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DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.


GENERAL LAND OFFICE, Mar. 9, 1871.
Register and Receiver, Stockton, Califor.
nia--Geutemen BY executive order bear
ing date the 10th February, 1871, the Presi-
dent ct the United States has directed the
transfer of the following townships from the
Sacramento to the Stockton, California. land
district viz one north, of ranges l., l3 and
Ii east two north, of ranges IL. l., Is, IA
aua l5 east three north of ranges 10. IL,
y. Is, ii, Is aud l6 east.
The Register and Receiver at Sacramento
are this day instructed to deliver to you sll
the plats, books and papers relating to said
townships, for which YOU will give receipts
in duplicate Printed notices of the enlarge
ment of your district will be forwarded to YOU
for distribution as soon as printed. You
will give thirty days notice by publication in
the newspaper having the largest circulation
in your district, OF the day on which you win
be prepared to receive applications for lands
embraced in the townships named, one copy
OF which yen will please transmit to this of
fee. The Receiver and Disbursiug Agent
will deiray the cost of such notice, and refer
TO these instructions on his certified vouchers
as "A, by date as his authority for the dis
hurSement. Please acknowledge the receipt
hereof
Very Respectfully.
Villas nRuMMaNp, Commissioner
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DisburslncS
Fire Fund Rcccipts.

March IS 1870, Balance on hand per last
Report, 25
Maya 1870. Delinquent property tax 1859 30
Oct 81, 1870, Trsnsfered from Street Fund, 81 IS,
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ANNRxAroN TO THE SrocKroN LAND DIS
rRlcr.-The following letter from Washing
ton announces the annexation to the Stockton
Land District, of certain townships, which
have heretofore been connected with the Sa-
cramento District:
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Cemetery Fund Receipts.
Disburamemts. .
Addition nj Report.
Street Eund Diabursment.
THE ABOVE

D. DUQuEsNB, City Clerk,
Sonora March 18th, 1871.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
RAuwAY.-The completion Of this Road has given to
its First Mortgage Seven per Cent Gold Bonds an
established character equal to any mortgage issue
dealt in at the Stock Exchange. We are prepared TO
buy and sell these bonds at any time, at our BANK
ing-House, at market price-thus placing them on
the same basis, for temporary or permanent invest
ment, with Governments or any other security
These bonds are a first and only mortgage ol
$4,000 per mile, based on a railroad that mas cost
$4,000. and which commands, without compeu'ion
all the traffic of Northern Iowa and Southern Miilhe
sota-shortenng the distance from 81 faui 10 |nh-
caeo A. miles, and to st. Louis more thah W mics
The net earnings are already largely III Excess Vi
interest ON the bonds, and doubt exists that 'ney
will more than double within the ensuing year.
A contract has been secured WIN the 'ni'Hso
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company oDh-
gtipp the latter to invest 80 per cent Of gross earn
inps derived from traffic with the Burlington Ceuar
P,pid. and Minnesota Road in the bonds OF TINS
Componv. This arrangement makes practical con
soldaton Of the two roads, and establishes large
sinking fnd for the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota Bonds
The conyertibiity privilege in these bonds en-
l.s them 70 he exchanged for stock, at par at any
tine. This secures to the holder. at his option,
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sArrRnAY. March ls-P. )!

