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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-06
BY Grubos & Williams,
kuctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A HAND
I J SOME RESIDENCE ON THE WEST SIDE
Of SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN CARH AMI
CANAL STREETS AND OF A HOUSE AND
LOT IN MANAKIN TOWN.-In execution OF a
decree Of the Chancery Court Of Richmond, en-.
nv, HUNT and ais, the undersigned, the commits
soners thereby appontssd w sell II auc,io5
.ofrIncL p. M the RESIDENCE situated rs above,
occnpicd by Mr. John A.. Mosby. The house was
built BIZ the owner for his private residence, anu
carr was taken to make It complete in every re-
snect. It contains eleven rooms, besides Kitchen
With four rooms; stable and carriage;house, With
Gas wafer 3nd all the modern cOnvenlences. The
lot Is AGA by 1ls feet to an alley l4feet vide.
After which will be sold z sTOREHoUSE and
Unwilling, in Manaktn Town, on the canal.
TERMS: Cash for costs Of suit and sale and one
third of the purchase money; the residue on
credit of six and twelve months, for negotiable
mites with Interest added and titles retained by
the court until The notes arc paid Purchasers to
pay taxes for 1871.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts. je2S
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w N A RID Ii Il e.

" $1,000
The British ard North American Royal Mail
steamships between New York and Liverpool
calling 1t Cork harbgr.
RATES Of PASSAGE
BY the Wednesday steamers, not carrying steer
age:
First Cabin. bl,o goldi Second Cabin. $50 gold
ketntn ilckeL5 $3.50 gold
BY the Tuesday and Saturday steamers: "'
First Cabin. $50, gold Storage. *aO currency
lsCtuLh cold
SHe,rage tick s from Liverpool and Queenstown
Through bills OF Iadtne from VirptSia In Itv-
erpool, Belfast, Glasgow. Havfc, Antwerp, and
other ports on the Continent, and for Meditera-
ranean ports viii he issued by the VIRGINIA
and FOREIGN THROUGH LINE, they having
MADE Inc necessary arrangements with the GA
Dominion Steamship Company 10 New Yojk, and
with the Cunard Line thence to Liverpool, &c.
For rates, &C., apply To the Agents OF the Old
Dominion Steamship Company.
CHAS. q. FRAECkLYN,
General Ggnt Cuuard Line.
j. D. KELLEY, JR., General Ag't Va. aud For
exn Throuuh Line.
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s,RY GOODS.

.r.rs
ITTST BE SOLD!
AN, SUMMER GOODS TO BE CLOSED OUT
THIS MONTH.
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
GRENADINES, BERAGgS,
JAPANESE SILKS and POPL1Ns,
LAWNS, ORGANIZES,
PIQUEs and other WHITE GOODS
LLAMA LACE sHAWLS
BLACK and COL ORED GRENADlNE
SHAWLS,
BUFF and other colors PARASOLs,
KID GLOVES, LINENS.
sHEETINGs. CkssIMERES, &C..
EXTRAORDINARILY LOW
Call and exam Inc the bargains at
VIM. THALHIMER & SONS.
tva No.. COL Brosd corner 9th street.
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NARDOZO, FOURQUREAN e. CO.,
Have Just received 4 variety of styles OF ne"
LAWNS,
JACONETS,
ORGANIZES,
DRESS GOODS, &C.,
which have been bought at very low prices, and
will be sold cheap.
Also, new assortment of
LADIES' NECK-TIES, in great variety;
NEW LACE COLLARS,
LACE HANDKERCIIlEFS,
TRIMMING LaCES
EMBROIDEEIEs. &c.
BLACK GEENADINE cheaper than ever.
They have marked down many styles OF
DRESS GOODS
at very low prices TO close the season.
teso CARDoZO, FOURQURFAN co.
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> ,IeyrTOW sALEs-Fusure pays.
By Cook b Laushson. Auetioneers,
/. ror,,er Governor and Franklin streets.

