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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-02
For the Daily Record.
The County School superin.
tendency.


Ed. REcoRp:.-For the second time the
Oil City Derrick pitches into the so>called
caucus nominee for School Superintendent
for Venango Co. 'Death the Unsuitable
archer" is not more 80, than the Derrick -
Every day, some new victim is found i'm.
paied by its harsh invective, bitter satire,
pungent wit, relentless ridicule, and its
sensational statements and slssbing STYLE
Monopolies, rival towus, aud obnoxious in'
dividuals succumb (?) to it's fierce attacks.
Yesterday prospective governor, country
schoolmaster, to morrow, y'hap, 1--WE
shall hear to day from Cincinnati) the
chief magistrate of the republic. That is
should use its circulation and influence to
crush governor, president in prospective,
or even to switch the Republican Party off
the main track, which am willing to con :
cede without argument, 1t might do, would
elicit no sound from me. But when 1t 90
persistently seeks to crush out our worthy
domino, l wish 10 set the matter right and
in truthful light.
First, 1t has been the custom of the school
directors of the county to hold an Informal
meeting in advance Of election day to indi-
cate their preference for county superintend-
ent, 'On merit and merit Alone To at
firm anything else, to say that religious pre-
judics political affinity, bad anything to
do with the selection thus made. is to i'm
pugn the intelligence and integrity OF this
sree body of most worthy aud respectable
citizens.
10 the present case, the selection wa,
made in the usual way at the appointed time
understood by all aud a majority named the
successful applicant, because it was their
conviction that be was superior iu every re.
spsct to his competitor, a decision that will
doubtless be ratified on election dsy.
He lie modest, unassumiug gentleman,
never boasting of his requirements or abili,
ties, nor never Obtruding his religious or
political opinions on .any one. lie has
taught successfully for TWO years at Oil
City and three years bere. In bis knowl,
edge Of grammar, matbema:ics and physical
science, be- has no equal on The list of ap>
plicanis For careful, Intelligent paios
taking With children in the school room, for
iaiusing into them a spirit of emulation
and eager desire to 'sarr, for consci-
entions discharge otevery duty pertsiuing to
his great and noble profession, have never
yet seen him surpassed. and having sent six
children to bin for three years past, may
be permitted to bear my humble testimony to
bis worth as teacher which will Oh endorci
ed by all friends Of education. Conceding be
is q practical teacher, that he is 10 the very
prime and vigor Of manhood, that he 10 en-
ergetic, and will, If elected. devote himself
with ardor and ability, to the proper organ.
ization ofevery school district, assisting the
teachers under his charge by word and
counsel, be certainly has some fitness for
the position deemed essential elsew here,
and which would not be neutralized any.
where because bis political preference was
wise or otherwise. "Let justice ke done
though thy Heavens fall"
CITIZEN.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-02

A man in Mellonville, Florida, is setting
out l25 acres in orange trees, which will be,
in year from now, the largest grove on
this continent.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-02

The Walker we'll, G. P. farm, is now
down abont 100 feet.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-11-28
70 THE CITIZENS OF EDCEFIELD

,xr1,, slo ef q r5e 4IgI
desire to return their liberal patronage the past
and hoping the future be favored with continuance of the
We have hand the largest and complete Stock of Cloths
Cassimeres and Vestngs, brought to this place. consisting
of Foreign and Domestic Goods
ofa cass Cutter from New York
give sasiaston in every instance
also haFe op hand fu of Gents Furnishing Goods
whian we are selling very low. LSl99 ssFi ~
mid, .iyoi9 sassls Hera Respectfully. 10 ali
WHITMAN e RENSON sih.
-'s7h Hs'! P.oJ Co.
Oct9 3m AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-11-28
Fire Wood;

r. AM now prepared to- furnish FIRE
i WOOD in. any quantity-G Green or Dry
at the shortest notice, to such as spply
to me. r. o. SANS.
Nov 20 II 48
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-11-28
Z" Epizootic."
BY a SUFFERER.

