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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11
COTTON MARKETS.


NoRvoIx. Dec s-ooton 6m Midirngs I9ic; net 70
stock, 6.g11 bales ' " -'
receipts go bales; ssles. 00 bsies ~ "e'' '''~'
NEw 0RLRAH Dee Co,ton strong Mdinss I ret receipts,
100 bales o'l bac eIpos-to Great Britain j bar,
avre sS baes Bremen 90, bales, 10 B,reecp. SOLO
bales coawise 2% bales sales $50 bales s,ocI sa2 b,ies
WInIsGroy. Dec sCo,on frm MiIngs isic net receipts.
la bales eIpors-cosswise 3 bales sales stock zoos
bales '0' 49,
lNcryyAr Dec 9Cotou u good demand and price,
Midding lsc r
L"rrvnLE pee 9-Cotton 6rm and higher; MRdinss IIc
Bt1ixoRB Zee S-'oon In Moderate dema!: .hi. higher
MHngs lic net receipts bales; gross rs bales
cossiWisc I9' haies sales $40 bales .a-
PnLApsLpHM Dec s-Co,on firm; MilLing 1917
tnARtksToS Dec 9-CoiOn strong:
ceip.s 86 sleti exlorso Great ars
sales 500 bales; stock 2a.3l bales '
MOBILE Dee s-toon quiet hut Mdinrs l3 net
receipts @ bales; 1913 bales sae, 900 bales.
stock 20 U7 bales. '' '' ''' ''
MnSra: Dee s-cot'on frmer held higher; Malns, sIc re-
I.LvE:rsr Dec ao,top hm Good Oin,rv Is, lie; net
receipts 81 eorts-to Great Britain LIZA bales sales
sAvASNAH Dec 9Cotton quiet Int firm; MIlng. 1885, alsc
net receipts 80 bales Bremen 40
bales; sales. laD bales; stock, b1 ri bale.
HosTOS. Dec 9-totton dull; MIdng.
lib bs!es gross i'so bales sales JOo bales 800 bale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

9l0U opeheu s'o"s '''''"s
.pd, qsd. Mldlhne Orleans. 10 a lOtd
y-ll:J n-Tbe feeling on tl'
for the tni'r
states PveTwen,y Bonds iss2s, 1865 old 81 1875 g.. le"
Pcrties sol
P.NIs Dec "a m.-Ren,es opened at ST. oc
A~rwvRP Dec. 9Pe;roeun 49, for fnr Psie Nm'rrnh o
LONDON bee s-D mtonsos closed 81 Jl ' in"hev ana y
Amtncan secutes closed quiet and Sicsl fNe
Twenty bonds 1865 SO; ISIS Ei TenFor;es SOL
Liverpool, Dec 9U D. m-Coton closed quiet ana sead! Pill
ding Upads Mdug Oran lp0 10 81 sales oi The DAY l@oo
bales. $500 bales for export and speculation sds Of Cotton On
ship named savannah Charleston 81 l.; BOMBAY shipments oil
Cola ucet last report 10 Dec. y. 500 bales
IIykKpn Dec 90 m-Lari A. 3 Spirits Priro"ln idl"
Dec. y--Rentes closed al ~ IT, oOc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11

bis investmcuI IAN GS per cent. OF from S0O IN
cold 70 $50 g"d
These B,ad .',tl upon IN" AMPLESr sECUR-
Try. They ar, c"faHd Only lien upon IN" road
its earnings Il addition. upon over 'o"oo"
acres oc land. -, ,,hlc Of producing i'll abundance
ali the Fruits. We tables and Cereals of the East
ern or Middle S;an
The Bonds have =, YEARS To run, and bear inter
cst at the rate Of ,S1 PEE CE:r IL GOLD. They are
issued both AS Coupon ard Registered Bonds ana
Arc being freely purchased by capitalists and those
who REQUIRE a prominently safe security.
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financial

