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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

FFMORDT-HARBECK.-In London, on Tuesday,
May 80, WILLIAM AuFFMoRDT, son OF Clement a.
Anfmordt, Of Paris, to EVELYN, daughter or William
II. HarbecK, OF this city.
DE LEoN-SAxroN.-On Monday, June s, at the
residence o. the BRIDES parents by Rev. Dr. Draper
DAVID HENRIQUEz DE LEON TO NARY SAxTON.
DE PEYSTER-MoORE.-On Tuesday, June 9, at the
Church OF the Holy Communion, by the Rev. 4. +.
Lawrence, ID. D., NICHOLAS DE PEYsrER TO MARI
ANNA. daughter OF William s. Moore, all OF this
city.
MoCoRD-YoUNG-On Monday, May 90 at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents Bevdere, N. J BY
the Rev. H. +. Spayde, BENJAMIN w. MCCoKD to
DORETHEA NJ. YOUNG. No cards.
.PURDY-BURNs.-OnS Sunday, May %, by Rev. Will
liam MCAister, FRANK J. BURNS to CORNELIA
PURDY, all OF this CITY,
WoLFE-NETL.-On Wednesday, May 81, at st.
Lieutenant NATHANIEL DOUGLASS WOLFE Second
artillery, to CAROLINE H0LLINGsw0RTH daughter
OF DR.. John NELL.
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ID ExOvAL-COLLEGE OF HERALDRY. FROM $40
III and SSi 10 100 Broadway, New York. HENRY HAYS,
proprietor Coats OF found. psned and engraved:
sketch %
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NCHoR LINE STEAMERS
NEW YoEx AND Hsf aHAsc6W ana no"
sailing . ss to land s n% p 81
station, Is Gres, Britain Ireland Germany Norway sws-
ably shsssiy Is y any other route i:-''
SAT: june june sss
Sat june Ssi
ASsA sy ssspkHA We'd June =
% ssr y Sos snd
RATES. q passage payable ID currency S''
First cabins t. nng e a:sssSn Or 70 location
excursion tickets good for twelve months securing
IIntsS5sn.diass. $ss .sseSsge, sss. ..
csr!cssss lowest rates can be bought here by those
Drafts issued, payable on presentation
Apply sif No. Bowling Green
~ From Boston for Liverpool direct.
Fsd,S 4.x ss
For S. ssgh q Es.sfsf ssDgy stat,
c. O. FRANCKLYN. No. Bowling Green, New York
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
SLsAkHA Saturday, June o. a. su noon
essa p.; ps:sss ftsss.s
For FREIGHT cabin passage apply At No Bowling Green
Ing passage T. AGENT
NoTICE.-sTEAM TO LONDON AND SOUTHAMPTON
mrs, class steamship van SAL R on o" %ae
TAPsCoTTs EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN Ex-
change olce.-Passage from Liverpool and Queenstown
weekly ns PACKETS: q
Tsf s + Z!
81 southstreet, New York
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-oFFIoIAL
q
street.
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TNMAN LINE.
i For Queenstown and Liverpool
Royal Mall steamers are appointed 10 sail foows-
CITY OF WASHING TON. Saturday, June TO- at IL NJ
CITY OF DUBLIN. via Halifax Tuesday, June ID at r. NJ
CITY OF ANTwERP::.. Thursday June l6, a, r. NJ
CITY OF RROOkLYN......sa Saturday, June IA, at T. NJ
CITY OF PAR1S.... Saturday, June a. at 10 A. NJ
and each succeeding Saturday land Thursday from pier IS
North river.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
First cabin. 1915 gold Storage $50 currency
Passengers also forwarded 10 Paris, Havre Hamburg,
Sweden Norway and Denma ark, at reduced rates.
Tickets be bought here BY
wishing send for their Friends
For further information apply at the Compauys oce,
JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
10 Broadway New York,
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CUNARD LINE.
The s6qsH s Asp snh1a AMERICAN
Between "ru New :, York cl.I and Liverpool,
ssaS,s.y Tune
Russia wednesday, june ABYssINIA Sat, june u
CHINA Wednesday, Iny or SALAsRIA sAtury June y
ny the Wednesday steamers not carrying steerage;-
Frs, cabin $780, gold Second Cabin. $50, gold
rrs. Cap,n vo iaS gold
By The Tiur.d.y and Saturday steamer ''' s'''
First CABIN $50 gold Storage. S3O, currency
Storage Tickets from Liverpool and oaccncw n and al
Through Bills Of Ladinr given for Belfast Glasgow Hayre
Antwerp and other ports on the Continent and FOR Medea
For Freight and Cabin Passage apply At the Companys
once, No. Bowling Green.
s'ssras Passage 4 BrssdSs, 5gqy suss
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP. SCOTIA EMBARK
ChAs. O. FRANcKLYN,
No. Bowling Green, New York.
THE Neutrality-suspicious. PACKET CoNrANY's
c.,.r v.,.r an n y. s. ,.,. ;, ,.,
taking passengers from New YorS 70 Hamburg, Plymouth
Frr, Cabin. slso Second Cabin ssa gold sseeraro $50
