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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

oswRoo FEB 6-Fo1r doll and urcbsug'd sales 100 b6 At
Sps,i 10 rs ~ Boal Extra Wheat Quiet No Msaulse Ca5
81 2 Corn unchanged a. ;e for Nike W,eTa o''' 9'' be
81 80 for boz Sos 81 70 fdr an6oei y crt Ni Short
s Gram 5i Ned to boston 81 soi NerYork, 50 20; 70
5sOs & , .'; Cd KIP & Te,f a7'' So Essi ST. IT,
corn asyacng with deunnGi III al M.el 5!ci Low ME,d
s p 2'n r. @ @ Wc i' s bah Corn 500 ba OATS
AL 1sss1 F 70 - 5, n al Ss o. cda q bot my
prices Baey-No d'a o,t, .d G o' u. q Corn
1880 bush oit5, 1900 bush B,Iey z, bush rye - o
Srs Wheat, III o Two cars New Corn track; nine rso
Roscc State Bar.J At 70. on iie t-c,. 49,,
cSGssAT fse ce win .S 9.!s de Wb,, % do
and dropping saes at 81 . for oc Com advancing WITH
g .r s asT a5, ss 6. & s SSHe,us Mes
i .rd active Ave e $50 uer,e at ias Head Cut AID steam
alh sessoe5. s, m, l i a. 1 S fr CaT Rb
Clear sides dull' offered ie.. liaeonl.P & Jos 5 f
receipts head WHISKY doll e. &c. fvclsnge pa, hnyn.
CnciGo Exchange Fonr quiet AMI llchneea
timer and bgoc No. - 2it c1s - ~ 'rleI ai,,T
parb Corr r active 4 O t. cash for No 50; aJe fu'are
delivery during n, Sternooa Lr'I Os u,lnGng YIN an 4,s
a 7ac Hi.bpine easier At SIC Provisions les sr
Mes Pork -. 50 e. - H. '% @ a1e, a, s q507 g.
cath Moderately AMI lower At - 55a+ 80 Reee,pts-on
b Fioa i.o0 hush wheat 100 ta.5 Corn ZOO bush. 21,.
o ea R soS T BIS, f lore cs7 556 saa ON.
w,r r G-Cci5r an o. n liaI'i-. receipt. a}5 bales
ehrfe Pork dun and nominal Bl,OnShouiis' nominal 'e
Ives IS 2sas6 .; Lou Good Ls t7a SO BagangNo,ag
dong Cotton dill; MdiIng li' Flour qa. 81 - D. 1'ln h'E
si I la 20 % se Ra Meas ec Tor Shoulders: @c
for sides HasSuareutd l5a Plain &c. Lard I'4iie "n''l
clsyEr,Sp Feb swheat fruer 10 he at ~ Com H.
$ Jias %. Eiasi .ea1 o. = p p,t, 81 3d..
No at - 4 Hon l,' ana u H.. Pnr heavy
IN -fra N'frffr VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
DROCTAMATION

