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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-26
FaRM FOR SHE.

INCUR HUNDRED ACRES, 40 ACRES IN
+ cultivation, under good fencei produces
finely: good buildings; excellent timber, water,
orchard, ETC. Healthy location, right on Mobile
q Ohio Railroad, one mile from Kenton Station,
in Gibson county; well adapted to farming and
stock raising. Terms, reasonable. For further
particulars, apply 70 or address
eep29 3m B. +. HARRIS, Kenton, Tenn.
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For Exchange.

MOST BEAUTIFUL AND LOVELY
n Residence in Edgeteld, with Improvements
worth 5000 or $1,000.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR 8 WEAKLEY, Agts,
n0yI2 till oc14, ~ 80 N. College street.
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PARTNERSHIPS.
Partnership Notice.

WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
w ourselves together TO do a General Com
mission Business, and act rs Agents for the Viz
ginia Manufacturers of Chewing and Smoking
Tobaccos. W. B. & +. L. ARMISTEAD,
Nos. Il and 10 Market street.
NAsHy1LIR. oet-0I. ISzI IT.. oc22 If
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West Nashville.

WE HAVE FOR SALE IN THIS BEAU
w tful and growing section of the city, sew
erai hundred feet of ground near the Fair
Grounds, which we will sell in body at three
dollars per foot. This is very cheap.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR 81 WEAKLEY,
noy2I till oc14,72 No. 80 N. College street.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING Qualified AS ADMINISTRA-
4 tor of the estate of j. b. Ferguson, deceased,
this is to give notice to all persons indebted to
said estate to come forward and settle, and those
having claims TO present the same within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. GEO. W. HARRISON,
Nov og diff Administrator.
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Country Residence,

ONE MILE EAST OF SPRING HILL,
" Tenn, with good Springs, Apple and Peach
Orchards, Garden, with such fruits as cherries,
ounces, plums, raspberries, etc. Running water.
s., 900 or g, 900 worth ofr0ck fence. New frame
dwelling with seven rooms, porch, gallery and
and ice houses; barn and good dwellings for ten
ants-some framed. Tillable lands, with 10 acres
good wood land-in all N5 acres. The purchaser
By calling at the premises can examine the place
and ascertain terms.
Oct.7, IL JESSIE ii. PETERS,
Oct11 3m.
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REMOVAL.

HHAS. E. GRIFFITH HAS REMOVED HIS
" stock of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols,
ETC., to the
S.W. Corner Of Church and Summer Streets.
Remember, he sells every article in his line at
the very lowest price. novZo Nv
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ADJUSTMENTS.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
1 Rare Chance for Investment.

A GOOD HOUSE IN EDGEFIELD, NEW
n " enclosed, containing ten rooms, on Lot
lODx20O feet with stable, cistern, ETC., all in ex
cellent condition, for IS, 500, one half cash.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR q WEAKLY.
..10&
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Tax PAYERS.

THE TAX-PAYERS OF DAVIDSON County
are requested TO come forward Immediately
and pay their taxes, or they viii find themselves
waited on by an officer who will claim cOnmls-
siOns and costs. A word to the wise is sufficient.
R. CALDWELL,
By JOHN TAYLOR,
now tilldecla Deputv CoIleetnF.
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PLORALGUIDH FOR 1872
NOTICE.

DARTIES INDEBTED TO THE LATE
/ frmef X. T. KIRKPATRICK q CO, either
by note or account, are hereby notified that they
are expected to cali and settle at once. The
books and papers can be found at the old stand
on College street, in the hands of Mr.. SUMNER
KIRKPATRICK, who Is authorized TO receipt for
all amounts paid him.
Creditors are requested to file their claims
with Mr.. KIRKPATRICK also, properly authenti-
Gated, with a view TO the equitable pro rata
distribution of the assets.
noy23 1w S. NJ. SCOT'T, Trustee.
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COUNTY COURT SALES.
-ssl ~>,~,~Nr~~sc ss,,e,N'e.s y ID 00Ooon0ro~o
COUNTY COURT SALE.


DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID County Court of Davidson County, made at
its September Term. 1871 in the above cause,
will sell at public auction ON the premises,
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COAL AND COKE.
BTNA COAL And COKE.

TIME PROPRIETORS OF THE ETNA
Coal Mines, after an absence OF ten years
from this market, have now opened yard on
CHURCH STREET, West of the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, where will hereafter be
found full supply Of their .. ....
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''TEMPLE OF MUSIC. !"

TIME UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
announces 10 his friends and the public that
he is receiving daily his mammoth stock of Pianos
for the fall trade, embracing
Steinway, Knabe & Co., Durham q
Sons, and Haines Bros,
conceded BY the Musical Profession to be the
best makers all of which are offered at the lowest
New York prices.
Sole Agency for the ssBurlett'' and
Prince q Co.'S ParIOr and
Church Organs,
the acknowledged favorites Of all who are SC
quainted with them.
Sheet Music, Music Books, anG Small Musical
Goods in full stock.
Pianos and Organs, new and second nand) fR
rent at low rates. Rent applied in payment Of
purchase.
Schools, teachers and the trade furnished at
wholesale prices same as Northern cities
Every instrument fully warranted. Call III 30
Union Street and be convinced.
sep1 deOdSw3m JAS. A. MeCLUkL
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United States $40 Bonds of 1862,
BE it Enacted by the city Council of

BE it Enacted by the City Council of
Nashville,
CEC. /. THAT IT SHALL NOT BE LAW
y full for the owners of swine to permit them to
run at large in any OF the Streets, Alleys, or
Squares of the City of Nashville.
SEC. 2. That 1t shall be the duty of the City
Marshal and of the City Police TO take up all
swine found running at large within the city
limits, and cOnfine the same in the Workhouse
for three DAYS. If, within that time, the owner
or his agent shall cali for said swine, they shall
be delivered upon the payment of one dollar for
each one so taken up. If no person comes to
claim the same within three days, then such
swine shall be sold for the benefit of the city.
SEC. 8. That this ordinance be published daily
for one week in three of the city papers, and shah
take effect from and after January l, 1872
Approved Nov. II, ISL
A true copy: ..-..
THOS. j. HALLE, Recorder.
nOv24 1w B., Z.
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To Merchants, Manufactur-
ers, Administrators,

ND ANY ONE HAVING LEDGERS TO
A balance, accounts to audit or adjust, the adj
vertiser offers his services as an accountant; has
had many years. experience in this country and
in England. Address t. g. COTTON,
Care of Orr Bros, Nashville.
REFEREECR-Cnv Eoote nov3 dim
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AGENCIES.
AGENCIES.
u, s. CLAIM AGENCY
a. w. WILLS,
No. 90 North Cherry street.
NASHVILLE, TENN,

nROsECUTEs ALL CLASSES OF CLAIMS
against the United States Government.
Vouchers purchased. Parties who fled their
claims with Pa.amOre & Sewers, or Clay Rob
arts, VIII please cali at nv Office 81 G ocs tt
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEATHAM'S
CLEVER ATTACHMENT, ,

ON THE FRONT GATE, ENABLES BUG
" gy and Carriage Drivers to omen and pass
through without leaving their seats. Now to be
seen at East corner of Courthouse.
nov9 eOd1up
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nchnnse only The Aneat seng Of 100 Tho bulk going

