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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-03-23
Eat The Eflkins Trial.
THE PRISONER CoNv1cTED-HEI is SEN
TENcED TO TWENTY YEARS IMPRIsoN-

l
District Attorney Peckham concluded
his address to the jury Monday morning,
after which Judge Learned delivered his
charge. It was strongly against the pris-
oner, and in some respects argued the
probabilities of the case. We make some
extracts from the charge
The prisoner admitted in his testimony
that he went to two places that afternoon
to purchase pistol to give Valiant. The
reason given by the prisoner for trying to
purchase pistol that afternoon is denied
by Valiant, who says Filkins never prom
ised to buy him pistol And it appears
odd that Filkins wanted to buy, pistol
for this man Valiant, who was going to
leave his employ on Saturday night. The
next thing is whether the prisoner has
been under temptation to commit the
crime. He acknowledges he was $4,000
in debt; it was in proof he needed money;
there was that temptation. The day after
the robbery it is proven he paid several
debts with the money found on him and
the $50 said to be left at home, would
reach $500. The prisoner said he made
$500 in the fruit business last September,
which he kept until this time. You will
have to consider if this is probable, as Fill
kins borrowed $3.50 from Mr.. Scott in
in October, which was not paid for some
time afterwards. You must bear in mind
the evidence of Mr.. Chamberlain, who
says the prisoner was at the depot the
Wednesday and Thursday previous to the
Woods car Wednesday night There
in Filkins going into the express car, but
the circumstance must be weighed with
these various other circumstances, all
bearing upon one point and going to
strengthen the positive testimony of Hal
pine.
In regard to the fight of the prisoner
on Wedn nesday, the Judge said that flight
is not conclusive evidence of guilt. The
prisoner says he run away because his
wife was very much agitated and alarm
ed. Is that a good reason for running
away? Is she likely to become more
eomforted by his fight than by his stay
ing at hoineP
The law allowsTthe prisoner to testify
in his own behalf; but he thought the tes-
timony of man accused with crime must
be taken with great qualification If a
man ls guilty OF a crime like this, we
should hardly blame him if he testified
falsely to escape man would be likely
to screeu himself by any statement
The most important testimony given
was that of Mr.. Halpine. The only thing
to consider was the possibility of Halpine
being mistaken.
Mr.. Moak, counsel for the prisoner, ex-
eepted to nearly the entire change. The
jury retired at $50 p. m, when the court
took recess till 6 o'clock-many of the
spectators retaining their seats in the
court room. At 6 o'clock, the jury not
having agreed, an adjournment was made
until o'clock Wednesday morning. At
that hour the jury came into the court
with verdict of guilty, and the prisoner
was sentenced to twenty years-the full
extent of the lawn Clinton prison.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-03-23


OF some mild ewes desosnesns srn
Lights on the village pas"r sf-y
IN years err oun had VII be1un-
Al then-in simplest yestmsnt dad
He sueakr benesth the ohurrhysro tree,
In solemn tones-put yet o. ss5-
Of ~hat II man-What man sheh oe
And CLUSTERING round the grsv- haif nd
By that same quiet rhrrr yard yewi
The rustic msurneys had to o1o
The dust tn~y lived last adieu-
That ray mefhinks. thst rests - Ce1
Upon each bsi4r bound hluooA bHse"s
30 calm, 90 'r.pquii. 20 ssarnss
Give 20 the eye fsf!1 esneS
areers = the hs-rs With hol,er breath
Th-a - The psssantry Of death"
Il CONES to all men alike from time to
time 70 mourn for dear friepds ~ho have
rome 10 that sbourne from wh~noe no
traveller. rsturns.s But - "frieDd after
friend dsparts,s ths strickeu hssst Lett 70
itself would isAnitsly pesser %
Ths dnp,s ~ - hssstosAseass dad" :,
IN silenos snA solitude sud lree non Az
ths gswgswS ef spari,as erisk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18

