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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-20

INV YORK, August 0.-Adyices from Rio
Janelfo state that the fears OF war between Bra
III and the Argentine Confederation are being
oissipated.
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GEE THE BIGGEST FIRST !-PROCRAS-
TINATION Is THE THIEF OF TIMEl
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MR.. JOHN JAY Knox, controller of currency,
has gone to Rye Beach for a few weeks.
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CAPTURE OF A SHARK OFF RocKAwAY.-
On Thursday evening Mr.. r. Willis Clarke,
editor OF the New York Shipping 1dUertissr,
while fishing of the wharf at kOckaway saw =
large shark. He got the flag halyards from the
baited with two pounds of blue fish, and threw
II into the water. In q few minutes the shark
took hold OF his line, and with the aid Of the
boarders IT the Neptune House the fish was
hauled on the beach, but not until Mr.. Clarke
had bred two balls from his pistol into its body
The shark was taken 70 the hotel. Ii measured
seven feet in length.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-20

INTERNAL RgvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s127, s03.e2.
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GREAT AND ONLY sIX-TENT SHOW.
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Heister CIymer Nominated for Con

HEADING, Pa, August 20.-Hon. Hester
Clymer was to-day nominated for Congress BY
the democrats Of tins district
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wv ITHOUT PAIN 60 the shoe can DO worn
Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrt scsscss. &c suo.
oessfuiiy fTssssd at DR.. WHITES, sSs 18th street,
opposite U. 3. Treasury. Hours: Q. n TO 8 D. m
Zee, = rer visit; attendance at rssidenos 3 Der
visit Press Of business at once prsclndes Visiting
patients ct residences except between and D. m
Refers to The many eminent physicians SURGEONS,
and the thousands OF other we'll known And respon.
WashinRton lS61. - iy1i-fr
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- brookiyn ue< excurSions Tor old ladies.
~Speeker Blaine Ia AZ, and Senator Sprague
IL 40 too.
HThere have been no new cases of yellow
fever in New York harbor since Saturday.
HFor every seven inhabitants in Denver.
Col, there il one saloon.
~The cheerful Libby Gsrrabrant is working
q sewing machine In her new quarters.
Extraordinarily Join with your enemies
and make enemies Of your friends.
1The Independent speaks of Rev. Gala
Burieigh rs "the Unitarian archbishoness a.
Connecticut"
~Lucea collars, cufs, Handkerchief, etc.
have got into fashionable circles in this country
before she has.
Inc young ladies of the period must he
given 10 dreamy speculauons, thew build such
castles In the (h)air.-yudg.
y An American lady adver;ises for "a situa-
ton as housekeeper or 20 take care OF inTalids.
NO objection TO SMALLPOX
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PcprAoHssy, formerly with George Wifners,
Orders received ct ME-. sam. Barbour's ok store
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IT is DENIED at the Department of State that
President Grant lately requested the Secretary
to furnish the Union Congressional committee
with copy Of the scandalous reports made TO
the department against Cassius NJ. Clay and
General Fitzpatrick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-20

THE ASTHKAcITI COAL TRADE--The tots
production OF ali kinds OF coal for the week was
461 ,l97 tons, and for the year u ,09s 81 tons
against Gas SO tcns to corresponding time last
year, showing an Increase Of 40 OH tons. The
anthracite coal trade is In much the same con-
dition as at the time Of our last weekly report,
except, perhaps, in the supply, which is little
slack. But in demand and in prices for eastern
shipment, there is scarcely shade Of variation,
notwithstanding labor ut some thirty mines In
the Sehuylkill region has stopped for want of re-
munerative prices, and, az Is understood, stop
ped for the Philadelphia LEDGER
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A. oeSfst1zaek
ee,,,ss 81 irs San .1Es ss. A,yas
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ADJUSTMENTS.

