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BANKRUPT NOTICES.
INNS IS To GIVE NoTICE-Thasori.hcl

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That on the 10th
L day of July, 1s71.,a warrant In bankruptcy
was issued out Of the District Court of the Uni
ted States for the Eastern District of Virginia,
against the estate of the firm of Russell NC
Court of Norfolk county, and state OF Nirginin,
adiudeod banlrupts on their own petition; that
the paym ent ofahy debts, and the delivery of any
property belonging to said bankrupt firm, TO
Them or for their use, and the transfer of any
property by them, are forbidden by law; that
q meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt firIto
prove their debts and choose one Or more assign
ees of their estate, will be held at court OF bank
rqIptcy. TO be holden at the Custom-H House, at
Norfolk Va before Benjamin Il. Foster, Esq,
Register on the 9th day of August, 1871, ut IL
o'clock M. i-l y ~ JOHN w. FAkhELL,i
jy l9-w2w Deputy Marshal rs Messenger
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RICHMOND AND York RIVER RAILROAD,
SUPERINTENDEYT's OFFICE, (
CHANGE 81 scHED s1i, LINE.
On and after MAY 3Oth, 1871, the TRAINS on
this road will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave West Point daily at 900 q IN; arrive at
Richmond daily at 1885 am
Leave Richmond daily at 800 IN; arrive at
West Point daily at 4:4S.
FREIGHT TRAINS WITH PASSENGER
CAR ATTACHED.
Leave Richmond daily Mondays excepted.
On Sunday this train will leave Richmond at 900
n m: arriving at West Point at Sal am, and re-
turning, leave West Point at $40 p IN, and ar
rive at Richmond at 7:3o m, thus enjoying fine
salt water bathing in commodious bathrooms.
Fare for the round trip, LOO
Trains connect daily Sundays excepted at
| West Point with first-class Steamers for Bal
timore, and all points North and West.
| Fare from Richmond to Baltimore, 5000
| Through Bills of Lading given to all points
North and South. Freights received daily and
promptly forwarded.
Persons going by this route get good nights
rest ON most comfortable boats, with tables I'M
| surpassed by any, and arrive in Baltimore III
| time for Northern and Western trains.
The Freight Train, with Passenger Car at
tached Sundays and Mondays excepted), will
leave Richmond at 4 a m arrive at West Point
| ut 730 m.
| Leave West Point Sundays and Mondays ex-
| cepted) at p m arrive at Richmond at 40 =
m tlts
| On and after Saturday, July LIST, ROUND
TRIP TICKETS TO WEST POINT on Mail
| tran good to go down on SATURDAYS and
return on MONDAYS, win be $50, and on
Freight trains on SUNDAY mornings, leaving
Richmond depot at A. NJ. and returning at 7:3t
| p NJ at 81 round trip. In this way persons may
enjoy fine salt water bathing at West Point
Bathing houses are fitted up. Good hotels are
| open for the accommodation of guests ut mode
| rate rates. au
WIN. N. BRAGG, Supt.
J. M. TURNER, Freight Agent,
| J. L. TAYLOR, Ticket Agent. je SO
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CALLED THE

PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
The Concert and Distribution Will take place I'M
der the immediate supervision of the Trustees
named in the act of Incorporation, who are rs fol-
lows:
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THE GREAT PASSENGER AND FAST
FREIGHT ROUTE FOR THE SOUTH,
SOUTHWEST. AND NORTHWEST y, n
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After paying all the expenses of the enterprise
and making the distribution of the Gifts, the bal
ance of the proceeds arising from the sale of
tickets will be appropriated to the establishment
ofa
FREE LIBRARY IN LOUISVILLE, TO BE
CALLED THE
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ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MANAS.
SAS RAILROAD.