unchanged only the finest selling 6c the bulk going
week For toiay's market have 20 ears nj Forty
cighth->t., II ut Wcchawkcn and 3 az Communipaw OF
cSanec-rathcr lower OF The two sti we find p state
sheen al flc IS b, &C.; 50 u, 5c. 100 Canadas Co.
market heavy with lamb. II is not an uncommon sight
lambs dropped in the pens Butchers object 10
are forced to hasten sales. or Lose tho
%eight oI the LAMB LIKE Like pggy SON., T tr.e these
price OF pclt varies little from = 80 for the month those
worth Ate over ST. Among the stock Of the week were
IS ongwo0, state sheep fed 10y C. r. DE Camp Of Living
ston Co.. who got them M 10 1924 70 average, single
animals reaching DO 10 They yearngs and brought
note. More mutton gentlemen and more wool, even at
some Of toGays sales at Fortyeighth st. are by Hume
and Elliott 194 state sheep s2i b. sfe lsg do % b. fine
WOOL 6Ic IS Canada los n, 7c II Canada lambs, 81 II.
7tc Total for week G55 at So a. average, very many OF
Kirby sold li5 Michigan sheep II N, at 53c II state
s2s ~ Sc; p Canadas 100 b 6lc 80 do 12o n, 7lc Is
Canada lambs los n, az Sc. Total, iS5I. at - 40 oach
Sed Ka S Ill saTer Az Co. SOLD 2O state
sheep "a b at 4c; 23 of 7I d. &C., and l67 OF 96 D. 7c
Van Vert sold state sheep 76s To- at &C., 1877 OF II
70, IS l5 p cwt., and -0l OF 30 % at SIC .
Judd Buckingham sold 59'7 during the week at s. IA
Lerch Barnes sold 972 at 81 Al each.
SWfNE-Recoipts OF live, N,97l, or about the same
number last week being very light run for fort
nght OF Western dressed, 1850 arrived during the
week. For today We have 2I at Forieth-st,
and 16 at C0mmumIaw, about all OF them 10
slaughterers. Live hogs have been losing money
right along. hence the lighter transactions. T1ey
quoted at 7ta72c. In the absence OF morning
kilograms from Chicago dealers sold city dressed on
Change at about Saturdays rates s. SEE for heavy
ease for 2OO down 9Ac for leo 10 down, ana 9sc lOr
l20 10 pigs Upon learning later III the day. OF an i'm
p0rtaAt rise in mess pork and live hogs IN Chicago
dealers not pleased with their morning saies
Western dressed s3ld later and did better, heavy
reaching a asic and Light sigstc. state and JERSEY
heavy hogs, dressed. sell al d &C., with medium 10
a, fancy prlccs-O5 lie, ANA even aS hlg a. l2c II
they down 20 % n and under. From me Chtcago
Lire Stock Reporter Oi the 18th find receipts r tAe
week. at tie Union Yards, SAP, with 1927 shipped
showing extensive packing.
The following are the receipts and shipments Of hogs
from Oct Jan T. TO which must he added the Giitr
between receipts and shipments 70 date In rder 10
ascertain tie tun number OF IOys packed thus Tar dur
ing the present compared Vih Last Tie Iect PTS
of hogs brought by wagon about equal TO our local
demand for city consumption.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

I0NDoN Jan Evening Iag asei cO irme- a. 81 ~
81 Tll0w a5 1l e.
account American qlet a1d er |. = TTe- era h'l,
1852 s1 o.. l ~ Ten fOr.s,, ,3 Hio,ks GE.t .1
Rssaf Do; llis teGsas 40. Atlantic anI Cra Wet
Igl-r1o, Jl. Ell opened fr Bi.iae uparis
sd: Mddag Ceaas Hi Wheat ll g. % pe- nt4l lr A -h 20
rte lowest gat OF No. New Hi western rlrns
and FED Winter
Iosp0N Jar. esprit, Tsfp suHue 50 pcrcwt
LoNnoy Ja lGl.}1 t ns0's t Up m'ner a1i ~ 'c''1nt
Amfrc.u .ce.tcs T. s ive iwe i'' ~, lf 'f
ll61. !; 1el-ro..es 39 socEs coll lai uu,han-7L
Lyh.rcJi Jan. .;i D. I Ton unci-l-l 4of" e's.i -
ql 1qi o. j.. - for tlIuiellnI Clt
LoSr jas l1-1lt -A.cuc.a fap. Irl ll c ring la1i
{ $50 - u Pegotgr-Re-Ied lt. Sf'1s lffl y lo-la,l
pgf1 .Iri
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JANUARY II, 1871
ADRIAN II. MuLLEn. Auetionser