Can't go ont to ride to-day,
Horses really too sick;
Coughing decided nay
Got the "epizootic!'
Nary horse to ride or pull,
Carriages are idle;
Cars are standing on the track
Useless. whip or bride.
Can't go out to ride to-day,
Horses really too sick;
Coughing decided nay
Got the "epizootic.'
"Tom" is weak in his fore-kneeS.
Cough has struck poor " Noses"
"Jenny's" trying hard to sneeze,
Running arc the noses
Rides are not in vogue to-day,
Horses on bender;
Drivers got holiday
Through this influenza.
Can't go out to ride to. day,
Fear we'll have TO foot 1t,
If the noble animal
Caves to "epizootic."
Horse doctors in demand to-day.
Syringe, sponge, caroouc-
All.but drivers now in play,
Let them have frolic;
No coal ut home-tlre is out
Dealer cannot send, sir;
All his horses are "played out
With this influenza.
Can't haul anything to-day,
Horses really too sick;
Coal is up-equines down
With the epizootic'
ga kingdom for horse" you say,
And money you may spend, sir;
All in rain while horses lay
Sick with influenza.
No teams on the street to day,
Horses not few sick;
Hurry up the physic, pray
Down with "epizootic."
Can't go out to ride to-day,
Horses really too sick;
Build wall around our coast
Dam this "epizootic !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03

TINT he IL treadng on dangerous ground In having pnt
out his short line Wabash after his Erie contract ana
feels that he may have trouble in replacing tho same
without loss 20 say nothing Of profit. The controi
of this road Wabash) Ia seemingly necessary, certainty
very desirable the projectors. builders and owners
of the new airline between Buffalo and Chicago tine
Canada southern) In order that the eastward business
OF the latter road may not taken by the Lake Shore
Line Hence q decline In wabash Is unquestonaoy one
OF the objective points IN the present movement
in money, and we should Judge that to
he the key Of the present inarhe''
There was large business In New-fork Central lho
Shore Ohio and Mississippi and In fact the usual pro
nent list Erie after selling down TO 6i returned again
10 GA but performed backward somersaul movement
OF or per cent in the afternoon There was stree.
report which found small currency TO the efect tht
Messrs. Dix, Stebbns. and Archer OF inc
present Erie Direction had resigned Later tho rumor
was SO modified that IL covered only the resignation Oh
Mr. Archer ana the substitution in his place OF Gen.
Owen Notwithstanding the tight money market, Eric
and Pacific Mail reached the highest points during the
late ruse, viz: Erie 6s and Pacific Mail 6ih boslon
Hartford and Erie pushed up to " III the ihtouuc
ton OF the stock to the Holland Bourses. Union
Pacific was pressed for sale, and declined under
the difficulty connected with the Omaha bridge inns
bridge uniting Council Bluffs and Omaha was built ny
the Union Pacific Company, its use being Intended Tor
the various railroads connecting with the Union Pacnc
The bridge was erected at cost OF S2,5COOOO ana
omaha Bridge bonds" for it's construction were
issued bearing per cent gold interest In order 10
meet the interest same. and provide for contingent
expenses intended TO charge toll OF $40 per car
for every car belonging to other roads crossing IT, the
refusal of the four other roads TO use The bridge uep'e
the Union Pacific Of an important revenue anu serves
for the momen. to weaken the price OF that stock
Western Union Telegraph made further advance
10 7s. under the manipulation of new ana
wealthy pool. well-known former Spectator
in wast. in whose Office the famous Harlem corner
was managed is credited with having the management
of the pool In this stock. The miscellaneous shares
were otherwise quiet barring drop OF per cent In
Canton There was q strong and active movement In
Consolidation Coal at 1913 sustained by strong parties
Express shares quiet and steady. About p. H.,
operators became imbued with desire TO sell on the
report that money tomorrow was TO be even moro
stringent than to-day and under this impulse there was
a general decline in prices, equal In some
cases. to to "a per cent. At the final close, however
there slight reaction in some OF tho leading stocks
but that there peryading feeling OF uneasness Is
not TO be denied The following table shows the open
ing highest lowest and closing prices of active stocks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
COMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are being alb
sorbed by an increasing demand for them.
Secured as they by first mortgage on the
Road, Land Grant, Franchise, and Equipments, conf
bined in one mortgage, they command at once
ready market
Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing Of
the loan. Principal and interest payable in gold
Interest at eight (S) per cent per annum. Payable,
semi-annually, free of tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, $1,000, 500, and 800 Cou-
pons or Registered.
Price 97i and accrued interest, in currency from
February 10, 1872
Maps, Circulars, Documents, and information fur
nished
Trustees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
New-YOrk.
Can now be had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country, and from the un-
dersigned, who unhesitatingly recommend them.
TANNER d Co., Bankers,
No. II Wall-st New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03
LITERARY NOTES.

