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srCnND ROARD. ] 7. NI
sohs q, e1c GoaGs-larOaI RoadsBqns and Railrood-E
S0cis. de-
UrsDAY. Jan. 3l-P. ".

llSDAf, Jan =. "
The stock market has been dull except on
certain speciates though rule. steady Lake Shore
has been noiccably strong and in good demand owing
fo purchases for eventual control NJ tie next election
wabash is being manipulated by the ciquea and the
price to-day reached Boz the point" being confident
tally given out much higher figures will be made
Parties intending purchases however, would do well to
inber the fate OhiOs and sundfy other shhic
which were expected TO realize such rapid fortunes for
lucky possessOrs. Rock leland was firm; Ohio ana MIS-
sssip steady fair business was done III the Naiiier
ht shares North Western Preferred and ST. Paul Union
Pacific was weak. aud made sharp downward turn from
10 TO lC but later reacted To the opening price While
the movements of this stock and securities are rs myr
FERROUS as ever the present fevcrish condition may DE
attributable the pressure Of large blocks Of stock and
land grant and income bonds for speculative effect, the
uuavohle from Washington also avoring lower
piccs Hannibal and st. Joseph dun, and In tone
heavy. Panama wa firm at 6ti0G7i Delaware, Lack
awauua and Western selling at 1855 Michigan Central
ls and Alton and TcTrc due, "a. MiScc aneous shares
were quiet but firm. Express shares were strong,
Adams selling at ca; American, 49, and United states
at 42d42I The following table shows the highest and
lowest prices Of active stocks made to-day:
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THE MARKETS.
Ioueiully reported ior TnE TRIBUNE !


Tuesday. Jan 81 1871.
ASHES11e confined good demand prices Grm
quote At f5d 81 a. Pearls moderate Teuet steady
59d -
BRooMS AND BROOM CokH-Brooms have been
demand and 81
sales la
&C. for Medium Grcru, and 1oec good TO choice
bkISIJ ES-fhe 3
out guoDl change from lc ~ for Gray
and WLi:s
BREsEAX-Trr, h,, been good demand and the a
saes Of go ID Southern al &c.
CO11DE-rhe market has excessively dull Az dav
bought pangy lack Of
actually lower lat favor bacr; the principal
vy the ah,snoe of hvorsb Liverpool sdvce the tots,
1853 bale. Chrsx l2O s evening and 30 sniye) which
quiet &c lower last evening J.nuay
la- February Isle;
l5GI5 Lice NO March, st IS 1l6dj 5l6c GO April l5is
Isle May l5, today, 200 Jsuusy S; 2Oo Pehru-
iHaite 100 March l5t ql5.c $780, April at io!d5.e
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q
Mr. Corlyle has addressed the following let
,to German soldier Who had cent to Chelsea a DOCK
of which nc il the author; .
tuFyNrRow, CHELSEA, Dec n, $50
Gin. Three nights ego there cane 70 me in DS t
h.ouf;fti hiuc book SIC ta'aiNl iIsV
rsss which especially as coupled with your knd
iu IN fba covfrof It, bearing date Vor Ears Il
~ m vrry great interest IL IA ia rSciI tIuy oea-
s1 ,e hook lu tcCetnCr with great deal Ct art,
va fetokeuirc tho writer dcicete aueGl0n9te po-
80 aud cited human brother wen skilled IN literary
$40 have / seen more Ingenious arrangement OF
,s.svcr MAS bright ami human I'm antiquarian study
49, r,ov living and artistic form than this of ElSass
~ is Thousand Years Oak' That soul capable OF
snrh work should now date Go me from lie Vert Gal
,ntn aud thC heart ~ great and terrible
Wc,i1-evcrf. supremacy hcnehcCut and yet SUI
,1rcn,clV tcrrihle, upon which ell Europe Is wait
iu with ahatt breath. is another circumstance when
ADDS immensely 10 the interest Of the KIND git Tor
me. and nay vel keep the little book IN careful pres
rVation "A memorial 10 me OF what viii he melnOfaole
Go an the world FOR another thousand years" wished
much convey hint OF feeling To you as AT
once writer Of such piece, and the worker ana hgher
world: and try To COntlNe some way OF dollg
valiant comrades nobly fronting the storms OF war and
o Winter but ii this reach you let II be an asSur
.nce that 90 in my heart praise You (and might even III
a sort if were German ana stil young envy YOU,
md that no man. Germany or ont OF IT, more deeply
applauds the heroic nvnCibe bearing of your comrades
and Won OF more entirely wishes and augurS glorious
result 10 il ~ the appointed hour. Ny faith is that a
good genius does guide you, that Heaven itself approves
what YOU doing that in the end victory is TO
YOU. Accept Old mans blessing; continue TO quit
yourselves like men, aud in that expect that good
beyond tho reach Of Fortune and her incoEstan
ces. God be with you, Dear Sir, with you and your
T. CARLYLE.
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IL G'des. Hwy G'des.

