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7.
PECEIVFRs SALE.
~ Is order OF the Court Of Common Pleas.
JAS n. SLIPPER. esq. Receiver.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
All ma1e renilemsn's fny and % con zion.
A j. BLEECKER SOS CO. viii sell at auction on FRIDAY juno
1871 II No - Parksye. southeast Fort ehs
The choice household furniture Of private family al fne order
psug aud black walnut paror dining and bedroom
bisieais and h feather els boil
and pillows extension dining tea and card tables gilt cabinets
mirrors, side-tolris. dressing bureaus &C.. &c.
Brussels and velvet carpets. Catalogues Office Of A. BLBBCKER
4 Go II Ceia
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snrerrng Areheet ren,ary DePartlaeat w..hasoa 6.
OFFICE OF LIGHT HORSE ENGINEER, THHD DISTRICT
ToNPKNsyuLz \. y, June :; 1911

PROPOSALS for CONSTRUCTION of KEEP
i EWS DWELLING AMI TOWER Tor LIGHT HOUSE At COL
CHESTER REEF, LAKE CHAMPLAlN-Seale Proposals WIN Oe
Al this Office June %, 1871 for the materials nnd
bor Dwelling sul Tower Tor Lighthouse
Champin. aOninZ plans and spcchca
tons this Office wle will be furnished to bidders On APP
plication therefor 10 the underi guei -
Prouos must duplicate accompanied by guaranty in dlpH
cate a pnne copy advertisement attached 10 each proposal
They viii ndord Proposals FOR Con
struction Of Lighthouse Colchester Reef Lake Champan
Tt ee yserve III t t reject apy or all bids deemed dsivan
tageOus 10 the Government J. e. NOODhIff'
Lieut.. Col Of Engineers. Engineer Third L. II. Dist.
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nOc00ina Car0s, &-t.

At VIM EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1Ol Full
"A ton.si-WEDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY tEstib
.suei 1881
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tJatrbes, geweIrp, ctr.
Go Ubom II MN Concern

oyvcr sr rHE coxrrsIoSERs oy Pners sou'hst
N'' NKw.YokK, June 9 1871
NOTICE is hereby given that the U. ). En-
IN gaeers engaged Counties Reel are about 10 moor
DaT scov contact with her Will b. extremely
dangerous passing vessels n,-.-.L,.- -
v,er preeasons sgans. eject Of EXPLOSIONS Incident upon the
Wasting on rtons will not DO liable Tor damages
that NAV aur through the want Of precsan through coll
ben. Via The sow The pilots directed avoid the vicinity OF thu
pfnns Sow ~ Geu Jso. NEWTON. U. s RGgs
Csc W. BLuSr. See
NOTICE is hereby given that the EMMA
N NNIN0 COMPANY Of SAN FRANClSCOis the u tho
,l Tile "a n, properly BnmA Mine located In Cotton
Mel 81 san Lake Coauty Territory. and all porsens
hereby pot the contested taerost belong
and oledaga parchss, Of the
D. FRY, President EaAa Mining ". OF Ssa ttauc'sea.
hecrcitrJ.
Dated San FRANCISCO June ). lalL
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Proposals.
SELMA, MARION, MgMPHIs RAILROAD CosRAsr
MARION, Ala, NAV 10, 1871. {
NTOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-PrO fOl

NUTIUE To IUN I KAJ IUhS.-TIOpOSIIn TOT
~ bung 30 miles Of the above road viii be received up 70 ne
18th OF June 1871 Of " X. STEVENSON son, II
Pnet " Y3 miles IN the State Of Alabama 80 miles in the
aud Is miles in the State OF TenlesseeprOpo TO
include graduation masonry bridging cos,es and tracng also
he furnished the option Of the contractor either
himself Company. Proposals sections OF ~ miles more
will be considered Wen for the whole distance Maps and
prof OF MessTs v K STEVENSON SON
II Finest SewYork The ohce OF The Hon. Jacob Thompson Sn
and this Oe Marion, Ala The Company re
serve right accept such bids the opinion Of the President aud
the Engineer Wi the earliest conn col OF he woS
By order Of the President j. j. FREShNluS,
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SUPERyisING ANChifitr$
WAsHISGToy, May q. 1871. )
nRApQS for GRANIIE for the NEW

