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Wanted.

"a AlYOUNa aiANs witha1t 9 family, 81 good 5;, L
and leave ottiera. to ettend 10 theirs. Hithont
respect to poiitics. Liberal wages 1ill be
paid iPAYSINGER l. FhiNKLIN
April IL l3 15--'',- &.
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MIR. EDITOR: Please allow us space in your
columns to return to the Firo Department
and our friends our thanks for their kindness
in subduiDg the firo in our store on last night
April 16 MONTEITH & NFIELDING.
NOTICE.-The sale OF ICE will be discon.
tinuod until further notice, as eomo part Of
The leo Machinery is out Of order. All per-
sons having Tickets and not inclined to wait
the money will be refunded to. q
April 10 sEo ihiis JOHN, g. sEE1ERs: ~
Heise's Ice Cream Saloon
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Lippman's Bittcrs are for sale by all drug.
giata and dealers. Depot in Columbia. Il. O.,
at GEIaEn 4 McGnEaoR's, Druggists. sl8
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geS~ Bills marked thus (#) are being
redeemed Mt the bank counters of eaoh' :,
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gAXAS 6sAXaXx
Banker aud Broker, No.
Names Of SecuT'itfessa Rat,
STATE SECURITIES. i'if !! !.
North Carolina, old y. {,
n. Carolina, new,
South Carolina, old ..
8. Carolina, new. ...'.. \
8. o. reg'd stock, ex in.
Georgia, new.
Georgia
Tennessee, old,
Tennessee, new. J:
Alabam l.. j. ~. :.
Alabama :. .. -.
CITY SECURITIES.
Atlanta, Ga. bonds.
Augusta. Ga. bonds.
Charleston stock.
Charl'n. Fire Loan BIDS
Coln mbia, s. G, !, bonds
Ga. bonds.
Macon, Ga. bonds.
Memphis, Tenn. binds
a4l old -.
. trfi new.
Savannah, Ga, bonds.
Wilmington, N. G.
Wilmington, N. O..
RAILROAD BONDS.
atlantic and Gulf. /.
B. r. R., ,1st mortgage
Central Georgia. !.
Charleston and Savan.
Charlotte, Col. g. Aug. !.
Cheraw and. Darlington !
Cheraw & Oar, I'd mort
Georgia Railroad,.
Green. & Col. 1st. NOR.
Green. & g.. State guar
Laurens.
Memphis & Charleston.
North Eastern 1st mort.
North Eastern, I'd m ort.
Suv. & Char. 1st mort.
Say. & Char, State. qua
South Carolina.
South Carolina. .
Spartanburgan and Union
RAILROAD STOCKS. p
Atlantic and Gulf.
Central Ga. ex div.
Charlotte, Col. & Aug.
Georgia.
Green. and Col. r. r. i.
Macon and Western. 81
Mal.il NIL pms q Cnar'iieston. 20 :
csol1n-ens'ern z, ,......
S"Tai13an 3 " - n q Charieaton .
g . - a. n. saGSos. 1a $50.
~ ~ ~ ~ q D & shares
pI pAMM ryn 2IocAs. 2S; =, J. ID
op :; ato6 p : CnArlin, = .
80 t1la.ni Ma Soog,o0U. W; -:
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6 1H'1eai E4VV,UoV: y,
80 y, -. HDan Mn. q lfaat 70. I
ou.o, a..;.o, W.; oann nanR, acojt' Otola.
~ ",,.tn, I.n, Nss! s1oo, oog....
oeu.in' ~ai,a saliona1 aI,' al % banK; NJ
s. O. q i,u,,s =, uap = ! - Sioo.0oo !
capital soon n00
Bank Of Charleeton IL
Union Rank g. CN
People's BanE 81 ca:
plan & NE Rsnr q -
Rnnk of Navharru =
Ran}, of Camdan
Others worthless
MIsoEIrAHrous orc,,D,,,,,
Charleston Gna %
Chnrl'n C;tvR r otoo,.
Graniteyillo NIon ~
G. & G. r. cert. ;ndah
S. @. r. cert. indeft's rs
N. p. r. r. cert indsh.
City Charleston Ger in
CITY Of NIemnbis conn
N. =. r. nref stoar
S. & u. r. past dine com
y. sc. r. nast 5no coup
EXCHANGE. ETcs
New York siaht
Gold
Silver.
8. G. BANK BILLS
Shank of Charleston
n1-
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad Ool.
1ae ZEE. EEs ssslgass &ssgsaaz
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
TUESDAY, May 2--P. ".

