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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF sRw-yoRK ...sEPrEHszR&
CLEARED.
ste.n.Ag City q Ilns Or, J..;ssa MSspeG jPha g Dale
ss:. oso ss 0i ss..s o;.
y x:s: n:.:' A s:ss. s s,Sp Co.
..1:ss csas Yn See s"ss i.sts Ss :sssiD CO.
s.:.. y.1; ss,. Hsss P Pss sG,s S i a.
s s:.:ss B p:s: ,s s: Fss.ss A.
sss:":sp Remodel Hamilton s...4: webb
se:nsSp Aber., Couch Norfolk. City POia. and Richmond
ssssn.sip Astsadss Green rAl.dspsi, W krip..tet
sss.n:sp Ysses Paios PSsaepb Ior. Steamship.
ste.nshp Regulator Freeman. Wilmington c. LOard Steamship
1s;ss ss: sss ..s s.'T ~.
So So e cisy 81 srooiyn osssns Soa. He.ail
Hugs Nsr olssn oaeen'0wn or Falmouth wsDd Tsa'
Ss ris. oGs 6 o:a Ssss tow
M,,is c,sn.c q..l lamb cgt ior ORDER ssr'5s
En- sa SsSfh
Bari Bari S Nan. md es Cen. s ss c.
Brig Daphne Pss..ia. GOuoeses Ens James W. glvsl Co
e. I sa ss:e ass:
s SsSS Ss'i h. SSSaSs'' c. Evans Ball &C"
s sS S.t Gu ssSS s.';Ss yss
s sSr a Msras B.%s: sssssa b ss Ss
s sssr WI A.sa Sssfs sss M.1 t.nS
soAr. Geo. Washington Peck. Stamford.
ARRIVED.
Steamship w,nsus Fish, Bedford with nd' and pass to Fer
ship seesys Pans sssd DAYS from Boston; IN ballast
Ba sTsos (sf Prince BdWsd' I'Afd orss Gass Bay u days.
ses ~, J.. c,ea t st. Andrew. H.s..y M..qaas, b.
sS! May E.s of JeAp N b. Britt s. George, B. days.
seA. Cub. (Rr Baldwin s. GserG. B. 1y, Stsh iaeeH
'''~ .cnoos.m-nrv,s AND ccAsrvpr. d..
Nav Morn Iseisonville We've, vhyin,A
n Z NM, yIrrinIs II. Newell Virginia.
Barbar. Virginia sg1' nYIN
TSns' go snsSa yir.,nI, K TX scsiaas yrfaa
i r Eslssy Wrrna J. O. Ferris, Virginia. d .
slyss S:a t.sses, s Eek s' ts sssSs:s
asar ss sSsSssSpor Enn Asssr.os Ei,..a.sAPOft
h.a,. EA.sssSpsA x Gsrssy HassssthposI
Idsialds Hhsabshpert rs.sss, fsfi Asns,oA
s: g II ss :' p; 5es..s. fs JssA
wmisS SSssS Accelerate, n WI closA,. | 80
= sx. oas 4, s,~sss ,fs.sias n ahsas, City Il Lns'sA
s.s Ia Qsses s H.s9se ynsa isr ksszss Is1s %
Hsyss, IA Prsasss II BsrssAA Hsrs4a LnAasse' "
- -, Domestic 'PoRT6-
"a, p, ,..,o ssuA -AHvi sesapsh1 hsnsns ~ LaaAnf
sAir Js.es Asiss Asspss', md sAnlossass~ s'@
yoRRIeN FORTS.
o TS.Yo ssyI TO- Dssha osssss''"s to-day and Poessasd
DISASTERS.
Ioxneu Sent Tho hp Grsshp from ne Wess isds eoshe
o1 Sss "a. ssSSsrsd Of prOshed aud Al. board
100" lFor Lasst SAip &s.cs gee fyffA Paas.l II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29
DRCIsIONS-SkPr. %.

