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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

The receipts OF fractional currency al the L. :.
Treasury for the week ending to-day amount to s6s25Co
the shipments werenotes soi2s!i fractional currency
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B,NKING-HoUsE OF HENRY CLEws g. Co, No. -
WAII-sT ~ Y.

BANKING-HOUsE OF HENRY CLEws 81 Co, No. -
WAIL-sTp ~ Y.
Deposit accounts can be opened with us in either
currency OF coin, subject to check without notice.
Five Per Cent Interest allowed upon all daily bal
ances. Checks upOn lis pass through the Clearing
House as if drawn upon any city bank.
We Issue Circular Letters of Credit for Travellers
available in all parts of the world; also, Commercial
Credits We draw Bills of Exchange and make
teegraphic transfers of money TO any desired point
and transact every description of foreign banking
business.
OF at fixed date bearing interest and available al all
money cpntcrs
Collections made in any part of the world.
CLEws, IABICHT & Co., LothbuTy London.
CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. OF Iowa, TREAsURERs
OFFICE, 81 PINE-sT., NETWORK, Jan. 3, 1871.
The Coupons of the First Mortgage Bonds Of tho
Central Railroad Company of Iowa, due JAN H. lSIl,
will be paid in gold at this Office free of Government
~ 90 w W.B. suArrucK, treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

FREIGHTS-The offerings OF al hni have been limited hs ooa
offering il larger ami or sad Flour lowe Of to.n
there ha been more ofohn The enggemeas to-day we've o LIVER
pool Is hush Wheat BY steam az d 800 bush Co. By SSH t
200O Flour by sen, q - 81 To SlsgoM - t l-sl
Wheat at BID steam and 10 tb> PoA az o. Oh To H,lsff p
hxs al Bsc Al 3D. and 100 81 ad. s Us, sail lr Cotton,
10 Lyerpoo 1854 asked by The Chareung business
dali. there rumoi charter Of csel 10 Bb0a, With ~, bis
Pc private terms
GRAiNIn Wheat had decree Of sctyy sni tines
yarbeuess, tne unrrinorhy cable
ports aud the unexpected hght stock OF Nhet a. Lerpoo us
quarters 8b qlsrcrs January 1870 bit tbs de-
than made by The excessive suppl 40 Lolo7 and Gas
The advance prices claimed AID The fc hs have
ut the dlns many orders for export ,a b checked the er
tive feeling. The 81 Sound Nhcst esuna'et
At $500 6O0 bush. and Unso,ri about ioonop bash
only lle 5l bush se1t j.i bush The
corresponding last The prices INSISTED prrfeht
operating but couhenee de principal ho
diminished aud tie offerings have been light loda TIE market IA
changed the dcn lbroad having had e ee % price, hero
export aud milling temsnl tie u4ket closed Guei shtFs
~ o. M Prime Spring ant there few eer q ~ %,
sud bostload Of Prime Amber ohio Winter sold ~ ~ M bse
quiet for and c 81 u for Western and
Canadian BARLEY Ml siu al s3 81 IS Oats
fair demand hell with much trnn saes 300 bush New
Ohio eod6 Western at'c And ste a. bGo'e hys qust1
Y Q5d o. Corr light sop
p, desspd limited and pree weak e 1900 bash
" rst,m M.Nri Al, 1bd Sc Western Yellow AZ VAIN.
sEpT L 4 ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