TUESDAY May 2-P ~
The dullness of the railway share list noted
Yesterday extended into to-day's dealings, where the
volume of business has been restricted scale ana
much less even yesterday This condition OF affairs
is not likely be materially changed the street goes
until after the dOngs of the Lake Shore meeting at
Cleveland tomorrow are known, as some prominent
operators are absent from the street and deprived or
such leadership certain cques helpless as ship
at sea without her rudder. We do not learn that any
important matters than the business usual at such
meetings. lie taken up though of course there is
the usual amount of gossip floating round concerning
scrip dividends changes in the direction, etc. etc. but
the stock has shown no animation. being
firm in the morning at lOt and about midday at lCos~
1884, and seader toward the close at 09i The chief
features Of the day the North Western shares which
were strong and made sharp advance, the rise being
doubtless in part due to the efforts of one Of the pools
Reading also moved upward, owing,
il is said TO favorable information from the coal
mining regions. Union Pacific heavy and lower,
despite the reports that the earnings for April will show
an important There fair business in New
York Central though Central Scrip Rock Island ST. Paul
Wabash and Ohios were neglected. Pacific Mail was
firm on moderate movement the business in Western
Union being of special moment. Transactions in the
less prominent stocks quite nominal, though We
note sales Of Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indian
apos at S9S Chicago and Alton, 49, ST. Louis and Iron
Mountain COZ Morris and Essex. 93 and Boston, Hart
ford and Erie 2i Miscellaneous shares other than those
aforementioned, quiet and Express shares frn
with sales of Adams at So United States 5s and Amer
can 5SI. The following table shows the highest and
lowest prices Of active stocks made to-day;
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
LAND GRANT BONps.

We offer for SALE at par and accrued interest, the
FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs of the NORTHERN PACITc
RAILROAD COMPANY, bearing interest in gold at
$40 per cent, payable semi-annually.
In addition TO the security usually attached 10
first mortgage railroad bond, these bonds consti-
tutc first and only mortgage upon about sixty mil
lions of acres of valuable mineral, agricultural and
timber lands. granted by the Government to aid in
the construction of this road
These bonds are issued both coupon and regis
tered interchangeable at the pleasure of the holder,
and are at all times receivable at 10 per cent pre-
MUM for the lands of the Company at their lowest
cash prices. For full information, address
JAY COOKE & Co.,
Ncw-York. Philadelphia. Washington.
Fiscal Agents Northern Pacific Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
Ncw-York, Philadelphia. Washington.
Fiscal Agents Northern Pacific Railroad.

TIE BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
RAuPOAD of Iowa il now earning more than II per
cent net on the amount of its mortgage obligations
Its per cent gold bonds equal for security TO
Governments Or any Railroad issue. They COM
nand a ready market, and We are prepared to buy
and sell them at all tmes.
No investment i'll tie market, possessing equal
guarantees of safety returns an equal percentage Of
interest.
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy has given n
traffic guarantee. and Oblgates itself to invest III
these bonds 30 per cent of the earnings derived
from all business from this road This is sufficient
indication of the estimate of the enterprise by the
largest and most far-Sghted corporation III the West
Price % and accrued interest in currency. PAM
phcts aud full particulars furnished on applcation.
HENRY CIEws n Co, 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
Y FISK. A. 8. HATCH.

FISK * HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers In Government Securities,
No. Nassau-st. New-York, May i, 1871.
The recent advance in tho Six PER CENT
GOLD BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD Co. to o premium above par affords
an illustration of tho popular demand both
in this country and Europe for reliable six
per cent securities having q long and fixed time
to run and paying fair rate of interest on their
cost ; and it further shows that the first mortgage
bonds of honorably managed railroads, when known
and appreciated, will command public confidence,
and must to large extent take the place Of the
Government Five-Twentes las the latter are pur-
chased or called in by the Government and thus
command higher prices than heretofore.
TuE CUEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD under sub
stantialIv the same Financial and Executive man
agement as that which has rendered the Central
Pacific so great success is being rapidly extended
10 the Ohio River in response to the demands OF COM
merce for enlarged transportation facilities between
the Great West and New York, and other Important
points on the Atlantic seaboard
The present successful operation OF the 227 miles
of completed road the value of the property upon
which they are secured the certainty of very large
and remunerative traffic for the road and the very
high character of the Company and OF its Oflcers
and Directors, commend the SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD Co.
to pubc confidence as SUPERIOR safe, and reliable
security.
We personally recommend them to our friends and
customers desiring TO make new investments, or 10
fund their Five-Twenties.
Price 30 and accrued interest from May ].
A difference of about 20 PER CENT may now be re-
allied with entire safety by exchanging F1ye-IWen-
ties for these Bonds. FISK q HATCH
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
THE MARKETS,
Ic.,eiuny Reported for TaE rslrrVs. !