Superior CosrESpeaal Terw.By Judge McCn nil
Prseei Klein ait J. " BadenhsreOrdr granted Charles Fsn
ins ss Thomas acArhuOrdsr granted VIM Squire agI Ny
roaS peaL-Order granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29

7l43. .Hsbbsrd al. MsBgels-
75Is. Wolf Ast Brennan.
TAT. Swain at. 0hswsld.
Couar OF GENERAL SESSION.
I. Thomas hc0airc, robbery
.. .Msry Wilson and Susan Lock
wood, petit larceny.
3..Wn. Berry and Henry Nc
Dermott. grand larceny.
T.. WA Kennedy, grand larceny.
CRY CoUK1
%. .Rosenbusch sst. Shaifer.
t0a. Arthur agt. Spnngstan.
~. .WestbTook agt Cans
40. Maxwell sgt. Hawkipk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29
EOR LIVERPOOL,
VIA oURgNsrowD.
CARRYING THE q. 8. MAILA.

CARRYING THE q. s. MALTA
TIE LIVERPOOL AND GRRAT WESTERN STEAM C0nrAn
win dispatch one Of their tcs full power iren ssr 'eassa
FROM PIER No. 40, n. r., EVERY WRDNRsDAL
feIlows:
WYOMING Capt WHrszRAr........O etoeer AsSLa
MINNESOTA Cspt'T. " PRsxxAx. October II, at s:"na
IDAHO. Capt PRICE,. H. 1G"lA
MANHATTAN Capt J. B. PRIoE..... October ~
COLORADO Capt T. p FRkzxAs. .Esrsbsr l. n 3;shA
WISCONSIN, Can't November O. al SO
Cabin passage, eco, gold
st.sss p..ss iOace. No % Broadway, 80. csrrssg
For ffsigit cabin passass. sppyto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29
NATIONAL LINE.

Prom Pier Ne n, NORTH River.
. FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL;
ITALY fGrogas SATURDAY, sept y, n,he
SPAIN SATURDAY Oct I, atleaB
FOR LONDON, DIRECT -.
HBLVB1fA Grgs. ..bATUkDAf, Octoosf -
Psse 70 Liverpool Qseensoss eshs S7s aad sesi ss
S3s currency Prepaid Storage tickets from Lrsrpss Q'N
Loudoaderry. or glasgow SR esresey. 49,
Tor farh.i particular. sppy the Comesny' 0ses 49,
T. W. D. nVHoA -
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1i4i. .lbrsms ,st Psrdy.
7it9. Barnet al hoCleery.
1850. Clark sst Leslie.
BEDFORD, J.--Opeos al II 4 n
S. .susan Lockwood. grand larceny
g.. WIN. Reich. grand larceny.
I. George W. Harc, grand larceny.
Q. Charles hsDgle, grand larceny;
o. Oscar Davis. Michael Ran. and
Jobs Leopold, grand larceny.
-BaooKLIs.
-. .Coukhu sgt Sherman.
SIS. Kelly agt. Pragsn.
10. III gnsa agt. DeYereauL
81. .Ceb syt. Weaver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29


NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ FOR soUrHAsProH AID BREMEN
n: ..' Ohio Be e:s .G s:.'f "a
S2 1As CT e iosD %vsk AND
JpIYlBLs II soLp EauIvALzSr NJ cuasucIl
~ rrst cabin .'''"s
Second cabin
Yer sesst or passage, sppJ 70 OEIRIcHs Co. lsss
only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CONnHrs nAn
sTgAMsnIRs BErwRks NETWORK AND HAyRE, CALLING
ne ssl.add vessels s .,sd. .ss for he C.aasss zu ri
from PET No. 50 North River. as fOllOws:
tFkHRTrR sArTsDAE s.Ts.ss
70 BRssT OR HAyRE.
f"' S;Sla TICKETS # sis' ssSUcsD IiTIi
Thsss steansr 90 sss eary sssraEe o.s.eexeT
~ .ss E. , .s..: s: :. s1.a sss es;d
e: "a ss S ' So se sss: s
WHITE STAR LINE.
w kRwY0ak, CosE; AID pn L w sso..
E Tnk ks III F ElkdssT Pa sEE s0n
OCEANIC, iTT1RCTIC, RErusfH bs,ra
., fro. SEQ e.. :. s s;4;nass -. 1. THURS
Days, ssd Cork Hsreor the day following
BALTIC, 0eesbes T. at uLn.
e ecksSaic os SssSss a H. . :n,rn
Prom the wSH. star Doei: Psroll. Ferry, Jsny StL
Passenger nod..Ieus ttSr ~ ei,.se. S..s ''.,
Saloons ,ta.s-rooms noisx room and bathrooms pi, =.
motion fsl sorgsoas&sd sswsrdssssd ssT
RATEs~s:oou, ESQ., sold s.eens-, go currency Tss. -
Ing senA sr fsnas rsa tho Old County 90 asv sstn ~
f...ss. ssst.d . = q A-srs. Para A.a-s
EIcarion dei.H granted q loves. aies
sa e;s Information; ,''s :; .ss =: c, ss
Il J., ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29