The Financial and Commercial Chronicle. a weekly
Journal devoted commercial and industrial interests,
has become merged into HUNTS Merchants Magazine.
hitherto a monthly publication. The paper will be de-
voted various kinds Of statistical information, such as
the daily fluctuations OF stocks bonds, United States
securities, and gold, together with the movements OF
cotton. domestic produce, &C.
Mr.. j. G. Mersereau, Registrar OF the NewYork Gold
Exchange has issued his annual tablet, in neat form,
repete with various kinds of statistical information OF
great value TO bankers and business men generally.
Among other items of interest contained in the volume
are the daily fluctuations in gold since the suspension Of
specie payments in 1856? MP 10 the close OF the 1870
II also contains theday ccangs at the Gold Exchange
Bank and the leading rates for gold together with list
OF the members Gold and stock Exchanges and their
various places OF business
The following shows the exports exclusive OF specel
from the port NewYork foreign ports for the week
ending jan 3:
PTes s" Of GoIJ ....... is iioI ioi
The following shows the imports Of foreign dry goods
and general merchandise at the port NewY0rk for the
week ending Jan. .:
for u, wo,k 1869. 1870. ls7l.
General Merchandise. 2S0D1!6 J25So~ H'sJW
Total for the week.. sJSHMJ s.Sas9s s5a7,ss1
The following the dry goods imports included in
the above. for The same period:
rn sss a. i be port . iseg .1Sos sais5
Throws msrke...... I0Il2a d29,a4' luSa'd'
The exports of specie for the week ending Jan. aggre
gated ,,Si.991.
The following ia comparative statement ~ the eN-
ports ~ specie from the port ~ New-fork TO foreign
ports 10 years from Jan. TO Jan 1870 and for the
a ,,b. .t.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09
City bank shares also active, though prices
remain steady The following were the bids:


In railroad bonds well distributed business Twas re-
ported Central Pacics advanced 10 9s Union Pncihc
r.t- declined r. and Land Grants to 5i The follow
ing wpr, the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

The suboned table shows the highest and lowest prices
Of active stocks Government securities and gold, made
during the week. well the closing quotations at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

.TY INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN-The Bonds are
cured by mortgage over9O5 miles Of completed rail-
way, from indianapolis, Ind, west to Pekin, H.,
which has a large equipment and is doing large
and rapidly increasing business. The Road connects
with most of the leading lines to the Atlantic and
Pacific, making central trunk route from ocean to
ocean over sixty miles shorter than any other ronte
The Bonds have nearly all been marketed during
construction. The few remaining we offer at 81
and interest in currency TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, II Nassau-st.
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EWBANKs HYDRAULICS AND NE

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Sixteenth Edition Additional Matter
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

WILLIAM WINSTON SEATON.
OfTho Naonsl Inteligenoerl
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH with passing Notices Of bis Associates
and Fnends Prepared hy Dis Dangher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

Gold psvments..... I3si9a a Currency balance. iCo&@ q
Gold balance 81 JsI 20l IS Customs ,I30 ~
Currency receipts 372 ss5 IS Caud C. sentioW bo50 :"
The Foreign Exchange market has shown the usual
Saturday. duness, though firm at the fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

GENITAL RAILROAD Co or Iowa, TREAsURFKsI
OFFICE, 81 PISE-sT., NEw-YoHK, Jan. .. io7l.
The Central Railroad Company Of Iowa have built
aud equipped $50 miles Of road through the rich
est portion of Iowa, thus opening the first through
route across the State from north TO south. Parties
desiring TO invest in First Mortgage per cent Gold
Bonds issued at the rate Of only $4,000 to the mile
and offered at 30 and accrued interest in currency,
are invited to call at this Office and obtain pamphlet
with full particulars
Parties exchanging Governments for these Bonds
will receive about one-third interest opon tie
investment. w. b. SHATTCCK, Treasurer
After full examination we have accepted an
Agency for the sale of the above First Mortgage
Bonds and desire to recommend them to our Gus
toners as thoroughly safe, as well as profitable III
yestment. JAY COOKE & Co, 20 Wall ST., New-lolh.
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POPULAR NEW BOOKS.

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TALKS ABOUT PEOPLES sTOMACHs.

