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New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
THE MARKETS.


ICriefuly Reported for I mE TpIrrvE,
Nov - i'1l
h>NT>1le y, today, pig. Pot ~" r"lrtr ON.
- 'f1 t''h
'OiIOS S.o n-l the - nai c rs from SPIN
s1r' have teen
f,4,, Il a'e- .ing sni 40 lh,s aIU'J wEc
2J9 for consuniii IN T slcru'n ald
IL been fairly active hut irregular mostly III
ut barely steady a. decline; sales follows cn q
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

ii~,.o e. ,,' ;:.'......; y d
qr": Kont,r,y. i'2,: Nrw-lork, 400 Indan". ~ :;
vm;ni. s THi @; MINT, ",,. ~; - MrV iGr y IN ;<
ended tie largest runil,r win srrle cNrrii'n ~
"m any ~" M't' t't Of 81 ,i,vri w Airr so The lrons wrk
and s.si2 f,Iingh; ago. and now When ~ iir,' -
srh supply Lat W., can give dial b. lrf o
each dr",cr that everybody c>e wOhiu I"ii ia,
coed imrtrt Come get hcr" H. fonnI i' ~ ifi,"'
and h- nriehhor's m'ishh"r win h.S}' cay ~ ,''
muniIaw. m one hnndrrdlhot.; ana %
al Wtciiar aru A. m:lt hr c"rIrti iiirl ~ h''t''
Ws about a. iiliy .nI. she'd for the Tim" hrnsr- w"'
the rarnInaIy Ring few week" a&" i1hIh+ Il .'Nf
all IL" l"ro!r 'a>, IN ,i' , ,s r A. m" s T.,
rrml,cte decentralization Of thc hark't The loses on
"rE r,.irIl rp from $ Ia so per head a; a Z, i'lI
thing T.. owrcr of Krn'urF, drove uhu ~ ,'t u ~
" ciyn; the purchaser >i" per car l.l' u" LAX,
in. i, :, rk al eos, and added rxwn,e- with 30 many
cattle il large nhlIpri I" GOV "r ~ Ia " Nv a''
stock Of poor animals. Texans were I"f'uNh"! S:'
- ,,',,. drnyr nf,,Iur hi no one wanted them There
wee Tim I.ul, and Iidana c'rS q" % tM ~ IL
offered t e before the close. So far ~ 10" real iafk
was rn"l lrc wa The tor price,, ,nnnGh ~; G
even ~ was CHARGED for some "i ,h. up @ ,i"r
animal, OF fancy dio,c- i-%ria'm 'h't cnt w. nio
.Il.,ics Lrughl Gong back {" last Mon ''F an th' r.
/. i" a'uagr dcrln". medium arg una '"' =, od cat
nearly g.. wiii' ,"ic OF i,;r Garner i,uo'i conn,
tc wee ni s0!r decline Er"ih's' We @ ' are "r
The stock oI. o,I b, he ihon,'id' I'nE ."G % d. a, o.
nj, We stern sto, there l' fl,I I,. "um,rr
complaint about lack Of tr?nsr"ri"rn. n'r ~, ,Is
of IN, fhtraJo Lrrr St'ck HrPHfT th"S "A"''' w '
and kindr, Il matters: -. .-.., ,,.,. a. ,te
atju ~ iue a'osa dali abl frsrrei 'fah' ~ 'n
of IL maiAr u S,sriubrf ~
~ Irb ,hiin'r tLsh h",' iu' v
out vi a AMI
io The iart iha' "" Wv
arci,r rna-r Of th, hlgrr every lfa
uoii.to oar i,'y inl lines ~ rpn' are e'' ~
blo.n H. ,s I. T., d., tn. wck IN shin t ths i'ii %
n "
o. iuinr, siii6'd rih tie hgI' "
mt naIkrts f"f IffN""
ma, ps,'ng pi,uiioLs ieSan' 81 NV ~, re
u,y 10 tet, hdvhhiHr 70
a.f. .cf o. Is, .alr Of h~ teh Ia 'l. -
has. to T.. a Gc rait- prr wb'rr " ye since
evil i"- not aII slMplv 10 hhSp" n
,,, t,f ~. I'D Ne EnSahj ana
Is breomr - ,f'ah M
IA. ,dc Nr'rtu NJ IAsi, SS-s
M -, m 30 ri, II. osly be- o's .. st . ,
,fuDoTi. 4 .,mi .frit
90, A. road h had Lin two }s', ,
utterly nl.hl legt uaihc a u - 4
t line ". refer 10 subj With reluctance. sni hatf
!. a., lnr ap' with hope th1t "mr Pih', =, 1.
:! il-
Wei, nj ,o, sc e tine Las Wien e ''''
| lr ii,u-li " igAt." o,,I tho
T.rrr il n good deal OF truth in the above anu w.
time must 4 ,,lr when greater firi"s VIII nav !" ~,
anu nurcd Ih. ntOcE Transport ting bi-;sr u '"n, ~
c,nIu. AN iuirru~t iit'i,tt wirh fW ."f"lI, GUY
..,. ii. ti-t, cDur rrd know very lIIlI' "",,.
l,ir tli t.uil, Hhrri, ahl "Es"f Il" 'HE' '',,''!
itN.ln IN, ~ tod ana hh,t hO II "ci IMAM % 81,
,i,-,t t,, Irrk 81. ne present htIhr, "I'n ..
.l.xAl
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28

