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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-01-24
M A H II L Il ID .

In Augusta, Jan. 10, Frank N. Pierce and Flora
E. Moody.
In Lewiston. Jan. 10, j. H. Collins and Miss II,
Josie Wakefield.
In Lewiston, Jan. 10, Josiah Hart and Mrs. abb
gail Crossman.
In Gardiner. Jan. 20. Edgar A. James, of Pittston,
and Mary E. Taylor, of Gardiner.
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$1,000. Drug store for sale.
Il IN one Of the best thoroughiares in Boston, well
- established, and doing good paying business.
Long lease. low rent, terms easy. Owner has other
business demanding i'm neiia'e attention.
Jn24-3t TAYLOR s. CO., 20 State street, Boston
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NEW ORLEANS

NEW oELrANS-- itt': .s-,, -. &c. lass.
Marshman, Cardi.1.
Ar 18th, baruue A KenL eoy. Ho1ses, bo.u.aux.
2uth, Reunion, Tucker. Turks Islands.
AT nth sbip Kentuckian, Knowles, Boston.
Sid I'm sW Pass l2tb' ship Geneve Strickland, tor
MoBTLE-cld 10th, sch Carrie Heyer, Poland, for
'f FERNXNDINA-Ar 18th, sch Ella NJ Yennell.
Mitchell. Havana.
SATiLLA-Ar 10TH sch Helen Snow, Snow,
SAVANNAH-Ar goth, schs Annie Murcbie, Mer.
r Baltimore; johnson. Barney kichmond
CID 18th, sch Fred SpofoId Turner, New YORK
Cid goth, schs Warren Blake, Meservey, and Car
RE Hover. Poland, Darien.
CHARLESTON-Ar 18th, sch Harmonic, Burgess
Belfast.
Ar 18th, sehs VIM Deming. Cook, Demarara; Ida
Burgess, Burgess, New York.
Sid 21st. ship John Sidney, for Liverpool; brig
Fannie Hutler. tor BucksviIe.
WILMINGTON-CId 18th, sch Sylvan, Clifford,
Havana.
Cid 10th, sch Campbell. Smith, Curacao
In the Roads 10th, sch LaMoine, King, for Boston,
BALTIMoRE-Ar goth, sch sesulu, Davis, from
Cid goth. schs Lizzie Poor, Dickcy, Belfast; Geo
Somes. Pray, Providence.
Sid goth, brigs Faustina, and Clara Brown; sch
NEW YORK-Ar goth. schs Nellie, Ashford, from
Calais 20 DAYS; Elwood Day, Terry. Kennebec; Char
| ley Cobb, Kennedy. kockand.
| er, la. 20 days; Estelle Day, Arey, Brenen Hun
tress, sprague, Dennysville; Catawamteak, Lord,
CID 2'tt. barque Annie Gray, CHM. for Havana |;
brigs Q Redman. Redman. Barbados; Richmond,
Powers Guantanamo; Kodiak Downing, Cardenas ;
| schs Ella Hay. Jeson. Jack sonville; Isaac Keen,
Rogers, Mayo, Boston,
| NEW HAVEN-Ar goth, sch Freddie Walter, At.
wood. Portland Tor New York.
| PROVlDENCE-Ar 21st, Saroue Nav Stetson
| Spates, Catania; sch Silver Lake. Reed Norfolk
Below 2ist sch Darius Eddy, from Elizabethport;
| Billow, from Port johnson.
HOLMES HOLE--Sld 21st inst, baruues flenry
Flitner, and A franklin; briggs Kaiahd,n. Charles
| Wesley, Adele McLoon Albert. and Arthur Egces.
| so; scbs M w Drew, Rising Sun, Mary, Sea bird
| White Sea, and Anna Leland.
BOSTON-Cld 21st, scbs Mary Baker, Ellis, ia.
| maica; A Hodgdon Merritt, Portland
| Ar I'D, sch j P Merriam, Clark, Belfast
Cid 22d. briggs Mar;posa, Milton, Trinidad; Sports.
man. Morton, Matanzas.
| Long
GLOUCESTER-Ar2 1st, sch Jas Jewett, Coombs
| Belfast tor Boston,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-01-24

WEAT IT CosTs TO HANG A PERsoN.-The
bill of Thomas B. Grose, Sheriff of Knox coun-
ty, for the execution of Clifton Harris was
$371,5S The Bangor Wing gives the follow
ing as copy of it:
State of Maine,
To THos. B. GRosE, SHERIFF, DR..
1869
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-01-24

Something worth Knowing!
FTNHAT Rubber Boots and Shoes OF all kinds can
be REPAIRED and made quite as good az new,
at GOwelps Shoe Store,
je17eodntf Under t1e Falmouth Hotel
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Engine for Sale.
Lost.

