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2l; Democrats 1e; Liberals2


Selected as Republicans last year, but understood
to have acted with the Liberals the late election
ASSEMBLY
lt7t5l,s and IF0od-Charles Cady
ashland, Barron Douglas, Polk etc-I D barron
Bro,ca and qart Of Keraunee-J Curtis, W IL
Bartran, d Duane.
Ba8alo-Ifo5s1t Lees
Cutumet-Thos Lynch
unprecedented Pound
Clark 0nd JachS0n-Ed f Merritt
C1iAa5id-S Brannon, Ii Brace j 7 Porter
rGn.tord-Ftter Doyle
Daae-o W Thornton, L B Viias, Otto Karl, H H
CornwelI
Deage-J " Darts, Jola. Runkle " Fuuer, Den
aiS Short, Sat ClarI, Ferdinand Gne,cuch
Door and part Of keeco~aee-De Wayne, stebbins
Damn and Iepi1a-Horace Houghton
Eass Cgaire-Wm Pitt Bartlett
Fond dU Loc-A Loper, IL II LctgiS, s Fay
Grrnt-I G Stephens, " II elise, John Mouteith-
e Hutchinson
CTTcea-John Luchsinger
Green Laks-A D Foote
I0Da-ii z Rogs, Vim Robinson
Je5ferson-PAr DEvY, G II lStetntort, J w ostrander
juneau II Nichols
Keaosha-Asahel Farr
La CFosse-Alex McAIiIlan
LGfeyeite-Wm II Armstrong
ifdititGp0c-( r. Zoia, o s Davis, Joseph Rankin
Harothon-D Pil,7aer
Ap5'qitctte-Chas S Kelsey
james AcGratt, G0c Weiss John a Becher, { n
Sanger II L Palmer. G b seamen, II " Becker, 7'bcs
IoofR, John b Stf@psT
-'fe,ires-,J II Alien E ! BIeeklnan
Oconto-R W IlubbelI
4utogdnate, art Ead5Gca aaad Shd1cdho-Johs Roe
7aer, c Rich
ozaullee-44 Zin,mermann; c z chamberlotn
Ifsrce-J II Persons
Portage-D II Clements
RGci,Ie-J Elkins, Richards
RictlGHd-N james, Geo W Putnam
Rock-J N EVANS, Sayre, G Cheever, K
Felt, Patterson
81 Croir--D c. FtsLt0l
Sruk-J Young, Kellogg
.S,ebogg1lE-y Bodenstab, O FUItlmau, Peter Duane
T-cmpsdlsGH-S " Button
TerR5H-P Jerman, J Ii Tate
HGl5uoTth-C l. Douglass, Leland c r Glib.
HGsAi3qton-BS IVea, II " .SI,ryer
VdukeSha-E G Parks, W Rhoda
Waapdca-C Caldwell
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PardTeN
HJnDebGgo-T Wall Mcconnell, c Foster, Alscn
| Wood
| Republican 60; Democrat Sc; Independent
| The above list has been carefully com
pared with the official returns In the OF
! fec of Secretary OF State and we think,
i'll be found correct as no list yet pub
lished has been. OF the Liberal
Senators, one is pledged to vote for
Senator HoBe's reelection, and enc OF
the independent Assemblymen elect is
IIedgcd in the same way. His majority.
on joint ballot, will, therefore, be 33.
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TST.fp FEHES.
rxTTsy%s AVER and IEyyFKER

w fers his services for repairing all kinds Of
Clocks and watches. Has fine and we'll selected
assortment OF the latest 2nd best styles of Clocks,
American English and Swiss Watches. also of Gold
and Plated Jewery. at his Brick Store Sth
trcet. South side door south OF kremer's. Mani
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FRED. SCHR HDER.

MEAT NarA8et---HaVin- purchased
VI the business OF VIM. Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep hand the choicest meats st the
owest rates 4 share OF public patronage solicited.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-11-28
0TE nv COUNTiEs-Is1z AND 1874.

The following is a comparative table
of the vote OF Wisconsin by counties for
Governor IL 1871 and for President in
1872, as re ported officially
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TEE E.ES.aG g1A'pYI.E "a, ysze.

The following is a list of the members
of the next Legislature Republicans in
Roman, Democrats in italics, Indepen-
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sscsn, tal,.,a measures Canals.

1t is announced that the problem of
propelling canal boats by steam without
| washing the banks, Is virtually solved.
A boat laden with seven thousand bush
els OF corn vas r,cehl ~ driven, by steam
from BuNalo to New York in less than
SIX days. The d,>taEce is 363 miles bv
the Erie canal, ~ which there are S4
locks, and l45 N les OF river, sos miles
In all
On the heels of this news comes the
report OF a joint committee ofthe citizens
and Board OF Trade of Buffalo, unani-
mou>ly adopted as their canal policy, as
follows:
FiTst-To complete the Erie and 0swego canals ac-
coFding to the original policy Of the amendment to
the constitution of IS54 aul to carry out the laws
enacted for that purpose, by removing bench walls
aud all other distractions, make canal
10 and OsTeRu.to Albany and TO conf lete the double
locks, as per contract, west of Syracuse.
Second-To improve the canal from the mouth of
Buffalo river TO Lower Black Rock as TO give suf-
ticient depih and fow of water at all times for all
Thiro-To ask the Legislature to pass the Funding
bin recommended by the Chamber of Commerce Of
New York in order to put the funds in proper shape
t" improve the canal and make it free canal.
nearly possible.
This is the policy of the West, also.
| The millions here want their march To
Vic sea- anu HacH. Jtt 3t EIHc iFOn5 IOiIS,
Or as near so rs possible and ne want
an extension Of tie navigatle water route
| from Green Bay to Prairie du CHEN
The cost is a mere flea bite" 1t
will take less money to complete this
route than was appropriated to build the
Chicago rnsfoffice, and it will be done
= State journal
THE Pope REFUSES ITALIAN Gov
ERNMENT AID -Sienor ZeIla. Italian
| Minister of Finance, having addr ssed an
official communication to the Pope guar
anteeing the payment to His Holiness of
the annuity voted to him by the Parla-
ment. Cardinal Antoneili has Sc ut a re-
| ply to the Minister informing him that
the Pope declines to receive the annuity.
This is in conformity with previous ac-
! ton OF His Holiness. who prefers to de-
pend on the contributions of the faithful
| in all parts Of the world rather than re-
cogniZe the government of Italy as hav.
ing rightful authority in Rome, where he
expects again to gain temporal power.
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f. R.9.t,SCH,

81 kinds Of work in the line of business prompt
iy attended 10. and warranted to give satisfaction.
have last received Wing ornsbey's Multiplying
CAMERA 0SSCURA, with which l take small
pictures Of the order, for dollar per dozen.
Photo graphs taken of all sizes. Albums aad Frames
enStlntIy q On haai. York Street. IS-stf
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1gERCHANT TAILORING ESTAB
" Ishment, Sth street south end Of Bridge.
The tailoring depar tment complete, and contains
large assortment of fashionable clothes and Gents
fiIrn ishing goods constantly hand Please call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere. 1921
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CEVIE SERVICE RULES 40 BE EV.
FORCED,

The election Of Gen. H. II. Bingham
Clerk Of the Court, leaves a vacancy in
the Philadelphia post office. There is a
great struggle of the people. Mr. True
man, a merchant. is the candidate Of the
politicians, while Mr. Fairman, a clerk
in the office, was recommended by Bing
ham, and will probably be chosen under
the Civil Service rules.
Mayor Stokely. Governor Hartranft,
and other city and State officials, headed
by Senator Cameron. called on the presi-
dent, November l 4, to urge the appoint
ment Of Tructhau 1t was stated, by the
Mayor, that lie represented the leading
Repu ublicans Of that city and State that
they wanted Trueman appointed :; that
they did not want the rules enforced, and
as representatives Of the banner State that
had given the President the heaviest ma
jority ever cast, they asked this as 4
special favor.
The President listened ID his speech
with his usual composure. standing mean
while, with one hand leaning on his of
flee table, and the other thrown behind
him. When the Mayor finished, the
President raised his head looked steadily
at the Office seeking delegations lor a
moment, and spoke substantially as fol
lows:
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Fg, CR<sMEEY. II, I'd.

DK ESSESIAE and Surgeon. tenders
his professional services to the people of the City
and county Of Manitowoc. Office J. A. Koehler's
store.
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nR. a. j. pATCIEN. Dentist. Ossice
4 ia Sherman's building, sIh Street,
Nauitcwoc Wis.
~ Teeth extracted without pain.
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CH.sTeLES SC.aEFFEEe,
FEs ED SEEGER,

n
Il moved to Buffalo street, , doors west of Rand s
Store. All work warranted well done and to fit.
Nsuitowoc Nov. 80, 1872. 1888.
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GENTLEMEN do not well see how it would be
proper for set aside the rules and regulations
of tile Civil Service. 1 some time ago determined
to enforce them on every proper occasion. L think
this to he suitable. Two candidates for this Office
presented, both Republicans of them Mr..
Fairman has been employed by the Office for some
time and fully satisfied that he is competent to
discharge the duties OF Postmaster. would like
grant your request but cannot conscieutiously set
these rules aside
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.FDSEPH SH.NES.
CH.4RLES HOY'EEs.

nEAIER in Stoses: Tin, Sheet IRON
and Copperware manufacturer. Ali kinds of
repairing done. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune Of
6ra
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Az good the best pretty The pretticst and cheap
est. 50 cents a year. Magnificent prizes for each
subscribe and still grander those Who raise
club Subscribe, send cent stamp for specimen.
Say where yog sv tEt=, JOSS Z, AL1xS. P1btizbsg,
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Special Notices.
To COnsunptiVes.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured OF
that dread disease Consumption, by simple remedy,
is anxious TO make known his fellow sufferers the
means OF To ali who desire it. he viii send
copy Of the prescription used, (frce of charge with
the directions preparing and using the which
they will fad SURE CURE for CoSsE3tP IoT, AsTa3IA,
BRoNCHITTS &c
Parties wishing the prescription viii please address
a & co. 1924 Iy Rev. EDW ARD A WILSON,
I24 Penn street. Miiliam sbnrEi. y. 7.
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LegislatiVe XIsiIIng Coa1lrnittee.

The following gentlemen have been APP
pointed by Gov. Washburn members OF
the Legislative Committee to visit and
report on the condition of State charita-
Die ard penal institutions to the Leglsla-
tuTe
seaGtors-J Irish of ST. Crrix, Republican; John
L Mitchell OF Milwaukee. Democrat
Assembiy iymeI.-eIect-D ] Cheev5T Of Rock and 8
Kelsey OF Marquette, Republicans; Joseph Rankin Of
Msnitowoc, Democrat t------
The Board will meet in Madison Decam-
Der 10th ard then commence its grand
round OF inspection. The Board was re-
duced in aumLer by saS Of iast sessivo.
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DIZZY fSEcE IN Surgeon. * AccSucEielr
Office on oth street. over Dacon's Drug Store
Nanitowoc, Wis. Office open all hours. Calls at
tended promptly 1852
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DE.F'TES TR y.

Tinted States Assistant Assessor.-
" Office on sth Street, over First National Bank,
Nanitowoc Wisconsin. 16-131y
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T.. Es. TREAT,
IF. PRTTCzE.zRsD, ~. I'd.

4 TFO1SEf and Counselor ai law.
N Office on Eighth street, aiauitowoc, Wisconsin.
promptly attended 10. 1902
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E.srETTE .JR.USHE..
CHAS. w. WHITE,

COUNTY SURVEYOR. Office over
" Q. Torri5ea's Store; the Bridge.
Nanitowoc, Wisconsin. 1888
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y. Id. .LE.fRKE HIN,

TTOREET and Counselor at Law.
n Office, corner Of Sth AMI Quay streets Manito-
woe. Wisconsin. 1921
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

The Third Annual Report OF the Eleventh Ward Saw
ngs Bank published shows assets in excess OF
liabilities to the amount OF s5,5i2
Mesers Clark, Dodge Co. offer $4,000 Of the frat
mortgage bonds Of the Cincinnati and Muskingum Valley
Railroad Company which they strongly recommend TO
investors. The mortgage but $4,000 per mile OF
road and the bonds bear per cent interest payable
semannualy in New York With reference to tho specu
aton In Virginia State bonds The Ereng Post tmoley
market says:
Tho report Of the Joint Committee OF the yirginia
Legislature 20 whom referred tho questions relating
20 the Fnndihg bill and the payment OF iutcros, have
reported SUBSTANTIALLY III favor or rcconyoriug the
ahnu Gorest Tor Tie nst years, per cent for the
rucceeng 10 years ana per cent for tle remaining
years, aud In Ike proportion for tho per cent stcrng
debt They also recommend the rep,h OF tho present
funding bill, under which about two-thr,s Of Ia, old
bonds have been funded AMI the abrpcaion OF the I
eeelyablhiy Of the coupons In payment of ti1cs.
They also decline TO assume any respuut b,l,ty
for tho One-th.rd Of tho entire debt tbs s ats
spportioned to West Virginia beyond what that Stale
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

Wednesday relative to tho suspension OF oc"nns, -
stocks after Exchange hours. The Committee
tho necessity OF reform I'm this particular nhu VI
the market out OF the hands OF impeeunious ano IT,
s,,onsble brokers after the leading operators nave
the street. The Committee decided that on anu aito
Monday Goth inst the Exchange shall be closed a'o %
osd on Saturday an hour earlier. Tho peh'''.y io
buying or selling stocks in the street AFTER INC '
the lower hail Fixed at $50 for each ana every
Each member Of the Exchange acting as commune %
the Whole u authorized to report ana e"oi'0 ~
penaty in every case coming under his ooscfI fI't''H
case Of panic or any great excitement thc W
tho Committee CT Arrangements Is authorzou :" N'.P
the Exchange open beyond the usual iric as ionS d. '
may Judge proper. ,
The gold market has bcen strong ana niShFr 'o'u'y,
with a pretty large business, the price rising Io ioYS
10 1o9l closing firm In addition to the other e"uSo' "
1uenclng the advanced quotation, there arc Iii"0o VIZ"
think they see gave for expecting come Sci
complications with Spain which may operate 10 prouoo
higher prices Tho rates paid for carrying were %
T. G. and per cent. Tho ubTreasury rcdeemeo to"'y
10000 IA called ls52s making total OF S23s'l'oV' au
Maid ont in January coin interest $4,000 making 'o'
OF e39i7 900 Tho days business at the Gold hAc"h
Bauk was az follows: Gold cleared s37,b5)VoO; so'u
balances, s1,lsS47; currency balances s'o''s@'' AN
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD CoMPANYs
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT
BONDS
BEARING EIGHT PER CENT Sp. cl INTEREST PAYA-
BILE IN GOLD.
FREE OF TAX,
AND IN DENOMINATIONS OF 81 600, $500, and 800,
can he obtained from the undersigned, or through
the principal banks and bankers throughout the
United States.
The attractive features of these Securities are re-
cognized in the fact that although they have been
but short time on the market, they nearly all
absorbed, and but small amount are now for sale.
Thoy combine perfect security with liberal
rate of interest This interest account is made light
for, and easily borne by, the Company through the
operation of the Sinking Fund created from sales Of
the Companys land which in many cases draw In
terest at the rate of ten Q0) per cent per annum.
The security behind them q ample in every partcu-
lar, as they constitute first and only mortgage on
trunk line of railroad which will soon connect the
city of st. Joseph, Mo. ian important railway GEN.
teri, with the Union Pacific Railroad at Fort
Kearney materially shortening the distance between
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. In addition to this,
the bonds have further security in the fact that
there is included in tho Mortgage the Company's
magnificent Lands, amounting to 100000 acres,
known to be among the best in the. United States
The Mortgage indenture prohibits the sale of these
Lands at less than -Four az Dollars per acre, and pay
able to the Trustees under the Mortgage, for tho
clear and express purpose of retiring these Bonds
Tie amount thus realized exceeds the entire
amount of Bonds which can be issued, and
leaves the road property and franchises Free
The Bonds have thirty years Ia run, with interest
at Eight Per Cent free OF tax. payable February and
August in each year.
Both principal ard inirrcrt are payable in gold.
The principal in Nrw-yoik The interest in either
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
NewYork London, or Franktorton.t Main A, n.

New York, London, or Frankfort on .the-Main an
option of the holder, without notice and in thu sS
currency of the country in which they are prcscn,.s
They are coupons or registered
Trustees--farmers Loan and Trust Componv
The present price of these bonds is g7t and acc-.,
interest in currency from August Is, 1871. Bp. th.
are receivable at par and accrued interest IN MAJ
mcDt for lands sold by the Company. The rioh,, :.
reserved ~ advance the present selling price wi,b
out notice.
Maps, circulars, documents, and full infomaso,
furnished on application.
Though acting as ageati for The sale Of Ills loan. An,
firm Jy cad sell In Ger regular business he bond. "a.
ST. J0@eah and Denrcr city EarroGd Company, ao. 4,
The Eastern Dirision eight per cent @ reoenay pcced ;,
at9I, being quoted al from lO1i 10 lO2i and ao
c1ued interest.
TANNER & Co., Bankers, TO- II Wsn-a.
HOUsTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY CIV
PANY FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT SINKING PuND
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD B0NDs. Principal and intnest
These in erery respect rstcass Boads and re ooa
fdently recommend them az entirely safe iRresfpsyf
Price 90 and accrued interest. CycaIars ard isora.
fiOn 1ndg be obtained at our office.
john J. CISCO & SoN. No. 20 Wan-st.
WEST WISCONSIN LAND GRANT Sinking Funa
seven per cent Gold Bonds for sale at 9 and ntesst
in currency. Investors who wish perfectly safs
bond OH a finished road can obtain full particulars
BIZ ying 70 WHITE, MORRIS Il Co, Is Wallst.
and Gwynne, johnson & Day. l6 Wall-st.
READING r. r. Co. MORTGAGE BONDs
Per Cent. Currency, and Six Per Cent. Registered
GOLD,
UNITED COMPANIES BONDS
Camden and Amboy),
Registered Six Per Cent. Currency for sale by
DREXEI, MORGAN & Co, Bankers,
Free from all taxes SO ExehaDge-placa
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE POPULAR LoAS.-7.30 INTEREST IN GOLD.
The heavy sales of Northern Pacific 730 Gold Bonds
show their great popularity with investors, and 1t Is
because of their absolute safety, both as 1rst-cass
railroad security and real estate mortgage on lands,
worth twice tho amount secured, that we recon-
mend them to the public.
Mary millions of these Bonds were sold the past
year, and the demand is active at all tho agencies
The large profit, both immediate and annually in
the way of interest, is inducing free exchange of
5-20s into Northern Paccs, and this viii naturally
continue to increase as the Government proceeds
with It's redemption Of the G2's.
Grroa Tie Inispen,ant.l
"As an investment security. know OF nonc equal to
the above OF whatever character They combine the two
great requsites-afcty and profit The favor In which
these bonds arc held by Investors is indicated By tho
large sales which, drng the present month have been
at the rate Of two millions per month, one hundred
thousand dollars per day.
the inquiry bonds by those who intend purchasing
lands gives assurance of largo settlements upon the
lands during next The Companys laEds In Min
nes0a will be ready for SALE and also on the west
ern terminus The Company prepared to permit
take up lands at any point along tho line Of tho
road to he subsequently appraised and paid ior. Hhe
fact is conceded that the aes OF the lands will build the
road.
THE ture Importance Of this great enterprise is
glorious IN the cx.rcme, aud the bonds OF the Company
are "a sure as the o0g OF the best government
esrth
1--WE heartily commend them to all having invest
mcn,s to make emucntly safe and desirabie."
Maps pamphlets, and full information Will be
furnished on application to Banks and Bankers
aCents for the loan throughout the United States
and Canada.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
City bank shares sold follows Metropolitan, 135i6
37 Ninth National, 100 Fourth National 1895, and