NorcEREDEMPTf0iISi D of sso B O.; Of
proved S"s iSi % M ssss y an i " z:
Ss' s bombs ss'r% Ty. , , the Pra sa cr"
N % be- and .e. the ,Iy OF * vg d.. S- the CT,
iao~n the SECOND SERIES Feb %. 1862 May
e." from No. No. to 10 S s 60 both both ia .s,
s.S from from 70 20 TO to 80 !" r 7 s. sch inclusive
So from &c. &" ia. is to Ss ss g both b 1n ny
sl"to. from No. gso1 to No. lI,oos both inclusive
ire from S" No No. S se 70 ~ nge hS'h l".i. 81,
,2 iAasy VA asss,u ra ar coupe" Bond, ana
4 c"o"l danr are Ryg'.Ir,ei I.a' ;,,
Bond, of the srt M IF which have been vorsy
C r. a , ss SRSSD h and fourth yes are distinctly
marked on, the face of the hon!s ,,
to .br r" Loan ,i.on se|fr,arys orc Rcsce Bonds
should be assigned to the SeA'; go l PoTTwE f! st
DEDEMPTION of BONDS of the HOUSTON
IL and TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY CoMrASyaEXTENsInS
fur ora. viii sn be rseSiseI until Mach J. w.
secured by the main " is one hundred anu t"n!
T amount Che Mnsns fund provided for tn. redemption
secured he Western DIVISION 'hr'Iwo thou
Popsas .o the unrricni and plainly indicate
whether the offered OF the main line or OF the western d.
The will he rnrchs.el and successful bid
d''' notified without '''' whIiEapEL?s Trustees
Dec. / 1871 No. &c Exchange ;racc. Aew.Yors City.
NETWORK AND OSWEGO MIDLAND
~ FIRST MORTGAGE *. - - ,,
NFw.YORK And OswEtU MIDLAND CONvERTlBIfs.
III ELLINGTON. CEDAK RAPIDS AID MINNESOTA FIRST
MORTGAGE Is. . . . ,,o,r.,.,
ROCKFORD. ROCK I>LA'D ASh ST Louis fisSi M"Hl
GAGE
NlW.JERSEY MIDLAND FIRST "OPTGAGE =,
KANSAS PACIFIC FIRST MORTG iGr -.
BOUGHT AND SOLD
BY CHARLES NJ SClOTr. ir. 'wALi-ST
\ TLANTIC Il GREAT WESTERN BONDS
RAILWAY TIES CENTRALLY,
Want.I
VIZ. &. HiLE>TJN
II lF,id-
RAILROAD BONDS
Ia nhy
CHAI;IES,M SCIiO1T, JI.,
10 WALI.ST
A SPECIALITY WADE OF
INVESTMENT SECU RITES.
Tnk EXCHANGE NATIONAL BaSk}
NV loEa December 1871. y
ELECTION.-An ELECTION for DIRECT
IL held Office Of this Bauk 7! ESD Januiy
., fOm u III. TO "c."k MILLSON lnhcr
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THE MARKETS.

tCar,ful- r ported iOr TIE TRIHryR
Dec. .. 1871
receipts TO-DAY ]? pigs Pots are m moderate
seAcy $GdsS 30 Pearls are d'I and unhAnseu
Ell 80 g..
CON-S, has snd fully c higher owing
I1j] bales
... % ~ export. Il3y for coB'uhption
Fgiurcs Lse been active
OF Low MiidIng
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Eeqai Notices.
IN the matter Of the MONTANA GOLD
MINING COMPANY. bankrupt.