The opening transactions IN stocks were
strong and prices advanced tho active st with con-
siderable show Of activity and buoyancy Ia certain d
rections This OF affairs continued until about md
dav since which time the market has been less confident
and prices have made general decline throughout the
list This has been iiue doubt 70 the large sales 10
realize the late advance not so much perhaps by the
combinations as by the smaller holders who bought Tor
quick turn and whose purchases IN the aggregate have
amounted 20 uolnconsiderabic sums. This realizing has
rendered the market weak for the moment though rs tho
stocks thus sold viii eventually fall into the nav of the
cques to prevent their ayorte from saggng on too Sc
verey, the complexion OF tho market Is
scarcely changed. The most active stock On
the list was Lake Shore, though iS honors
were closely divided with Ohio and Mississippi, North
Western Preferred and Rock Island. There were also
large dealings n New York Central, Pittsburgh and s.;
Paul In the lees prominent shares note sales Of C.,
c. C. and indianapolis Si Fort Wayne 97 C., G. and l.
c.. 2i3022, and New-York and New Haven scrip, 40.
There was active business in the miscellaneous
shares including a in Pacific Mail 10 ~, which Is
attributed to resurrection OF the extra half million
subsidy report. Western Union Telegraph stock was
pushed up to 81; large trade. The coal stocks were
active and strong and tie other mining stocks dun and
steady. Express shares quiet The following table
shows the highest and lowest prices Of active stocks
made to-day:
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| over legal reserve, against ti,ioo,G1 at the
a. .,na ranr aen decreaso Of 81 57O,so5 During

over legal reserve against niloo,m at the
game time year ago, decrease Of ST. 7oso6 During
e outflow Of currency incident to the LIST Of April last
year the banks lost s2GOoCOo Assuming the same ratio
for the approaching Season ana VIC Sn hna INC UanAs
Ircut ahsoI,telv any surplus, state OF affairs we
commend IN tho consideration OF those gentlemen who
are DESTROYS OF making ventures in Walst The de-
crease in specie is accounted for by tho movements OF
the Treasury during the week. which disbursed
slooo0O ON account OF the regular goid SAFE
and s35.7n % in coin Interest on the pubic
debt while at the time 1t took Ia s2,'42o'o ~ III
coin for customs The specie shipments ol eno ".1A
Liz, ,re gt,en elsewhere were about s2,OCOOO0. The
commencement Of tho regular Spring drain to the West
is shown IN the loss in legal tenders The deposits are
Increased soo59 The true condition OF the banks Is
shown in the annexed analysis The following II com
harrison of the averages Of the Newfork CITY banks al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
Youna the Chief Of the Bureau furnishes the following