ADRiaS r. MuLLRR, AuctOneer -
EXECUTORS SALE OF SIOCkS AMI
H BOSDS-ADRIAg " MULLER (P. T. WILkihsd Coz rl
sell At suction URDAY January a. 1871 al ~ O'CLOCK h'
BY ORDER or TIIB EXECUTORS or JOHN ALSIiNb. ps"D ~
- shares National Fars Bank. 4llO each.
80 Shares Mechanics National Bank, tl3 each.
10 Shares Galztn National Bank, so each ..,
so Shares Butchers and Duyes' National Bank 80 eAeh
~ Shares Naiiona Bank Of North Amenca u lO0 eaoh
200 Shares Chatham National Bank. SS EACH -
"a Shares Nex. Coanty National Bank, SlOO eaeh
100 Shares Ercbsnge National Bank 80 zach
90 Shares Oreutsl Bank &25 each.
20 Shares Union NAiouAl Bank 81 each
- Shares City NstiOla Bank 500 each.
20 Shares Bank Of the Manhattan COMPANY so each
- shares Ulited States Trust CO.. tlOg each.
% Shares Manhattan oil Co. 800 each
~ shares NeTJerseY Steamboat Co.. 100 each ~ a.o..h
lo0 Shares DEae LlckassunA and Western T. r. Co., TNe Nee
l01 shares Long Island r. T. Co. $50 esch.
100 Shares Michigan Central r. X Co.. rll0 eaeh.
100 Shares Mlwsnkee ard ST. Paul r. K. Co, 500 each
70 Shares Neu-YoFk Museum Association SlD0 each ,oo
l5O sLars SesYok Newfoundland and London Telegraph Co., |V
20 Shares Union Cold Mining Co Of IDAHO 800 each.
80 Shares Albany Boston Mining Co.. s25 each ..,
soOe Manhattan Gas Light Co per cent Ceriaeaies sl eaen
5000 Mehn Southern and Northern Indiana r r Co Sinking
Fund Bonds. 81 600 eseh -
s5O Metropolitan Gas Light Co per Bosis 81 90 each
81 900 NsE JerseJ Central r. p ca. BOND
$1,000 Morris aud EsseI 4 r Co. Bonds 81 ,0co each
$1,000 Hannibal and Naples r X CO. Bonds, 81 Oo each
slooo Mississippi state Bond teb8l
NIX 000 TO LOAN on first-class real
R lC,OUO estate in this city, bond and mortgage
Liberal LOANS made Erst elias city property Apply to
VERY SAFE and DESIRABLE and 10
PER CENT BONDS PAYABLE this city For SALE below
by ARTHUR I. FITCH 4 Co., No ii Finest
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DROCLAMATI0N.