THOMAS PICKNEY, Agent Claims and Elk
penses, Norfolf, Va. je3
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y
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
j. UNITED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia. a.-.5 .st. Il. +
In the matter of w, c. Constable bankrupt
in bankruptcy. .....'.
To whom il May Concern The undersigned,
Sydney Smith and ]. H. Barlow Jr., Of the city
of Williamsburg, hereby gives notice of their APP
pontment as trustees of the estate of w. U
Constable of williamsburg, in the county OF
James City, in said district, who was, to wit on
the 18th day of June, 1871, adjudged q bankrupt
upon the petition of his creditors by the District
Dated at Williamsburg the 10Th day of July
1871. ''.' ~ ;. SMIIH,.
iy lo-W3yy Trustees.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
il TED STATES for the District of Virginia.
In the matter Of Ferguson Deyer, bankrupts-
in bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Concern--The undersigned,
A. Meade Smith, of Norfolk county, Virginia,
hereby gives notice of his appointment as assignee
of the estate of Ferguson & Deyer, of Southamp,
! ton county, in said district who were, on the 81
day of May, 1871, adjudged a.banlrupt on their
creditors petition by the District Court OF said
district. A. MEADE SMITH,
| Z 4iy7-E3w ~ ~ assignee.
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A NONFEDEKAlE LOCAL STAMPS. ~ -sf
" 81. -Four Dollars piece paid for the local
stamps issued by the Confederate Postmasters,
excepting the New Orleans and Memphis Q and 8
cents, by VIM. =. BROWN g. CO., So Nassau
Street, New York City. l-.
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MEDICAL statistics in France have de-
veloped two facts which are of great i'm
portance To ladies; namely, that themors
tality of the female sex has decreased in the
ratio of eighteen and one-half per cent,
secondly, that brain fever has increased
among ladies seventy-two and three-fourths
per cent. since they have worn chignons.
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100000

will be distributed by lot to the holders of tickets
in the following GIFTS, viz:
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE AIR LINE

- - W M N DIt1hViN1, F5tP o :
J. NJ TURNER Freight Agent, KS
J. L. TAYLOR, Ticket Agent. je SO
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


anywhere in the United States.
TNHE FREAR COMPOSiTiON SIUNE-for
Il house fronts docks, piers, ctilverts, walls
fountains and all building purposes harder, more
durable, and 100 per cent. cheaper than natural
stone. For supply of same, or right of manui;tc-
ture, for counties or States, apply to CHAS. w.
DARLING, Secretary, N. Y. Frear Stone Com
panY, 1,23S Broadway. N. Y.
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lily INVESTMENT

jay Cooke & CO.arc now selling the First Mortgage
1-3O Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company, bearing Seven and Three-renths per Cent
gold interest more than per cent currency, and
secured by first and only mortgage on the entire
Road and equipments, and on more than 1900 Acres
of Land to every mile of track 800 Acres OF Land
to each 81 900 Bond. The highest current price VIII
be paid for t. S. Fve-Twenties and all other market
able Securities received in exchange. Pamphlets,
maps and full information will be furnished on ap-
plicaton by JAY Cooke * Co., Philadelphia, New
York. and Washington, and by most Banks and
Bankers throughout the country.
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nnMrsrfc NAEKEN