BY DO LEWIS NJ D. author Of The Gymnastics Sc VOL
l2nn ~ 80
Dr. Lewis well known as an acute observer man Of reat Prac
selects In this book he
the formation needs and proper stomach illustrating
points and dispia in advice
gives habits Of eating drinking exercise
ing New.YOrk Observer
sale by al Booksellers postpaid receipt " poe by
the PublShers
JAMES r.. OSGOOD Co., BOSTON.
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bffsssoTeT stsI fe'eTs rIU8'5 tWIE' Inc r3lII ll
There has been a irmer tone to the gold movement
consequent upon the improved demand for commercial
purposes though the market H. yet devoid of spec-
atye animation. The most OF the transactions were 40
llOs the range being lio alOI The Room adjourned az
2 y. N, the final quotation AT that time being lIo!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09
TNO NEW NOME

TWO NEW NOVELS.
ITO be published anonymously
l. WOVEN OF MANY THREADS A Novel lady well known
circles this country and for many rdent in is I'm
T. SOMETHING TO DO. A new Novel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

rI,uE WILLIAM HENRY LETTERS

70 lave written the hest juvenile book ofthe ye,raye q
merit II hss been done Nv Mrs A.
The William Henry Letters. - PhIalelnha Pres.
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II By Mrs. A.. Nj. DlAZ 81
book large number Of letters
h,bed, remarkably interesting preface by Si4s A..
This The most natural piece Of word painting which fund
in The William Henry Letters have conusod
elderly readers Of that
whose columns Letters have appeared The
wisely collecting and publishing tn in this more
t on The preface Introduction to Tie work v The editor Of tie
itself worth the pce Of the volume Providence
Dai bee well vrrs in the article Boi' No iol.
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j. II. TROWBRIDGE.
A new volume Of STORIES.
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WILSON FIAGG.
THE WOODS AND WAYSIDES OF NEW-ENGLAND A seH
Of popular Essays, with Illustrations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

CHARLES a. BARRY.
Instructor Of Drawing the Public Schools Of Poson)
HOW TO DRAW. Practical Handbook Of Elementary Drawing.
With numerous Illustrations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

The days transactions al the Z. = SOD-TreasnfN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-09

DO LEW ISs
4 new volume Of HYGIENE FOR THE FAMILY.
NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE.
ITALIAN JOURNALS.
AUTHOR OF "EMILY CHESTER"
A NEW NOVEL.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-24
Lost In The Snnm.

The Nevada Transcript of the 9th
inst, says: can Indian boy and TWEEN
ty-nne head of cattle belonging to Jack
Adams, of DaviSville, Yolo county, were
lost in the snow storm, near Tracey's old
station, on the llenness Pass road on last
Thursday, and are supposed to have per
ished in the snow. Adams came through
from Utah with two hundred aud nine.
teen head Of cattle, taking the Henness
Pass road
lie came as far as Bear valley, when
he missed forty head of clttle and a
man who was driving with him was sent
back with the Indian to find the missing
cattle. At l}owman's, where they camped
the night before, they found nineteen of
the cattle, and Adams taking these, start
ed below with the drove, while the man
and Indian went as far as Tracey's, and
having become satisfied that the cattle
were no further back, started to return.
In the meantime it came on to storm the
depth ofEthe snow was rapidly increas,
ing, and their horses gave out two miles
from Jacks0n's rancho. The man left
the Indian. telling him to come on, and
he made his way to Bear Valley. The In
dian who was thus abandoned on last
Thursday, has not since been heard of.
and as the storm has been very severe
since, and he. an entire stranger in the
country, having just come from Utah,
probably perished in the snow. lie had,
when left by his companions, some bread
and meat. The missing cattle will also
perish, as it has been stormng ever
since they we're lost. John Summer,
Of Sierra Valley, who gives us this item,
says the snow is probably seven feet deep
at Jackson's by this time
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-24
A Saninnic Invention.

