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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02

s,5., " N,p DrNNIE CITY ENEErNr C"N"\\l :
H.! MnEIGlDE SINKING FV\p lt>p GEN\I
E'Np>,
81 49,. Ei,ur Pa C4NT ) p. e. !N,H:I~: PAY
AIK IN GoIp.
FKEL or TAN.
A\p!> PRESENTATIONS al si.F". 500. i\N S''"'
cin ~. urtain,d from the undrIHirn"d or thT""Eii
~. principal Inks and bankers 'li"U&A"At 'ne
ni:cd States.
1L attractive features cf these Securities are re-
rn,;,;l in the fact that. although they have been
ny, short time on the market. they are nearly all
absorb l. and bat snail amount are n"w for sale.
Tlry combine a perfect security with liberal
r,teoi interest. Tins interest account Is made nEt
for aud ,a>iI, borne by. the Company through The
operation of the Sinking Fund created from sales of
the Company'> land, which i'll n.any cases draw III
,crrst Al the rate of ten UW per cent per aihrln.
The security L hind them is ample iii every partlcu
la. as they constitute first and only mortgage on
trunk line If railroad which will soon conhcc' the
city OF ST. Joseph, Mo. ian important railway CEN
ter. with the Union Pacific Railroad al rort
Koarncy materially shortening the distance between
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. In ADDITION u ms
the bonds have further security IN the TACT 'ha'
there is included in the Mortgage the Comlah! 5
MAGNIFICENT Lands, amounting to l.5Vn"O acres
Known 10 be among the best in the United States
The Mortgage lnQentu1e pTonI"NS INV o"' WI '"' -
Lands at less than -Four ~ Dollars per acre. ana pay
allie 70 the Trustees under the Mortgage, for the
clear and express purpose of retiring these bonds
The amount thus realized exceeds the entire
amount of Bonds which can he issued ana
leaves the road, property and franchises free.
The Bonds have thirty years to rum with interest
at Eight Per Cent free of tax payable February and
August in each year.
Both principal and interest are payable in gold
Tn. principal in New-York. The interest III either
New-York London or Frankfort ont Main. AT the
option of the holder without notice and III the gold
currency of the country in which they presented
They are coupons or registered
1ru,tecs-Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
lc present price of these bonds il o. and accrued
interest in carrency from August -, 1871. But they
are receivable at par and accrued interest Ill pay
men: for lands sold by the Company. The right Is
reserved to ad, ancc the present selling price with
Ou' notice.
Mans. circulars Documents. and rlll information
furnished on application.
Though acting agents for he sale Of this todn our
firm buy and sell ia their regular business the bonds Of the
g. Joseyh and Denrer City Railroad Company, those 81
H. Eos,rn Uris,on eight per cent 49, recently placed by
" u. ~. being noc quoted at from Ol to lO. ana &C
Iu4I interest.
Tanner d Co. Bankers. No. II Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02
JAY CoOKE & 60.

The Wrsr Wisconsin RNIw,Y. which forms the
chief ink in Tie new aud sliori thrpn-h route
from Chicago to IT. PAM and tho great North
West. is now completed to Hudson One hundred
and twenty miles nave been in oprration for II
year, and lad Il large and profitable l0c; bust
ness and sill larger amount las awaited com.
pction through 81. CIoix County To- the shore of
The Lake. The lumber traffic this Winter Will he
very heavy. Immense quantities are already piled
III At the mills on tll line oi the road awaiting he
completion of the connection with ST. Paul, when it
urso.a aid Iowa. I3c,idns til, local buSncss the
Wet Wisconsin will get large share Of the traffic
h,twccu It Paul and the Northwest and the J. k"s.
II j. 100 miles shorter han the present HE. and has
direct connections with Chicago The road has u
valuable Land Grant Of 1,"".00 acres in the best
+ nlcdped in support of the First Mortgage Z per
cent. Gold bonds Which may he bought ut 30 and ac-
crGcd Interest in currency of WHITE. MORRIS Co..
No. Is W .ill-st.. and tiwN NNE, JOHNSON ~ DAY, No.
IL Wall-st. Agents to the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02
EASTERN SECURITIES.