set. M,.!.w,r r lu,l c\,cp: on tACdr"ln.' We
,,n fl,c'y d,.,.t H. with hi th'r advance III u"
-. Tie JatuaIy AID July isSutsto 'Gs. I'nh' SO
70 ,ror. ," lr cent hicheT a"i Nr|"i'> arc '.'''''
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28

phf hi"ff " !iimlrco ..o't y 9!t
nncro' Ay' d'f "a'nl il y
S!' :;.% .:..Ysi .fo i Ii.%i Iii
~ +, .aa:i;i Ss $Is
RE gold o2s. WIT .alrsD nr"9. i' - '''
California ~ @!J Eio Sir,nde .s"n sJ
s.a sn'Ia An .SS% $S 70 20. %a ,a Y r.
S's'oT"' 2s@n 70 Sssoif'a' III
q a. stiici Ok ;i%aiP"ars [ailsacs iii
SfH and / ''as" ap.." S:1.; !; az,
Rio .che T. ~io Srr, zone caitn@g . . as
onlscon @ s @i9 & ,mi ard l'''n cnr &c -
carcary - Ga5 c,lc cr .,EI rn /, ala
Wr,% y ca c%.A%y T. i @5 @is C C.D, u i ,% al;
rrv' M,n'j, p; Ba',aBIi., = ul
Msrscslc 3 @l4 singnO'c. BuGllo..cur, 0l0
nW.n for Sfrp.rs q'ot o. f-
R't"i lots 'ar IL" >a 'is hnd i f'r r"r, straw lim with
De i ~ ""d =. o cot lg !.c, dJa O ior s. and
IArmLN- he marie for IIcnlocs quite active lar.
s,l % r,. rr, ~,ou ''.c a~ .'a a! ~
1 hr . 2p, %S % & "'f.. % & 'F r, & a oa M ir n:
,roo v'to4' c!aD.e L"ush L'hn ,'ul w. ,o' II nct,
ap p os Rucuo. A ''', let. aa%c ''i lniet a.
iprn ls,y. "a H,ms. Calons middle 21 are; Nm.
Trm,~k Or ocn &c., pic 26ae,.cH rrlSi ornoro rh.
2io oc. llrDrs. G Damaged all Arudsari ve..> ;!@f Vie
saa 2. rp"n Calrci he,vv e rn,n tppc r ~
ali w.'. a.. "4l koa-h southern. all v'6As 2 Joc
E$-Ics continue. 4r'c; ~ holders rrr in
/, W ma AMI ifc"' not ''r strong 'a"s $50 bi Aa.U '
NAI} sgoEg<~S' M T"[rl' " % - Ia & .'n ' Vim in ie ', r.
Ia. 'u s,i!, bG, lt''d icei. Tie sftvas
>rn: - g.! ob.l Goo! =, . rrl -,
~ 80 Rat 7jG = - lar qDe; ony % bh'. Acapr" soIi
6l>- lean rl cuic' rictrrrci; qroc &c. for
ca', co.iy r,h o. H, 'mara All .,y'' M,rl.rr
~ r; H. " - ,c"r % r w. @ . -, " oa ,re
>" M' =" ',r' cab "" rrt1H 'i' -" r a. ~ or W." =
t' iV"TV "a :.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
!, >ENEY FISK.