letter from Jerusalem (Feb. 16) SAYS: cit
eccms probable that very interesting and valuable
inscriptions coming TO light Beside the Greek In
seripton belonging the Temple "a duplicate of NJ Gan
seaus, and two Nabathaan stones there fragments
Of basaltc slab, with Ph~nican letters and squeezes
Of two large Ph9ucian inscriptions of them
ming round picture in the middle"
In the Allgemeine Zejtunq for Feb. Is, Julian
Schmidt discusses aprOpos OF Hermann Grimm, the
question whether contemporary artists ought TO be
criticised their lifetime. He I'm the aflirma-
tive regards all varieties of art and literature and
proceeds to characterze Grimm's ESSAYS on Modern
Art wilma good deal OF Justice ana DISCRIMINATION put
the article Is chiefly remarkable as an Illustration OF te
endeSsness OF literary criticism when criticism Is
recognized branch Of literature. Hermann Grimm
Is arteritic. and schmidts crque upon him would
be fair matter for fresh criticism unless decide ta
literature should be criticized while their authors are
alive In which case only here and there an immor'a
critic like leasing would live TO be judged at ALL
Dr. Theodor Goldstiicker, Professor of Sans
krit in University College London, ana President OF the
Pathological Society. died March from an attack Of
bronchitis which had been neglected in its first stages
K0nigsberg. in Prussia he began the study of
eanskrt for the profound knowledge OF which he has
since become famous throughout the world under
Prof Peter Bohen at the University OF that city.
lie continued this study under Profs August Wilhelm
ven schlegel and Christian Lassen at nnswhere he
was contemporary of the late Prince Consort. He az
resided for time al Paris where he enjoyed
the friendship men the greatest distinction. such
as Bnrnouf ietronne Sc He then established himself
Iirdt Decent at the University OF Berlin where ne
began to display great scholarly activity. Aexan-
der Won Humboldt formed at that time high est
OF the capacities of the young scholar whose aid
gratefully Acknowledges in his Kosmos' Goldshcker
assembled around hi usef circle of young men, whom
he succeeded in Inspiring with his love for the language
and the land of the vedas, aud many of whom have
since arrived at great eminence as SanskTlt scholars
rite science that in 1880 he came to England where ne
the appointment of Professor of sanskrt at
University College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03
w DVFOD, IuTU Y
q Enc R.R. BETH
TUESDAY, April 2-P. NJ

TUESDAY, April 2-P. NJ.
The upward reaction in stocks noted at the
close Of business last night, made further develop
ments to-day, the stock market opening active and
strong. with quick rise in Erie TO c. NewYork Central
to l0lS and North Western Common S. The price at
tanned by Erie is the highest yet made since the present
Provisional Directory into power, and finds
immediate explanation In the rise in London
to SCI for American Erie, and 81 for
protected Subsequent cable dispatches reported the
market considerably lower, which produced q cor
responding decline here TO 6 thus dragging down ia
less degree the entire active list, which ruled feversh
and unsettled later in the day On the whole there has
been a restricted business compared with last
week, even yesterday, and this halt I'm the
speculative activity, as well as the late
weakness OF the general list Is due entirely to the none
tary situation The pressure brought bear at an
early hour, and continued without interruption 10
the very close and they fortunate exceptions who
went through the day without paying high an
eighth per cent bonus for loans. OF there IN
nothing in the natural order OF things TO provoke
such eXravagant rates and our Impressions Of yester
day ~ the OF this pressure are fully confirmed
today. The veteran apparently recognizes the fact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03
THE MARKETS.
ICsrefully Reported for Tax TRIBUNE

