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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

rRfiGiiT-TE: hs been Iat limited in slmo.' all
Kinds bat With ieaeI sP OF room olerlg Il. oI nov
rates dm Tie efas1di, e: To Lyerco5o brh Grain By
s s al y o5 ST case At IS To Ga.so-,g us Grain
S i Ga AZ % 49, . Ne charters Include Italian at VIII $500
Or Gram am. to SoL and q m ri bark WITH orr to as port On pr
lc e With so b5i, ana 90 Rened Petroleum AT lump
FRUFfS~Tlere been bat moderate dee Of activity tie
maAot Foreign and prices without uer' change We notice
call for Laer Reias Tor eInor sae. boxes on Enyae
i po knods at lc 20 bags Fbts at sc; s. d.
NJ VAIN = Al Ior: Pr cs. Almonds 3d. Ctron at &c.
FEATHER}--The noiy active and prices steady
"GaAS-ori limited demand for wheat arrival. and
Ty and n say S o T r P a Is e e
fe dl aud eaer on AL Skipping qass GA Ans' j. ses ao
e ~ bu tie sizes are 500 bush. At 81 IS for Mtd
so 1;i 3s s y 20 for No. No. S si sF a$ $ AM
per 5 Sr a. &a g. for 4ner Sossra Baey Malt f@
ta lPy IN de "a Of ' S G S W r,v o5 New s
e sc Inc SIS are 70 0 bush View Ohio at 67aoC AIoro Good
T. W II a to ' ats a ssa vi VIII M i a Rye doll
yc norI1 Com is freely offered Is lss active ana clos
$3.50 bgh Damp sHi gnCc'l at sGc Zen Wi Me- az ~
GUASo-Te market qae Gaanapu sG9 and for Chincha
GYylEs-The market for BAGS don and prices nominal a, llr
Fc C re good demand prices have sd'aheed ami the
HAYrcr sprgy q en- continued lar delahd shl ihe maIS5
81 % for Oh and Is of New; Salt Hy $685., and
Jo RE 90 20 r Old snf 81 aSGsl " Tor New 81 @Od
a Is for Short RYE, and $ldSl 10 for Oai.
HOPSTsTe has hem ut little or no demand and The maEet
steady: We quote Hl3e m good to prime l2dlOc FOR t9hor
Ma 8 lie Tor Eastern 10l0- for WISCONSIN, Michigan, AMI Ohio
ENPh market for oil kinds has ruled trn but quiet without
imro51nt charge IN lnce. - --,t-.,--,
NDIGO-1e market for al kinds continues very dull end the alb
80 ~ s,Ies ryres are Dsmnay unchanged. We quote:
Eer4l rer N go - 10 Guatema......$ 81 o9dFi 90
N,dias curreney.... o5q ! g Csraeas....... 500 10
Manila gold. tV0 / -
tisT6e market for Copper active ani fnni
sc cr2.OG30 n New SheLng AMI yellow Metal are qie
All ucIaari Scotch Pig ln in md demand and pees aie
g. Nv Arrao s. Quiet and uuosngd Neg Rails M goa DE-
Inf and The rti Pig Lead quiet and rees ere IN
Sfrr, Pig Tin fair demand an drn a. ste; English
mi rca are 0ee unchanged. Plate trm, 9Th good
ir Ohef tec tons very quiet 6l' pies are without quot
able change W qEte:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