Railroad bonds wcTo hrn and fairy active, some im-
portant amounts having changed hands Central Pa
cacs sold at 1926 Union Pacific sts 92i Land Grants.
Ss; Incomes, sIA oedo and wabash Ists st. Louis dl
vision, SO; DO 81, 9 do Equipment bonds SGi Great
Western Isis, 1885, e9i99e,, do ID, s0i Ohio and Miss.
"a, set; and Milwaukee and ST. Paul lists, g3 29SA The
following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
THE MARKETS.
lcsrttliy Reported for Tns TRIBUNE

lCsreftny Reported for Tm rEsUyn
SATURDAY Jss. q, ls1
AspES-Tle receipts today are pfgs Pots quiet ba, sn ~
;51 80 925 Pearls da ami unchanged sldvls 30
COrfOS-Tho market Is dali. lat sedyi Gales 81 bales sos
lac, eyang ncapg 50 for export M for eonianpaen lso On e
uson aud $50 rAns,i Icres sosvs Last evening" .ssr
ar 2e lJc At a sl6c go At 2lc 80 At II Il5e ~
2tc; March g2c 100 NE 100 At D. @leS eo zie e
5l6c 22tc 100 At 2e; Ap Ieo s2i 700 At q sIse,
600 Pie April and May 100 each 81 2],e yse 'o
2c sThar ge6 pad t exchange 200 Jenuafy f 10 teoi
l nj 10 Exchange 100 Pebruary zoe Msreh total 100 bales.
toily-January, 20 n2Iici Fejrar 10 2ic 90 Ate Loo
at n 9 al lic 40 at Ale, 800 at Il S.ltt l&O sntc,
1Oi at2l Il6c 250j at ie 3c at ,. llIc lAo at Aie h
lOl AZ p size 22c G q, % 5i6e 800 AZ z2ie 80 se,
3N ~ Il5c 900 al q tide 500 at 22ic 40 a. y 56s, ~
22gc 100 At % Shc AIn, 100 At u.s. Bo At Aic ~
Pthnsr for 900 March ltlsc paid 70 eEchsags S resa @
sgJ Mach; a. so bae gTaEi total ~ O bales We qee
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

Tho bank statement was decidedly unfayoraDle, IN
that tho specie item was very largely decreased Inc
Cu.tolos receipts OF tho week were s3ooooo against
which the outcome in the way Of the regular sale, specie
EXPORT aud interest disbursements, was only ABOUT
81 5OoGo1 THIS deficit Is explainablo by many on ire
snppostion that some gold has been withdrawn from
the street and locked up for speculative chect. Inc
legal tenders were Increased, wero also deposits tLe
loans being expanded million and hali. As resuis
Of the movement the banks hold S9,2-j25 In cSa
sp,nlus nrlust sI0Q5,G2J last week, q decrease Of
sl,T059oo.
The following arc the totals as compared with last
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

quotations. baei Cotton qasy fo' n''' es
cyip1 PGns@Ths rsrket is drrH bbl s1aH
'coFFEk@Sc sales REPORTED to,y prices unchanged ssi to
FL0ts and MRAL-Te du u4 heavy fsas th., dps,
FOu make. this day week snd eeey eooaed 70 ne os i1
RET export and FEoyaeal d,1a Peyasd ada
goo sag EI,csi SS s1 mas y GSsSd foar b.. S.ss
demand at about fOreI price ior he Te ds soa Cam.
] ry gaer4l attention the volane Of business
ts1S % SS S9g GS SsS s a i %s a Ss ca
less than at the eoenecnea. Of the year aa G
Rs e o'H . Of a orr Ss o9. Ts4 reel. s S % nG sS. ai. ss
daed AZ he ccn,e'sOn they sold readily an al The doe
@ boilers seen disposed r cay flrtlcr lecine ehooe no
IN, a . he b.eeee Of m me, room has psTentei ts f
revival business whea IS no, ira We % Soi & s
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