FISK & lI,rCm Bankers
No. Nl,s,u-st.. NEw- w-loiK, Nov. ?5, 1871.
The scarcity Of and :emand for really desirable
si per cent gd bonds fer solid AMI permanent invest
mcnt. are cvnccd by the fact that
fNE-TWENTY BUNDs of 1856, are selling at.......1i5
Cl>TEN PACilIC E"Nns are selling gat..........lUIs
CuIsApF,kEAND ONO BoNp> are scllinGat.... %
These bonds all pay both principal and interest i'll
Ncw-YoIk City, in United States gold coin, and are
equally safe for investment.
The reason why TNE-TwrNTY BpNrs are so high
is because 10 more can he issued, and the oustand-
ing amount i, h,ing rapidly decreased 10y purchases
bv the Government from their surplus revenues
Tie r. ason why we think CENIRN. PACIFIC BoNDS
viii in time adv to the price If FivcwentcS is
b,cau~c no more can hc issued Will" th" operation
of their SINKING Fund will soon commence TO decrease
he amount.
The reason why CHESAPEAKE AND ONO BoNpS are
selling 50 lnw comparatively, while "Qually safe. Is
ali,c the Company are selling bonds TO complete
lhr road They will ail bc sold in a short time. aud
III 4 few months the road Will be- Finished wien We
layr no doubt the same Icult viii follow as with
INr.1WE\TY and CtNTRM r,Cii1" E"\p> The
Sinking Fund of the Chesapeake and OHIO Irrst 20
INTO effect within one year after the completion Of
tie read.
The CuE>,rr,Er A<p ONO roN,,S ar issued
either COUPON or rc.iscrcd-IlIc denominations aI.
! a. follows:
si'0. which cost to-day ay....................s1 ~
$50. which cost to-day. al ~
$1,000 which cost to-day. 93 -
| We hay and sell Government and C.N.R>I PACIFIC
BoNI'S. and receive them in cAchlu-c .or C:ii.-A-
~ ,Kr AND ONO BoNr>.
.t'crrt> Of Banks, Ea!l RS and OTTER. received.
cl rhj,h We ;Now interest al H.. late of f'.r per
cent pei II,n \ iiAI,H.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28

From tie above CURES VII le t.a' rr pHkr have
hos. dulrs the p"roi oi last year AID
: u.
rling wouli be mnh li,rr hsn II rslro'c
Al /. bat il-' i sent
a -: l they through, aud "fteu have ~
a.lt tLr iOuTdsy VS. 10 cars.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
EIGHT PER CENT BONDS
OF GREENE COUNTY,
State of Missouri.

The cal. the above Bonds which are 10
Cy and Mrms branch Of tue Hannibal AMI ~
los, nh pany total debt Greene County, PRIOR to
IN. issue Of ,hee bonds was shout % s.sesse valuation Of
taxable bali its actual 'aue-'s *s'i3
U.s IN addition to which .ou. Of oad property ~ BE-
taas,,e during the present rear
The sue of these bonds is 500 onp'" ooo'' ~
LAT. any " and twenty .esr Interest
a, the prr rent per psae 10 on the
fs. February and August e"h We ere authorized Il"
offer hs loan to the public Eighty and accrued interest with tho
Reserved right 10 sync, time AZ this pr'co they
r,y OyrH EIEyEN PER CENT on the invetmrat
,,v.ru,n, sni her SECURITIES received IN rfchAnsc AZ
ctr,nt rate. 49, r,,i ,ips ~ r, caarsrs 18th was
P,rll.t, ii nA pat calir,. aur hn'rr 'a"mH 'n WI
,u4,trl pl.,u sprh' st'"' ''h" T"f"r''! " ." "'"
hNlNHL, JOHNSON DAY la i'''
NJ 10 " all st Ne. l SIk.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28