Sr,E ILLINOIS EXECUTIVE O7TIcE srRSGTiELD Jan iS
By " h the provisions Of act OF the
Legislature noi, entitled An Act in relation 20 The
ua A ls9 Jobh NJ Palmer Governor Of the sas Of 5os DO
lsI,o % nSi al whom It nay eoS,.Ta " haa on ne l % d =
e Treasurer he state Of lno VII a' Ih- bonds e stat o.
virtue Of and Of said law DO farher 1oEy All yhom
may concern Ai the interest upon each ,d az Of said bonds WI e
5th day Of February I5i ": pssanee
Teru.r 2 647 deSonnas New Internal Inrrovsa Soct dated
jay l7 and payable al the pleasure Of the state her 1917 As
New Intern, improvement Stock staining Of Maria Aci
join Lswass 5000 Rev Jo.iah Baenan mrs Saney
Bacon 5000 Henri Beaumont 500 70 yohn BEL @ no H. & dla
slOOoi Bouvere CO. @2'oO Martin H. Boye 80 70 " IT.
5000; Msitis7 Bgjsc 4ifo Polly Bull 1000 George Balk-
y +l@ 6o La saeee e Ne 4 Butp ,slgoo sAral Ann
Jane Nogre Cars 5000 sarah H. Clark 500 Caroline B. SiTt
" Connolly S3 Controller Of tie state Of Nes 55k n trt ioI
No. q ~ tS S w II 49, - oS5. Se, H.er; sarvfsorl
Murray Forbe SIS TO; Charlie X Freshfsli 500 Henry h,
H,r Garnet so0Oi Es.'e Of Augustus Creole slo'o siaueI
Quincy G. Gly5n and Melyi1 wsqI si9eo p Dane % ia h,
l. Heye-. &l1, James Hool @19 81 Heur{ shaN iio,. r.
S9Gi ls r. $ Ho1 TbomA, Hoior and D. Cooper 80 ei 10
Arhur IooIi $9i lo Rev Jane, iooy S20e' g'pe %
Hume Hume. 100; 100 John , Hss @io. ia,rse Co SO
$1,000 join JOeSnus l5oCl Rev fses lsng $1,000; Nes.
1rer LaR Ta9s & Lame t ana % ~ 9 i, , J,2 70 Lo = @
Mrs EaPhrosyre MeA. 500 Ma fr1ns,, " NaI.'h D. ~,
M.rvale 00O D.ratur Miller &lO0 decatur H. Miller trus
&c. OJJ, John C-1er OJ Jean Alne Blnord Pelre 81
f a. Edvarl r eys G2wH: Charles PHp. -3c Caro- ne
G. Pbelrs trustee SiO00, " s. Plc1u.. s3Ij fei Loyd T.
Psy u 41l: MARY Read 900: Elisha Rigs $l1sl y, J. L.
oso 5 ef; william Jane. Roe 011. Daniel 20ce7 S29-
gO Henry A. Roud %3Uog Roper Kught t21tO0 NJ A.
l .c,f * sons go. John Charles Schfebe gtuhD.G. T..
Sio1r Co.. IN $500 kdHsr Socoss, -ie George
smith =IOOU: JOHN Sueleu Caroline VI Siam Ut. 80
Ugl. Taylor : Pa; The AHsrsuou ofse q Hope
Co., Nolmo-rr. lul " W BorE -3JlN; TIE Perm
lves ~ 0n The go 0i ILL
ros fc0; Mr. T1ss +j0; Csharne Ann Iole sl-
Oh. luHs TIE i1strpr for Nlving ~ heschhni
tsIss +l0!OO; John Warren soa Si ~; Mrs anna shs
TON 5-l. Cs c, S Watkins ., John Ncli-r.u-n, +a1Ho
william vi terSt lg3; William Lolis Winal. $3.50; W Lam
T.. Nhcrh.e. ,0,s
A o1 onnol bond nna' stock d-i-i luusly
1853 uu-i - aud bond dated NAY l. l No 3d. @l0O each,
pava.t after 1870 49,.
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RECEPTs On PRODTCE.


jan I63 ikcs Ashes Pkg Bew-z. u 80 bales Cotton -
bags Cotton sre hhz Oh % l61 hbi Forr io.
Wheat l25 bush C,rl, e bush Ols 90 bag J. h te
al. Belas. llI bhl- Cora Meal 1850
q Cor Meal % r. W Flour Meal ll9 bills
srt. Turretrs i. T.-. 4-5 bids Esin, lJ bb ofk.
40 pkgs Bct lii lAgs. t1t Ilgs, 25l6 pss Lar a. ls
Searn 81 ls- Batter - r. ee- 2 h ], .5s PAs- II
Co.rc! SO '. WHISKY e7ite wool US ts' Hops 2pA2 nd-s
Lestnc Hides ~ hd+ Hiss + td Toh-c lkgs Toac-
3U Mala.scs sJ lhls n o. l5 pigs iicc,
eO fss starch IS bags Peoru lc3 bales Mos lS bales f!aI
3.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17