Den ssbc Exports -
P,rEoda Tmrovts Srsoie yaHsL ror ~
Month ended Dec a. $o 1896 StseJH s9 ~. ~
Month ended Dec. 81 19.... g2nF8 t33ly4O ~ 80, "a
Twelve mos euded Dee 1910 496 T0g l555N9 80 Se 5
Twelve 81. 1863 463i2af21 35&8To zsLiS1.
The proportions Of the foregoing shipped IN AhtIua
and foreign vessels, respectively, during tho Calcium"
year OF 1870, were Gs follows:
Vt,ys Inp0rts CSiired vaaesj Foreign exports
American ..... sl5fs2s9 Sl62et B Si4t59gSS33
tOrcfn....... SSl,bi,idV it'tA ~"
And the following during the calendar year oil 1917
Dosestic exports. -,
V,.Ua Imports. On Sci values. Foreign erporh
Anerie.B..... $l4G3i3109 slCJ90bR e1Gtf45
The propOrtions OF tho foreign for 1870. which
consisted OF merchandise and specie, and bullion re-
spectyely, are shown III the following table:
DOnestc experts.
InDorA (Specir Va.ues), Foreign exports
hereh,nd,s So isg o1 s's5 s5sn * i,.3 ,o5
And the following for the calendar year OF 1899:
Domestic exports
Trsorts (specie yalsssL Foreign erro-s
Merch,rdise.. SAB 53599i sGtssI ~ SL.st,.o
Specie Buluon AS6SR7 p,hiAI b1iogf
The value OF foreign commodities remaining In ware
house Dec 81, 1870, t55,52063j, as compared with
$jl,163il3 Ia 1863.
IL win Do noticed that there is marked improvement
i'm tie disproporon between imports and exports IN me
last as compared with the previous calendar year. the
excess in of imports In 1869 being s592 l and IN 1870
only &22lAio3 An examination OF the above table also
shows that 70 per cent OF our entire foreign aoe IN
1862 and 10 per cent OF 1910, Wero carried In foreign
vessels.
The values of the principal commodities imported and
exported during the calendar years oO and 1853 were Is
follows:
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eens
bat it, business TO siuse; hoie hoNese are % ~
their views and insist extreme prices n az cAss
supplies ofeTiag sales Of 800 bags Aoi lof nora AH'
FLOUR AYD MFAL-In Western 81, State Flour onl' lasi
ny ~ h xt,.e rre, .,kel and tie les sa'scloy ness ron
Europe especially fom London Ia aal " .r -
The 6arne,, Of the eh1 csaned 70 1s if,4
Extras being SARGE COMMANDED hgher hgu,,i ~
the south American gh Vita gro'as e'l pa
temand Holders OF really good ors9s n mi .d
Amber wistef Wheat Btr have soli well az ar @ n,
Superfae have been IN sooi ae.pa S i,s I s~ al .ss
rr nre.s ~ are wthaut nqau for tte mture ne ea
TJnn cor ~ uoutt taken At Pr b6 Il aos % ih ~
~ s M IN ,eT thout fudag buers; Good 70 Choice ~. us "
Ets have sold freely bas there Is no -' 20 - Sa 10
qPpg and not ,55er limited receipts decreasing d1.y eo -
week 90 bbs against Is %! w - ne % -,s. he wa
rm Trade and faay eS.aa, 1s Sa are Il an eqse, 80
aToassr the closed drn lot the los grades .S TAR ~
Sov5 = O'' .. sss 0lo RourdhOop. 81 &C., so
s t,s % os ia E. 4tss. ols:. So
S S;.iS ' ssS,Ss Soa OH. Id ,9d Mich %s
lss s.; E I:.: f,ai f ss s.
hI rS, sS MeS $50 Genss,e EIir. brands sd CO
SsShs[5 Flour az. a ,se S Sai ssf,i Closed s VII '
bal Win mcterSte offerings; sales $50 bbs We quote zssD
B,r AeI and Georgetown. Ettr, and Family - ~
Fredericksburg and Petersburg Coensfy.'''.''" 80 80
6slas 20
GeoTsa and Tennessee EItrs Family. ga ,S,..
ws s p'Oa' u - SEA- ~ = stat .S1 ,, y
Bucksbea Flour dull and heavy " ora - ," ioi SA''
Corn Meal closed inquiry sac, 20 S'. s va
Corn Meal Jersey - goo " Corn he- B p NJ N 90
corn Corn M Msai Ned Il $50 % =, .oasl S.;
Fine Ye@ > Is Ccsrse 81 ssa 81 %. Cob Meal 81
aud Grouad fced At III a0s 81 Oh 80, o., c,rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

Boston dispatch to-day says: The first meeting OF
the creditors Of the Boston. Hartford and Erie Railroad
held to-day, some 30 creditors being present They
elected for assuees Judge Charles g. Bradley Of rroyi
dencc. Mayor Charles X. Chapman OF Hartford. and
George NJ. Barnard az Boston. Another meeting OF
creditors is to be heidi Hartford on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

The bank return il an exceedingly uniatterng exhibit
rejecting further large expansion Of loans oi winch
the banks carrying the extraordinary amount OF
t2925GOO0 upward OF f25OOO more than at the cor
responding date OF last year This weeks movement has
drawn down the resources of the banks To point
where they hold but tl20is.GI6 IN surplus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
THE MARKETS.
lc,refun, Repsrtee for Tns rnIrryE.

ICarefuny Reported lOr Ius rHisTN-l
SsrURDaY. Msrch le 1871
ASHEs-Ree pts to-day ~ pigs Pots are moderate liest a.
,re. are etd, We Quosa 80 81 IS Pearls cu s n1si-
ual az ~ 70 ~ MI.
COFrONTe sks Is L. lower hut the offerings not lbefh
sales bales or lsst evening" including ~ bale 10y et
delivery, last
Tor M1rrb a lJ,c; H bales April ljal5lI y lyl -,
hale. Tor Nav 49, 5,c 80 bae ;or June Al JiG c ~
r Jul, 81 5ci 30 bs Tor August q lee AMI today 3 80
Msrch a. l3lG 3.c: 800 bales for April 81 .dl3cf ~" "a
NAV l3l G3ic. 90 bas FOR june 81 IS, 4si go bs ''
Tstas
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R,NKryG-HoUsE OF Henry CIEws & Co, No. 3
WAII1sT. y. Y.

