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New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

The money market has been active throughout the day.
snd borrowrrs experienced considerable difficulty
IA PROCURING fund.- though the supply ample to the
terdng Government bond houses at the legal rate. The
oes '~oisrs however paid additional commissions OF
3 To lilo per cent, While late in the afternoon loans
zere reported a per cent The shifting Of stocks yes
ray 70 weak parties who unable 20 protect their
,rl> ,usy account to some extent for the present
..ri. NY. Discounts remain dull, aud rates
r,.,cc". IT," Treasury paid out e35sO0 to-day for
ks ssu.d0o4
-.r~ G,vernpaeut told market firm ct the two
-at. in,d, sp ii"'t dem~sd The strong tone of the
Ixsoa ,paiir, favorable to vance. bat the
g. ia.sra ,s~cs shade lower. any thing. Flax
d ,isir !, JcyoIf % follows at 4pu.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
FRIDAY, Dec. l5-P. VI.


The fcvcrish excitement and disagreeable
rnm,rs Of bank troubles which filed the ar OF Wall
n Yesterday have passed away and greatly improved
feeling crvades financial circles. While money Is still
m sarp demand the worst Of the furry Is beheNeo' 10
have passed Daniel Drew is supposed 10 boid inc
balance Of power in the stock and msney markets. the
ten millions or more currency which he can ut
any fine command being sufficient, In tho present
pivotal condition Of things. to turn the mar
kct ,,,her way at his good will and pleasure II there
were any other moneyed lcyiahan upon the financial
tapl, his strength would perhaps be noutraiized bu
Commodore Vanderbilt having apparently retired from
the exciting scenes OF Wast, Nj. Drew Is believed 10
tc an position TO have everything his own way, fora
few days ut least What the venerable specuator will
do under these circumstances is cOnundrum the exact
ion Of which would 1t is supposed. enable the for
tunate DISCOVER turn many honest penny at ex-
frnsc o he street II is believed that MI Drew
Is huyor Of stocks to-day II he will pay out his
rrccnhacks tomorrow. which will have the effect OF
making money and stocks higher. But the "ven-
rrailc SPECTATOR aforesaid is dumb rs an oyster
when interroraed hy his nqusitive friends After the
is Of Jamlary. however, This stale Of things VIII be
changed; and no single individual, however wealthy,
viii lie able to control the money market. II is estimated
that somehin ike hundred millions OF interest and
ividcrd money will be let loose early III January.
part Of this probably already in In the form OF call
the greater portion IL firmly held to meet div
tdrnd and interest payments sccrung on the 1st
the month Nith this large amount thus ahoat. 1t is
hardly he supposed that for time at least, com
hiton capitalists will e able seriously to Interfere
with the natural course of business
The stotL market to-day I've said, in view OF the
sharp dcce Of yesterday to have been buoyan Prices
sdvanccd without serious ut'rru0n until O'Clock the
being about to per cent. Lake Shore adj
,acr fto es 10 .Os; Ohio and Mississippi, from 4a to
G.: Er,c from u To 3ii, and Western Union, from
g. To- ~. Al ahnnt o'clock however. there was
partial deolLc, In consequence OF the strn-
grncy in money. The volume Of business exhibited
marked dminuti from yesterdays transactions, and
the variations Of much less Importance. New'York
Cr.ata al. Reading st. Pau. Wabash and Union Pacific
wee. uaet. North West Common fairly active.
wic ii, II l,iTd duh, with the dealings eN-dvi-
drr, M-c, nancos ard coal stocks were dull. ~ the
Boards rd ealcs of Dubuque and sioux cry at
e: = drHrs N: VI. and NJ. JO. Pref, C5 ohio ana
a,-> rr l.; -, ,.i,..cln Central lis. and {. &C. and
L.. a. i,',N.l- ;itlc shows the hiS->t and lowest
poe. ,...a ,ur arlisc ,nckS to-day
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
n

