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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-03-02
VIRGINIA :-At Rules held in the Clerk
49, 81, IL A.,.e, c4I

NIRSsINIA: -At Rules held in the Clerks
v Office of the circuit court of Augusta
county, February 9th, 1871.
A. NJ. Bruce, Plaintiff,
Against
Martha K. Golladay, Administrators of Jona-
than Golladay, deceased, and James Goode Geo.
Golladay, Henry Earheart. and Mary NJ. his wife,
Jacob Golladay Adam Goaday, John g. Cola
day, James c. Meeks, and Margaret, his wife,
William Mcclellan and Sarah, his wife, Washing
ton Golladay, Jane Goladay, John Hite and Ell Z
abeth, his wife, and Rachel Goladay, Def'ts.
In Uance7y upon an Amended BIZ,
The object of this suit is to procure decree fer
the sale of the land of which Jonathan Goladay,
decd died, seized and possessed or as much there
OF as may be necessary, and the application of
the proceeds thereof to the satisfaction of the
plaintiffs claim vs. the estate of said Jonathan
Goladay.
The Defendants, Henry Earheart and Mary,
his wife, Jacob Golladay. Adam Goaday, John
B. Golladay, James G. Meeks and Margaret, his
wife, and Washington Golladay not having enter
ed their appearance and it appearing by aft Ia
Wit filed that they residents of this Com
monwealth: 1t is ordered that they do appear
here within one month aft er due publication of
this notice, and do what is necessary to protect
their interest. ~.
Copy-Teste,
N. RYAN, Clerk.
Fultz & Fultz, p. O. feb 9-4t
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CHAS. a. ULADKE.
p. s. have the Agency for the Empire Prize
Collar, the best collar in market. 80 cents box,
each box containing a valuable Prize.
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Presd't Aug Mem. Association

NOTICE II am pleased to inform my friends
and customers that C. E. Wood is connected with
my establishment. where he will be pleased t.
see his old customers. We are now selling great
Ell bargains than ever. as am getting ready to
go North for my spring goods, and will require a
great deal more room than | now have. so come
at once and get the greatest bargains of the day.
Respectfully
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Stanton advertisement.
OFFICE COUNTY SEP'T. OF PUBLIC Schools
StauntoD, Va. January II, 1871.


TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND TIE
TEACHERS AND PATRONS OF FHE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY.
TN obedience to ms ructions from the State Su-
/ perintendcnt of Public Instruction., direct
ing uniformity of Text Books in the Schools of
the County. have adopted the Books named be-
low IS the ones to be exclusively used in the Pub
lie Schools Of this County, and he,"eby direct thst
they be adopted as speedily as possl.'n that we
may not only have uniformity Of Tex. Books,
thereby securing economy of time in teac,. 'ng.
but may also have at once, the reft of the bes
methods Of imparting knowledge Of g Othogra
ply, Reading. Writing. Arithmetic, Grammar and
Geography the branches authorized by Law, to
be taught in the Public Schools.
have adopted these Text Books, aft er long and
are the best of their kind, and that in the hands
Of industrious, patient and competent teachers.
seconded in their efforts by pareata desiring to
have their children properly educated, they will
lead to the best results.
Through the lberality Of the Publishers Of
these Books, we are enabled to offer them, for
limited time to the Patrons of the Public schools,
at the prices annexed, which are about oae-half
the usual rates at which they are sold, and
Messrs. HUNTER & Co, Booksellers, the
corner of Main and Augusta streets, Staunton.
Va, have kindly consented to act as Agents for
the sale Of these Books, to those entitled to them,
at the rates annexed.
hope the people will speedily avail themselv yes
of the advantages here offered
TEXT BOOKS FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF
ATGJISTA CO[TNTY
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FURNITURE. FUssNITURE!:
l. AT z
J. A. IL Y. Nj. EsICEE.ES'.
MAIN STREET, STAUNTON,

MAIN STREET STANTON, VA
We propose to reduce oul very large stock Of
FURNITURE, by selling at the following prices
Walnut Chamber Suits, 10 pieces, wood top,
$500.
walnut Chamber Suits, 10 pieces, marble top,
at 500 to $500.
Grained Suits, 10 pieces, $50 to $50.
Parlor Suits in Hair cloth. at $50 to $50.
Bedsteads from s.. to $40.
/ bureaus. Wasbstands, Tables, cane and wood
seat chairs, always on hand at very reduced pri-
ces. ~.
Lounges at $50, ST.. So, s14 to s25.
Personsin want of Furniture would do well to
call on us before purchasing elsewhere.
UNDERTAKING attended . promptly
We are the sole agents fo- Fisks Metallic Ca
SEES and Caskcts.
feb % J. "A. s. Y. NJ. BICKLE.
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G.. WHEAT.
" Successor to Richardson & Wheat,)
Wholesale and Retail
GR O Q H ES
AND
PRODUCE DEALER,