perfectly safe and profitable investment is found
IN 1mr fIr,T MORTGAGE JOINT SINKING FUND SIX
rIH CiNr GoID BO>Ds of the VERMONT DIVISION
n' ,hr PORTLAND AND OGDENsBCKG RAILROAD
L''K LIXE.
Ho'ir. NJ 5-oos and other hghrriced EondS. 'o"kinG
I'm 4, ,4tey crHe pr,ncpal rather than h'gh rates 81
m,r'o arc making raid CONVERSIONS into these popular
'~drey.
Price at present, 90 aud Accrued Interest IN Cur
rency.
Pamphlets, containing Maps and full information
cln D" had on application to
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
!. Il ]. FAIRBANKS & Co.. st. Johnsbury, w.,
IuEhA>KS & Co.. 252 Broadway. New York,
iAu;BANAN, BROWN d Co., 1Is Milk ST., Boston.
FAIGBbNKa & Ewing, 7l5 Chestnut ST., Phila.,
GEORGE OrDYkE & Co, Bankers
- Nassaiu-st., y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02
B,xKIxG-Ior>r OF HrNry Clfw' s Co..

Letters OF Credit for trayelcf. also Coinmeiciai
Credits issued available throl!- lioui the world.
Ellis of Exchange on the Imperial Bank OF Lon
don. National Bank Of Scotland. Provincial Bank o1
Ireland and all their branches. $780,, G.,
Drafts and Telcgraphic Transfers on Europe I'm
Francisco, the West Indies. and all parts VI Tie
United states. :, c..o,,, -,
Con- subject to check at sight. which pass thr"nsl
Tho Clearing House as if drawn upon any City bank
i per cent interest allowed all daily balances
Certificates of Deposit issued; Notes. Drafts ana
Commons colrcted: advances made on approved col
latcrals and against merchandise consigned to our
care. 80.
Orders executed for Investment Securities and
p.,il,u,d I,,I, C;EW-. III WEIGHT y Co.,
II Old Broad->t. LOni0n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02
TIE STATE OF Trad"


I0~p.S Nee. Ill: - Ia t'ul-rs 0Driri Fl
I"iI -...,5 rs. r"rHy .rsi u.n,, p
I"1-l OTIS. J'..
PNi- be. - r..-I.c,' ., nr~'.l 1 ~ ;r
'it."n 81 81 V ~ - y"
lard. 49,, 5. hl ,ie. IN" wr'A lt''" I.
4mD .7l"js" .ir"-"t'. E"rri 'Vi he ~'k T." 10 '
5EFi Au"r AtTt ryinrL . ~ i' t'ryt Of wat Tor ~
pas; tn.,c aa,s H. 90 ilir e.,-i!. - in~i'~n.
r,G DE. TIM ,lrr tie la. Frn'r h, "'t"l' Il
lO0 100 f,nc> dining ho w,rk.
hos Pee. lin uC'asoi. ~ mon"~. G'. for III" ac
ii n IL .t-.!,ii''i
Doc I'm ms'ocs Of cotton Al sr' bon TO t
L.lc-. q. tn. t,n VITA
r. CT L. Il
Western sprr and H.. Ill Or Red Winter forA, ~ oil pc Dbl
1ir Western l. ia Ne, TilD, -. rrgt.
Lo>D,N. Dec. i-P'tI'lrrm. Ia. irr ion tor s1r's
IovBO. Dc I-Ji .l n>r! 1T y =! AMI -
Tor the accolnt. r,"'n"ni r,i'i ~. Five "cA,y b," o."
W lbiss.:2. 1878. g.; Tra t"r:i-. "a.
PARIS, be Up. Rent n-i At N !finc't5 c"ntp
LIVERPOOL. Dec ii;Jl p t"iinu co-i ;oin~>: NiFT
uppsni, " N.ing 1ib scs II tie s, - ~ b. -"
sprIla:i"u he NILrh 80
fyors duIes thu totn marsr',. III
Cotton orEhs -" at De have h". "a
bsls Beef - = a Tor Nv PINE Bacon. s. & cst. Tor un
iaTiIni tut.
AS.VHir. De-. lp"',,l-rrn iff 'or g." PIT Am
Lp.roy. j, g., ,r t',.clitL Lns ID. .! JT"' L.
Osi, AI'a -, ~ ic,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02