STATE ILLINOIS RTEoUrvu sPrIseyr.LD jan I'LL
Legislature Of tie state Illinois entitled An Act relation 70 the
ui a. 1850 Palmer Goyernor the state Of Illinois 40
asI,o n9 al whom may concern hsl on tas
i.SsI Of The sS Of Illinois vii Pay Ss eo1S and BY
virtue Of and Pursuance said as do further notify All Tno@
may concern that the interest upon each and all Of said eonas vii
from the time Of spehd this notice n WITS RON .n $50
l day Of Rebaary 1911 Bonds issued Of an act en-
FsS, "a s asS New aina dated
J1 si7 and payable at the pleasure Of the State amer '
Ine, improvement standing of Mar, Aes,roSn
Johp Law Baker $500; josiah Batemsn 5000 Mrs saS1
Bacon 5000 Henri Beaumont. sssi 70 John Bell 6 as,
siOOoi Boursht Co, $1,000 Martin H. Bore, s25g9 49, NJ IL
5000 MahswL Bu,c $500 Poly Bull siooO George Bib
S . o .aiGns 5t Nc n s Sn S9gS , sat ~
Jsne Nouss Csr $1,000 Clark 5000 Caroline E Clark
Connolly ss 70 Controller Of he 'l Stat. Of f in trust
Bank q s,e, T SG L,ST Cornell sSS Rssr s1eeS
De,no s2s Oh william DocAs 5000; Ic, l.urviTor
sa, Yo SSea 81 T'S c ae.'n F %s $3.50 Henry
.st Garnet sieS S E,s Estate Of Sugu,ta. Creole 1896
Gq1sy g. Gygn ana Melville Wilson, $1,000 D1.s Hall
L. nsyer slGOo Jane. HClori sGs u Henri sha. Hoo
ssi u.s. hofo aT Tho@ SI Ho1 sd D. Cooper $40 Is
4I l G o0 o ss Is Rev J1%si oo s5 ops
Hum q 90 John HsS 81 t s9s l.SsT p C0 40
$1,000 John Joesmus $5c Rev Francis Lsing $40 S9 Mes
,ah Lain. Tos L'ns and F. L9k, .! o John Lord
sr Eaphroyne McKhy 81 900 M, Francis NJ har;yS sSSOo
heiyaie 81 900; Decatur H. Miller 300; Decatur n Miller tu
tee Slg John g. 0fner 00O Jean Mare Edmond Pieys 81
40 t5 Edward Phelps 52O0i Charles Phelps $3O Caroline
G Phelps trustee. slgo ". A. Platenu sSilB 42 LLOYD
Posey 81 0i MsrT Read 1905 Elisha Rigs LII w. .
Robinson, 1926 20 William Jane Roe P2OOo Daniel hoges -
S s a7 s sSa. 900 J FL e sP S1s =
Co. $500 Edward Soeok, 1900; George
Smith 81 600; John Sueien ~ 00) Caroline ST. Sanns 800
Benjamin ogle Taylor sl2i The Adnnsrhon Office Of Hope
KetEoh VOomhg Widow W. BOnki S5OiOOi The Penn
AuiA Co.. for Insurance lives 6e Si The Governor OF III
5i0o Nm sarah 1iarks 5000 Catbarne Ann Tone SlB
MARI r. uns SlO0 The Iuguton for savings OF Mec hnts
CLERKS 10000; John Warren Son, Ss5 81 Ms Anna W9shng
$50. Charles Natkls $50; John Weite0urn, t3Jo
william Wbteergh 81 $685. William Loui Wnans $780, william
r. Wheeble SlOoo
coupon on Ola nterus improvement stock dated January
1883 number 2 and bon dated May SO No 90, SlO each
pAyabs stcr 1870
Also refunded stock, payable se 1870 dated July 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

HARVEY FISK.
FISK & HATCH,

n
Bankers and Dealers IN Goreai"Tftnnh 20, g ISL
No s Nassau-st. New-iorK req, w. 20
The Srx Pm CENT GOLD Bonds OF the OENliAL :
P,c,r,c RAILROAD COMPANY have an estsohSnCu
.h.raoter which renders them especially desirable
for investments ,.. ;..,,..on. and
v.Irsia railroad lines in the world fully completed
annIv eouipped. asd already earning large revenues
- ,,rst increase enormously with the growth of
tho oorptrv il traverses and the development OF
- ,rtb Japan. China and Australia large por-
.;on % which must find its way across the American
Continent
Holders Of FUE-TwENTY BONDS (which are liable
a. no funded at low rate Of interest within short
tmel may exchange them for CENTRAL PACIFIC
Boyps. bearing the same rate of interest and save
from Is to IS per cent for reinyestment while their
security remains as reliable as before
They are dealt in at the New-YoTk Stock Exchange
and at several Of the more important Bourses of
Furope. We have introduced them into our regular
business upon the same basis as Government Bonds,
and buy and sell them as freely at current market
rates and are prepared to furnish them to investors
or Others at daily orc atons.
We buy and sell Government Bonds, Gold, and
Coupons execute orders in Miscellaneous Securities
at the Nev-Yo * stock Exchange, make collections,
receive deposits, subject TO check at sight allow
interest on balances, and do general banking bust
ness. FISK Il HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
A CHOICE SECURITY.
CHOICE SECURIIN.
NETWORK AND OswEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY.