Mons. Ludrc II French civil engineer
and chemist has invented an engine Of
war to which he has given the name of
Saton's Rockets. The following is de-
'iption of this formidable aud internal
weapon Of distinctions:
\ tin receiver in the shape of conf
cil ball is placed ut the end Of on ordi-
nary rocket. A chamber filed with u
composition Of which sulphide of carbon
is the base, and which in combustion
gives out tremendous heat, is placed in
this receiver; a match connects the cham
Der with the end of the rocket
When about to be used the tin ball is
filed with petroleum. and then the rock
ct is shot off in the ordinary way On
striking the spot aimed at, the rocket
lights the match, the composition inside
the chamber is instantly iguited, the ball
bursts and sets the petroleum ablaze aud
a shower of fire falls, aud continues burn,
ing. This rain Of fire will cover space
Of from 20 to % yards square, according
to the size Of the rocket
They are manufacturing three Sizes
The first throws Il quart Of gallon Of
petroleum; the second one half gallon; the
the third one gallon.
They can be thrown three and half
miles. The aim is very accurate, and
precision is obtained by means of stick
attached to the rocket, which preserves
the inclination given to the rocket at the
moment of firing
Experiments have been made against
St. Cloud In less than ten minutes
considerable extent Of ground was GOV.
cred with sea Of FIRE A committee of
artillery oficers witnessed these expert
meuts. This committee has declared that.
in view Of the fearful effects Of this en-
giue of war, no civilized nation should
Use it except in retaliation. aud that it
should be employed solely in the event of
the Prussians throwing shells filled with
petroleum into Paris, as they did at Stras-
bourg.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-24

ADMISSION OF Ntw STATEs.-This being
census year, when all the Territories as
well as the States will be enumerated, we
may expect AN effort in Congress for the
admission Of four or five, and possibly
six Territories. The first will be Coora-
do and New Mexico 1t is said New
Mexico now contains 100000 represent
ative inhabitants; that is people exclu.
sive of Indians untlxed Colorado h; 3
not half as many; but she has now rail
way completed to Denver which is likely
to send II large number of immigrants.
Montana, Washington, Wyoming, aud
and Idaho are also pretentious communi-
ties
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-24

Bsy" \ strong argument in favor Of the
doctrine Of total depravty might he bas.
ed on''the rasc,ites Of the scoundres who
provide for sustaining their worthless
lives by swindlng the poor Immigrants
arriving on our shores. many of whom
are not only strangers in IL strange land,
but so entirely ignorant of our language
as to fall an easy prey. A Wisconsin pa-
per chronicles Il series of unusually heart
less imposituns perpetratcd upon Ger
man glrl who came to this country III
search of Il sister. On her arrival in
New York she was beseiged by runners
aud taken to IA hotel, her baggage being
left at Castle Garden. A man pretend.
Ing to be the landlord Of the hOel vol
unteered to take her check and procure
her baggage, dissuading her from accom-
panying him by telling her that it was
not considered right for II man and wo-
man to he seen walking together here
She saw nothing more Of the man. but ii
person who represented himself as de-
tectve told her that her trunk had un.
doubtedIy been carried off by some other
person, and that it would be of no use
for her to try and get it. Having pur
chased ticket to Duuleih the girl safe
ly arrived there, End making known her
destination to the keeper of the hotel
where she ate her breakfast, he recon-
mended Il man who spoke German, but
said he was born in Ireland to show her
the way. This guide took her across the
country and robbed her Of her shawl.
hood, and nearly $500 in money, after
which he threw her into mineral hole.
She finally escaped from the hole, and af.
ter wandering through the fields, found
refuge in the house of farmer, where
she will be provided for until her friends
are found.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-01-24

p6s- A miscrly man in Knoxville, Ill.,,
wishing to do the handsome thing to his
nephew, who WIS going West to seek his
fortune, drew a check on the bank to his
order for FIVE dollars as he supposed but
owing to his bad eyesight and worse pen
M nship, it prove d to be five hundred
dollars This unaccountable act of be-
nevolence soon became noised about
town. and, Of course came to the ears of
the miser. lie rushed to the bank and
under much excitement asked one of the
bank officials what was the amount of the
check he had given his nephew. Five
hundred dollars, said the clerk What !!
said the miser Five hundred d,ilars,'
said the clerk, producing the check. Af.
Ter reading and trembling in every nus
Gle, he gave one long drawn sigh, and ex-
claimed, " My G'd am ruined mar" !"
then he sunk down and died.