ppTRnLtI here Ia, r'e nqur! for Guide 10 lav
t trAr "a, har l! Toy spot, the 're"k there
r no a,r.> ud dull "a - for spot Ipr"r
md ~ 0 =. Refined has been hrmlv held with but
$40 bt. spot at !Ifr and uinord w"
rcr. Chrrres we're lu"''- &c
.. wr IN moi-rie 92c In Philadelphia We beard
II halt DEE en'tr IA o9lic
the AM lrrs very
fr sales 3.at and 10 bags h'ngoon a.
10,.c. H.. H. ,..r,,
>IipS demand mcdr" ii" ofns' 'r 'ni me ceiling
tame ,hgh only nal ~ ai" ~ "s'r of f W
, Of ~ ihd, Cuha. iDi 3 boxes 'si; hrnh'd
u At !;c llar. and II a. !c Tor VIII" STOCK 81 S9Ss;
n ,pi In. aba ihi. p. H.. 2tJ hbls Martinique ~" BIRDS
r,h ai; total hbds.; iU5 boxes, Ho,W bags 'oo'
Mrit'o.
important chang" he SIMPLY OF heavy shin
j. MrIcans SLOWLY ~ sIsh p'e'' 'o'
th-r" has been if o'm ana anu
r-s s uccIts ~ bales Calcutta yer h" shd hu
Tan co. Corpus Christi per tb,"n ana hletinc Daes
rr. and George shineon bas AspmHa %
bales Bog"ta Iohars kO fiaeh
Lae, aicr,ia bales Pa Fog Deer thrie ha pfrn an ac'r
rec pts have been af hei, W.
C;a Wuoal,.,. T,mpco ml' IEs per "s"ise N
EIaari BLin't bl h'r- A'ihwah yer
.,, >ts- .a. rr,oncI go lbs Para I0o ha'A'no"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02
MIDLAND RAILROAD

lSr MORTGAGE PER CESI. GOLD BOsDs.
Lmttd 10 $N,OOO per mile on finished road.
The rapid progress toward completion Of this great
Trunk Line from Newly FORK to the West and In
Canada enables to offer to investors at DAT and
interest further limited issuc Of these fayorte
securities.
Upward of $40 miles Of this road. including the
New jersey section, are already finished. equipped
and in operation; and contracts with Responsible
parties have been made for it, entire completion by
TIE first day Of July next. Wien tins sholl have
bowl accomplished its carLings cannot tul to Le
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02
DO"r>Tic N'n'' IT. r.. >


Re- que, ., "n rr, ,'', Hh, n1 t, =, ~,
nryl,lo -hrr rorr 80, ~; ~h', @o'H9 , b.
h" "n ''' c ' %i,; br. rrtIn " aa qe,-,
, S' G E M Sa =. 'T E ' " p go"
n So. '' > a StcG rS. y , s an" +r
l Lani ''i at lO' Tor r''"' "''N'-'' -'
o.s.eo Dec rl0rr n goo" t'm'nt .a ,Srt ",'F go
% h a :, q" No. iSnS ;l A" SI. "a u AMI "a
chmc"i sale, ca 50 h'rMa' 81 b At ~ -. ~. 'M ~
Mn'' Nr's'I T., :, =" ,c 81, csm Wa, II a. s
5o ir & 70. ' T"iol'G ID ~, SHORT -.
~ n sii ."l 3 wv s.i Mat' B r s 80 81" @
&c., Ant :, M ss r" b; Iss n sa. Tne
g;@G Cn: iary b.o bush R,'. 2p~p ie", Ir%h"r
rI- null sat mel com nn'h'ns 'ar c'is Mt,
Nit a , ;, .rs '' cr s 'i Sr:s at
IL I''. benz t. car 'r " zoe ." ~! , "%S =" nr
? y.,n lo at '4, 80 % % s : 'a: from &C.;
:%a in .'' il IRON +, , "rr y
ri ., 81 - o. 1i a w ; o. 's% 81 goa 70
1nr a' I Ilor. fc 'a The lS 5dsir ''','''
g F.s ;. 81" e. ~s INV a'E s'.,or
- do g. %h.. .. " .spe and not ., ars Sat-
aad Western Rel SO o. Amnr s Is; wi'r ~ a." "s
! W, * Wrrn ;assc Oa. ,,~sh insi, Mmtc
- M,rd - 's ' ss U"" in sT I, 1a 81 ' .an,r
af Mol,,.r ' ''i;"a; 's sIas su r . ", s,
trr i ir r.'rr wa..v irl It 49, 60, ss ,
wn :, ,, AMI r f n Rel a%~r 80 Corn i" lar
. D by, t oalr s - ' r'a1 I@ ="
i.n l.fl ";% ara 1s : s'~% s| c.r
:s 81 ar is sss r, p'$ r ~! i, ap1a
& I :ar, ~: ,s = +. %s s. g. receipts Of
IoG.rilLr ec i oba 20 ,;rns .ae. hhs Lug, - "a
Icri aa':' f,n fs:n rs s. aa1r'.ol .sa;
o UNI o "Gs +is% 20 BaiI tcns shoar sc clear
&c tisr slc. &c rn'I~l Bacon and s"uier. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02