R, spbotr o. III. Bard Of Directors Of THE SR%-YORK RAIL
WAY COdAv aud conformity with the Of ie u ncof
porpt in tbs. s7eci unegnei Commioners On o'A sao
n ii y public r and bhf OF the Directors, ard OF
h Conpany that Subscription ~ The Capital Stock hereof
all e open on WEDNESDAY the hh "a Of Jane instant,
At the tolloviag places IN this City, VIZ;
AT the Bank Dugan sherman Co.. No II Nis'sn'
A1he BANKING House Bsk o. tie Metropolis No. 81 Vnos
sQusre.
The Conpsnv e. authorized cous'ru two Nsfnt RaNa!s 90
branches through tie C SesYos The estsn sides he'eo
from common starting point ChsnAes' between Broad
WAY and ChathA the lisen Rses -ad -ois' west
chester County; with power buh aOn' lsei OF railway or
branches om part - h cV Or "'stehefer
COUNTY The property acquired By the COMPANY exempted from
tax. anl ss.s,.rn during Peoi soSi o. Tue final completion
Of the aNav in the ety. The Mayor Aeuaea an Conhoni OF
Nszlo,k are arho directed ~h The approval Of tie Conm'
opers Of H gnkog subscribe 10 hye millions OF dop OF
N. Stock Of tee Compau HOa Of dollars ef has ea
nbte for o. u, yare This eoG!uoaa anoin' OF s'"eh hs
been wholly ,a % r mi akes ~ The Directors 4 ;he Copany On
the eomreoa Of the lines Of railway to the ns ef"e'ne'
Csunty the sngef.)s that County authorized % rs the CONS
Of the Count 70 sacl amount the Supervisors shA dee"
IN s In dc contradiction anl extension OF the railway ia a4 se
tbs, Comfy proper equalization OF The Interest
who mar Subscribe p,y Iuwoaeys al fsre1 in ''s |
Authorized to s,ae senp ios Interest Ga IEeh y'e1'
the eatA.1y~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

Wes'e en- ae'' are dun hut steady Bscr i' quiet bu, firm
dressed Hos se dy CG1c ~ All
ara Pcet afe unehengd ale o. rs bt. AMI @ st } ~ No J. &
Ity nc hf falr ~ Pum steam Dad il0ll.c for Kettle h cre
TO- futac .iycrf lf BE- Quot; 1850 t-s
~ ti ami on SPOT 70 s No. lGt9ic 30 Prime Steam lie
AMI - ". New SPINNER II ll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

EIGHT PER CENT GOLD INTEREST BoNDs WITH
STATE INDORsEMENT.-Tl undersigned offer forsale
limited amount of First Mortgage Bonds of the
Montgomery and Eufaula Il. r. Co., Endorsed by the
State of Alabama bearing eight per cent interest in
gold, payable in New-lork March and September.
Issue limited to $4,000 per mile on finished road
Ample funds have been provided for the compile
ton of this road by October next and the funds for
meeting the interest due in September next have
already been placed in our hands.
The business of this road promises to be large and
profitable and we confidently recommend its in
dorsed Mortgage Bonds to those seeking investments
as both safe and advantageous. Price for The pres
ent, s. and accrued interest.
GEORGE OpDYKE & Co., % Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

OIL CAKg-he ngaT Light a1d the stock a@',,s as Of tan
lolt aud Wes'crr 4-9 ~ ~ rgci'
OIL PfPPE9MIEtA Moderate d-msni Ter is 'f"'ei 'a'' o.
good - ~ q r.. Va tn -.
fRVi SIN, P,l nrars,i dull and price nonnsly IN.
,.aale b. at - So 81 To- f's he,, VI ~
Gf Pa - 10 as Ea rfut. AIl frT Nefrn Inne h'As isI
sts .atls J. a4i 81 pIr,. a. nHhalsei o.
lts I,1a - ant Apibi i'' eF % '"" .,
Fia it. 10 Eu7e lrtlt, snt - Hai'' '' -,
10 s. 10 lcss ard rsH 80 Tor fi'' 49,
T.s D. e. . N m ~ re, ~ A. mhti itf Hun. sIe ia Matted
t irt aEtltlgtI, ears 81 - hl- ~ ~"hN'u 'O'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS or THE NEw-OR-
LEANS, MOBILE, AND TEXAS RAILROAD COMPANY,
bear per cent currency per cent gold interest
have 4j years to run are in the denomination Of
81 900 ECO each are limited in amount to S1250O
per mile; and are based upon the Louisiana Division
of the great trunk line, from Mobile through New
Orleans to Houston, of which line two-thirds is
already built These bonds OFF red for the present
at 90, and accrued interest from July 1.
The advantages Of these bonds for SAFE AND
INVESTMENT axe manifest upon examin0-
ton No railroad bond is better secured while hold
els of Governments will find decided profit in sell
ing at the present high prices and reinvestng in
these bonds, which cost less, but pay much larger
interest.
The fullest information given on application. w.
i. SHATrUcK, Banker and Financial Agent, Y. o.,
NJ, and T. K. r. Co., No. % Nassau-st., New-YoIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