BKNKTNG-f1UV OF HMM = ,I-"o q ""
8, WAII-sT. n. Y.
Letters of Credit for travellers. also Commercial
Credits issued, available throughout the world.
Bills of Exchange on the Imperial Bank of Lon.
don, National Bank of Scotland, Provincial Bank Of
Ireland. and all their branches
Drafts and TeleCraphic Transfers on Europe. San
Francisco, the West Indies. and all parts OF the
United States.
Deposit accounts received in either Currency or
Coin. subject TO check at sight which pass through
the Clearing House, as if drawn upon any City bank
Certificates of Deposit issued Notes. Drafts. and
Coupons collected; advances made approved col
atcrals and against merchandise consigned to our
care. ..
Orders executed for Investment Securities and
Railroad lron Cu.WS. HARICHT d Co..
IL Old Broad-st., London.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

The Mortgagc indentur prohibits the sale Of these
Lands at less than -Four AZ Dollars per acre, and pay
able to the Trustees under The Mortgage, for the
clear and express purpose Of retiring these Bonds
The amount thus realized exceeds tho entire
amount Of Bonds which Can be issued, and
leaves the road, property and franchises free.
The Bonds have thirty years to run, with interest
at Eight Per Cent free of tax payable February aud
August in each year.
Both principal and interest are payable in gold
The principal in New-York. The interest IN either
New-York, London, OF Frandorton-the-Main, at the
option of the holder without notice and in the gold
currency of the country in which they are presented
They are coupons or registered.
Trustees-Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
The present price of these bonds is Oh and accrued
interest in currency from August 15 1871. But tney
are receivable at par and accrued interest in pay
ment for lands sold by the Company. The right Is
reserved to advance the present selling price with
ont notice.
Mans. circulars, documents, and full Information
furnished on application.
Thosqk acting as agents for the sale Of tAb toan our
firm y and sell IN their regular business the bonds OF the
ST. joseph and Denrer City Railroad Company, those Of
the Eastern Drision eight per cent s recently placed W
Us at 9, being noc quoted at from 1Oli to l02l and 40
crued interest.
TANNER g. Co.. Bankers, No. II Wan-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

t., god ra,',i i- ',ru steady throughout the dav
vUhat >"',Irt r,ifhe on the calm waters in
the Cold Room. Al tie transactions were at 1921 and
iess un'il ai,ot o,O,k. opening aud closing dealings
teng ~ the former Cur, just before the close OF the
Rp"u tue price touched l,; The market Is still heavy
u tone. aid Iiic, incline t"Watd 'owcr cures Only three
rates were rad for carrying and these were per cent
yo, and la3. Tae ;O;al clearin-S at the Gold tx
rian-' BaAr sll,29.O0- gold balances s4s65I3;
aLd currency ha.-i',s. si.s-;5,5 The following were
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

State hc,i's quet. with few changes OF impes-
tapcc. sth Carol.nas heavy OIL the new January
aud July issues. which receded about u per cont.
ring sold a low 9s the old bonds were hrnef ut 'o
and the rc1. April and October class at 49, Tennessee.
Cld sold es1Gci and es,osi Tie other deal
mgr OF Significance The following Iwere the
lsIs
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