~ horse power Portable Engine In perfect reparr
a suitable for Ice Packers Will be sold cheap lor
cash. PORTLAND STAR MATCH 10
in2fdtw&w1ts
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RETWEEN Saccarap and Cumberland Mills.
- an Gypsum Robe and a Horse Blanket. Tho
Under Will be suitably rewarded by leaving he
same at Eben Sturges Store Ia Saccarappa. jal4d3t
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Store to Let and Fixtures for Sale.

He Store now occupied by f. L. LITTLE, on
Il the corner or Congress and Brown streets, Is to
be let. This is one of the best located Dry Goods
Stores in the city, with all fixtures and convenences
Tor large Cloak aud Dry Goods business, having
been occupied Tor that business curing the ,past six
years.
e. e. LITTLE.
Jan 23-new ed If
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Dif'rnc in Increased ami int
Exch,nCa unon iou...L

The cash difference paid on some of the above will
be somewhat modified after the payment OF tho jan
uary coupons.
4, Subscriptions will be received in Portland
by
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-01-24

]. Il. Marley, Daniel T. Pike, G. P. Coch-
rane, G. NJ. Delaney and others mentioned in
the report, were guilty of NEST unpatriotic
and diahenorable conduct in procuring the in
seitlon of fraudulent names in the municnal
returns, knowing them to be fictitious. ur at
any rate not representing men to whom
Maine was entitled. Neither the curious nom
ehalance of Mr.. Pike, who, we understand,
openly exults in his gains, snaps his fingers at
the idea of any retribution and saws with
pleasant sir of unconcern, Certainly, made
some money; I'm glad of it; help yourself nv
dear friends, if you can"-or words to that eff
feet; neither this glorying in his shame on the
part of Mr.. Pike, nor Mr.. Farwell's disingen-
Gus and futile evasions and denials can
change the estimation in which these acts
will now be held by the public. An Augusta
representative in his speech of last winter
spoke 80 confidently and triumphantly OF the
TACT that Maine did not get credit for all her
lnen Al me navy as classification of sales
u names LOT money by substitute brokers and
recruiting agents, that many otberwise vary
sagaclous persons at once Conceded tbot tho
defence was valid. A few words will -
that 1t was not. If these names were cen,,;,
and were properly returned, the towns ,nare
entitled to their credits without payment oe |
bounty to any person. By what authority did
the Delanyes, Cochranes ard Farwells mt
themselves in the position of public benefic-
aries? Considering that the money was lust
ly payable to men of flesh and blood, was it to
these soldiers of fortune instead of to men
who were periling life and limb in their coun. |
try's cause? No one has yet been found so
insane as to conjecture that 50 much as one |
dollar of the half million paid to substitute |
brokers, ETC., ever went to the men to whom |
1t was ostensibly due for their services to
their country. The fraud in its details is in
conceiVably gross. Mere names on loose !
sheets Of paper, with no authorization or
pretence of authentIcation-lists to which
any man that could write might make addi-
ions without fear of detection,- were ped
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JoUvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price %
cents per bottle. mr28-d1y
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SPOKEN.

Dec IT. lat At so. Ion II, ship Alhambra, from Liv-
rpool for New Orleans
Jan 49, lat 80 40 N, Ion II so W. barque Hawthorne
from Philadelphia for Hamburg.
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GALVESTON--Ar 18th, barque Beiress. Rbea.
Liyerpooii brig Gambia, Gilkey, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.