UNT1EEDI, STATES EAT I$s,. iMsaE;yW;zEALAND. md
~: s - zi' . e; :: e. r ..s
Pc cs.s: ..ss.. s;'ss t. a;sa;': =. Tss r..
; ;s;. s IT, , s:s:. ri, - y e s;,:
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
L UNITED srArss ,.d BRAZIL STEAMSHIP conlsx
; EsR al c. ss w. e csss = -' .''
s SETa z ssssS1 e s.ss J. s!
r. r. .:. s nj e e. :s n ID &c
''ssrwiss 4 ; Sass5 lss ..s;s s....,
HAVANA, PR0GRES0 and VERA CRUZ,
"a Ss, K M,.s:
i Is skF ESG Han. TsRs
S"h'sA' OF ''-'s' 'PPy sLExArpss Sons % s....r,
NCH0RR LIN Ss;o E AIEISsDx To GLAS
EVERY s Ar ks = s ssp WEDNESDAY
AUSTRALIA Saturday ssps ,ei KgRoPA wsd:s..y o.
f S. ;..::s =. O. & s .: g: s. g
ga s''s' tickets '. ;Ss,s R:s. ~ SaorHras
RALTIC LLOYD. ~
- r. sEErrY dire. ss.sA.s T. caaisrAssAsD 400
IL sss sI.:s I rss !s ss' ''' "N
s.i =. saS :ss.s raAsf CO. Darn
i il; s :, g.: g.. e .s... Nod.
he received md Arsesk Mis- Il sdi,s sgasL ys hiF ya
apply wENDT RAMAKISBERa. Asest 0kcs 70 Brosdss
TT 8. MALL TO HAVANA. =
.s:. .A tTs ssf! 1G6 as irssss ssf TO- -
iron Pier No 4. North Rivr 49,.
MISsOURI, C.pt T. n. Morton tvs Essas,..
soRsS CASTLE, 9.es 2 "a Aa.-'..
For haghs paassse sppy 70 W. DiEoCK, Prssaeas
= No Bsvhafrso
IMAM LINE. For QUEENSTOWN and
LIyERPOOLRoy. Mail Steamer 2po.ted % ssl sss:
CITY OF bhOpkLfE ecpt ~ 5HA
CITY OF BsuST0L THURSDAY. Oct niA
CITY " PAklS,..... OcL
CITY OF NRW-IORk Ocl II,
AnJ each succeeding SATURDAY sad THURSDAY from na NJ
North River $4,000.
PAYABLE IN GOLD. PAYABLa cuxxsSoI
FIRST CABN-.........eTs SrEEhAaB; .............-eN
To LcnAon. 30 To London. y
Tc Pufs ~ To farh ~
Passengers also forwarded havrs Haab,, swsds- svy ~
Denmark, reduced rates. 49,
>. bossA hsss .. moderate rssss By p''ss v
Tor farthr iujSrnstos apply ct he Csa pssys 0nes-
JOHN o. DALE Agent No BfeatsH IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29
COURT CALKNDARs-TnD DAT,