halt Al-I and Georrrowu Mired Good Sup % ooS &C AZ
Halt Alex. and Georsetowu kxtrA and FsmiI. II IS
Ihrhnopd Country, Bita 100
y
i;eo,is and Tennessee EItn and Family. n0 ea3
Ryo Flour demand and Is hruer sae Of 10 bbls We
qn";r:
Ryr Fonr 81 En- - G State snd a. I'M ss
Com bn, ',oush quet sales Of $50 bill. W. nno.:
Com Meal - - rs Corn Meal Brre q. % 81
Com Meal 20 90 Corn Meal. b. pu 10 - q ~
Corr Mea W..tW. IS IS
iur 6rmer and more sy sales State At g. $50
4 10 1rd Tcnns- ivsnia st - 3lo ~ 81 y ON
rNWith al, ancr In Grain
are mu market dull The decline In m. Inc m chart
don, at 81 ads
wee To- Liverpool ly 1850 bush Crsin at So bc Of
..lbalt To- iCIrs Bacon
al da1d 10 H. Ion 200 hhls fwN 3D. sal To Gla..
al t!. siem. The Br
t,tk with Refined Petroleum Paielph, To- Bremen
pn, with .~1 Refined hepcr TO Gibraltar for
at &c.. with privilege
r brig 20 hhs 'tned Petroleum Mn, At ,pd an
s With V' bh Petroleum Have Dunkk
t'uI.
fIS-i Col in fair request and steady sale. Of ron o; At
~ fr aud - 20
sni ,t~ -a"s OF U' bob. for Shore
no t. tI1I ~. ,; - ~ z. u 20 for Raw No
No :? ~! - - tor No Herring ae ,ur AMI
Scaled sui for y,
,drli m s'~Idv We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


Dee Ia pkgs hrs - bales irph Corn B"svat 'f'
b. - '"iop - Dbl ,onIt. bi2 pigs Dr,l Fu lh 5'i :
lj,ii biz. ll.r IA; G hsh. Nh-i'. 25Tt' bush cora IL "
bph. o ?iap bush. bye ~ BASH MIR 3f7i "u'b 'i'" 80"
hTJ B'fi~r. ~ bb D. rn ~ I;"rn, - b. D. o.
PEGS. 50 bush. ras ~ bag, Ms - bas iIop j. az =!
Lr''h % bal Mos, II bb spns Tnrirntr~. 40 bis n
J.: O'cak" PORK. Bef
-. r.. Gres LIZ pkg ar A., Is Lard Ij pst >; f'
JSI i.ri if t"'se ~ pigs Tail - p. 20
mats % P@> T. 'U " h. - ba - :; . go, .
~ 'h.> - }.
BAL, WON. l. ID Dbl Gi.rn Ayphs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