AuCEAyN StnA
Nv Cook & Laughton. Aucttoneers,
Corner Governor and franklin streets.
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
n FURNITURE, PIANO, CARPETS, EIO..
AT AUCTI0N.--By order o. the e4s ncs1n 2,
VIM. slater deceased we VII S baw S 18th ana
a1S ls ssTees, sh 10 10
O'Clock, an assortment tine t s q F,1RNITU
consisting Of ,,yo 4
VELVET and THREy- PLY CARPETS,
MARgLE-Top and OTHER Tables
s WAsHsTAsDs,
FERTHEK BfDs.
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
Lot of GOOD BEDDING,
KITCHEN 1S Ey : fknHGHr6 S.. Acts Ss:,
BY Isbell & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
A SMALL BRICK TENEMENT AND
N LOT, ON THE WEST SIDE OK E ifplna
sTsEET BETWE nEs,6 6ANAoh Oh AsSNT R R6k92
the 18th day of July, upon the premises, 1t half-
past o'clock z. NJ. will be sold small 6hdSh
TENEMENT located as aG ,4s KIN Street and
TUE TERMS Onethlr cash; the residue at and ID,
months for negotiable notes. with Interest au'eu'
s1 10 secured 0S "eeo I ISBEi.1 & SON, Aucts.
- By Orubbs e Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh. between Main and Bank Streets
VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND
Y nVEIIING ON ADAMS STREET, nEAS
Is6nK AVENiJE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
We will sell ut auction, on the premises, on w ne
Bs Be ~" sT vy AMI DWELLING at present
occupied by NJ. Miller. ,,,ocs,
THIS property Is very vaa att sn Il Is
tains six rooms. and kitchen WIN sTo anm =
coal-house, &c. Gas ana wat"r OH 'ho io''
w hHHN' AZ GGiRsiujBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctS:
CUERIFF's SALE OF CANAL-BOAr
on in my hands IN a tSn 1 o. psV F
1871 at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at the mouth Of the lock
The New York Rsskes sf TIs boa
and is wen suited for river or canal navigation,
ca[FynS from J9Ha " 70 %s Hii R.
MULES AND CANAL-BOAT AT AUG
DAY. sth OF July, 1871, at Hicks stable Oh c"rnei
u i0'" anu So s VALUABLE MULES,
.
uAJI1ARI.E FOUR. HORSE WAGON ana
HARNESS.
| r,oa,,taIv tho reafter we will sell on the Basin
hank, al the loot Of 10Th street, inc ShNa al, ~
| YOAr .PnENIN,' with herffAohhH ah'
fT TnRMs Cash. GUILD & CARRINGTON.
| i,a.tis Trustees of Buckingham Slate 90.
| BY I'LL Z GOddln, ...-.
Anctioneers and Real Estate Agents, u
No. 11os Main street.
\
VALUABLE PRIVATE :, RE s j g;
rTcNNN Va win sell on SATURDAY., the 81
Instant Il 8. o,sIeek on The pfss en- r 'Hf Fr ySr!
ricr Rn,th. ON 27th street. between Q and K, con
ys ROOMS and re- 100 ns Me eet aM'
| nv iao deep. Good water on the premises. Tn
dwengis exceenty arranged ana IN h aeat con
| a nortion OF the ground, Is IN the county, ana !
portion OF the ground In the city; lon.
| TERMS .One-fourth cash balance on loni
1 crnIt If desired BILL Il GODDlN,
| 10, AuctiOncers.
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VIRGINIA LECT LIST OI

-
SCHOOL-BOOKs
ADOPTED BY THE
STATE EDUCATIONAL BOARD.
