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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-03
Union Pacific LAxD-GRASr BoyDs.

OFFICE OF MORTON, BLISS " Co, BANKERS,
NEW-YoRK March 70, loIl.
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. 1t is complete in all respects, and
its earnings have averaged SsOO0.0O0 per annum
These Bonds bear per cent interest, coupons paya-
bic April and October. They receivable, at par
in payment for the Companys lands. The total
amount OF lands to which the Company is entitled
under grant from Government is 12,OSO,OOO acres.
The total amount of Land-Grant Bonds issued is
S1O4OOOOO The land sales have already been 292 $50
acres at an average price of 81 46 per acre. The re-
manning 49, III acres, at an average valuation OF
but 81 per acre, are worth S2357423i With the
proceeds Of lands sold the Company have retired
S138OO0 bonds and viii continue to retire bonds as
rapidly as lands are marketed. Col Thomas A. Scott,
Vice-Presdent Of the Pennsylvania Company, and
President of this Company, estimates the net earn
ngs for the ensuing year at $45OO0OO exclusive of
the Land Department., 10 be applied to interest and
dividends. lie says that this result cannot but be
deemed by all practically versed in the history of
new railway lines, as indicating successful future"
MORTON, BLISS g. Co.,
30 BrOad-st.
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The Government expenditures by warrant during
March. exclusive OF the public dcDt, were as follows:
War; s3G5GCo Navy, Sl,jjsl0o; Indians aad Pensions
s25l52lo; civil and miscellaneous S5|5's-o. Total
sl3,25sA.
The State bond market was strong ANA higher ON well
distributed dealings particularly in Teunessocs and
south Caronas the first named having advanced To Co:
CGq for both classes. while the latter CT at the
close. Vrias. new, per cent stronger and reg
iscred old ~ the price reaching 80. Georglas and Mis-
souris were in moderate inquiry. The following were
be bids.
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BAyRING-HoUsE or HENRY CLEws & Co., No. 81
WML-ST.. n. Y.

BAYRING-HoUsE or HENRY CLEws & Co.. No. 81
WAL-sT.. n. Y
Orr business Is the same MS an incorporated bank.
Deposit accounts can be opened with us in either
currency OF coin, subject to check without nouGe.
Five Per Cent Interest Will be allowed on all daily
Balances Checks upon pass through the Clear
ing-HOuse as if drawn upOn any city bank
We issue Circular Letters of Credit for travellers,
available in all parts of the world; also Commercial
Credits We make telegraphic transfers OF money TO
any desired point and transact every description OF
foreign banking business.
We draw Bills of Exchange in sums from II up
ward on ~
The Imperial Bank and Messrs Clews, HIabcht q
Co., London.
The Provincial Bank Of Ireland, the National Bank
of Scotland and all their branches.
We issue Certificates of Deposit, payable on de-
mand or at fixed date bearing interest and available
ut all money centeIs.
Orders executed for Government and 0theE.lnvest-
ment securities: also, Gold and Exchange.
Advances made approved colaterals and against
Merchandise consigned 10 our care.
We make collections of Notes, Drafts, Coupons and
Dividends with promptness on all points, and are
fully prepared to offer Banking facilities upon either
currency or gold basis.
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cent, which is all that Governments pay ut present
price, besides leaving an immediate gain OF about ~
per cent in price for reinvestment.
The subscription price Of the bonds is 90, ana
accrued interest in currency.
All marketable securities taken in exchange, free
of commission and express charges.
HENRY CLEws e. Co, 81 Wall-st.
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W1yJyC IN THE WEST INDIES.