MAINE Counr-TRIAL TERn-PARf Iu-JoAoansn 5-CaIsnoh
silsd nj IL l. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29

syrs owing oomparson of the relates OF debt 70
Nth int & 0a1 20 70
$4,000 spend in disseminating Information In New
brunswick" said prominent business man IN 81 John
the other day would guarantee that th1eefourths Of
the people would be in favor OF annexation In less than
party OF men who believe that the ultimate destiny Of
an the !. aesorpa9p IN the United States 6at
Arss sep toward that end Ths people q the colonies
soyern@ent sAoad, oy treaty sdra thsm over 70 the
the other hand the British 0overnment would DO fey
to opposes dloya any sttempt Of The colonies them
ips at once shSt Of the sreat Republic IT, therefore,
premature they think 70 ats,e for annexation, which
can 9Riy come after @ tsS = inss
nationality and frisndfy interecurse Win the q
b followed Inevitably by union Of The Two nsisa
"a an Common and cheslns
the same attA6Smsnt 20 freedom and se6-scyernment
IN inaspeent pSw we s9 saS make make ssf Osn
y q = S4I:: s gRs;;.s 81
'Hsi: $4,000 : e a e sss xyop. .s.r. ,sn
Ten 81 q .,ss IN; SsS
5 90 :Ss - a. s!
tnoes ana saH SoDs ~ eeasnhnstee vn b peepsnsd
S sS 3 ~ ssE
scosiSn % me- ytsssrSsy sbsSy niibsDS IsSpls d
&, s.as: 6: .ss;, ssSs
them. and ' he W ns.sT Essss y1assns:. q tSs
North, four ntilisnsJ Of people gfetehed gut in
s ss s 81 sss Ss s. S:ss = s
may 90 well naks np lnds 70 eus dssny for these
y ss wat 70 sh..Eels An Amsrisal fsatsntf long
f.s.0 lI IL al rfs,ka I Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29

ne mex. GSe the e west ss had %sE
ever snSSer was made, the bogus conductor infeoed
the Immigrant that the amount was greater than tne
Sy:s e .se rod ss%sn SSo Wss rsrsS red and
sSS s,H 5 fe Ss Ss
Ssiiy Ia tSs trains DO not run nor does the Ygn
TAR Conductor mako his FouAs unt the cars are OUTSIDE
tSss pas Cns however wrote bscf story
were cauEAt trisd convicted and are now serving
Bead 1Ss Ia19s. VIE Ply as. trade openly there here
are ter. g I've aS 70
Thsse little place. on WestS Into which eniErSnte
sieS e g: gsRsS. Money saaassS for Ss
daring operations Ths EpoAS Of operating In these
isSes 70 ohAage ths Oys ana charge 40 OF "a per
I'm TSs SGanSaE G 9aeSaSse ns
thS bait cveFeigas ies p: per- ISesy inseesA SsSv
Srs ss e. :ts%ps1 i tSs ssns way, With Queen
inr"ais 80 81 Ss de, md the Eag ioysl
To oh ma sA,se nStteSS sss in.srSs6 On sStA
SS H o4stssn, I'D sSs Sstst coiS :asllsE tAsI tSs
sf1Sss i SaSdSs ga IA sees hit,e " tsSa Is
H $500, and RAHy an sn'srhnt tAoA sees's g
At't - = y xisS rst strprras Am, ,a %, T..
Ss psssshs yAs commit these frsads gre regularly o.
1890 a. osnstvs Ind hdys operations oefstve
$3.50 ~ $1,000 IA fdstenSive against the law,
s.rs =; NJ nsSy Of thsu but shstsx have eonsdsr-
sbIs "a VseId power 81 DE pom They are
~ Al JAR szNsA u stsk gSlt;csl tnfAencs nAkee
% cSseies Moore, d man q the bed q me Lae y
=. e S:ss ssssss rs SaS % a: o
H ~ e: SrSss e Ssas GSSs
- ss ss si'St - FssRs & as''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
July INVESTMENTS.