u ,nl shade lower at 7la1lc o,,' da 'd uuch'nv' It
qnc and weak Shoulders 15c Clear RIB sies 8i Clear
NO. Es E July I 70 qa d. 1 yi'. T G9 5'sf
,am dull Sni heavy q y Il Crude dlli al s. %
her, $ "a Com steady VIII @c,r lcaaai No. aiClc oats in
good demand at ,ulI Paesi no at Pc - ,oiIr,, oo
Ton dull AMI weak City Mills declined 25c Hoga sulerhne.
a. Nina Scream eg 81 500 ~ 81 DO r - asG II sos DO Pan.
W 20 ~ si Mesern s9pelhne go ~ - g' Iaa WIT
81 %G$l 55 Amber 81 ga ~ So Good to Pt@e Rel 81 "a
Soahein whit 76a7aci do Yelo 7lG73c MIXED Western zoe
oa, more seaiy New Soaihen @acci Oh Western ' p M
&C. Clear Rib Sci Hams cured 5Q'lc WHISKY quiet " $40
Puu,pvrruA July l7.Coiton-snalI busiues' Mdtng Up
N e n 1I 9eaH 2t H TnI se g oi
Spring Wheat other grade; uIehngl Wheat que. oh Red Wet
ehangsd CorS da Yellow ~ s7ie M1I western lie os in
me gn Sad Se.. PSI ne s oi a d Pc
tre'eum weak hut prices unchanged Whisky que Ohio N ron
lo1y Jq eM5#,y Sye and P hss s ; ,nS ms %
changed Grain unchanged Provisions quiet and ok Mess Pork
rs Bacon unchanged Lard unchanged Hams unchanged Whisky
NIvsgxsE jay l7EquF Urn E9 Spring . lsa 3 3. IS
Corn dull No. MiIe 5ir Rye lower No. 6ie Barley gPis.
and wea o & Flour Ct S ba r w6, 9 w da whest
sr I 5s '5 o1 En 1sa %5 ' of White
SO 50 9I Double Extra Wheat scarce and quiet 10 MNanaee
market Barley Rye and Pea, quiet Corn Meal 81 so for b9ed
siuf s25a go Mdug $2ad $50 tan Hahwine SIZE Ca
Prghts-Four Wheat tic; Corn tic to Sewiork Lam
be 81 lhe HUDSON - % to New-iofk Railroad
f0c to Albany Sc Receipts h laEe
bnsh wheat bush 0 O Lumber shipments
b Cana-l4 1000 bush Corn L76Ol feet Lumber
dull and uuchanged; Mdlugs, POLE
steady, with moeate demand New Family &c p 80 81
dull dropping; New Red II 2l4 u a. Corn duh ana
unchanged quiet and weak at 0c Barley unchanged ani
oa Fall 6009c Rye dull end droolgi Od, Bn9c PORK dul
asked Lard tn demand lgt; sales Nc tr
duh and Dropping; asking 5c for shoulder 7c for Csr
h sides &c for Side Bacon dull and dr1opng; sales Of
Should tf,; Clear Rib Sde, 8c Clear sides he &c., To-
bac,o-Denaul l market firm WHISKY tn, with fair demand ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IoSDoS July l7-3O a m.-Consos opened g3l money
and the American Securities states Fve-T
bonds 1862. g2!; 1863 ut 1851 gi; Ten-FOrte- GA
LIVERPOOL july l7-lO:3 mC0On opened que; MGiug Up
lands, g.; Mlillg Orleans. gtG9td.
FRANEFoKT July Uned States HveTwenty bOnl. g for
issue 1862
PARIS july l7The Bouse-Rentes - francs = cenimes
July ll:3J m-COnO g3iagJs money and the
L. 5. TeB-FOry bond, Sll.
LIVERPOOL July l7-lO m-COtton market easer; M1dlng
Upands % d9i.; Mid1iDg Orleans. 9!i.
LOSpOs July i75 u-COns0l closed 93l for
American securities closed HyeTWenty bonds 1867
1865. g2t; 1901 9l. Ten Forties. gll.
PARIS, July l7.-French Renes closed 5Gf
LIVERPOOL July l75 mCotiOn closed easier MiiilDg Up
lsnds casa; milling Orleans, 9ti DAY
including 1000 for export and speculation WhestCafon white
u 8; Red Spring 10 iGO q; Red Winter H.. COmNo Mixed,
3l'3 Cheese 81.
LONDON july l5 ?. m-Sugar aaoat, closed at 30 G3O6
ANTWERP Juy l7.-PetrOleum, 49tf for STANDARD White
LIVERPOOL. July l7-Egrnng for Short RIB Mles
LONDON July i7-byeniug -Spiuts Turpeune 49, per cwt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18