TO me Editor The Trt0"ht'
SIR: wish to state through your columns
that n hotter has been received here from Now-Sork
.tangtlat there j. a company in New-YorR formed for
the nursose Of sulphur mining in Saba with capital oil
soooo As the pruprctors Of the mining company were
here somewhat ovcr year ago and leased several plots
~ land that arc here known even supposed 10 con
tain phur. or any other uiuera that will pay te eA
orSo III digging It's not understood what aval inc az
iial can c except o be wasted IN futile search PERSONS
wishing further information recording the 81 phur pros
rccts here en- address, via II. Kite. q. H. BROWNE
Nfbg. ~. l.. Feb. %. 1871.
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The dizziness extended to tho gold market wnete 'ne
=, 80 ,,on Arr, hut business restricted. The trans
scons were ut ilolaO that having been the uniform
rane 81 the premium rner tone being the result OF
the slight yielding the quotations of our securities at
,ho london Change Tae position OF speculation ia about
divided among buyers and sellers In the gold loan mar
hot the rates we're fat for borrowing IT, o. and per cent
per annnm The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was follows:
Gold cleared s2l 229oO0; gold balances, 12SO292; cur
rcncv balances 81 3S7 93 The following the quota
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HAY Is in demand aud the market steady we quote AZ II
Ssit av and a 81 or Clover Straw fair demand ald grees
arr steady we quote 81 80 for Long, an 9o ~ for short
HOPS are in moderate request and prices steady We quo" 10"
80. for the better Of 1870
market last The large arrivals and inesl essas
crop aud only moderate Southern and local deMsni nave A
10 ne depression noticeable this lay week Ihe STOCK so
ARR incres and exports show decided increase a. com
The early part March and with uniaVorible L'eo2 al 49,,
very little market Dealers prefer 20 purchase 0l I"
their rrsng wants hold mOierite stock possible a. @
sie.t reports the West adj 10 previous estimate. o. s R
Hence tie speculative feeling has greatly subsdel ana M
tn ure bss been chiefly confined purchases 90 cover
contracts. The sales for the future reseh Vlp pu g
seier jnne and July and S2l l2t seller Ap ana VA
al seller three OF fonr months Prime Mes limited business &
beer done; eirlr the week : ~ was accepted ot an
II has been held at 250 sl9 ~ but hear OF No s - u
40 ,nl nr. ere nominal Al tie cose to-day The Pofs marhl
mains very dull both wholesale and retail and pnfs ar s.
unchanged we sales Of We quot A. ~
delivery the market ui snl p'es t, - IN, mar
snd IN 23ssked for months Beef in moderate rel As
ket Is stsait sales $50 bbs. olOd rs for Pan ts a
s Extra Mess Fierce Bs,i remains ss 90 PM Mess ami
S23d for India Mess Beef liams are seaIi h N - .
tied sales Of TO- bD 81 800 ,Sg. AZ Td
Ont Meats not active an Irregular sales !" ~ PSI III ~
ale for Shoulders and 3dl3e Tor Hans Bacon t os. ~,
prices nominal AZ l0c il offered Tor r9o M ,,, dpD
dun bat steady quote 8ids.e for ' Ian sales Of
i75 bbls aud ll.c for No i III a. ur dsuv.
fair 20 prime aud l2t dl2c Tor hr - MI. m JsIs At
sr the market Is seak with l2sc asked or MAY q" oOs ~
lc.i and on the spot l5C bb g . 10 GOOD request an
prices sre steady. We quote: 80, ,., sool 70
State Orange Co. pals.&S daO Nesa U.s. 40
Fira ana nav nrA 'uo az Ohio sud goOd 20 oa
nrA sna half sr tabs a Par % soei ..sqo.T' a."
CHxE.rwfSe market Is dull and heavy We quote: 10
choice b ~ .......l6 al6t elolcs ,..'''''''l d a.
n rsr 20 so coca "a cbo Ia no Oho-Faeo good
Epg. Dairy, Conn.....'''''N None
Ohio ,xn ny nS1s ~ PACKING YARDS A'p
'io'A w 'o sRooNLYS APRIL l. ISL
OL. aHdA or Pork 49,, "a.
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NEW LOAN OF THE UNITED STATES

To fhe Edif0r or The Tri6uae.
SIR: The subscriptions to the new per cent
Loan OF the United states reported at the Treasury TO
Saturday last amounted to sjOGOO0O The same day the
lst of April schedule Of the Public Debt issued,
showing "a reduction since March l. in the principal OF
81 Oh psi and in the interest charge upon the Debt OF
SjI5,5j7 per annum. The following table exhibits the
progress reduction i'm the Pubic Debt ana in the an-
nual interest charge thereon since the Debt reached it,
inaxinlm at the close OF the War of the Rebellion:
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% 7. ? %
Exports SINCE SEPT. !, 1870, TO hArh
D-safu nf.nar