Jay Cooke g. Goa now selling the First Mortgage
7-3e Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company, bearing Seven and Three-Tenths per Cent
gold interest more than per cent currency, and
secured by first and only mortgage on the entire
Road and equipments, and on more than 23,c0O Acres
of Land to every mile of track, 500 Acres of Land
to each $1,000 Bond. The highest current price will
be paid for IT, S. FiveTwenties ar all other market
able Securities received in exchange. Pamphlets,
maps, and full information will be furnished on APP
pication, by JAY COOKE IL Co, Philadelphia New
York, and Washington, and by most Banks and
Bankers throughout the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03
WEDNESDAY, August 2-P. NJ.


Prices at the Stock Exchange were trlfle
higher to-day most Of the prominent stocks, with
very moderate business. Toledo and Wabash reached
point Of hesitation and fell off fraction in the morning,
and the same feature was developed In the Ohio ana
Mississippi operations. In these stocks there has I'M
doubedy considerable realizing by the street oper-
ators who went in at prices OF per cent lower tna
those now ruling. N Y. Central was steady without
much change. The strongest stocks of the day were
Northwest lin which there quite an active move
mentl, Pacific Mail, Lake Shore, and Western Union
The movements indicate skiful manipulation and are
in most Of the examples successful enough
to enable the operators TO put up prices
upon very moderate purchases, and then
to realize upon the buyers who at this stage get
"hnts that the stock undergoing galvanzng process
ia "a good thing" The reported dsaffection in the
Union Pacific ring TO have had good effect on the
stoekprovokng probably the support of its friends to
counterfeit the effect Of the statement IL any breach
has actually threatened 1t Is not improbable that 1t
has been healed There has been recovery OF from Il
to per cent in Hannibal and st. Joseph during the day.
and the stock TO have passed its lowest point OF
depression. The losses upon this stock within the past
three or four months have been severe large pur-
chases having been made at from 90 to lO0 upon the
expectation Of a scrip dividend which has not yet
been declared. The Boston interest, which had
sold out the high figures is now, we hear, replacing
stock The earnings of the road which for some time
past had shown decline, gradually improving In
the afternoon the market stronger throughout and
q larger business transacted. Northwestern was
the leading stock the entire list very firm.
While these shares attracted the chief attention and
corded the marked advance quite large business
was the other prominent speculative specalties.
and the fluctuations appear below. We note sales OF
Fort Wayne at 90; Delaware Lackawanna, and Western
1854 a109; and Chicago and Alton 12i In the miseel-
aneous list there was nothing worthy Of comment. coal
gtoc ks bpin Express shares
strong The following table shows the highest and low
est prices OF active stocks made today:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY Aug. 2The catle len Monda I ssfeen for
all sau
fair supply the arrivals being 3is ears Forty
eghst FOrtea-, and Communpaw There s not noch
IN Forty
Elliott. % Ohio sheep, So4S O &C. 10 Cana
a no rs 6Iei Il0 Virginia &C.; 400 do 50 S 6.c
Kire so Is sleep IS rs at &C. Isl Canaa lambs s3as
7lc., 40 of6Jt rs at lie
Barnes sold 23 Kentucky sleep " u.s. sts
and 205 Kentucky lsqbs, 81 lbs AZ 7c
Judd Il buckingham sold 1874 Ohio sheep 80 Bs at Sie.
Ks Isnyr o SO arse We tern 81 D. Mat ilc 23 poor
4lc Ohio lambs, 50 sRi 81 Of y n AZ lie
N Pidcock sold mostly State sck i" In
sheer Ohio 70 h Sci 20 VI 80 n a. .e ~
Of SO n Al Gle: - Indiana lambs 81 h, ate
~ Ohio sheep 80 10, at SEE and 100 PtDnsJ'inia
lambs. 81 h. a. lie -.
hossAnvals COmmunpaw 20 az Fodieib-s and
direct onarr, 23i ID state hes f awe
Western would sell at 1i Dress are ea ih"s "
l1l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
HnnAnU spR TsftL

