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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-10
4 COMFORTABLE FRAME RESIDENCE,

SEVENTEEN LARGE LOTS OF GROUND ON
THIRD. FOURTH, CLARA aND MARTIN
STREETS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-10

Second pistrc! Co..rt Tor tie parish of Orleans,
No. ca 2l3.
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District Court of the United States OF America fol
the District Of Lousiana-So 1919.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-10
BY Alfred Bouligny.
OF willow J. VALERIE.

Second District Court Tor TIE Parish OF Orleans
No. 33252
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT For THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS

MRS. SERENA BENSADON. WIFE OF HERMAN
lion Her Husband-No. 225i.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-10

Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No 33,llJ.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY ON JOHNSON STREET,

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON JOHNSON STREET
BETWEEN
rUNAINE AND ST. ANN STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF BENJAMIN FAITE.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 81 ,3G
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-10
By S. Guinault.

SUCCESSION OF FCLGESCE R1CAu.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-10
LAMBS IN ST. MARTIN PARISH

LAMBS IN ST. MARTIN PARISH
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
ECRN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-10
SUCCESSION OF PATRICK II. CUMMINGS.

OtIs to p,entiOn.
T-rms-Cash, in United States treasury notes.
Inh1 II 10 10
SUCCESSION OF PATRICK II. CUMMINGS.
TWO-STCEy FRAME RESIDENCE, no. 456 ST.
CHARLES STREET.
& GPAHNn ADJOINING
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-10

SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS, No. 1863.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-10

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS, CARPETS.
ETC, AT AUCTION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-10

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE SECOND
DISTRICT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-10

TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND ADJOINING
THE SAME.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-10

OF MRS. MARGUERITE VINEN1
ON APPLICATION FOR A PARTITION.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-22
LAST n Office! !!
$l,OoO,oOO!

By authority of a special Act of the Legislature
Of Kentuckv. March I3. lS7l. the Trustees OF
Che Public Library OF Kentucky viii give
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-22
ORMSBY HOUSE,
Corner of Carson and Second Streets,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
GEO D. FRYER. 800 Proprietor

1I,HE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
| leas.,l the Orm by House would inferm his
friends and the travelling public that this House
has been thoroughly reftted throughout and put
in complete order for the comfort and pleasure Of
all whe may please to give him call
The TABLE will, at all times, te supplied with
all the substaHtiaS as well as tie iHXuries that
tn. market affords. y pains viii be spared TO
please guests and every attention will be paid TO
their respective wants at all times
The BAR IS well stocked with Fine Liquors,
Wines, &c.
Attached &c the House isa BILLIARD ROOM
Containing Three Tables of the latest improved
STYLES with good cues, balls and fine light
Also GtNt.sAL STAGE Off &c r. for the Stages
c,uuec, ing ith all the difiernt lines of Stages
and Railroads running through this state ami
California, and any information in relation TO the
same VIII he cheerfuily given At all times
ca ParticuaI attention paid to booking Pas
.4n,5,rs calling them &c Nov. 3U-tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-22

$4,000 in Green ba Cks
VIII be distributed 10 the holders Of Tickets, in
.ftfS -, from Sl01 ouo The highest, TO SlvO, the
l,we.t- heiag II gift in all
The Concert i ftr the ben, mt Of the
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-22
SVy EGIT'S
FLUID.
For Cleansing the Scales from
hOIiers and Flues.
\ O GU r L. n O i \ y
NEVADA FOUNDRY, SILVER CITY. Nev..l

NEVADA FOUNDRY, SILVER CITY. New,
November 10, 1871 I
hereby certify that have used - SWEETS
CHEMICAL Flu I'D - in my boilers at my Machine
Shop and F,UnGry at Silver City. and that l find
it all that il claimed by the manufacturer, A.
Curry After using it three weeks opened my
boiler and fund the scales. from TO ! ; inch
thick, all dissolved from the boiler amt tubes.
most heartily recommend the s,n4e to ali parties
using boxer where the wafer forms scales
uoIO-tf J MCI0NE, Proprietor.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-22

4 Typos ERRoR.-The anguish of
editors will never cease until type
settlers are wiped off the face of earth.
There. for instance, is the editor of
the Eastern Argus. He alluded to
one of the most eminent citizens of
his town as "a noble old burSher,
proudly loving his native State. y
But WAS it not a serious cause for
dissatisfaction when he saw in the
paper next morning that the remorse-
less tiend had made him speak of the
eminent citizen as "a nobby old
burglar prowling around in a naked
state:'
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-22
"HOHOlS ARE EASY"