Fn,,., p. Clear and sharply cold .e.hI WIN ,osn "
mos. p. better feeling and a.
a. m, Ais includiug q yesterdsy " car II,H
and II making 6!l bead Or go n n ,oeh now
vel eanra np pnees have ADVANCED aye r .. :. their
a'. 80 .us In mind that very high tide e.s..
rrI low rb IN suppIe the market wo.n n b The "ri.r
1850 Trade wss active poultry SUI pslr n ,,, a.
~ G d,, W~ require p~tt' far supply OF n, M -. ~
a. .aa JsAsu .oulES upva Isod uAA1ASAss s~S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02

,,., nsua INT prices have been firm. Central fa'iics
.,,, At 1904 a1OSi; Cioa Pacific Frsts 9lidse LAM
Grants 7sa7si; incomes. sl Chcag" nru Norh west
- rr.ts eo. To.coo and Wabash, 1t. Louis division,
The following W. re- the bids for railway mort cages:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02
THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported for tbs TRlBrSn' 80,
FHDAr Dec !. 1911
ASupS III ceip,s TO-DAY pkp; Pots good AMI
tricts are firm Of SJ0S So Pearls doll and nominal
BEkSWAX with demand; s-s Of lVW " al a." S
COT1ONThe demand moderate from all qa'es The offerings gre
100 ,-D
;8J and ~ Tor coisunpb
quiet but steady hss ows On basf oil o" d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02

An iinnciiat" prdit of y % per cent, and IN an
nua ucr;;-" If ncon" Z" - per ccr. sill he secured
To lud,raur us by crtiIg hem 1t ore into 80
Land Grant Bonds of the Mort hcn Pacific lailroad.
IUll particulars furnished by
JAY CoONE & 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02
GEORGE OPDYKE & CO.,
UIANKERS No. AZ NASSAI.ST,

BANAEKS, NO 1O Nh5SHH ~ y
Offer for sale the following desirable secrn.es
EewYok and Oswgo Midland Railroad First Mortgage pes ,ea
Cola Bonds At par sni interest
EewJerSy Midi nd Railroad First Mortgage Col Bon,
guaranteed By ID. NswY.k and Osreso Maud .u
interest,"
st. Lou, and sosh Eastern Railway fist horssse per cent od
Bonds Q ~ and interest
Montgomery ard Euns Railroad Frt Mor,,. PEP Gold
Boud ipIosed By the STATE Of Ashim, ~ and interest,
Missouri Iowa and NebrAAs Railway f Mors,e. PER cent G,d
Bouds q ~ And interest.
Ldsn.pos ard ynceures Railroad Second Mortgage p.r en,
Boats tgusrsnb 81 lrnIr! ANA Rsroa 80 And nee
Hamilton County Illinois Bonds Of S and interest
JeS TeIis IL DoH tusi M.acp. puposs ~
s?i and interest.
Also Agents for the sale Of the FrH Hortsase sinking Fhsd T
Cent GOld Bonds ne Trnoa, n ne Portland AMI On
burg Trnk fairolf Lna hvo.i:e New fgland Security
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02
following i tie s;A; .mcnt ~ the !"''i Stdr'
y. Y olltstaudiul NO..

= Philadelphia stock market was steady To-day:
r., lu!i g., L i>>H", s"'h AZ los PmAd"' - ana
In, = l., q; f. ding l. Rs ll and L, M t.! INaGa H.
r.: cod closed al 1Js.
a.. ,.,c-ion IioI-irn and Il = 'cY~'r Railroad was
e.. 'vo.;ru. I, N.>. to-lv oil forcco>Ii" ~uii IL
.a, C. - jas ~ Nc,y-York. Tor $G75Nn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02