",
nNEN New York City.
ADJUSTMENTS.
GEE THE BIGGEST FIRST !-PROCRAs-
TINATION is THE THIEF OF TIMEl
GREAT AND ONLY SIX TENT SHOW.
TIE MONARCH AND luASTODON
COMING!
THE ONLY REALLY GREAT
ZOOEOgieaI and .1renic
Triumph.
WASHINGTON: MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
AUGUIT % AND ct.
TWO PERFORMANCES ON MONDAY At
AND O'CLOCK.
THEE GBAND EXHIBITIONS ON TUESDAY,
AT 10 A. NJ. AND AND 7P.M
Moral Matinee, Angus. 27th, at 10 a. M, for
Ladies and Children. No Extra Charge
for the Entire q Tents.
4 WORLD ON RAILROAD, At AN EXPENsE
OF $4,000 DAILY, WHICH IT LEAVES
IN THE CITIES WHERE 1T Exhibits.
$50 MEN AND HORSES
1850 ANIMALS!
Great Eastern .nenaserie,
MUSEUM, AvIARY, ROMAN HIPPoDRoME,
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN, CIRCUS
AND BALLOON SHOW,
Requiring 76 Cara and Engines to transport it
IN lis tremendous magnitude and gigantic perfec-
birions such as Usually parade the county and
intsIne the Pubic with sensational advertising and
SIX IMMENSE PAVILIONS.
and eggTegating nearly 10, 900 YARDS OF CAN
VAS.
A Held OF ELEPHANTS, Drove OF
CAMELS, 26 Gold and Crimson Dens, filled with
the finest specimens Of Rare and Wonderful Animals
and Birds. 10 Lady Riders. IL Equestrians. 60
feriOrmers, and a Colossal Collection Of onders
Curious, Brass and Reed Bands Grand Musical
Steam Piano, directed by the renowned HERR
HOPPE, late leader Of EN- peror Wiiheln's Musical
CoIps.
DOUBLE CIPCUS TROUPE AND DOUBLE
PERFORMANCE GIVEN IN SEPARATE
TENTS AT TIE SAME HOUR,
A Gratuitous BALLOON ASCENSION daily.
The most Gorgeous. Costly. and Elegant STREET
PROCEsSlON ever given, reminding one of the
Oriental Pageants Of the olden time.
Rene mber the MONSTER EXHIBITION-pOsi.
lively the Largest on Esrth-wiil visit Washington
on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, August 26 ard2 ct.
One Ticket, costing 25 and 90 cents. admits you
to all the entire SIX TENTS.
$4,000 that the GREAT EASTERN Ia the
Biggest Show on earth-the Public to be the
Jndges. aul9-6t
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CONE OFF To-NoRRow.-It wac said in Phila-
celphia yesterday that a meeting Of the friends
OF Mace and O'Baldwin was held In that city 70
tetne the arrangements for the fght, which, q
is announced, viii take place to- morrow. o. Bald
wiz Is IN Philadelphia, and Mace Was expected
Early this morning. The sporting me are ready
John Tobin holds the stakes.
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A SAMPLE POSTAL CARD has at last been
agreed upon by the Post Once department,
gotten up by the National Bank Note COMPANY
in excellent style, quite elaborate in design and
not likely to be counterfeited. Advertise nlents
for proposals for the new card will be issued at
once. The first of October NAV now be iefiniteYv
named as the earliest period by which the cards
can be introduced to public use.
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nAE-1y
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FAVORABLE TO THE UNITED SrArEs.-In-
formation received here from Geneva warrants
the assertion that since the exclusion of the
claims for indirect damages the business before
the tribunal of arbitration has been favorable to
this government, and that several awards for
direct damages have already been agreed upon,
the indications being that on the concIu sion NJ
the adjudication gross sum will be awarded to
the United States, thereby avoiding reference
OF the subject TO a board OF commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04