\ Jealous wife in St. Paul, MINI,
in orGer to test the fidelity of her
husband and the virtue of the hired
girl, one night changed bed rooms
with tn latter, having reasons, as
she Thought. to believe her husband
intended unlawful acts on that par
ticular evening. How she proved
his intdclity is thus told by the
Press
The wife consequently took the
servant t. her own room for the
night. and adroitly slipped into the
trvsting place of tine servant, where
she had npt long to wait III the dark
ness. before the guilty lover stole
cautiously upon the shrewd woman,
who soon thought it was time to eX-
pose her I.erfdious husband, and so
striking a liLht she said: All all =,
I've caught you this time, old fel-
low ,''-wucn. horrible to behold, she
found Size had been clasped in the
arms OF q total stranger. The jealous
wife stood not long upon the order
of her going, but left the scene OF
her remarkable exploits in unravel-
ing marital mysteries with most com
mendaL.e velocity, with a shrek,
dasLiug into her own room where
she had made the girl retire, nearly
frightened her husband to death,
who hai come home an hour before,
and. without asking questions. gone
straight to bed. hugged and kissed
the hired girl, thinking all the while
it was his wife. The girl obeyed to
the letter the wifes order not to say
a word and seemed to enjoy what
was going on. 1t was thus to be
seen that 1t proved an even thing all
round. and it is safe to say tnat the
wife has not changed beds since with
that girl.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-22
Ihc Daily State 2e0lsteFr
Published Daily, Mondays ExceptedJ
pERNI\S e STR Rect.
QFFTCF-Raii's Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
verusO Of subscriptions;

One COPY, one year, by mail-.-....,....Si6 w
emo c,i1v. six mont hs. bT maiN.-...-.>. 10 On
one coj,y. three months, by mall" w
NONE FORWARDED UNTIL PAID FOR
ps-peIiverpd by carrier to town sub
scribers ;'f ~ cents per week.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-22
GRAND GIFT CONCERT!
AT LOUISVILLE, KY,
Saturday. Dec. 10Th. 1871,
100000 Ticle Of Admission.
SO Each i'm urrency; II aft Tic kets 8
S. Quarter Tickets, S2.5S.

Tickets will be sent by registered letter; the
money f.r them may be s-ut by Postotfce money
order Creeub tCkS. or draft.
Each tIrlaet consists ~ four quarters value,
- 81 each The holder is entitled to admission to
the Concert and to The value of the gift awarded
to il or is tIfCtlon.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-22

one SQUARE 10 lines first inScrtion~s} 90
Zach >ih~e,. .Irut insert Oft-.------.---... -
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-22

A doctors motto Patients and
long suffering"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-28