AVVMF INV EN 7 MIN III 1 II = i NIVNI-
a GAGB SINKING FUND BONDS Of completed kaloai be
New York and PHILADELPHIA 500, 900 ONLY RhhMNlNG
UNSOLD and which offered 10 investors lts hhN
SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPLETED arf doing IN extensive
tutnes, between NEW-l and PHILADELPHIA TIE uhc In
through fghs for PHILADELPHIA and SOUTHERN FONTS 10
large and constantly Increasing The travel 70 LONG BkACh during
the other points sdords hrgs income The
hEr EARNINGS of the ROAD me than sufficient pay e
Interest ald operating crren The way 'raHe improy
good the through By he lie road =
~ III MILES Long. THB MORTGAGE Is s2OOO,0Oo.
PRINCIPAL vi he NOVEMBER !. 1899. INTEREST, 2
PER CENT PAYABLE IN NEW-lCkK, MAY AND HoNkMBhR
1, FREE OF TAXES TRISIEEs &. b. IFION ot Bot
ton and BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON, Chancellor q
ere hse been sseni on tins ue over I'VE MllLONS ~ po
LABS. considered equal ofre fr
81 900 900 srUld been tsktn by capitalists leavng on
100000 which offered the low pre oi ~
Refrnce made BY permission 20 the following p7ons as 70 erci
security 81 these Boa and thor desratene . an VI,
Ashbel Green Present southern ROadi Asbhe Neh
President ute Companies; Wm H. Gatner Prsnt o. Cam
den ari Amhoy r. L. Dennis President Of NeEersey X
ami 1nA Co Robert T. Stockton President Of Del and kan Canal
90 J. g. Engineer; H. M Al1an!er NeVfork oa
John Stockton, Tfeaon S j. George Upton Blsin IAsA
Samuel II. GOOkiu, Boston, Mas ". y. MAtll AND
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17

-EauS-Wih light Clover firm and moirste' sr-v o.
Iic I.1.if he'd sc. but is quiet Cai-ta Arsfci H
= gold duy paid
NIt'. and active; sales. = ties Tor Hruaf a. &
.tI.DH ar. scives sales, o. ib ati i'r
V>,Is higher nd moderate7 acvei s-.s -oJ @ irl .''
- lgteIl.r closing At the latter price.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17
DOMESTIC HARgErs

PguApEtrri'. j.1 Is-t1i W fn.-r = 'i-s 'li..- M
Bid 'lngs O.teHs i'' tntfi.foA i'..e
'ta -Hp.-ile - 1- ID 90, ~ r., 70" p .s t'--r t
iE.r ra .l, r'-, II az u .. s..'...
'' ~ A.er bil ...laanH.
-. Corn t-1t lti''' &c 49, 't71A ~. '
tf''- ~ pef-e
~ ,ts rHct'1..e- I''t-, i ,5 "a. ''-'' '''' '
fMrv9.e e-' oa .r, 4dalnR Iliani,s J. =, 90 ,&'irl
- ~ p ,,t ga -.,.-..i. o.. 81 h. Ri.
~ - 5.t' H. .-.re Il, r....~- b
81 .'l 4 - a. it.. ,-,.- = 4 .s ii IS.
D.. .5-i q. p..s. ..sr.a 4of 81 %. Com
b. A-. - Ci,. 81 .. .s- p5rs s-r. ,-i i- 200
F.. ... rg .. .. d .a1.s.l. a., Sides. Ils.
.-' 81. 90. f.-.. II. I'M y..t D..
".-T-t' ~ ~ A '.A, l.. -, .-, ,,.t,.t,i...,,
fi' y ID t -. H. r. i,"I "A t .r N. IA y RAJ -I 3.
Cora talts o.. ~ i..i.- '.'i.. --''.-,
..t- o. @ h.. i',g -, 'ti.,. on . .....' D., D.,
f-..,,,v "a inn. .,... h.t. s. fr
cerr- L" 70 ., III . =, =. ~. e. a. -ze
-ac ..'. Al 10 r. 4l'i tit r., 4.' p-.r. ~.
ia-aes~ y A''- 1,7, - -I-.,,'li-s Ro--t 'i'.--
Ie, ~. h .- - f.. ,tti...-
'lr t' pr a. =. -3 rs ,. ,"." /. ef il.lbts
o-~Eio -. - ' ''--4 I'-. l ~ yt.,....
90 = f.I He J .'-i-. - tl A- "i.-.i ~ 81. 1
SO % ~ i - .- o.. ..r
lo. s l~ o. 4 -' u.'a'-.li al Or. ', d . as, r
q. b. .l
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17

