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New-York tribune., 1871-07-08

The receipts Of the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
Company for the month OF June were sl5llo' agunS1
Sill for the corresponding month OF 1870 since Ja
uary last receipts have been s5Os5, against so4o
for the period OF 16fa
The Philadelphia stock market inactive to-day;
Pennsylvania 6s third issue, sold at 1867 Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad 2st Reading Railroad 55; ana
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad 6lt. Gold closed at 1l3t.
There is an increasing investment demand for North
ern Pacific bonds full particulars respecting whch VIII
be found below.
BY reference to our advertising columns it will be seen
that the well known firm OF f. T. Fairbanks Co. OF ST.
Johnsbury vermont accepted the Financial Agency
Of the Portland and Ogiensburg Railroad vermont
diysion and are prepared to sell tho first mortgage
bonds OF the road through their various branch hoes
at New-York, Boston and Philadelphia. Messrs'
Fairbanks after full investigation OF the road and s
prospects, give the enterprise their full endorsement
and record the bonds an undoubted security. The
Portland and Ogdensburg road, when completed, VIII
form the shortest between tho great lakes and the
Atlantic seaboard Portland, 1t Is well known has the
finest harbor in the Atlantic coast is always open In
Winter and already has a weekly line OF European
steamers during the Winter The road will also secure
a great portion Of the pleasure traffic connecting
as it does Sarotaga, Lakes George and Champ am
with Mount Mansfield Lakes Mempnremagog ana WI
l0ughby and the White Mountains. Inc vermont
division OF the road will be about III miles In length
Already 40 miles graded and 5000 uns OF iron ald
The road passes through the best agricultural portion OF
State of Vermont, and 50 towns will do nearly all
their transportation this route. The stock suDscrp
ton on the Vermont division amounts TO S2OOOO Wllch
will complete the roadbed i'm a frstclass manner. The
proceeds of the bonds will be used for the purchase OF
iron and rOingstOc and will not In any exceed
$4,000 perme bonds bear per cent interest in gold
and offered 90 and accrued interest In currency
The Is also connected with the grand railway sys-
TEN of the country at the following points, AT swan
ton the western terminus t connects with the Vermont
and Canada Rqroad forming the direct line to Ogdens-
burgh and the lines reaching thence westward To OsWe-
co. Rochester Buffalo. Chicago, and the Far West AZ
the same pont it intersects the Vermont and Cdnddd
Junction RdirOdd establishing an additional and shorter
route between Portland aud Montreal ana also
through it a connection with the Lake Chdmptdtl,
Rensselaer, and gardtogd and Hudson Rtrernes. Al ST.
Johnsbury il connects with the Connecticut and Pds.
sHpsc Rirers Railroads. and through IL with the Grdnd
Trunk Rdcdy Of Cdnddd and also with the railroads III
Massachusetts, furnishing to large and hourshng re-
g0', the best outlet TO Boston, Springfield, New-York
The road is constructing in an economical manner oy
capitalists who have invested largely IN the colhnlon
stock of the Company which Is the best guarantee tha
the work will be wen and cheaply done.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08
SECOND BOARD, l p. VI.
FRIDAY, July 7-P. ".


The stock market maintains its consistency
by persistenty remaining dull. The members Of the
commission houses with growls OF disgust at the paucity
OF ORDERS one after another beake themselves to the
breezy mountains or the refreshing seaside while the
few brokers' street SPECTATORS and clique managers re-
main behind, and, notwithstanding the sweltering
weather 90 through the motions of doing business In
the purchase and sale OF stocks. Although the remain
ing vitality OF the street only from professional
speculators vet the cliques, aided by per cent
money market manage to maintain prices on very slim
transactions state OF things likely to exist until tho
revival OF fall business shall create active demand
and higher Of interest for money The Associated
Press report from Washington in the morning papers to
the effect that Mr. Assistant Secretary Richardson has
been completely successful in dispOng OF the five per
cent Government loan in Europe s taken In the street
with small pinch OF salt Every patriotic Citizen as
matter of course desires the announced in this
despatch; but were il believed to be an accomplished
fact is effect would be seen in decline in the gold
premium as the sale or the bonds would result
in a large amount Of foreign exchange here. Judge
Richardson has not yet been sufficiently long in Europe
10 have finished up so large job this. The leading
business stock to-day in Lake shore Rock Island,
Ohio and Mississippi, North Westerns and Union Paci-
ac; but the fluctuations only triing The general
market opened steady and made fractional advance,
after which there decline OF from to per cent.
Toward the close partial reaction took place, but the
transactions were small that it difficult TO esab-
lish quotations. Miscellaneous stocks dull, with
the exception OF Pacific Mail, which higher at the
close Consolidation coal was lower and Express shares
were neglected. At the Board c. c. Gin. and Indian
apolis sold at s9i AGO. NewJersey Central 1913 ex
div st. Louis and Iron Mountain, co; Atlantic and
Pacific Preferred 49, and Boston, Hartford, and Erie,
2la2s Tue following table shows the prices paid for
active stocks to-day:
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.