WAIL~sT. y. Y.
Our business is the same as an incorporated bank
Deposit accounts can be opened with MS IN either
currency or COIN subject to check without nouce.
Five Per Cent Interest viii be allowed on all daily
balances. Checks upon rs pass through the clear
ING House as IL drawn upon any city BANK.
We issue Circular Letters Of Credit COR traVeleIs1
available in all parts Of the world; also CommefcilD
Credits. We make telegraphlc transfers ot inontyt
any desired point and transact every description Ok
We draw Bills of Exchange in sums from & up
ward gu ,,,-. o1..>. rr,biob. &.
The Imperial BANK ana MeSaIs' Nl'"7, iiapi0n' ~
The Provincial Bank of Ireland, the National BanA-
of Scotland, end al their branches.
We issue Certificates Of Deposit, payable on He~.
mand or at fixed date, bearing interest and ayallaD"
at all money cente!s.
Orders executed for Government and other invest
ment securities: also, Gold and Exchange
Advances made OF approved coilaterah ana agaI1sV
Merchandise consigned TO our Gaze. r.. c....,.,I
We make collections 81 Notes Dialts COUPONS aie-
Dividends with promptness on all points, ana arc.
fully prepared to offer Banking facilities upon eith'
currency gold basis.
Present net earnings in Gold more than sufficient
to pay the interest on three times the amount OF
'I Ho1s .,f AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY Co 7PEE
CENT FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRASr SINKING FUND
GOLD BONDS.
Large amounts taken by capitalists.
W. L. Dodge, esq, NewYork Director, 10 whom We
refer We invite an examination into the ments &c
these bonds feeling satisfied that we can demon
strae that they are the cheapest on the market y
the price-90 aud accrued interest
DREXEL, WINTHROP u %, Is NaI-sN
One Of the Best Investments in the MarSet-sL
Louis and South Eastern FRS. Mortgage Convertible
Per Cent Gold Bonds, issued upon finished road
running to ST. Louis and doing profitable business
Price o.! and interest. Inquire for particulars Of
GEO. OPDYKE & Co., Nqe . Nassau-st.
*. JFsUP & Co., No. - Pine-st,
and at the Office of the Company, 81 Liberty-s..
To BROKERs.-Wanted n position as BOokkeeper
And Cashier Gold House, b. Iaiy thoroughly loss a
It's buGnes reference Address W. L. j. 941 10
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ri as follows at lp. IN.

Tho subscriptions TO the new loan to-day amounted 70
s22soO0 and the total amount subscribed TO date Is
sI5,sO3,500.
Internal revenue receipts today amount to S2Ql9Oi
grand total for tho fiscal year to date sG7,1i9l0J
state bonds we're firm moderately largo transae-
tops The only important advance in vreinils,
new, which sold up Il per cent and South Carolnas
new, January and July, which rose per cent There
were small dealings in GeOrgias North Carolnas Mis-
so,ris and Arkansas The following we're tho bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, :
SEARS BUILDING, Boston, March II, 1871.
UNION PACIFIC LAND-GRANr BONDS.
OFFICE OF MORTON, Bliss & Co, Bankers
Nm. Nnpu Marnh % 1A11.