y,
STATE DEPARTMENT Sealed proposals vii be ee ave ua
II o'clock No. I'D day Of June 1871; at the Once OF The super
ysrg Architect Of the Treasury for furnishing AND anye
the proposed hu ng all the dimension granite required
tie new Safe partnert for which soul o
Proposals must state the pre per euh
foot for stones Dimensions do exceed twenty cubic feet and nc
price for exceeding twenty cum re Inc
ersct average the cannot a, present be g,e but WI
~ be quarre and delivered According 20
schedule that will be furnished Tue contractor On men
dimensions worked
Zach bid be accompanied by sample block L inees cube Of
the aue proposed furnish which must De sound durable OF
and good grin free from deoon9g or other regp .po
stance, capable Of shandug the action Of the elements AMI That
buildings and from quaes capable Oh
quality and quantity desired within one year and from
being usel for isclass buildings
the delivery stone
per week they deliver They will also state the
obtained from
bids will be received except from the esees OF the
sfromv Vi Oh the stone is proposed 10 be furnished
be obtained of the
Supervising Architect ni be accompanied by penal bond the
offy l) thai, the bidder viii and perform
AWARDED HIM and give bond therefor In the penal
thousand dollars 100000 ami valid and binding lease
secdty T the faithful performance
take eff the failure of the contractor
comply Of the said lease To authorize the Gov
eminent m possession Of the quarry aud work Il AZ the eIpeuse
o tie contractor in OF such deiaut
The rght 10 reject any an bills received reserved
Ppo. iucl0se sealed envelope nlorsi Proposals
for Granite department., and addressed 10 -
" A. b. MULLETT,
na,.r Wa.hin ID
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Anttion Galce of .Gsal estate.
MoRRIs WILKINS. Aucteneer.
HANDSOME COUNTRY II SEAT
RICHMOND HILL,

ii
RICHMOND HILL,
sTIM 70 CON- At ATGTI9 &Grpsp,v Inn,
uns \ o At t Ss aas9gf S srIsrp s III 1s Y
ESQ., situated Richmond HILL stamford Conn. about hreeguas
Of mile rom The station AL being the southwest corner q Iss
ment frame, fe in with bnckl built and nhei the best
architect contains about IS rooms sad cold water and gas throughout
,S sSase w,eoo and Sshop and IN perfect o'I o:
house gshou henn &c. all being very convenient having
et ont SS feet rear by az sSeeo Gep Of ss feet being about
acres laid out lawn ard garden web stocked with variety
VERY embracing stamford also Long Island
rghien Tercea1e. during summer bring
premises apply the AuciOners No. Pine n Y
The estate Of Daniel Higgins, deceased viii be resumed on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE II, 1871.
THE PROPERTY WILL SOLD IN LOTS OR PLOTS TO SUIT
THE BUYER. AND WILL BE SOLD TO THB
HIGHEST BIDDER, WITHOUT LENT
NO UNDER BIDDING FOR THE ESTATE.
A POSITIVE sALB, WITHOUT RESERVE, BY
E A LAWRENCE, Auctoneer.
Situated between White Stone College Point Frsng being but
few walk from Eve depo and two steamboat landings
FORTY. -FOUR TRAINS DAILY RUNNING DAY AND NIGHT
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE MINUTES FROM TIrIRTYFoURTHST.
NETWORK
Excellent Schools and Churches Of all ienouir atoms
Neghboood thoroughly drained and free from msaou diseases
Good soil lh dry; splendid from neyerfing wells
bargains bad last sale the 9th Of May when
LOTS WORTH THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS SOLD FOR THE
SMALL SUN OF FIFTY-PIyE DOLLARS.
All are invited to 20 and apd.
Maps and particulars D. A. HIGGINS q Corndt st. New
York; B. W. DOWNING Attorney, Flushing; and Of WILLIAM
HIGGINS on the premises. f. C. ROB, Referee.
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OFyIcE or LIGHr-IiorsK ESGISEER, THIRD DISTRICT
TaNpErSzVITTP June g. 4. Il.