LvFRPo0r Aug 2-l0.JO mCoton opened shade brmert
Miallrr L pisuds SD. Mddhng Orleans sti =,
l. vpoS Aug 2-30 C0Hsel opened at 99i Tor mone nd
UBted States t'ei"ehH ooh"s ~
1885, od, gl 1915, e2 Ttn-For~s, ";
pAu,s Aug -Eyening. elssed AZ 3ot &c
IoNpoS Aug 2-:o mC0nsols for money, sStdss ior ue e
ccupt, e3i "A -.
LryERiOoI Aug 2E30 m-co;on nne' 'o'A Wv W.
for Fine Westsr Phne Ness .,., /, -, -. "A
=. Nonsos closed
e cecant Iuiel Five Tveay bOrs, o.s VS. iSo'r On"
Va lGIs glt. TsnPortes, ~. -, o,. Az.
FRANKFOET, Aug l--United Sta'es fHei"'HN '' ~ -
.ssto Of | g.
PARIs Aug. 2-ReI,es 55L 62c ann, u.L.s.
ed; Mdllus ocsn. 9d sales Of the day t2' bales w '''
port and speculation. - $500
LONDON AGe. 2-Eyeping.--Linseei OIL S1 ~
Byening.-lur. AZ.
LIvERro3 2Auiyed Aug l. haTk Ranger IRON w
june ~ with az bales Ceoni bark Gentle nom Sssten June 10
With 40 tales Of CStO3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS

2stoh Low Mildling rouinaV Al l5ds
Pour doll Wheat Consoahefh
yellow, Mixed Western d and
at 650cc Oats active at 4odsoc ffo
visions uue BANGED whisky Inehsrg~- 49,.
PuuIprfPHIA aCc,cn quet hdding Crans lsi a3oe
DO Oesus o dull aud qncen barely msnsisei super
tne a. TSb; Extras i2lG s. PehrsyaHia Extra Fsas
.o spnHg Wheat 80 :eG 81 2si iudsns and on
q, Fancy lots ~ SV SO So Whest "a iS~ dcr
,ales 2l,,o tnsh New ke at ~ eGSl 81 AmSsr 81 SIs. -
Corn-seaty ifgy; sales lVcS 3rsS NuNi.
yellow. o9siOc. Mnd Wcs,srs 6ietge 0ss-cul fet New ~
t3Q.s sale Choice White Western to1ee erw
Rio ridlaie; Lsgusyra I5d ISLE gold segr-dmord g'ci ~
rli ,s Psi Gos Refining Cuba 9e9ie Grocer fras
elCg Of buFess for stock ff VISIONS
dali AID huger Pe,rOlam steady Crude lsSi nc
tined "a czsc WHISKY steady, wsen IN Iron, *te o..,
MENFn Aug. a-Coon dal pres noniss reee5.s, seaa
sp,aess - bales stock, (acual eoustl ttoo bales
sod M prices 'lss az So go Ca srsi nd YEA .s us
drl AMI prices have declnet tadtsc Pork dnl AND lfs "a %
dull lohes anroas 70 schi uerce Oe bacon s
h. dcAue; shonlers Clear lib Side Iiei Osa ~
Aug 2.lour IN dsuaIdi Double hhs, r.
Trp;e Rstra Con moderate demand Me &C WITT,
* g. lover. Nea $50 Sci Old, % Af
selling AZ Bran hm az ~. Port ean f bacon
skor e,s he Clear Rib re Clear SIDES st Law eih ny hso'
Sugar md; Common. lole Porto Rec Ai -
lnirr.o. 3 Whisky qule, at glcesi @i Lteh~'so-N"S'
1884. God, il2l. 49,, -, 49,. .
In. - so a. IS iow hi n,um Ssd Cti,oe shade
fitaer; Addlncs ic Flour dell spd sres nave f1v
~, IS Isl NLest tm A - Corn srm 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03
Foreign Exchange has been dull, as is generally the
after the sailing Of the packet but rates were steady