r.. goid PAYABLE yah .. IN United States gold.
k1ShAsp f1i1 co., S san C. s0 b. Richard BoAs
81 Broad street, ~ u No. . Barclay street, N. Y.
CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. OAR.
- rv,ng the United States mails.
Sailing every Wednesday
MINNESOTA, Freeman. saef A. ~
iDAho' From pier Is Hor;h river - ats NJ
Cabin pa'r;; ,s. Ss Ss,s ss'sssrsse ssS currency
and sweden, &c Drafts Ireland England France and
GERMANY lowest VIII WfELlAass ouIoS. % Bro.d~a,
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EUROPEAN SrEAMsHIPs.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w New York, Cork and Liverpool New and fuLpowcrcd
Steamships, the six largest In the world.
OCEANIC, ARCTIC, PACIFIC
ATLANTIC, BALTIC ADRIATfC,
5000 tons burden-30C0 b. p. each
Sailing from New YORK Saturdays, from Liverpool on
Thursdays, calling at Cork Harbor each way
ATLANTIC Capt. Murray on July l, att M.
OCEANIC, Captain Thompson.
From the White Star Dock Pavona Ferry, jersey City
Passenger accommodations (for all olasses) unrvAed
combining safety, speed and comfort.
Saloons, state rooms, smoking room and bathrooms In
mdshp section where least motion Ia felt Surgeons and
stewardesses accom- pany these steamers.
RatesSaioon, so 10 gold steerage. $50 in currency.
Those wishing send for friends from the Old Country
obtain stesrage, prepaid certhcates 3S,
Passengers booked TO from all parts of America Paris
Hamburg, Norway Sweden, India, Australia China, Re.
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates.
Drafts from Il upward.
For Information apply al the companys Offices No. 10
Broadway, New YORK. J. II. SPARKS, Agent
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NATIONAL LINE.
IN STEAM To LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
from pier n North river.
VIRGINIA, Sumner. Saturday, june TO- at 10 A. N.
ENGLAND, Thompson. Wednesday, June IA, At r. NJ.
HELVETlA Grigs Saturday, June IA, 3 p. NJ.
Passage to Liverpool $75 $65
stcerage 82s currency.
PREPAID steerage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown Lon
dopderry and Glasgow, x32, currency.
For further particulars apply at the companys Office, No.
So Broadway.
r. W. J. HURST. Manager
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY's MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE,
CALLING AT BREST.
The splendid this favorte route Cont.
viii SAT- from Pier No. 50 North river follows
WILLIE DE PARIS, Surmont Saturday, June II
Lar A1EIIt, h0ussan saturday July ID
ST. LAURENT, Lemhrc.. Saturday July IS
Price OF passage in gold Including wne) to Brest
Havre:-
First cabin. $40 Second cabin. S75
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers.
Excursion tickets issued at reduced rates
American travellers going to returning from the CONT
nent of Europe by taking the of this line avoid both
transit by English railroad and the discomors of
the Channel besides saving time trouble and
GEORGE MCKENZIE, A gent, IS Broadway.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamship HANSA, Captain E. Brick enstein will
sail Thursday, June at2 r. NJ. from pier
Third street. Boboken, TO be followed by
Steamship DEUTSCHLAND, Captain II. A. +. Neynaber,
Rates to London Havre and Bremen, payable
in gold, or Its equivalent in currency
FIRST cao'n I2U
SecOnu ~
For freight or passage apply to
OELRICHS 4 CO., Agents, 6S Broad street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NTIBLO'S GARDEN.-FIFTH AND LAST WEEK.
In LAST NIGHTS OF Mr.. y. 4. CHANFRAU,
In his latest and most extraordinary aucc.sa,
KIT, TIKI ARKANSAS TRAVELLER
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L,OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
II Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships Of this line leave pier 81 North river foot OF
Beach street.
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond Thursday June
satSP. NJ, steamship ALBEMARLE connecting with the
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line, the Seaboard Inland All
ne Petersburg and Weldon Railroad Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad and Richmond and Danviie Railroad. Through
passenger tickets and through bills of ladng ut reduced
rates to all points South and Southwest.
Apply at Office pier 81 at Office Of the company, l67
Greenwich street, corner of Dew
The New York herald., 1871-04-08