IN the matter of the MONTANA GOLD
i MINING COMPANY. bankrupt
PEREMpTORY SALE.
In pursuance Of the District Court OF the United States
for the Southern District OF Assignee offers FOR SALE
al. tie PROPERTY OF the bankrupt to close the estate, viz
bynne Mining claims on different Clear Creek and Gil
pn Counties Colorado embracing the celebrated Kansas Kent County
Pratt va, with whm and whm houses Also parcel OF ani
City extending Spring Guich the Nevada Guch road
containing upward Of II feet witt, Quartz Mil thereon ooT
lOO high containing 30 stamps 30 Engine two
22eet boilers Frtibug necessary pumps tanks Ac
ali In complete running order, &C.. &C.
Offers and negotiations invited II sold at private
sale prior dag of December 1871 the will be sold
tina, day highest bidder for cash. public sncton by
Albert H. Ncoy Auctonee the Merchants Exchange Sae'room
No. Ill Broadway 10 tie City New York without further notice
The property the Bankrupt upward OF more than s
orc having beenc expended on the mill alone.
For further particulars apply No. a Pne Y.
or SYLVESTER X. COBB. Assignee.
S.rrvL B. ITiGExBori~, At,o.nev ,: iae-s.. N Y
IN HER MAJESTY's COURT of PROBATE.
TO COPyELIA tie wife ofDavID MORGAN formerly No.
Ie 10 %" ts II. ay of S1.% nt ISL e.
seal Her Mae Court Of Probate at the instance
the will Of BCp1 % nnsh hue s 'f ss
Sai,e HmonbUy in the County York deceased within 30
be for IN % q ss "a
personal and effects OF the deceased or show case
s the % S mot BE ss'is sl e 81
a. ' H., sHas oa css 1s9as ss Baag Of
adOn Rose that Court and to mo.y
OF the interest dividends thereon aud limited also to all othe the
part or share parts az any, well original as ccrns Of ana
In and produce to ase from the sale ana CONVERSION OF @
Roberts which
,s OF Samuel Longhurs de-
ceased was ehctuay assigned by nden'nre Of the l day
Buron under such further or otnef
limitations Judge of the Court the Registrars tue Principal
animation that default OF your
Of administration " the unadminisered personal
samuel Longhu deceased under
Limitations. will said Reverend Thomas Afford Burden,
nn, .hss nc. moi vh,tandng CAS j. MIDDLETON Registrar.
YOU GxssswAr Robins Solicitor Guh. Chambers Bssinsh,l
st, London.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Notice is hereby
given according all having claims against
JFRyiS LINGDON late Of the Emira deceased that they
an exhibit the with vouchers thereof the subscribers
the said decease at the
Once Of J. LANGDON Co.. No Badwin.s, the City klmra
on ar l7l-Daei this Path Cay Of Slly it'll
SuARiIS J. 'LANGDON v,
THEODORE w. CRANE, NA''1'''"
SAMUEL !. CLEMENS.
Jy,4 lawsm and OLIVIA LAs'DoN hiecunh
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citation. bA, Cation running in quality not IMAM
CoYKE-Tr.ds eIeue u- parties holding of for the
Alb MhAoa Flour n.rs, ha. been eomp.
q' grade. have been dmca
~, . a;a.d with Wheat The .a stcct Liverpool s,sc*
4on decline press sales but feel