Tie t,rs OF Sul ,cy Ton vii b. 81 f1oF'' D., 4, ,,
TEN pra CENT OF le arsunt Of Stock 'a,e' 'o'
cas-. At tie tine Of subscription TIE rescue v N
the Boarl o. pgesof. o. aSues o. 'hi' D''''
time 20 exceed pcr cost 80 -. m =, -,
- Al d., s,ts se1sa yer cent per asaan al be Issued
So a. r,,,se oat rthr sTs earnings Of the Rnl'" en- al
r,.st, pail On stock 'sh'e'Ssi Tor "'' '' days amer tie
SCI. -tioa EoJts 'aah he onesel
-, ,rr.es the right to close N, sserfses Books al ssy
,,,. 80, m. tres,y.silih d.y % Jal', ISL
r,,., a.. ne B5sri o. Directors,
Alexander, IT; Stewart, c,.-i ....s,. on s-s.x
Jchr Jao)b Aetor, .,~.I,aa,,,y
Levi p. Merton,
ss- Ne,. Jtre &c III.
90 SeNenIh IaEe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

ASSESSING have feature 10 note hsie remains dull
b IN oss End domestic ai W. learn Of no % te{onl % hhds
Pro Rico h. aue f5Gic, ard ~ bhis n o. a. 'SNtc
NAVAL sTOaESWIh improved de.Asnd AMI nH' s,oe t.e
has rhf
ma ~ III, on re-; n ba DO u snail lots ~ Ole and
RI bl. 20 Az We S Strained on has been dn bni has
p, tra A. - zla Is. qaoe No al - Da - No
81 GOA sales $50 bills Pale at - - TAR dai bn' ''aay'
A. 20 hi q 81 IS 10 NA.Lngton al ilmnyon.,
OlIs-irau Lnseed Is fair oug demand anu prces are urn
at 8 !or cssks AMI t5c. To- b5 Nenha,en Is no. Ient' ana
Quei, bat prices arc nctslgel
Wts IL In demand End the mSffe se@y Othe oh are
, ou change business has bess only 10 nosela'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

b ahsrs pkrs Rice lno hors Starch p
bags fana 30 f Tobacco l bKs Dd easos Tobacco p bb
WHISKY, ~ bales Wool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
rrrrno LIVE srooK MARKRr-Jcl, 10.

oh not. q? car .ds It'd = lei; lsakrg & tsl
81, - fgsn.t oIsrf lat uetk loles consequently TN
~ !. ,,T -yspts t4t luI,t Loi, TIE
y ~ head !GtAHa scsr riTpF rom uee To
sO No. tt. 81 llEos Ah<'s 'Ih If IL l.'i 10 % i's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
BOSTON LIVE STOCK uAFiET.