GALVESTON July Co,touGoo Ordinary, lGri net receipts 20
bars export, 10 Britain li basi coasHise, 2jj bales
stock, t.lt3 belle. ,. o
StvvvAH July l-Co,tor inactive prices dropping MdHugs l9ci
bales. clEis. 5l bales socA, 300 bales
WusGrOV July i1Coon Lrni Mla.n-s, 5lci exports coast
wise C6 bales; sales so bales; stock, lOlI bales $500. -
CuARLEsr0y July l1totou dull and u0Mnai Ml'lnss zci
net rps 27 hlcs exports cos.tW 80 bales; oes 1881 bales
B,IrrvoTr july I5-Cot,on tending down. M!ng. 2o!c
net receipts l13 gross 30 bales experts coast6 10 bales
sales. % bales; stock. 1903 bales 800. -,
BosroS July l7Coon dull and prices declining; Ming NtG
net receipts % bales; gross receipts S5 bales sales 20 baes stock
Morur July I7-Co,ton du Mid.sys lGtc, net receipts
g holes frp,co4sW.e D. bales sales 81 bales; stock li5 bales
EoRPoIr July 1-Coon ad~ Low lilgs 1871 DE net
recepts bales; o1p0u-cJaste loJ talesi sales % bales
stock ~ bales ,.,,u o.,
NEW OR1Ei,s July 7Coon dun and nomlal Millncs 2oie
ra rec rs 5 tos gross balci elp0COltasc 2' bales
sales, 80 Jales; stock, 81 40 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

July l7.-Recepts-7OO bb bush Wheat,
sI2 600 hush Corn ~ 900 bush oats Canal Tgbt. G VII
lie lOc. Oats 7e New.Yos StorelI 900 bush
quiet AMI unchanged Wheat heavy entirely nominal sales Of
900 Red Winter New Ohio snd 1900 Milwaukee Club on
private Corn active and stead sales oi 1000 bush No
ern 6Oc 1900 bush d. At Gci 1900 bush arrive
Oa and firm gales 1000 bush at eOa6le Rye and Barley
Lard quiet al lotc HghWines nominaly 49,
LOWS Mo- July 7-Coton doll prices rominalv lac Flour
steady with moderate demand Sapetne Winter Sla 81 IS Extra
Winter - 30; Double Extra Winter S5d WLrat-Demand
Winter 20Gl IS Cordul and have declined M1ed
Do sacked So. G55te Oats dull and doorngi
2y ran y g 5' Tobsdco 6rm H pgh " & @COe
changed Daggng orders Zoe rork lower; jobng and
order os 90 Bacon dL jobbng aud order lots Shoulders
sia5Ic Clear Rb SIDES 8la9c Clear Ses gia9c Lad dsI At
6Sjc Live Hogs In GOOD demand ~ ~ TO- Cattle quiet AZ
ga IS 80 Good EIt. R,cepts-1o b Flour 90 600
Wheat 1900 bush Oats 400 bush Rye 200
AIBasY Jaly 17Yo,hng to report Wheat Rye doll and nominal
western Mixed N lots sfo Barley made freely
offered buyers steady but duli sales 1000 bush No
CmcAGo July I7P1our and nominal Wheat ereed prices
hgheri No spring III oasl "a CASH ~ HGtl III seller
cash Oi 81 l seller August Corn active advanced lei No
Mixed PIC eal. or 'rleI july 5 .s'I AIi ,he anSo9
quiet but frm advanced iaci No !yie ne sasf No. 80
vines held srg at sIc Provisions quiet uHeangdi Mess
at cash 4Ii62i seller August Hog shade
ss. FloaI 1900 busl Wheat i5 600 bush Corn bah o
100 hush Rye an 1900 Hogs snpnenc2"1 DDS f0qf I50
bush Wheat SO 900 hush Corn GOO bush Oa aOJ bush e O
ToIrDo July 7-Flou dun and unchanged wheat don and
III - Asked do Al Amber Michigan bed az = % ~ "a
,aefeii 10 Amber Illinois, 9 Oi 80 doi ~ no E'd
q 81 Ne 2i Rejected RI 81 TO- Com llll ald unel..sei
No = 5sie. N .br BE-. R. ,r,ei a. Ir .i, lll
changed Wheat 70 burle, De- 70 osVeg3 Q! oe t''e ,
O.fs hlpa.Dt-+aIJ tli- Flour ,ha1 ultL Wheat I1."'
bs sBf aelts w Js tpgf anu and aooDs Al % IVA a. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18