Corner OF Main aKN Augusta SIS.
Staunton, Virginia.
large and well selected stock o. Family
GRoCERIES.
SUGARS,
MOLASSES,
CHEESE,
FUTTER,
COTTON.YARNS,
TOBACCO,
FLOUR,
CRACKERS,
BACON,
RROOMs.
VINEGAR,
SC, sc.
am Offering my goods at the lowest CASH
PRICES, and we are determined to give satisfac-
ton to all who may need anything in ny line of
business.
I have moved into the new building recently
erected on the corner of Main and Augusta SITS,
and request the farmers and citizens generally,
who have not tried me, to do so.
Remember the place for CHEAP GROCERIES.
EGs- Be sure to call on
CHARLES WHEAT
ian 1920 march
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;S.cuRtrY FROM PuBLIsHER s.-The State 6oafo
Of Education, at their meeting on the 2oth' aaop-
ted the following resolution:
.Reso1ved That the personal security from CIT
liens of Virginia, or deposit of collaterals sat-
isfactory to the Board Of Education' be required
of those publishers whose books have been aa0p-
ted for use in the public SCHOOLS OF the Stare
to the following amounts: Spoilers and readers
fio;pt,v., $4,000; Biographies 10000; gram
marc $40 900 arithme,ics, $4,000"
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ONE Of the FINEsTFAR in Augusta coun
~ ty for sale. AppIyt to -,
feb % At DAVID s ALEX. Il. FULTz
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.OMMIssIoNEp,s NOTION

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE 90 n
W.. To David Baylor, William lyle, Elisha G.
Kyle, John D. 1mboden John H. slcCue, John C.
Kyle, Robert Kyle, Benjamin F. Points, and j. j
4. Trotter.
Take notice that inpursuance of an order made
at the November Term last, of the Circuit Court
of Augusta, in the Chancery suit of Baylor VS..
Kyle and others, | shall. on the goth March next
at my office in iStaunton, proceed to take and set
tie an account showing the amount due from JAS
l. A. Tfottef on account of his purchase of the
Kyle land atthe salemade by Commissioners Stu
art Fultz, and Hartman, at which time and Mace
you are notified TO appear
Given under my hand this 18th of February.
1871. iait THOMAS D. RANSOM.
feb 23-4t Commissioner in Chancerv.
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Election Notice.
pA1LR0AD PTI0N.
lO OFFICIAL ORDER,

S@~ 4 U 1sA'A y tHc KStEi OF MAKCN,
Under instructions from the Judge of the Coun-
ty Court of Augusta, the following order is pub
llshed for the info maion of the voters of tia
c.untYi ". i. MOWEY.
Sheriff Of Augusta county,.
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LADIES' AND GENTS