Bed Leaf quiet prices the supply here small trade
ba,ers 8QOc for Connecticut fes 23G2c for
seconds 5575c Wrapper NcE ork hler RQl5 DO
lots 2a35c and do Wrapper Sode OHIO and Pcnns
vauls Bnders iGl5 DO assorted lots 50 10 Wrap
pers zsdsc light demand prices nonnSy
changed; quote bond follows; Black WORK B6se
MEDIUM Od14c, good Bright ORR 25o3ce
neun 1aS for good to 6ne Forgn aosrsIe dens
particular change though quote Havana
Common aud S5e : Oi tor FAIR Prime; lara
pO,. for ! Cat. 81 81 " for IL Cut.
TALON kn and in Give sales OF CO
at 8i6gc.-nsny at latter price.
NOOITbe market continues active and considerable speculative
feeling being dryropc stocks All d. light
demand from consumers il such hoe looking ior bet
prices during 90 days. low nddhng grades Of
Fleece AMI Tor u iep advance of d2 "
n fairly eable the 6uef qualities good request
full Pulei Noos demand and
many h0len hooking advance la California WUOs there
cradle doing without Ila;aria. change ia
moderately sales Of $50 bbl
Iron bound al Doc
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

ONE OF THE BEST INVESTMENTS IN TIE MARKET
ST. LOUIS AND SOUrH-EAsrERN FIRST MORTGAGE
CONvERTIIR PER Gent GoID BONDS, issued upon
finished road running to 81. Louis and doing profit
able business Price 81! aud interest. Inquire for
particulars If
GEO OPDYKE & Co, No. 25 Nassau-st.
II. X. JEsUP d Co, No. 10 Pine-st,
and at the Onice Of the Company, 81 Liberty-st.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Pun ,nELPHIA. Jan 3ltoton rrrn; Mdding Upud. atcf
Mnl lCc Flour less NnQtrfue, - z@Fa 80
h 80 % - al inji,rS a. o i 49, "a Fsse ss
1850 Wheat 6na nlanA he'd 80 81 G0, oao "a 81 90
i,yi-ue,ling dotg Corn ql. yellow. BE Nsd Wvseh
steady aGtc to5oe Rio, IL. l5i sagsS snS
30 rge. Provisions changed Peo saleiedi CTsa
Eanrd, silc Nhisk, slaN aos Al 95c Tor Metsf lrca
BLvnots. Jar 3ltoou inactive and unsettled hahBg t
lsm n Isle; Low Adhnes l1ic Flour active, Csy MIA adj
,uuc aac. Hewors SnVrie IS 500 So H. LtsA 80 so
faHHl' 81 1jo Civ Mills Super6ae SOD 81 IS DO
do Family rs 0o @I Neru superhne, - -
20. Es'ia, 50 Soc ~ d. Family ~ sea - 81 Mhet
4tg.gs tLoce WHIT -. Fair Priae. 81 ga VI @y
ri 70 cl"e Eri. = " Fair 70 Gool ~ goo 81 30 ten
u 81 ~; OHIO st Indiana Al Goa ~ IS FnHs,'snA
;tae e. Cora hrni ock ssrcri white ssds- ielos ~
OF a- 4 a3dc Re qut at @do5c Provisions unchanged
NhEkf qaittai SO Eoir.
a. Loris. Jan 3touou tnssr a lic Flour SIN sssnAs
Wmp ~ a00S..6S; Do,r Eltla Winter 500 20 2. Wlsss
sca, Ne h.l Water 81 .r Nv. Red whssr 81 ~ -
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RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE.