:. National Bank Of Scotland, Provincial DAMN VI
don Ni' And nh their branches. 49, rrrcpe san
DRAFT, and d. ' Nssi indies. and all parts Of the
UTt Mites. accounts received in either Carf Interest
Com subject e esfst a at :Dc ;rtRcatcs Of DEPOSIT
allowed " Dfts and Coupons collei'S eea'inst
issueoi ,,,S5e ou approved collateraS ana "s''--
narSb ondisc consigned To- our care, Securities and
m os,y5ers executed for Investment '''''''
,,N:l,oad Iron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

JrIY l733 pkg Ashes Y pkg BeeswaI 4J6 bales Cotton. 3f7
bag Cotton seed J bb Cotton Seed OIL 3J lb Copper 61 cakes
Copper y bb Eggs 1885 bb Flour, 90 27 bush Wheat l2 800
bush 70 as bush hb Beans l5 bag, Corn Meal % bales
Hemp 2j bales Hops 1881 Hides 60 bales Hides 3G sides Leather
$50 PIGS Lead ly7 bales Moss 6 bb Spirits Tupenne IS bills Tar
Is b Pitch 348 bb Ro,n % bb Por 19 pkg Beef 40 pgs
Cut Me.t Y pkg. Grease 81 pkgs Lard 90 pg Siean 1908
Butter 5 pigs Cheese - pgs IsOw nc bags Peanuts 1879 bl
pee Ieer COS hhd Tobacco 1851 Tobacco,
100 JDs. WHISKY 1874 bales Wool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18

CHICAGO July l7-T7e SIlaa Ka1ss Adro-1r the entire
country east and south Of Sahaa nov the with Texas
cattle bottoms OVERLOOKING with them and tie water
courses are lined 10000 head
within precincts and tue arrivals daily 10
number Prices range learrgs 80 20 81 o
Two-yclrols; 3 for Threesrols AMI Cows and ~ To
go for Beeyes Thee prices appear to be well mantareL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
financial
FORECLOSURE


y
Of The United states for the Sorhep District Of Ohio.
United states for The District Of Indiana n causes pending in
Chsucery aid Courts yel, wherein NATHANIEL A. COW
and TIE LAKE ERIE and LOUISVILLE RAILROAD COMPASY ai
Nt FREMONT LIMA and UNION RAILROAD NOMFAN1 are DE-
toHrr Of sai Courts nspec'ty day lI1 I Inat IaiP
t ed 90 pa alcuon 20 The highest h4lg, or oisn p .os -
d.y County Ohio on July A. D. 1871 between the
hours o'clock a and O'Clock Of said day the following
The Rsai Of tie Lake Ede ard Louisville Railroad Company
extending from ai within te town Of i.l'a. Rush unity II ina
~. len H. os md Other ho1sce aud hops aud lands
anil grounds herewith ant a tools nl implements used or
provided used therein an 10 constructing am repairing macnny
fr said road for suredcurrs Aforesaid turntables
deDo buug nature and Tie lands
grounds ed Herewith USED or provided 70 be used 10 op
nes ami ling stock belonging said Company aud al supplies use
or provided operating said road wherever situate
. COMPANY With ali franchises thereof inenng franchise
Of sad ComPny to be ana act "a 'orfIn' mortgage
that thereof suset between the touml ara ll9Iso
IN the Of Nashville Aforesaid duly recorded george
T. ~ Davis and 70 the rights Of Tie parties in te posses
rety Aforesaid the said premises be not sold for want OF bidders
then case the WILL AZ the time and pse he et
@ Frst all hat Dart thereof situate within 0hoeEteni
ing within and from the Town Fremont aforesaid to the West
9e Of SAID s sAe thereof ln'O9 u,e the State Of
Indiana extending said state line the line Of the Columbus and
one parcel and third that part thereof extending the point
in city aal within the Of Rabyie afoFesad
ject 10 the night Of occupancy thereof Aforesaid.
By the sales be made to be subject the order Of
confirmed aside and to other conuOns
specified in the decree.
tve per cent Of the purchase money be pad hand the time Of
Of the premises be delivered full payment and convey to be
made al the SANE time. ..
Northern District Of Ohio copy thereof In the hands OF the
undersigned at Fremont. Oho1Jgne lo A d. l.7l r. ,t..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18