pm, pEtPWA July l3-C1.on s'aa-; VI ding Inarls D.
2lc.; N ding o sns. 2l"-ir C1erc,r'n fars-No. se
$50 p,rgu; ak higleI Iogree F.ay Lr,n 20 Ga "a
Spring Wloat so IS % St" - q o. Wheat salf on
Ohio and Indiana Red II 5'4-l 'i New bei Souiem 81 5r
en- toiee irm 'tocA scarce no lo Lli l,si '.H -.
gold Sug 10 air demand; tl.- RelnE 50 e. Aoa's a'
proved demands soh scare Prov Sous 'l'oi ,.et' nl To-
tTOlsnm quiet Crude L.c bhleI ]'c NhsA! COL ill on
changed ,,.,..
MEMPHIS. Jur s1oon tul AMI nominal VI linz l ree' f-
l97 balls; shipments $40 bales Flour ua'hln., ant ql hra'
00 ~ Corn quiet unchanged %. Oa Dob
chrg.f No. PORK quiet 10 &ld so
Rsro AMI da /: Shuue 1 1..lr lsb SiIcs e, Char
Sii.. g.r
r. trs,y Jr~ l5Wheat lovJr: SALES ~ White Wss
Il IN or, -. m , @ Of b..rl at, 'ie C3ns at i
srrv, fei offered AZ -!c Osts lI ,a'erof foo 5,.
m. glret has been .u even ~ tftc . D. 90 DO ss
pr,e. ami b. has been tie toy price 1ooi scerug >cr.
T.l, h. y our . 1 Spuus IN1 a.
* Wheat n.kr No 3 r. i3. regular ami seller l-r ~ D..
80, mint "a III Is OF. scare: So. 3 f5.r Co.. dsl
-. 5tt.-.l Pc. .rc. Barley i11 4rU parl
-, ann lbls Forr s., no hf.. Wlea' shrr,n Oh
NJ 81 al lo.t Vb.. fI.l6s srl.. Wheat 8 D. sbr
I"a. - o.. - 4.
TEr6 Tng Flour unchanged nd DULL Wheat 'u md t,ui
l52r. No Abite Walal =; Arier Msan. ID l,i mol
.-e, i's1. n - eIa 81 8i. Rod ~ D. No. gfr.
81 u. ut 4 / g1 No. Bei O 90 D. CON doh a1 ra-srg7
I.e6 Mx- sic; Low Mixed. ,-e. urt aul Nominal iigs
lr f.. i B. .UuT
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SECOND BOARD,
BOARD, / +. II.
sAIrEnAY. July l5-r. n.

There has been no improvement to remark
in the general course of ars at the stock Exchange 10
day as compared with previous days. the week closing
on an exceedingly tame speculation In every department
There has been nothing OF important to note III
stocks very small amount, changing hands, the tone Of
the market being generally steady, with fluctuations
within the unusually narrow radius OF say OF one per
cent, a. reflected in the comparative table belo"'
Despite the chcapness Of money, there l.
not sufficient confidence existing to encourage
any new movement either way. TIC STOCK
telegraph has indicated this, the machines having oeeh
idle fully half the to-day. Tue business-f II ca"
be so designated-has been quite evenly distributed,
though the preference shown in Lake Shore, ROCK
Island. wabash, Northwest, and Central stock and
scrip. We note sales OF Delaware, Lackawanha ana
Western at lO3; Chicago, Burlington ana quincy l5l
and II Iouis and Iron Mountain ST. The miscellaneous
list was dull in sympathy with the railways, Expresses
being neglected The dealings broke up at an unusually
early hour and the deserted Tie following
table show, the highest and lowest prices OF active stocks
40 TO-
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EDUCATING TIE NEGRO.
ANOTHER LETTER FROM }. T, c.

TO me RAZOR OF me i''O""t'
SIR The facts stated by me as to the effect
Of education upon the Of the York peninsula are
partially controyerted by Gems. Howard and Arm
strong in communications published in TIVE TRIBUNE
on the 2sth ult My statement the result OF cdreiW
inquiry and observation. ranging over period OF many
years but my postofce statistics were obtained sew
eral months ago. and on fresh inquiry hnd sufh'
inaccuracy. Two eoorad men in York County az ths
time get paper each-n case donhtle>s " dead
head" So say the records Of the postoae at yorktown
the only one IN the county, Gen. Howar3s perfectly
Trustworthy witness" draws wholly on his Imagination
for his facts Not Of the three Coorcd magistrates M
this township takes paper-neiher does the poNtma'
ter any minister. take several papers-not even
one The reading club" Is myth and " MI Doug
lasss club Of heard OF al the Yorktown
Post-Ofce. The whole story of the Generals "rnstWor
thy nformants simply false YOU can ascertain 10y
applying 10 the postmaster here for an ola eei'"''
Of the papers received at his Office.
Gen. Armstrong substantially confirms my allegations
He says the people round Yorktown are low ignorant
and demoralized" simply further, and say that Tie
decentralization Of the negro is the result OF the attempt
20 educate him And II the round Yorktown are
lower and more demOrdtzcd than elsewhere II Is be-
canse they have longer under the influence OF So
called education The tree here has been planted long
enough to bear fruit the quarry OF the HuV Nci4"cs
the truth Of the poets heller, that
little learning dangerous tlinc;'
for surely IL ever peoples bra'ns intoxicated by
shallow draughts" Of knowledge, such has been the
gard 10 house servants. Cen Armstrong wholly misses
the point / made. lie Gays there are 10000 coloret
servants in Virginia. Granted. But such good
for anything trained while slaves and never
spoiled by going 10 school ! simply Said-and now re-
pcat-that the negro when carefully trained by master
mistress made excellent servant and in that state
had probably reached the highest degree of development
az which his is susceptible; whereas the negro who
has been manipulated by a schOOlmaTm for few years
has great aversion to becoming servant at all aud IN
that capacity il 10 he almost mSuferahle
nuisance He she prefers VTecarious living by fish
ing, picking berries, ana the other pursuits of semi
That such a mode OF living tends To speedy relapse
into barbarian will not hc doubted by one ac-
Quaiutcd with the natural history OF the human race,
auC more especially Of the African and Indian branches
IOrktOjr5i, Va. July Il, 1871. j. !. G.
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COTTON MARKETS.