McGufey's Pictorial Primers,
McGuffey's Speller,
McGutfey's First Reader,
McGnffey's Second Reader,
hcGutrey's Third Reader,
McGnifey's Fourth Reader,
McGutley's Filth Reader,
McGuitcy's Sixth Neader,
Harvcy's Elementary Grammar,
Harveyrs Practical Grammar,
Guyot,s Introduction to the Study of GeorraD DIV
Guyot's Elementary Geography,
Guyot's intermediate Typography
Guyot's Common School Geography.
All the above, together with any and every arij-
Gle needed in the school-roon or otIice can hs,
had In any quantities required at 1908 Main slreet
BENJAMIN BATES
Bookseller and Stationer
NH 10 Richmond, Va
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NrORTHERN; ICE.-We have contracted
rar !. fail supply OF the celebrated kENNE-
- 40 P,INwaR ICE, and are now receiving from
i ~ hnxs river ice Lwenty inches In thickness
le.r ns crystal, and hard as nlnt-superior to any
tna coming into this market, not excepting the
nnre Boston ice. We are the only dealers recsiY-
saq this celebrated ice, so universally known the
ut all times 10 furnish leo OF the above aaallly by
tho cargo, canal-boat, car load. and we give
special attention on all occasions TO the packing
snd shipment OF the same, City customers fur
Illshed OH The most reasonable terms.
MCGOWAN n LAMPKIE,
ieza-lm No. ISL Gary street, Richmond. Va.
r ICORICEl LICORICE H." ESTRA-
IN nat OF the well known .tEstrada'' brand sold
tur nftaen years by David H. Burr, before the war,
satsieh we offer ~ The manufacturers OF tobacco
A, y, STOKES II CO.,
fysaw r Importers Agents.
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LOR NEW YORK. >esaa
Z OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP &SgaG

IVWTANY.
shs side-wheel sLe&uianlps w YAROKE. ISAAC
BELL, SAkATOGh, MA CARA, hLbE.
AARLE, aud HAr1'ERhS, leave New York for
sorioE, GU FONT, ani Ktcllaord, every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY ~ 'ciuns
z, q. Leave Ricblnoud every TUESDAY,, Fi.l-
Cay, altG SUNDAY, 81 high tide.
These chips are entirety new. Thsy have elegant
saloons and ssaterooras. The fare, accommodate
uonB, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made With steamers for al
southern aud European ports.
, insurance euected, when ordered At QUAK
TER OF ONE PER CENT. at the onlces OF lhi
COMPANY.
FOR further Information apply to
JOIN ". WATT, Agent
my "a No. Governor etrr,,
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rE,HREE DESIRABLE DWELLINGS IN
i SIDNEY, NEAR TO MONROE PARK: AT
AUCTION.-On MONDAY, the 10th day OF July,
ut 50 O'Clock z. NJ, we Will sell upon the premises,
The west side Of Cherry street, between Main ana
Cary streets, occupied by Mess-s: Bosher and Bow
and outhauses, and are very desirable residences.
Also the large framed dwelling on the north side
Of Main, between Cherry and Cuivert streets, and
occupied by MIR. Siilie 1t has nine rooms kitch.
en- with six rooms, stable, water In the yard, ana
large gar den we'll stocked with fine fruits, grapes
&c. The lot is 30 by 200 feet 10 an aliey ~ iees
wide. ..s.a.t. 's4. a.,
We invite attention to this sale as the property
Is desirable, and VIII sen at hsures within Inc
reach OF PERSONS Of moderate means.
TkRMS: At The sale.
{ IVA .s@f.t@ -f. g. -Auctioueers.
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.IrrrToY gALEg-Tbfs Day.
By Thomas ". Eeesee. Auctioneer,
No. 1911 Main street.

By Thomas IT. keesee, Kuctlo Heer,
No. 1911 Main street.