Bg authority Board Of Directors Of THE NETWORK RAIL
WAY COMPANY and conformity with the terms Of the Act Of ncor
poon IN respect the undersigned Commissioners Stock Sub
scrpons give public AMI behalf Of the Directors and OF
such Company Books Of Subscription for the Capital Stock thereof
will opened WEDNESDAY is twenty jag OF jane instant
At the following places in thi, City, viL
AT the Banking Of Duncan sherman Co.. No II Nasau''t
the Banking House OF tue Bank Of the Metropolis No 81 Union
square.
The Company authorized construct two Viuct Railways or
branches through City the east and west sides thereof
from common starting point Chambet between Broad
way and Chaham the Harlem River aud through west
chester County with power build additional lines Of railway or
branches time time in any part Of the City or "he'er
County property acquired by the Company is exempted from
taI daring the period allowed for the final completion
Of the railway 10 the city The Mayor Aldermen and Commona Il
Neuork authorized and directed With the approval Of the Cmm
sone Of tie Sinking subscribe M Eve millions Of dollars Of
the stock Compsny whenever million Of dollars thereof has been
subscribed by private parties This conditional amount Of stock has
been wholly taken by the Directors the Company On
the completion either Of the lines Of railway to the line ofWeheser
County the Supervisors County authorized issue the bonds
Of the County to the shall deem eIPeent
10 aid the and extension Of the railway IN and through
that County the proper equalization Of the interest shareholders
who nav and pay moneys different tines the Directors are
authorized scrip for l such payments payable out Of
the earnings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18