OFTcE o. LIdHroi ~ ESSiSEEE, iH Ins - I9i
DROPOS AIS for CONSTRUCTION OF
Il LIGHTHOUSE on BARRIERS POINT, LAKE ClAMPlAlN-
Sei Proposals. will be received at this Office until loon OF June - d
MATERIALS and LABOR for LIGHTHOUSE on Babess
Point Lake Champaign according to plans and spechca 20 oe sen
nil Office bidders Application therefor to tie under
signed Proposals be In duplicate accompanied by guAnN 10
advertisement attached 10 ea pro-
ro Thee must addressed tie undersigned indoel on e en-
veoe Proposals Construction Of Lighthouse on BaEOer foA
Lake Champlain." $500. -- II ~. -.L;.h mae b.
TO the Government. j. G.
' Colonel OF Engineers. Engineer Third L. H. DIST
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Sales br anttlon

A UCTION SALE of American Marble Quarry,
Steam Mil Machinery and stock the yard takes place a.
CHARLES wOoDHOUsB. Assignee
A. MERwIS AEcloneer.
ny BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Broadway cor.
tsSaes OF Books Works Of Art Fancy Goods ure &c
MONDAY June s. 10 SATURDAY June TO- inclusive commencing ~
zach dayEXECT0RS SALE No Of Books belonging TO the
estate Of the late WILLIAM GOWANS.
GEO. A. LEAVITT a. Co. date Leavitt,
~ Srebeigh Cor Clinton Hall, Astorpsoe. For the SALs by
AUCTION OF LHRARs COLLECTIONS Of Books PAiSrNGs and all
knts OF LITERARY PROPERTY.
IMPORTANT SALE OF BOOKS
WEDNESDAY June At O'Clock Sale OF most vauahl,
coecto Of Books comprising exceedingly choice and editions Of
ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD WORKS, In Gns bindings Many
Books relating 20 America &C. &c Among them be mentioned
BlackSools Magazine, l vols Splerd se Hogarhs Works
genuine the Ongnas Parker Society Pubca
TONS IS vols subscribers copy Oxford English Classics % vols
hall GeHtemabs Magazine III vols halle Indian Drawings
~ original drawings. Monaucun LAnuqute, 10 vols folio
eins edition. Pines Royal Residences, vols, original edition
exhibition Tuesday IoruIug
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Conn OsIano Real Gstate for Sale.

NXvOODCOCK SH0OTING.-FOr SALE, at
Rsyeb.mpton Long Island threequaer Of mile from the de-
20, within bearing smell Of the Atlantic surf ag wosiory
bVEIISG peree.ly built with wing double kitchens oubu
Sheds laundry psvet cellars crninded every appointment Ite
garden, Of meadow, acres 81 pasture
- g ofebain an OF dark loan. The place Is
Isut.gy shaded II be bad furnished from top 10 bot
and with IL valuable coupe horse
rdr Durham milk stock Of cO and wood and hundred
I There IA not an the village II is absolutely
,1mp and fever and This property exceed
who Knows now 70 shoot II rs IN zoe
the wooeock sipe and duck shooting on
or All the bay birds Of Merchandising ana Lshror pass
r,pan In their migrstons and the sport the township Is IN
llt ever in s-ssonabe weather IS u.equtied
Ap9y O. :. W. At The Tribune once
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w. r. RoBERrs Auctoneer. ~
ITO BE SOLD, at Public Auction, on MON
DAY Jane D. 1911 board at tie foot OF Twenty ghtlst
East she be al reasonable hours the iron
steamboat METROPOLITAN formerly by the Police Department
NewYok She is about 5 feet In length % feet beam
feet depth with oo htng engine feet stroke and neh
cylinder
Terms OF ae-Ten per cent to be paid Collector OF City
Revenue the and u the balance witt three iay
h. Office the Court oGse, delivery o the vessel
RICHARD y. CONEOLLY.
Comptroller ~ the City Of New York.
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" LiGHr HOUSE ENGiSEEH lHIhp DlsI.lt u
TONPKISsvIILE. NEwloR May r. b,i, =,
nPOpOS Al G for MATERIALS and LABOR
for FOUNDATION and PIER Of LIGHT hOt 81 on ~
Sound-Seae proposals WI be received I '
% I The 9th day Of June 1871 the material ami lator
T The granite foundation aad supporting per 9l
no bo,t auding Lighthouse Penneh heei Long lsliu
sound according plans and specifications TO be seen al s o~ "
furnished o application therefor. , - i,,l;
mt dnbc,te accompanied BY guaranty IN dup'
cate Ind prIte copy advertisement ATTACHED to each proposal
undersigned inoed on the
to3ss for Material Foundation and Per Of renneu
Tb one reserves the right reject all BIDS should Aey DC
deemed usiu'Ah'aee"Ns ~ ' j q WOODRUFF.
Ifeut Col OF Engineers. Engineer 81 L. H. DISTINCT
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tertnres ano Tleetln9s.