stock $3.50 baes net rsesp u Ne wesk 1921 baesi e1po-
coastws 0.98l bses sales of he vssk, 60 bales -
PAvASxAM pec a-Cooa quiet and weak; Mddtnfs Is ss
recepe 1855 bales erpoo Great Britain 500 bas coastw
$50 bales, sales o baes stock 72 f91 bales Net receipts ne
week 1890 bales e1poo r-at Britain To bales 10 the tonti'
pen 1881 bales cost~ise bales; es Of the week. 9 bales
CoLunBus Dec 3-Cotson quiet bs. im receipts 900 bse;
shipments 2s<' bales: sales 2o1' bslss, stock
eeps M bses eIpsrs-td Great Bht.is ios bale. cosstwe
bae se coo bales; stock - 3B Net receipts Of the
week bsles Gr~at Britain bsles
bales: sales Of the week. 10, 100 bales.
AusUsrA Dec lCotton dull and nominal; Madinss l9lc;
eepts 1913 bales; s 500 balesj oi-lSI0 bales; is
Is receipts Of the week. ea bales. bales
Pantpslrnn De ls-co'.n SSis, Mhding. aotsi net re-
MuxpH Dec HCot'cn dali Midding lsie; receip.s 174o
bales receipts Of the week. 10 aalsa shipments. Ills bales saes
Of the week is $40 bales
eELxA Dee CoorSock -1S7o 10 $50 bales, 1871 6les bsee
receipts Of the $50 bales; exports 235 bsles.
l5-Cotton dull 1900
met receipts OF the week. ?6s balea
NopILI Dec dull and heavyj Mddllngs lsl69le
baies eIposoastwse 25tJ bales eales 800
bses rock baes receipts Of the week Is OIL bds
pos-to Great Britain. 25 bales eossw 7lss bses sAes Of
go.T"y Dec -Coton quiet Mdngs 2od2cle; receipts
,1 bas hale, ies 800 bale stock 1910 bales; net
cript. OF The week bses gross $3.50 bses exposto Great
Britain l42 bales, sales Of the week, 5000 bales 49, .
CHARLEsros Dec l-Coon quiet Mding' lse net receipts
49 aes Great Britain +tA baies to the Conhnen
1 bae co,sty 1872 bales sales yO bales; sock l3 lo2 bales
net receipts week I??ll bales eIpoo Great 'an iossI
hses ihe Continent UO bales eoss~1se 39ao osesi e o
the week, . 100 ballet
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.

STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.
The second number (series 1S71'72) of the
ready Tor distribution 1t contains the statistics of
foreign trade for tiesnonth Of AuguSG lS amir the
eight months ended the same. compared with the
corresponding periods ot 1870. We are indebted TO Mr.
Edward Iouns. Chief "t the Bureau. for the following
D,mc'uc erpot Forrn
Mont ended Il'a hSs 3, ,a7l "G % t.r si5?t'
@ FosH l A4 dci Il Ave s. s; 81. g GU s,s s 3i 31 ~
light months enGei Ars. 81 aT" 323iS6 3n4AM3 2l1j~i
The value Of foreign commodities remaining in ware
house Aug 81 lo1, was s7oSoo5l. AGAINST s5c9s7H7,
Aug. 81. $50 BY dcduciing the excess in Warehouse
imports Tor cich months ended June gn 1s7l, it will
be seen that the ml%r!s exceed the Sn3li. HomrIif
June 80 1870 @n the c rincipe), the imports were
excess OF the export Ia tnc aInoun, o. >i@,EJJG3.
sisted rrtIccvcly OF inerchandise and of specie and
hu'li"n for the ,gi months ended Aug u. 1871, were
as follows:
,u..,. r.D,.,i, exports En- En-
sS.cs M.se'S aa Ss:; i"5n 81 SaisS i ic4:,5
rloAI MONTHS KsNrp ar"r,r 81. 1870.
x.rcA..d.. s:Ss. ni%'5: 's% S;,' sHSi.7
Sptri~ s%J bullion. i7G,5,;co @aSAO sI:,i;7
OF the total trade for the eight months ended Aug b.
1871 the following the auonnts carried in cars aud
other land NcLiccS. and in American and other foreign
vessels, respectively:
l"ggT % = 'Tsa i; AZ ya,%s s 's,'. 70 3,
8: c. ''::- !:'o !::: @5s$ =
Domestic exports Foreign
Imports. miIei vslr'
C,rs and other land vehicles. s2Gi4 tll6j sIl24
fn1tss f%,r1- ~ @ s5ssS s?sS lS 13
FROM the above table it appears, that of the total
amount Of foreign commerce carried i'll rcsSrfs for
the eight months ended June 80 1871, per
IN foreign bottoms comparcd with CA per cent
the corresponding period Of 1870.
The number and tunIage Of foreign and American
sells which entered and cleared in the foreign trad ur-
ing the Il months ended Aug 81 1871 as follows:
--Bnt<red- - ----t'leared.--
Eumher. Tuns. Number T.r
American vessels 10 75 3757 40 I074I 3,'I5
Foreign ves.els. 6,t576J3 lgIR G.4.d52
To;al..............gIee Iee 10 1876 ls3 pIs3 10 g2,;b3
TWELVE MONTHS ENDED AUG. 81, 1876.
--Entertd.-- --fesr~i.--
Sumter Tuns. Number Tn3-
Americsn vess.l-......lot2i 35iJ,,3 1885 35t!.29
Foreign vesses........l9t63 3tlo,GB 1888 3,aL1,.4
TosI...... ..........29 ssl s.l7O45l 2sts9 9.O65.i4o
In addition to the usual statements, this number
tans a valuable table showing the countries to which
the principal commodities Of domestic produce and man
ufaeture were exported during the year ended June
lsl classified tunnage statement OF the United States
merchant marine June 3o 1871 details Of the trade Of
Britain.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
prrrsBrRGH LIVE STOCK MARxEr-D.c. ls