HAY in moderate request and steady at 81 o for Shipping and
siEas so for Re, c. e5aoOc for Salt Hay and 9aa5e o
Long Rye a 5id 81 20 for Short DO and SOc 81 for ost
LgATHERhe market for Hmlock Sole has been very qq ha
With "a, ,ock HenocE Bueno Ayres heavy % a2c isHoct
Heulocf California hesvy 2 re HtIoc1 1SliernS llle ~
heavy l6ag7e; Hemlock Orloco SC, middle 6a2tc Henock
Vss,s ~ 25o Heio Poor Damaged ali kinds and weights la
l7 Hemek Rough ga e Tuon Croggel eayy SGS'c; Gno
Ol Rough an ves q d5e OAK Rough southern ali weights q
MOLASSRS-Beroni moderate call for boiling the general market
dan and prices nomna sales 80 bb, il job lots, at 4306c
NAVAL sToREsSr Tarpeane has teen more freely dealt in
pcy r and ver light demand for either home export
t. dl h been found necessary orer TO elect sales We note
se, Of 2bh SPOT dock and ar i9c and 100 h seller
W. quote Strained at - mass e. Tar firm but Inactive and
OILs-Cals Fish OILS are in moderate demand and the marte
rt, Nehs.e gsrt but hrm at 81 ilte American Lssee
lave ues feature to notes trade remains dull
PROvSONSPork Moderate request about former
d. sl2 Prime +l3 for Extra Prime Sl3 for est.
- Prime Mess FOR uu eyery msrse heay sale, Of $50 bbs
B vt and Hces are 1ataaeei sas Of 10 b5 At I2 for
Pu Mes and Ia Us Tor RIn Mess Terce Beef very dull
~, Pros n0Eaas qra1gei quote s2Oas23 for Prime
Mes ,ri s3Iq 3 Sr as Mes BEEF Hams moderate oI-
en- Co Aes sre t9 and Unchanged smsa sales Pckei
E Dr., sso a Bs s o s ham and eoIe, &C.
Ho9 Paeset ped Hog ar dan former sgures we quote at Ca
- pm. sn1 ts q sf ir No ly Civ lie for Fair 10 Prime
sem sl f ior keie Rendered
quiet sales Of so bbs' October q, lie and 2l . seller Ian
AL a4itc' AM % tee. on TIE slot, at lie. cash.
FsIROLst Gi1 Cue there h been doing but holders
~ @ ara se 70 se under fs all for bulk Shipping Crnde
' Iegati a. ac On the Greek the market was AMI but
g re note sa Of 300 t regular On Lower Road AZ : g5 In
@ pas been ,iesirr feeling prevalent bat the demand vas
"a. ~ ~ suoa DO material change sales Of LOO bbls July AZ
- 80 Dds august and ZOO bbS, August September NJ
los, jail, coli st25c " '-e'f"-' I'V'O
49, DoHee Is 10 fair demand AID steady sales 200 ties tgage
al lt1iic for Pstna t~'s~ 'Oi N"AEOOn
f hN sugar. ae dun and weak sales hbd. AZ Q. lO,e
Pssr = Ir,e Tor clarified and lO0 lOjc Tor Porto Rico
81 Whites --'N''4'' oI H@as and HtaIktc. Tor
&c. are moderate request steady; sales are 20 hale
~ bales Cuacos and u bass psyt4. r,esrt ~ t 10
y, lsii I bales from Bralo. Il ha from Nes O,l,r
n, A uiarA Us bales from Martha ~ 49, - 49,
H. ~ a ron Calcutta and IS bales from Msrscsifo ne ,
- tl itl guet but prc ttout oootsi.
~ se ~" D Para RCsI n TurliO 2Vu 5 Ce,t,ti
!! NJ ala efas receipt, have 2 bale. from AstFs
~. .,o-l TaiA s1l bales iron Bfaz0s We 0gote. f''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
IOWA COUNTY and CITY BONDS of the
a - . OLD ISSUES
HOWARD DARLINGTON
No. III s. Fourtlst.. Ph's1s1iil. Penn.
THE NETWORK
VlADUCT
Railway Company.
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
Alexander 7. Stewart, A.. Oakley Hall,
William NJ Tweed, John Jacob Astor,
August Belmont, Peter B. Sweeny,
Charles A. Lamont, Levi P. Morton,
James F. D. Lanier, Hugh Smith,
Franklin osgood, William T. Blodgett,
William Butler Duncan, Richard 0Gorman,
John j. Bradley, Jose F. Navarro,
Charles L. Tiffany, Henry Smith,
William R. Travers, Edward B. Wesley,
Joseph Seligman, Manton Marble,
Richard B. Connolly, John Taylor Johnston
Henry Hilton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18