NEw-YORK AND OSwEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY.
FIRST MORTG iGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS.
A very large fun paid up stock subscription.
500 $50, AND 81 900 BONDS,
C0UPoN AND REGISTERED.
The new trunk line from New-York City to the
North and West between the New-York Central and
Erie Railways, and many miles shorter than either
from New-Yorl 90 Buffalo.
Two hundred and twenty miles of finished road
already in exist cost twice the amount of bonds
issued may faulr he called the best character Of
real estate loan; ,ls perfect and value constantly
enhancing; issue of bonds positively limited TO
$4,000 per mile oi finished road; very small loan
per mile, highly Thought of by bankers, and we be-
lieve, security of the highest grade. The road is
earning largely; is O better investment than money
IN a savings bank. For sale by
GEORGE OrDYEE * Co.. Bankers. No % Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07

AE0, Illinois AMI Michigan O0nal bonus. VIZ
Nineteen 90 Canal boads dae July l. 1871 PAYABLE sher 1870
Nos TO- r. C. g g. a. IS 66, a. lJ lOI l3 ~ 49, lI' 49,
l99 20U. -. r., .,
Twsntur elas Of bonds regstere-Nos 81 u o. 90 o. a.
g. 20 b. o. 49, 49, s. 10 49, l]l. l92, yy 49, I'D -
Tseutydye el15 Canal Bonds payable New YORK amer
1876, 0J1 itl 1910 1871 lV5 lti Vo'
1866 1907 los, lJsf l7s IO 1897 1877 l09 lo5 NO o,,
Twenty Of bonds regserd-Nos lo 1910 ll5 oiS
lO2 lOs1 3l 1853 1884 lO4 1916, 1851 1000 l9 lV'5 lOs
1853 1879 ltyl. go, A.
Trenty.nine Cans, Bord PAYABLE in London after lO-ho
T. TO- H. z. 49, o. 3d. a. s. & n - D. a. a. - - o. ~
q. 20. 30 81. 50. a.
ou hundred and eight Glass Of bombs reytsrd-NOi g.
o. o. 90 a. % % inclusive 70 TO 80 inclusive
S Lq1f and ureeyen 4l5 Canal Bonds ravable N LonOn
sher - to o Inclusive l to 49, - to w ~ w.
100 10 2fq 6f3 10 8J 1909 lo to 1875 f1 10 lO3 oo
100 lOs1 1854 0j 957, 1919 To 1889 10! 70 III
il TO ll37 ilsJ l6 69 I'LL l7J, l)l TO 1882 I'D
- 1905. -
five hundred eighteen class Of bonds geiSos 10
inclusive il is 1885, ~. S8 49, 249 TO 10, JJJ to oo INV
lOll llIZ 1913. 1883. ll5D ll72, lA6 10 lllA 49, %,
Srree Canal Bonds payable 10 London arer o.
n g. o. rs to ISL inclusive 10 70 49, 2I to 10 80
t. "a. ..-, ..
- inclusive S. W lA 51 to s9 B' 10 I'll "a 70 49,
5il tOb0 -.
done at the CITY u Springfield t IN Gay OF
a. d. 1911 JDhN u. rAbMhle. pufcinY..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07