s ,s @, t d,ro,us a. Al 2s for Shipping and ~ p 2
a. R. lots straw quiet and prices are sesy al ~ S'3
=, =, "a I.,rc ani sc 81 Oa .0r shore a. .-.,
40pS ~ and heavy; quote e az oeI' A'o01t " @
n ot,.- Grades dull and uRchonEcL =, Al.
EE1iP Is Unsettled and weak 'e s sale MADE beng e' A' 10Y |
u PUer'o,l Sc IN fair demand chiefly from Eastern aau
frr1 the tsune-ies been largc ard The ocA
r a,c7e Oak Soe is without Gnoable change In ho'b'
r rossihu doing
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17

pE4UILkt h-hoacTs Oi trllc. olk, nave
r1.s far f-c' l.- %. tlrn having i eai .ti '
srt o - prices u fur- refuse se he uoma is Tor
spot De- On the Orces O s higher Wf iee EEL e' e p d
.l.H Il a B.. -. o.
r.- =. ar -rs-.rr r~lte' o-r it cfe-ug %
rr. Ol.flscs purchased for l fehrur Is ut 80 49,
s- Nirh .- 25se oil -c IN Ph.--pl tie tsau
rate aDd Fress l-1 sa Of l"V Dds, si M
ths.. and February
rrc The receipts there were hehne- sd o9 and
tr-ie l.a bb.S
anticipation Of snail arrivals for tine sales - tc caro-
l.4 90 q. Qic, hcid az rttr.
>UGA-Thsre been f trade doing 10 Raws prnr ql rom
Ut afe and relers, pres tns tr't iu 10 hfi ,li nh
lsc for boxes Isv.na Gssc Eentd n
fa demand the limited aHi steady Lar u al-
SkINS-GOlt E u fair leua4t s g. hae !a!t4 10 4' 'i 20
Mercan and g. lo. 6urleo 2 bas 'nrac and
Aspuw M Deer Cn uelu- weak - E e' I'D
Nara 4tsr American. 1901 b rO.O Clleo r.
of Houdur4s d lC Porto Cal To, 20 DO from As iAf
All tuldies from Ciudsd Bolivar We quote,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17