JAY COOKE & Co. now selling and recommend
as profitable and safe investment for all classes
the First Mortgage 730 Gold Bonds of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company They have 80 years to
rrn bear Seven and Three Tenths per cent gold in
terest (more than per cent currency, and are Sc
cured by first and only mortgage on the ENTIRE ROAD
AND IT'S EQUIPMENTS and Also as fast as the Road is
competed on % 900 Acres of Land to every mile OF
track, or 500 acres for each $1,000 Bond They are
exempt from U. S. tax; principal and interest are
payable in gold. Denominations Coupons, 800 to
81 600; Registered, 800 to $1,000
Northern Pacific 1905 are at all times receivable,
at TEN PER CENT ABOVE PAR, in exchange for the
Companys lands, at their lowest cash price
The proceeds of all sales of lands required to
be devoted to the repurchase and cancellation of the
First Mortgage Bonds of the Company. The Land
Grant of the Road exceeds Fifty Million Acres in
the most fertile portion of the Northwest, and the
demand for the Company's lands for settlement al
ready exceeds the ability of the Government to
complete the surveys. This immense Sinking Fund
will undoubtedly cancel the principal of the Com
panys bonded debt before it falls due.
Holders of U. S. Five-Twentes, who wish to con-
vert them into rst-class railroad security, can do
so at present profit of about IL per cent. while in
creasng their interest income nearly onefourth, by
exchanging them for Northern Pacific 7-SOs.
All marketable stocks and bonds will be received
in exchange at their highest current price. Full in
formation, maps, pamphlets, &C., will be furnished
on application to any agent for the Loan, TO JAY
Cooke & Co.. New-York, Philadelphia, OF Wash
ingtOn.
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Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamer City
Of Brussels will close at $50 M. the Merchants
Exchange, Nos so and 81 Pne-st.
The specie engagements for tomorrow, thus far
amount 10 $4,000.
There have been large offerings OF money to the Gov
ernment dealers to-day, at per cent, having been
charged on railway and miscellaneous collateral Prime
commercial paper is in demand at to 81 per cent.
The Government bond market opened heavy, but was
dull featureess up to the close, when further de-
cline was noted Fisk & Hatch report Governments
fol AT 4 d. IN
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08
THE MARK ETS
Ic.refuIIr repOrtea tor rnE rmnryEl

tCarefuliy THE TERrvF1
FRp.Y Juv = 1877.
ASHESPots fair request and the market steady 70 tD
81 quiet, bat prices without special ehans 81 $50
80 73
BUILDING MATERIALSTbe market for Bricks iar ac,e md
steady. demand and toe market TIM, 40 - ." @
Rouiale. request AMI sieal ln' aye quiet
unchanged 0her descriptions without goab Algeb te
demand continues only moderate We quote:
Pale II SO OOd Sc 25 Rosniale A. bbl..... dsi IS
y. r. H.......PM. 50dIO a.. - -, O..
Jsnay........... Common. a bhl.. ~ VOL 10
roton Fronts y N. u O0dl6 W Lump, tb...... a. ~
~ OJdjO ~ -
PARIS.
C,tle ner bnh.....- % Scotia ~ 23di ~
Goaf ner tNu4 =
' Gale EasIGtltT 3, an. / sJdl -
BEESWAX-The business has been fair bat prices arr without special
change; zoo 10 at b03Ic for western ana southern
COTTON-The movement the spot his oeh aeH ana fs
generally are higher by encouraging ad1Tes fum
abroad reports Agricultural department s
the sales Of g. M bales o. 40 last EVENING" Of
export 1903 consumpo lt63 for specu
transit For future delivery the market has also betD
excited active the aud closes
a Mdng: Last Jolly AO al
20 LlG Aug, 100 ~ 5l6c. lW a g. COO a.
lgsc Hlc So
l8ic Now and Dec 8sc together, Dec, leo At Scl
loo total 400 bales To-day. July 100 al ~ llo,
24c OO at 20 3l6c so 2Oc 200 at tc 100 AZ ~ 1lc,
20ic Aug 800 at 20 lice 1900 2! @ at 20 SIC $40
2ic % lll6c 0O 0i 60 lel a0at llte,
s!c 800 2Oc 100 at 2O 300 At 2oc Oct 2D 81 lc 100
Lice 100 at 10 5-l6c 100 at sci Nov 2O be 100 At 49,
9!c lsic; loo Bfc Nov and Dee go each
al 9ic together oct Now Dec. loo each st togeb
100 each lsic, together; total 43O bales grnt total Bo
h.ls. anuoe as OU
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08
A. :. HATCH.
HARVEY FISK.
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,

OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities,
No Nassau-st., New York. July l, 1871.
The amount Of the best class of securities now
available in the market at prices which render them
desirable and profitable for investment is limited In
comparison with the amount Of capital which must
seek investment from the July disbursements and
the most substantial Of these must be rapidly alb
sorbed Preference WILL of course, be given by pru-
dent investors to those combining the best assu-
RANGES of absolute safety with liberal interest on
their cost.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS OF THE CHEsA-
PEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY offer peculiar
inducements to judicious investors.
1. The Road is under experienced, conservative,
and honorable management. The Company is one
of the strongest and most reliable and trustworthy
corporations in the country, with wellestablished
credit, and possessing property and franchises of
great value.
q There is ample security for the entire mortgage,
already existing in completed Road, Equipments,
and work done.
g. The regular and prompt payment Of interest
and the security of the principal beyond ques-
ton.
A. II is an old and successful Road with 227 miles
now in profitable operation and 100 miles additOnai
nearly completed. extending itself in response 10 tne
demands of commerce, AS GREAT EAST AND "ESi
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 slow future develop
ment, bat an enormous and profitable trade Is a"eaay
iCdtng for and inritingit.
9. The Loan is sufficient in amount to pecoine
widely known, popular and marketable, whie IL W.i
be but slight tax upon the great earning capaol-
ties of the Road.
Price of the bonds, until further notice, d. ana
accrued interest from May /. FISK Il HAiCh'
. EIGHT PER CENT GOLD INTEREST BONDS, WITH
STATE EDoRsEMENT.-Th undersigned offer forsale
n limited amount Of First Mortgage Bonds or the
Montgomery and Eufaula X. r. CO., indorsed 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 for
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 in-
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08

has written this book the psne and simplest
lie 4 hope be generally accorded the merit Of having
Oh 6e Little pretend know language that few fail TO
"dersSnd.
have avoided far could the Of and distinctions
"fsmllar 10 the general
The little know Of hydrogen nitrogen ETC. have kept
"mysf whatever might them would he those
Aedy acquainted the elementary truths Of chemistry and ony
"perpleNng to others
lf there paragraph pages which viii not be readily and
'fulv years then have
failed make paragraph simple lucid intended"
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08