wt. Fable Corr lie; Oats re-, YevYort Flour quie.
S Weem s., asc Oats scoe retailing a, iO Rye ha
a, 2c no buyers BsreyN9ne on the market Po dull
BrrTa Avg @@Wbst narEet steady With moderate demand
81 a. Corn quiet and UNCHANGED Oats in good demand ste
oswEoo Avg 4fea No sD1 qa.i Ss'ns The 4pPy
- Is fcr White winter 90 5or Double ks wheat scarce, .p
oSn lots .ale. 100 buh in lot; &c Oats scarce Western
55 'AS cut. ''If ci HehH sa ' Jets s sp
Jun, s24g t2s Mdi.s ~ r., TIN TIM 1suiny' &c. c,n,
3 70 to uson 50 50 70 FewiorS Railroad FfeghFlou
1929 bush wte ioooq bush Corn, 5,5Co feet Of Lumber
SlIMe9s p aug 2siour du and bo1ip, EI - o
noac Extra IS so Com qge MIXED CGc White zoe 0ats firm
he d6sbSe Tiea1ee@ste5g ~ Cold 'a'' ''
M mlp,EtE Au l5Fl,ur Gr1; Spring EIis5d - o. Wheat
weak No. 81 W CASH - lB ~ li3 seller September No l.
10 L. sac Barc-No spring 6lc Lahe Preglts-whe,i to
ncas-5 CCO bjls Flour, 1000 bush. Wheat.
CiScysar Aug 26-fqurn ir derand ard frni Family As
Corn fair dnaul ard Sum % ic Rye quiet end unchanged Dat.
&c. Pork-D,maHd lrht, hol'e" frmi Fl2 1ia*R so few
sellers hegs the hn[ rae p Laf s1Oyi1 and nd 1a;etld
ssi.ei an svarc. asked esabshl asking Sc I shoulders
ed1 .a With Ioe demand sale, Of sou-r' 3, &C.; Scs
nali sales at - 25aS4 o. Cattle Dun and ouei best '5Q
81 % WHISKY ~ fair demand AMI frm at a9c
higher; No white WABASH - So 10. ditto 81 No White
Amber IFr,is 81 3I No. ditto 81 %; No Rel , 81 No.
Rel Is Is; &c. RED, = % Rejected Rel o. No 2 White
isr N,cd 9c no gis5e, 90. Oats sai ie a1l q.t
~ i to o., Be- Rc.r-i OjtbI -Four s. 0j tasi
Wheat. 5000 bush C 1900 bnh Oats sh mea'a-2oJ bbh
PnIr,paIrur, Aug 26gert Qae.c'n frIn at S3[ Flax
", 7 w.,or ,l1,io.i Iadina and Ohio 81 55as8 So Tor
ler ~ s. Pysisied al DC iorWeen Corn lrni yellow We,
"a &c. White az coae Gn RIO l's ea folt Sa5aI IN
&C. rt1lsla fHa' Crude 't0l Refined 4I4-'e ""say 'ul
-t-t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-28
First Mortgage
SINKING FUND
LAND GRANT bonds
OF THB
.ST.J0SEPn AND DENVER CITY
Railroad Company,
WESTERN DIVISION.

These Bonds can now be had from the nnlergnei through the
.grinciun banks sad bankers Of the United States,
IS DRNOMINATIOyS OF g 1900, $500 AND S100.
They have thirty O years run, bearing Eight Per Cent Ct
Interest. payabe 18Th days Of August and February 10 each
The Principal and Interest payable in Goh The Principal New
YORK: the NeEYok London aud FrnkfronSan free Of
tax They Coupon Bonds hut be registered converted into Regis
tered Bonds receivable aud accrued interest paymen; for
the Cmpanrs land payment the principal AMI interest is
secured by only mortgage the Companys Lands granted
b. tie Uled 1866 lying the line OF this roai rd amount
s 10 90 acres the railway Western Division extending
from Mlrys Kau to junction with Union Pacific Road ~ Fort
Ke,rey distance 10 miles, together with the Equipment aqpef
tanning Franchises, Rights Of Way ald Peronal property
The mide the Fme Loan AID Trust Company Of
EewIors as Trustees
The ere amply protected by the terms Of Mortgage
Deei which r5a sale Of tie Corpanys lands less sa four
( dollars per acre nl Of the lien this Mortgage upon
any portion until he purchase money paid 10 tie Trustees who
authorized apply The same to The payment Of these Bonds either
by purchase or Sinking Fund for their redemption 81 maturity
THIS will more than er7g, tn debt and leave tie railway AMI equip
meut. free Tie security Tor the payment o. these Boa therefore
beyond all contingency.
Irs Of 5-2rs and especially who DO desire 70 he pail of
BY Teslury Department exchange ther Governments Tor
these BonIs AZ g09f anil suts'fHt1i profit
Tie location OF the line Of 81 Joseph AMI Dolyr CITY Railroad
commanding one from the fict that il is practical eNn-
wcwa Of The Hannibal aHl st. Joseph The next Land Grant
road fner the no. Central The Joseph AMI Beaver Cy R-
rad fed Its eastern terminus lst Joseph by RaFay lines coming
direct from Hannibal st. Louis Cgo and local roads converting at
81 Joseph IT, business therefore secured It's connection with the
Ulou opes ny hrou middle route across The continent
and Of national importance T, reelected tic fact that the oman
titles Of letters and trrs which have received during the few DAYS
for sale applying for these Securities Indicate the
quick response The American peopcn support ofnal improve
merits. q time they make good Investment
Pd5e for the present % aul accrued Interest u currency
Cfclals maps pamphlets documents, &c. furnished upon appca
ton.
E1pge relating e Bou!s free Marketable Securities received
in exchange.
We have been great In the examination Of this property ami
tie bouis and mortgage satisfied tie investments in this Loan
will not only he profitable We calculations the fact
that the First Mortgage Bonds this Company, the Eastern Division
lately placed have advanced lO2 and ac
cr1 interest making them rule m nearly ten cent advance
Under al c,ums aces unhesitatngy recommend them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-28
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRR, Saturday. Auy 4, .,