ASuEs-Tle ,tnucs demand fer rots, a The ratAtl Is
Gr G o pes ~ lean of urptr at 70 3d
81 IS I.ad are VERY da and Tfices nominal at - ~ %
has moderate for Cora o. VI And
On on seing TO any other Kinds nesrceli NC or
State Mixed Msum titrn Jcbtc eh"te h'ih'' !""c
Bruons arr quict 81 5O6SJ y pes dotch -, -,
bRISrLES-he DEMAND oobiut ony mea'e aud Tie msArs Is
20, We ou,r A nom as 30 Ane ard White
RESW Af-TLc taakt fci qh,L hui sihvui
quOable change; quote Soailc'a a. t@t
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
Foreign Exchange is strong for tOmOnow's steamer at

Money rules in ample supply, and borrowers readily
meet their requirements at and per cent Govern
ment bonds, and and on mixed collateral Prime mer-
camille paper meets with ready sale at and per cent
The Treasury viii buy 100000 Of 520s tomorrow, the
initial purchase Of the May movement These will be
paid for in national bank notes entirely, instead of in
greenbacks as heretofore. The Government bond list
has been dun but firm, special movement being noted
in any Of the issues
d, & LIZ rn,-nrl fnl
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
Coleman BenedIct's closing quotations were

The gold market showed no exception 10 the general
duness Of the street the dealings being small and con
Quoted without spirit, Early sales were at l1lalls but
in the afternoon fell back to lS. In the gold loan mar
ket the lending rates at, and l, and cent
for carrying The Treasury dsbursed $2jO0 in coin in
terest the Hasata sailing with sl4,7OO in specie The
DAYS business at the Gold Exchange Bank follows:
Gold cleared s3297sOOO; gold balances, <S659i5; cur
rency balances, seCGG52 The following the quota
tinn.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
CLEws. HABICHT d Co.,

Y,
Circular Letters of Credit for Travellers also Com
mercal Credits available throughout the world.
Bills of Exchange and Teegraphic Transfers on
any part of Europe or the United States. Advances
made on merchandise consigned to our care.
Orders executed for Iron and Steel Rails
HENRY CLEws q Co.. 81 Wall-st., n. \.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
oy OF FARM j ~ q
WHAT KNOW OF FA IL NJ n ~ +:
: Know
or A..
FARMING.

Mr. Greeley . . SSG. !. .etodsd & nSs' Ss 1r, byas
He ays nope 70 know language that lew can ia 70 uh
"dentand.
nr a, could Of terms and distinctions M
a,.,,iisy 20 The general ear
r r. know Of oxygen hydrogen nitrogen etc hve atp,
1ns - Ebstever them would be useless 70 uo
dy ,o1u the elementary truths Of chemistry Ana on
," psrpleIing 10 others
ere s paragraph In pages which viii not pe feaG s
t understood by sehoOboy of bfeen years 'hth
Tiled 70 male that paragraph simple and lucid as intended
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