CAr1x-Recep I7 carload sgans 200 cars to same day
vr,i The opened brisk and with firm views on par, ~
The nu. has been unusually good great m.ny
.ncv having offered ard NV have ehsnSsa n,na
greater nan Of hem however will through n ast bands he ns
r the week up 100 head the following pces
fancy steer, sversgng 15 b at &s ~ kentnesy seasns -
Ing O o Oho' common 81 %a $s "; Indian se,s stav
UO 10 100 b. - 13dS5 Pennsania steers fancy Mefssns
7sO Oo0 10 LOO b nom - W s' oon c'"''
sHEnp-Recep 300 head market rather du and owing 70 ,ne
l,g. uppy decline looked for few fly sheep averaging
b ss7ic 100 b sheep selling from DOC sheep '0'i
81 n. u lose. =. -, -. A. eo "a
q GS; iorksrs, - 20 10 - 90
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
CITY bank shares sold as follows: Commerce. l1b3, O.
Fourth National, 1l2. The following were the bids
Offered Asked Offered AAed

Railroad bonds without special feature, and the
dealings, though well distributed were exceedingly
small. The Pacific mortgages closed as follows; Cen
trails, 1o2saIOS; Union Pacific irsts, ec,a9o; Lana
Grants 7sA07sa and Incomes slaaSi. The following
were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

GUNNY BAGsTe nslet hss been WI quiet and pees arc ~
changed; w quote st Isl Gl3ic., currency -. 49,
insy nnehsnsed quote about 9l+e for Csuta ana
for Domestic -. oo,o. L.. p;,. and o.
BEL for Chsice. =. T.. e,.,,,,. Al "a
1Ai % for Ks lots for Salt Hay. and 7odtl ef Cnse
siGNi Ot 70, Short Rye. asd soc d 81 for Oat t..
HRMP-hte been nothing oimpersos done ases OF ~ ana
y, auo.a q beiors-3ie gold. x Manila. n, .oaos
MSLAssEs fay scavs foreign, qsoh Cuha IodZoc
"a po,o Hico 2Se3e domestic grades firm; sales n bbh New
Orleans st and !1s ,Ad. T,d.d g. private ter%
NIVL STOREu there have been only spsl lots oneng
bese having been readily BY higher sgues the 'a
py Is very mall the matet esses srone the .s were I
80 bbla % arrive pdss " SSlA No s1 800 bes pae
us has besr rsoderstey dealt steady 1eures sales H bbs from
docl At 6r dab and steady at 81 s0G S3S2I for Washington
and Wilmagtsu Pitch qaoted - IA
OS-CuAe Fish Oils very quiet but em ye quote spem
t s2 e (ty Ins-ed qsies but am casks and 1c
h6 Lard sm and N fair reqsesti We quote at ai0S'c o
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
rrvv.Jo ,JyE STOCK MARKET-Dyc. IS.