BOSTON LIVE STOCK NAFIET
BIGlTOy WArEErC"E, ASD MlDiGt1.
EtyorLd JOy Is TgIE, 81 5F a's reel caotaJ I'8i0y,
Jidy H. 1914.
Amount Of stock at market:
Is.tv'4 Iy'Etgo This v-eF La@ - lrr 80
S-s,P....... easi ip 80 ysal,.... SO 80 80
Fstl0ss. 1,iJa go 100
BePe 10 veght Of iit,, Tslo" ard Dreed ,'i
kLtrai - .Ds 20; lTt lAt, g. 2J0v - ieco q ~
SIH-si nil guilty, Ss@%8i Ws,,n seD " i've Sc 5 t4
Uc.i Texas 4a5c. - 10.
H0rktag O4GR-I nchsnged
fQvs at l0yag CGit.ySia !ir Ccst 500 49, iaT TO
gooi 500 SEQ Ezra as and upward ~ to iie and fe
otGs-lr tLaaged.
S'of-pcr %. i',t ~cgtf p67.
~ - Sh'eg f"a Lerts-rer h,Ni in lo, s3dS5 a.
-; Ho.a-Fe, b.. saa4c., he seifLL
%Sto'c,--Wi o'ca'-. c5t!s. ;c.sl, Case.
Id's-kl eseh.
C.lek.l-lialc - a.
IaDor-Rughtoa ec e e N ooartr, lo,. sd5i,
Hoes-GIgDtOn, 'ia.c. y 10 CogltEy lot, lode
Tho suppl Of bee7es large for no les THAI
the West Prices lt lover Zoe s d sc .. beng BE
highest Ggure orTl 3 % on live weight Tor fn-y M
Cattle Vermont kcSlerk this
namhc about Watcrt0wn. G. Brosns LaI -t a. yery
fed from tn farm Of Thor Fsr.rr-h
Similar socb tie farm sold year A. ~
were not rhen market The. steers we're as M -
Butchers desire ard uRieioo they ni been fed
grass JLO. Robinson sold extra o. ozeu 800 Il az home
Hr Salhcr Randlph VI Tor the top cc Of b j. ". Tay
Berg SOD he r si Lsl iOf $9I equal 20 ab9a - dcsae H.
smith Son aou &C. 3 n. We tern cattle
nearly sold by weight from 601i y h. and Texan a. frjc
and several drOgcr ooA
ton " rgtOn. Tie trade IN sheep and lambs
not competition utcers md
macy bic 10 obtain LIST sees INCA OIe 1 o
& lots sold S4GSl I5G - i5@sI 20 Lyo poaAr Ice Y
10 il. god.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

lnfne deHvcy
velpg-Auz so is, co. 10 - - az 49,;
Scot 9c BOO at 10 9ldc era ec; o 0o at 3c TO- At
10 36c @ Oct and Nov, 100 each H. to,al go bales
Toayug 200 at 9c Aug go a; 9tc loo 81 l9l, 200 AZ lc
Lice lSc, 200 10 l6c GO at Die 400 I9.c Aug and
sent lc together; each at l9c, together;
COS ct slc lOo ls, 80 at lelc 800 at 10 lite @ 9s 900
lg l9i Iglc Oct 100 at l8i 8s 100 at
g Nov 100 ls.c 100 at Bic 100 S!c Dec 100 at lSiG
total $500 halcs. Grand total. l2,pOO bales.
COFPER-There considerable caution jobeTs
since our purchases exclusively confined pressing
Of the brazil market remains muc The Java has
shown rrcguanty valves West India resn quiet The
1874 5J uelung $500 Galveston
1000 46 Mobile II 3l2 Baltimore and $3.50
NeSYoTk quote l0iQOsc for ordinary Halle for
do, tdic for good do. and Gli@ for pnne d. closing
quiet without sales
CANnLE-The demand AT descriptions hiss been Hight
prices nOinay unsnyd; Adamantne at Jdlc
ldli 2 Patent 81 39c, and Prahue Al 2lc
CUAIA fair demand for st former pces the falling OF
The receipts compared with last year fails to stimulate the inquiry
sales Ysrl Al S5d Sc = tIn. Foreign quiet.
DRUGS AND DYBSThe market for Opium dull and prices are
"a 81. gon 10 bond on Lemon moderate de-
Cream Tartar quiet but teTi quote
st3ld3G eob other descriptions without quotAb cange the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

SAINT LOUIS CITY Per CENT GOLD 'RESEwM"
BONDs, having 20 years 10 run. We offer $i1. 900
above bonds, being the whole issue also North Mis-
som First Mortgage Bonds. JAMESON, SMITH q
CO1TING, Ii BiOdd-sl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