NV, 'Vhh' odVuIuly, Aug b. 1871
The market to-day was without in,ara-.
No public sales we're held at the Exchange. and o.
tendance was limited to small number Of desler.
During the coming week number OF legal sales are
nounced, both OF Brooklyn and New.York properly
Several suburban sales OF importance are Announced ~
low and are worthy the attention Of investors
On Monday, AT POughkccpsie the farm formerly occu
pied by William T. HaEtOn will be sold at auction u I'M,
highest bidder. The farm II located ia the town OF Beek
Dutcbess County, contains 225 suitably divided
into upland meadow and timber land Is well wotered
and very productive Ii Il and half miles from tina
railroad station at Silver Lake. The house and buildings
cost upward OF $4,000, and are I'm perfect repair.
Pcdrick & Clossen, auctoneers, at Lawrence, Mass,
will sell on Wednesday August 80, the Mil prop
eriy OF the Lawrence Worsed Company stu
atcd at lower end OF Canal, north side OF Nor
rlmac River. Lawrence, Mass. The real estate has
frontage the Canal Of 40 feet and extends % the
river with depth of $50 feet The main building l.
feet wide By 100 feet long and four stories In hight in
Guiding the basement. bOerhouse n attached 10 this
building Tho other buildings a st0Te-hOusc with
cellar feet in width and CO feet In length repair shop.
and barn. There is a superior Turbine wheel Of CDhorss
power, with substantial pcnstOck and other attach
ments complete The whole property f. in good order.
N0roon, three handsome cottages and 200 village lots
NurOtOn il located on tho New-iiaYcn road, between
stamford and DaIen Maps anu full particulars ~ refer
cnce to the property can be obtained on Application 10
the aucu0neer5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-28
COTTON MARKETS.

Crycrv,TI Auc 2aCotion d-l aai dropping Nihas 8.ei
LOS Holdings. l7lc. asked -
NV ORLFAvs Aug 25-Co'ton quiet; Low M.ilings, l65c
net recent, III bales: gross 1923 bales. exports Great Britain
bales. sal.s bales; sDck 2j- hal =
CnARLusroy Aug 2GCo,1 dI; Mdg Bci Lgt receipts, %
bales; sales 2j bales; stock. 2.5ll btl.s o.,
ArGrsrA Aug ulehang Ming' lci receipts %
bales sales. 80 bse4 - .,
81 bales Shipment. IL bales
ST. I0UIs Aug. 26-Coton unchanged.
BosrOS Aug lGCotau qu Mlncs %. 04lc; net reeert'
ha sos. % ha eXpOto Great Britain, ~ J5lts sales ~
bales; Z 800 bales.
GALyE,IoN. 2Coon queti Cool Ordinary lCe net re-
eel is. l8T bales; stock, DO 80, tales.
HguHts Aug 46-Cott,n Dun and lover; M.ii'ngs. Zee.
WttNIyGrov Aug l1Co'ou quiet; MdIR, i.ci net receipts
10 bales: evroIt---cnsstase bales sOcE, a3i bales
SAvAyN, Aug 26Coton quiet; Mdhns Gl1tri net re-
crrs as bales expos-coastDse bales ta, % bles STOCK
35J1 bales ...,,.. ,,-,,f.
PHu.DgLPH1A Aug 2rCotpu u fair demand. Mdns y0I'ie
LOUISVILLE. AIe. 2t--tutuI quiet; LIallt-s l3-
NonroIE Avg 26Coon eg Low Ntdlrs ic nei receipt.
23 bales; cSnor.cosVse bale; sales p hsi STOCK b bales
BuTIvoaF AM 25Cool closed c.v Mllins' tsei net ie'
ccps 4I bales: gr.ss, 30 h8rss stock, 3i5 bales 49,,
2G-t0fIlNHt receipts - bales; sales. lV' Nr''
fo.s 24b lo,. Ns quiet Mlllrgs ic too.1-iei r,l r.
cents t I bales Lry0r,s-to Gr.at Britain lJ b-e,i stock
l. JJ bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-28
PFCTTpTS OF pPODTCE