LAND DEPARTMENT..
SEALED Proposals will be received until noon
SATURDAY, March %, 1871 for the sale of $4,000 OF
the Land Bonds of said Company to the undersigned
Trustees in accordance with the Indenture of Mort
gage of April 49, 1867. The bids will be opened at
the Office of the Company, in Boston. Monday, March
"a, and the accepted bids declared
JOHN DUFF, . Tr,o,oos
c. III. MCCORMICK, !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION

w ASHlNdION, Mafch lS.-MOHthly report NO
Of the Bureau of statistics, now In press gives me sta
tstcs of our foreign trade during the month al Dtceh
Der, 1870 aud the calendar ended the same compared
with the corresponding periods OF 1862 Mi. Edward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

-, have h.,n moderate. have shown tssi ne
ne Ind no ance established save for oIaa IN bpg.rs
SSor The engagements to-day were; To - al psf
49, All Can h, ,team AZ SID - tuna % 2 aAe ~ ,h.t AZ -
os 80 A. s of Cat,sp a, led GSso" T0V essA
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share in any excess of earnings over the interes.

share in any excess Of earnings over the interest
obligation.
An exchange Of Government securities for these
bonds returns 81 per cent interest instead Of Der
cent, which Is all that Governments pay at present
price besides leaving immediate gain Of about %
per cent in price for reinvestInent
The subscription price of the bonds is 20. ard
accrued interest in currency.
All marketable securities taken in exchange. free
of commission and express charges.
HEsEY CLEws g. Co.. % Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

The following Circular proposals Of the Secretary
of the Treasury, we authorized 20 cav are kent
omen for unconditional subscriptions to the frat
s2O0OO0OOO Of the Five per cent. Bonds. at par in
gold. or L. S. 5-20s, only one week longer: tho
present week ending March D. After Msseh o.. tho
subscriptiors will all be subject to the conditions in
their order. from First to Fourth inclusive, men
toned in the Circular:
TpRAsrar DEPARrvgST WuHrsCToy FEB. p IsfI
PuhU notice aereby grea thi boo III Be- oene o. ne SD iay
Stao Res ae, sse AZ a55r % i $50 eal IA 1,
IsboT he Reandsg Ssoaa U5ot" All the Act Hsr
tber.of aprroyed January 90 1871.
TIE pr5bossi comprises three class o. eori' uSTey
f., e Al ne p,ssre Of 1e United s7r ysas @ ~
Of thef ssue md bearing interest payable saefy N CON At 70 rae
" s,S ~ &c. BOD % d: aHoup Of taHd on, d y
he sse Of lsae bearag interest rayoe qa CON -
The s Of f.s s9i s Ps u, pu3d or. Of collars ,,r
ble IN coin At lls re,saf 81 ne s 9-s ,sysb as. Ia CO..
70 the loan vii have preference hs following order
VIZ sssoa tia, nay be a d' f,r s r, cen, Gos.'
vsd lr twenty oaehaf for seno7s IN ms country ana oar
,f subs3toa for sS1si oun, each clsss Of boad'
THIRD Sbsen Tlons .9r sqa y bs. LT istsr,t Al b.
F.r% Subscriptions any ger cent bends that may Dot 10
When Subscription made The sloer PEI WI % "a no
STATE p b5si If hs es.s % srAsur b aco1'ed m y
he Cover vi
be s,e ether IN coin bozas o. the urie states 1o~n " ~ -
The e.s received h payment applied 70 e Redemption +" ve
twenty boai' the de5 Of the Unie State viii not De n'' ~
The bonds viii BE- registered sued 9Th coapots az r'y - s
Registered bonds VII BE- iss1oi q NJ le p"
$50 no SEQ u ssN $500 and $4,000 sud en- poo hoaa o.
each eIeept tho last The iaHfs VII u ~ n
Of ths Treasurer AsstAni Asl
The Government qH4rtr on Ne lfsE says
Of Februzry MAY August, AM NoyeT8l IN each
TIE bonds o. the classes Aforesaid and re interest thrn
from the " all ices Of TIE niei Ne ~
from taxation form By Unier state MUNICIPAL %
| local aU.horitg.
Ane matsy the bonds s iss. vii be e reeHs BY da''f
and ruhers te designated By the Secretary n he Treasury
The bonds Le issaed Al toe listed States lre.sn bat e
Tor the negotiation Of the loan Europe are iahsna y a.
i0r the tansma 81 tOe oon4s = De
,gc9ts In ,uah whoa sgfscrplOzs te reeefFeL 80
United Sttet vii :, owe ne hsS o" Of us
| ss.Bs with vi oml the sIi srrgt0rs are maze
- De Tnit,d stse Nai0ua Banks sasrfci % T. NIB
scptops AMI ,ab-poas nay aso b. made A. ic ous o. n.s
nrs AZ a. pited S.ees OF Asan5 Iss of ne Dg
a.S n,r.iIsre. !, Bafo Y. Chicago. H. CEcnaa- 0t0
| Io,i.vil~ Kv.; Mobile Ala and PtstuTEn, rear.
and IL Loan ~ ms ~ loN fesY y
receive the United ses Fve-T Suty Bonds and 70 & s gov efesN
tseor = Ma which he hoes il bar interest
p certificate cang Tor he boots on the t e sso ~
| '-0' " Secretary Of TnsFuy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