Carefully Reported for THE TRrBusRi
TUESDAY. April 2. 1871
AsHBs1he receipts to-day ptgs Pots In limited demand
and the market sa quote 80 Is Pearls dull and
naly unchanged AZ $40
BEEswAx continues in good demand and the market
Of Southern at 38d3gc.
BROOM C0RNThe market for Corn dull and nomnsy
We quote Old MiIed at 3d6c y 10 New Red Medium Green
safe Choice Hurl. sal0c. Brooms quiet hut firm.
BUILDING MATERIALS-Brcks request mariet
hm but prices without change limited
Laths steady
Other descriptions dull aud unchanged. We quote:
Pale. pM...... 81 Oa 90 sosepdss y bb. % ooa2 20
y X. n.......eM -dl2 o. LINE
CToson Fronts. pM y oGis o. Lump = Sb.. "a 90
Pbilaielpha Fronts, 20 ood5 % Laths Eastern NJ
HAIR PLASTER PARfs
Cattle bnsh Is Nova Bcotis, tun o. 25di 50
Goat per bush 10 Nova Scotia b. y tnD 0odJ 50
Cale. EAst& Ctr D tan OoQ2 Is
COTTON-Th market for spot at advance
futures s!so active and e higher sales % bales 3 last
EVENING" neupg 26 for 21o Tor
l.o1 and 2:1 transit sale. lat evening after w. m-Ap 40
100 a. NE immediate delivery 900 at ~ lslsc MAY 600
10 1lsc 100 23.c % 3i6c
June too ai xte 30 70 Illec 400 at 23sc July 100
aJ Aagssi no At 9 1oc At ?a.e september $40 2i
her 100 pc ko'smbsr 20 he eschanged-3se paid to
change 100 April for ~ Mar total 10 $50 bales up p
?li. 1oo g se 600 2li 800 ~ aee. 200 a5ie MAY
go 2Jie 100 81 3sc 1850 2lc 100 Lie 100 a.
so1 e~ At % 1I ao0 II s9.s COO 49, io 20 lice June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03
Omred. Asied

The payments made from tho Treasury, by warrants
during March, were follows: war; s3,2Gsoo'' navy,
4, m. AKA. Indians and Pensions, t74o,7; Civil and
MISCELLANEOUS s57o5 2I total l32272o4 Payments on
account OF interest and principal OF the Public Debt are
not included In the above.
The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day Penn
svvana g. prices not asccrtained; philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, sold at 2s5 Reading kairoad' OF 1910
and Pennsy lyania Railroad, G1 Cold l09s
Tho agorcrate amount Of exports exclusive OF specie
from the Port OF New York. for the week ending Apr
1871 was s3,59519s.
At meeting of the Board OF Directors OF the Panama
Railroad Company held at No IS Walst, this day, Mr.
Alden b. stockweli unanimously elected PRESIDENT
and Mr. f. w. G. Bellows. VicePresident subsequently
the Board appointed Mr.. Henry Smith, Treasurer, ana
Mr. John Keller, Secretary.
Mr. A. Is. stockwell was to-day elected President OF
tho Panama Railway Company, and 4. W. q. Bellows,
Vice President.
The DAILY bulletin publishes to-day in full the official
statement Of the Controller OF the Currency showing
the condition OF the National Banks In each State, Terri
tory and redemption city, the 27th Of February the
date OF the last returns from the banks Commenting
upon the statement The Bulletin remarks:
From comparison with the figures for March IS, 1s7 IL
will be that the amount OF National Bank capital
has increased during the year s1o10o00 while the sur
plus fund has been augmented sG900,O0O making In
Of &26 100000 OF banking neans owned by the
banks The circulation has increased so 600 and
stands e32 below the amount authorized by
the act OF 1870 providing for 900 additional issues
which fact shows that the issuing Of IL reg
lated by the demand and by the real interests OF the
The loans and discounts have mp from 6iIO00O0
TO ss35 OOOan increase OF 0S00o0 This expansion
posts and SIC In additional capital and surplus
and therefore Is not to be regarded as an unwarraDted
expansion OF operations The following shows the
amount Of loans and discounts compared with the capt
tai aud surplus combined for series of years past
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03
Coleman Bencdict,s closing quotations were