n
AGO 26l6 pigs Ashes Gpfg BeesHaI JJ bales Cotton 2i5 cakes
Co-rrr 3l plg Fruit 6 lh Egg 2 Iha Flour % g!2
tn.b Wheat 25llD bush Corn, O12l bush 800 lu. Rye
-74bnsb Mat l1 bag, Flax Seed .6j b1i M Mel q
bills Beans II bales Hemp J bales hon lI Hides 5i bLla Hides
$3.50 Horns 1880 sides Leather 48 bales Nos 30 s Lead Zol b4,
bbls Crude luqelue 2Sl5 bhs. Ron l8
XXI pitch 4J} bla Tar, 2ls2 Pig Butter, 42 pkgs Cbrse "A
~ Gae IA, ukgs TaOw % pkg Cut Meats, 3J1 Ls 10
LEGS Lard 3g SuTac 2JQ pkg lhd Tobacco pkgs
Tobacco g56 bls whisky 2J2 bales Wool lt2 pkg OIL Cake
Rec Of tie principal kinds Of Proire M tie week ending Saur
dsv evening Aug lC 2J bbs Bs, lZ5 bales Hop, l657 sides
Leather 24E bis. Spirits IuT1euue 9 Dds kosn, lIlJ Ilgs
Butter So 100 pks Cheese 4l9 Lhis Tobacco 5 bJies aud
Tobacco 8l5 bales Wool $3.50 bos Flour 5oo Dds Wis ~
I Corn Meal ZOO Corn Meal 33I lush Wheat l 3iZ bush
Corn ~ l4 Du. Oats $3.50 bush Rye 1889 bush Malt go hush
Barley lbs bush Graz Seed % pkg Ashes j pig, Beef ~ pigs
PORK plss C1 Meats 99 tc Lard O Kegs LAM Ioi pAg %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IoSDoN Aug 2-llJO m.-Cous0s opened az 9s Toy money
and ie account American secunues-f'el twenty bOn% Ji o
gJi 61s &} Tenforties, % , ... ,,.,,,..
iiyERPooI Auq Z6O:JO a. m.CotOn opened qmetj MdlhDg
Upsuds i Midbng Orleans 9t09!L the sales OF ne u are
estimated 1t II 100 bales Flour irregular p n % .
PARIS Aug 26French Kentes lower al - francs W ms
IONDOx Aug 26lO I.Consos Closed a. y5 Tor bon money
American Securities quiet and sedy rive
lg2 90 1865 old gJl 1861, s2ii TenForiies, Sli ,, =,
LivERPoOL Aug 26l;jO nCOtn closed qmet u9nnS CP
lands gagtd Mailing Orleans 9aslL the sales Of The dy nave
teep III bales which 5000 bales taken 0r sprAu9n u
export Wheat. III per GENITAL for California White hs SPInE
IO'tQlO8: Red Wheat H. Flour ~ aZ5 v Dbl iof west
ern Petroleum 100. gallon ion Spirits snd 49, or EeAned
ToSpON Aug 26-Spints Petroleum, lUHlVt1 & galo1 -.
LIVERPOOL Aug 26 AnY ed steamship Scotia ron New oIt h
IT, Win ga bales ship Francis Thorpe from Ne"lOr July
InHL Y La. Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-28

WuNIxeToy AM 6-sphs Tupentne strong &c Rosn tIn
& for No No. 2; and - Tor Pale crude lGffHc
sdy at 4 for Tel Dip; - 30 iOI Niuin
26MOicrstc milling demand Tor leht Al lu
price, sales Teadsc at i3 and one car od uesee az
81 al i've aul nominal Corn sales In tsi western
Mired store 69c Oats active sales, 1900 bush Western 'no'
priv s terns. . -. 90.
Data 10 fair demand at 4Gdsc Po dull at $3.50 Lam dd anu
nominal lrner. Shoulders Vi d7i hlles, bn3tc
L0UIsvHLK Aug. 2G-FlOs quiet Extra Family 70 90 oTN1
quiet and steady Provisions shade trmerf only hight ontT uhn
prevails; nothing doing round lots prices unchanged WHISKY ssy
Al gJc
CLEyELAsD, Aug 2Four changed and quet Wheat LA,
steady with moeae 'enand sales 30O hush No Wef he ~
C. "a No. Co Corn ult.a -rl ani dull Oli maA''
stedy moderate Petroleum quiet but ba aud Hl
/
sou bush Corn t4ImU.lLuo1 hl.I Wheat 1907" bush ,oh
1900 bIsb Oats 900 bash BARLEY rsOlI tlHells J DUB
Wheat, 2ODJ bush Com I2COO bush Ols Cana heights dun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-28
AFlrsr.CrAss INvEsrNrrN1.


