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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, Feb 3Tte stoppAg Of all trains the Hudson
the down the supplies OF i've soc ana
very consequence The late cold weather enabled
butchers large quantities Of dead meats and Vie wholesale
quantity OF live stock hsn al TINS
the liable 10 accidents bockadeS Tie ram storm
setting to-day ueuEe sOmeghst the upward tendency
poultry game and dressed being presses. the
market In addition regular supply Of about load Of Chicago
dressed beef each day also coming In from other quarters even IS
far west As Iowa
ami Communpaw yesterday with 10 carloads 10y head to-
There perhaps quicker demand but prices
scarcely any better OF those arriving t7Y - we're Ixsns LOT
leaving l35 for sale hy b. H. Neshemer for y W
Illinois rather
sold similar yesterday at c
The II 81 Illinois ali for ~
Morris and sold 6d6! lJdJ and ~ Of II at ll
SHREP-Arysls yesterday 26 with only carloads or 5jl TO-
day all Comnunpaw Nothing has been received AZ foght
f., the SOppge Of the Hudson River Rail
road accumulated Albany will probably BE- sent the
Harlem here tonight What sheep did get
went quickly holders thought prudent shove them
much Sales by j. N Pdcocs at Commnnpaw 1873 lnAn, sheep
Sic; JERSEYS 80 b. 3&c 2jO Ohio y N, 5c 1O OF n 10
6c n ole aud JI los b 5ie Judd Buckingham
Illinois sheep Weehseken yesterday, 8S ~ AZ bc
oGs-Ayas YESTERDAY $50 with only POI head TODAY
Commnnpaw slughterers OF Western dressed 1891 arrived
There little hnness Ia dressed but quota
tons 81 0s,e. for Western, and sialeic. for City
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LoNDoS Fe 8l; opened %! for both aud
the American United Five hn
10, 1865 old got 1861 sgl leu cres s9, Stocks quiet
Err Railway 8i Illinois Cenirs 9i Atlantic and Great West
cru, %
PRASKoRr Feb s-Uuiei Five Twenty bonl, quoted
95l for the old issues.
LIVERPOOL Peh 9ll;9 m.-Cottou opened dull with down.
war tendency Miiing upanis I'D hdins Orleans, I'D Bread
studs n quiet.
LoSpoS Peb. a-spid,s Turpeninc ~ q cWt
LOsDos Feb S-l.J0 mt0nOs " o both money asi the
American Securities quiet Stocks hne Railway 'hsres
III
LIyRKrooL Peh ei.o n-Mhsat-li odl: Per Genital for
California White, aud IA Tor Red Wiaer fiour2g Dbl Tor
weste Canal Con3S quarter for New Peasf per gar
teT 70 CapaIian.
P,A sti1op mConsols 81 Tor aod the seeouuI
American qa-t o. Hvetw.nty bo0fs lb t so sol
1907 B9i Tenfprs sol Stocks qnc Eric 49, llinrs Central
Ia. Atlantic and Gfrst Western n.
LIvEurooI Feb B-ijp m-Coau slightly sm-r but quota
hy high Adtng plans 7id Mg Orsan', I'D sales Of The
bales Including specl,uon sui etpoi Aes u
Cation Halred New Orleans I'D Tor Mlugs BfeSistus.
declining ketHc Petroleum, J. - - -
Lospes Peb. s-i;yp m.-IaIow, As as = Bnseci OIL sSl.
Spirits lurpeatu ne, 81.
EEr Feb. g-peroeum So francs f"f Saeisri Mii;c
LtvNzpan Feh TAyel Slinsn rcn Ssraunsh Jtu
Ia with 81 se. Cotton ship Mefom un Savannah g5 ~ wish
3ao2 b.s WayerleJ, keN-O e'ns Dee with Isl iri
ship Sarah gnt New YORK Jan H. vi ~ bale, total st ay.
LiyskPOoI- Ieb 1-EyrnggSars VI cotton hippol Aewo
an, during Fehasry and MArh ma dag the basis II IL
Abiding
L'srOol Peb o-AnVsd ship Australian, from Mobile, 500
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SECOND BOARD, FL ~, AND 2i O'CLOCK
SECOND BOARD, 1 \. VI.
Sa>s al STAT, BOhds- railroad IOHds Bank GRd hdiT
WEDNESDAY, Feb. s-r. N.
snIlanL Gorerrmeni Nonl

Transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
di.played y firm tone I'm the market and moderate ad-
vance was established in Ohio and Mississippi SHORE
y Y Central and Western Union; hut the rest of the
list shows but very little change, and the whole market
retains its dull look. In point OF fact The rallies IN the
market seem like the effect Of galyanic applications to an
inert sluggish macs which, under fresh stimulus If
reused 10 the embance of life but which subsidies To H
former torpdity as the electric batteries are
Withdrawn. The abundance and cheapncss Of money
favors clique movements, aud enables operators To hol
with ease all they choose TO buy but Il requires more
than mere buying ami advancing market prices TO make
really strong market in the of health and strength
| derived from a sound condition OF the body. Prices
| are not a fiction so long as buyers can be 1onhd;
| INT when the demand is confined TO a ring
| of specuators, it is limited and uncertain The
market needs the support of the great public which
u now withheld and until it receives that support,
epasmodic rallies cannot command confidence. During
times Of real speculation on the part OF the Iupc inc
movements are well distributed but we see Tor exam
pie to-day an advance I'm Lake Shore under the mahp
ation Of the Vanderbilt party in Ohio and Mississippi
under the influence Of the Baltimore ring and IN west
crn Union under the purchases OF the same old party
which commenced operations at 81 All this Is wen
known in the street, aud still stocks may advance why
not since spectators willing to increase Their pur
chasesl Unfortunately for speculation, the bears know
perfectly well that the market is in the hands OF
these cliques, aud, therefore, they avoid the risks
~ bcin short against such odds The transactions Of the
day have been small. The principal dealings were III
New-York Central and Hudson River, Reading, Lake
shore. Ohio and Mississippi. Northwestern Preferred
Rock Island, and Wabash small business was done IN
Union Pacific stock the price being steady though Tue
bonds were strong and higher Or the less prominent
shares Delaware, Lackawauna and Western sold at lOi
Morris and Essex s9 and c. C. and l. C. at lS Express
shares were strong and higher Adams selling at -
American at AZ, and United states at al The following
table shows the highest and lowest prices Of active stocks
| male to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09

PFTROLEUM-Crlie bulk without demands holders rather
funer prices entirely uOmlna quote l9a DE
Greek large sle reported b. o. hrsi s nonhs 81
closing hell and spot - s. Upper Creek, ~ 4V@
- IS for spot The inquiry Refined moderate, and the sales
show more The reported sales 0 bills for fe raa
Al 2 closing offered 2 line Of 200 bbls each February
10 june buer. option Naphtha dull II o For philadelphia
deliver we heard and quote uOmnsl d2Ie for
spot -. , ---- go, - -.
firm: % Carolina y ddic the latter Tor choice
sCGARSRaws havg been Pod dsnagd the 9fere, arr 2Ee
enough The outlet though holders make SLOW % m
ness We quote d9.c for fair to
good Refining 2O hbi dlo for NewOreans lsd2 for
1910 Pernambncu
al DE- dali and heavy At lji dic for Harts
SEEDS-Theie little demand but Clover offered freely at m
dllic. Timothy Is quiet bot arm at 10 ~ .
SIEARlN moderately and steady sses 80 tcs at li GIc
for low grade and I3dl1ic for hhis. and ties. - .-
TALLOw and in improved demandi sales 5000 at 4sc
mainly the latter price.
WHISKY Hght request and good supply sales Of 47o bills at
93 ronound and 50 bills Wodbouni At 9 closing s'e Tor
Iron bound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09

Thus appears that prior TO 1852 the unnage Of Amer
lean vessels entered ports of the British Empire was
double the uunag Of British vessels entered at ports of
the United States, but that since 1855 the unnage OF
British has been double the tunnage of American
vessels entered at ports OF the British Empire.
Mr.. NinmO states that the prominent and persistent
OF this complete inversion Of the relative shipping
interests OF the countries il attributable solely
the changes which steam and iron have wrought both In
the vehicles and in the modes OF lie there
fore raises the question whether the relations OF mari
time reciprocity which established especially for
the purpose Of meeting the requirements OF the random
sort Of trade pursued by saingyessels should not be
very materially modified in order 10 subserye inter
ests in the direct commerce pursued by steam-ycsSes
Practical results thus far show that present relations
Of maritime reciprocity all IN favor of British steam
navigation, and all opposed to American steam nayga
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financial.
TRE.srRY DgpART~ESr, wAssISGToS, February { 1871
DUBLIC NOIINE is hereby given that book.