market the demand carry the chiefly Maturing
Tor Febr1arr slight Advantages thea
the demand has greatly Abaie and prices have declined with little
cnatOn the Of the purchase beyond their
The der sd m the uT, has proved moderate the lower prices
whh ofei stimulate the inquiUi the arrivals have
been liberal hot hsv ADDED bat slightly TO our soct showing
low uIoes Cutyel bat the excess In the
Slaughter largely in Of The probable wants OF TIE ~ ,
dealers operate a uuel cgn0 PRIME Meas We have bad lat
he luc pass XXI tie orors 70 hand Rs Hee ao dnce init.
and only moderate sFes NAV be noted At slight decline;
hiuTe las been light ineiudna he Tor March
The Port market was very du and pos
weak generally TIE saes l bills Fl9 5 80 for Old
Mess +l3q DO sl3 T5G s4 Tor Western Prime Mess,
Tor future delivery tho demand m bat prices are lowers sales Of 900
bills Mess. 80 IS Tor March 20 Jb 90 for April at 375 and 1903
bills June Beef fair trade demand and 6rm choice
stock % olso bb s8d $40 for Plain Mess and eOd
EItrs Mess Trce Bte not active, sud hners looking
around and The st q ie firmly We quote sl5es for Prime
Mess s1G 52l lDda Mess Beef Hams dull but
lots steady and fu e Of 40 bbs e. SlG for Western Cut
slowly; Of $50 Picked Hams
SO City Cut Hams bulk a, se 60 te Western at s and
Long He 80 bOIes Long Cut Hams
aie Bacon sa bot BUYERS have the advantage s
choice clear os u so boxes OF dc r Long Clear 6nd
1 o Short Clear 10 boxes Cumberland Cut at &c heavy; and 50
Light City 1sc $50 boxes Western Short Clear TIC
Dressed Hogs funer quote Al 5G6e for Western snd a6ie
Lam moderate den and snd steady sales 400 bb
9dsc foI No IT d9le for City, SIC for fair to prime
for Rendered. for failure delivery sales Of 80 tea for MAY
10 Prime 100 s Choice Western
So and 20 tcs for Jane on private terms
E1rOEgs PROVISIONS PROM EKWrCSk FoR TAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04

H. hOPkAN hANhEIN
ovpoN March 2ll30 mConsos opened 92 for money and
65t - he sscoun Ststcs FveTEeaty bonds 1923
Qlf: 1865, old o. l767s, 92t Ien-fOrtes 80
states Weuty bonds opened
sSi Tor the issne Of 1862
IIr1s March "a m-oeutes opened At 56f Soc -
al u.COfton opened heavy Mil1lng
Urlsuls ia Mdng Orleans lUiAi the sales Of the ds
800 bales Brtaistghs are queL wheat llVI D.
Der GENITAL for Red Western Spnug.
2.-Refned Petroleum ~ Gl7i per gallon.
ICNoy March CouEOls closed al go for m0nej and 81 a
s M American securities quiet 81 nd States Five Twenty
bonds lsgl ga l85s Old g1t 1868 ct TenFOrbes
LvRHP0rL March - m.Cotton closed heavy Mddhng Up
1 i'd Npg Orleans III 3d The sales Of the day have been
6 bee export and speculauon Sales ships
been made a. I'D Bacon 81 per e"I Tor
Curberaud lent Refined Petroleum. ltiDlld. per gallon
IrvYRro ARRIVED ship Sq1AIdo from Galveston JAo ~
with 34t6 bales Of Cotton.
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RECEIPTS OLE pROnuCk


March pig. Ashes pkgs Brandy Cali pigs BeeswsI
Cotton Egg bb Four 800 bnsh Wheat
5 bush Malt IL go bush Barley,
80 Seed O2 hbs Beans 500 bush Peas 800 b Com
BJ6 Corn Meal l6 bales Flax bales Hemp bales Hops
Hides 1867 sides Leather bales Moss 599 bb Tar 10y 6b
Beef 34a pkgs Cut Meats l9 pigs Grease C pigs Land 100
Kegs Lard rkg Stean 40 Ikgs Batter 99 pkg Cheese %
pks Tsov ~ bb lad OIL 1854 Dressed Hogs ~ psgs Pecsns
bids bb 1870 boIes Starch ~ bali chests Tea n
tobacco AID Tobacco l2 bbs WHISKY 700 bales
Wool Egs Vine CsLl 30 bags Ol Meal 81 bales skins al
sas sueir OIL 325 bars Lead 2G9 bags Mustard Seed
Receipts principal kinds produce foT the week ending ssui
4O5l bills Flour 5,3i5 bbls Whisky, 2b2
Ihs M ~ bsg. Meal Wheat, m lao bush Corn,
$40 oats Rye 1903 bush Malls 81 2 bush Barley.
ST. bush Seed Ikg Beef Gale pkgs Pork IS 183 pigs
Cut Meats 1911. pkgs Lard t42 kegt Lad 965 Dressed Hogs $50
hn.L Pen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
HORSE md CARRIAGE MARKET
NEW YORK, Saturday, March ?. ls1

NEw-YoRK Saturday, March ?. 1874
The horse market has not materially inn
proved during the week under review. with two
exceptions we have had nothing to record beyond o
moderately fair trade work horses OF all kinds at
changed prices.
While the general horse trade Of the week remained
almost without feature. considerable amount Of bust
found It's way through the channels Of public auO-
tons prominent among them the sale OF fourteen
beOn gng the estate OF the late James Fisk r
for which horses $685. OF $40 65 per head.
were realized and the sale OF nine head OF MI M.
Roden's trottng stock, which amounted TO sl5, or
average OF 81 per head. The remainder of ths
auction sales included less valuable animals, which.
however have been distributed az satisfactory prices
the sale held to-day at MessrS. Barker Chase's
City Auction Mart and n. Y. Tattersals, the horses
hrc oh IN tha ha fDiloWs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04

W sIGWTS-Thee ba been but 4 slera'e call berth
s Cotton ac Provisions -lser rates The ehareilg
The enFsEemea's ty we're To Liverpool bT steam $50
ss t HOmiaa rates FOR Gram
a. - tuus n Provaen, e. sd 20 DBL. kon on private ers
LONDON h 'eau Beef a. s. ID TO Antwerp 800 pkgs Pro-
3d. b, SAL All 70 Sel 20 bags OF Clover See At A
b IN charters bend 81 ohng dolei ore Or 100 vessels
closed Philadelphia but could not be traced
GRNTas heat uset nce our last las been very qu aud
efet extent material decline has been sbbHted tbs
th- praea holders dcuei DO AM ne business u tue
extremely gd unsatsacoy. Tie uuftvOhe
s from Liverpool sBi GSgoW the reuoed limits ship
sni Layu-s 1hl decline al Liverpool under ter limited
pi8ct rv' unexpected ~ the trade
Ih- early movement o. The crop here and on Tie continent o. Lgoy
F-nrs pore This generally o. but strbled
10 lTe realty, they are much below - aver
e. Let tine o7y cen rnaHge such erroneous imires-
The I'OmAu01 published IN regard 30 the
toe NO8l Nay I'D lsi las o. ate been FULLY
tnsi sd slors Of TINE reports in rFart 10 the
All nproaig appearance Wheat p1t thuk
1 isrmsr likely o. freely until April Statos where t4e7
Ahg exception .trald Waller, and 10 DAYS
tat vi 10 mslI- 81 points Of buug
nte 81 anu % mas. DO seq apparent TO every H'eselL
l nat Htai~Ve sus' Were "a Norh ana west OF u y pc
rq.re 10 Middle and Southern states atgr the lst
Aa~ Pc % Re w,c 49, $50 bush against 49, t5 bnshe
-A g "rcA as 'Ff 'sf n "hei' ihrie ' I'tAhs gong
q noa-rt or uyleut u-tie ID r views notice
~ ~ nK ieTan f Water Tie TIE naGAe 10 DE- i7 sud
pee httel tte " nsud il mAug there Is Invited inquiry
W,er. s7as "a ~ i P,nhsyigs ala Gaost 81 G6 FOR
Wis.f 4 80 81 III
1s 81 l5r for Western dull al B5lSc barss
.t STEADY and u f' rl o. t1~s Of j6O hush Cy at o. ~
"a se 90 TO bus New ohio A1ed at 5H052c 10 a
sasi tie hxed SO SIZE In store, l
-. Of STATE &c.. afoa Com opened strong with far deiaui
o. Closes EASIER and Inactive hr holding OF We sales are @
.o Dap slt D'o.d az tt!q7fc; western hred 81 'V~ "
Nss via lOcG etrru leoa a. i Htic Jersey lc0N AZ &c
j Idil, ptsE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04

few common draft horses sold btipW 500 head.
Several secondhand wagons at pretty iuir prices
As to carriage manufacturing and dealing few ~ tho
leading firms TO absorb all the trade, and while
business with them il reported highly satsfactory.
ami indications for the Spring unusually favorable,
there other houses who give most gloomy account
Of the condition OF the trade and its prospects. Tho
following is List OF carriages and prices representing
best grades Of work. land finish and Of course,
tlta6 tsyba nyura
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
THE MARKETS
lc,re.nnt s.por.ed lor TaE rnIsgSs

IO'D'' "'''''' ~ S,TTEpAY M,rrh 2 1877.
ASHES-Po IN limited demand and the markets. aJ d. 20 80
Pearls are OIL. and nominal 6 10. -, -.o
COTTON-rhe dull On. prices show no clahBe So
b. EVENING" including 43 for export; 4 for cohsu
81 speculation Last eVcnEg-March ~ At u '-loc o. ~
2e 5th 2O0 at 2k- lOO s2cl 100 Itc APN
a. Al 2c! PIE, at22 56c 300 a. 2 goo a. q '
May 800 l2Ic. 100 Al 2 ltc ~" a.
Pa p 9l6o lO a. 22te June 100 a. Sll 20 o.
Z2c. 100 2-4c no a. p II ltct sl 81
"a bales Today-MaTch lU at p &C. imned ate ive
nee 2 l. 6c.; Ap LOO a zzto 100 al y lI
Z'4- SO 22fc. loo 10 22t 10 st Az Jltc W III
p S I't 2ic lO p sItc, 900 It 2ltc, soo AZ y &
H., b., Zee 300 "a .-tc tl6c jane, liv a. --,
41ss ..c 100 t2-ic; August 2O E4sc Total sou Oale'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
Qcpdrtnership Notifies.

nISS0LUTI0N.-The cOpartnership hereto
~ fore existing tie firm and style q JAIN. BACON
dissolved BY mutual consent GUSrAyB JAIN -
firing CHAS BACON and SAMB g. HAfTEk viii settle the Ahsg
firm. dUsrAyE A. JAIN CHAs T. BACON, sAAL u
HAYTER-Sgnet y. Y, March , ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
nS d i5. % 1 e;l.iln o4ao1s rs asMe0s sls0ssa

Same last
30229333 3l5244lO 67OT l57247e 7sI66gs
PETROLE MCre bulk has less aad hardly
Shipping Crude firm AMI n fair 5d7ic
On the Greek there frner tone prevalent and sellers options
higher Upper, - o. and Lower
The ruled quiet nomnaly
changed quote 2c steady 23028c Naghtha
fm but In Philadelphia the market Is barely steady
dull sale Of 1850 bbs ruuot a. Pc for prompt delivery
RICE-Tbe dnl, Carolina and
small lot ftaugoon AZ &c.
SKINSGost and fair demands sales 1870 bales Mexican;
Ia DO. Deer Is
steady: sales n Para 70 Central American h Sisal
and 5000 CamIeahv; receipts % bales Central American % do
pnra nrLLL N. TN anlN q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04

s,oo,,o,, 70 called in for March. we
Shu -.'o,v recomnet D ia holders thereof an lmme-
sto"sS ebo,ce t,r 80 GOLD BONDS of the
NoprHFRN PACT 5e ' ROAD
An marketallt sc' .sreceived IN eNonange'
FuIl particulars i~. shed by
JAY COOKE & Co.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04

SEEDSC've dull but Choice and firm sales Of 800 bags
Choice Indiana and Michigan at and small lots Fancy at lie Ohio
quoted at9. SIC; Timothy neglected.
SUGAR-Baw Sugars extremely dali saes reported prices
weak and So for fair good Refining Ren
dull g.; I2!c ior Harris
TALLONiru duh 9d9 i6 the bitter for Choice City.
WHSKYFay and steady; sales OF 225 bbs o
bound. anu 81 bbS q Wood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
Ncw.York, Philadelphia and Washington.

,,xp GRANT B0NpS.--By an article recently pub
II in regard Co tie sales Of lands by some p of
~ principal land grant railroad companies of the
,.ited States it vii DO found that the actual price
lived per acre varies from SS07 to SlS 49, and
.1at At the bead Of this list stand the lands of the
cp,Np RAPIDS AND INDIANA RAILROAD running
t-,n Fort Wavne, IN Indiana, northerly through the
safe Of Michigan. The same statement shows that
che lands Of this Company selling at the rate of
Sna67 80 per mile of road, and the issue of bonds,
hang but at the rate of $500 per mile, thus
.,,ured not onl by first mortgage on the road, but
nv double the amount in lands. 1t is therefore
s,narent 10 investors that the security of these
bonds is beyond question. the proceeds of the
lands are invested in the repurchase of the bonds
The cause Of the high prices Of these lands is that
they sre valuable lumber lands, and situated so near
% the consuming population of the country, being
within 600 miles Of New-York City.
Tho bonds have 80 years to run, principal and
interest q per cent payable in gold IN New-York
coupons or registered, payable April and October,
free of tax But a small portion of the issue remains
vosold Price 90 per cent and accrued interest For
sale by NNsLow' L\NlER " 20" - rnc-s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
A FIRST-CLASS
NETWORK SECURITY,
Az A LOW PRICE
AT A LOW PRICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE THE FIRST MORT.
GAGB SEVEN PR CENT GOLD BONDS OF THE SYRACUSE
AND CHESAyGO VALLEY RAILROAD. AT 9J AND AO-
CRUED INTEREST.
THIS ROAD RUNS PROM THE CITY OF SYRACUSE TO
SMITHS VALLEY WHERE 1T USrTBs WITH THB NETWORK
MIDLAND RAILROAD THUS CONNECTING THAT CITY BY A
pIHECT LINE or ROAD WITH THE METROPOLIS
ITS LENGTH Is FORTY-TwO MILES, ITS COSr ABOUT
$4,000 PER NILE AND 1T rs MORTGAGED FOR
LESS THAN $4,000 PER MILE, THE BALANCE OF
THE FUNDS REQUIRED FOR ITS CONSTRUCTION HAVING
BEEN RAISED By SUBSCRIPTION To THE CAPITAL STOCK.
THR ROAD APPROACHES COMPLETION. 1T TRAvERsBs
POPULoUs AND FERTILE DISTRICT OF THB STATE WHICH
INsURES 1T PAYING BUSINESS AND 1T Is UNDER THE con-
troll OF GENTLEMEN OF HIGH CHARACTER AND ABILITY.
BONDS POSSESS ALL THE REQUISITES OF INVITING
INVESTMENT THEY ARE AMPLY SECURED BY MORTGAGE
FOR LESS THAN oSETHIRD THE VALUE OF THE PROPERTY.
THEY PAY SEVEN PER CENT GOLD INTEREST AND ARE
OFFERED PIvB PER CENT BELOW PAR THE UNDERSIGNED
CONFIDENTLY RECOMMEND THEM TO ALL CLASSES OF IN
yESTORs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04

TpE CHICAGO. D,NvULE AND VINCENNEs RAIL
zOAp Is a finished line running through one OF the
richest portions of Illinois, connecting chicago by
the shortest route with the celebrated BLOCK Coal
fields Of Indiana and by way ofEvansvile and Nash
vile with the entire South. Although but Just
oDened it is already earning, net MORE THAN THE En-
7lRE INTEREST on all its bonds. We are now selling
tho last Of the issue 100 and accrued interest They
pay : per cent gold Full particulars furnished on
application in person or by mail
W. i. SHATTUCK & Co, Bankers,
% Nassau-st, New Ork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04

Reoepu for the week-01e9 Cattle ~ HON e6l4 sheep Shin.
s5 Cattle 37o Hogs ss1 sheep ICorrrspondug
teeepis, Sl Cattle H60J Hogs 687s Sheen Sbpmens-s ia
Cattle 10 6'9 Hogs 6S sheep HOgs packed dale ie Marie.
PT Cattle fairly active aud trm fair, 81 0d 81 p
medium 70 good @6S3 Fpnme shipping. S. 6Oas6;
- Iogs moderate reqHe for light; dul sales
~ @G 80 90 Sheep hrn At -5o 81 . for medium 10 choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
miscellaneous.

ERIE SCOW BOATS WANTED.-Parties
II having open Boat good order cell all asd elsA par
'I''s' " XXI Co, rs wsuu,-It. Phllispai.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BOOKS, and LII
BRAEs BOUGHT for eash at Unyeratplaes ee;ssen
a. and gtoa square; vols BOOKS aso Old OIL rAi"'
ISGs for SALE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
CHICAGO LIVE HTOCK MAnKKr-M.ncn

see bales 70 crOusdt 19is bales Bsreeous I7s bales 70
iors AZ bsles sales l2O bales; stect al bse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04

TIE guot Cotton running IN QuaJ not more -4h
C6FlGEYo "a ed toy IHoe, are but buyen
UorR AND MBAL-Ths Of Flour market the past
- tyr rrsrd quite those Of the preceding week
Tsso. - arrivals the rrdHcrd limits " shippers orders We ua
s, have .e-vd to c1ek well s the export in9u
- ss tie wegS 800 bbls have been taken for Europe In the
i'es of l.y eonsaeTaDe eaiIh .sl view Of he
I 20 e sod ter sssOrirel We have steadily reduced Ou stock
al fud the sorm'st Of choice St S 1So sa0 E1iT
'3s r.,..I Nothing proves more cOncuSey that the
Whea m las Autumn vas YER Ro SsTW 90 So Of the Wist
very sT0nsoo y very %Tes '0 asS s,da ad e a. 9b
Ioat intelligence fully estssh The extreme prices current ioF
Orleans and the sevs demand Tor y yer, nus %
,g5"r The best Of -Four has largely increased all a'sc.
P.'2s u.s. " 'ss! Is hitherto The iaborHE better
sAd g. ca. sa] change in b. trsd. Good No
s7sraas have been IN far demand s0e 6a.e opo'e d IN @
c.s .er pr, have been accepted sell freely The exports Of
Ia Z ~ IN Grade. drboers Of Choice Family Extras
,1 s s q 200 bis including 700 bb State for London OIL
S Ss'' ' oo s ses: 9so Ind sc Ss'
sOsr6a:......... 00a 50 srs (shgRog,';;: "a "a
sss IRIIra or'ud' ga VelG ~ WIZ i.a' E sI11
S. sss sai GSiTs. q Double bIIIs q SOC 80
1j s.! to iefS; s'no. s rs P P5 E1 5s IF
Es, AS INT Indians 0 Gn s- Eiiis brand i5S
Is sss desirable Al The arAsi steady but very
a sa'. a., .r o f.oyeo Good Sup So 500 81 IS
Bat GIeI an Georgetowu ETTa ald Family 55g 3
s5s Fioor sui but s,osdyi IS bOA We
re f.oo s,sis sSa PeHaJaa s.... 10
Csf ns Arm and al s o SEE ms. d - 70 -
Con Nsli v e,sR = Corn A''' d. '- =
81 ss Flour /, du and tame; so9s3 Is Pennsylvania
ss 2 ca ss Tis 1851 yl's o. g o,o 3ss