more market early day. Prom the
Mn w., -, esIH NAM mills are i OWING to the e1a Teaiasr
reports Of the whea, crop. and
position regard TO the will be
srn+d co. Of J.nu.y The early movement of The
.aus supple. eIhau'i The public are h.sl
80, =. Iars, ami j, OF quality HUE used by ship.
' .si: ,: t ss freely .s. IN ne III. s;.S.e
saa f ki,tA mOe hne', hs been eyned and far demand
-. familiar with bu.nes. here aud
# ram AID family baods Of aour to advantage gen
En-. i,"s observation, truly
,, quite. aud n ss;SH.s ere . times Se,y 'roOo,
s h., are les pleas e s and are he'll sstst a, the
% s s M S S Vs Ss va. s Un 's' d s s
.t holder, decline male concessions ss
Ii, msil;, with GOD dsn.9d icr Minnesota I'D
No- other grades are steady sales Of 1900 oo We
Ono Ono R ss sGs.' 7'sso IL
=: :: e s %s;,. Ss::; XIII Ii; 10 6
S sa. En-. so s Double Ss: 20 ss:n SO
& 1as P Ss E s: s sSs 70 70 e 3
7o: sss sGtss: E1i:' S:.d. - 800 q. 80
"' Al tie close the quiet but strong sales Of soO b1'
W
In Alex and Georgetown Mixed to Good Sap % oC1 50 6g
D''~ Aei al 'eoseowL Extra Family oO1 u %
1h"'"1 Nostdl, Efha UD oO
Georgia shd Ienb-ssee extra and P,Inr 700 S93
~ BIDS We quote. T''
~, FLOUR "e.ro - lSas+ Is Stat. and o. as3 Is
Corr Meal quiet AMI Conn Oh leAv We quote:
Con- Acs !eney - - +! Us CON Meal Brre - 20 0S4 ~
Corn Corr Me- Me-: %s:;fss Com Neal b. il 20 70 o0
and sTn sale. Of q. % 50 co.
al Pony ANA al e. ga 50 10 y TO r.
FkLIGTs-There has in ALI line. bn with
offerings n.
dull at former The wer,: To Liverpool
o. bash Corn 6 $50 A IS p, los OF
d. by sail IS ~ bush Corn ana o0 Pour At
~ To Bremen bCl Rosin Tbs op ch.r,rr va
Lsr British bark (recharered With bb Refined Pe,ro
leaM to Blboa al u.
GkaS-We bad Iery du sosas.stor, Wheat n.,l.
evned little denre 70 limit
Low rduoed quotations. and their ar,
the supplies and prospective at Liverpool 0lIssc
er desisr Anticipated and In
-thdTsvn this 10 u.s. conclusive that they Informed
regard the this county During De year We have
esr obserTd The Of bsdstaf and found
That fully tvords Of them from this country; sy have
M the deen their crops On the Coetinen Of Europe has
teen rpeseIted they cannot lave ANYTHING
the crop to he short tbs loves,
tstnstos given by leading authorities, they viii ~
aufe import 7O00OO bubss Of Wheat meet thar
Imperative With short crop with The .icsp.
lion Chill Australia would be tIedlgy Interesting 10 n, 10
Van ~ ~A. bksls 80, her supplies up next lai
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ns No. a FL; Rr}sH.sd 1ssSe aa'I P.br.
Ne spring ssSe'e Ne Spring sci Rejected ~Ssc J.Sssy
<4tc heS Pork good demand Al Sl3 0 January
si' j. r'S.,T &: &; ss S.a' 81 M:es April
80 Isl February. -; March 81 Green Neat steady and
unchanged salt 10 to 20 days Shoulder Ne: Short Rib Md
60 Good . GnS', 6. =. ' p,: %s.y @
Wheat lo3 600 bush Corn 2 c0 6uh Oats bush Rye
bush B.rlev %GO hog Sh,Pmens3o0 bb Plour s00 bush
Barley, 1000 Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11