.l opened to- sixth ta q March next IN this country I'D
The National Loan tie Act
Jay H. NO entitled An At % authorize the Rounding ~ Tue
National Debt" and tie Ac aIesimeHt thereof approve January
The pisces at which subscriptions NAV made
II The will he announced hereafter ia
proposed comprises classes Of Bonds. namely:
First Eve hundred millions o. ioar pay
able the pl-asl the United States afer rog la
date Of their issue and bearing Interest payable quarterly b. cJn az s
r. Of FIVE per per
Snd Bonds hundred mlons 81 dollar
pleasure the United States, asr hiru faa
II Issue AMI iesrny payable quarterly
the Of four ami hall per cent AMMAN.
Third Bonds the hundred millions 81 dollar
abb n the pleasure The United States amer thirty n
the Of their issue and bearing Interest payable quarterly cr t
the rate Of four per yer
Subscribers to the Loan viii have preference m the olor o,
namely:
First Subscribers for equal amounts Of each cass u hond,
Sutscnes equal Of bon bearing r''rsi y
VI f su1 bali and Of bonds bearing Interest - 80
Of 1--we
Third Subscribers for Eve per cent bonds.
When rnb.crpuou subscriber viii be dsI"f
two per BE- accounted Tor by t' Govern
coin or in bonds ~ lie United FIyR TWENTY BONDS,
value The received will be appea me r.
demptioR Of fvetweuty bonds.
The issued with coupons e tes Il
.ubnbes Registered be issued Of the denominations ~
$50 100 $500 and $1,000 sml coupon lonis 4
oce OF the Treasurer Assistant lasanf,
or des. Nsei Depostsry Of the Cove nmtnt
the ctss Aforesaid and zoe interest thereon
exempt payment Of all taxes 81 the Ure States IN
from taxation Ia any form By under STATE municipal 81 oc-i a.
thouty.
AGer maturity bonds Issued will be 6n redeemed b., eis'''s
spd uumlers designated by the Secretary II the IeafN
= H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09

Erie Railways and many miles shorter than either
from New York to Buffalo
Two hundred and twenty miles Of finished road
already in existence cost twice the amount of bonds
issued; may fairly be called the best character OF
real estate loan title perfect and value constantly
enhancing; issue of bonds positively limited 10
$4,000 per mile of finished road; very small loan
per mile, highly thought of by bankers and, we be-
lieve. a security of the highest grade. The road is
earning largely; is better investment than money
in a savings bank. For sale by
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co., Bankers No % Nassau-st.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FISK & HATCH.

FISK ~ HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers IN GOrepmeRt Securities
No. Nassau-st, New-YOrk, Feb. Il, 1871.
The SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS Of the CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY have an established
character which renders them especially desirable
for investments.
They are based on one of the most important and
valuable railroad lines in the world fully completed
amply equipped and already earning large enues
which must increase enormously with the growth Of
the country il trayerses and the development Of
trade with Japan, China and Australia a large por
ton of which must find it's way across the American
Continent.
Holders of FIyE-TwENrY Bonds (which are liable
to be funded AT "a low rate of interest within short
time may exchange them for CENTRAL PACIFIC
BONDS, bearing the same rate 0f interest and save
from Is to Is per cent for renvestment while their
security remains AZ reliable as before
They dealt in ut the Ncw-Y0rk Stock Exchange
and at several of the more important Bourses of
Europe. We have introduced them into our regular
business upon the same basis az Government Bonds
and buy and sell them az freely at current market
rates and prepared to furnish them to investors
or others at daily quotations
We buy and sel Government Bonds. Gold. and
Coupons, execute orders in Miscellaneous Securities
at the New-York Stock Exchange make collections
receive deposits, subject to check at sight. allow
interest on balances, aud do general banking bust
ness FISK q HATCH.
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| ToS TAR AND BRAzORIA RAILROAD BY the Governor Of ne
State nI By shs sEhony o. The ls OF
railroad fso~a that Of he hoa.lon ~
Br Railroad" indebted 70 the school Pend h- >a
principal oi the SPECIAL seheo rose iSa
the OF the Legislature ~ Angus lJe iS"
AZ the school
railroad companies Incorporated By The state and th'
thereto principal secured By the oond' 81
executed 80 hs State u isss sNS 49, -
ard amendsentss and ~ .., "A
SAID railroad By arr 10 pa Wy nl'fs 80
ny hnd indehedDess has not complied s"nsss
1886 and The aneninsns Teeo 40 -.
also onphei uih the SCI o 3A Of AaEui Se snle1
for The se ~ rosd companies nisoIsd 70 ne MAJ" Tor
School fund;' aud - A, =.
Because Of such are the Governor Of Il. s.s
qairsd by sad Of h Lexs.iars sad 1"se ~
~ ,h,s.s A kns,sn th ,a e.usorui,Y Of The
4 of sad Stss sn e
H. al esbrssyy eale 10
d. "a i..,. r. sns R,,,,, K.Iir.,d .si he ssr rshs %
.uI el
III - -, ..t.n. All ~ ths ssbs1
4, "a a. es.ss, q, , hnsr..-.,d lr, Al lss sboss
90 sfr nj GO lcax -. -. A..
al P,i.,. N isI =, a., Ja al The t.pto DE ste kss
pt..-n A. -. . - A, a,a.l " al IN, lie M .
a. ka,g,,r nj ~. ey N The
.h,t "a eat
Gs School Fund shOad tsk bid b hsie ,ahes '" CIV"
pruepsl AL interest due sc School faA
hsrssnio -
tseais o aHk~t - re
n. 81 Novcubs n 1910 snd o. ns Il saas
= r,,.. Al, thIu,sNh 2DMUND J. DANl, aS,sfsss
D. tbe Ge,.soE JAss I. Ssseess, sssIe"V OF s1s
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PROCLAMAILON Of SALE Of the be-. TlX \ 3