last SIDE ASSOCIATION.-Th annual
II meeting will be held Hall Eighty siHtst sni
Thirave election Ocers and Trustees June a.
Polls open from 70 O'Clock IN. }. Z. BRUSH, secretary
VNHE 238th ANNIVERSARY of the SCHOOL
4 ofthe COLLBGIArB DUTCH CHURCH will be held IhlS
EVENING Collegiate Church Firth and Tgenninth st.,
1t "A O'clock School and IT, Alumni invited at
tend HENRY W. DJNShhE fHnc Pal.
TIYHE ANNUAL STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
benft Of the Sabhahschoo connected with the hr-
enhst Presbn Church between shh and Seventh viii 10
held on THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, June and 1871
Tickets 50 each.
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Doaro diIo Rooms.

9SS WEST TWENTY THIRD-ST. Superb
so u accommodations for gentleman and wife or single gentlemen
at Summer prices.
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Summer Retreais.

VNHIS FAVORITE SUMMER RESORT,
Il LAKE DUSNoRB HOUSE. at Salisbury VI VII open June
ur the W H. MBhhlII fIoPnetoL
WANTED-B0ARD for the summer III
w quiet pleasant country house where no other
boare for three ladies' infants, and nurse fen e r
AMI fresh vegetables required Address deschbhg rooms E'ns ~
iiy, and stating terms, j. {. T., Box J6J PodOhee.
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TpNEp uoITsE Danbury. Conn.-This ele-

TURNER HOUSE, Danbury ConnLIhs ele-
eaht Hotel hA. especially ted ~ 10 % i, ,h
49, urnishei black
ont aow,g water gAs clothes closets bureAns &C.
huidngi beauuiul laNh AMI
croanrt pround park AMI fountain imn,tsl ~ ION nm
Qua tsbBgi hhe tV and scenery ana % si,s,t,ss n, ssd
from m tr.,p. Terms ,sy rsssgaAbls SANDS PToeneS
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Gin 31roperin 10 fet.
Gounirn propertn TO Ect.

OOHHiln i'tpptllD III -|l'
4 BEAUTIFUL VILLA in WOOdside, n: j.,
N rent furnished for the Summer Inquire of G. G. HlNE 10
Broadway.
A r Yonkers-T0 LET, eight furnished and
IA unfinished Houses cheap James iouman Agent lonke
EOR RENT, in Llewellyn Park, Orange
Handsome ESTABLISHMENT furnished, for summer or ytlr
vegetable garden horses and carsge Apply to hON
LAND Il. HAZARD, IT,, Real Estate Broker, ITO Broldway
rTIARRYTOWN.-FU HOUSES to
RENT desirable Dwellings with fruit and vegetable
IN without
neehorhoOi unsurpassed HOLMES WHITE kea
Estate Agents, M1iu-st TaHytown. NJ y
mo RENT or for SALE-A furnished COT
seaside on the Shrewsbury River adjoining IhonP
Highlands " j. contains eight rooms VIVA a' ue
ali kinds grounds sni surf bathing Address W. L. lrb
une Office or apply at 80 East Forty ninth St city
mo JET-A HOUSE, with Is rooms, in fine
order satae families, within 5mnuies walk Of The
Apply GIDEON HILL. Fishkl Nlage or TO SAMUEL HAlI
rENO LET-Astoria, l.. L., Brick HOUSE, new;
all modern Improvements Address p o. Box 53l4 Inquire
CONKLIN Co.. Steamboat Landing, Astoria.
THREE PRETTY COTTAGES TO LET-At
Rutherford PaIk j. the To heaut u suburb Of New-lork
Apply to owner. THOS. r. AGNBW, 26o Grecnwichst
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MONTCLAIR.- Beautiful BUILDING SITES
WI on Orrge Noupfaiu noh Lewen Park Of from 70 Nv
sI- YOR SALE BY The owneL L $ HAshsLL Orange NJ
Or HAZARD. APrHORP Co., ITO Broadway, n \
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iflarble an0 Slate Mantels.