largo and highly reluncrative. it has advantages
nj Icas, coual to those of any OF ts competitors for
bath local and through business IL is building for
cash ofmhich nearly SS0OOO0 hare been furnished by
bc,uious 10 is stock at The work il substan-
t;ol and including equipment. has not exceeded in
cost SjnOOO per MILE which is less than oncthrd Of
tbc amount ut which some Of the trunk lines of roads
leading from New-Iork are capitalized. aud on
which they ale paying good dividends
In view Of these facts. the Midland 1st Mortgage
Bonds must be REGARDED rs q first-cass security
q,tc rs safe rs Governments; and. by making the
exchange at the present difference in price holders "
Midland Hoa9' wH rcCeiro 81 per cent more cfrercnut
npon the Gmott nrc,ted hGn the hO.crS Of Government
bonds.
For sale or cNrhan-c for Governments at their
market price. D, GEORGE OrpYnE Il Co.,
- Nassan-st
ii,rlFN Fra. As. II,TCH.
FISK & II lT,H l;anl rrs
No. Nassau st.. NEW lOEk, Nov. -, 1871.
The scarcity If. and demand for really desirable
sir per cert god bonds for solid and permanent invest
mcnt. are " nccd 10y the fact that
FVr-r0E>rY BoNps Of leo7 are selling at.....1'"
CrNTHN pACIIlC luNpS are selling at...........i'V!
Cnro,rE,kE AND ONO BONDS are scliingat.... ~
These bonds al pay both principal AMI interest III
Ncw-Nolk City, il | nilcd states s"id coIn ana are
equally safe for investment.
The !cu.u,. Why l'VE-TWEN1Y BoNl'S are so h'Gh
is l., ca,.r 20 more an hc is,jd. and the ousfand-
Ing amount is Icing rapidly decreased by purchases
Tx the Government from their surl lGs IT., cnucs
The reason WHY; We think GENITAL PACIFIC Bo~ps
will in time advance 10 Tie price # FivctwcnticS Is
L,c;,,.e lo ru.c can lc issued while the operation
Of their Sinh ng Fund vii! soon commence 10 decrease
the aIn"jnt.
The r,a>nl wy CrI~, rltkE AND ONO BONDS are
selling 80 Jew. comparatively, willie equally safe. IA
hecar.c the Company sling Bonds to complete
the road. They will all he ."I3 III sh0lt time and
in few months the road wll be finished, when we
have 10 doubt the same result viii follow ~ with
FIvF-Twr>1Y and CTN1EAi. PACEit lo>DS. The
Sinking Fund oi the Chesapeake and Ohio must 20
into ,ii,c e. " .nn Year 1!,rr ile completion Of
tie road.
The nr>,r':,LE ,Nn ONO BoNn| are issued
either coupon ar REGISTER i-.Ar denominations are
as fellows:
Slcr which co.: today .....................S A 10
$500 which cost to-day .....................4 Al %
81 uou which cost to-day Observation-Disclosures. ?i3 %
We bay ard sell Gnyrirmrn, and C!N1EN Pacific
Bo>uS. AMI receive tlnIn IN exchange iOr CliLSA-
II Nh A>p ONO BOMBS.
Accounts of Ranks. barker, and Others received.
oa which y" allow Interest a. The m" Of onr per
cent per aunlin. Pisa ! IAIrn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02

nowEs & Macy Bankers the same az an ln"orl''-
rated bank, No. 81 Wall-st., New-lOlk. -Four vel
cent interest allowed OH deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING ISTEEE,T for
their money and having it at all times subject to
check on demand can do so by depOsitlnG with tins
Banking House. which allows Interest on the entire
daily balances at the rate of per cent per anii'n
COLLECTIONS made on any part OF the world win
immediate returns at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE SAIL Of stocks, Bonds,
OF Gold promptly executed.
EIGHT PER Cent Fast MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
Of the MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD Co., IN
dorsed by Alabama $3.H0 mile ON completed
| road. Particulars on application. For sale at %
! and ac, rucd Interest hy SOUTTER & Co..
53 Williain-st.
OFFICE or IIAT1II & FoOIE. No. II Wall-st New
York We pay at our counter the Bidding Iricr
for gold and sell at the Offering Price, As Indicated
by the Gold Exchange Register
sRrr1JNGroN. CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
SEVEN PER CENT COLD SINKING Fund BONDS Tor
sale at 80 and interest by Henry CLEws Co..
No. % w all-st., New-lOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02
Good Aihdhus

COtfEk-IbcIe much Int
III o1-Tng.
Rio I4iac Mscaho java 2J0 2ie gold sales At BALI
more Of 41U bag Ko per Maggie ~ uge and 36H bags ef
h Of ConeeRo bng- i!Rt java bSi 'oI Java mau
g,n bags 81 RIcs bags go, S,snla bag ~
CANDiEs-Adamaune quiet but tfm qn"e lc Tor o.;
and for i6o1 Sperm Be Patt 'o PAr.hine,
2jc
DK lS AND for all descriptions has been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02