FREIGHrS-Tbcre ba. been decided decline q Grain to
Liverpool and this has i'du more laera o1t1ag, 'ny 81 Mes.
day were: 10 Liverpool $50 tdh Grain By steam At mainly
vat. Tn terms and 100 bale. compressed sail ne ehsJes
we vessel win gsner G @ S4S@ 20 Ap,sTp on % eriyae tSs
FRB CRACKERsThe market Is more aetye and 81 we &C.,
8 i9iS az y .fp moderate a for Foreign Dried spd The
market frn quote Lay Ran - t5G 81 'o Cw ''a sase,
We fha a3ai. az re- for pGn, ard 5SG5Sc for Mixed
nse GsASSs N sSlas e RF5.i 5siit y iSiES EsSr - Nth
at the close .he market hrn It on IN saynee % o. ne - hts
private e2 at - "a - ~ 9L 9S a9d 9 ~ E5 We ts for
& iS5 Neg Hs S3 81 q IT Vic n MSSn S SG ak aso barley
UNCHANGED Oats fnn sEd in fair mnd th sales are w W ss
ye ea and % GoDoa 5 SS 5u,t = IN ws I % %I M a.
export U I sni j .3i VI 6sts % do Ye'or Al S2assc
GCNNIES-Tee been Lut e denald oF heT Bags or
FOR the on sqi Coz he ater We are indebted to Me''r
IL Ii. CrocAer : Co for the following:
Stock in importers, and .paa.ors hand. 4 ISL 1870 iso''
sdes S3s'G hngf.s 15 and ecaac. Gaai, Sew s%
York APhi oO'''''''. 'bA!s' ~" AAo N'"
Stock in importers and spectators hands IN
s6sS 021" n importers and speculation. haHi. New
GySESG Is in moderate request and the market a at Oss.
HEMPoThe market for Manila has improved in price, tu. du,
quote loiGle, gold, aud Jl'e 5iq6le DO ,..o ,s,o
Bales. Bales Bales
stock in importers and spscuaOr bands in BOs = 90
stocg il mtcr,ers and ,pcca.a.cfs haadsa
York, April ao.''''' '.,''''' 300 $50 ~'o
stock in importer, aui specalsior' hands in Bo'
socl in importers and .cal4iors hand. in ses.
YORK, April 9'''''''' '.,..'''' ooO ~" ~"
STOCK in importer, sni .peai.'ols hands in Boz
stces in importers an, spectators bands New
6E5fls5, hit 4Di 81 & i demand prime @
the DEALING, eI-uy kinds trn. Toe
tdsta ie-a
2t024ir Rio GranGa 20 d2l Corenhe 2ic; Orroc tsr-
MIA l a23c Central Anne trimmed l0 not tiaroi s 5 a.
oras Mexican. l0 ki!c Texas, b.dG Nesn l1!GIcr
r yey moderate request market steady; qrots,
81 lOd ~ Slipping; 81 200 81 iS for Retail oisi 'yaot 4
Salt y Clover straw quie' lIt In - ~
for y ljG II 20 iO short TO-. ad 81 of Oai
HpPSrhe quiet, bu IN pcs We leaf 70
change quote l61gs 2c FOX tie bet qusht Cr @ are 1n
HoEYS0g are selling at SO Rio Grsnte ard IS r Ar''-
EDG0-rlee has e light demand for al Ans and prices
BENGAL rer H. go : 3,G - 10 GuatenslL.......S o'@Si 90
M4lrs- eureHey... ioe % Caracas ''~ "
LFATIERTLe very quiet but 5Ic : no ne o
mote In priees Tutaia ull stock OAK sn hgi i a ~
atd lleyv weights fiirf whle Light : dull kh liL 80
ouoe HeiulocA sbG2c tatorn'a % '-ao
C.oppe 24a afec Rough, 5l0 De-, and bellies h--'e '
H. a.. 5.-.,d NJ,
Slrsthng qi, tu siea The market ior % h ~ "a
more act We ana prc,s s.tsdy American DO - 90
firm New Rails quiet ani prces unehs'eec ithu "A
ms ns very prices nominal Pig Lad has N q
nric uouiuaiy stca5g NanfacttTei i quiet 'i - N
ar, without change snd H. demand has heet very t.' - n
dull aui n0nina ID Tor Siisit a1d -e iss' .ra
active aud steady. Other 4uis without imp'l' e'-ns@
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
REMOVAL.