dorsod Mortgage Bonds 10 those seeking investments
as both safe and advantageous Price for the pres
ent, 80 and accrued interest.
GEORGE OPDYKE q Co., u Nassau-st
TANNER & co,
BANKERS,
II Wallst. New-York,
Dealers in
STOCKS, Bonds GOLD AND EXCHANGE.
ORDERS EXECUTED AT THE STOCK AND Cor.
EXCHANGES.
INTEREST ALLOWED OK DEposus SUEFcr a,
CHECK At SIGHT.
Buy and Sell, 40 current market rates the Fra.a,
MORTGAGE EIGHT ~ PER CENT GOLD Bosps or
THE 81. JosEPH AND DENVER CRY RAnRo.n Co
Interest payable August and February. in Nev>
York London, or Frankfort-on-the-Main free a
l.. $. Taxes. TANNER d Co.. No. Il Wali-st
THowrs & MACY, Bankers the d me as az mcopo-
rated bank, No. % Wall-st, New-York. Four per
ce.t interest allowed on deposits.
PEEsoSs DESTROYS Of REcEyrSG interest for
their money, aud having il at alp times subject TO
check on demand, can do 50 by deposting with this
Banking House. which allows Interest the entire
daily balances at the rate Of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part OF the world, with
immediate returns, at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SnE Of Stocks. Bonds,
or Gold promptly executed.
MONTGOMERY CITY BONDs.-CWpons due July : on
the Eight Per Cent Bonds Of the City Of Montgon-
cry will be paid on and after July the Banking
House Of HowEs S MACY.
A few thousand more Of these Bonds for sale ato0
per cent
SAINT LOUIS CITY PER CENT GOLD "RENEwM'
BONDS, having 20 years to run. We offer S4U,0O
above bonds being the whole issue also North Mis-
souri, First Mortgage Bonds JAMEs0N SYnrH "
CoTTNG, IA Broad-st.
RoNDoUT AND OswEGo SEVEN PR CFSI Fm~r
MORTGAGE GOLD BoNDs-CoupoDs payable IN gold
January and July. For sale at %, currency and ac-
crued interest, by EDWARD HAIGHT a Co.. Wall-st.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CFNr GoLD
BONDS Of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY Cow
PANY offer rare chance for safe ana profitable
vesment. They are a first and only lien upon the
Road, which is very nearly completed. the rolling
stock telegraph, land grant and all the property of
the Company. The lands are released from taNailua,
and are worth more than the whole .amOnni of the
mortgage. The Road Will form the Grodi a. Lane
Route from Chicago and HiicdUkee 10 ~ I0af and
the North Uet Bonds for sale ar o. and interest in
by WHITE NORRIS ~ Co, No. Is " aiI-st,
and GWYNNE. JOHNSON & DAY. No lG Nall-st.,
where pamphlets and further information eau be
obtained.
ELGZABETHTOWN AND PADUrNH RAILROAD or
KENTUCKY EIGHT PER CENT tiR~I MORTGAGE
BONDS.Aln consequence ot a recent
negotiation Of these securities the undersigned nave
bat limited amount to offer at 80 and accrued IN
terest at which rate they recommend them Ia M
ycstois as a thoroughly safe security.
HAIIGARTEN n Co, = Bfnah ST.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08

One Of the best books published the she II does not
consist o lot q dry dull Agriculture thst no one can be
n written BY Of greatest well ss
OF the simplest writers the world In his agreeable msnne
Farmers win gather from ts great deal Of vaqabe Information
reader will bnd
eeng fascinating from the pleasant style treating the Sarous oos
The Farmer will make Of dollars n he win only
practice book and other reaer chiefly people
win gather sensible pages advice plainly told that will be gold
them IN after life
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08

vpFIGIIs-There fair movement IN NE hs - s Is
10 British ports, steady rates ou' ' yey
~. was dull; demand for small alhH VI 80 by
ns h snsgyments include 5000 bush Gram 10 Rt.
, ., al s0Io do by sail st6.d Corr AIs 90 % ~ ,.i st
is ~. Lard by a lIs. a.; TO London ao oo'. standard
D. A. 10 GLASGOW 1900 bush Grain at e!d sI Sorth
- ii ,rI sO MI. Flour q. NJ There was - pot tho
vurp' ,sn vessel. with 200 bbls Refined Petroleum to INV
Continent at Is 3D. .t..,o, In tbe ,ytst of i9f'.u,
tend upward uots Lao
-. Sngr RAsns - 81 - ~ ~ Oo for or. and
- ho,es Sanues; market closing az 70 Preach DO. al lu %
" Co. halves Turkish Prunes quoel NV"
lie and Cou ieie ,,.-.te and the market % ~o~'' -
ERArHERS-Tbe demand IS ho''A
73c Western, eash rirt,r what hut Spnre -
GkAN-A n ,bs inquiry eoudued 70 shll, , t, White
I,Pu's .,ls, is better shipping therr limited
] S9ss ' h sm,pd Is mainly spring @I ~ ,T, ne
NheatS wy White j. being aheu - - .,l Ne.
demand , io5 ~ 81 Ia Al Il son Spnns sSnrs 4.e
$3.50. ii 4iq4l 4ts ioI No. fainth .9e
ias's0 % S? S ?sMissslee. 6dsl q for NS STAT 81
- - @ M 49,, Wsserp; Sl J2d 81 % oi At Si d$l q
q % of t inside pres 20, gnsoa9' IS
49,. G.ns...-b. latter for Dithii Mst
& for White s, sJa III IS Amber Soeihern ~ iS
IL tswe and quie dul sales OF lvV push he sslS are
Is "ne % White Ia better MIXED siesd u ,oFiIc
a. go ha.h New Ohio dosc for Mlasd M All bsrfi
49, n t,ack Western 6ii ao5c shoaL hie ,, and gate
w s. Ar. Western AZ ibe toIh tb.
VIC h ismanJ ,sy general aud largely specials u,i =,
,s1 s.o b,,h Dapp ipsoasd at Ila'lie' ""f'
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08