IoSDoH March lTaU nj olo ened az 92 f'F norev snd
M f aeeoun Americas zecuns opened quiet and stsa'y FIVE
Twenty bonds 1852 si ld5 So 1861 ~! TebForii,. SBt hoefi
tne Rssy SHARES lS nois Ceaifa, Hot Atlantic and Great
Western q.
LygEPooL, Msrh 7-li:3o mCotton opened finn; Middle
Uphnds tsL II dng Orleans 1i tie sales OF The Gfy arc 81
mattel at HVO ha sales Of TIE week, 1Bo1 bales including IL I
for export an 500 Tor sciaoa stoc 400 bales Of ,h t
tJj are Ameean; imports Of the ODj bales Of which 0,J
are from American ports; actual exports q the wceS 300tse
LDSDON M41ca li--ll:D q. n-hpnis furpen me yldJ1A
ANTWERP harh N-Peiroirlm 'JL fer star'sr! Whit ,
LONDOs, March 7l3 Anercsn secaTes quiet and steady
Atlantic and Great Western iaisav shares, df
L'poS March 7l;30 m-Sps Petroleum Cat at lid y gal
Spirits ruTpentne 81 y est.
LvERrooL March 172:5 miT1e marte. for Behistuf is
quiet Com . The receipt Of Wheat uf tue Tee ia
have been Il 800 as an American, PORK, 81 PML 90,
LONDON March IT.: CnsOs closes! al "a for morev and vi
fpr account Auerc.n closed United States Five
Twenty bonds 1867 g; c. si 1851 90. TcPOrdes 49, Stocks
closed im Ene lt Illinois Cearab tl Atlantic All Great Wort
ern. &l.
LygIPoor, March l7:3o p m-COton closed quet Mailing
Tpl.H ga Mrg 0rezns III sales Of the day 1000 bales,
go tor export speculation Tie Manchester narses for Goods aud
Vans is qH.ct and 1rn. Pork IL declining.
LoSDoS. March f7-i:5 m-TaioT, AaHa Clover Seed %
ass
LsRPoot, March l1Arrvel steamer Nehrlska fom NevYsh
M With M rac. OF cooni ship BacAwal IRON SSOrleAa
Feb g. with $50 bales of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

PRtpaY March IL BEEyHsAriyas to-day 10 car loads Tom
mi 10 cars ~ One hard,dtt ~ bead, completing ar6
Ill ek be for both live and dressed s oe sd
y.ng ale A. d. and al the live stock selling early The Conmnn
nav -tk held by Gomez Mcpherson hely ears ny f
M. Co by \ W. Aleron Co. The Kelley NeP1f
Ia1 lead Ohio rnised steers sls3a cwt sold by Cehey Me
Phe Al d1iIc, with 20 tops snoNdsn ac'on,i rl2o
each or upon i5c They prime The TOT Mcpherson
cs nO. lJc They aso sold - ONO steers Tor r.
Knan. cEL, 20lic and ~ 10 for hemAns Aul thn Vt
cwt l2ic. ,-.., ~, =. H.,
s.l 7I shei came yesterday all % u! olilo
Al one huhdrehsL d. Wsire had al eSt Illinois
2diic; Coon Thompson t cS also innoia
At /! Jtci them 1870 h. AZ l3ic.. 81 n eat .
SHgyr-Aniyas to-day 35 making Il $40 for the week asfte'
,ty active the stock selling e aud At s better tne OF doc
ior 100 b lots No poor Tot was sold This III - y better
The s0ck arrived ~ Forty efhutt hf
car Ilrme Elliott sui McCuW Reid esra~L caf' 81
Conuuupsw n pcoek and car Judd Baiinghsn ..
NesuaWlsB, "A ~ OHIO, sold NJ -. -,.-,,. M.
A. TorJsg KIRBY so 20. STATE sheep 90 70 A. s 1
IA qll H. 7ie a. VI n o. 90 10 Of Na.o 10 AZ sci io
Do lOi H. sg VI evt and 800 hisblTst w H. CIV svt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18
nCMEGrIC M.RKRrS-

