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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-08-08

The grand combination OF Barnum,
furnishing three shows, under three big
tents for one ticket, is too much. 1t
draws too big crowd, We would dis
pcnse with one elephant, couple oil
camels, the bearded girl, the sleeping
beauty, one dromedray, u monkey or So
Napolean Sd, Bismark, Dickens, or pos
sibly some other slight appendages, Tor
n chance 10 sec the rcst-but great Is
Barnum-only no oUcrd0eS the thing
Coming right after Stone Il Murray. we
hoped some would get "played'out, or
short OF money. ard stay ut homc-but
no everybody. with his cousin. waited
to see the live clcphant-the other circus
had only n stuffed one, and such crowd
from far and near, we never saw IN n
country village. There were between
sir and ten thousand present in the alter
noon, and all attempts to scat The audi
ence in front were abortive. Ii one
squatted, somebody else would jump up
Three. quarters of the people, conse'
quently saw only The tail end OF some
body in the ring, when he jumped high
enough. The heat was oppressive, be-
sides several got duckings from The
showers. If anybody did not &c. their
moneys worth. they must not blame
Barnum The police" seemed to ENJOY
the entertainment.
We conclude with the touching lines oi
the Poet, 10 wit
The Elephant he goes round ana round
The Band begins 10 play;
The little boys under the monkey cage
Had better get out of the Way
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-08-08

Several regiments of the New York
National Guard. are communicating
members who failed to parade July 18th,
fining them s25 to $50 each,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-08-08
Robbery at South Paris.

On Wednesday morning last, just alter
he had settled with the Agent of Bar.
NUNS Menagerie, Mr.. Albion Andrews,
OF the Andrews House, missed his trunk,
containing about $3.50 and valuable pa
pers. 1t had been kept in his sleeping
room on the lower floor, in the easterly
corner OF the house, and must have been
taken between o'clock and 7, when the
inmates of the room had gone to break
fast. Suspicion rested. at once, upon
some of the hangers'on OF The Circus,
and the general opinion was that the
money was irretrievably lost; considera-
BILE excitement existed, rs the news OF
the robbery spread into the adjoining
villages, and much sympathy was ex-
pressed for the loser. During the fore
noon, the trunk, with five hundred dol
lars Of the money in it, was found in one
OF the upper unoccupied rooms OF the
house, between the beds Suspicion then
rested upon n transient man who had
been taking pictures, rs he was seen TO
come down stairs about the time oil the
robbery; and as he went different di
rection from the Circus, going to Port
land. A despatch was sent down. ana
the man arrested. but nothing was found
to warrant his detention. 1t vas evident
that the robbery was not committed 10y n
professional thief, for he would have
taken all-it looked more like the net oil
a boy. or some person engaged about the
premises, who took all they dared to.
As yet. we do not hear that the guilty
party has been discovered. The wonder
is that any portion was found.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-08-08

Corn and potatoes are looking well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-01
The Fifth National Bank pays it, usual semiannu
dividend Of per cent on 1st July.
stltes cnrrencr outstanding at this date:
A4n6aa.65l %

The following is the movement in dry goods for the
week Entered for consumption $O73GSO; Withdrawals
s23s,9l7; warehoused, s4s3,2l4
The philadelphia stock market was firm today Pehh-
sylvania 6s third issue, sold at 1884, Philadelphia ana
Erie Railroad ga Reading Railroad $40 PennsyVahla
Railroad cot. Gold closed at l13.
We would call attention TO the card OF the Oriental
Savings Bank, in another column. This institution has
800 accounts with depositors, though it has only been
in existence six months
Following is a comparative statement of Internal
Revenue collections for the fiscal year ending June 80
1870 and June 80 1871 1870 ss5235sG7 81 1871 Sl44969
2s3 49, decrease sO266 80; estimated collections for
1872 s1l21922 Ol; deduct over estimate income,
s7I922Ol; leaving sIO5 100000; amount received from
STAMPS Sl5OOOOOO; total, $l2OOOO,0OO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-01
BANKING hHD FINANCIAL.
A. 8 HATCH
HARVEY FISK.
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,


OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS and Dealers in Government Securities,
No. ) Nassau-st, New York, June q, ISL
1t is estimated that nearly ONE HUNDRED NIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS will be discussed III the month OF
July for interest and dividends on Government,
State, City and Railroad Bonds Railroad and Bank
Stocks, Savings Bank Deposits DC.
A considerable proportion OF tins amount must
seek renvestment in safe and reliable securities
Preference WILL of course, be given by prudent IN
yestors to those combining the best assurances OF
absolute safety with liberal interest on their cost.
The amount Of the best class of securities now
available in the market prices which render them
desirable and profitable for investment, is limited III
comparison with the amount of capital which must
seek investment from the approaching July dlsburse
ments. and the most substantial of these must be
rapidly absorbed.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BoNDs OF THE CHEsA-
pr,KE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY offer peculiar
inducements to judicious investors.
1. The Road is under experienced, conservative,
and honorable management.
q There is ample security for the entire mortgage
already existing in completed Road, Equipments,
and work done.
3. The regular and prompt payment of interest
and the security of the principal are beyond ques-
ton
A. IL is an old and successful Road, with %%' miles
now in profitable operation, and 100 miles additional
nearly completed extending itself IN response 70 the
demands OF commerce, AS GREAT EAST AND WEST
TRUNK LINE FROM THE ATLANTIC TO THE OHIO
and for the accommodation of the immense mineral
resources along its line
5. The traffic necessary TO render its extension
profitable does not depend on a slow future develop
ment bit an enormous and profitable trade is already
Caiting for and inU.ting Il.
6. THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COM
PANY is one of the strongest and most reliable aud
Trustworthy corporations in the country, with
wellestablished credit and possessing property ana
franchises of great value.
T. The Loan is sufficient in amount to become
widely known popular and marketable while 1t will
be but a slight upon the great earning capabii-
ties of the Road.
Price of the bonds, until further notice 81, and
accrued interest from May |. FISK y HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-01

Extra mails for Europe Saturday by the steamer
CITY of New-York will close at llO p N. at the Mer-
chants Exchange, Nos. so and SO Pne-st
Money continued drug, and in order to employ bal
ances lenders press round on borrowers of good
standing at and per cent -Four was charged IN some
cases There is a good demand for commercial paper
which sells at u TO 6 per cent.
The Government bond market opened at "A fractional
decline owing realizing sales but subsequently an
increased inquiry and the fmness in gold sustained
prices which recovered. According 10 Washington dis
patches the public debt statement will show decrease
for the month OF June OF about 100000 Fisk Hatch
report Governments as follows at p. m;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-01
FRIDAY, June 30-P. NJ.


Tho otocl, market ia still excessively dull,
and ia likely 10 remain 80 until after the
The Board of Brokers' heretofore announced, WI" 10
morrow adjourn over till Wednesday next While the
stock market has been very quiet to-day, u mas Deeh
Armer in tone with a slight advance in quotations. III
the early transactions Lake Shore and Rock Island es
peciaIy the latter, subjected to slight Decline
but they afterward rallied and, with some ACTIVITY IN
Ohio and Mississippi sustained the rest OF the market
The wide difference in the price Of Northwest Common
and Preferred stock both Of which have recently de-
eared per cent dividends is the subject OF remark in
the street, and the explanation seems to be found
I'm very general doubt to whether the actual Imam
cai condition of the road justified the dividend upon the
common stock; but further explanation as to the
strength the preferred stock may be found IN the TACT
that there has active foreign demand for 1t OF
late. We learn from an eminent German banker that
not less than 5000 shares of the Northwest preferred
have recently been ordered from Amsterdam. The deal
ings at the Board to-day very small and az inter
walls became Insignificant A communication was re-
ceived from the President Of the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company by the officers OF the Stock Exchange
ncosing copy of letter from the Assistant Secretary
OF the Erie Railway Company, stating that the common
stock capital Of the latter company had been increased
by $4,000 shares OF 500 each by the conversion into
stock OF convertible bonds 10 the amount OF 100000
which bonds were issued for the purpose Of borrowing
money for the finishing completing and operation OF the
Erie Railway. The Loan and Trust Company present
this communication, and state that the 80 days notice
required by the rules of the Board will commence from
to-day As many people as think proper to do so VIII
believe that this money has been used for finishing,
completing and operating the Erie Railway" though the
malicious portion OF the community insist that the man
ayers of Erie, by this movement are simply preparing
themselves to meet call" from the English stockho d.
ers In the miscellaneous list there was comparatively
nothing doing while coal and express stocks were neg
lected The general market closed at advance. The
following table shows the highest and lowest prices paid
for active stocks to-day:
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EIGHT PER CENT GOLD INTEREST BoNDs, WIN
STATE INDORsEMENT.-The undersigned offer for,aio
a limited amount Of First Mortgage Bonds Of tho
Montgomery and Eufaula r. r. Co., Endorsed by the
State Of Alabama, bearing eight per cent interest in
gold, payable in New-YOrk March and September.
Issue limited to $4,000 per mile on finished road.
Ample funds have been provided for the compile
ton of this road by October next and the funds tor
meeting the interest due in September next have
already been placed in our hands.
The business of this road promises TO be large and
profitable and we confidently recommend its m-
dorsed Mortgage Bonds TO those seeking investments
as both safe and advantageous Price, for the pres,
ent, % and accrued interest.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co., p Na,sau-st
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,nedict's closing quotations were /:

The gold market was firm, but dull and spirtess, the
price opening ll2J, and advancing to ll3t with the
principal business at the intermediate figure. The firm
ness partly induced 10y the existence of short ncr6s
which indicated in the rates pJd by borrowers for the
ne Of cash gold these having been from fat 10 per
cont per sauum and l64 10 l-32 per diem. In single
instance one per cen: paid for having gold carried
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as
follows: Gold cleared sJO1JoOO gold balances S62lG2
and currency balances, s2,ll2,5ls. The following were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-01

TIT FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT COIN
RoxDs of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY Con-
PANY offer rare chance for safe and profitable 10, 10
Road which is very nearly completed. The rolling
stock. telegraph land grant, and all the property Of
the Company The lands are released from taNat 90.
mortgage. The Road Will form the Great Dir Lme
Route from Chicago and Mlcdukee t. 81 Paul and
the North Vest Bonds for sale 90, and interest IN
and GWyTSF Johnson a. DAY. No. Is WLll-st.,
where pamphlets and further information can toe
oh famed
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7-3O GOLD LOAN.

JAY COOKE & Co. are now selling the Fr-t Mort
gage 7-3O Gold Bonds Of the Northern Pacific Rail
road Company, bearing Seven and Three-Ienths per
Cent gold interest more chan per cent. currency,
and secured by first and only mortgage on the entire
Road aud equipments and on more than 1900 Acres
of Land to every mile of track OF 500 Acres Of Land
to each 81 600 fBond The highest current price
will be paid for L. s. Fve-Twenties, and all other
marketable Securities received in exchange. Pam
phlets. maps. and full information will be furnished
on application by Jay COOKE & Co., Philadelphia,
New-York and Washington.
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HowEs & MACY Bankers the same as an iuoorpo-
rated bank, No. 80 Wall-st., New-York. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS Of RECEIVING INTEREST io
their Money and having it at ali times subject to
check on demand can do so by depOsiting with tins
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, Wild
immediate returns, at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE OF Stocks, Bonds
or Gold promptly executed.
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State bonds dull at the afternoon Board, with no
sales OF Importance. Early in the day there was good
demand for MissOurs which advanced the price TO u
for g. and IS. for Hannibal and ST. Joseph issues
Tho fnIiouyiug were he
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OFFICE OF HATCH 81 FooTE, l2 Wall-St'
We pay the bidding price, for Gold and sell at
the asking price," as quoted at the Gold Exchange.
in sums to suit, without commission.
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HowEs & MACY, Bankers, 80 Waist offer tbrir
services for Funding the Bonds of the State OF VIZ
GINA at one-quarter of per cent and Express
charOps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-01
VIOLA. Hon. Oakes Arnea Mesara Morton. Rlise 4 {