B,riu1RR Juy l5.-Cottoa heav!i N.HaE, /, VS. is,.
ca'.. -3 i.a: gross. bales; sizes 81 bsts '. - .seg.s
S0FpsLN july lS-Cotton ~ siT l'9 )i 80. 49,. IS
PIP bales; erpoIts-oossi~st 90 oaies' so'A "
OIL. nat sl{t,, "
bales stock l.0T3 bales ,,, ,t3,lI, net recdpp
NsgORLEANs. July la-Cotloa-Mi ldlng' Nte Mo,
= bar gross l balesi sals,, 80 bales t, ~
Nosu. July l3.-C0ltol iull 3Bd u0mn,l' A'FiN't' "
CENTS go bale; stock, 8S6 haes. nm, Oh, no, roegs
CEtR.gsroS Juy 5-CoitOl dcli MtinsN lie. ,t.ss,
~ bales, exports 10 be Continent J2 bile,i eolstN V
,.l80 hal-s t N.4ui.s, i3c., -
recount. 81 b.- exports % hae. secN ~ 30,
,,uyssros july l5Cott,n dali Good Oninat' 49, rs br,
ErI ia.. e sorts 10 (ileIt Britain. bt2 les cVas"
ssl.s bale. sock 1881 bales .s r,eetrts 10
Hn,p, ip, l5.-Cotton dull: Mduugs. Nici s0' ''''f
hae., ste- p hsles stock M bale f. a, 1895
Att.r>ft. Duly IS -TOttOufhe market q iuli hi''-''
si.es. li3 bales; rrceipts, q haes.
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HAIisin demand and The j. 'tnadv We qn" ~ % %,
Sh ,irg and 20 ~ rf Retail Lots 'Sa't ~ az ht S
,r elmer S n moderate ieHNt an s.'lV ~ : ga
as f Ilp r. gd ~ for sto no. sud ca ~ 10. Vt
A>Sg~For.u. Moderately uci'c ana stcAt!i domestic "
duii md W.. ~. fbbls ~ Orleans o. .!A .
MAYA, STORE The market for kn.a has been tu enl WIN
f- u,.ng os price, cont 1r' t1 lew 'pit.l t 't
STAINED l - PA ~ p, qu,te No "a - ~ - % Nh
Pale oui iNtrt Pie ~ = ~ - - Spr's
Inn amino MON ,.lg ofrrsi and lower but wiI tie hwiless iJnf
Al 6r decline of "a bb. &c. slot an 2oD b 10 AagAst
bolri 4c Tar afd Iiich are sth"d change
OlLStra!e senn ia niT Ftques $40 s'r'ay e Is 20 80
crate tenant but prices without uohle cfnac American In
.s i. in limited AMI ii ~ At Si Tor Casks ana b TOT h9
couues quiet bot dm at . UIh,i Ok are qae' hrI
prces sreu unclaimed 49, - II.
& since early u The sek eHor wss made 20 sfen
fI IN. va trmplriT tie excessive suppl, here Gnd al i"
- f m Vance nl4cs le lde o. operate nc
and there ntalug in the iu,rr Nsrut te eKpt,'a
80 MN M cc. animal food The but the conirh
IN ,r cations uuu, Ni.h much certainty abundant SUPPLY
.. M tG. o f food than kuoan l & aud hence
,a ,crr stools lrc mi at tue West ani peace 10
t.,,oa thrrc s not much IN speculation lte
trfrss fs. ttIr has been tir hu a. lower tgdle'
M pdue 81. orl, limited Lu'ur,s las been con,
iy Che Pos market d. but prices Ntloui on''
bh at Al - 10 N'g Mes u - % ~
do al Itor Prime Mess. for durc delivery on axe. y
Of hls. for Jg, 70! 500 ahIs Jog sep
D., st,rr demand and o. market N sitdI Sis ~ -
tbis ~ r 4a .i1 iu. Pain Mess sni !! us for f'r Nc
uniliu7i quote a. w - " ''
Mes aud 2!a 3 r India Ngfs Del Hams are DO b w
f. .ss 90 Sd 'hl 90 So - Dor N'''ih 'n
+gd Cut Meats Jul ir bn u NiN'~'
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RrCFIpTS OLE PPOnrCE-