FREIGHTs-Th has been quiet except for Cotton sst
pool higher asked the moderate GpPy q oh ie
Ss s1 ss1e Tn veDoo 900 bales Of Cotton . for
Wheat ga asked To London go oS' Eoar b I A.
1ese At iSc The To Liverpool British nip TA
zoS esss Cotton on Pss -, Ts a. 81 "a y WIN 20 bS
DO 10 and vessel with u 90 cases Refined
GRAY-Ths heavy feeling distinguished Ehes, marie, at
the date Of our ., has since continued hoq tines hfner ehg
adyes and continued coli weather he North and West Initiating
10 arrest The downward tenncY The demand mainly confined
70 New Spring for export m no, 6uySg 20 any 1itsn f saIrs
closed ind the stock much concentrated
: aSD II s4ui 4 5e e . at al. fa Rs O &
induced mrs and shippers TO bold back but With better spY
demand the has proved light much 10 Than
mil have eonsne tEer purchase. 70 White and
latter has declined slightly All tie former mas ruea ha ns %
that year and Of sPns they bold about one bal. ,ae quantity
Tue toh o. I.B enIos nv s ~ Summing popt. A. The West
liberal the South and Of Canada are large that
The Of ola spring Wheat IN the eoas Pos5, and = iy
made rapid progress getting n their spring red and
Illinois ,5 and W. Ss. From s al s y he country W. lave very
favorable reports Of the growing crop and the prospects are y nes
States The export. Of the week are eoeso busls,
sgans 10000 bushels the corresponding week '
Europe stimulating mirket Winter offered less freely soand
active the demand chiefly for Spring oo0 bash At 81 y
for Old Mixed Spring. 81 FOR 80 CHICAGO snng IN store ,
wauIec IL store II 81 for no Milwaukee poat: 500 bu.h
Amber o. ahoti and 5000 bush No Spring to arrive
ia MAY > 50 ast evening. Barley more ave and u steady
$500 bush Canadian od 81 70 the a'ter va some
at 81 49, and aetiye the sales arr 90
afoa; Western e7e., in store, 69Gsic aso,t nt
latter choice and Old DO at &C. n i,orei STATE a, y. a.
the 500 bush Western 81 l2i aaoat and STATE 81 ID
The market closes a With good demand sses $500 bu
Western sssd At ssqeSG END Fancy At &C Se55e m '''
HNf"N'' 'H'' ~, 'i,-I,,,,' oibs-
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legal feseryt HlGt'O9o @fol'fOA pee''@'--'
The advanced prices in Government bonds noted dur
ing the last day or have been barely maintained to-
day though the market has been firm. The total sub
sclptons 10 the loan foot up OOoOo ald there is
no serious doubt entertained Ivy Secretary Boutwell, that
the remaining s4OOOOO of the offered for uncondi-
tona subscription will be promptly taken up Messrs
Fisk a. Hatch report the prices FOR Government bonds
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Of ~ 5Oa 90 IS ' - 49, ~ ''"naA
bkDoa CoRN-Con 10 limited request ve supply liberal ,,
usually 70 Tor the the close prices
st Sci MTed Sc Medium Green SINE Brush .d ~
at Be- Brooms hsve sod freely 81 ii - IS per dorm
COTTOS-The market duh and vesk b M eorsr.<
pressing wants the sales Jl bales eyenIsg ,s
800 for export 8 for consumption and IS neeon 70, 49,
delivery sales last evening SO for April g. 10 Cor M y,
- l16d BE 40 fer June at 200 fof lane At l3 "A "
day SO for April al l3Jie 1850 for MAY - iilsai IA g.
Juue at 10 l6G3 100 for July al , AMI lo for August Al IA.
W. nnnte
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Dantira Ataoemies.

A pODWORTH's DANCING CLASSES
M FOR LADIES. GENTLEMEN. OR CHILDREN.
MORNINGS AFTERNOONS, EVENING. Now receiving Pnp
No 2l2 khae, Twenty Iths or No bsi Nfths'e SeHu "
q CIRCULAR
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Qeatbers.