r. uI PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GoIp BONDS
az fin. MomIE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD Co., i'll
dorssd bv Alabama, Sl3OO0 mile on completed
r,ld Particulars on application. For sale at 80
s,d ac,,ucI interest hy SUUTTER \ Co.,
IS Wiiliasl-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11

AmusemenI1.

NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ i ~ ~ " Mr. SOTHERN
SOTHERN.
LAST SIX NIGHTS OF ~ nunn,.,v
LORD DUNDkEARY
SATrRDAY-LAST DCNDREARY MATINEE Az
SATURDAY EVENING. DEC. Ii, ..., ,,ruvov
MONDAY elaborate PREPARATION wiz % Prouae" ns
great spectacle. ncv cpoor
NEW ARTIsTES NEW MI SIC. NEW SCENERY NEW DRESShS.
- NEW WONDERS.
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Chances TOR BUSINESS Mcn.

DAPTNER WANTED-Im a wcll-establiShed
PUBLISHING HOUSE with from 10000 to 5000 capital A.;
dress A. l.. Is. r.. Tribune Oaice.
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THE
U1ICuUCU1 GU~ to Don1>
10 43O GRAND-sr.,
OPEN EVERY DAY from 10 to and MONDAY anl SATURDAY
EVENINGS Until b.
MAHL0N T. HEWITT. Tr silent.
WM p BtCXN,SrEP VieeP'e"iea~
JOHN H. wAYDELL. Aaior
EUGENE SMITH Attorney aad Counsel
L. r. KENNEDY Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
ALANSOy BRIGGS cooper Water Cherry and Souh-s'
WM p. BCCKNASTER. iron founder, Cherry'S
JOHN f. COOK, provision broker No. III Broais ST.
EARLE, firm Of L. Solomon SOnsl Nos CO. AMI
go Broadway.
JOHN GAYEOR grocer, No 55l Grand ST.
MAIILON 7. HEWITT. manufacturer. le NO. lf2 Mad ST.
T. r. KENNEDY late Of William, Kennedy. No S9 BosiTny.
SAMUEL l.. Kennedy 81 Kenreiv Abort, No 80 Grand ST.
MANNING MERRILL ,i Charles Megnil Son corner
Grand aud Lewisss. ,o.,.
frookivr Ferry Go.
SIMON ROSSMAN merchant. No. 2fi Seroui't.
GEORGE g. SCOFlELD merchant (au o James MNreery Co.
Broadway and Eicventh.stD
EUGENE SMITH. LAWYER No. Is NIs'aust
STEPHEN H. TICKER. Wargf9 ,Irsr hrm OF H. Hoe 'o)
j. Walsh str-eiorc. Hest-st
JOHN n. WAYDEii cooper Prl shipper Nd 81 Oilsfp.
JACOB A. WESTERrELT sAip-burr f. t.Sliyo of III" ttg
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-28

More Radical swindles to be
Investigated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-28

Dyspepsia, headache. jaun-
dice, costiveness, sick head
ache, chronic diarrhoea, af-
fections ofthe bladder, camp
dysentery, affections of the
kidneys, fever, nervousness
chills, diseases of the skin,
impurity of the blood, mel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-28
CHIcAso, Dec. 2T.

oHIoAso, Dec. 2T.
Flour-Dul and light sales; low to choice
spring extras s. 75a6 rs.
Whest-ln tair demand, but weak and un
settled; prices weak and lower; No 2 opened at
81 lSA, declined to 81 Is, and closed at 81 IVA
bid cash; seller Jan ranged at 81 lSsal l94, and
closed With buyers at inside prices; seller Feb
81 2lsl 2ls; No dull at tl 81; No 81 172.
Sales of No l, l car at 81 81; No 2, 2l cars and
$4,000 bu al 81 is; 10 cars and is, 600 bu at
81 Isl, 10000 bu ust$l isl; No 3, l car at 81 OF.
oorn-Moderstely active. but easier, No 2
selling ct SsaA3sBc cash, and closing quiet, sol
Ter Jan, at 4Oa4Sc; Feb 40sa4lc; rejected active
ct 3T4aSsc.
Rys-In demand and higher a, 528a83e.
Sales Of ten cars and :, 600 bu at thA, range.
Barley-Dull and lower; small sale. Of No 2
ct 60!c; old $40; Nc 3 s54&4sc.
Whisky-NominAl; generally held at SOC, but
no buyers.
Dressed HOg'-Quiet and firm; packers are
the principal buyers; sales range at 81 7Sa4 80.
Bu,tsr-Prims lSa20e; fancy ESQ.
Eg.s-stricty fresh SOC; picked zoe.
Provisions-Pork strong and higher; cash
meas closing on regular board at $l3 05; Jan
$lS 10; Feb sl3 ~; March SI3 70ai275 Green
meats quiet and firm; rough 2SA95e; clear rib
5tS5so; clear 5l acc; hams e4sSc.
LArd-Firm at s1o cash or Jan; $50 Feb; &c
March.
AT the Evening Board meats were quiet sud
unehan gsd, but for pork it very sosive,
cash selling at $l3 50 Feb SIS IS; March
sl4 ~. Lard, cash steady at STE; sales Fso at
8 so, and tierces for March st etc. Market
closed strong.
Receipts-Flour $3.50; wh.at 1890; corn
l44,'e4; oats 1924; rye 4s57; barley 1870
dressed hogs 1899.
shipments-Flour $3.50, wheat none; corn
l4l4; oats 6I65; rye 1880; barley 20l
sPs-sed hogs 1859.