GLOBE THEATRE,
DAY AND NIGHT. ~ BROADWAY DAY AND y,our
/ MATINEE
TO-DAY,
rr.~,a AT az T. M
GRAND MATrNEE-Al the stars sppear In = new t)lio
FUN, MlRTH AND NOVELTY
,s.ry,rc ~ the Matinee
AT THE GLOBE
TO-DAY.
are speuoound by the vivid and exciting Ia!
DAY AND NIGHT.
wv; WM, Il; MwMALLEY... VIII DADDY GREY
ybn ia. Il, as jim NASSAU
DAY AND NIGHT
A TRAIN OF CARS IN FULL MOTION
.- DAY AND NIGHT.
TO-DAY
Matinee Wednesday and Saturday
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THORNToN NJ RODMAN, REAL ESTATE AGENT, 7l3
Broadway offers to let lease the Store and Dwelling
northeast OF sixth and Waverley place
viii give three years lease; rent 81 500 qaor Store
and Dwelling 4 Water street, three years lease 500
The New York herald., 1871-04-08

CToRE AND HOUSE TO LET-No. SO GOLD STREET
- Beekman. suitable FOR liquor. hardware paper
business. Apply at s4 Gold street Rent low.
The New York herald., 1871-04-08

CTEAM POWER TO LET-FRoM TO 200 HORSE;
- Rooms with excellent Light 75xs0 and 25xas, and smaller
in buildings al3 to 33 Ea twenty good
attached; also Rooms Centre and Elm APP
ply to q. +. RAIL. l57 Elm street
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CTEhM PowER.-T0 LET, LARGE AND SMALL
~ Rooms. with without power workers alowe1l
the Eureka Machine Carving Works. Nos 6 & GA and 65
4 sire
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ITO LET-Two STORIES OF THE BUILDING NO. IL
Last Fourteenth street. opposite Irving place. sutabl
for light manufacturing. Inquire on the premises.
The New York herald., 1871-04-08

CToRE TO RENT--No. lao BROADWAY, ST. CLoUD's
- Hotel: rsnt s .bCv per Apply to j. ROMANO
BROWN, l,1s1 Broadway.
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RIO LET-THRRE LOTS ON WEST SIDE or AVENUE
IL A and Twentyihird street. used granite yard
close 10 dock Inquire at liz East Fourteenth street.
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DooMS TO LET-wITH STEAM POWER. AT NEW
III YORK and New Haven Railroad depot building Frank
lin street, between Elm streets. Inquire o.
CHARLES ROCKWELL Agent At the freight Office corner
OF Elm and Franklin streets.
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0FhI ,ES OR STORE AND DwELLING.-THE THREE
~ story Building finishing, northeast South
rith avenue and Amiy street Apply to J. b. IRELAND
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RIO LBT-THE FIRST LOFT, ls4 CHATHAM STREET
running through to Worth size 2ba60. Apply
l.. G. SANFORD, lo3 Bowery
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CTEAM POWER.-TO LET FROM 1ST OF MAY, FOUR
- Floors 2axO feet with steam power splendid light;
wood work alowei.
WIN, H. BowDEN I55 West Twenty y-nnth street.
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TO LEasE--TITr CoMMoDIoUs HOUSE 70 UNIvER
SHY place, near non square basement and paror floor
22x75 feet % suitable for restaurant private cu
any business requiring ample space.
VAN ZANDT BkOS., No. Dey street
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CTEAN PowER-To LET. FIVE ROOMS OR LESS SEX
~ a. light all Sides Room, with full of Cabinet
Makers Machnery also Basement six5o. Apply leo
West Twenty-geventh street.
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ITO JET--THE CORN EXCHANGE MILL IN EAST
Twentyhird street in working order; immediate pos
session; large i've story building 500 horse engine
suitable for Touring MILL refinery, brewery malt
house, &c. Inquire Il2 East Fourteenth street.
The New York herald., 1871-04-08