THEACHERS WANTED for English, French,
German os Painting and Music, introduce TO Families,
Schools and Seminses Send for Mutual Plan Address with
,tampl AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL UNION No ~ Broadway.
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THIS MONSTER EDITION
PosTPoEE TEE PUBLICATION,

VI have printed rud hound oe single copy can &c '
4 the IF-., aLl i has Ices decided 20
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WHAT I KNOw OF FARMING.

IN, IS really e o. best hooks tst las ever teen ~
M lrr- lis f Of plain. practical fesoe N upon iuSA'- many
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a. iar1a after lie.
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Coleman Bcnedict's c.osing quotations were
aforementioned dates

The subjOined table shows the highest and lowest
prices active stocks United states securities and gold
made during the week. well as the closing quotations
of each week al the aforementioned dates
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WHAT i KNOW OF FARMING.

sc- n wow onvi ~ mil ol Of eoTes hvey m' ouy'
o. have clr, sl1 sl.r o7tlt .td -,-roao D. , Il,
u cl-ir 10 be u fhs hsIsO. over man woman ana emu III w
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tlt.L
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HENRY A. HEIsER's Sons,
BANKERS,
No. II BROAD-sT.,
Opposite the New-YOrk Stock Exchange.
Buy and sell on Commission,
RAILWAY STOCKS, BONDS,
GOLD,
and
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
Interest dllOued on deposits,
Subject 10 check at sight,
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
To parties seeking perfectly safe and remunerative
investments, we especially commend the FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS of the NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. These bonds are payable in gold
at the expiration of thirty years. with interest pay
able in gold semi-annually, at the rate of $40 per
amnum, and are first aud only mortgage upon the
Road its rolling stock and franchises and also upon
valuable landgrant of % acres permile OF road
Maps and pamphlets fully descriptive Of tins koad
and its bonds can be obtained of JAY COOKE " Co.,
Fiscal Agents n. p. r. r.. No 20 Wall-st., New-forK
One of the Best Investments in the Maiket-Sl'
Louis and South Eastern First Mortgage Convertioie
Per Cent Gold Bonds, issued upon hnlshed roau
running TO St Louis and doing profitable business
Price 02l and interest. Inquire for particulars Oh
GEo. OppYKE & Co, No. % Nassan-st'
NJ X JEsuP & Co, No. IL Pine-st'
and al the Office of the Company, 81 lhberty-st'
NOTICE
The quarterly interest due April on the "oii
Bonds of the State of Georgia VIII be para on ana
after that date on the surrender OF the coupons at
the Fourth National Bank.
RUFUS b. BULLOCK. Governor OF Georgia.
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.......lCO per cent. sNj. IN, ~

Tho aggreoate amount "a imports exclusive OF specie
and dry goods at the port Of NewYork for the week
ending March 81 1871, was S956l foreign dry GOODS
s4C25725, making the total entries Sl1 ,93O,2S6
The cotton movement tor the week shows large
decrease I'm the receipts but favorable line Of exports
The receipts at all the ports 777 bales against
81 2s bales the previous week The total receipts since
September 1870 1872 23l bales, against 2O66 bales
for the corresponding period OF the previous year. snow
ing an increase of bales In favor OF the present sea-
SON The exports from all the ports for the week were
III IA bales against 72525 bales the week last year.
The total exports for the expired portion OF the cotton
year are 27 go bales against 400 bales for the same
time last year. The stocks at all the ports are 57o3l bales
against 49,, 296 bales last year.
The Philadelphia stock market was steady To-Day
Pennsylvania Gs third issue, sold at 1914; Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad, 27i; Reading Railroad. 5li, and
Pennsylvania Railroad. G2t. Gold closed at llOs.
The san Francisco stock market was depressed today
the quotations being follows Kentuck, $40; Belcher
siO Crown Point 1852; Chariot, si2 Imperial $50 6o;
Savage ss4 80; Choar s76 Norcross, So; Spring valley,
sl9 Gould Curry $50 Ophir 81 50; Yellow Jacket co.,
The following shows the exports exclusive OF specle)
from the port Of NewYOrk to foreign ports for the week
Guiding March 49, and since the beginning OF the year,
20, III. ,... + iseo IS s ls52 siieii1Is
Previously rpoiteL..... %,Io''''' J'G65S Si2l4o9o
Since Since Il s"i%'' s0nm'@' t"i iSI
The following shows the imports Of foreign dry goods
and general merchandise at the port OF New" lor inc
week ending March 81 and since the beginning Of the
year: ~
FOr h,W,,s. lSND. .l2rg;. - l.s
l-.
General Merchandise. 52t,z-b '''o"S' ''''f''i
Total for the week.. T,J241 s2a5laee $1,000
Previously reportei..... bs+4bn o'''''io oi'-''o-
Total since Jan l.... SstJ1l'i HIJdbt5. S5ll-o+, u
Tile following are the dry goods imports holuueu III
fine above for the same period:
FOR ne rek 1859. lS7O. lNIi..
Entered At the port. f2.ll3,l6 ~lVfIll3 ~if.-'.I2
Thrown 2.4obf'tb -,oi1t5'Z f'OJL"f'
Jan. |.
Entered az tie port... HJOl52ul +l'N5 ~ S5lei7,o
Thrown % market...... 29Ji9,lA a,44iLb JI5it'S
TIE exports OF specie for the week ending April
were follows:
Total for the SiZ5l
d..
r., Ina. t,,.rt 1871 -.. sit l3l 8s2
The following Is comparative statement OF the eN-
ports OF specie from the port of NewYork to foreign
ports FOR years. for the week ending April and FOR
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WHAT / KNOW OF FARMING,