The week closed an easy money iaIhti ana WITHOUT
essential change in rates. the supply being ample to
meet all demands There is change to note In the dis
count market and prime acceptances were on the basis
OF the following rates:
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Coleman Benedicts closing quotations were:

The Gold market has been dull and AZ destitute OF in
terest or Spirit The tone OF the premium was
steady and the sales nearly all at alt though
some iHng transactions were made at l0L. The carry
ing ranged from per cent to fat The days bus-
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank follows: Gold
cleared S357G3O0O; Gold balances, SSl1s55; Currency
BALANCED g ng4 ia6 The following were the quotations
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Geatbers.
GOULD s. INCOLN,
80 WASHISGTOS-ST., boston,

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English Branches Mun Painting Oh and "e.et
Colon AID styles Of Drawing Her references are sneeephon
able. Address TEACHER, Box g. RoBdout' Ulster Co. n l.
A FEW TEACHERS of experience wanted
~ Coored Schools Of south Carolina Address W. T.
MITCHELL Boz 3 e6j. New-YofE.
THE SPRING OPENING OF DRESS GOODS,
shsv Laees Upholstery Goods at LORD fAiLOKs,
will take place to-day.
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New i3nblifalions.
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N. FOR LADIES GENTLEMEN OR CHILDREN
MORNINGS AFTERNOONS, EVENING Nov receiving pupils st
No 2 Fhiye 1NensIthst No 68l FhhsTe send for
circular.
TNHE SPRING OPENING OF DRESS GOODS,
sLs shsvs and Upholstery Goods at LORD TAiL0Rs,
will take place today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

To BRoKERs.-Wanted. a position as Bookkecper
Cashier Gold House By Iartg thoroughly lots
tLs bunaeS Best Of yeu Address j. BoE3IS 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
re days transaelon. al tne united slates Treasnry

The days transactions at the United States Treasury
Gold receipt. seo 100 O0 currsueJ 2syments s6g6 o5
lyg0if0 Currency balance. 1AOjil %
balance tsltfJ ~ JDV1 W
~ 400 lJi
S 900 cancelled Certificates Washington D. C.
Foreign Exchange dull but strong ut rates quoted
but we hear of TRANSACTIONS at slight concessions. The
following are the current quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

The following is II comparative statement of the OK
ports OF specie from the port of NewYork to foreign
ports for 30 years for the week ending March 49, and for
the cnrIesnnndlng nerild Nm the nndcrnoied Nears:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
SECOND BOARD,

telfi ~ NIaf Eone5-HaitroId I1HIF- lux ~ HIIfV
S.0ess. q.
n oa0 A. = e.. 81 Cou..1lsi 500 r. s. $40 Con ~.
80 T. So 20 Gov 'G2.....small2i y0s a. so Ca %
200 L. ;. so Reg 81 ......ilZ 2OO)OU S. 80 1910
SECOND BOARD. Pr NJ. AND p O'CLl