As'i i.Iioi- a' ~
Ya, b TO- . c g. s. g. g. ee - l3 o' 5 sl 1a n' 10.
es' q I'D rsi,,FS95 +; 4, 9 q g. & H. 49, 90 s. a.
TFeniyGe na! Boa'' rsra, 20 S"I9Ts @ az AT 20
To- ir- r. 0,t lI's lo7 le lor. lol. l'53 li.o m
is ia,l lc,. I55 oi oi, 1915. 1851 Is g7l. io7' 1883.
lvest,r-e ,all Bond. piysbi. n Ioaioa nr l-No'
t57l0I .l g. 49, 3i % ." - 80 q, - ''' s. - 'o ~
Fs. sa-i-sl nd zane e o. b.al. re Nos p D. O.
v ll nd D. e.r7e1 2.5 c.nsl Boo II7-tie LONDON
4a.-i.7 - 90 Dc. La.rc ii g. - - 80 ~
io,;s. i,s r- iass In % ~ ig5s 90 i.5 I5 b illg
r hpr d @ e; e s, S a' Oh sa' - e, -, "a - ,io @
iHI I'ig l.lt llso. H. ~ il.5 so l-'t .,
% y n. 81, 20 3D. d. II 20 l5 .r 10 90 i-s , %. 'oi
ra a ' 81 1'y9. ,; . q Ii Il, o. .9 .'sl-EG u, = =. 4 e
i1,.s,o.v O. reol t-a 81, bri .al ca'. 90 DO a-si be
~. ili J.ris .. .illEE c,-s-'..
DROCLtNATTON Of SALE of the TEXAS
J hSn EF ORLEANS RNiE'N-t- .he Cove , a.. 81 .. Or.
Irs-".s o.- e'Hfla, -i,s q. '' ,d.i ft.-
l.a- - ru Fli a ~ irrs. Of hs e ~ 81 i'ai oAle %
ays..rt of To- s,s, 81 s.i,o tori in the
lg1- q i e7S 5 1 R -' l. ,s b, ,. S.. u
a. i ,I7y. m l4 executed to Gle a'l's Of 4e14s under
U-.s,. - -.a b. fsa-a T. p'y 5e e.. .a', 55, en-,
gr ga aa n tr--. 'jr l5 md tae a--1H.tt t To aai
Als .''o not c1nrir ri ai 'a .c Of .l ~ e.'ls 49, -
W r.. .s Of .a,i fibre tie Governor of te Srts j. r.
Nv ~ e. &! 4-ay a ,1'7l' Ss va 's. 3D. ''' % %. me ne
81 -i-.srs Ses.0r. sala t .-e charter r-a OF ai
- ar .1r-, .1I a be So. a..- si fri ,l
Conp,1 ~ i.s vP '' s--t. @ 1-l ~ --9 '' , 5a.
-la'r slti .io. llas lose ,.t fol. P.t-,~-
4. t . -..1. % -o', . 's M 81 a. .- r'-.et u
10 n
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17
DIVIDEND.

PIIENIX INSURANCE COMPANY.
BRooKiTN n y. J,u o I'll
S kioers hereby notfei that SEMI ASNcfL fTfsnf -
SIX l PER CENT IKaa Goyssss - Tax hr ms tsy
been desei PAYABLE OK DEMAND Ter O-e in Asv Fors.
No i?:B Broadway PHiLASDER SHAW, Fe-rrs-y
WHLnysBUR8H CRY FikE iS,UHaSDa Co..
OFce corner BsoiiEsy and Pntst BaogEL4N Jan g. 1871
rT,UE Board cf Directors Of this t ompany
i hsve declared aBlElDEND oi FIVE G FEh,s i o, TAI.
payable der1sni. join II hOi cF'feiaiT-
EnNIsD DRIeGs. Pre-. -ent
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17

DNIDENdD7::I On. ., rnr nor. rIr. r,.c,.,c, O.. }
No. ~ BHhADwAY. NRwNoaK Jan. III, ltlLD
A SRNT.ANNTtAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE t5 PkR CENT tree
tax has tbr day been declred payable on teua1t ~ -
JAMES b. MOORE seeretary
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17

Nsg-Y0BK Jan. II, 1871
A SFNI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE (5)
- " JA3rES YEREAhCB. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-17

,s--apI holiers be ~ very ? m 70
tsgvc is uoi much dong taie'' 10
heen duu, bolcrs however
~ crril aot he b0ur.i ul.cr - ~
~ .rruirr. saies llo1 IBIS. Good
Sr.rts Turpllt.g Is s.r'iy my m
/, Tar is hrn az ! q ? 20 TOT
- CitvPit-h nominal aad mensngci'
oric. Cruie OILS are Iu uolerlie
i Olher OILS continue in moderate