III
STATE OF TExAs-in the name and BY the .o,bou o,
TeIss-WheFe The arod company Known As ih ~ rAs s
ke.orsans Railroad largely indebted 70 the school iaai % ss
for principal and interest o. The special school d oa
under the act Of the Legislature Of Aasus 18Th 10 sts
provide i0r the investment Of the peca hoo na ia Ne
bond. Of rOad incorporated By the state ed he .sne
herstowhch principal aai interest secured BY ~ o0d a
railroad ai executed TO the STATE OF Is ansr
said and amendments, and
Whereas Sad railroad company By failure pay the interest 'a
sinking fund Of said Indebtedness has Dot complied With IL obhaas
18th 1856 and the amendments bero asa
complied sta he 18Th of August 1870 entd "A
he relief Of railroad indebted 30 She State oi f
special school fund and
Wbsrsa. fsae the Governor Of the S re-
ourei said of the Lesure 20 said railroad u De- 500
satisfaction Of said Indebtedness -
Nov tbsefore conformity With said acts 40
Leg Stature EDMUND J. DAVIS. Governor OF ssd Saie ~ On
TUESDAY l4th d.y February H. lSl ease 70 b. soh c
Railroad aad ths charter rh 81 $50
COMPANY ineluing rOabei right VI sfsns n .s ~
sud al the stoei sSen~i of sa
al he stations aud the poer es
Compsay pessssry ~ s busnensad rrvaa tshS ''
one hundred AMI eight ii0sl aile. oag. M.
sueA public auction sad IAN day rrueA,
1871 the door Of the Capitol ofthc STAT Al Ausn
hours Of IL O'Clock aud the sale 20 be 10 ne
bidder. provided that she Governor reserves ne I
he advisable 70 bus property for the eotl .. ~
fund bid b. sae susssnt TO cover ns Pnaep %
tsrsst due the school fund. ..1A.,.
la TESTIMONY whereof hereuno sgned naa Aho -
caused great ses Of the STATE 70 be Anfed ~
H. 81 Aua 2h dsv VI NoTembsr A. d. wv sna OF "'
psndsues u Tex, Ihe thirty aith. - ...,. ~ -.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


PgB 9i2 pkg Ashes 10 pkg Beeswax IS bales Broom Corn
ana bales Cotton 1908 bills Flour
Corn 5 bush oats 28Obuh Malt Lao bush Grass Seed p bush
Far.ee 1862 bush hbls Meal
Corn Meal II bag. Peas il6 psgs W Flour II bb SPIRITS
Tmpenine bills Pork 100 pigs Beet 0J pigs Oatmeal Al
pk LAID 100 pgs sierue 1881 pigs Butter 100 pkg.
Cheese LES bb Eggs 10 pigs TaloN 20 tbl Lard OIL 3 pigs
Fruit Dressed Hogs 70 bh Copper $50 bhs WHISKY 81
bale, Hops. 2J sides Leather hh Tobacco
pkes. Tobacco s58 bags Pcsnuts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
COMMERCIAL STATISTICS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA chart prepared by
Mr. Joseph Nimmo, jr Illustrating the practical work
ns Of our relations Of maritime reciprocity with Great
Britain has just been printed and will accompany his
report upon maritime interests.
Thu chart has been compiled from the commercial sta
Of the United states and Of the British Empire from
TO 1870 the most recent statistics Of the British En-
pre having been furnished by the Hon. Adam Badeau,
IT, g. Consul General at London for the purposes OF Mr.
Nimmo's report, in compliance with order OF the
Secretary Of state. The following are the statistical re-
suits stated:
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h report a. follows at 4p. m.