,..+ .,r,auv traverse this route. Reckoning lOoo
t 90 Oh ySeek day The annual saving N distance N9eS
10 40 600 miles 80 times around the Siooe anu y, on
trne estimating the saving in distance ~ ~
S,das and i'm time at hour The new route p3sseI
throngh many localities which Will afford muoh lo0a
traffic. p..n
The Philadelphia stock market was dull to-day Penn
svlvania es third issue sold at lO5; PhadelpmS "'u
Erie r. r. IS; Reading r. r. 40 ll6, and Pennsy
R.RGa. Gold closed at 10. o.u.o.a
The earnings OF the Marietta and Cincinna'l
Company for the month Of January were siSoS''
sOOIT7 for January. 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07

hAf-Ibe marfe hm with
81 20 Retail ~ 25a al m ss co5,ppss ye 9u
but Yres ara without important chsBge quote Al e. d 81 50
Tor Long and short Al n ~ o.
hkhP The markt Tor Manila shows bot st
% have been MADE al Oe god Jgie quoted do
Belts al &C. DO 49, ' -
lhLk-Ibe market FOR Hemoek quiet during
l1s Net fne Lea'cr comparatively full
sIs u i0f nrn0r ahnhges proes have tendency
NPs ron tt ahuenes moderate and the not
MknaI} altered Union Crop a que Rough 10 iE fair demsnd
Pn1ePA i0f LAght weights We quote Manufacturers
Syrss heI,y. Dd0e Middle DO. zSdJoc Light z7d2scj
oshefsS hsa'y zoGIJe Middle DO, Ed23ic; Light 90
DnloSe te He1yf u dIe Middle d. Light
ZOO damage al nes AID Weighs 1q2e Poor d. all lind. sBd
$500 S4Llei kough ISa5le Union CropDed-Heavy 33dJs
90 ~ Goo Light do Dd3e Bellies l8G2e 0ak Rough
ns., s.eSe Middle DO aae Lght aa35e Southern ROagb
eoh-Foresn continues irregular value and generally dull
are made only Nheu bargain IL offered 20 hhd
nnsoo'9o sold Domestic OF sale At the
"nl et choice lots note 200 bb keoOrleanS % %
~, cash.
naval STORBsht increased fmseIs q both Spirits urenD.
AZ R~ AS p II ooo a1c Wilmington tOgs r. WIFI bs t.ht arrivals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pan 6-i pigs Ashes Pkgs BesssaI, 959 bales Cotton ~
bales Cotton Seed OIL 1000 bbl Flour 500 bush Whs. w baa
52T5 bush Grass Seed IL bush FaIsee 80
bush Bsns Us L. Peas iOl bbs Cora Meal % bass Cor
Meal s. bbl Spirits Turpeutre, SO bbS Ron ia bb PORK f6V
pkgs Beet $50 pkg Cat MEAS IS PKG Grease $50 phgs L' .
pkgs Stesrn 224 pigs Batter g2 pkg Cheese Al hh Ego
S3J phgs Tallow O7 D~i Hogs pigs OIL Cake 10 bhk
Coppef bb WHISKY Wool 100 bales Hops, 94i sde
Leather bils Hides - Lids Tobacco liid pkgs
Tobacco lS bls fN o. hoases ~ hhls ~ o. Sug' - PICS
Rec 9 100 bales Moss M pkgs Peeans " bae. fA
bsgsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07

SEEDS-Ihe demsnd only moderate and pnsf easier or
Clover and steady for Timothy Clover quoted 81 t9ltc 10
with sales Of $50 the outside Timothy at 81 Is
STEARlNThe market is active aud hm sales OF OV TO-
IN bids l2 small lot 1900 10 at pEoe in ics
TALLOW demand frm sales Of B5O ID 81 btd
94c-he latter n outside prce-
WHISKY improved demand At th
bbls At for Iron-bO
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THE MARKETS.
1c.r.h.llL regorled fOr TEE TRIRuvn I

MoSDAY. Peh. S 1871
ASHBS1here Les orva moderate demand for Pots aud prices
stesiy; quoe 0 - p Pearls dull and prices
sominaI. ve quot. . g .
COTTON-Wt o- fF te Liverpool sdvices to-day prices de-
olnel &C., AID bus crate with free
tn bales (Of which 2,J.3
s'hi last evening" c 4l TO exporters l26 to sginner and 25
decline Of
ts sAles Sa'srig 40 February II ll-l6 59 ab
15c $40 Aprh l.r Msv l5 l5'c; to-day 1900 February
i 960lfic Na-d 10 0l4c lO Msrcb april. and Ma
geher lie 200 April ls4lj lice; and so Msy at ~ as bloc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
DROCLAMATION of SALE of the TEXAS