and in fact, everything kept in frst-class Dry
Goods House.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage here
tofore extended to them, they ask continuance
of the same, pledging themselves to sell good
goods as low any house in the Valley.
No trouble to show goods, and everything
guaran' eed represented. Get 6-ts
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NJ Office Yin pursuance of decree rendered
1N by the worshipful Court Of Augusta coun-
ty, in the cause therein depending of William
Fisher against Mary McGee, we will proceed to
sell, to the highest bidder, at public auction, on
the premises, on SATURDAY, the 4th day of
FEBRUARY, 1871, the land IN the decree men.
toned, containing % acres, 2 roods ard 5 poles,
situate on the waters of Christians Greek, on
one, two, three and four years credit, with i:.ter
est on $266,66S cents, from he 18th of October,
1868 less So, as of 10th of January, 1869:
S266,693 cents. from 18th of Octorber, 1869 !;
on $266, 663 cents, from the 18th of October,
1870; being the unpaid purchase money due
plaintiH-except so much in cash as will pay
costs Of suit and SALE the purchaser executing
bonds. with approved security, and title retained
ultimate security.
Although the title of said land is ndisputable,
yet we will convey such title only as is vested in
us by said decree. JOHN B. WATTS,
ian SIT GEORGE BAYLOR
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w IRGINIA TO WIT:
" At Rules held in tho T1nrk'a 6Hi"n NJ
the County Court Of Augusta county, February
9th, 1871
David Ful,z, Plaintiff,
Against
Breeze Johnson, Hugh ". Shelley, James A.,
Forbes, Caroline S. Crawford, the widow and nd
ministratrix of Hugh J. Crawford, deceased. and
William Crawford, Barclay Crawford, Alfred
Crawford, Waddell Crawford and Mary B. Craw-
ford, children and heirs of said Hugh j. Crawford
deceased, the last two children under the age OF
q years. and Mrs. Maria 3. Breckenridge and
William w. Fretwcll, Defendants.
in CHANCERY
The object of this suit is to attach the undivl
ded interest, consisting Ct three eighths OF more
Of defendant johnson in certain house and lot
tuated in the twon of Staunton. owned by said
johnson Jointly with Hugh W Shelley and 9TH
ars and now occupied by defendant Fretwell-
end to attach in the hands of said Shelley the
said Johnson's share in the rents and profits of
said house and lot, to satisfy claim of sal d
Fultz against said johnson for the sum Of $780,
80 cents, with interest on 1913 % cents, part
thereof, from January LIST, 1869 till paid.
And it appearing from affidavit filed in this
cause that the defendants Breeze johnson. James
A. Forbes, William Crawford and Barclay Craw-
ford are non residents of he State of Virginia:
1t is therefore ordered, that they do appear here
within. one month from the due publication of
this order, and do what is necessary to protect
their interests in this suit.
copy-Teste,
WILLIAM A. BURNETT, Clerk.
Alex FL, FultZ. 70. q. feb 16-4t
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# ARGE ST0CA 0
SEC <EA f
s1eady-Made Clothing,
lseaaiy-Made Clothing.

HATS, BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, BOOTS, SHOES,
AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
J.w ALBY's, No. Is, New street.
am daily adding to my already large stock of
goods, which will be sold to suit the times.
GAEL and EXAMINE. Goods ordered on short
notice.
I am also very anxious 10 have the old accounts
of Roane & Abby settled. Persons knowing
themselves indebted, will please call and settle
without further notice. feb 16-3t.
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POSTPONEMENT!

The sale of The above property is postponed
until FRIDAY, the 10th day of MARCH, 1871.
JOHN B. WATTS,
e,o GEORGE BAYLOR.
feb 9-5t s.ise9a Commssion ers.
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LeQ0Z Advertisements.

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
v fiee of the Circuit Court of Highland
county, on the 7,h day of February. 1871.
Lucinda Chew, who Sues by her next friend,
Henry Mall.nax, Plaintiff
Jonas W. Chew, Jr., Defendant
The object of this suit is to obtain q divorce
a yinculo matri,nonu by the plaintiff, Lucinda
Chew, from her husband, Jonas W. Chew, Jr.
tae defendant.
And it appearing from satisfactory evidence
that the said defendant is not a resident OF this
Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that he do appear
here within month after due publication OF
this order, and do what is necessary to protect
his Interest. A cOpy-Teste.
]. c. MATTHEW, Clerk.
Myers & Haas, D. O. feb 16-4t
" IRGINIA. TO WIT:
. Y At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Augusta county, February 9th,
1871.
Samuel Kennerly, Plaintiff,
David Flory and Oliver Rhineheart, Defts.
IN CHANCERY.
Upon Foreign Aaachment.
The object Of this suit is to recover the sum
of $32, with interest thereon from the 18th
day of March, 1865, till paid, and to attach a
debt due from the defendant Rhineheart to the
defendant Flory, for the payment of the same.
And it appearing from affidavit filed in this
cause that one of the defendants, David Flory, is
a nonresident Of the State of Virginia. it is
therefore ordered that he do appear here within
one month from the due publication of this or
der, and do what is necessary to protect his in
erests in this suit.
"A copy-Tese.
WILLIAM A. BURNETT, Clerk.
N. X. Trout, p. q. feb l6-4t
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MEETING OF THE WHITE SULPHEn COMPANY
MI. .oath ,,aers of the Greeabrier White Sui
phur Springs company held their first meeting
in several years on the Esd inst, in Richmond
Mr. Massie of Charlottesville presiding. Among
those present were Senator Caperton and m.
r Caldwell of Greenbrier, Robert b. BOILING OF
Petersburg, Col Richard H. Dulany OF Loudoun'
and A. K. Phillips of Fredericksburg. After IN
vestia,tion the condition of tie company, and
without transactng any business OF speciai pup
lie interest the meeting adjourned
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Augusta Memorial Association.