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Iruted Publishers found uCcessay tfd v
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57 s.s. vo 90 Fg PFC. 81 ct Discount to he taie
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WHAT I KNow or FARMING.

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prnied. bound q elegant cloth covers. vita slh bach
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The Public Debt Statement for April shows the very
gratifying decrease during the month OF March OF ST.
OH OIL making total decrease under President Grants
Administration since March l. 1909 Of $2l5jG13. Tie
following are the figures:
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CoPPRY-rhe continues dull bat holders Offer heir s.np
s.oG 1 ana S,I, Jyn s mat. 1 "a. s s
Mssbo 80 DO. Lsgusyra 2S DO Jmea bt DO st. Dcnnso
ss Do Costa Rca, s do ss'snlA sn DO hsncn aud 500 70
Nslsbsr -,
nce been more apparent the s nu,aeou Liverpool
d, TIE ey unfortunate state thar IN rsns haze rva bayern
considerable falling Of State ETirns has ben sight ths.. beng
comparatively scarce and generally ma aso' 1 ly
September; this unusual when shpI re ssi me srsss
and ., 10 70 Is Ps1 ss5 SSf 90 .. Sso ~ "a sss
sale and these much lower ana nesy oasfto Witt
p P,%y g d. S.7' for ruled se ' present. s1N YER. zen s
hence proved light snd We have e sk sg r
and surene bese have slightly have soh se .hd
moderate supply UD:o0nd hs been 70 i'[ I p 81 ON, AZ
made M Of the medium grades been pressed on ne ns,
2aOc per bbL lower the prospect o. a'. oenSs o. s n
dull and Re,v S1 Family S.nds are b i No
Superan market closes strong and larry Anh Ne
s sss; i5' III so oo IS ssSss Ohio Ind &c i'Sss
Ir s,nd ses sslSAG II T.d' s s,s;; 100
@ss,n f s5Sp SS' En- Ohio lad y. 1sh dss
%hs.; r.; sc St Ess: b Tsi f F &c
Ohio and MieS.- 500 80 GsSe,ee EIrs brand. goo s.
ss.s FSs, GSs sc' s ,: 40 S Sss We qs
Bait. Alex. and IeorgetoSn mred 70 god saf % sgs
Bait Alex. and Georseown Extra and fa"pA 90
Richmond COUNTY Ertra...'~'''''"'''''''''''' SO 90
Georgia and Tenne..e. BIr. $50 IS
Rye Flour dull and hesyy TIE sl s:,s md
Corn Meal is demand and steady; the sales are 80 bbs
Gliding 100 bbs Golden Bar at 50 We quot;
Corn Meal, Western 1se C. Meal Brwe PC al o'S .
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