PHirA hsrch i7Coi'oa Nsnce le; Milling rpsnfs
ar draeu but Fio, Foar e active sapern-,
~ Is - 62 IrGas srd Ohio DO - b; Faacy $50 50
WIZ, 10 fir dcaand PED weiTn c59sI g. re stead n,
Western C3ICe trm Sugar UNCHANGED p,
'i aS%3' MT Tf7 & 9 s Ss 'f Fei
S ana god faa ec.s 81 a. q, :, o. %IsS1 GJg
frmer White souih, GGSc Iclos TO- e9Se 0As ffueF at
O,agoo March I7-FJur anI market ,,esi
,s, s 2 N 9 W.T. e 80 spGf WIT Or Afa
1850 hush 'aLcr g. Corn tna but dali ss
Si6e Grains quiet Con Ma-si 90 s1 Boiei "a yaoOl
dIsy-. t@9sSj iaa arynes loJfc. Isroaa fIe's9~1
sg5, 70 Sl s 90 S'S to- S S IS % '
pgFy h Pcs 19:i I and Ja SY S[oTnd Spite ss
Four 2{945 80 wss.ern Eig $ 80 S' B,sIi 81 "a
2si b.a No. Ts.ncs Clsa SIS ear Rel Winter 81 81
clrs Wh,c kenu"Sy a. = 90 n sore orr ali ,a csra ~
1-ieyi . le Taot{ sod 50 59@E ~ 10 oas ae.s|
Glover a. ~ - 10 a. Li'gr cover a. - - f'fA Ssl 90
SiHsS1 HeS -es,So.sias joHs ye-1bcrc,,c dn'ndi
s ,: hat @ i5 a. S s ~ aTs Low Mf .fa . Soc
love-! 3d. RI wa,b ~ G as TO- 10, ii l CON Jan All
col hgsh. rist u, Nv .ab Cora. 40 bus9 o t. m
tar r. q iic Foq; .,sey ar IL 10 rand: F,ig SO %
eso % S1e9 tr and N AR teael a. = 90 Corn sH :nI e.
demand 5c 80 p Barley EdFEne n fi demand
At ,aj 90 $40 si.'' WRlS III ara Sc
9Ii,h III 1 S n 5 al cc o., tui At Sc
Petroleum CTa!e very Ill he'd % ~ Kesned ia at q
axle .,-.a
Mitw,ugsr Msrel I7-Fur-EI;ra sF-hg saoe at g. "a
a a. - -, tts flfi
No. III Sc CornNo .dNd ~" kyeto ~ '8c bhIet 81
Dressed Hogs, - 5t $50 RcepS-l"o bOE@
Elpu- 81 ba,h eat Sh.paeuts--b 600 hbls flO1T.
MENrIIs, Mech rcottou irm Low Mailing lte: reeer'
OF The week ~ has shipments, ltJ b es sues F bat
Receipts to-day, j5 als shipments lOj bales Fni unchn e.
t. Oats aim att re ~ bJGt4t baod
du Kes l31lc Pork oGna ~ Bacon dal Sizes Vf@ilc
liuk siea's dal Sho,al ?, lie sides. = o 0ic: ,o.
March Ill bicccsaiss 5J Lids ss, AZ 70 'O@
81; Lo, Leaf 80, Good Leaf Eciiun BrKat Wrappers
sea r3 Cotton Ndng .0lgie Poar act vei Extra Fam
~ IS srm Whis. ~ -, sackeL Corn Lts
q sachel RE quiet az
Provisions unchau W.isky lnirg at BIC.
Cnfclso March .Fi01r Extras duh "leat-Ho 9net
a9t over eoei 81 "a. ohl > &- seller Apnii ste'lOo
active At - Isl, ST %. seller AIfL Cora lui,s a. goa
f No steaiy hang, Bye dull NJ Sic for No bar
declined ss hghsnes esdy and timer At
ace Provision. Mess PORK. $2J s. cssh. Lard lsd -,c
DTsg.sd Su4irs loose Boggh Ntes 81 Short Sides S lyo
.hrr 90 50 iJ ~ 90 Ca dnl a. 20 20 -
10, Air 10 eoi-. hhl Flour 500 tush whoa, 70
o. b,l Fosr, 30J bG Wheat, 1900 lush CON- 400
~ Lorrs March l-Coion tra at 3iolHc Flo1r heavy
GupeaBe Winter - 80; EIl W me, So 70 l1 bOubf
Ey'ra &c ~ Wheat tul All tecacl 20icf No 2Np1ug
81, Rel Winter ~ - Cora dali fnd de30ned ltlc No
Mixed White In aak flac. 0ais Gi snj dseAre q
De-: sales 4eIr3c. e. Mixed. tack 5S"56e. sDket
y3daic que 8 InscO Hemp. aud Bgsirg unchanged
Por. $40 So loose Bill G. Rib, lH7}c tnF SIDES lc
Bi0e.r Clear Rio lc CleN d-s, itt0lc
llaI--S urcl and Psil, s1sic Csu'ss4, 5aIotc. Isr
Gr II Caulr~ 81 . cne - rs 2JG 81 Cattle
changed R,cepts-3ttp bbt. tloFr !2o9 buh "hea"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18
FAMILY MARKETS.