NJ X. JEsuP & CoslPY have REMOVED from -
Pme-st to MARQuAND BUILDINGS 90 Liborty-s'''
near Nassau.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
ing were the bids

In railroad bonds there good investment; inquiry
noted for Central Pacfcs. Union Paccs were also In
demand prices having been well sustained The follow
ing were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

To BRoKERs-Wanted, Il position as Icokkro'er
in Goi lione b. Isr, t"en,ah or
M, buspr,. B,,t of .rps. 1v,u Address " L. J.. bsr a. 70
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

Present interest charge ............... sllf,36552
The proposed further reduction OF the annual
interest charge upon the public debt by refunding is
as follows:
Der cents Tor new iye per cents OF 1881 sjOO0OOO
ner cent? for fomT and half per cents Of 1885 100000
BV exchange Of S70O0OOOOO United States six
ner cents Tor four per cents of 1901 100000
Total saving per annum by refuuding 80. 23.5OlG0O
The whole proceeds of the new loans Will be APP
piled to the payment redemption and cancellation
of the go years SIX per cent bonds, and In addition
to these proceeds the j-2Cs are now being reduced
by purchase AT the rate of Sl0,0O0O00 per month.
&. G. NORYEII,
IN charge OF advertising United states Loans.
TIedStUV OUic6, Acg- York, April Is.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
port as follows at ip. M:

state bonds were quiet and steady. South Caronas
exceptionally lower at the early Board but fully
recovered the decline at the close The following were
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

The days transactions al the u s. SuDTreasury were
God ecepts... sI020b 90 Currency symenis.. S4294A "
Gold 5552 " Currency balsuce... 1921 900 50
GoJ balance tJ2i4bR s3 Customs 4IeVO W
Curfeucy Ieceipts.... ljJ,I6O J1i
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

VI. don't think rad enough-mr Greeley Saws; Wtnee
mge more thought with work Some thnf h Their heads
srh Intensely; Others their backs crooked TO the s
hpo T an IRON boop workers and the thinkers are APT
he distinct classes; they should be the same .
Admit that always been thus, by means follows ih' II
always should or shall be-"
Mr. Greeley his book: with the joyful trust ths the y
slight impec they will inete thousands o Young
t teel oer pride in calling and take hveler interest IN its
and that induced by them 10 read abr snd
which minister IT'S
cienv and pe progress towards perfection which few ye
have fny
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
Nto Dnblitaiions.
HORACE GREELEY's NEW BOOK.

One best books published GpOe the suhe IL % can be
cons 81 OF duh Agriculture that no 49, one
interested In work written by Of the greatest
of the simplest the world his most sgeeabe "SN
win gather ron is great deal o. S, will fnd
use the general
ceedngb fascinating frOm the pleasant style of ueauns
- ,lns.ras OF dollars II he viii ONLY
read and practice this book and other g that be gold
will gather from its sensible pages Ae'iee Pi'-"'
Aot thaun in aher hGr
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
Nrw LOAN oP TIE UNITED STATES.


The snbscrirtions to the New Five Per Cent Stock
of the United States now amount to about 6JVJOoy; c
They are confidently expected to reach TZgooUOOW1V W.
by the time the New Bonds are ready for delivery Ill
Nav The proposals of the Secretary OF the treas
ury will then be changed to the following pro-
gTamme: n, l1 1roJ M;
lions of dollars, payable in coin, at the pleasure Of
the United states after ten years from the date OF
their issue, and bearing interest payable qudrtelly
i'm coin at the rate of five per cent per annunl.
P,Opd: Bonds to the amount OF three h,lndTeu
millions of dollars payable IN com, at the pieaSmuIe m
of the United States after hiteeh years rom iIo
date of their ISSUE and bearing interest, payaOle
quarterly in con at the rate OF four and Ian per
cent per annum. ,,
Third: Bonds to the amount of seven hundred NIL
lions of dollars payable in cOin at the pleasure OF tine
United States after thirty years from the date OF
their issue and bearing interest, payable quarterly
in coin, at the rate of four per cent per annum
subscriptions to the loan will have preference
after the aforementioned two hundred millions are
taken up, in the following order. namely:
First: Subscriptions for equal amounts OF each
class of bonds.
Scc0a3: Subscriptions for equal amounts Of bonds
bearing interest at the rate of four and half per
cent, and of bonds bearing interest at the rate Oh
Third: Subscriptions for any five per cent bonds
that may not be subscribed for III the preceding
classes. -. ... 80
Subscriptions to the remainder of the S2000OOOOO
Of five per cents which are unconditional, are now
going on and the bonds will soon be issued TO the
subscribers who can receive scrip certificate IN adj
vance if they desire TO pay their gold or exchange
United States 5-2Js at once, In the registered OK
coupon form. Registered bonds will be issued of the
denominations of $50 $780, $780, 1000, $500, and
$1,000, and coupon bonds of each denomination eX-
copt the last two. The interest Will be payable III
the United States at the Office of the Treasurer, any
Assistant Treasurer designated depositary of the
Government, quarterly the first days OF February,
May. August, and November, in each year. :.
The bonds of the several classes aforesaid, and m
terest thereon. exempt from the payment OF all
taxes or dues of the United States, as well as from
taxation in any form by under State, municipal
or local authority. ~
After maturity the bonds last issued will be first
redeemed, by classes and numbers, may be des g
mated by the Secretary of the Treasury.
The reduction of the public debt since he close OF
the war of the Rebellion and the relie at the same
time, to the annual burden of interest, are as
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
6safbers.
MneireI Jnsirnmenis.