DIANOs, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
BUGGIEs, &C., AT AUCTlON.-THIBD DAY
st 10 O'Clock will sell at my auction house
Two EUSEWOOD-CASE PIANOS
WAHDROBES, BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, and
NJ anea5Tdn HT and PLAIN sIDEBOARDs,
SIDEBOkaD and CHINA PEESS,
CENTRE, OFFICE, and EXTENSION TA-
HAIR and sHUoK MATTRESSES,
OFFICE DESKS, SHOWCASES,
PLSTED ICE PITCHERS, c Asst g, and
rocker AMI, TABLE CUTLERY,
SEWlEG-MACHINES,
AhpfS 49, Wv TaOs. ". KEESEE, Auct.
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g OMBTH ING NEW.-SOUTHERN
- STEAM LAUNDRY AND DYEING ESTAB
LtsHMENT.-We have fitted up tho premises,
tus, and will carry on q general WASH1NG,
SECURING. AND DYElNG BUSINESS. We
will do AL kinds OF washing for gentlemen, fami,,
lies, hotels, steamboats, &C., In the best STYLE anu
shortest notice soiled carpets renovated 60 aS W
DYr1sG In all It's branches done'in q up
manner. .or.-
our wagon viii call for and deliver III "''A
with pune uality and system. ~.s.,s row Rros .
NoTwii Cobb, proprietor OF the American ttotei'
n'ie'oS cary aiu d. il. BLASCOW & Co,
,n -. Proprietors.
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Cash, BLINDS, DOORS, BRACKETS,
~ and MouLDIAtsS, Of all kinds, msna.ISss,
.tured by water power. OF the best StS.DkifEtDy
fi4UMBEk, and sold St the L y w est
PRICES Nc my factory. foot Of Thirteenth street.
Ia rear OF shockQe w sreheese. ,n.npp
4 an l4-fm Richmond. Va.
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By Thos. W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

No 1917 Main street.
HANDSOME ROSEWOOD-CASE PIA-
Ell No AT AUCTION.-T HIS DA at II
O'Clock will Hell 1t INV auction. house
Handsome ROSEWUUD-ChSEP IANO,
Il octares.)
Just out of the factory OF III. Hardman, New ore,
iestabshed 1881 with guarantee OF five years. q
iy6 THOS. w. EEfSEE, Auct-
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TAM ES RIVER TEAMBOATeIM1t.,,
- COMPANY.-FUR NEW YORK, a-ssasa
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, hUi.FIIIh,
PORTSMOUTH, and ALL REGULAR LAND
INaS ON THE JAMES EVER. The fIsL and
elegant Quilted States mail steamer
JOHN SiLFE STER,
Captain u. u. aTFfogD,
leaves coEpary's wharf At Rockets Tor tie
aboyc-nalned places on MONDAYS, SEDhE.j-
DAYS, and FRlDhYS ASK U'bLUCk \. NJ,
and returns cn Tuesdays, Thursdays, and S.tnr-
daye.
fas-angers connect at Norfolk with the old Bay
Line steamers for Baltimore, philadelphl.. aud
New York.
rival OF steamer.
Fare TO New 9ork. .........u.....sll5o
Fare TO Phtiadelphla..-....." Eeo
rare 10 Wv
Fare 20 Norl0ik. NV
Excursion tickets TO Norfolk and return.... 10
TICKETS ON SALE At CARRIER 4 CO.'S
EXPkESS, and baggage checked through.
The SYLVESTER VIII be chartered! for moon-
light excursions at u reasonable charge.
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdays, ami fa-
tludays, for Norfolk, PORTSMOUTH, Boston, N.,iu-
more, and principal landings Oh Chcsa peaac Day
and all regular landings JaIne5 river, 1t Er.a-
SONABLE RATES. Freight received from a.
II. till L. IL,
Freight for way landing2 must be prepaid
l.. u. TATUM, General Agent
Office. COmpany'5 wharf,
my 10 Branch Office, corner Main and 9Th ats.
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,sx,,vans,.wAGEaINES.