SToRE AND STEAM POWER, WITH THREE ROOMS
= lease for Of years Sc John street. Inqur
Of DAVIS MIXER, q john street.
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GRAND DIAMOND GIFT CONCERT IN WASHINGTON
VI d. c., May 8, ISL
The largest aud most valuable collection of genuine m
class Diamonds IN the world All fully warranted. VIII
distributed to purchasers Of Tickets present Ic
cts 6 For particulars circulars Tickets for sale
&. Devlins, principal hotels, Demonicos md A. Conl
Inns, corner Thiry-fourih street and broadway.
J. l.. ROBERTSON 4 CO., Agents,
67s Broadway.
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no LET-FIvE LOTS, FRoSTlSa OF FIRST AVENUE
and Twenty sixth street, with large Platform Scale suit
able for coal yard &c Inquire at III East Fourteenth st
The New York herald., 1871-04-08

CTEAM POWER TO LET-wITH TWO FLOORS, so By
- o. each. Apply to MoCLAVE BROS, Twenty-second
street and Eleventh avenue.
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S1EAM PowLR TO LET.-Two FIRST CLASS LOFTS
y heated by and ieht all around. Apply corner o
u and Eighteenth street Possession at once.
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rf,o LET-HoUsE AND STORE 100 THIRD AVENUE, ON
tie west sie, do3rs from Fourteenth steet good
for any kud o; business. Apply J2 Chatham street,
% store.
The New York herald., 1871-04-08

ITO LET-sTORE, BASEMENT AND sUB-CELLAR
No 90 CH street, swamp excellent stand for lea
ther dealers manufacturing purposes Once store
low. Inquire stairs premises.
The New York herald., 1871-04-08

ITO LET-sTORE on FOURTH AVENUE; PLATE
i glass front, with without dwelling apartments above
Inquire 25 Fourth avenue, between Twelfth an
Thirteenth streets.
The New York herald., 1871-04-08

ITO LET-EXTRA SIZE FOUR STORY BROWN sToNl
House, IL Vest Twenty fourth Fifth
partially furnished. Apply TO W. II. ANThoN 10 Exchans
place
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THURSDAY, Jan. 5-r. ".

The stock market. with occasional but rather
feeble rallies has gravitated toward lower prices during
the day and there has little or no effort upon tho
part of spectators for the rise to resist the attacks o
the bears, which have apparently commenced ag'"ii
with considerable vgor. The decline IN the bonos ah"
shares Of the Union Pacific Railroad mas not only GU
tailed severe losses upon investors and specuatoe ou,
has d,s,urhed confidence other railroad hnes 10 suen
ON ev,ept that investments are made In them Win un
usual caution and the neglect Of the puDnc IN reg "
the speculative shares OF our Stock Exchange Is le as
apparent az before dividend distribution Hence the
market derived but very little increase OF business
from an investment demand which was naturally TO De
expected after the disbursement OF so large an amount
Of dividends. It may be inferred that people during
the last year. have been Obliged TO depend mainly upon IN
come derived from this source to meet current ex-
penses but few men in trade claiming TO nave
made profits from regular business. FROM Whatever
cause the demand, except for Governments Is
bly light, and the leading speculative STOCKS Oh tue
market feel this lack of support sensbly The ios'e
unon Union Pacific securities alone during the last six
months have aggregated from s12O0OWO TO sl0eOV",
we may take the comparative prices 10 estaosh ue
fact portion OF this loss, especially in the hrst mort
gage bonds has fallen upon real investors, that Is upon
people who have intended 10 make permanent invest
mcnt and to extent injurious influence Is e1ertea
against other railway securities, which should not &c
classed with the road In question After time proper
will be used but the first effect IL adverse
upon the entire list The sooner the weak spots Vi tue
market are developed, the better for all who deal IN IL
because after proper purgng the trade in stocks VIII Dc
come moro healthy and more active.
At the opening OF the Stock Board prices were barely
steady ut about the latest official figures OF last ngh
though soon after the entire list subject TO decline
OF 5ta7I per cent The most active dealings were IN
Rock Island st. Paul, Northwest, Lake shore, aud the
Vanderbilt stocks The reported further watering OF as
ST. Paul stocks assisted the decline IN those speeaes
Union Pacific was irregular and after declining from y
TO ia reacted l2t The Hannibal and ST. Joseph
were firm at 9i % for Common. and 1861 for PREFERRED
Delaware Iaekawanna and Western ranging at lOt.@
,osl. Chicago and Alton selling at 1liial5 Boston,
Hartford and Erie sold at lJ92. Miscellaneous shares
were quiet and express shares neglected The following
table shows the highest and lowest prices Of active stocks
| made today
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1871.