Cat.-R.crpu carloads making the supply 30 cars ssass y
arrivals generally g. n nr
sai, steers averaging Us TO- at IS 2' J. Missouri er's
ing Ils3 N, At 81! =, ,----,-.-,., -
sheep-Rep market closes dull and dropping With no
demand prices onna 2lS head Michigan sheep averaging 10 ID
~ 37l; fs7 Indians, averaging SO D. at $3 ~ a. 49,,
900 hea market slow and prices nc Se Unan
heavy weights sales 900 head - Tor @eo9m
to choice
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported i1f ! ng rp'BrSr I

FriI,A ~. u. 1871.
recepts TODAY 81 rks Pots in MODERATE
quesi 80 20 F,aT, dali uLcha rl
BIEsWAX far LeuianI aud scf We quote -. for SOrE
COTTOS-Spot du lower md helyv csnsci principally BY
aycrs dud lave b,n llJ bale,
1857 ~ 81 which 63 for erot lJ
fo aud 2 in uIs Futures lave
ruled Gn aid lowe, 0n, N,sk sales ows, basis o Low
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

THE Policy OF THE GOVERNMENT LOOKS TO A
STEADY REDEMPTION OF ITS BONDS AT PAR.-ln
view of this fact it becomes important that holders
of 5os should avail themselves of the present favor
able opportunity of exchanging their securities Tor
bond of equal safety.
Many holders are exchanging them for NORTHERN
PACIFIC GOLD SEvEN-THIRTIEs at large profit.
One thousand dollars currency, invested now in
NORTHERN PACIrIcs will yield in ten years In gold,
81 0 while it is also practically certain that at the
end of ten years 7.3O NORTHERN PACIFIC BoND will
stand at least 10 per cent higher in the market than
q per cent Gold Bond equally secured.
NORTHERN PAC1FICs have sold, during the year. TO
an extent unequacd by those of any other corpora
ton, and they have now taken their place among
the solid and favorite Securities of the country.
JAY COOKE & Co,
Ncw-York Philadelphia, and Washington.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

HowEs & MACY Bankers ithe same as an mcorpo
rated bank, No. 80 Wall-st., Ncw-Yorh. Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money, and having it at all times subject to
check on demand do so by depositing with this
Banking House, which allows Interest on the entire
daily balances at the rate of per cent per annum
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world with
immediate returns at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE o. SALE of Stocks, Bonds,
or Gold promptly executed
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
I1pIyy LIVE STOCK MARKET-Dsc. IS

Csa.-Oseng, largest and best ever here Cae
ALI. re , iu slowly prices last week rnnge was from
a. 50 to Sc So Sh,ep and fsubs-supply large; dsn not active
En. Wool sheep 81 6 62B; Choice do S6dS72o Lamb
Hogs good demand sales state a. *f ~oT "e'
en-, Sa1t5 IS.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
DONHKTIC MAREPTe

BALTsoHs Dec i'-,otoa dull Log Ndlng lsiaI9!c Flour
strsd, What doll; Ohio rnl Birn 5iQ ~ So Penn.
syvanls 81 sa So Corp dull sotieu W'te. 65oGc do.
Yellow nc NIsd Western 7oG7lc. Oa' dil ;Oc3c.
fra Elt2 Bacon unclsn. L'r unrFsLy~ Western Tu,er
steady; Good Choice Rol selling freely zoa24c WHISKY
PHnADslpHrA Dec ls-Qu..e tron Earb nomual tn Pour
du Supernr &5 23d S5 L.; EIEs std 81 80 S,r Whea;
FANNY Se0 80 IS. Prnns lyana d. ga
S1a 81 15 nigh Grade, te"Sa Wheat dLI sad market
fors buyers; btSts aud Nes~n Rai ~ So =. Amber tO0
81 81; White 61dsl TO- Ey' s sctve. doac Cora dull
and unsettled; Old Yellow f5de.; d.. dull;
White aoajie Black aud Mie sase CoEtc ady Rio lei
lgr ssgar steady; Cah for P. Good cerrg
gsder Moas-Abseprt u bnsrrs soc
Pr,rol-m Cde I6tastc; aerne WHISKY quiet It 81
p.c 49, Flour ti.sdy aud rchangei;
g 30 for No. sphesi o. Or AMOR V.l'.r ~ :, WIs
Winter, ~ rs for Duhle Extra Wheat qnc
No Red Indiana At 81 ai No Mws iee Clan S Choice
White Csnais 81 RiaSl Corn dali ssh carots at GA Sac
barley held 81 o. for Prime pate Canada Meal 60
e, Dcs:d; e. ., G., ubol'd ..1 ei .teA, sor' go
road 20 I!o'ion Me- to Ne. York b-a, tsc
BuyrAo. De H-RAi bhpment'-torn lJ.Ooo hash: Market
Fepsfsll dull and unchanged The only ai v carA On
No. . Western Corn. At Utc.
ALHASv, T.. Dee HWhca-n nothing Nonc Rre nre: and
HsS' Corn weak sales 10 cars Western MIrd to ~ ds
s.r lot, lorr hei r. llflr quk Os;s A,s
N@ aSd No stais, o. 3!tc. snd car No. Western le
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
To DEnkl,RS.