1 AND FKW.oRLRAEs RAILROAD-By the Governor Of the
STATE or TEXAsu The by the authority OF TIE state Of
rrrs-Whe.sas railroad known that Of ana
largely Indebted " the school fund 81 the ae
OF Te for ruucp Of e special school fund oane
t the Legislature Of August 18Th 1870 emit
the investment Of the special school aha IN We
p Of railroad incorporated by the State ana TIE am
sg theretBhch aai interest secured BY h9 bonds OF
sad COMPANY executed to the State oil Texas an1ef
sAids at sni Amendment, and
where's Sad rslros company By failure pay the interest ,nd
sng IAN sid ne5ts le has rot complied with It's ooatonf
August 18th l6 and the amendments tho ana
has o complied With the act Of lh Of August 1870 enttd An
railroad companies indebted 70 the state tor loans
iiom special fchool fund - All $50
Whrls of such El the Governor of the state - re-
aue OF the Lure 20 SAID railroad 10 be so III
SUBTRACTION % sad Indebtedness,
NV tterffe be oEa conformity with said aes o. The
Ieg.a.ure T. EDMUND J. DAVIS Governor OF sd STATE vii %
1IhspAT Februsr A. D. l8 cause 70 be sold ne
M Te1As RAosd anl the charter rghs Of sac
roa bed night Of grading hriges n
sarmen t1i masonry an al the STOCK So 'erlsa M ID 81
ts1os lepo, a'n and All the progeny owned
O. h1n .r't and cs ht OOD miles long. .,,., ,,r,
Sn- 10 pubhc suction said 18Th day ofFebuarT
Capitol Of the STAT al Aust between me
hour vi O'Clock The sale % b. 20 ihe hghes ca
b er; pr0t1e kJer> tie Governor reserves the H. should
advisable g. ly Ga property for the benefit OF me se'o
fu ,toud m De made suGsn. W eoTer he Paea ana IA
ts-a,t dle tie &1oo l1i. ,,-
In m opv .Lero, have signed ny name ard have
ea1i e .-At re o. Gle s,ae " be a-1ei At he tIY OF
H. 81 Austn THE 2 day ~ November A. d. 1870 snd OF the nde
EDMUND J. DAVIS. Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
OFFICE OF U. 4. AsspTASr TREasuRSh,

IN CONFORMITY with instructions from the
Secretary Treasury hereby given n the bode Of
pe cent temporary loan certificates Issued the Acts Of March
1867 July 1883 that all certificates bearing date october To-
1861 denomination Of 5000 between the numbers I hundred
OLD and gt hundred and sixty $3.50 inclusive and OF 'ne
denomination hundred and one ~
and seven hundred and sysht 5 inclusive be paid preseOa
ton and that from and after the 3st dsy OF h"cs l
such win to bear interest and will be no longer avail
able a. portion the lawful money Of National Banking
Association. THOMAS HILLHoUsR Assistant Treasurer u s.
CAFE and PR0FITABLE INyESTMENTS.-
PAYABLE IN THIS CITY. FOR SALE BELOW PAR r
BY ARTHUR 7. FITCH Co. II PIsB-Sr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
cnrrny HAREYTN

Mann r,s G-Co,,os 1aet; Hlllars lf0lc; receipt 81
efgo-,. 90 Britain 5,'7 bare, c'siV' a .lir sales
nD bal-s. 1866 bales.
6osyo,x PEI S-Do,ton su: Low NitaCs l'e receipts sR
arror, $50 sa 81 hal,s ~ ,.t8 Naes
Tet otton lul BfIngs lii-; receipts 2c
,s. et9D- -. Great Br ain, 4ol5 bai 20 ne continent @f
~. co.ts. g5 ,ales. irs bales sto~k Sitl bales
WuHINGroN Feh bCoton dull sni nominal: ha1Huts Iis;
receipts bales Exports 6l baes fr' y o'' ''oe -'i
s.v,xvtH Pen iu and tend rg iogl Mtitng' 49,
rcesuts hairs; sIpoftto Greet imam, sUi b's A'Ho
ban bale. sales on bales Ftoek 0f bates ... &c.
Ess.Ou.ANs FEB GO oiion active: A llust It'l'
80 'aes s,is 20 go haesi ft0oio Bremen 5'ol -its
,.ts tia.,. ,aes 5lO bales STOCK 2is 400 hales.
,.tvtr,s Zen Cotton I.cllg, ttuol Ordinary i9lc 81
ro-o Ci.t Btl. 3l7i bales coa'iae 80 TALES ~ 10
",irIst Fca G--Coto, duh heavy. Mdiiug Ee.; re
s1.- II o.: xross 20 uses eIportscoast~r 81 bales
.sia. 40 bales. -tl,'.. l2.EJ bales
B,.roS dull udiliugs l5.Gi refipts-ae 81
h.l., lfosg 2sE h.es, Gales 900 haesi socs. 40 tas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
3, .as Governor. Jas ?. E..cos8. ss.,s.et, oisl....
nRnCLAMATION Of the SALE Of the HOUs.

Z LA
TOS TAP AND ERAZORA RAILROAD by the Governor Of the
hy the authority OF The STATE 81
that Of the Houston Ip ana
ssy indebted 10 The School Fond Of the S o.
ms ur1er ne act Of e Lezlre Of August 18Th 20 entitled Az
o. the special School Fund In Ih nor o
o. i cOnpalics incorporated BY the state and he amendments
sheh principal secured By the bonds Of sad iai
road coEgsy Ese al executed 50 Tie State OF IeI" ualsr Ai a
n ame-tments: ard
Vtrs,s SAD "a. road sonrsny fiiure he interest anf
u said uieheiEef las not complied St ia oohgshoh
OF August 18th 1870 aui tie amennens o-feto ana @
m as rel railroad companies Indebted 10 tie State for loans from
be- Ee.s,e q such Allure Governor OF the state is
pr sid Of tle Le-sature 70 eause sd f"l 70 Dc sou
e. te- he krova conformity With ssit sets Of the
L. I,t7 EDMUND }. DAVIS Governor of said STATE VII On
WEDNESDAY the la day Of FebraIJ d. 1871 cause 70 De '
ts Hos,oa y Bslra Railroad and the charter nghis Of
I COMPANY ne aa r1abci rch Of WAY, grading orlses no
M m uasourT aud al the stock ,usenoe1 Tor u a
concur ~ lspo AMI depot stations, and all The popeW owned
cupsy % s blsiGess-sd fafoAd lem. A'ou'
place At public auction, said n5tA) ahernh day
ISL ne door Of the Capitol oftle State Al Aus.n
and ~ O'Clock sad the sale - be 10 me
D-ort,f hyrrc- that the Governor the
ayahc bag st properly in Tor tue Dehl
~ uri should eah bid be made suAsBt TO cover he
rHncir.i AMI iatercst due on tie School Fund u,
IN - ouy lercJ have yned name and have eanu
it. Che state srsi, at the City Of Austin this
J." ''I T.,a. he ,hrt-frth EDHUND J. DAVIS Governor
b. The Governor ?. EEwcoss seeIe,ry OF STAT
oyylrs or TINS WV YORK FIRE Insurance Co.}
NET-i1RN. January ~, l8il.-.~ }
ELFCTION-The ANNUAL ELECTION for
H TWESTY- FIVE DIREt TORS Of this COMPANY also Tor
THREE IN PECTORS ELE rON will be held at The onse 81 the
CGnsHv No y Wat ON WEDNESDAY the eighth day OF Feoru
az ~ AUGUSTUS C0ISON Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
s.oeL o. a4uSIs NETWORK AND BEoouTS vAEs