Euz.EFTnTowN AND PADUCM RAILROAD or
kINlUCKY EIGHT PER CENT IINSf MoflOAdL
Convertible BONDs.--ln Consequence Of recent
negotiation Of these securities, the undersigned Fave
bI limited amount 10 one: as @ and accrued ~
ieIcst. at which rate they recommend them IL III
voHo.s as a thoroughly safe sccality.
HALLGARIEN q, Co, % Br0.d-5'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
TANNER q CO.,
D.a"TErslf
II Whilst. NeW-Nork

IT NdII-sI" NtW-lO.k,
Bay and Sell, at current market rates the FIRST
Mortgage EIGHT (Sl PR CENT GOLD BoNps or
1HE SI. JOSEPH AID DENVER CITY RAILROAD Go.
Interest payable Angus: and February, in New
York, London, or Ffankiut-on-tIe-h,an, free Of
l.. S. Taxes. TANNLR y Co. 10. II Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
JrunclGi
NOTICE.-RAILROAD

NOTICE.-RAILR0AD FORECLOSURE
~ sAL ss Of IL, i pe Ees. Of % 6, r G' G C5d
Unite the Darcs OF laau2 10 cag:g3 tei9g -
LF 'Ty' GGs5RST " TsVi3 Trs .es, ., s, % ants
an LAKE Fsir ard 10 l-yiLLt EAILholp HchrANl 20
tls the u rei wa 3. SHELDON, Special Master Com
ct sa coat' Fespeelsey dqy sgFne o ira; poiFoe
spe ed IT, at TIE doc oite Colls use IN Frc mt sen
locrs Of 10 O'Clock aa1 cce W. of sad dy tc following
Ire oiI Of The "a LsAt Erie louisville Railroad comp'ay
extending AM W bin the OF isusnvl 81 unity iati1
within OF II mont - 'asAg Court Ohio me ~
H. gat way therefor TIE s'a ed teoi 'n s t0S s ~
tc-,on rs water and her ia: o1ses aId no an ne
ra1us conn ei g. 20 h lri All tools M implements - OF
3. cai "a. The tah an r1eius,s aoisl'i tlr 1o
sut grounds eo-l teei he th pse. O.. M ~ 81,
ius 'at oa ald belonging h..;o wTyygr l',j al a & G
OF ry,as. to be S'ta al pP4's i-a .'A Iot h. n;
., "a. ~ iaa{,., sahie1f IsgeT,hel,s. 70 ror
GENIAL K lway 10 Cambridge CO sn tie Souh"eser ]
anu eaPrsy thereof Bu' r. on being eher' o "a, : y -
thse and ia s; csse tn same an place & en-
Iosa 70 a. IN larc k as follows On me me 60 s,t.,d
Inc Il .ah a, uDioH Cry as one rar. second
md ana ,1 s,,e,dSS rom ia State Inc to The ae
Ininlpc. Central Railway Company y C.Inss' Guy 1 roa
In stns cv TO md WITHIN trh Of sl.,ile so I'D a.
ore parcel subject to ihr thereof lGe Ie''1 % AZ 'Ao
sc, 10 III t Ct occupancy hereof g. 70 an, o, ~
By ihe DEERE ths 81 20 .o y c.a,e AMI To oAcr ons
'i T the rucsl., money pad IN ban 8, lie tive Of
u the premises be delivered On ia payment ahc 'oh' -h'e 10 bs
p.lcalsr. r,fsrcue made a decree 81; sco7i ia
e. Ncihsu Of Ole sl eor' re e,i j. Ia hands Of tie
tI'1 Nm - sfIELDON Srcrs Master Conns'iorr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

The FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN Pm CENT GOLD
BONDs of the WEsr WIsCoNsN RAILWAY COM
PtSY offer rare chance for safe and profitable IN
ves.meni. They are II first and only lien upon the
Road, which is very nearly completed, the rolling
stock, telegraph land grant and all the property Of
the Company. The lands released from taxation,
ard are worth more than the whole amount OF the
mortgage. Tho Road Will form the Great Dir line
Route from ChicaDD aud MtraRkee to ~ row and
the NUh- Htsf. Bonds for sale at 90 ana interest in
and GWYNNI. JOHNsON " DAY, No. 10 Nail-st.,
WhcIe pamphlets and further information can he
obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

~. continued activity and strength in N.sonrjs
',oef q the list o. state bonds is dun and
''Ui'ess' The following were the bids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

t5so Ts,'s svTiginq s9 ~ s3T M,ed Terss and cho
Bee ~ w 90 g W. 80 .s Hll supply mIHtl.e
lr: c. Ga los ararse All Grr sle., "a lclI ranging
Gon 80 10 2t9 h ~ - sOa = -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
SECOND BOARD,
ECOND BOARD, l T. NJ.

IS 4t bP9d.
"a, n s9t Fec, 1885, 5000 T. s. s.. 1910 Cou..''''i
c6 $40 Cou IS n...,l3l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
TIE MARKETS.
Careful, Reported for THE rmsrSfI

HA'Nih h'pNitel ioI llB IhiNUHtl g..
JuY ~ 1877.
ASHESTero has been GOOD demand Pots bat With continued
hght rcep prices 6rn A. &T0 Pearls Ia m request
and the %. Is STEADY a S41Fy ID.
BUILDING NATERIAIS-The Bricks he's been
du lover Cement aud Ideally Laihs
moderate demand hut 10 otter desc pons
have feature notci trade mains dull We qGoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19
Coleman Remedies closina quotations were

The gold market continues dan and spritless, the
sales being extremely light, and all at 1lzs Gll2 the
market ruling steady these figures III the gold Loan
market the leading rates l. 2 and per cent for
carrying; loans were also made free OF interest The
VlHG@ia took ont s2sl, 500 in specie The days
busu,ss 90 the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows:
Go. t.Ie S3j3AOtO
900 H0..ffr J'aieO
t4rt.F lJyJNo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

An" ''' u"H'"''i'' az tne T. = SUP itdsuiy were
to- e. sl4eio % laTrne, y5yms.,... s3p5lt a
no. p t-'s,... II - % tuutacy usa1Cc o.. 5Col2o0 -
90 tata,o.,. - @ % CostOEs........... 64i 10 %
teIsgCy i.t..... sA.EV So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

Railroad bonds we're Grm on small dealings, Which,
however, were wen distributed The following were inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

DIRECTORS.
Alexander T. Stewart, A. Oakley Hall,
William In. Tweed, John Jacob Astor,
August Belmont Peter B. sweanys
Charles a. Lamont, Levi ?. Horton,
James +. D. Lanier, Hugh Smith,
Franklin Osgood, William L. SiodEesh
William Butler Duncan, Richard O'Gorman,
John J. Bradley, Jose F. Navarro,
Charles L. Tiffany, Henry Smith,
William R. Travers, Edward B. wesley,
Joseph seiigman, hanton marble,
Richard 3. Connolly, John Taylor johnston,
Henry Hilton.
HENRY EILTOg,
President.
HUGH SMITH,
Vice-President.
W. BUTLER DUNCAN,
Treasurer.
EDWARD P BARKER,
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

Rive liOuris dui Gales OF 10 Dds We quote
We,m....sI lea 81 state and Penn... - l0a - 80
limited request and hes1y sss OF 40 bib We
Ca0tei "a
65 a 50 Com Meal, Br, pu ~ " ~ ~ W
Con- Meal.Nest.W. ~ go
request bat unchanged sales Of -
bis o 81 tor p for Ontario dock.
FI~i-Tle Dr. Cod has very quiet rd prices
r1lred For acAerl good den nd and ne
ke firm; bb. smoked Herring scsce and higher
We nGae scaled, and 2J0I1c for No OiIT kiAas are
80 hrt.r .cna. rnnncl ungDhM 2 quot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

fFrnrr,siy The n. T. TEBUSE hy oHr oWB beporetl
The ts ol auc.ts IN good oeuioh
sold by houses Vs. wholesale Shippers fc'e 70 ~ y
cent les deiuc-.d fr beside freight and other eDaf2
packages should be carefully Hafsei with paint and TIC pia
.Tny1it the SENDER should aO BIZ painted NJ enc end
marks plrlv Indicating the Nd invoice or h't o. u
articles upon side OF the and send letter By mail COZ
'4-A
packages putting viii adj much e. the value o. tie ~
uuse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19