- r,1T1nTE,ER 4 WILSON'S SILENT
w FEED, LoCK-sT1TGIhhs ID, F ial LIN, SEW wv,
Ing MACtLMr rapr. of sewing, with less labor
WI the 90 ana a eas ss
ted than Any ohts CITY assert that the use OF the
phyyrs1i.G;tesshEs WILSON MACHINE is not miu-
health Of Isds thorough comparison Of
l m aartis of this machine with all others.
the meiA' - T.. l.. RADWAY,
General Agent for Virginia.
1T 2. have associated with me q. POW ELI.
ALL or this city, and invite attention to his card
herewith annexed. Z. l.. X.
tn the Ladies and the Public:
Having associated myself with Q. L. Railway,
agent for the sale Of the Wheeler 4 Wilson sew
Give me call before buying elsewhere. ain
Virginian. and have resided IN this city nearly ten
Sora Cipslml q. POWELL Hill.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers'
Eleventh. between Main and Bank strecIs'
Az Gs isii & WILLIAMS, Aucts.

cHERIFF'S SALE OF CAN a D. S.aaI
lion In nv hands I'm favor OF Edward Cannon.
shall proceed to sell, on the 10TH DAY oFJUI,Y.
1871 at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at the mouth OF the lock;
CAEAL-BOAT IN. s. KIMBALL.' This boa t
Is in good order and repair with csbin and stable,
and is well suited for river or canal naVlga''o'i
carrying from seventy five to eighty tons.
irs tds JOHN W. WEIGHT, :. q. X.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

SELLING OFF AT COST.
On after MONDAY, June 10th, 1871, shall offer
my entire stock of
DRY GOODS
al and
BELOW COST,
for the purpose of making change In business.
Call ut a. HUTZLER'S,
je l7-lm 806 Broad street.
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EACTS FOR LADIES.
TrI could not procure another WILSON SHUT
TIE SEWING-MA CHINE would not part with
mine for any consideration.
Mrs. FITZwILsoN, Church HILL
lam delighted with my Wilson Shuttle Sewing
Machine. Mrs. HAZELWOOD. Church Hill.
/ would not sell my Wilson shuttle Sewing Ma
chine which cost $50, for 5000. have paid for 1t
In the work have done on 1t In one month.
Mrs. MARTHA CLARK. Broad street.
lam well pleased with the Wilson Shuttle Sew
ing-MschIne, and do not think could De better
suited. Mrs. Capt. BLAKEY, Leigh street.
My machine always gives me satisfaction. /
have always been pleased with 1t.
Mrs. MEADOWS, I'd street.
After fair trial Of machines have given pre-
ference for The Wilson Shuttle Sewing-Machlne.
would not take 800 for It, ~- -
Mrs. NUNNERLY, Church Hill.
have always liked my. Wilson Shuttle-sewing
Machine. Mrs. PACE, 9th street.
CAUTION, LADIES.-When anything Is said
about the WILSON" which is calculated TO In
lure its reputation in your mind, before you be-
lieve IL test the truth by coming to our office and
examining for yourself. We can prove ~ emil
nent uschiuists and hundreds of ladies in this city
that the wv ilson - has no superior:
Save AGO then, by buying our Machine.
WILSON SEWlNG-MACHthE hOoMS,
tei - S9OEcI oOI oe-eo.-
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DHILADELPEiA, RICH, ,crslta
Il MUNO AND EoHFph X STEA 5i-sSssGs9e.s.s
WFEko--Steaners NORFOLK, SsLVOR ana j.
8. GREEN, coz posing this line, viii leave Fhi.l-
apd Eichinond every n ONDAY and THURSDAY
alternately. freight received daily except sun
days., cheaper than by any other route, fUr all
pSrts OF Pennsylvania and New Jersey /; also for
New Orleans utu Southern Mali Steamship Lin,
ron Philadelphia. Freight taken for Norfolk .,
moderate rates,
Passage 70 Philadelphia, Including mcslJ ant
ststerocm, s8.
w. =. PORTER, Agent,
No. 442S Dock street. Richmond.