/ FIGHT I'"t CT'r : - C.> g. -
+ ii:>I M"rl"Acr SHINING pi.A>DG.;.>I .jn:ps
OF TIE
! - j. SrrH ,Np DrNyiE CITY EYiroAn COMPANY.
| il l'rNoMISATIo>> OF 81 ,0U. SO AND :l",. can
! Ice oltsiucd from the undersigned or thrnu n tie
I rrrri,al banks and bankers traus' ..ut Il. United
! ..t..,..
| 1lr~" Bonds are being rapidly ais ,rhel by in
vest - and capitalists, and but small amount re-
n.dn untakrn The security behind them is ample
IL every particular as they constitute first and
only mortgage trunk line Of railroad which will
connect the City of 81. Jos"lli 80. ,an ilnpor-
tant railway cc..tcn, with the MON Pacific Rail
road nj Toyt kea,ncy. materially Shortening the DIS
tanc. between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. In
addition to His the Bonds have further security in
III fact that there is included in the Mortgage the
Company = magnificent Lands, amounting TO 1,'H,-
U1 acres known to be among the best in the United
States The Mort gage indcniurc prohibits the sale
of these Lands at less than -Four a. Dollars per acre.
and PAYABLE the Trustees under the Mort gag" for
the clear and express purpose OF Iciing these Bonds
The amount thus realized exceeds the cAtre amount
If Bonds which can he issI'd and leaves the road
property and franchises free.
Tie Bonds have thirty years TO run. with interest
at Eqli Per Cent Free of Tax. p4J .bic IrDlu uaIy
and August i'll each year.
Both principal aud interest arc PAYABLE in gold.
The principal III Ncw-lOrk. Inc interest III citI'r
\rw-York London. or Frankfort ont heMain, at the
option of the holder. without notice, and iii the gold
currency of thc country in which thcy aIr pre-, ntcd
Hey are cOup"ns or registered.
Iustccs-la arner, Loan and Trns! C"inpany.
Maps circulars documents, and full information
furnished on application.
7iopqh ociHq as Ggent for the sal" Of his loan, our
firm lug and eU il their regular baSit,s tie t9ads OF
the ST. Jos,ph and Urorr City Rniltodd CompGHy, thos"
Of Tie ToAfern Ii,is,on bCinQ qHotd from lnl tO
lUa 0pF Grc,Mei interest," These origrdIiy pfdcei
by u, a. g.. Tanner 4 Co.. Bankers,
NJ. IL Wail-st
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28

COfFEi-Iin t,sc de-lr ls,ic .r, ''d their
~ a-'
% l., go't. 20 La., Nr.' Ui"
qurr sJy IL. II!e. s. i"ni H.
FLOtR AED MIAL II .i' dnl thr iw o. fgif are
Chore Minnesota and t",l ur ,ho" Fan ~
brands suphns ai Ne cio' Vie
fr al
~ !s. Ihn saturday even ny We q1ote:
Sour Dbl - b1H 10 0 OHIO Ind VII mp ~ e'G - :"
trsLd.. Iht - Uis ~
sistr GO.i..... tpA a. WLitr Nbeat
rrt'l SIpIIns Eu T. bd Ga Ono h hui Mich Ipd -
IS Eitra DO do. 1D 10
tood TO clOce SY.IG. 81 I"u.s sLr iiis ioD o !"
Wt.., k,tss.. n 81 ouis Dn,r vIt 'sd ~ 90
Ers Amber Ibdists. ift Louis IfitIr fIi " ~ !" 80
Ant tb0 brsnds Z'0 D
South .rn mor," Zen ai LHt hm'i"i a. iirr
II si' but iht -" ''''
So ti"''. .....
nd Geof.,"'n "!trt tbGWpi fJi - ~
kah Aier aud Georaetown BItrs aLl Family a." u -
I.I id touUt
1rt fure.. 90. . @
-ar ~ and 1euuczs-- EItra and Famy..... t,p - -
E g.. rrr h0 !, tcay, s"l't % ii"-bh 'h"'
Y .ar Nrreri a." - So" rlt' '"T 81" '"
Cora Md. s, All, and D.t rifv ~ : :" ',' -. We "";
CoL..,.. J...,. t'ra u > 80 " -
t,f h.IN &c. '"'' - 'l 80 - ' " 80
car N..l ".-t.n t., n 90"
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28

OFFICE oI II ,rCII & FooTE, No. T. Wall->t.. New
Ymh. We pay al ouI counter The " Bidding Price y
for gold and sell at the Offering Price, ind ated
b, the Gold Exchange R"pi,tcr.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28