Iilarbe an0 Slate alantels.
A KLABER STEAM MARBLE and MARBLE
"A IZNG and 35 East Eghieenh, offers 800 Marble
and Marbed complete Also Monuments
Table Tor, ETC., at prices that defy competition
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS.- Plain,
~ Marbd and Decorated prices from $40 10 30 aud up-ard
Also work Of every description, plain and ornamental
PESRillN SLATE Co., No. 40 West Righteenth-st,
Between fihh and SiIthsvea
= KLABER g. Co., MARBLE. WORKS, 2l7
-. to 23 West Fhyfrst between Broadway aud Eghhaye
Marble MaTbed Mane Monuments Headsones greatest
reies cheapest in the eIty. L.
SAn VERY FINE SLATE MANTELS at re-
oOO dace prices the 30 T. g. STEWART Co.,
sixth between Thirty fifth ami Thiry-sIthss.
Ok AND UPWARDS-Marble Mantels,
p work ga,er,si prices lower than other house
RICHARD WAlHAN 31 West lsth-st bet 9Th and 9Th ayes.
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Nsu- Jersep Real estate for Sale.

II HOUSE Yosk Elizabeth n j. valuable FARa ~
sees lrge barn orchard all cultivated living streams acres
s6er ood so nicely situated; beautiful views near Somery
, oae hour D. minutes Liberty, j. G. K bargain
o. H. PERSON. No. Pine-st, n. y.
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Dated ssS Y0s, Maj H. I'LL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17

Attention Is invited to the advertisement In another
column of the new consolidated Mortgage SINKING RUM
Bonds or the Lake Shore and Michigan southern Kali
way Company, offered for sale 10y Messrs ROBINSON
chase Co No ia Broad-st, These bonds, which have
30 years to run are secured by mortgage covering the
entire property OF the Company.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Company hled an
amended certificate Of incorporation ON saturday ~
Sacramento Cab The object Is To purchase construct
and operate continuous line Of railroad from san fran
cisco through the counties OF San Mateo santa '''r'
Monterey, Fresco. Kern. mlarc, San berhardlho ana
san Diego 10 same point on the Colorado River, distant
72O miles ar near ~ may be- from point beginning q"
the South Branch Of the road from Iehachepe
Pass VIA Los Angeles TO the Texas racine
Railroad at OF ue COLORADO N'er'
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Nrw Loan OF THE UNITED STATES.

NEW LOAN OF THE UNITED State. c.,,,
The subscriptions to the New Five Per Ient S,o Coz
of the limited States now amount TO about ~ or
They are coI.identy expected to reach S-Ii,cry in
by the time the New Bonds are ready iof uSa Isas
MAY The proposals OF the Secretary vi w III; nro.
nrv will then be changed To the foSO"lhs PiV
gTamme: u. II. b,,,dred mil
First. Bonds to the amount of three hllndlcu n IL
lions of dollars payable in coin, at tue pl''s - n
the United states. after ten years from VIC ,arv
their ISSUE and bearing interest, payaole q
IN coin nj the rate Of five per cent per aEnun ia
Se,oud Bonds To the amount OF three hauu rs
,nilIions of dollars payable IN CON- at the p'ch.
of the limited States after htteen years from u
Jat. az their issue and bearing interest, Palaulv
quarterly in coin. at the rate OF Tour ana h'i ~
cent per annum. , -. - l,,rsd mil.
limited States after thirty years from the n' eiv
their issue and bearing interest payanle qu,u '''
in coin at the rate OF four per cent per ahhIl'
Subscriptions To the loan VIII nave pi..ici', -
after the aforementioned two hundred lnlnions ~"
taken up, In the following order, namely. -, each
First: Subscriptions for equal amounts Va
class of bonds. MIA NJ honds
bearing interest AZ the rate oi four anu No. a,a az
cent, aud of bonds bearing interest al l'' low
five per cent. - nam, bonds
Third: Subscriptions for any five per cent I'M 1,ns
that may not be subscribed for III the pie'eo'"s
classes. 81, sooo ooo Op
Subscriptions Ia the remainder OF the n"Y
of five Der cents, which are unconuitloun, -. ,bs
going on and the bonds Will soon DO lssu.a " "a
subs, ribers who can receive scrip ' @ "a ngs
vance If they desire Ia pay their goid Oh S 1,
United States Dos at once, III tiiv ,oJ "a ths
common form Registered bonds VIII pc iss.ou W nd
ACCOMMODATIONS of $50 500, 500. Sl,uV. SoVV "r.
SiO,Ov0. aud coupon bonds Of ea,n oenon''A'
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SECOND BOARD,
COND BOARD, / p. VI.