FOX l57l
Til. popular Poos sud Statistical Ass1sl prepared with srt.tosr
will b. ready in few DAYS. contain .ic1 the Calendar
pay,s and usual Astronomical niorn,iopi
The Population ~ Of The United States shd Tern
tories for the year 1870 compared with the y.s' 1850 and 1870
IL The Immigration into country the 50 table
showing the nationality Of the imng grants.
Ill Copous abstracts Of Laws The U. pissed during the
Second Session Of the Kills, Congress.
~. Approph ,tiops Of Congress foI tie year 1870
The Public Debt OF showing the vtrou.
Kinds by the Government their rate Of interest
and maturity and also 70. decrease IN he Public Debt
ane. March 1863
VI Tb. T. RIsruiys and Jncs With list Of
Nnrer, PebpotenhsTJ sua Ministers Resident o. the uried
State. at Foreign Capitals
VII list OF the the senate and Houss Of Representa-
tive. Of the United states politically classified
VIII list Of Member, XL Congress .T they have
been elected.
Iy The Governments he several States With their Population,
C,yii.l, Governors, times ioF holding Elections &c.
Pull returns for 1870 BY
States Congress Districts, sni in Ses.Yori, FerJersey sod
Connceut by toxins carefully compared With the returns Of
former years together with much other useful Information
Price per copy so ~ pos. paid Address all order,
with cash inelo..i THE TRIBUNE Y.s.Yoi.
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bero s,ncs Int IL should seem hatthe abiding presence
NJ fancy in his hest work forbds his exclusion from tho
rank OF poet. The atmosphere In which DC hapltuhny
dwelt was an essentially pro-aic the language hn
nal 70 him was that Of conversation aud society," 10 '
ne lacked the help Of that fresher dialect wnoh seems
like inspiration in theelderpoets" lie "ns 'no 49,,
-, -, az, ARTIFICIAL Etvle of writing which In his
haras vas living and powerful he used 10 eA
pres. artificial modes of thinking and an nrthoa
society Measured by any high standard OF ~, ~
ne will he found wanting; tried by any tes' Oh WI" nc
unrivRlel.m
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A FINE EDITION, Cloth-Boupd
Enhtledi
WHAT KNOW OF FARMING.
SERIES OF
BRIEF AND HOMELY EXPOSIrIONS
PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE
A.s Art based upon Science.
.tsaS.ome l2rOO. VIII be read, ssr IL February.
CONTENTS:
l. VIII Farming Psyi q. Pesch,' Psai- Casfie'-'
D. Good and Bad Hu,bshd'r GraPeI
2 Where TO Pam 49, Grain growing - Ess. and
a Pnep,ripR 10 Pam. West
s Buyng Yam 20 Esealeni Roots-Pot,toes
G. LAYING Of Farm ~. Roots-TGEp' Besi'. Cn
4. P.snrng-Fenee, and Fenc. ro''
ing a. sheep and Sheep rssbandy
o. Tree Wood D. L,S,-Por. 30. sOnes Farm.
,ys Psnn Implements.
O. Growing IIRbef-Trte Plant ~. Accounts in Farming
ips IS Intellect In Agriculture,
10 Planting ard Growing Trees. o. Science In Agriculture
AsoutT Planting 81. Steam in Agriculture
H. prsining-My O.n %. Cooperation Farming
IA. DTsIn'ng Generally. - Farmers 0labA
/. Sol, ,od F.r,i.p 90 Irrigadon--Ms.ns AMI Ends.
Is P.spg-p.ep or SHALLOW a. The Pos.bie cflrf s4uoa
Is Ploviuy-Good and Bad. Western Irrigation.
H. Thorough Tilsee. g. More Of Irrigation.
IT, Commercial Per,ilr..-GyP. Agricultural Exhibitions
.am ~. sersg.
II atais ishesLme undevslcped ssures' offovef
-Phosphstss-Gu.no. a. Wind az Source OF oHet
n Mn.s-Ho. 70 Udits N, a. Rural DeJopul,uon
"a In-ct.-Bris Large aud small Farm,
% Hay and Hsy.M.ihg. 30 Exchange and D''n0inon
~ Lesson OF To-Day 81 summing Up
s. Fruit 1re.s-The Apple ~ CONCLUSION.
H. Moe About Apple Trees.
Price, 81 80.
ms. postage paid TO part Of The United states On rec
Of priee, Address THE TRIBUNE Nos.ioTk
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Tie Ph.lad lpia stock market was 4 ely today;
Pernsylyanir stste c. third Issue, sold Il o' Pln'
deiphia and Eric Railroad eci; ReaGna 2 i'fo'di 90
and Pennsylvania Railroad, CD. Gold cl' - 80 iiSs
The coupons OF the fast mortgage bond OF Doe l,u'ist
Railroad OF iowa. dr3 ON Ito 18Th inst, VII b" ra -
the Office Of the Company, 81 Pinest, on saN or tss
date. 80 . y.
diana I. called 10 TIE .Ecr,semcn. o. ta " 90 d" 40
state IN another column. -,
has declared soui-anuual dividend ~ Lt' i 1'" ''s
OF tax payable on demand ,.,
Tic clinton Fire Insurance Company i:- - 90
dividend Of per cent Tree Of tax, pa! ave 81. ' fb
The Importers AMI rradcrs' insuir" 90. ny vas
declared dividend 81 Dcr cent, D.. ne 'i " ~
The GCrwauia Fi'o Insurance tof'a3t ..'' NC
senlaunual div ioud Of per cent 35 l' o. 'h't-
The Globe Fire Insurance Company l.s ,'-tNftS
semi-anrual dividend n percent A..
The Mercantile f.'c Insurance Company h'- dtcEifp
n dividend ~ per cent.
The Citizens Il-Ii ncc Co'nn"rv has d,r'.li % senI
annual interest dividend Os 81 vrr q. trr fiitat
stock end reserved duG q tho C0rp~ y, "f 'i' idca
OF pcr cent ont of the Ots 81 lie pass IT, t"the
d-uIud5 sc-ip dividend % 20 pr 'ct. '- t , p'n
deck red ont of the earnings 10. ~ year .i SO
Tor the latter, bearings per cent lut It~ W." Dee Nay
for delivery March /.
The Trustees Ct tie scGnen's Baus foF rs -s lave
ordered that ntCrce, FOR tho past six u'e Dc ~ ~ G
p0sitoCs SUNS ot 500 and under - q 100. f
cent PER aiEun and Sums CSsCCGiuE 500, . no
rate OF per cent per UNI also, IN e&Ji ~! IS u
the same rates, payable on AMI after the letl iHf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06
COLEMAN Benediet's cloeing quotations were:

There has been nothing of importance to note IN goid
all the sales having been made at l1Oi@lOi The rates
maid for carrying 81 and per cent The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows:
Gold cleared, sI0sOGo; gold balances s4l6,lOo; cur
rency balances s1,57osOG The following were inc quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06
VS. nt 4p. M.

tn State bonds, the only feature sharp dcclw ..
the South Caronas the January and July issues HAVING
declined from cs to CO. and those Of April and O,obe
to 63i Tennessees comparatively steady tho -
the fell of per cent 10 62A Virginia G., old, solo
OF; Georgia U.s. gold at 991 North Carolina ncw ,,
and special tax at 1874. The following the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06
civ bank sbaros were less active than Yesterday, I'd
~ rnchanred. rhn foIIouinr wore the hld.:

Railroad bonds were active and the dealings well Dis,
trbuted There was q stesder tone 10 the Pacific NOR
CAGES which were demand. Centrsls sold free :
at o sOs Unions sold at 7ste7Si for ists, sss3s for
comes, and 81 for Land Grants. The following were 20
bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06

currency 10 that rate In COIN at the close the ruling rata
was per cent in currency, with tendency to further
loss the runored suspension Of the wellknown CON.
mission house OF Gardner Bacon 60. verihed TO-
day Their paper was principally held in Boston, aud
the faiDe had no effect discounts. There vas bu,
little sale for prime accePtanccs, which pass AZ e f
lowing rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-06

The Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad Company Of
the State Of Alabama have defaued In the payment Of
the January interest the fret mortgage bond- b, rn
the ndorsemen OF the state We learn that this W. the
result Of inharm0nOus feeling among the Dreofo-
who refused to accept loans for that object ami shat the
State viii make ample provision for the after ~
Convention OF the state Legislature the 18th INST
Government bonds have been quiet, but asbade love,
than yesterday
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