WAN1Ep--A position as BUOLKEfPIR and C,sH:rH
in sioch uold lollsc 10y party UIoourliy posi- d
in the business. First-class reference given Adj
dress 4. L., box J,2jl +. o.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
COTTON AaKBrx

Loui,yILyr. Dee. ls-tcttou queti Mh.lnpg,. lo,c
Cir PoIAT lee. i3.-Cotton n-Rxreip,s fBi bal
NsOaLnt Dec h-Cotnn eaifr Ahliars, lsiflsfe.; net
rcs ts sls hsrsi gr-i s1s bales eipors-o Gs
eelss salss 40 halsa STOCK l 1I Aes
,, h.i.. O,1s .lssi srPe..,o drs.t Biss
hsvrN 1884 hs.s Bressa M bsssi sburE 31ao
bslest ssss Of The wesk, - ocQ bales y
CSCuSASI Dss rCetion dali ssd 6ssptss, N3lMsss i3S
BALsisonr Des h-Cottss :.scar ai dfaod hd.s lss
:.iss .'osi .i:s, nj r.s,Ss q lie ~.ss 81 S:.
Mee ~ bales sslanse Ores, Hh.. II ba The Coasss
~ hsss ~ basi salss sf the seek haea
no.sson.aI, p.s MCo.es-ess:lpts sse bsiss sSysssA
$50 hsiss Asehts1o. II ~ bAn lS7i. 1lo hslea
rAoss De- s.:ss asa nSt,n w. iss ,sss!v.: M, hsa's
1XssNGs DSs H-sAus iul seaIaa XkliIsss I5a s,
s hai~, sAp.ssa assi saissi ssss-iaN. Atio bsk
T::...rss De- I-c.:s. g. s.,.s: 3 Y. .:' ,....
hTl k s,pssn. eae:vss Itn b.s .s: 81 10 Lsis
ssAssis Dsa A-Csssa VkAl lSv A<AhaSA lVsyls, Nsss
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

BrmITGT0S. CEDAR tEArIpS AND MINNESOTA
SEVEN PtR CrTr GOID SIskING FUND BONDs for
sale al n0 and interest hy lLNRY CLEws IL Co,
No ,! Wail-s;., New-York.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

The days transactions az the L. s. Sub Treasury were
&C.. se, .. StI NJ % currency psvnebt. x2sJI5S a
t-u.elu 1's.s &i carrepesbslsnce. ... IL as 6
eS ia'.:.r.., G. 26 ~ Customs. %o ooo 90
2.jbi o.. -
Fu.,ia1, Exchange firm and the nominal rates
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16