WI. l.. CLYDE II CO, Agents,
No. Ia North " haryes, and
70 No Snutb " hs Phil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06

The negotiations pending between the Columbus,
Chicago and Indiana raj Railway Co and the Penn
syyana Railroad Co. have at last been satisfactorily sci"
tied and adjusted TO leave the first Company free
from floating debt The guarantee of the first mortgage
consolidated bonds is reairmed, as will appear by the
following letter. signed by the Presidents of the Penn
sylvania Railroad CO. and Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and
ST. Louis Railroad Co.
10 Messrs W. T. FOspICK and JAS. A. ROOSEVELT TT1ts
tees and A. PAERHCRsT, esq, Trustee.
GENTLEMEN: Under the contract ana lease or tne
Columbus Chicago. and Indiana Central Railway, dated
Jan ~ 1862 as amended 10y the contract or Feb 1870
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and ST. Louis Railway Com
pany IA lessee, which lease the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company has guaranteed. will, by the terms OF SAID
lease pay the interest it natures on the S5O0O OF
the first MORTGAGE consolidated bonds or the Columbus
Chicago, and Indiana Central Railway Company, or on
the bonds which they represent; and on Ss2l,OIO or
lie second mortgage bonds OF the Columbus and Indian
apolis Central Railway Company which bonds are Sc
cured by deeds OF trust made respectively 10 you.
therefore authorized 10 inform the holders or
said bonds and give such further public notice as yo
may think proper that the interest on the raid 600
OF bonds Will be regularly paid by the Pittsburgh, Cneln
natl and St Louis Railway Company, or the PennsylV
mia Railroad Company, according 10 the tenor OF said
amended contract ana lease Yours very respectfully,
j. EDGAR THOMPSON, President.
THos. l.. JEwETT, President.
Philadelphi0, Pa, Dec. !, 1870.
The receipts of the c., c. and l. c. Railway for the
month OF January show increase of about $4,000
the same month last year.
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The week closes upon lack OF ANIMATION
ot tho different departments Of the stock Exchange
stocks and United states bonds being generally rn' ana
cold strong While stocks have been dull generally Ger
tain spccalues have been active. The chief attractions
81 the day have been Rock Island and Ohio and hsss
sippi the nrsnamed being irregular and ranging from
1904 To lol Ohio and Mississippi has been exceptionally
stroup the price having been carried up from 3 To o
notwithstanding the recent injunction restraining the
Company from narrow-gauging the track concern
ing the legality of the injunction, the common
sense view Of thc matter taken In the street
s that the road being beyond the jurisdiction oil
New-York courts, the officers are not dmeilDe
TO state process Assuming that this point could MOI be
sustained il is not unlikely that middle course may he
pursued and third rail put down, thus making the pro
posed narrow gauge accommodate the Baltimore ana
Ohio Road without disturbing the present gauge. Lake
Shore is vet under the control Of strong parties who FOR
the time being hold up the price very firmly North
western the St. Paul stocks ana Wabash we're steady
Little business was done in the Vanderbilt stocks Hdr-
lem was quiet at l25 1853. There fair movement
in Union Pacific the price advancing from 10! 10 POI
Hannibal and St. Joseph rmer al So to &C. ana IRE
crred at o. to GA Boston, Hartford. and Erie sold at
Chicago and Alton, III; Delaware, Lackawanna ami
Western lOi; and Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Cen
frl af ISL The miscellaneous list strong on Pacific
Mail and steady on Western Union. Express stocks were
generally neglected. though notice sale OF Adams
al GA The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices paid for active stocks during the day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06

PFTROLEJM-Thee areter inquiry for rgde IN tn and
aieclne on the Greek prices easier nles Of 900 ob' to-day at G
Tae Lower CrreA is quoted ~ - "
IS IS and Upper 90 40 IN Refined there uon dom,
anil prices arr nomna t. easier We qnoi, feaee' oee o
firm AZ Slc The PLte phi4 delivery ts ta NJ
tive SPOT rrey Off red and FED to June quoei al 2'e and
Msrh q JBBe &c.