Fpp.r Nfch poultry have changed most during tie
mas week peny al quito Tow TIE coa te" ana SOUP
. ,chnr l00 Re and 70 pc Joy rhs Nlch formerly ~
be port,r.houe kept 20 Sc and even BE- u ID
Mutton advanced owing to seut supply fore quarters -
nile sceorrg fat and 2dl1e Tor hniqusre n h"
spring lambs sae t2G M each Veal abundant but no
1--we If the mail veal 8dOc for fore and Odlic or
bnd-ousrers Pork is Working At wholesale.
fe,men setting sbid poles but these th Rave no' passed INC
lnal numer rescued those waters
m ,f supply from Norfolk and sell Soc 81 each lfd snP
r, from Charleston Offering somewhat Freely al bdLpy 10
Cr1 sluoB awning Considerable quantities, and retailing at
EdSOc. y h. ~ ,.,, -,
Col p and high again choice turke, and chekess sell
ING AZ q2c ~ Sprng bfor chickens are eherhs az 81 opg
~ y pair; tnet AZ ~ Oj rel e1ds ,nd bsht Al 81 20
ii ~ hoab 5OdGc Wild pgeon- have Iut In an appearance at
80 50 y doL ., a, ,,. o,. st
Bermuda ,mrWhst plenty retailing Al ,ooT| boI
potAoss by last Bermuda steamer aud were
~, ort AZ a. b; sufficiently to be rcisid in
et Florida arrived Gays ago bu were
% In good Spinach sprouts lettuce and rAdisae are IN fair
supply. -. 49,, -, a.. ..,,,r sr.,,I, {, ,,...
pye from Bag-iresh Jerseys-np 2dl3, Western
m &c ,sreT ,he geese eggs offered for &c ltile
f,,,b or ueg butter IA sale al about iSe. y 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18
COTTON MARKETS


Egr.OsryaNs kpuh 1t lton On G Su'ns' Htdl4lci net
recps II D. bias sass l,ia bs,s; Fes 3J his stock,
59t it LaIe. ff rcp Of gers s3 BALES iSa baes
erpari-o L.yegT,O - ~ i!csi 'oI ~ o-i to Bremen
Genoa talrs Ji4l bse bufe ~ SS saes V 'ae
p,,,Ky,, Mr.. Coiton-P cirtJ o. the week 70 bales
iT.-tOttoa firm; Low hiilnA lJci net re-
[ 2l0 b-,, o. tscoatwse h5ls se 90 calesi u OK,
~ ties; net werk. 1897 bes exports e9sst"'se
aal hsles! sale ~ 'he week ik0 bales. 800, ,,
s,y,.SA I7CoitOn in iar derd Mahngs lft.i Ly'
at 80 hs,. Goa wise 'U1 bales sales l baes s'ocA ~
b,e, De- re- ~ the soe. Il l5 bales eIos-i J,t
lol bses: the continent 3j7 Olrs eAss"'s fS' 'A' ~
o. w. NirsI Cotton oue NiiEnss l net reee)ts
Vie iB bies saes Too lacs stock, s3hal bae ne.
~ te a.. pa t1le.; eo.s 62i7 he eKpoto brst Dll'
s ias co swi.e 81 bale; sale OF ID week Jy aes
Cuvysr1y n rh COJn aciiyei I'Ol ulaIap &c ny
h : stool 81 so sss seps OF the week so oaesi eip2
Retain the continent, J9o b-Iesi eoas'H
"a has. sale Of a. week go bal , go, 49,.
Wust,roN nsrch iT-CopOn unsettdi Ml1hnss Jio hS r.
eut. hs sales 80 bales; stock 5o baes hr iaS
Vel GO ba; eIyors-eo,strse l bales sae' Of Tie week. ~
c,,ryoEy Marcel l7Coon easier rot oTeri adling' - e.
,r,iot. 43 Iai 500 balCs; export -eotsise -
10. fS B,Ie. .cf 10 bales pet receipts o. hs "es 80
n, goes 8i8 brles t-ports 10 eoLuh' ~ ' ''
ia b,les sae Il tho week J5D D7le ara, . ,.ns "a
Vosroy March l-Cotlon quiet Mlilngs, 5se he' r'pu 20
-. ross bsles sales, 80 bales sock i" o,' ny ~
~ 49, csI as brs gross 85j bales exports ~ isrAoo ~ ~
IN lsles. ssles Of the gecs JHy hslss ..,,,. o.,
,Ir,rto the continent 9 ba.ts coaE'.e "a hes .ets
"a ok tO7T1 baLs; receipts OF ne Neh ~ Ae' "a
n Greet Britain 2R9 bs 70 ne naanea E'' Os'esi N'a'
-, 1 7g0 hales; aes 81 the week, sos halt% .oL.t.
1t OrNet Tece'ftSol neNesh' ~ ~
March l7lle lotion ePvrs ef le n''''i "' "
- a,lg to4It IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
\. ;. HATCH,
HARVEY FISK.
Esq & HATCH.