Itr TfglsT3 1ld H0tFTO1Is
JAZZ. SIS pkgy Ashes, pkgs BeesssI, 100 bef t"'"e
seed 40 bb. Cotton seed OIL - go b t"lT ba'
Wha.; 2S 400 lO6s0 bush. Oats 3l5 bu.h N oV %
Grass seed bush Flax See 1871 bush Beans 90 9 on We.
2o2 bags Corn Meal 23 Pkg BnesShss' Fosr IT. 0 ~
IN tb Rosip 2U2 Pofs pkg. Beef h pigs 's -
pt-s Lard kegs Lard III pks Butter =" pags IN sc
Eg1s l69 pigs Dnc F.uit y Dressed noss ~ fsts
bis Corner 7g BIZ whisky lis b.les Wool Sfs es ol' -
.ds Irstle 1871 Hides. gq d. Hides II hhd lohaee" co 10"
a. TIscco slb7 LIS tX o bossses III kh ~ o. suSa
r.o Rec as b.g Peanuts pg Pecans pigs Tea 20 'SS.
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The State bond market continues steady but otherWse
devoid of any notable feature. Early In the day virgil
MAS fell off fraction but 1t Is some time since any ousl-
ness was reported in these issues The old sod AT GOO
G5s and new at 61 Georgas were In good inquiry, as
were also Aabamas South Carolinas were moderately
active while North Caroinas Tennessees andlmlsSos
were dull The following were the bids;
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oleuou geuedict's CLOSING quotations were:

TIE gold market at times during the day wa quite
active though rule less animation was noted than
yesterday the special considerations Influencing tho price
being not unlike those recorded at that time. Tho range
tie price has been Ill aud 11lt the bulk Of trnse
tons being the intermediate fraction. The rate paid
for having balances carried ~, and per cent
and ard per Clearing House. The days bust
ness at the Gold Exchange Bauk follows Gold
cleared, slGC52oC0 gold balances ,l,t9sAs6; and
rency balances s17OOl35 The following the quota
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Government bonds have been bdoyant anu so.'e "hs
- throughout tho day, the market closing
-, n, enc highest prices reached or the rive
wcnties the most active business was reported IN os
which od freely IO9t The foreign houses were IN inc
a,t "a free buyers apparently acting upon adylces
from the other side. Sizes OF 1881 were strong ana
made an advance to 3i Currency SKIES being III request
at IlO Ten-Forties moved up per cent 10 lO'. fSA
& Hatch report as follows at p M:
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NEW YORK. Jan. p. 1871.

EEw-YORK, Jan. %, 1871.
> The COUPONS from the FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN
PER CENT BONDS of the SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. due Feb. /. 1871 will be paid on and
after that date at the Office of VERMuYE & Co. Nos
IL and Is Nassau-st. w. IL. SEWARD, jr
Treasurer
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Thebids ran as follows:
City Bank shares were dull.

In railroad bonds, Central Pacihcs made further al
vance TO 9s on large dealings. Unions, however, made
reverse movement, and at the Boards the lsts de-
clined to 49,; Incomes recovering at the close TO g.
There were Important fluctuations I'm the remainder
Of the list. The following were the bids:
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,omn, at an artificial "ock-up"is likely 70 DC spceuy
attempted again. Washington advices s'a,e .nas o'
Uouso Committee on Banking and Currency nav. M
10 report bill striking out the hdg nlIlnon nS In
su"'Un o"d demand IS repeated, and prime accept
ON thc basis OF the following quotations;
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New CIVILIZATIONS.
DUB1SIIED THIS DAY:
MECHANISM IN THOUGHT AND MORALS.

BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES. vol lCmo. 81.
This Grafton delivered before the Phi Beta
Kappa Society Harvard Unycty IN July 1870 with coous notes
with great cesnSs and force that subject which IN or
hands would simply eOus is made exceedingly interesting b. ih
wealth Of illustration irethneSs with which Il is treated
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4 FINE EDITION, Cloth-Bound,
MI GEELLRYs ESSAYS on PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE
Entitled:
WHAT KNOW OF FARMING.
SERIES OF
BRIEF AND HOMELY EXPOSITIONS
OF
PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE
A, Art, based upon Science.
Ab.pasone 2lO winbe ready early 10 February
CONTENTS:
J. VIII Fsn,iug Psti n. Pesoles -Pears- Cherries
2 GoOc anl De. Huf5tndp. Grapea
: Where "a Farm. 20 Gairrgiosing - East and
4 Pretsr.nr 20 Fam West
= Buyirg Farm. % Bseulent Roots-POtsioes
G. IsyiBc farm O. Roos-TuTps Beets Car
:. Pasturng-Ieaees and F.ne
ins 81. Sheep and Sleep Hus..ndry.
a. Tr,e.-wood- Lsnds-Fo7 g. Stones on Pam
ess 80 Implements.
8 Growing Timber Plant g. Accounts ID Farming
ING s. Intellect in Agriculture
10 Planting and Grosng TIees &C. Science Agriculture
H. About Tree Placing g. Steam Agriculture
H. Drsmng-Ml On. 50 Cooperation ID Farming
H. Draining Ceaersly % Farmer Clubs
l. S,iis and FertHAsrs In gsaon-heans AID Ends
"a pqovg-psop CT SasVow The Possibilities Of Ir ssoo.
Plswihg-GoOd aud Bad a. Western lrrsSNon.
T.. Thorough Tlsgt. a. More Of Irrigation
IL Ceotsercsl Ien!Iers-Gyr- Agricultural kztibilori
- he"ARs
,s ,t,f Salt 1,he,-Irne Uodev,lope Sources cPoser.
- r.. t,s,b.,4s-G-sro WiBd a Of POwty
a. Euck-iow to UuhIt Il. a. Rural DcpopaNuon'
- ,,..o,.--Br5, 49, Large aud small PGrms
70 Hey AM h. y-MaksS ~ Exchange aoo D''nO'u'a
a. Iesscs o. To-Day. 3l Summing Up
q Frui; Trees-rre Appe ~ CoRsu'oo'
z. More Abcat Apple Trees
Price, 81 80.
Sen: BY s peg paid part Of tee United si % fe0ep
.,pr.. ACGf.s. TIbr TRIBUNE, Nee iSrE.
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TENTS.
United s,''es for 1910, 1861, anil
: 1850.
Z Population By States, with Per
J Ger. o. iucTeaS.'r1a 1920 O. li11.
Population OF the Terlit0no, Of
The Ulitei state.
Population Of the L. &, BY cOln-
t,s. f0- 1870 1860. and 1857.
Sttcs Of the UniOn-When aa-
wir-d.
Territories Of the L. s.-7hep
orr. -ei.
N.rICNAL FINANCES.
Bonds ie>rei to Pacf- Railroads.
Del l,s1 : Co'a lI;Crcst
Dsht bearing lnt'r--; ia lawful
money.
J.. bearing no Interest.
na.. INAich in.cres. has ceased
since maturity.
Et,-,it alton.
7 Joe .,n ~ De't uGdeT present
Adm aisir.fion.
Fah.c Debt. Dec lS10
POLITICAL STATISTICS
FoT-y.SCco1d Csn-Ic.s--Gs far as
choscn-stnsiNrs and Representa-
tlves. folliica'i y Classified
Rouse Of Fcpr-se1tltiyes Of tie
UnireI States lXLIst Congress-
Politically C'assi e.
Minister Of uie Ul.ie1 States to
Forc.C1 Counties.
serste Of the United states tNLlst
Co--rcssl Poi ica.ly Classified.
SU4linE Committee Jf the senate
ar fa1.e of RorG-s-It9tyel.
States Of the Uupr-arcs, Polu-
l.aaon. ta-ii-ls. SuubsIof Presi-
delti-l Eicc,cs. Governors &C.
Gu;e ,ia.os Gogs.n.u.ut-fres-
iiert Csrct and Su-r~uc toar.
iLtCUUS RETURNS FOR 1870
ANA.
a Ter i,0-r.
o. r-aa
c. RAJ Icu.iOr-.
t0inec, eHf.
psho.Hh q Tiory.
Ielsv-Ic.
tior.cc.
Georgia.
Idsho Territory.
Illinois.
ln1Iaia.
{ lOsa.
Kansas.
b. ke.i-ckv.
los Jana.
Neiar.
NSv hand.
% Massachusetts.
5 Ilch'gta
Minnesota.
e. missouri.
n he1rassa.
J. Nevada.
kes-llsinpshire.
Q Ncr-jersef.
New-lork-by Coaniie..
Il New-York-fCr Congress.
Nsg.Yofk-fOT Cos. BY Towns
New-York-Sup. Court Judge.
y krw-l OrS-Legslature.
North Carolina.
l. Oiio.
Oregon.
j. Pennsylvania.
kEO-e lslSLl
South CalO.lrA
Tennessee.
b Texas-l569.
Il Utah Territory.
Vermont.
- virginia.
" ashiBgtou Territory.
Wcs; Virginia.
O. Wis 'onsil.
Wyoming Territory.
Po.ulsr Vote for President liz
1860. 1864, aBd 1868.
,st paid. for 81 Address sN orders,
TIE TRIBUNE. NeN-York.
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The money market Is without essential feature, the sup
ply being ample to meet the demand at and per cent
From the Clearing HOUSE statements OF ateit is judged
that at last the recently retired" geenbacfs Arc get
ting back into circulation, the Mechanics Bank has
been heavy debtor yyow this 1t 10 argued bst No ~
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COFPEB-1be stool OF Rio held by importers the United
made morning 1913 including 1000 bags ~ Galveston
tZ bags IT Mobile 1850 bags al Savannah 800 al Chsrc'tOn 1885
bags 81 baltimore and II 5 this the
for Pr DO llid2 for Coed de- i2al9lc Prime
extreme invoices duty paid is jd5c the market generally
T al kinds OF Bs the supply large and the de-
mad continues good holders unwilling sellers unless fall quotations
bd bed
bling lots fairly active at fun prices The demand West India styles
has not been aeve but boilers eyn- the confidence aud
are whdraSus supplies anticipation Of demand higher
price, the tone Of the market
has not been large sAs 23i bags Rio
2Ie
CoAunder she moderate arrival. general demand prices
have Improved and close per un and
remote ysrs selling at 80 goa 50 per Foreign improved
and Ia IA good deman.
CFDLBS Their has been but little nothing doing aud prices
nonnaly uBchkngci
DRUGS AND brRsTe market oeunues VEN quiet Tor most all
desc picps oens under this heading, prices arc without g-sbe
saalse. We quoe '
hlu1, q No.. z.6 JaLp p 10 bopd.. 10
hpsuic, powd. ros n 81 aanua large Gakr Al 10 I'll IS
n-issn ,ols'ifD " a. OIL Lemon, g H.. 40 a 20
bicsIh soda New. 800 al SoiANeNc. gold s2Ie / 56i
Caustic Soda. soh sdId 60 sienna y N -. IA % M
Or Iirs,, pr goh 600 Soda Ash q BsoLi 90 $50
hpson. Saws ~, ..1d q hugsrbd t'lbgoh ~ 2ll
r H HIlDe pe..n ~ ID Vifnol blue, . 10. 6ig
DlkWOOSIbere has moderate demand far moot all
descriptions coming under this heading price, steady
fhEIGli S-hamef has supply
rates have continued tm the offerings
VGsns have been lger and have sVssd supply
fPeiossm 'ssst snps ssd shaded slightly which las
Induced more nqaiy Tie engagements day To Liverpool
tVH buss What BY '~'n I'd 20 lLi' fslss ~ ss at ~.
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WILLIAM WINSTON sEATON, OF THE INA
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Duon Co. M Broadway SPECIAL Agents Tor j.
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Receipts BJ2 pkfs this fS less Tan %, pe,cu,
corresponding -ees s,t year II 3 Foi l- N,eis
Jann,fy have t!5 package against ~ iJI t pl Ia
1910 lis bad Indication hat With the continued decreasing receipts
aak,t grows realef hsLI al Init
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01