DtrM ~ cue. u s'r, sales - bis at - - i"i " in'
Z 70 '.up pr u.
PROI ISION-fn prri there has h"n good demand the
py pfes III ani guar, Ar" hD,
Al Jl,I -. 10 lSira fIlm"; : 70 Tor
West, m P,uc quiet brit hrm oil l
L. 81 's lnU bits Ne. Mss for March, nj
:'iF aud steady NJ former a"'
ih-. al +}N= ~ Tor Pnn Moss. ami tloa +II ''r
Extra H. Il seal. ui Job lois OUTSIDE hgu IRE o,
;ii: ,i ~ -lia - m PINE Hes,, AMI Sl'g SEi
Brf Hans iy active snd hrn; sirs T bhs AZ
>, hl Western at ~ closing strong nj
Mat, and would command ext rates Bacon 10
an but irr - h Long Chs and short 'sr AZ fr
III hc- short kbh for Dec mer Al '.c % ioirs
Char for JaDus, nj .s,. 10 t"is Long tft ~ Il;
tuMb't1' isnnarv.
frn~t r for city: noct The brit 'r's OF car
10 'at'er,on fIpp Co.. and to ~"
a s- la; lower; sllcs Of 4~ bhs and to-
A. arc Tor 81 &C. for City; 5:r for far to PRIME steam
~. Rendered; for future drhve sales OF o ts i We
o. ~ ~ for Isnuary a! DC, aud i'o cs on ''"
a
ny NEw-IoRk AND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02

FLOUK AND MEAL-The inquiry general and With less d.
.,,s IN se and moderate In wheat grades he'd
~hsr Family grD.s quite and offered less freely the trace
~ hf bu,fs the better for rsdss bat
-b onI, mode nQuy Choice Family brands be higher
hosr IN wdswlpg from the MARKET saes Of sO
We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02

SEEDS-Cloyrr dnl DIV DAsS "1''"' IT
m dull an nominal
hCEtKIN dull and nominal al l"! IWif. ,,n nn
rALLOW fairly active at "sscr pre- say ~ '-''
| within IA, RANCE o the batter "r PRIME
hot DULL sle, 10 hh- NJ
~ i u me from Mess. H. H. Crocker COS circular OF
i,5I.I. goct Il,
mnatr, NH ,urruayn and. Nv lms .mi Boston N.. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-02
h,\NING AND EI\ANCIAI..

:, ,., u >-,D DrNNIE CITY EN:UpNn CON"\\N
IT,! MrEIGlDE SHINING FUND It>r GRANT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-02

THKRR is, perhaps, nothing in the std-
tude of the DISTINGUISHED South, as Sena-
tor Abbott, of North Carolina, argued
the other day 10 justify the Government in
declaring general amnesty. But does
Dir. Abbott hope to reconcile the enemies
of the Union by continuing what they
have been taught to think prosecutions
Remove their disabilities and you take
away the whole stock in trade of the
Southern politicians by depriving them
of their little importance. These fellows
actually live off the sympathy aroused by
their continued Acknowledgement by the
United States.
Such is the language of the New York
Tribune but few weeks since. We
beg 10 repeat the inquiry of Mr.. Abbott
and all of his class: Do they hope 10
reconcile the enemies of the Union by
continuing their prosecutions? We beg
to repeat the advice of Mr.. Greeley: Re-
move their disabilities and you take away
the whole stock in trade of the Southern
politicians.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-02
RADICAL TESTIMONY.

Judge Busted has written to mem
Der of Congress from Alabama in reply
to an inquiry of his views as TO the con-
dition of affairs in that State. He says,
in effect, that United States troops or
Federal legislation is not necessary for
the execution of the laws or protection
of loyal citizens in Alabama; that the
present Governor is executing the laws,
and the condition of things now are in
marked contrast to that under Gov.
Smith in thecomparative peace and tran
quillity which prevail.
We can perceive no reason why test
monials like this from Republican offi-
cials should not be gathered throughout
the South and multiplied in the halls of
Congress till the true condition of the
South is placed beyond need of further
yipdicstion.