Tho state bond market was strong ana higher oh
- active volume Of business Late In inc afternoon
1 was an active demand for North Carolnas, Dy the
" shorls.v The old bonds were marked up to $500;
new to 90 Special Tax i9t and Funding Act issues
1sGs at 80 The Tennessees in good inquiry as were
also virqinas Georgas, South Caronas, and MSsourls
r,n fnllnuinr vvnre the bids.
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THE MARKETS.
fCseiuIly Reported for The TRIBUNE

"WEDNESDAY. Feb. 3. 1911
ASEsThere been bot little demand Pots today bat prices
steady At SO 75a ~ Pearls dali al SO 50G ~ 70
tOfTONhe demand has been moderate from 81 sources ana ha
holders refrain from pressing possible the offerings exceeded
the outlet and declined closing weak AMI unsettled
the immense receipts At the the depressing nueneei '
o2s43 bales l last evening 80 arrived Of which l were asrn
for export 80 for consumption and speuaOn for future dev
prices are also lower and close weak though al the decline there has
been acyiy sales s evening Of go February, Hc l"p
March, II lglba bic 400 April IL l51Gdl5 200 Nay, l3c to-
day 1900 Febmay l4l c MAY u 5l6dljc AMI 100
Inn at Sc allan iasiso n IovN
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prrrrot1vP >ToCX M,RKEr-FsR

Cale-Trae active sales head better feeling par y Ort
R4ceps2 car against 28 da " ast week Toe i
we're ~ Kentucky steers averaging - a. - %
=, 61i 81 Indiana DO 1876 N, 40 90 y DO. 1859 b - "a j. To-
1918 n 80 Is: 81 NJ chgan No. IS p; - Illinois. " d. -
81 10 IFS 10 ~ Is; 80 DO 235 D. 87. Il DO lie 10 - q
IS To- Jg8 NJ 81 IS n - ~. 81 10 20 Ia =
IL DO 2lO H. 81 49, l0l7 n 70 - - do 100 To-
- 1895 No. ADD 30 Canada oxen 1850 d. - - stsep
only 35 bead chgan averaging - 10 - -
receipts light market vet opeue Hogs quiet ani unchanged sa
to-day head averaging lj5 81 49, III do I'll H. rs Ale -
do 300 n, ~ g. IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09

Coleman Ben6dlct's closing quotations were:

The gold market has been sprtless and business light
though in tone the price steady the only quota
tons being 1f all There il very little desire TO secu
late on either side OF the account and Notwithstanding
the late bush feeling consequent upon the expectation
OF large specie exports, there il well grounded belief
that the Secretary of the Treasury will keep the market
well supplied with CON- in order to facilitate has attempt
at funding The rates paid for carrying were ~ and
per cent The Treasury Will sell million gold to-
morrow. The exports Of specie to-day were SOoo0 by
the Idaho and sss 26 Ga by the China Of this t2OWO
were in double eagles. The days operations at the Gold
Exchange Bank follows: Gold cleared, 1870,
600 gold balances, s37l9 currency balances. tl5h,-
nae Ihn following Nere the nmnIaIlnnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09