FLZABETuTOWN AND PADUrN RAILROAD OF
KENTUCKY EIGHT PER CENT tiRSI MORTGAGE
CONVERTIBLE BONDSAIn consequence ot recent
negotiation Of these securities the undersigned have
but a limited amount to offer at % and accrued m
terest at which rate they recommend them Ia m
vcstols as a thoroughly safe security
HAIIGARrEN " Co. 3S Broat.-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08

C0FFEBThe geseFa tone Of the market remains very ern sra
fair leading grades the stocks are pey are
bat not likely increase holders oder parngy ho d i
Maraebo 3Ql7c ;Lsgnyra 4Gl5tc and Java baI goh se
here to-day, but al baihof s
were made Of 40 bags Rio per r. {. Wright a,
CANDLES-The market continues dull snd prices sTe IomV
Unchanged quote about 2sc for Sperm c Patent and 'Ge'
70 AdamsRtne (l2dl4 OI) .. ,,
and the marke Sandersons at rs Sd IS So Bes
q, and Behmers at 81 Other descriptions under Ls
are very oe prices without quotsb change We
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08
Coleman Benedlct's closing quotations were

gold market steady and dull at 1881 1l3s un-
I'll after p. M, when sales made at I3, on the
report the specie in the Bank OF France had been
increased about 100000 francs. Early in the day the
prices sustained chiefly from the necessities of the
street interest which is considerable although the con-
tnued large exports OF specie and the boarding policy OF
Secretary Boutwell, naturally tend to higher premium.
Borrowers paid from fat to per cent for the use OF
gold while in single instance, per cent was paid for
carving The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was follows:
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08

RONDoUT AND OswEGo SEVEN PGR CF>I fm-l
MORTGAGE GOLD BoNDs-CoupOns payable IN gold
January and July. For sale at 90 currency. and &c
crued interest, by EDWARD HAIGHT a Coz Walls
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES At THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sdks GorerHDeni Boad- 80,
nno n 100 Con Il9l 1900 q. S. 1910 l2l
no o00 N 4 s. 10 40 Reg 1000 q. D.
sdk o. stat bonds BoadsBdHS and Acknowledgment
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08

SAINT LOUIS CITY PER CENT GOLD RENEWAL
BONDS, having 20 years to run. We offer S47l0O
above bonds being the whole issue also North Mis-
souri, First Mortgage Bonds. jameson, SMITH "
CoTTING. II BrOad-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08

MONTGOMERY CRY BoNDs-Coupons due July on
the Eight Per Cent Bonds Of the City Of Montgom-
cry will be paid on and after July ], the Banking
House Of HOwEs & MACY.
A few thousand more of these Bonds for sale at90
per cont.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08
he following we're the quotations

The days transactions the L. s. SubTreasury were
God receipts .. 81 Currency payments. s52222 OIL
lB9I25 Y Currency 4S6i ~
balance... 562i03l9 SO Customs 4sOO W
Curreucy reoepts.... l,567 945 IA
Foreign exchange steady at the reduced rates OF
yesterday the large supply OF bills initiating against an
New-York tribune., 1871-07-08
New publieatlons.

A MEXICAN PHOT0-LITH0GRAPH CO.'S
IN oFPlCB has been removed TO No 1O3 Faton-st. NY
HORACE GREELEYs NEW BOOK.
Another Edition Just Ready
WHAT KNOW OF FARMING.
Know :.
FARMING.