'
Try l5-3 pkcs Ashes IS baes Broom Corn rkg Tes.,
2s8 b,s Cotton 10 bh Cotton Ss OIL - bb Copper D.. 5s,
Copper bh Cotton Seed Meal Psgs DRIED Fruit ~ tb Pc,
90 Ms Flour bush Wheat l9l 9i bash Corn tnsh
Ost 3lo hbs Com Meal 3O0bag do 24 bi % q HID. B b. =.
Hon. bales Hemp sides Ltie 81 Jbs R0n. 2bl-s
bb, Iarl OIL 83 pkgs OIL Cake, 20 kg PoEl, Iss
Mest, Lard l821 pkE+ 'h'cy 1875 psgs Better y rt,,
fellow. li8i bales Wool " pkg~ Rec a bills Skn. 80 lE..
St.rch h. Tobacco and Wtsts
Rcerts principal kinds OF Prgice ir ne heek eu
day evening July 5 % bbs. Beans s3 bags California Beans
bales Cotton 36j bses Hops ~ di sides eatle III @ cvls
Tur7entna la hbl Rosn, ~ BIS Sn larpnne 3b pEgs
Buer n il8 boxes Cheese 52J tbs. Elgs $50 bors ID
Tobacco 4t bids Tobacco 1873 bales WOOL I2JD b' Faf
2O6}bt Wlsy 30 bags Corn Meal go bhis Com Meal 80 0l
Iu.b Whea 30. nusl Corn 2ll f5 bush Ot %" bush Rye go
tn.b Malt " pes Ahes pigs Beef 1877 pkz+ Pore sJ psL
Cot M,4s ~ Lard, yl kes b'Hi E.9 YA5 Oh ''Ae
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The bank exhibit showed no notable or important
changes in any Of the items except deposits, which
LARGELY and unaccomtably increased The gain in
specie aud in legal tender, increased the total
slll0557 hut a. the liabilities also increased by the
gain in deposits, the effect lost, and the banks
hold 3 O I'm surplus legal reserve, less than last
week as shown i'm the analysis. The specie movement
OF the week covered the shipment Of Sl9G2sl 49, the
sales Of zoo By the Treasury, and the disbursement
from the same source OF S9joG3 of interest
the Customs receipts footing up S2Gis7OS During the
coming week the Treasury wi.buy >lOo00OO bonds
Wednesday, and sell equal amount Of gold on Thurs
day The following table shows the condition of the
New York City associated banks at the dates underne-
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RANKING HOUSE or Henry CLEws & Co., No -
WnIcsT, ~ Y.