CONTENTS,
ASTRONOMICAL 49,. United Sae. for leo 1850 and
e Fa1 S' E.Ss ' So Ss'i6 g b g Per
SaHisas.oa Of the P.ne. and dc GSel Ss'.s ''
es OIL ii" snd Church DAYS Tor 1870 1850 and 1850.
TO wi Eusiaesu States Of the unOa-"ben 'i
ers s' s S5 Molsa@si,n Cal territories Of the L. swhen
Plaue Brehet NAT Il1S EN- PiSAN Rifo.
S IN MgJnas ana H''S BSSt bearing Coin Iateresi
T Tale fsr ma Places Dsbt bearing Interest in lawful
LAWS B. ss' Viz II ds54.ss Ia. ,,
BANKRUPT Act amended 'l inc m .,,a,.t,,
d., nr's' over D' a,on Of Debt under present
Bridge over ne Willamette at Ai9ai,tI3to AT. n. ION
fSTasI o F-l Ito Enforce PoLIICAL STATISTICS
Rghts Of CITIZENS Of The Uu's fgecoo S ReIe,eps
BcpIrelt Of Justice gab House Representatives Of The
AZ t' " United States MLlt CoBgressl
% Provisions 0f III '''' Ma., Of he United
A'' ri g,, Cqq iPs Fitted States Cx1I..
E,1oa frai.-An Pre- Coa.re,. Politically cl9,Ssea
GcSr.-Aa act for Her Alu aid ase Of R.os.eHi..,e'i
'S G,or.sro Promote l,a,a Cs NUMBER Of Psa
PG, IF Co r. . ,.s &C. efy s5lane 6o61r
Ii,rn Revaue Tl1e5-Au Act ELECTION RETURNS FOR 1870
Land SSd's and E9er.aga Co Iq,oc 4r,oa. TERRITORY
ES ssto. JOY ''''''-' coiaaio Territory.
,iss f,T Psrael, Of Lo,sl GIN Dsko'al Territory.
se6, " sa.gi in Taking tie Census Peagars
Missssrri-Aluision Of into Geg-ria
Tie Uroa. u no Territory.
National Delt-An Act 90 yurl Illinois.
The same. lnlA"t'
oregon Central Rsilrosi-Goyt Iowa
Grsits Of Lu's 60 Comgan.. Kansas.
Psi.rs sui C0pyr' chts-A Re. Kcuucsr
vision Of tie Laws Relating thereto. LJ1s sua
sors % Do Psi Q1orery Mslc
Public HoHisvs Et9DfsheL MARYLAND
Soatberr Pacific r. Co.-PrO- Massachusetts,.
vides Tor The Issuing Of Land Patents. Michigan
,t.-"'H,'N
BIS. - F1-ii 1irr the Missouri
Presentation of Ties. m0-ials or. Ne.r-sAa
Gifts from. Inferior 'u ,rrra or ON. Neiala
Ger. r tie Government Service NtFliaml'AlIt
agri.. afI DID, NeV-lersev
- Nea.Yo.k-by Counties
NJ MI. I'D, ps-fs- 2 L. Co NeaY ork-or Congress.
Aut uf.te o. issue b' ri. Nv lo'h-'l Wy nv I''
The TanG-thUce,i1. New ofA-Hll' N1u.. '1-o1'
r. ,e7-g Ar,...rta S.crearr. Nav1 o-z--LeEsstur-.
NAV sr-at.t q sped B A .sa.s North Carolina
Turn un'erthe = sCsra-Blfa'. olp.
10 authorized 90 ..ll It Oregon
Nir.iu.a-r.rls OF Admission IN. P.ursYEarla
otle UHon. hAo,' l,Ali-
b TIE Secretary % state. So Tennessee.
uoluc.lg d. adoption 90. tle XVI. Itta.-l-ot
Amtutu0li 90 tle Constitution Of lt'h leirtoIF'
The Tral >sta Vermont
the President. requiring an o. rrlis'
o. The Neutrality laws " a-uston leriloT!
GENERAL STATISTICS. West virginia
Agricultural Products O! the Sew Miscoasur
ImucrsdOa the I. s for 81 Peals, Vote for President in
Population Of the Cities OF the.
p d cents rer corv seven Postpaid Address al orders
With cash ioe,sd THE TRIBUNE. Nev.lork.
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The money market has been easy az usual at ana
per cent 10 the Government houses ana ana 10 INC
stock brokers' though comparatively htte ne" business
q, noi done az e higher rate Commercial paper is in
GOOD demand and rates are as understated:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09

The business in Government bonus mas pee '''.ioou'
I'm, nies were generally firm on the entire list. very
oct,yc trade was however remarked in Central Pacific
bonds which were decided feature ana sales we're re-
ported as high as 93 The demand was principally rom
German bankers and investors, who are satisfied with
tbe inducements held out by the security
A. Hatch ronort IL follows at Il. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09

The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF specie
from the port Of NewYork to foreign ports for the week
ending Feb 7. 1871, was A727,3Si.
The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day.
Pcnnsy vana Co. third issue sold at 1904 Philadelphia
and Erie r. r. 2s; Reading r.. r., 49i; and Pennsyl-
yania II. r. Gil. Gold closed at lllB.