HiDES-ILere demand iie during
buyers chiefly for the better grades
prices The bulk Of the stock on hand
frm DO their Wei sailed
Of ans Foregn Whe for bones
lgrr. India HdeNe learn transaelOns
IL ether BuiaO 90 lows. We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07

PHIL tUF7 PHTA LIVE STOCK MARKBr-FEp. 6.
Reef Cattle Ig u -ek prices favor tu7r sales gro Erri
pDnyyAui8 steers az aidlc TOT FAR u d"oi '@ W
Common sH.rr dsTrsnl. slef 1000. u aNbic ID hoss a
f.,sl demand. .s'.. fesn ~ BIO SoH FL ~ p cwt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-07
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

RECRIFTS
For THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Feb. G, 1871.
Beeves Cows Vesls sheep and IanbG swine AL kinds.
SUBS 50 lOO9 3j,ll7 1873 1913
The Placer herald., 1871-01-07

The DAILY ExAMINER.-The San Fran
cisco Daily Examiner entered on its twelfth
volume on Monday last, sending forth to the
public the assurance that it is as firmly es-
tablished, financially, as it is unchsngeably
Democratic, which must be gratifying news
to the Democracy Of the whole coast and
country. Of the political labors performed
BY the Eraminer it is not necessary that We
should speak, because they are known,
read, and copied from all over the Pacific
slope, and in the main, endorsed by all good
Democrats. With its history before us, its
circulation, the amount and character of its
contents we are bound to, and do cheer
fully, award it the leading position among
the Democratic papers of the coast. We re-
joice in its success, in its ability, and in its
firm and unyielding devotion to the great
doctrines of our party, and commend it to
Democratic readers everywhere.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-07

MUDDLED NoNsENsr- had occasion
last week to state that an interested party
was unintentionally not complying with the
positive provisions of a law of Congress, to
his own risk and injury, in giving a notice
not authorized by the law, and paying for it,
when in fact it was no notice at all. After
giving the clear, admitted, and published
construction Of the law by our nsghbor and
our actions in the premises in sending our
friends to his Office with their advertisements,
we did think, and say, that it looked like
swindling ones own patrons to insert a notice
and take pay for taht which was not legal,
and, of course, worthless. But our neighbor
now says hat it was, and is, his impression
that his Office is nearest the claim advertised
We dislike to accept our neighbor's own
statement of mis- innocence of the location of
his and our offices, in section fifteen, but If
he insists that such is the fact we are bound
to withdraw the remarks and inpute the
whole transaction to a mere want of infor-
nation on his part. An air line, surface
measure, or by the usual route travelled
makes the Stripes office far'hest from that
mine, and by the latter rule the difference
is just the same as the distance between the
two offices. All the twaddle about inches
and feet argues guilt, and looks like saying,
IL did take that which was not mine, but
if it had been few feet farther off would
not have done it," What is said about the
Register of the Land Office has no relevancy
to the matter. He does not know, is not
required or expected to know where ncwspa-
per offices are located. He gets his fees
whether the notice is void or good, whether
the applicant succeeds or fails. 1t is first
the applicants duty and interest to have BIZ
notice published in the paper nearest the
mine, and if he is in error, then it is the du-
ty Of an honest, fair dealing publisher, if the
applicant goes to the wrong office, to send
him to the right one, as we have sent them
to the Stripes Office, and, if notice arrives
by mail to send it back, stating that it mus
appear in another paper to be legal. Thii
will be our course in the future, as in thu
past. No man shall find his application
protested against in the local Lane
Office, in the General Land Office, or before
the Secretary of the lnteri + for illegal pub
lication Of his notice in this paper. Others
may take money without rendering services
but we will not do it. We know the law
and will comply with it, whether it Injuries
or aids us, and should feel guilty and un.
worthy of any mans confidence did we dc
otherwise