A LARGE stock Of PIANOS, best makers, to
"A KEHT or kELL eeap lr sash or on iR'I.msi h nTed
20 DuTeaSc Pesse <a ard ezmDe ~ h n hhihhLLs ware
Tsoms No Unon~qusre l!es ISurtb'aVel
EJSCHER's NEW SCALE PIAN0S-The best
an6 most reliable faro nse ye aods ssa feiy wsrrsnt1
P,o,y and rs 425 al vents fs5 beeI sb
DIANOS, = Secondhand PIANOS Of various
Il HAteTs eompiHg sqraye iprg ana 6rSnas 5oh sAhE ~
pces n CHICKRRlHG bOSh, 10 ii Es f"-I'oss"s''
bet uG FfthaVs.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

The following table, prepared by Mr. william a. kich
ardson Acting Secretary OF the Treasury shows te re-
duction Of the National Debt of the United SateT' 10
gether with the monthly decrease OF the interest Charge
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
1890, ,,onv DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY MAY 8, 1871
THE MONEY MARKET.

,,,vs At TIE STOCK ExCHANGE.-fIRsT CALL
eALh' lot O'CLOCK A. NJ:
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

niI r.. s,m.nd /. light aud the Hsksi fsesy "a e,s
w,,,,s lila In lsrs at "a. 50 currency, aud ,i"
gold. - -, u, u.,.r.,, S.sr anl far Port, sns
49, ,rs a. an. tts sapih fs PIhs Ne. ~ Me-
P'Is AN, , ~ oh To-. are hll SIS = m % ~ ais nr
lS IS Gr III. aa ~ . fer flae. u M -, s,d oset
sat ~, ,cr h,p tsVeo be rHrke A"N ara .ud 20
sh, Of ~ Ibis 10 q: VIA llo ot, - rs bbls a
rls lef II IA nf drrstHd an sie.2 ,,.r,, Reef
liz Is lr Phi. Nes Aed Si5G Flt 10 lAi4 - - s..e
,, .ud tuclsl.ut; sair VI lO0 os. al a. "s - ~
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

MOI ,SSES-rhe frangss Of hohers sui tre af'tI S,I
,nt ~ egu oA ctecks business basiaes A. nl
te ir,saa; prime grades trmi best eonHNa r' mi S
s,les pa .s ami ii bbs. Porto Rec oa ln'A's '
hills NewOrieaus At o2d1oc -. t..-l t,r snnt Tur-
r.nt,t. hut he market arw, With e OF ~ t =. a. q
scbsnahl Pesus Of a., Nod. ha heea quiet bal @ At Tss
- ~ for Strained. and ~ sea ~ q ter No :.
.oli 4 ~ 25a 81 Tar nartvt, al ~ y f"f " 's'''s
r Wimingon. Southern Pitch nominal Al ~ - yensrl;
OLS-1Le mse. fer ArericsG lns'ed is lh We n, n 20
,aot, a, % for .tsLs and So ior tt a. ".s 90
rslan, so ID ytseg, Crue Fish Os a' w t
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New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

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New-York tribune., 1871-05-03

The iVIIOwlDg were The bids Tor city bank shares.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-03
BUILDING MATERIALS are IN moderate demand. W. quote,
'eqoNi


COPFEETbe wholesale malet for Rio auos; stand and
there has been done In Jobbng u lte ne pnes
naming nopinsy unbanged West India stgs have ery t
indeed AMI prices ANYTHING have dovnsad tsnduey ss. -
bags RIO Pendegast and "a bags brsabo pya teTr
CAsDLESThere has been bat ght demand r an
and prtes nonnaly steady. We quote:
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