SrAuNToN, VA, February 20ih. 1871.
Co.. James Skinner,
President Augusta Memorial association.
Sir-In obedience to your request, have the
honor to rep or the receipt of the following col
lections
From John U. Rush, Esq. $3.50
Mrs. C. d. Mccoy, 1915
&c Miss Coyell, 1926
i" Mrs. Eyster, 1880
Miss Phillips, 1900
Total, $1,000
Which is held subject TO your order.
Very Respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant,
CIIAS. S ARNALL,
Treas A. NJ. A.
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WIN. J.. POINTS,
wv MAIN STREET

fep23-4t
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srAUNroN MARKETS, Mar. 2.

Corrected every week by P B. HoGE : Bro.
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slNcg sKPr. l, 1870, TO DATE.

FREIGHThe market las continued to show but little activity
moderately active and rates Ise5 The
To Liverpool BY steam nO bush Gran q. @ 900 cssy
Cheese q e'ssI at t' aS and 10 Of Cotton b.
TSS NS ; b. G r e'ses Two
Ss SS S ~ q Ssnd CORR
8 na s:A S sa VII: Nib @
Gestures Of our past have pre-
nte change those Of the previous week the less hyora
bic s d % .aq the export this Sssn Of vessels
when they reach the seaboar great ms
fortune would be impossible estimate the damage TO e country
when the new crop of % 'ys T ns r e p
fourfo and sudden changes and at times
ysas' mainly to s I si5 sSfs1S
at general learn n. are d'1lP.a'1a
With yield sd we find true s ve ss W MOTT su
to general expectations the White Inferior TO that OF last year and
surplus wheat taken Southern States and this demand
the Oncoye proving xS we e asso a Ss 70 1e
proves those statements to be too true Inc TACT Is
the pubic are GENERALLY noms sAfS . The
weather Britain been favorable for the growing henc.
their the same As noted 0Ss a Snd ne V ss
low lower T p. Of FG3I Choice Amber popular With
6. S AMBER nS % S s
Ne" SP2s So Sa Ss Tees 1
To-day owing q the Tow holders Of whe.s are
hess plenty At the market stronger shipping qualities Of
to Limited & By Ss SS,ns 8 g SA s
Spring No sgo gag he'd y 3 % snS s1 pa Nj Nor or
Michigan the latter Kslamasoo 81 42d$l for Amber do
p = 70 SSiasl RTSs s.
5 bSSs d B 5 S' az State os are s
sev densnd chiefly for choice the sales are 60 200 bush NIed
Mixed MIN 9so and for Wife the latter
RE- sns and Tas % OWN s 81 CORN S
and higher but closes quiet slippers oct Of nars.t The s are
do. White at 7tc do yellow at ttt dtSc
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Sept 1-lO3O mCoton opened firm MddnDs Up
lands. 9ld9aL; Midiing Orleans. 81 19id
Sept 2ll3O mCOnso opened at 80! for and
e3 asJ for the account Twenty bonds '62s
'65 old, 93i; '67s, 92i Ten-Forties, 81
PARIS, Sept 2.-Rentes, rs francs IS centlmes.
LONDON 230 mCOnsos closed 99i for both money
account United States Eyerwen bonds as s3i 1865
old 93k; 1903 923 TenPOrties. 8t
LvKRPooL 2-l30 m-Coton closed erm; Mding Upends
9td9i Md1ng Orleans 09d sales Of the day 1900 bales 90
for export speculation Beef 6 y Dbl Bacon, 36 ewt for
Cumberland Cut
LONDON Sept 2-Sprits Petroleum. IOia1d. y gallon
LysIroOL Sept 2-Arved Sept l-Steamship City OF Limerick,
from NewYork Aug with O2l bales Of Cotton ship H. Marshall
from NewYok Aug with 2 bales Of Cotton ship La Glors from
with g. bales Of Cotton ship Virgil from NewYork
Aug with Of CotoDi ship Lord Dalhoue from Galveston
Aas with 2IIi hae Of Cotton; stesms Wyoming
Aug 23 with G5 bales OF CoOn steamship Alice rom New Orleans
22 bales Of COOn bark WeSer from Galveston July H.
Will bales Cf
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sasi asis. steady .,si aSS$i ssi Hay
unchanged $ldsl for Long Rye so for and 7od7se
very moderate and the feeling veal and pomIp.
throughout sales Of ANAL & EevOrlesn at &c. and % bids
NAVAL sToRBs-splhs rupeutiDe has light request
opening weak and closing 6n with % Of 80 bb and
IS for str.insd IS bSA Pale At 81 81, bS s So and 500
bba 81 rs THh quiet but steady at sa % for Washington aud
Fish without q,o..se change and
A. Soc o oass Sle for bb Msnhden dull and unchanged
in buli b.s been smy held bu. quis, sa
ROsd Of SS. sesr % d.y 81 10 and 5000 bbls seller %
ssS t. tp b.
s:I: md 90 S SS s s ssd o DS s
1000 b6 October price and 1000 bbs buyer option all the
G.:' ss.s more demand n1 and s:d With Sa1s S Of
October a. Ce In Pk adelp include 400 bb
pRovisIoSsTSs irns.s and activity that distinguished our Pori
arist his day week dusOa the advanced prices asked
S1S i Ho SS. ~ q chsi os ds@1n veil pes"
t1e inquiry stock much reduced bat the
Of revival Of business Ssu dese holding or anticipating
better market this month. Prime Mess has been eecte The
prevents s sspS sa s''T ssa PRICE. " s po@s ..
To-day The demand for Pot COED but phse lower With fair o.
, :s 81 s c Ct sS % s1s s. SO
Prime Mes o ,tars s,sy d: make. .:.i % q aSO Ss sh
paSs q iSS Ssis Plain a Me-
IS 'sf1 Is e. Ss: s sss
sSs ns si % Sss S%f'c
though note few small saes q lbout &C. for shOhs 0 10,
p . sHs Soa S 1S .d
saies sale. Of lSo hoIe, sreford and sp1th stat
eadgi we quote care for City LAID dull aud heavy and closed
nonnil sales Of go bb aud @ e. q az % No. sa9e Tor CITY
delivery naitst aopua bat weak sa Of Nv Vs. Tor bph
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NORTH River Vess,is and Ratlroads.