WAIIcST., ". Y.
Our business is the same "a an Incorporated banB
Deposit accounts can be opened with MS IN either
curreucy or CON, subject 20 check wit hout notice.
Five Per Cent Interest will be allowed on all dalW
balances Checks upon us pass through the Clear
ing-House as if drawn upon any city bank.
We issue Circular Letters of Credit for travellers,
available i'm all parts Of the world also, Commercial
Credits We make telegraphic transfers OF money 10
any desired point, and transact every description OF
foreign banking business.
we draw Bills OF Exchange in sums from Il mp
ward on ri, Hill. g.
Co., London >-..,,.., p,,,,
The Provincial Bank of Ireland, the Natonai BANK
of scotland, and all their branches:
We issue Certificates of Deposit, payable on Ge-
lGand or ut fixed date bearing interest. and aYaliaDe
at all money centers. -.
Orders executed for Government and other invest
ment securities: also Gold and Exchange.
Advances made approved eoHateIals ana against
Merchandise consigned to our care.
We make collections of Notes, Drafts, Coupons ana
Dividends with pTOmptness on all points, ana axe
fully prepared to offer Banking facilities upon either
currency or gold basis.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

IoyroS. Julg lS0:.O m.to,ion oienei quti hrg o..
lanls gag a.; Kidding Oresus. 3D.
LoNpoN July lJlllO mCrso opened A. 9Ji ~ t ROE,
and account United FvcrNeav bonds, tl
Old g2i; 1871. 81; TenFouies, =
Loypoy juIr l clo.e 93l FOR both none r a,
account United States FyeTweat,s 1862 vi los, o s 5i,
81 Ten Forties, 81.
LfvFRpoI july i52 rnCot'o1 closed heavy Mir. r9.
o.. Mtiag Orleans 9.04Li sIls NJ t-c day 1000 .s 300
hAle. 10 snecuaon ami eKp0I.
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tbc Company The lands are released from taxation.
and are worth more than the whole amount of the
mortgage The Road Will form the Great Air Line
Ronte from Chicago and Mi,Cdukee to -. Pdut and
The NORTH Vest Bonds for sale at 90, and interest IN
currency. by WHITE, MORRIS u Co., No. 10 Wall-st
and GwYNNE, JOHNSON ~ DAY. No. 10 Wall-st',
where pamphlets and further information can be
obtained.
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TANNER X Co,
DaNfEEpg
/ Wall-st.. New-York.

II Wa-st.. New-York.
Buy and Sell, at current market rates, the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT Sl PER CENT GOLD BoNDs OF
THE 81. JosEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co
Interest PAYABLE August and February, in New
York. London or Frankfort-on-the-Nain free of
l. S. Taxes. TANNER Il Co. No. II Wa-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17

THE First MORTGAGE SEVEN PTR Gent COIN
BONDS of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY Cow
PANY offer rare chance for safe and profitable III
vestment. They are irft and only lien upon the
Road, which is very nearly completed, the rolling
stock telegraph Land grant and all the property OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-17

vear.. % 100 q eOaGs I004O2 43G5 N.23sj3 H1,c,
PETROLBUN-1be geners market sas cgnnnei s,1, n M,
ton bot on the whole prces shOs steaine; Crude M ~
bsen Inactive bot firm At 4sal Sc the Creek The basse To-
acted va. unimporant quote spot Upper - o. nd f
AZ gO Ref1ed coll moderately ~ CHER pno n h.
bbs Jolv At ar 2oOg bh september ~ @ urcAir,
AID in light demand; in PHILADELPHIA, cargo u 300 bb an L
August. soh al 25.c.
RICE Domestic active IA, 81 lover pr, sales loo
s Carolina al "a nlc fair bus may te oi n ~
the market il arm sales 400 bags % a7 Dr Ransom i1 iq5
for Pana. go.
SUSARS-Ray sugars were active l there sore al '
ero but their purchases snail lots hode-s femlr a p
gas bids al Cu1a III al2c for Cauisd Dene-,
and IOa Osc Porto Rico. RelHs moderately .ssi7
TALLOW continues good demand All Ae market sn b., IN
prices We learn u change Of importance ses d 10 =.
Scflc
WHISKY Cnn but selling slowly 'ses Of 100 bb bba. e4e