HARVEY FISK. A. ;. HATCH
FISK & HNTCH,
Banker aud Dealers in Government Securities
No. Nassau-st., New-lOIk, March Ill, lon.
We buy end SELL at current market rates, tie First
Mortgage cold Bonds Of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL
noAD CoMPAxY, and recommend them to investors
aud others contemplating an exchange Of their
Fiye-twenties, or making new investments, as IL
fnt-elass security, yielding liberal income on their
cost. combined with perfect security, and having at
all times q ready market at quoted rates.
These Bonds represent first lien upoE the most
productive portion OF the Great National Pacific
Railroad which has already proved to be one OF the
most profitable and influential railroads on this con-
tinent
They are well known in Europe, aud are dealt IN
at the mncipal Bourscs and Stock Exchanges Of The
world, including those of New-YOTk, Amsterdam,
Frankfort, Berlin, ana London.
We buy aud sell Government Bonds, Gold end
Coupons, execute orders in miscellaneous securities
at the Ne"-foIk Stock Exchange make collections,
receive deposits subject to check at sight allow in
terest on balances, and do general banking bust
ness. FIX " HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18

Home Elliott soi ~ Mchsan seep g ~ lie "a! 70 q r.
l9l state "a D, 5Ic. MeGaw Rei ~d 9 OHIO SHEEP ~
At ormunplH Pe soli lsl Ohio fesp ~ ID Al tte fn
Do ~ 10 sane price; 30 ofe6 b. e; "a " d. ~ 100 o. % ~
Bsf., vi l0 u lC9 3'c aboa. ~ b otA 'ef uAet
pace from Jconay at - 20 The - manga 'Ao-Ii e'
farmers 10 s1lyiag
plng " ~ seek am SOL price, crw rtfa u 1--we
Gei'i St. M 20I n Oo 10 soi IS Fort e VIII 'PB
lui 10 counn ~ me ~ b, these yards ger cl'h lor ~
me q Co. hcteli Cubs a. liz Reid, sud biyi % = %
nlDiw, Mcbride lad ard A. VI oinei Hthg
li'ue' and s. ". Ac ton CO., or each Dressed log.
wce rs 'od Il lei 10 H. GoSD, io.c light 5i PCS ho' Ds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18
A CHOICE SRcrnnv
n NHVINE NF'IEIIY.
EEw-YORR Az OSwEGO MIDLAND K.uRoAp

NV YORK Az OSwEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT Goip BONDS
A very large full paid W stock subscription.
$780, $500, AND ~ 900 BoNgs
COUPON AND REGISTERED
The new trunk line from New-YoIk CITY to the
North and West between the New-York Central and
Erie Railways, and many miles shorter thsn either
from New-York 20 Buffalo.
Two hundred and twenty miles Of finished road
already in existence cost twice the amount of bonds
issued may fairly be called the best character Of
real estate loan title perfect and value cons tly
enhancing; issue OF bonds positively limited to
$1,000 per mile of finished road very small loan
per nile, highly thought Of BY bankers, and, We be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18
REcrIpTS OLE pRnDTCE.