sumption. and dealers disFe n seunIat0n especially
Cd by oonsgns to effect sales aud mak lus f5 TIE money
needed Tie starch with Which toe de tie
bss al been taken ont By the late something else
fresh ends End fancy selections the pres really lower With
greater dfcnty making sales The oos altogether has decidedly
blue tiBge. A Ets batter Il beng shippe1-vi1
for Week. A fw se ssios Of Gate are
Cortland County hs smother o 3c IA,
Greene County dIe BE- sfne C0rani Com f.iy Of ~ krip
sc nice Delaware CONT d,y ..e CsTago Cogns a,y Oh
nine 6rkins Cortland County dnes Il a sru l hi,
dairy welsh tubs 33e % .o o. 10 fair 3s
ordinary - fair do re- and u enzyyan trse On
Weorn Is frkns ~ 49,.
sess Westcrageanins-l9e - half bis DIDO r. 20- ii a.
eTs Zrr The half tabs. selected from choice 8 - ana al
at 4sc us essenng TIE yalc Of TIE t Of de dairy ay o.,
auosble prices We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-01

The Philadelphia Stock market dull to-day. Penn
syiyana 6s third ISSUE sold at 100, Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, 81 Reading Railroad 49,, and Pennsy-
vania Railroad, CO. Gold clossd at 1llA.
The gate amount of exports exclusive of specle
from the port of SewYork Ion the week ending Jan 81
1871. S3,63G,5sl.
The subscription books TO the New York state Loan
and Trust Company closed, and call made for or
ganhatiOn AT their Office No 10 Broadway corner OF
Liberty yet, at Il o'clock to-day Feb l. 1871.
Tie interest and coupons on the First Mortgage per
cent Gold bonds Of the st Joseph and Denver CITY Rail
road COMPANY duo the 10Th vi this month, are payable
al the farmers Loan and Trust Company OF this city.