SEPT 28 pkgs Ashes ptss BeeswaI 2 bale, Cotton 20 bns
Copper IA cakes Copper 26 ptgs Dried Fruit 5i bbls Eggs ~
bb Flour bushe Wheat 800 bushels Com 80 bushels
Oats 500 bushels Barley e bags Flax Seed bb Beans 80 bbs
Meal 1879 bags Meal 2l9 bales Hops aides Leather 802 bills Sp
Tupenps 20 Sb Crude T9rpentas 200 bb Tar se sS' Bon
asa ykg Cheese 6 pkgs Talow 83l pigs Starch ptgs Tea la
hhds Tobacco 4 pRs Tobacco 27s bb Whisky 81 bales Wool
Receipts Of the principal kinds Produce week ending Satu
day evening Sept % bbls Beans @ pigs Butter O97 pigs
Cheese, 1868 ha Cotton 1868 bills Eggs lilo pkgS Dried Fruit
22l bales Hops s bales Wool 6 hhds Tobacco 1888 boxes and
Tobscco 661 bb Rosn bis Spirits Tupentine 6I
bills 81 67 des Leather 8llT5 bills 3059 bills WHISKY
65 bills Corn Meal COZ bags Corn Meal T28 s Lush, Wheat 300 @
hush Corn 1868 bush Oats 532Ol Rye bush Barley
3O bush Malt $40 bush Peas 22 bush Seed l46 pkgs Ashes ia
pkg Beef 5l h Pork 6S pi Cat Meats 3ll9 pEgs Lard s
kegs Lar, l,84j pkgS Oil Cake
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Sept 2Four quiet and weak Wheat hr%er No.
@ Corr S veal: a No. oePpSSSa rs .s Rye 'f
qu. az 3 R Sr .n G o b rS WHAT Ps.
fr%; Wheat to Buffalo e v.. An ~, ,.u Ami,
vs: G Wit; PG%e: y'f. ~ s. s
81 Amber Good Choice - RED dbG Ocd al 70 D Ir%s
ss sa s51 q Ss;, t s;5 , 5sss
Sept & R, TuTT s.s AZ p sS
IGrpeuns steady IS for yellow Dip - for Virgin Tar steady
s s B. Of isj ss s$af Sti1 m
S a e 6 TTss se; rcd Ne @Asi' e. Mo-
steady moderate demands Lo" Mixed Sc oas dull at
a. sf'si'1s soR1i s.ss Family s.ss
eSas I aneSa %s prices. Should
ws GS and Ss Il sa I'D
% t a s5 sPS 1S a.
s e s no hc 1 a1 % Fun Af
ale. of csa5 Rib side At 1 soa s3u
ss s, S 1s G hs. S Sai and dropping
s1s1 g:H 9, a. dsys
s s1ssI and ma .sesdy .ae
r sns. 9s sssis.s
Corn CO. 0at. and PSuT quiet and veal WITH ,. demand
81 "a No. Sh n Sa e. & 4T R g. T. s ~
j csrs a ID IL ..i s g. C.. Il g i Rs;
Sc; No Grade o.. quiet No sec No. :. az Prsig Freight:
1 wv T1;, loo SS;a Com 900 bush
o Da S o R sHd Ss:a Wsss Spring
no BSsitS e. .. bush No. White G:asas
De spot @ ca. o Sc ! 0s: ie No 1 %ss
RI o.P wS. sfH f sa eS9n s1;s
S SusI O.t. g lSs bush Barley bush Rye.
SEED naas Sts Ca T%e S
%aS: .iS Wisconsin a.c6 RI
dnf 6HS . S IT, uaessnG I'd
81 10 latter Choice Amber 81 as White ~ sSasl CO. Rye
S ss 81. Gs .e ei,s SsG gs tsss E sFse
s cSs, ys.S a @ H. a Pro-
feeling T 5.s sg small y SST stead, f,'s s
ss R ssS Of c s. has s.s S ssn fss
e 90 overland to New York BY bar. hs, also been char
' s a.: %is.. + 900 go
VII VIII. 1 Il q Sss,
ss sa 81 a. No. b MiT S SsG
&C., e &C. - sI. tS; III
"a. sS' w R. S SS ' cs 1'Tsis 1880 S Sa
0 0 49, :, 600 bush By. ia@1ss
ns 81 do aog :. St nssi :
lower, sample lot, equal No. ..id It oa. s No.
a1's SS s 49,. "a s X T5ss:s
s$5 Es ts:;' 81 y &C.,
a sia Te..os 81 oss Natives. s2a q "a hseeipt- so
SSs Pour So 900 bush Wheat 5000 bush CON- h" oun oat
sept Tobaeco srn nd unehngs Sale nGs
r3I an ID s su business, Wheat $50 81 % Com So Oats 3c
& D.taiped Po Ella round lots for cash orders hed At
Bacon 6c tr saOo %Si.1 ar demand 1 zoe
tncaao Sept unchanged wSs,t ss.s s, No.
s1Us ss eoou active At 81 s seller sep
80 ,noe,st.y active; Mixed 44d43fe seller Sep
% dUnps the snsfnoon .3ic BY. active No sole
barley Spring &C. hghs ;a, s 81 a,a - Is
.t. dun at s26s5 CT Rsht a% Wheat % suna9 o. &
a. Rsrept[3O 90 bbls Flour, 80 900 bush wheat ousn
g. oo9 bush 900 bush Rye MS0 bush tS no
hoSA c Pa 90 bush Data bush Barley 1000 Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04