RICE-Tbee scarcely much frmneSs owing 10 miller suplgi
.sles OF G. rolira a. u he. and Rangoon t3d1c
thonga groed lower Is ve3T NesA Az
made reduction from former pcs We
ono Fair A. y sc, spi No u Dutch sri Il W
mostly Cuba. private ,crn> eaf Dem fafa
la2c and toes at HE. Refined dull and veal. We quote
ilsrt. al ~ Ii!c. Soft white AZ i?ani3tc
SFEDS-rhere Moderate Gema os Coyeri sni the nsset
sales OF III ha.s Timothy sounues quiet and
srm Win air demand sa Of 2 tea spot 49,,
Tor
TALLOWTc has been fair demand and ihet marie; arn =
t,9c. sales Of e6.OO0 n
WSKY-The arrivals larger ard the MARK DEL ana h'aN
sale. Of 10 bbls at G3ic ironboand aud % for WOot
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UAY-The has been demand today prices are ""e SHIP
ming ~ ~ and Retail lots az Z14 ~ 80 sIl. ~
quiet but prices without much chsnge We quote al II 4 - %
for Long $Id 81 % for short 49,. -.
HOPS-The very du but prices are without quota
HENP l. wihca change and dull quote Manls.lai 3oe gold
NAVAL STOKESThe inquiry for 81, %ias Is ns4s si
sold SOC. dock We quote uerchanahe ~ = s
onir AZ Sic Resins quiet and frm at 81 % for Srnd ~ V
50 Is - % Tor No. and o. ga 20 ~ ~ fss e.
Extra Pale Tar ses SLOWLY so % Tor washington and - - "
wilmington: Prime CitT Pitch, - 80 delivered -,
OILS-Ihe market Tor American Lned has been ot wefs
active and prices steady. Crude Fish Ossaie Toot lpo''
change the continues Moderate In oer oS We s'e 10 N
feature note; market remain, yery dull 49,, -,
MOLASSES-Foregn remains Dali aud prices ana'ueI
nominal domestic small demand to-day and A only 10
bal Including 4 auction, 90 6l0Jtc
PRoVISIONS-e have had moderately active AMI variable Pot
cf the purchases being made to cover pre- i'
creasng the tsnestc trade and the very large g
Rur0peln demand hse had quite active demand Tor Ft vs.
stock il fsr hut the quantity paced h' season =
has not been large. Bacon commands more Ies4! .s
Ia. been l,rEe closing at go SO seller March ard Ar
the demand for Porl has cen only no erlc Az we
heavy Prime Mes is sinner sales 20 6b az 81 - Sla
bbs Old Mess at III sra F2 IS ard 30 66' Sour H. ~
in lob lots 50 for OF Mess s29 ~ 'r NeS
Extra Prime : q 75d S2s fof western fras a. "a
future delivery sale. OF 700 bills Mess Tor March ~ -.
bb for April At 90 and go bbs Tor April az -! - bee
moderate demand prices steady sales IS bhs ~ va so
Plain Mess 81 for Extra Mes Iiere Beef be sfl
AZ $3.50 Prime Mess and S2sG 81 for lnla bless rec
Hams demand and TIE marke hrn sales Of 100 bo
mode densn and the market kme N sl! g
Of $50 boxes Long Clear for W m9ntA a. IlllF.
Dressed Hogs are in moieratr and seat5 quot
Western and siaulc Tor City Larlis n good demand sl s
market g weak though no I25er ss9s OF - Jus S az III 3
Kettle Rendered. cvery, sales OF so tcs for March, a. I.c
for Ap 5.c 21O tcs at l2c for Cay lle 90
Western $50 tcs for February az l5tci lV t~ a. Is "
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