The money market has been very easy, the slightly
improved volume of business at the Stock Exchange
having no perceptbe effect upon rates, which and
per cent on call or pledge Of prime collateral the
discount market there is nothing new to note prime
business notes passingat ~ a6 per cent.
The Government bond market was quiet, without any
special inquiry for any of the Issues There fair
domestic inquiry for registered bonds those OF 1874 sell
ing at no. No subscriptions to the new loan were
reported to-day Fisk Hatch report as follows at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr Vofih Bicer Vl.ssLs RAJ rolds. .
Ara tss k.s pkgs Sseswar bales l22 Ibis
Copper 6c eie Copper II pkgs Dsd Fruit LOO es. RS .'
b, Iou, u w bush 75 hush Com lll56 sisa O..s
zoo bush a tsgs Flasei 200 bags Neal 10 bales ucnP 10
bales Iiors Leather, iG ibis Spirits Iapenut - bos
ROSA 700 bb Pork pkgs Cut Meats 45 pigs LAM psgs
stean Ikcs Butter 6l pigs Cheese l pkss Iao" 20
has Peanuts pes Spee 10 bsgs sumae N psgs Tea ~
hide Tobscco pg Tobacco, 80 bb Whsky 81 bales "o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03

At the proposals OF the Treasury to buy bonds to-day
the total offerings only se,75O at rates ranging
from ll2 10 1929 The accepted offers not reported
until after p m which rise TO considerable
comment at the unusual delay Bonds TO the amount OF
only 6275o accepted these being below par gold.
The details ara as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03
TANNER & Co,
BANKERS,
II Wall-st.. New-York

II Wall-st, New-York,
Buy and Soil, at current market rates, the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT ls) PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
THE 81. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August and February, in New
York, London, OF Frankfort-on-the-Main, free Of
L. S. Taxes. TANNER < Co, No. III Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03
Concerning the tax imposed on borrowed capltai,
.iaasnLo.. a. niaaIn Pleasnntnn:

annex the decision OF Commissioner PleasOnton'
Tpp ,suRy DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE COMMIssIoS}
OF INTERNAL REVENUE, WASHINGTON, July ~, leIl.
Of une 30 1884, amended the 9th section Of the Act
of July 49, 1885, is defined as to Its extent and force III
section 10 OF the Act Of June 80 1864, as amended
pon careful consideration OF the opinion that the
provisions OF sad Act should not be construed To impose
tax upon borToced capital OF bankers winch may pe
used by them. -, ..
Assessors hereby instructed to give special atten
on TO tie of this and to assess the same
hereafter upon the basis the capital owned by bankers
and employed by them in banking business, SUBJECT W
the exemption accorded in tue statute ,,
A. PLEAsONToS, Commissioner.
The Philadelphia stock market was firm to-day Penn
syvana 6s third issue, sold at los Philadelphia ana
Erie Railroad 49, Reading Railroad, 56l and Pennsylya
MIA Railroad, 81. Gold closed at 1928
The control of the Union and Titusye Railroad mas
been transferred to the Oil Creek and Allegheny Railroad
bv lease for 900 years. The transfer took place this
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03

State bonds were active aud strong on Tennessees,
when rose to u, the new January and July coupon,
houth Caroinas, reaong to ST. Georgia gold rs In
good investment inquiry est The rest Of the list WAS
neglected. The bids were IA follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03

SAINT LOUIS CITY PER CENT GOLD RENEWAL
Bonds having 20 years to run We oiier Sf'l,oOo
above bonds, being the whole issue also North MIS-
souri, First Mortgage Bonds. JAMESON, SMITH q
CoTTING, IA BIoad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03

and are worth more than the whole amount of the
mortgage. The Road will form the Great dir Llnl
Route from Chicago and MIcoukee TO ST. PAU ard
the North West Bonds for sale at 90 and Interest In
currency. by WHITE. MORRIS ~ Co., No. IS Wallst.
and GwYNSE, JOHNSON q Day, No. 10 Wall-st,
where pamphlets and further information can he
obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03

RoNDoUT AND OswEGo SEVEN PER CENT FIRST
MORTGAGE GOLD BoNDs-Coupons payable in gold
January and July For sale at 60 currency, and ac-
crued interest, by EDWARD HAGnT a Co., 9Wall-st