void, Hon. Cakes Ames Messrs. Morton. Bliss & Co,
James H. Banker, Harrison Durkee. and JOHN Stew.
ard nave spent nearly SlOOO0OO of their own fnnds
in the work, and two-thrds the entire line il already
built.
This road VIII form the only rail connection be
tween New-Oreans and the great State of Texas,
with it's enormous production.
The bonds are amply secured by tho large prospect-
i've traffic of the line by the fnanci, strength of
the Company, by the unusual amor>ot. already ,v
pended upon the work, and by very liberal grants a.
aid from the State of Louisiana.
At the selling price00 and accrued interest
bonds pay n per cent more than nyestm,nts IN
an equal amount in the new Government Fives.
Full information given on application 20
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Financial AgentNew-O Orleans. Mobile. and
Texas Railroad Company
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parative Tabular Statements for long series Of
years; Debts Of States and United States in detail
etc, etc
By HENRY V. POOP
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TANNER d Co,
BANKERS,
IL Walst, New-YoIk,
Dealers in
STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD AND EXCHANGE.
ORDERS EXECUTED AT THE STOCK AND GOLD
EXCHANGES
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO
CHECK AT SIGHT.
Buy and Sell at current market rates, the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT ts) PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
THE ST.. JOSEPH AND DENVER CRY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August and February, IN New
York, London, OF Frankfort-on-th Main, free of
u. 5. Taxes. TANNER * Co, No. II Wall-st
The PER CENT MORTGAGE BONDS of the NEW
ORLEANS, MOBILE and TEXAS RAILROAD COMPANY
based upon the best portion of trunk line from
Mobile through New Orleans 10 Houston, Texas, a
total distance of AIS miles The stockholders among
whom aIe Hon. +, u. Morgan, Hon. John A. Grl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-01

SAINT LOUIS CITY PER CENT GOLD RENEWAL
BoNps. having 20 years TO run. We offer S47l.@o
above bonds, being the whole issue; also SljO.o0
81 Per Cent St. Louis Currency anticipation
Bonds, maturing Feb. l, 1872 JAMESON SMITH ~
CoTTING, IA Broad-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-01
THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported tor THs TRrBrSE.i
AsHEs-Te demand las been Only Hoe a.d ne 9i'a
sI a e va II "a riT ' sSoa f, good
moe, a descriptions s corning no CHANGE o. poaa
p.. x.. 1nls. So Ose 90 g Ro.,nle S5' asI7'
r. h.,.v NJ CCS s. Common b6-...%i
p pG sl1a ilta ~ 3 SS @ ii a.
s. p: s ssy: s sss: @ &c:
BBEswAx-Te very quiet and prices " unchanged
,9d A. e d snT .. Gs he ~.
less last evening" including export 575 for consumption ~ o'
speculation and $50 II iIsa W. % 25Ss s.roa. ra
S SsaP; oIl .;;ii....::.iIs' s! &
Low Addius.......l8 20 e'
S %oG'I MIDI ni......il III ri -
Lat Eysnns-Juy jc At 10 u Ice M W. Asg 20
zoe. TO at 20 lice, eco at 2Olc SeIt, 29 II lsic
S.S total $500 bale. T61ay@Ja lse 80 o 'a
lc % slice sCa &c. 100 a. DC 200 q 20 re- go
2c!c $40 at % iGc sept ls lee, to at 1881 ="
At Die al l8fc 100 al 20 tc, l0s l3sc, 2oal3 W -
Nov LOO % loo at h!ei total 1850 bales grand total @
bale. ..-.,..,., 800. ,.,.,
Eel quite confident other ads are qsie' ami Unchanged 'a t 20
more yer Peggy 400 d. 64l do per C. Wright pn'ao
"CRSpLRS-Te marE, for 81 krd, dull snd prices nosn
quote l9al5c for Alma.tHe Ealiol p SPERM a " f'
DRUGS AND DYRS-Ihere Ia. been good de@,ni ior OIL Lea
fs aSf sal sa s 'a.sR S ~. a. % t B.lsf :,
The demand Tor Opium fair and he Ta'.e !. am Other '
S s.:s@ }E ::s 81 is W. S:s ~. t,,'t
c. sis; soda s3 ss s.c 3S s sss Sa "a
c. CT. raT S,r pi 5 g S sSl' A' gScSI z a
s sS$ a sas S,s Si. 55S 8 w.. 'o;P1 "a
DYEw description ia.L ,''' 10 -'
'aI' g es. are g. n2 S ua'A'ns ooasa 80 c
IossoOd Jsmaea ty v9g 80 q" ,,l
Euefr TtH.ff .s.stsH