WV .'rlI'r - i for re'I'" DIP - " '
p s' 's ",,'fr =. wss,' No. ~ ap* 30:
s; IN: -. q - ... .s p;'" (:
~. r. n ' iar at aa 1T r 1t aap ;;; Il as f"' S, '
" an, ~ ,as =: Gsr No. % $?G"F & ~s': e ,,, r",.
fs'1 sis ~ g. M.lea. 4lasls ~ ra. Ma. uneho7
~ % s r' e. I %. % s s ,p "S i q% %' aas '"
ehnf,d; at wl.i, nr !o,, wi q! >. ''a - .,
unchanged Rr.p.-soo b'i, rlnr ''m, Iah What ieoD
l,s b so IG ; 's, hn.h o 90" r h"'. R s e - -
bush 5000 bu@l sCo' hah Rye 500 bash B.e
w p,r"G1 M Nov \, L G " Tn.' 81 '% &,, a'i .y to' r. S g
o. ~ da and "w'r "Lis. J, DrNi ii"s u"'h' sd Clover
81 10 Nov s7r,ur love. spng brands nrcerr, Of al
r'' sr si ~, g /" Soll "g.as - r .'": w, h a." ~
bouile E.a Jm+s 81 Wheai cu.cr No. ?*Irg 81 3
T,rA i'os; Yro. 3s.S ssaw % 0 ~ sfn .%i i,F t
". 30 M wsy D. %r. ~. 60 IT, ,, s , Io,s s' ia
sis - = W. w. ' .~ ~, "n '' s.... r..%E i
q a., " &C. ti"o. i',c"a :nrs ei' Hhs"l H. -
yr Hd t% & Al .d ,T g. % "a a Ct u r 'r to iS &
Egsl' r. - oq ~ shrr,ny - Sa - h~t,oc Dbl,
bn.h. Rrr 2ON i@,' Brrl,v pr 1907 iicrs
s S'T x S p. 3 g. "''a % & "1' W fSm''' S.
81 -" -" ,". nan No Aab ,'.t - 81 rye tsi sni
. - '" s" p % n'y & ' n ~ ,,, e's,
c 'h"'' one car STATE III lAg' &c.. No lat 5. IN %
rnssss 1se s' \" a'1 W. &c., "s and g,,ca re @ wS d. I'd
! Red 81 Cnr, l.te Ie, VII 81. N.N
a0ic Low Miud allr; New Yrllw ,Ii,. Mich an ,c Ncv
WHIT bic: ~ grad. az O,,, ,,d. t.,er. No tlc \.
a,n &C. Michigan SIC Glover seed ss,e &c vi nj,
,o R,na,o. n,
n, arJ Xl.,t w, cL r,c,x Rear,,. oo ,,I ,io,, On
~, ron lush o. AMI In ,L n.,.
r III. tior, - N hn., Wheat lcs ,ao ,.h % " ~ roo
Sab n".. ' ~ ~ ' ~ ' N -''
I>cyS.r, Nov Flor dn and s,c lower Family SIS Gu
ro, Wi., ,J, =. ,rp i, f demand nm
a, ,,y,;. r. o il, ~ c nj nm i'm, AZ 7u c o. ,41y ~ t m
IN ernud nul in
d.m.,i: oll /, ~ Srs y - e 1t tnc.
c.nhr L,r,n established at
Km. ed, hnt d"rad. :hoale
-. s m r g.,n-dn!rd lig,: AID loier, selc,
,'l,r. - ,,y l., Hi 7ic Ii,e Ilng cv,ci -nd proc;
r.c,u;s o' tvod heat frn
ii a., H. .c sja,ir,. ami s.,.s ,n.,c for an,
NJ 4, gooi dem, mi A. .c
M tiFs 80 Sr " R,c,;,, ..e,,v Hem, anil Flax rrlec
c,h r'n, ~, Em ~ -, ,; N -; 51 (r,n-snpply H.
"a w.. WI lI a,1 New Ear Torn
n rni "d n.' - % ~ ~ IA. n"crShon' Iers 7ic
D. ,i.i .ie N.,t. -spoui
Sit. Has
~ III q " -, ~ gao, ,,mi.i. s.. +, At !j
az, - Va, a., I -. -" = e' ,o,.
Ntw ORIE,N. g. e.; --io,rr grades scare SnpHrfe
sare aad hrni -. 81" g.; waste; '"r .-' O.'. 'ar -
H. ~ g "'' ' - 49,; :. Il ,I. ia M
N - w., lin ,,jc
., a. -. fr
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
HttKlNG AND FINANCIAL.
II.:sr MDRrdiGE 7.W GOLD Loan
of tho