TIE FLEET MoRrdAox SEVEN PER CxNf GoiD
roNpe Of the Wet WISCONSIN, RAILWAY Con-.
PAM offer rare chance for safe and profitable IN
yestment They are first and only lien uponth
stocf telegraph land grant, and all the property OF
Ks Company. The lands are released from taxation
and are worth more than the whole amount of the
mortgage. The Road Will form the Great dir Linz
Poute from Chicago and Micaakee to 81. Paut and
The North Vest Bonds for sale at co. and interest in
currency. by WHITE, NORRIS g. CO., No. 10 Wal-st,
where pamphlets and further information can be
attained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvAyA 2Stok-Sugar In warehouses at Havana and
Mstau AMI go hhs receipts Of the past week
Havana $50 boxes and hhds exported during the
week from Havana l8&00 bOIes and $50 hhds Of
which all the hogsheds the United States
SuRar-Demand advanced No. IL g. 10y renls Nos
10 TO IL S. lOi reals Nos IS To 20 D. s. 2d3t reals Mosses
Sugar reals Muscovado SugarFr TO Good refining lct reals
arrohe.
Bacon SO y cwt Flour sl3 Is Dbl for American H.msI
American easier AMI In fair msnd at $50 quintsl
Lard In kegs SIS rs quu in tins, els 80 quna Poa;oe.
81 phil Talow $l2 10 y qnnts Coal OIL In tins 1t reals
gallon Lumler-Wbte Pine $40 1000 feet; Pitch Pine, SO
lOeO feet frcighs fat 49, $500,
short sight, al premium In
go l3al3 London %i d25i premlun on Pans
IN llnr.Ini