So'e , Oasis Los Milnl tie sales have been q, iGi
For @ s,,isf e,eis .u ol At lssS aug NV o 70, and
gO3l6t 0 a y. b. De-, 200 al IJc 80 at ltc total Sto)
D ~ 5, Ju 25 stic 100 at ic A9g zoo , at ~ s :,
100 De- SO 40 At iqgc at islc 100 at 70 96c
OF Nov l'o c,e. o5 n IS;: RIchsHge-ic paid
,,sS.lse 100 July FOR l Aas total ioO bales "''Ol 'O''
'''s The market continues dali holders stI am IN
s New ad age q operating sales Oh 'V'i 's' iN' ~
rp and NrAr, limited irquir, Flour, and under liberal
.-Ts fes luer u easier aaa quite Tggi f SeT ME-
P Tr-s are aud vc gar ssles OF S'0O Dds ""
ggoe III, .....es e IS IS Ohio Ind SIN pPs' 'oosi s.
~ t ~, -5q 81 ono Roaadhoop kI ,,. p,
., o1 IS o5a E5 4rs5s 6r 55c q
s.s ,Fl-st ID. .. 3e g. White Wheat LItta oz q,
Ss, Ss'.-rr L4f 52l 555 Ono. Ind aud Mich 2@ %
,'r, . 8 ..a CD Double Extra DO do ~ "
'I Sit t. ES e. c4 os Ps5s FL "a d .s $
l'ia ~. e.. on q, Gerssc Extra brands 7e y.
so1l, o-r 10 & @ ll ~ 2 No., io solb 1me-cs at s 5
,.c 4, re- close s ual e uu. aul sesA Du' 10 ""''' SAWS
So th. 4 er,ap miIef to good SUP s5 p - y
~ E.f .r. 0t1.s..1-. Extra aai FA1'''' gI5 : rI
I...-5 Coaat- l.--....-.'' '''''''''''' ar 800
u...are.... r Fam r..... g5d iJ
rvs I-s ja. vr uo eng + Ai-e '1''' % -'' ''- VIC
qroe. s.-rr-t 81 strts and .st.7oas5 20
IS .r ta..- 30 about former ts-lc sales o. o'' u''
we Js-..-e 90 ss . Corn Meal Bfvs So e5 81 10
IN 5,l Wten ,s I'D Com Meal b. Iu ~ ~ " ~ "
IN osr-, request but prices are unchaageii sales Of 81
sri. 90 g. l0r CIV ai- 20 - loi OAii'i' Oh uO'A'
PrrgVT-Ttt general market has been quite dull but has
'.-- d. o4f r. been mainly Of Grain and Hops
5. f sls has been light but rates strong To- en-
h. .OI bush Grsin ~ efn al 6Q ot
AL al WI.t. l. Of Cotton a. former Iaesi and 10
t2I. , Ia Do 10 Lond,1-7 6oo bush. Grain At 7i,
,.a t0 Jss. Of Hops IT, sail emf 90 steam and to Gs,go"
ttt chartered bush BARK OF Wv ubs
gtl general rl-o 20 London, at lump sum Of O1
cRaY-Hoa 81, tes. ferthe demandi. fair for Spring for
- vi.y cur st tAr close the market is sesdy and fairly
,e ,. lrsrt ri. so ring for exports Winter, az kinds heavy
ei'',.-. M Nta "a .etlcl sa'es 1850 husl.,
=, ii uosIy tr -ot Spring; 2 ga II 43t for No.
iCso Srrur 90 81 q or No Chicago Spring, the inside
r- store 81 sea- - - Tor No Milwaukee the inside pnce IN
q q for No asouheei 81 81 ~ 90 for fel
Wet ia 90 o Amber DO; : 5J0 ~ 81 for White Mch-
in choice bui 81 - oI White nisna Barley
S n r market Is br s0e OF 600 bush good
tgorovel III g. and 1000 bush City at 81 80 Oats sre
ors m mainly for the tIade tie sales are
Ohio 0t9c FOR Write and 6oc for Mixed West
en- a. c he r o Of New PENNSYLVANIA Oats consigned 20
Yagrg r Co John Wsowtr ESQ., Harrisburg, sold 10
Nr JOIN Boben &c c bush Rye dull and nominal Corn Is
fg m lower f.e close, with fair inquiry for export aud
fs " a Is.u BUSH Damp aud Uusoni st ts07oci
&C., anu Choice az PEI DO White at OSc do
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,oE or GRAIN IN yEv.yoRK md BROOKLYN WARE

HDES-Ur Hide. r demand lud prices lower o. trade
De In present pce- purchases IN advance Of actual
W
M HIDE good demand fr the and supply Ehti Trcs
f descriptions in liIer Leather there but h or moth
e g scve demand Cows with sales Of 500 bales for export i'm
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Tie terms Or Subscription will be ., follows:
TEN PER CIT the stock Subscribed for 70 be paii ID
cash .. Tho tim Of subscription residue to be paid " called for BY
the Board Of Dors Of thirty days but call at any one
time o exceed ten per cent.
Scrip the rate Of seven per cent per anu1m VII be 'uel
Nv the COMPANY payable the earnings OF the Railway on oil
ipueu paid on stock within thirty days ae the
Sutst-lption Books shall be opened
The Company reserves right to close tie Subscription Books AZ any
tine after the ty-ninth day July, l37L
By order Of the Boarl Of Directors,
Alexander T. Stewart, Commissioner, OF behalf
John Jacob Aston, ofns Conp,ny.
Levi p Morton,
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TIE MARKETS.

lcsr,fua, Reported for rHE T nnTD,J rr r. 1871;
~ d. continue IN good demand, ans The msls, d 5g -
Pe,r re mol c-'ie request 'no ''' - s r., ma
Q -rt,r}e is rrU ard &c. lover @le' 80 pa IA 57
COIlVN' .rg'a "a oI export 2. Tor ooNsl- pawn ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
AEW-YOKK CATTLE MARKET.

7 fnue. " ''-- 'sos vi o'JV 10 al % NJ
'Ai ta ba' trn' .ae, oiloo Lbs at sl,e. for lross