IrCooke & Co. are now selling the First Mort
a. ,,3J Gold Bonds Of the Northern Pacific Rail
Mcmpauy, bearing Seven and Three-tenths per
-ind interest more than eight per cent cur
r-. and secured by first and only mortgage on
sadre Road and equipments, and on more than
MAues Of Land to every mile Of track or SOC
as Of Land to each $1,000 Bond. The high
81 aren't price viii be paid for [. s. Five
,r..es, and all other marketable securities Te
HAm exchange.
q, success of the new United States per cent
.- iuvhich our firm are the General Agents, is
arsholders Of Five-Twenties to exchange them
sraTLirties Northern Pacifcs, by which they
aGs present profit Of fourteen per cent and
ra.ly increase their yearly income.
Anr,lels. maps, and fun information win be fur
.lsd on application by JAY COOKE & Co.. Phtla-
la Ncw-Yors aud Washington, and by most
i-ls and Bankers throughout the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-28

roo
HAYShppug Is 10 limited demand aai the mar ct heavy at o.
Retail lot, ant Ir ecye aud firm IT 81 SOS 20 SALT Hay J,
81 81 10 ior Long Rye 6JaoJ for Short do and Cut
M0LASsEs-Thore vs only limited demand today which usually
the SATURDAYS prices however ulchangd sales 50 bOs
NAVAL sTOREs-Tle general has ruled strong and firm
Spirits Iu7entne sold SLOWLY At av prices we motto. 'as Of 80
hbs IN lots at '4c hoHn has leen les % OWING to scarcity OF
freight and k Of available stock though hodTs refuse to m2se
OS-Amecan Luss is quiet but firm at and 3lc for
The market for Muhsda dull ard prices 10
3CaiO, the latter for Prime oher OILS without change and tie
PRovIsoNS-A end free activity with considerable rari,
have characterized oar PORK market Tie pet week me
West; this and Tue advance i q season. se CHECKED Tie eru I'VE
demand m the autumn and Winter months e psa' Of eo9samgy
stock which LoWeer large for The seasons g large arrivals Of sd
decline hogs exert conservative r.n though Al te current 10"
figures ohbers operate with more confidence tle MpToe Do business
l'ag more tone I" lLe ~ tv ~ man r,e+o
u tle I0I % 70 pnYci m Prime Mes, 10 ho he iaIge stock
! e1Tp hence the ness Of sellers for laa
cc which y PORK for the Winter and Spring months win
revival Of ais throughout toe county e s tA l bie n
erce The new bter healthy trade end stock much dun-
shed coming year promises TO- be one OF great eclvy'
there is reason 70 expect tsi VIII Provo i,T more
satisfactory than DE past tao ys In Refuse .mlei business DE-
done Al irregular prices lie s1sl's 5oL ts lll-,e
ca on easier Ttday and Tie market is quiet Tor long o
I b ma oe 6r he sales sT 4jl ibsa SIS l54 - a
New Mess @li ga G4 81 for CY eo'j ~. iti &C.
B[f Is in limited demand and Tie market j. rom91y
! - e Reef r,Daip. su and prices are tolila; we quote
sI5d SO for Prime Mes, and &lJl $4Z or India Me Bg Ions
Cot Meat. are nominal 20 small and uncertain dgnandi liter
sales Of so c smoe Hams PIE aul 90 hoe- Dry Sho,er on I
active; O. bozc. aslc for icecued Iac,gd Dressed Hog
higher sc quote a. % ioL C LiTi i gge. oni , G
r f n prime steam &c Koe Rendered Tor future delivery
t1 5 r D5dat at IT, and so c Tor Jo1ary at BE-
EAroET OF rE'ys'Ss FROM N5y1ek POS THE WEEK ENDING
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iNI> of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY COM
lNY0aara rare chance for safe and profitable IN
es.mut They are a ilrst and only hen upon the
3sd which is very nearly completed, the rolling
rk telegraph land grant, and all the property Of
uCmWuv. The lands are released from taxation
c.Ut worth more than the whole amount OF the
m from CIicqgo and NiIrouLee 10 81. PAU and
4 Aorl-Ue,t Bonds for sale at 90 and interest IN
C1ucy. by WHITE. MoBIs y Co., No. Is Mal,II-stt g
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