cfs eap, esdes Of sLh or
supply ready sale teter prci JnsouHi aa
du and oae 80 aud soI-rl-e lave soi A ana IeY gooi
Lakes has rel tcld ls oc trade dealers ilg hsai
supplies earl ig Ding n @ we tl they are .iaEra a tle
present surplus Ley id ready sc W Che No. ana tasi
than tbs marAe,i o. exports Of te Hces are %s i e.'t
the receipts ofho der eehr2 prev & s ov se
the later news the si.ea aie Jgo Dds Ne il .s so
sorr bb 20 AZ Ol!o. I'M lh Nn &C DL7o
No .......... 5yg lS O..o I3a.i-ao3p ~ s,a ss
state Extra brandt. 60 % Ohio hM TFls BROS va
Westn sEsrag Ezt. '54 10 ohio Ind and Nien pa
Good 10 choice spung Double ENra 90 do.. t1d -
lows lg. 20 ~ lol- Lo- 4"
E,Tro Amber Inl.sua ST. t0u.. Iure .x. gI0 ~ ?.
oho snI Mch.. 7J7 7 50 Geresee E,.a bGHis ga ~
Southern Flour N gh dems1l Ii M ag Ii 9e nai,e' '"'
Bait. Alex. GeJTgCt0Wn, ulzei % y9'i Slp'T 81 "a
Bslt AieY an Ceor,etJvr Ertrs ana Family. SE 20
Feisncks ana Petersburg O0untfy..''.''''" -
Richmond County BNifa''''' .''''''','''''. 80 -
pca'are' $3.50, ri'.' .;.''''' ~ t3
Rye Flour del aut ovr; the sales are go bs we ss n
Western 3oQ - q stt, an a.,
Con- Me.l Is steady and IA farden'rt ia pe i'' 'l p'
Corn 1 Neal Jersei... 75a 50 5 Corn Meal BTe- ga st
Corn Meal F Mss,eW. SS .SSS g C. Meal D'''' p"
oJ5 RI WEE NesITe auo, as io,o: Fine White 81 oe$ 1
Fine Yellow, A Cd; Cure ~ 81 COB Neal - "~F' ~
dFO0D' rec" E1roaTs .isC g sEpr $50 10 2,r&
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
Giiuations i1)antc0- ttia.ee.

A TEACHER, about to revisit Europe at the
"a end of NAV ad ekng most the modern oe-s his
services COMFANIOE. at terms Good enees gwen
and required. Address JULES hDEsAW, TerrTtown, n 4
A COLORED Man wants \ SITUATION as
"a COACHMAN. Cool reference be given CAL address
LEWIS W. GREEN. 15i B1s Sky iirlst
GITUATIONS WANTED, for German, Scotch,
y Irish Enelsh and American Coacmc G.ooms GoTlUo Farm
Hands and useful men both married anl single Apply CARPES
TERS Emplo menl House 58 W. ut sxtlae Also Female
Help.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
TIE MARKETS.


SATURDAY, April G. li7L
ASUEs-So receipts day Pots mos I bgi pnos
eldy o IA DD at sc Ia - . Pearls axe la ni non
iull
CoTTON-Tle msrte is l and lnctsa7c s3les 9c @ o1o
balls last EVENING" lcinz 1913 o eto tii sies PuoB,
. fpr AT pu.t the b.. for IU' 'af
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
Coleman Benodict's closing quotations were:

The euljoned table shows the highest and lowest
prices Of active stocks United States securities and gold
made during the week, as well as the closing quotations
of each week at the aforementioned dates:
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

The receipts OF cotton at all the ports for the week
ending Friday night 675iS bales, against IA bales
the previous week The total receipts since September
l. 1870 are 3s30G bales, against 2439S6 bales for the
corresponding period of the previous year. showing
increase OF 99O5 bales in the present crop The exports
from all The ports for the week 9e bales against
609d bales the same week last The exports
for the expired portion OF tho cotton year are 23O35O
bales, against 6Oi69l bales for the same time last year
The stock at all the ports is $685. bales against 3955
for the same time In leG9-7O.
The following shows the exports exclusive Of spece)
from the port Of NewYork to oren ports for the week
A au1e no h,o
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

For SALE by LOCKWOOD & Co., % Broadway,
NDETGAGH BOEDs OF TIL CUTBLRrAND t0AL AND
Los COMPANY at iO.-Ncw- IOTh, April g. 1871,
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

Ciy bank shares sold follows PheniS, liO; Com
mer6a 49,, Park 1e Central National 08i; Ocean, 92
Commonwealth, 90; Hanover l03, and American Ex-
obo.,,o tt,1 Tho follovyiup were the bils:
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

following Were the bids:

State bonds were gcncray 'eady, WIN PlIhcIlI DIIa-
mess in Missouris North and South Caronas, and Ten
nessees, the last named being a rihe lower. The
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

The following Is comparative statement OF the ex-
ports OF specie from the port OF NewYor TO foreign
ports for 20 years for the week ending April g. and for
the corresponding period In the undernoted years;