Pale, N...... IS 5Oa sc p Roserdaf 4 bh. dSl 10
y. n. - NJ. a.
IeRey.......... oJ . Common a. bb....S 81 coal le
CfoiOn FpLs, pM Il nGl5 NJ Lump, y hb.. al 80
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-19

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-29
THE PROPOSED FENCE LAWS.
A Sensible Letter from a Practical
Planter.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

TOTHE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
GRAHAMvILLE, s. c., December IS.
noticed in The NEWS, short Time since,
an article favoring stock laws, and see q bill
has been offered In the Legislature for that
purpose.
1t would, no doubt, be OF great public
benefit to make every one responsible Tor all
damages done by stock, 80 that poor people,
who own no cattle, could plant their best
lands without fence. Indeed, 1t seems TO
me that the owners Of cattle should be fined
ii they were allowed to run at large, for the
cattle could, In many cases, destroy Of cotton
In one day and night more than those cattle
would be worth. About here, The best lands
are on the river swamps, thrown out for want
of fence. There is not one negro here, or
about here, In five hundred, that owns COW
or OK. Many of the whites have none, and
those who do have not large herds. If there
Is q single lawful fence In forty or fifty miles
of the seaboard, have not been able to see 1t
or hear of IL.
1t seems to me that no honest, rlghtminded
man ought to wish 10 Craze his cattle on ano-
thers land. He has as much moral right 10
tattep them out OF another's crib. II seems,
by our laws, an owner Is liable for what his
dog does-if he eats sheep, &c. Then why
should he not be liable for damages done by
his other beasts-cattle, hogs, horses, goats,
&C., &c. 4?
Again, the beasts are allowed rights and
privileges not possessed by the owners them
selves. II man passes over another's land,
enclosed or not. he can be prosecuted and I'm
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-29

prisoned. A rich man may buy up large herds
OF poor cattle, drive them over the country
and fatten them on the planters crops. he
NAV pitch his tents along the wayside,
and remain there, until the adjacent fields are
eaten out, then enter his trained dogs to
drive out his cattle for another field. The
owner can't go In himself, for 1t Is trespGss,
but he can put In his privileged dogs. The
cattle can easily get over any of the low rot
ten fences; so, too, with the hogs; nor can
labor be obtained fo- any price 10 Improve tne
could be obtained.
why should the poor land-holder be obliged
to buy his land, pay his taxes for 1t, and tnen
have to fence 1t to save 1t from the rich mans
stock We should be allowed to treat such
stock as he would vermin-'ooons, squirrels,
&c..-when they trespass upon his lands or
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-29
FURNISHING GOODS.

This Department Is supplied with the celebrated
STAR SHIRTS, Imported and Domestic Merlno
Shaker Flannel. Al-Wnol Underwear G9ous' hsi
Hose, Suspenders. Handkerchiels, Llaen and
Paper CuGs and Collars, Imperial, Alexander AMI
Courvoisier's Kid Gloves And iu assortment
OF BucksKin, Dogskn. Beaver and Cass. Gloves;
And very large assortment or SIN, Alpaca anu
Scotch Gin yharn WATERPROOF [llOl Umbrellas.
Our Stock has been selected with the greatest
care and price marked very low In plain figures.
Our motto Is quick sales and small profits, lalr
dealings. Goods may be returned II not satislaG'
tOry. BUYERS In our line will find it TO their al
vantage to give us call. Octls-3inos