I..Sr MDRIuAGE f.U GDlD LOAN
of tho
NnHrrr,;N Pacific RAILROAD Co.
Interest payahl first of January and July at tho
B,nkin,,- House, Of Jay COOkc & Co.
These Bonds FREE FROM UNITED STATS TAX,
ar, issued IN tho following dcnomiuatiJa,:
500
sl"o -" c,~,or. ~" ,S r.s,...r.l
1"") tHM
10000
\nh arc at al! times INTERCHANGEABLE ut the office
ot IN" Company. or through the Fiscal Agents with.
ont c,iu,e.
They are selling ai par anl accrued intrrCs in
currency, and arc secured by a FIEsr AND ONLY
norpa upon the railroad its franrh,ra and all
the lands and property real and personal, now pos
sc>Scd by the Company or which it may hereafter
acquire
lHf G"vrENNrNT Of THE UTITED STATES has en-
d"wcd the Company with Land Grant of 22.uVO
acres to each mile OF road. amounting in the aggro
gate 10 j0~loW Of acres. worth to-day, at Govern
m'nt prices NJ least $l2O.N0,N0o.
The Fiscal Agents OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company offer these bonds TO the public with entire
confidence in their perfect safety.
Map, and pamphlets. containing full description
of the Road. can We obtained upon application TO
JAY COOKE 4 Co.
Ncw-lolk Philadelphia. and Washington.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28

ElUIrNGTo>. CEDAR RArIpS A>D MITNES"r
SlNIN PER c. NJ GOIp SINKING IVND Bp>p- f0
sale at q, and interest by HENRY CLHws 4 Co.
No. -! Wall ST.. Ncw-iOlk.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28

IiGTI PER CI\r Fn:>r MORTGAGE GoLD Bonds
Of H.. MomIr ,Np Mo>TGOMrEY RAILROAD Co.. in
du.>cl by Alabama. $1,000 a mile on n completed
road. Particulars application. For sale at %
and accrued interest by >orTriE Co.,,
~. " illiaIu., t.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28

....rr."f tuc - ouis aud lion Mountain l"Nr
,., t'r ,o.c,.i w'.6 in November were; 1Nl'
..p., . ia. rca,,. 60. -! NJ '"fh.L--
... = III v. 20 \ .22 80: IAN" p'I'J 10
.- g -. iuor',-r III l'-l :: 5u; -
. vclr ia" earnings "f ~" Idbh' Re-
.,. .-"... for -" second w'rk IN N"N"n't l''''
...i..r s-,ur; ln,r sc. $-.r'l And t'i H." 'lf
,-., .. r.-r",aciur l. ot Starch. J = So, ,.'t
I.tt .t ;ncrcJ>c, g.. T.
I. formed on Trustworthy ar'horiY t!a' The
+jt. erect tAat t, in u.C.on of he town "t
o.. DolawaIc County. 80. NJ tu, '''i'."G' 'i.t
t., I.t.road Go. haa h,"i g., >".,,l i.n.t i!'.'.
3D.. i..ltdclI.h, stock L..,iL'' Wa steady TODAY.
..... ,r., -. '.1d i~-'r, >|' %. i'-: T. a',''
, L. .l.oad. - --; ~ !'r. i.'ii!' t.. -, "!
..... ..., EH.r,ad, ~ t'"!i cl>rt al III.
l}. r,,a ,ttt,In,Li compares IL Io"N, VIII f"r.acr
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28

ETtlALO LIVE STOCK MARKET-Noy O..
UocsRe ; ys.ria 9ai5 head; market dull and
at & ~. " good, and
4 !, 10 t-l.r coa. shli" trner
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28

-'.> cd. i.' '".nir .-liOu~c for tire past
'.''' ".o' Nth IN. - o; Tie Irt ion, eel :
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-06-08
BLACK Bass IN THE CONNECTICUT R1vE1