Sale II GOr,ram>f' Bonn: 80.
noo n g. II .....iG. 0o01 l.. $. 500 Con Z,
10 % ..............l7 25o0O ~ Con ILL., q
NJ nu u $40 III Reg ....1. lyOO y o. "
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SATURDAY. April lJ-P. ".

The bulls continue to bear sway in Wall-st,
whIo tho bears to be c0wed; and 50 long as the
speculative spirit and courage OF operators for rsc
keep up fever heat aided by an easy money MARKET
We can see especial reason Why the buoyancY OF the
stock market should not continue for the present The
more sangune among the Spectators do not look for
turn in the tide before next Autumn but the conserya-
ves say and NOT withou; force that with our large
importatons aud comparatively small exports We
must begin to chip gold TO Europe IN heavy
amounts as carly june and that then
we may expect a setback in stock specuaons. Certain
it is that there must be limit TO the advance IN the
price Of stocks hut exactly how, where or when that
limit Is to be reached Is question OF difficult solution
and one which 10 is almost useless TO reason While
an immense business has been done In railway shares To-
day both at the regular Boards and In the Long Room,
particularly the leading stocks yet the feature OF the
day has been Lake Shore, in which the sales cannot
have been less than 10000 shares and probably
more Sales OF about $500 shares had been
recorded on the telegraph tape at o'clock,
and tho business quite brisk in the street for an hour
and half to two hours thereafter SO it would seem
that shares changed hands yesterday equal TO about
oneourth the capital stock OF the Company The larger
purchases OF this stock said to have been by pool
connected with the Vanderbilt party and the e1traord
nary transactions OF to-day according to street gossip
are based upon the thrice-tod tale Of favorable lease
10 the Central and Hudson and large scrip dividend
The pool have been kind enough TO noufy the pubhc
in quiet way that this stock ia "golng up TO i2O
hut IL will be noticed that, Notwithstanding TINS
assurance. buyers kindly accommodated
with all the stock they require at current prices. Con-
neced with this old story up again that OF the
Wabash lease, but it seemed only to keep the price
strong at CO.. while the gossip and persistent buying IN
Lake Shore advanced the price OF That stock TO 1861
which as we have said former occasions
was the highest point reached during this
bull campaign. In the afternoon there were
large sales OF Central and Hudson River at
advanced quotations. A large business done In
Ohos and Union Pacific also at higher prices. There
has been hut moderate business in Chicago and North
Western stocks although they ruled strong The mis-
ceaneous list steady, investment stocks being firm
on moderate sales. Adams the feature Of the Tx
presses and advanced 20 77 The following table shows
the highest and lowest prices Of active stocks made to-
d.
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TANNER & Co, BANKERs No. I'll WALL-sT., NEW
YORK,
Financial Agents for the sale of the First Mortgage
Bonds OF the st. Joseph and Denver City Railroad
Company.
The total issue of these Bonds is $4,000 on ll@
miles Of road completed and now in operation, which
is at the rate Of Sl3,5O0 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 frst-class investment.
and must soon advance in price, as but Limited
amount now remain unsold.
We recommend the securities with perfect salts
faction.
Price "! and accrued interest.
Circulars. maps. pamphlets, &C. furnished
TANNER d Co,
No.11 Wal-st.. ~ City.
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The week closes easy money MARKET call Dor
rowers readily supplying their requirements at and
per cent on hypothecaed railway stocks. and and on
Government bonds. The largo business at the Stock Ex
change tends keep rates at high figures fair bns
ness was done in commercial paper at O. and per cent
though some "gilt-edged" pieces are done at G..
Tho hank abatement was more favorable than
was generally anticipated, the movement OF the
week resulting in net gain to the banks
above the legal requirements OF 6s az will DO seen
by reference to the analysis below The gain In legal
tenders indicates the return Of greenbacks from the IN
terror while the gain in gold is due to tho Treasury
movement This embraced the receipt OF S.l2l,2I0 IN
tho ay OF customs and the paying out OF 100000 in
the regular weekly SALE and s23Os in coin interest on
the Public Debt the specie shipment footing up 621
Tho following the condition OF the Newfork Cy
ta,i,a M tho under. ionel dates: