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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
TRUSS DEPARTMENT OF
Edward McInall, Jr,,
I'D AND MARKET STREET,
Trusses, Braces, Suspensories'


Especial invitation is made to any one d sirous ei
our superiOr assOTtmt mt lrs5es, all made OF eX
cellent material. We claim the largest stock and
assortment or trussea, braces and suspensOfy BAN
dages OF my retail house IN THE state, ana we leei
satsucd in establishing our claim on tine fact OF
yarlou truss makers constantly calling on us, and
eX Aiming our stock whp unant ousy pronounce
Ou assO tmeuJ the best they have eUef sen ~ Ghs
RetdI hO se and taL our lhcllt es IOr applying art
su Iertur To any.
la view OF This fact we can offer patrons and ths
afflicted such Inducements as TO quality price and
uLIlng as can only Ue found IN our establishment
Every truss sold at our Truss RO IN Is guafAnteeu
to he the 1nest qua ity afforded in the mark I, eaCn
one being practically examined and handled nefort
irusses from 80 cents to $1,000, and finer finish at
higher prices.
Great pleasure taken in showing TTusses whether
Wishing TO purchase or not
NyACCINE vIRUs-We could direct the par
v tiCulat atteutl II of the medical profession
the IanOix Vaccine or true Non-Hu nanized CowPex
Virus pTOpaRaJed by the ne " method known as the
Annual Vaccination, introduced into France and
practiced IoT the paSv eight years by Gustave Lam
DIX M. D., mem er Jf the Legion OF Honor, Chief ol
the service des Vaccinations Of the Hospitals o
Paris, &C.
1t is claimed for the Lanotx Vaccine that physi-
clans may rely upon always obtaining virus OF
uniform Character-ln fact the identca virus from
recent case OF original spontaneous cow-poX discOV'
ured In france, Kept awe by successive inOcula
lions from h. 1fer to helfer (ot which Dr LauOtX re-
Gently brought over TWO from Europe) and thus pre-
serVt IN ali its integrity In accordance with certain
natural laws which DR.. Ian TX after long research
has cen aule experimehtally determine.
A freAh supply OF Ivory Snps and Capillary Tubes
of this virus nave ust been received by
4. BRINGHURST CO.,
APOTHECARIES
Garner Sixth and Market Sire
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

Poor
enIse
ase tho
s,"&c.,
but are
Herbs
IiIIlII-
'IJIII-
- -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-14

Tnr country will hear with regret
though not with surprise, that the
snow blockade on the Pacific Rail.
road has been succeeded by freshets
formed by the melting snow, and
from which serious "wash.outs' have
already occurred. The deposit Of
snow in the mountains and on the
plains, drained by the hoad.waters
and tributaries Of the Missouri, is
something fearful to contemplate, in
view Of the inevitable consequences
Of the spring thaw. Unless these
should come verv slowly, an unPre.
cedcntcd rise in the Missouri and
Mississippi is to be apprrhcnded, =
an event to which cities situated like
New Orleans mnst look forward with
grave forcbodjngs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-14
4 PREMATURE PROCEEDING Very

:, ~ -.
A PREMATURE lhoCEhDiN"'' oiy
inconsiderete, indeed not TO say III
bred, was the haste OF Mr. ana VI rs
Somebody living hoI many "i''fS
from Dubuque. IheIr beloved o"u8n'
ter, it appears was Iylng SICK C,l'
death almost ana j" ofug' 20 " 'u',y
prepared Tor the worst tney "eii' 70
D., where IN 'ue 'ouc'''"S nv, W y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-14

As Queen Victoria WIS returning from
drive on the evening Of the 18th nit,
and lust ~ she had reached the gate OF
Buckingham Palace, young man named
OConnor ran to Che side OF the
carriage, and presented a pistol within
a foot Of the Qneen's head. The Queen
bent her head down to avoid the shot,
but the pistol did not explode. The lei
low in one hand held papers granting
release g. the fen'an prisoners, Which
he shouted to the Queen to sign, threat-
eninr her at the same time with pistol.
He was Instantly sliced by the attend
ants and prevented from doing further
harm
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-14

TAMMANY il recognizing with the hest
vignr nc its command That Tammany
is not too dead to joke is apparent from
the preamble to II document adopted ON
Saturday night by lis recognizing COM
mittee, wherein Tnmmnny gravely ieI~
ietates itself upon lts success IN expos
ing corruption, and contrasts 'ts tr'nmphs
ic this direc ion with the criminal neg
lect of the Federal Government Tally
for fnmmany,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-14

A lady Of the name Of Kisnc, who
behaved very nobly both to French
,nd German wounded during the
Strasbourg seigc, has lately been
awarded the Iron Cross Of Germany,
by the Empress Augusta. Madam
Kisne declined and returned the
decoration to Prince Bismarck, ac-
companied by letter, in which she
says:
cannot receive an honorary distinction
from the hands of sovereign who has
caused my country and my native town TO
be invaded, burned, and plundcred. What
| did for the German wounded wns only
t1r effect Of the good heart Of "A French
womal, who can never understand cruelty
to the yauQuishcd. TO invalidS, women, and
children Please TO return this cross to
the Empress OF Germany, 1t would be an
insult to an Alsatian woman to accept it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-14

MONSIEUR PLANTAMoUR, the celebrated
astronomer, states that he has not dls-
covered Il comet which will destroy the
earth on the l2th of August Which Is
very kind on the part Of Monsieur Plan
tlInNur
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-14
crp,upoAT CoNFLAGRATloN.-S

STEAMBOAT CoNFLAGRaTloN.-S
steamboats, lying at the wharf at Cin-
-innati and some of them loaded. were
destroyed by fire Wednesday night
The names and losses are the Kate
Robinson, loss of boat and cargo OF
groceries, S24, 900 the Abeono, loss OF
$4,000 or cargo and $4,000 on boat; The
81 Charles, valued at SO 600 The
.4rqosH loss on boat SI2 900 ana Zoo
barrels Of whisky; the Nyor Anderson,
loss on boat and cargo, $40 600 the
ChampioR. loss on boat and cargo $50
600 and 1he hull of the Belle Vernon,
n sunken boat. Twenty five bales OF
cotton and some whisky. and other
freight on the levee were also consumed.
There was heavy explosion OF gun
nowder on the Kate Robinson There
are two deck hand, IN jssing from the ~
Chqrles, supposed to have beer drowned
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-14

T,NuANY SooUNDRELs UNEARrHED -
GsayEY the plasterer has turned State ;
evidence-teIi how he got the loot ana
divided it. Tweed, that mighty pillar OF
Democracy, took the lions share, Tor
hfbc money The evidence of Carey
has created the greatest terror IN The
camp Of this moustrous crew OF Dem>
ocratic scoundrels, The revelations are
astounding No wonder that Democracy
is passiye--it is pnIscd by its black
record and the mountain OF corruption
hat wcighs it down
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-14

Evelyn Dcojson, late Speaker OF
the British House Of Commons, de-
cIjned, in the following letter to Mr..
Gladstone, the pension annually
granted to his Official position:
Though without any prctensous to
wealth, | have private fortune which will
euNcc, and, for the few years Of life that
remain 20 me, | should be happier in feel
ing Tint am not burden to my fellow
country men.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-14

FRANCE The political situation IN
France appear, to be getting daily more
critical, und it j. very evident that mat>
,trs are has eninr to a focus \ con
hct between the National Assembly and
the Theirs Governments imminent, and
ii it comes another revolution is cot IN,
likely.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-14

Prince BISMARCK has had railroad
carriage so Iuxuriantly furnished for
himself and suite that German paper
deyotes column to description OF 1t.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-14

TNiNANy --Garyty, the plastorer, one
Of the moncY,makiug contractors ot
Tweed a Co.'S lummauy ring, hos
caused cummotien among his old as,
socrates by virtually turning state :
evidence when called as witness in
Mavor Halls rrial There is sand to DC
trembling and scattermeut among the
Iammunvitrs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-14

THE cholera has ragged in India during
the last few months with terrible fatality.
The mortality in Delhi was unprecedent
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-14

liant now IN use. They are
A SUR b = K EN + \ TT TIVE
For Fever and Ague Inermttents Bilhousness and al
disorders arising from naarou They are highly
recommended as an ANTl.uYSpEtTI ard iu cases Of
INDIGESTION are INvhUAElE. A. an APPETIZER
and RECupEhANT. aud in cases of GtNtR " hEBlL'
ITY they have never In single instance ed in pro-
ducing the most happy rtsu' They ar particularly
3 +, \ FFIC1 \ l. TO FEMALES.
Strengthening the body, inygorating the mind, and
giving and elasicit to the whole system. The
HOWE BiTrERS are compounded with the great st OF
care and no tonic smnant has before been offered
to the public SO PLEASANT to tn TASTE a. at the
same time cnmhinng many remedia agents endorsed
b, the medical fraternity the best known TO the thar.
macopua 1t costs but little to give them fair trial,
and
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE noTTLR.
No preparation in the world produce
qualified endorsements by phs sca OF the very highest
standing in their protest.. n
Endorsed also by tie Ciergy and the leadiHg de.
nominal mai p0rerS.
Rtv WIN Il. BApcocK the Oh est Methodist minister In
St, LOUIS SAYS the ome bi,ers were the most grateful
OsBoR>, Mo June %, 1871
Persons greatly aehi'itsed, as l have hetn and who
require s1lMr ANT, need seek fer nothing bet
ter han the Home Bitters w c Pc,
UyrEp -rATEs MARl>E Hosp TAI
st Louis, so Oct $, 1870.
L1nes 4 JdcbSoa d Co | have examined the for
mula tor making the - stomach 'ittrrsn aud used
them IN this hnsp al the lasi fou months consd-
er them the most valuable tonic and s'inn"n, now in
use, ~ or Nv -
limbs A IackkoR e ca --Grntl, men: Asy,u hav.
communicated TO the medical 'rof sson the rccP ofhs
uurma rrs " cannot, therefore, he considered
p,tpn, medicine patent havin been taken frrit Wa
have examined the formula for making he >" ONE Bit
ters - and uuhesitsngly say the combination l. one OF
rare .xceence ali the article used IN It's composition
are brst of the class to whchthey belong heug hth
" Tosir, Stmuant Stomaclic arminivr and ight-
~ Lsxat We Tne mode "t preparing them Is strictly in
accordance with the rules of pharmacy. Aving used
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-14

,'r,.rl -, t'pifrd states Also 90 California,
iar,n Nina. aud ,ustr ia, ny the best l'nss IN *.
i,t5ncr i,y tus arrangement tickets TOR s'Gos' anS
noirt M the world be got from Us a. 'hs very
lowest rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

ST JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD ',N'AN' :
F1r.r MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT
BoNDs,
BFAplNG EIGHT PEE CENT lSp. c. INTEREST iAfA-
DIE IN GOLD
FREE or TAX,
AND IN DENOMINATIONS or $l.UO, S"W' ana Sl'"'
can I've obtained from The undersigned. or through
the principal banks and bankers throughout the
United States.
The attractive features 4 these Securities are re-
cocnilcd in the fact thai, although they have been
hut short time on the market, they are nearly all
absorbed and but small amoun. are NOW for sale
- They combine perfect security with liberal
rate o. interest This interest account is made hight
fol and easily borne by. the Company through the
operation of the Sinking Fund created from sales OF
the Conrany's land, which i'll many cases draw IN
teTeSt at the rate of ten l0) per cent per annum.
The security behind them is ample in every paTtlcu-
lar as they constitute first and only mortgage on
trunl line of railroad which viii soon connect the
city Of 81. Joseph, No ap important railway cen
ter. with the Union Pacific Railroad at Fort
Kearney. materially Shortening the distance between
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. In addition t. this.
the bonds have further security in the fact that
there is included in the Mortgage the Company
magnificent Lands, amounting to 1,5OcOO0 acres,
known to be among the best in the United States.
lie mortgage lnQtnlUUt pIOMblIS lhe Sdlt Oh lltNc
Lands at less than -Four al Dollars per acre, and pay
able to the Trustees under the Mortgage, for the
clear and express purpose Of retiring these Bonds.
The 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 to run. with interest
at Eight Per Cent free OF tax payable February and
August in each year.
Both principal and interest are payable in gold.
The principal in New-York The interest in either
New-York London, or FTankfort-on- he Main at the
option of the holder without notice and in the gold
currency of the country in which they presented
They are coupons or registered.
Trustees-Farmers' Loan and Trust Company.
The present price of these bonds is g7 and accrued
interest in currency from August 49, 1871. But they
are receivable at par aRd accrued interest IN pay
meBt for lands sold by the Company. The right is
reserved to advance the present selling pnce with
out notice.
Maps. circulars. documents and full information
furnished on application
Though acting as agents for the sale Of this 'Oan orr
firm buy and sell in their regular business the bonds Of the
81, Joseph and Denrr City EailroGd Company those Of
the Eastern Drisi0p eight per cent Ss recently placed ~
as Of 97l being soc quoted al from 1Oll to 1922 aad &C.
cggei interest.
TANNER 6 Co. Bankers, No. II Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23
syn s,ss Ls s.ss ro'rieu" ssi cua. lsie Hcano

s sy 70 Lard Si@9I Petroleum he'll cnt at ise Redne
B,rrrsoHs jan ecs,n quite, M. sr- Lov ssArus. siie
Iesr arm md " improved demand We,c Pamiy ~ @sss
do yellow ,;eady eGa6Ie MIed Wessrp GyaGe oIb
Sse Po' SONS unchanged Batter UNCHANGED WHISKY hrner 81
AH1r Y,Jsn aweai du receipt. ,mi; sale. fear, Dchl
M lE-d weea, aGs9Gc ia e',yoc Barley da anil rrge,ed
UFFsLo Jan 2,-Ri rsent-Gco J hih EsrIcv in store
,ae.g Ga SO bqh Wheat 40 oo bah Cons l1t bs. Oas
and unehr.- Whe,t dull ard entirely ronssI CON VERY AN
css Of aa1an It ,s fer 20 vas SS s TaFcy
.A h2h or girais 'r Oai, sa EeNo s,ls AID qronoai
fr Heavy Mr. Larl dis; si5e.c Estr'ae rnn,tT o.,
Com in r demand ard adiao. ssr. At e Ryc IN fair a,u
an 5Ii f : ,a o.. Is ~ E'. dnni " h,e 30 : r. s
re- s,a Sst Grade v9si irF taagc; "'.er. t,oc PcfS
Kc.!. sales Of sie, 1t - bier N,res Bhit MA. n fit Gnaa
AID advanced fll . Lgallers H. clear Rb G'c
h 'rd Clear Sdes hr shcneI Sd 'aIi It sc" CASH
g. Gcl1ei urE' web Lfco. IN !T e'Iini ao a4"aerd
LoryIllE jim 22Tobaeo uneneol ISLES 81 hbI- Lrrs =.
GG9 - Low 70 Medium La 80 % Fir 70 Gs~i So@ 7l5
demand Stcd olc O aye; Pam "a tgc r.. Is. sss Al.
49, Meats urcbaasd Lar-Pnne Leaf T,erca, in Kesloc
g % 5s e n2a a2 T, ,s S I nj M1
Winter. 20 Double Extra what qa.et and r1,L,aeei; No.
~ o. lor Up Lake tlsia; % Tor "a, Qag': g,e bc
81 tr for Western. Corn Veal - 81 Btoii ~ . Tor nboi
dA % ~ r t. cai Freghs-Fiogr - Boston Go
to NcV-hoTk &c.; tc Albany.
AiL",raEE yaH. q, For dd and Lncalnge Wheat quiet and
yea rs Of No - de Ie No J!.c. Germ in
GOOD dmeHi No II y. fo' Pro Urn nd ffce No at "'e
% 10 FIR .man! Cher; sas Of No FlI AZ Gc Live HOES
Pctv, aLl gLcr sales ~. Pfk quiet and uacangr
ecpis-2Vn bb. Poar 1900 b. Wheat. slpncnl-3 go bals
Flour
ST Lors Jan 22.Forr Guct sales Of SETeuc Winter - sou
s. -; kurl Winter 2nO -; Double EAtra Wer. 80 g
So o. Wheat dull anl lover .acs OF No. s2n; tgc at
81 20 No. Ret t4, b. 4jc Corn cscr: sales Of NJ"
track at @yc3jic; elCybtor 40c; d. tci. sacked
4ic. Barley unchanged Re-sa,rs Of No. , t@cS
ic 75a si5 for bnr anl order lot Dry sslei Meiony
sna ore e a.iiers sold SCI Clear h Sues, &c; ear
sides, t3c Blc0'a Of Cer Rib sides 7G1lc; Clear SIDES
7c lHr hfmcr d03sc eash, BE- trr febuar Hogs dgei at
sJ "a Ency lots sold at - .. C,tte unchanged Re
qs 3 thls rot- 100 h,l. Whrst J7O hn,. C.r Sl,OD
bush Oats QUO bush. Barley. 80 Ssh Rye, J21 lioSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.
IlLLLlIIL- y Al A Il 4 4 u.

ry Ian 21-ll:3J IT, mCous1is ofrGo at et 'r BOTH money
'ouu United Staies FseIWtuj bonds lowe ~! l'o''
,,. ,I l5,-s. go; IenFortes. VT
Ahn '"n H., l-0JOs m.-Coton opened firm Miilng Up
- y, Ia, ~ p.i..un ~ franz. or fnc pale American
LoSnOv jan. I'll $50 g. ~ - 4 neIi 80 ~ - t o. r,c.
clrsrd uuI 80 III = 'Nt TOT It's
~ 1870 n m. ..at md JlL fJl low Mildiugs sacai
I,hnos Ian IL. q. -CnsYis ceh'lAl ". 'i nn'P
gls Ior lie account United States velSeHV OoA' ''' ''i
li,. old. ga: 1865. $50 Ten fOurs, w.
PANS Jgn 2!--p U.-hen. closed 10 III &C . - .,.J-.
iiyrEpool jan 2,i:3l m-Coion T@sel GU r aG s'V
- m t pn for .recula'ion and export tifmeh 81 ''u Ho
onh,v nee ss report the "a inst Low bale
& W. N . b GENITAL for Caforna White, II Glbi0r NO ned
NJ, ,n pr and 30ll u for Rel NiLtr Orb ~ 1"
Io,pgn Jsu 2l.-Rehned PetlJrnn Ia. T. Ba'0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23
MIDLAND RAILROAD
Isl MORTGAGE PER CENT. GOLD BONDS.

Isl MORTGAGE PER CENT. GOLD BONDS.
Limited to $4,000 per mile on finished road.
The rapid progress toward completion of this great
Trunk Line from New-York to the West and to
Canada enables us TO offer TO investors at par and
interest further limited issue Of these favoritc
curiticS.
Upward of $40 miles of this road, including the
New-Jersey section, are already finished, equipped,
and in operation and contracts with responsible
parties have been made for its entire completion by
the first day of July next. When this shall have
been accomplished its earnings cannot fail to be
large and highly renunerative 1t has advantages
at least equal to those of any of its competitors for
both local and through business 1t is building for
cash. ofrkch nearly S. 100000 hare been furnished by
subscription TO its stock at PAR. The work is subsan-
tial and, including equipment has not exceeded in
cost $4,000 per mile, which is less than ORethrd Of
the amount at which some of the trunk lines of
roads leading from New-YOrk are capitalized and on
which they are paying good dividends.
la view of these facts, the Midland Isl Mortgage
Bonds must be regarded a frst-class security
quite safe as Governments and by making the
exchange at the present difference in price holders Of
Midland Bonds UH receire 30 per cent more Of rereaUe
upon he amount INFESTED than the holders Of Government
bOpds
For sale or exchange for Governments at their
market price by GEORGE OPDYKE d Co,
% NasSau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF ppon,rcr

F0 NOIIh RiDcr Vtsais ana Kg,I,oo1,
Jan. 2i0 Dkg Ashes pkRs Beeswhr 8giJ as Cation 150
5eed 90 bags Cation J hi, Co,to eesd
OIL IA pgs DRIED Fn, ISL bbl Egg lOlf3 lila ToWI JGOo
bush wheat 100 900 bush Com IL 100 bush Oat. 90 bush Mali
1000 bush Bsry Seed n bbN Beans 5000 hush pe,s I'D
bag. 300 bids O Meal 10 bale, Hemp oI Hons 38S
Hides bales Hides H. l7O sides Leather vi bales Mos 33 lila
a. o. MosSe "a bbs fl1us Turpetnc % h Cmlc Turlrnne
ibis Pitch 322 bhls Eosn. 90 Pkg Pol, t PIG f -
pigs Cut Mcs 10 pkgs Gsgs fl pies Lard 21 pkgM Butler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23
COTTON MARKETS

.Rtrroy Jan. 22Coton Gaei Mdlags Gle net receipts
l,Sbaes; r (Unrnt 80 hale cols,"ise Hi-J
bales; sales, 100 baics: stock. - 80 bales
SAVANNAH, Jan. g2Ca'cn IN r dmard holders firm Mhdhrgs
H0g!c; net uce4. 3C2 LG, tsQo-co.stwsc LIB bnicii
Sale, 300 bales stock, 1897 bales $4,000. 49,
&gw ORLEANS. 22-Coton quiet ard easy Mbirgs 2t@
2c net receipts, 1883 bale Go haics export" "f'at
Bare iona. 40 Lales; lea bales sales 500 bii stock
10 1tJb .lc4 -,
GALvroy jan 22Coloa quiet hot irm; Good Otia4rv 9tc
e"ps. l,l,7 bales. crIoo Gt Britain, l laes cois'-
Wis" ~ bale; sal.s, 5)' bales; stock 4lk hae.
st. loU, Jan .2-tofjo uaC htIcr.; liilrgs t H-lc
lL;DRIPHA. Jan. at "t.oG e rt3 ldhngN. 2.c
MOBILE. Jaa. 1toton Iir AMI weak hndngs -c ret re-
ocr i01f b,es Queenstown 2oCO bsi to E1"n, ~
bales; s,lrs. ~ bales; stock, o s5 bales.
30 o. jar 2C1oa uue.: sags. Pie; receipts, 800
bale; gross 45i0 ials lrs 800 haes; stock $500 baA
iU8Us-t JIM. 21C0o1 seriy, fr demand, MIiAngs
20 rareirts. bales salrs. 40 hats.
NuwIybToN. Jan. p Cotton SIN; Mhdinc 2D net !crepS
u. bale; e,ports-ccastyse - Ians; stock, b hslts
UA7lMohg. l2C"ttoa s, M1lngs, Pie net re'ps.
81 bales. yr0 G bales; exotcOawise, 4bJ OaS salt' ~
bales. stock. $500 bale. ..-,.,
SoRYorK jan 2Z-Catton MllDgs, ma Ai ret re-
cert :2j bao erorosise. IBIS bales sales Io oaesi
stock f.i'j balcs no,
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23
novPsTIC MARKETS.