BLACK BASS IN THE CONNECTICUT RIVER While the Delaware and other rivers are being stocked with black bass at great ex. pense and trouble, this valuable fish has been establishing itself in the Connecticut river without the special agency and almost without the knowledge of anyone. Some two years ago, two ponds, at points widely apart, located near the river and with out. lets into it, were carried away by food probably that of October, 1869. These ponds had been stocked with black bass ai private cost. The flood swept the fish into the river, where they have quietly domesti. cated themselves. Last year they matched a whole brood of young, and this year have reappeared on their spawning ground. leav- ing no doubt tbat they have taken up their permanent abode. in the river. Now it would be showing proper appreciation o1 the matter, and meeting the fish half way in the good work of stocking the river, If the fish commissioners of Connecticut and Massachusetts should give them special pro- tection for year or two. The sportsmen and fishermen have not "got after them yet. and we have no doubt would gladly let them alone until they are more numerous. It ia matter for congratulations among the dwellers along the river that this most ex. cellent fish has SO quietly and securely ta- ken up it's abode in the river.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-06-08

NEW HARTFORD. Messrs. Weimer and McC Closky, contractors on the o. w. R. R., will complete their work here in a few days. ta u9sQ aiSaa
 The Good TempIars of this place are, do. ing good work and are adding to their number some of the most influential citi. zens of our village, who have decided to take good position in ntemperancem matters. We hope soon to be able to report that intoxicating drinks are sold as a beverage. Herald. s, ffssgg syUofs.ea steesfu
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-06-08

FALLS VILLAGE.- A new club has been started in this place, which beat the Actives of South Canaan 31 to 1S. 'DaaDAA to There have been some changes in prop. erty holders recently, some of which are as follows: Sherman Jaqua, of Patterson, N. J., has sold his vacant building lot t0E. W. Spur, and Louis Leapin has sold his house and lot to Wm. H. Dean. Price of former $1, ,0O0, latter $2.5O0.
 Hotel property has taken a sudden, or rather gradual, decline on this side of the river since the advent of such institutions just across the line in Salisbury. Hernld
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-06-08
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me, Amy" T5. He spoke so humbly and sadly, that she could not speak harshly to him.
 ''Victor, you should have spared your selI-have spared us both the trial We can. never be anything to one another. Why did you come here? 1 am married l happily married. Do not some to raise ghosts about me-" 4 stE a
 He raised his head aud said gloomily, "No. should not have come here. You are happy, you say? You forget easily, more easily than can do. Oh, Amy, my my love. why did you ever come here. your real lover?"
 She flushed with resentment 'Mr. Hayward" she said, ''spare me needless insult. That you did not ask me to marry you was perhaps the fault of circumstances rather than your own. But to taunt me with your impotence is unjust and cruel. "
 'What!'' he cried; Amy, Amy, what are you saying? I insult you?- not ask you to marry me? God in heaven! What did the letter Holcombe gave you from me say? Did it not lay my fortune and my hand at your feet? And you did not con. descend to refuse them, save by your si- lence."
 She looked into his eyes, saw that he spoke truth. then covered her face with her bands. When she was at last able to speak, it was with composure, but her face was deadly pale, and she shook from head to foot, calm as her words were. &s
 "You must go" she said. "I never had any letter from you. Hush! do not speak to me of it-no. nor of him. My life is made; must live it out. may not speak to you or look on your face again. Do not take my hand, Victor. Go away. Remem- Der the past is past, and cannot be un done." s-ta-
 She motioned him to go, and he dared not stay. At the door he turned.
 '.Let me stay. Amy. Amy. you owe him nothing. He has wronged us both. Come with me, Amy, and be happy" ..
 Happy" she said, and wan smile crept over her lips. ''No, I should not be happy. You love me, Victor, and you will go away. Victor! love you, and you will surely go away!"
 He went without word and left her standing there. She sat down again to her work in few moments, and when Ralph came in from his work all seemed as usual His wife was quiet, but then she was al- ways quiet now, and no one could have guessed that her heart was broken. Once that evening she looked at him, and mur. mured almost unconsciously, "Poor Ralph he did it for the best"
 He asked her what she said, but she an. swered. ''Only childish trick of talking to myself," and he was satisfied.
 In few months more her baby was born, but it died within a few hours of it's birth, and after that she never held up her head, but faded with the flowers.
 The morning that she died she called her husband, and as he leaned over her she said: s..,2 -...s
 "Ralph, want to tell you before I die that forgive you for keeping back the let ter Victor sent me by you. At first thought it cruel. but now can see you were tempted sorely, and you thought it best for both. Was it not so? No, don't speak. dear, and don't be sorry for it. I could not have lived-and now I am tired. Good by." a- -41
 He sank on his knees, for once thorough ly unnamed. his self-command all gone. He SC bbed ont like a child incoherent prayers for forgiveness.