"GrEs s % so % "i better osrins demar, and
esllcme quote ,0, MaranaGo III e,
ILOrR AND MRAI-Tbe Flour dull; the low grades
heavy Medium doll AID ard Family brands srm and in
.nd lneuu grades and TO -. freely c+pbIe eone'~on woud
have e be s. %ti sale. ~ & ~ ~ = o. % I Isa H. s,D Is
" No. :".. @ On" i%apihoep @ S's - ''~'S
s;.:. ,. s;:s "a @ b o e. s Sc Sc s
&'Ss.:o: me- ".is". .. % kI,.
Iss isSf: "'"'. oss ., s s Es: @ M
h'i o HsS's ami a 10 .%.
souh,r tou' y, dm.d tr t:us Amsr'. and The We. n
@ Ss. sa s :s %.s Ts @.. "s ss
' Bali. I AlsI ' and a"",..%.s sd 'sG.oa $50
s.s suass a,;1 c..s ."s I;;s.1 .." ~. ,.. %
G."rS. and T.np:.... Ki sod v:mii; 700 as
r.. Rt ps MS'' .,@.,s .,y & T. 49,. : ..% Il s W
&C. ~ y; s:s: s5s,s 4. - & s
Co.: 6" ~: -: s: cor: ~: : Ill., Il; %
BaSshss You. /, more .ee and I'm 81 ., ,oas, ~ per
Ssa; .i.st. - %
sd., To M,.rcct ToS.i. = cci%n
s.. e. s.i: '.iT: ss 'r:,, si % ".
s!s'' :.% ana =: ':;; si:'s % H Sa
si.:; ar: '!. s ss ; ::
ss s T. II. ~ q sts;a:' & a.s: :. s..A As .%
". 1:ssss Ss. Ss. q S = ,,:... q n y .p
ss: &c.: e :::. s : w's; II :::. !: . g, ss e:
TSs1caGne a.l keaA On private -'
~. - 4xsd tt 0tAos. -'' W r-~~ '
i. S.:.: ;:' +: ~ s'. l.. 10y ... e.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
..trs AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-fIESr CALL
i04 O'CLOCK A. VI.

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New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
TNO INVESTORS.
WINSLOW, I.ANIER Sc Co.,
BANKERS
No % PTNE.Sr.. NEWI0RK,

WINSI.ON, Ian LIZ ~ 90,
BANKERS.
No p PTNE.Sr. NEW YORK,
OFFER FOR SALE
mart NJ Oaoo GRASD RAPIDS AND INDIANA RAILROAD
CouPANYs FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, bearing cent in
m.iung unso SO Mortgage Bonds which also
secured BY GRANT Choice 6ne timber land
These sold under the supervision OF Hon. W. A.
Michigan and the proceeds thereof applied the redemption
OF the bonds twenty l miles Of the railroad
completed sufficient the Interest the
Pe ninety aud ruei int We
mend these hon inveors pr N safe and desirable security
nN the 9th inst. Il meeting of u number OF
~ American holder. OF the Ee Railway Go.
bel. Delmonicos fthaye Mess W Clerk Rcuben ManIeg
A. d. Williams appointed commir" = confer with srch
holders Railway Co.'S stock are opposed TO the resent man
Subsequent session tn. 18th NJ
John who English iuvted
b. present s the and fol-
lowing resulurion adopted.
tvhethc staining in their in those Of other pa
.lc are OPPOSED to tie pre-, ut ~" ror IEs'OS @ &
political principles BE- n,i to send they respective post oLre al
enable the Conte With the view Of
'''''' ''' CIV r. CLEpEE Ch,irnan.
Sigue:. )REl BEN MANGEi,
q. d. WILLIAMS.
DEDFMpTION of'BONDS of the HOUSTON
IL ana TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY-EXrLNSloN
Of PROPOSALS %; The .ae OF 0Oi' to tue two sinking
The smogrt in TIE sinking lr"7"i redemption
bcr crrd by mortgage tie line bunrei aid twenty
The amount IA The snsirs fand pr,vi5c redemption
h"us secured by mortgage the Western Division h ywo thou.
Proposal, should be addressed unior.ne and plainly indicate
wheeler the bonds offered Of tae main line or " tie Western D.
$500,
bombs o-rel lowest price will be pnrhei an! successful bid
des nvIiAed without i,la!. SIltPHEIp hNNP.
Dec I. 1c,I No 2G R.rhan.e place New.lnrk City.