- Icr Itsss a. hGrrOfos - a..
MARCH l41 p - Ashes pkss. BeesgaI 2g5 hNs 'o,o1
- pale. broom Com 80 bhl Cotton seed Oil 55 BIS lS.' ~
bah What y 90 huA Corn Us bash Oi's 52 hHsh % e
go bush Grass sec 10 Pix Seed go buh Bean' ~ m D.
Pes ~ bsgs Pens - bL. Cora ye, 1880 bags Torn se
tpJ bhs Pork, 3i Jiss Cut Mea ~ PA Gra 50 ift
I'm 'g pkg Selr9, 10 pSgs Batter O pig. CeeS - 80 ~
r. ~ ptgs faow. e. pigs Drri Frat, 81 Oh exc %
tb Whsy 42 es Wool ii bales Hemp, % hsbs Hons So sae'
Leather fIg Hes. 70 ba Hide. b5i Bids T0uycro LIE p
Tobacco 5 Ik lelA GO pigs. Starch nc 6s fsaaas 3" 1-'
Noes ~ bales Skns pAss Tea. 300 Hons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18

lieyc. security OF the highest grade The road IL
earning largely is a better investment than money
in savings bank. For sale by
GEORGE OrDYKE & Co., Bankers. No. % Naesau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18
Acorcv 70 receive subscriptions for the

INV L0AN OF TIE UNIFIED STATES.
los. r. OEyIs President. BENZ. ii. DEWEY. CaShlfr'
nm SgcI1urY BANK OF THE CITY or NV YORK.
Idesire TO call your attention 70 the dcslraDilty
If the new Loan of the United States, Tor wb!cb
tI- Bank has been Designated ~ an agent TO receive
snhsc,irfions By the Hon. GEO. s. BOUTWELL,, Secle-
M such subscriptions the books arc now open DC
THE SECURITY BANK,
$40 Broadway.
Tia Ropds of the United States, now to be had IT
nor are free from taxation and perfect security
as "a n. Iuire 10 commentator az our hands. 90 -,
Absolute safety is in the long run mOIe pronlaOIe
than high rates Of interest
For particulars, apply to -, c...,..p DIX
JosFPH q. ORvIs President of the Security BANK
New-York. March 6, ijd. ,u G
F. s-TliS Bank Is nov ready 70 receive the u; - -
Nav / from which date the new bonds viii bear IN
terts scrip certificate calling for the bonds on
a., ala bonds. JOSEPH Z. OEYIs, President.
To Br0KEas.-Wantcd position as Bookkeeper
md Cashier IN STOCK God House by parry tn0@uSny s ~
~ basps. Best reference Address '" L. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18

IT, stlte bond market was again duh, though the
,ooI,n, were t1Ge larger than yesterday Prices were
sner.lly fraction lower. Tennessees having declined
e. a. Virginia c. now to G6t, and North Carolinas Old
e, g South Clro'jaas were steady at G5665i. The fol-
rho "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-18

Tie Philadelphia stock market was steady today
PENNSYLVANIA 6, 81 issue, sold at 1914 Philadelphia
and Eric r. T.. o.; Readl}g L. T., o. and Pennsylvania
Il T., GIG Gold coed at ma
Tire aggregate amount exports exclusive OF speci
from the port Of NewYoTk for me weeiending Marchh
ISL, vas s C.a,s55.
Philadelphia ii ,1at n says: Nessrs. jay, CooRe
Co have been nIpotcd special agents Of the Treasury
Department for negotiating the United States loan
with the National Backs, aud have already forwarded
subscriptions 10 The amount Of several millions To-day
the following parties have subscribed through them
Mechanics National Bank, Pittsburgh s266.o00 :;
Fir. National Bank, Green Fey, Wis, SO'0" !
First National Bank, Faribault, MINI. 5000 (;
First National Bank Curwensvile, Pa, S2'@%
Secoud National Bank, Lansing, Michigan
$1,000; Horeslalc pa National Bank sd9'ooo' Knox
County National Bank Mount Vernon, OHIO, $4,000
Brandon WI National Bank, 10000; First National,
Beverly Ohio t51Oo0 Second National Bank, Ia'Ven9'
Ohio slOlO0 On the cCh inst the privilege gwen to
the banks to subscribe TO the Ave per cent loan Win
olt requiring tcIn 10 take also portion Of the bonds
bearing a lower rate Of interest will expire.