,rgppt. ian 2-gurfrtT1n Bark-sirsOfNo az ~ 10
,.,J ,,I n slOa 10 So FaIsrei 81 y Tmour - % i9a
dn nina Family Al -,a S9E for Wisconsin ana huus,'
80 IN ~ site. 4 25I y for Indiana ami O. A'i uh
Stat, Red y 5s Western Rel 81 CO., Amber ~ o. *. Va 81
,,d AZ gc Corn yery quet yellow b5ob ,ri Mrl n,se ~ "
aOe Oats selhs. White sia .bci hted a. PC es' '"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

HowEs g. MACY, Bankers. No. 50 Wall-st, New
York. offer the Same facilities TO Depcstors as In
corporated Banks and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates.
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice STOCK, Bonds, %cr
&c, for Investors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

IHE 7-3O LOAN AT HOME AND ABRoAD.-The recent
negotiations Of NORTHERN PACIFIC 80 Gold Bonds
NLoNDON, added to the previous large sales in the
United States, furnishes for the completion of
a large portion of the Road, and assures the EARLY
ABSORPTION OF THE REMAINDER OF THE LOAN.
These Bonds are issued in denominations Of from
800 TO $1,000 COUPON and 800 to $4,000 REGIS
TERED, have 80 years to run bear An interest of 70
per cent IN gold' and EXEMPT FROM UNITED
STATES TAX.
They are secured by First and Onlg Mortqace UPON
THE RAILROAD IT'S FRANCHISES. AND All ruT I.>,ns
AND PROPERTY NOW POSSESSED BY TIE COMPANY
OR WHICH 1T MAY HEREAFTER ACQUIRE.
The Bonds are offered at par and accrued interest
in currency and with their ample security and biob
rate OF interest there is no investment accessible to
the people which is more profitable or safe.
JAY COOKE g. Co
For sale by Banks and Bankers generally through
out the United States and Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

M, and South Eo',g ,,,. Company 0" '''
we IT. Of February at their OSs has declared
'9f E ss2 .9's s sr s:H 's Of tax payable
-, tina first VTONitaO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY Com
800 800 FIltoI MORTGAGE LAND GRANT SINKING FUND,
rhA Pkk CENT GOLD BONDS. Principal and iHtereat
s1oe "a Sod, at the National CITY Bank, heO York.
I've ~ eoerg respect Erst-ciass Bonds. and ne con
"-'"''f '0"mehd item a. az entirely safe inresmeRL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-23
THE MARKETS.


MONDAY, Jan % 1872.
AsHES-The receipts to-day 20 ptrs Pots moae' de
er3 M "a .5dGy Is Pearls dull hu 6icay at llGtN 80
COFTON-Spoi moderately ACTIVE and tn On Upnts
Int ,c,,- AID roiuccl lei s $3.50 bales t64J Sa:gda
e, cnug $50 fr expert for consumption f8 speculation
sr 23 in trant Tor delivery the market bsier tie advance
-. nc A 10 For delivery h1Ss Low Ndrg the Bles
have been as Ssiaria evening Febuy lO st NE lO at
Bis ATE. 900 t 2l,c; March, 200 ~ 2ic 2J vt
fc o1 M Pile g23. 100 22ic 2O at p lb. 220
2s Ice At p 6 April iO 9c May $50 at 22c, ~ at 22.c
- la. st 22, o 100 bales Oy January, so az 22c 100 at
BIC 209 a, 2}e: ar 1O Al 2llc $40 n 81 L6c 200 at PIC
80 81 Itc iOl b. llsc, l0l az n 5l6c i az &C.
i At u IS 6c lO 2c March a9 al 22sc o ot y 7Gc zoo at
?2,c 2 at L. Apri o at 70 May So at 22ic COO a. c