Gold has been without feature and barely steady at
1921 and no. The high lending rates for currency
hected in the gold loan market where holders have paid
6i and per cent gold per annum and 152 364 per
cent per day TO have balances carried over The As
sistant Treasurer paid out $1,000 in overdue
coin interest, total of S22,?56,oOO. and
s72l,OOO in redemption OF called bonds, a
total of SlI,O7OoO The days business the Gold Ex-
change Bank indicates the restricted scale of transac
lions as follows Gold cleared, sOO9OOo0 gold bal
aDces sls4239; currency balances s226O55. The fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03
Tocx op PORK AND BEEp IN PACKING YARDS
BKooKLrE APRIL l. 1919.
IA hs,c


PRTROLEuMThe market for Grade In bnlk, has been enT
market quote spot Al M The Creek
quiet aud unchanged market Refined has not been
sought holders show disposition realize.
We quote 922. and May 2i9! Cas, moderately .e-
2ld23ic Naphtha inactive at 0alO.e In Philadelphia the
market active and steady sales 600 bb for bfomp delivery
at2lc
RcE-The market fair demand sales n ics CsolnS
ed9ic Fancy bas Rangoon Ha7c am bosd 10
bags choice RsngOon at 9c., gold
sUGARs-There better demand M Ray ssgr msiu rom Re-
higher closing 8ta8s for fair good keaninz
sales $50 hd at 39 for Cuba lie for Demersrs o BORIS hsns
Refined dnn and demand az l2G2c for Hrds lsV
Itc White A.. lie do b and Al lto for kTtra {.
soar limited demand and the steady u Is boIes
Marseires CASTLE at lie,
dull sales II 80 bags Ohio e
Michigan id9sc TmOby ga tJ 90 tscsus
Lnseei but steady - 57I god
TALLOW hrm but dull saes OF 81 go al DC Tor FAR County,
and &C. for choice City.
TOBACCOThe business In Kentucky Leaf il rather lmd bns
Unchanged sales the three $50 bhfs
81i3c suni Seed Leaf Moderate and seadg sarf~
Old 100 Od san6nes
20 and 2O Ne. Ohio at Odl3 In foreign c mod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03

wooI@We CLIP the following rom Msr. waiter Brosn Son.
Mony Wool Circular" The month q March .b iify
rPsed into quieseent state witch Confined hroaghoa, the,
Of weakness, among holders very
standard Of values has been formed The cse Of the GSnes. NAY Sa
hat Sea . me S1g Sa1 o quite e ee haze
while to he PROBABLE fate Of tho,
IN the present. Tara during Congress
Hn IL. EASTERN sn} The tetaoy IN s
s S y nS1 Ia S Ds cSgd s Eastern s0S Mode
sa'e, and d much s % 81, has for been wan, Sed % S,
of add other sc. there are comaf.', few
a s four ten ses snt therefore %: s.ou
tain that The present month viii develop az ,s
q sPt s5ss 1. Is
Districts they would hms. be tLe most to blame for tb.
s Tts Gs TSp and .e.
a1ss GS d S %s' Gu. 3SIns GSsn ] s
ures which it promises marketed at 1t is probably IN this
that nubeI Of propose laying il Ig. supply ohese
late Strictly medium wools growth are very
supplies: have sSs%:siss.
some Of which have considerable merit and are rea cheap Pulled
wSos7osng to tie d9ns Of trade onnsry and inferior lots have
February very stock hand season
%po S@s Ss n S9S S
Sa 'i f haTe BEEN @s SoS lots are and
Gs IN R I's1 SS5s he S SsRf c 5
very choice Australian woOs large portion o. which directly into
they quality staple making them
Considerable being
these Woo the late arrivals meeting with ready sale AZ
Holders al descriptions Of Foreign Wools
active 10 looked for early date Within
values there being nothing %
European ayces which wou indicate sofniug q prices Thu
sales of the embrace 5000 Cape $3.50 10 bales Buenos
Ayres sheep skins y SIDE 5000 super Pulled l2co
5000 Common Fan Clip California 3G.c 5000
Lamps 10000 n Unvashed Fleece, Soc We quote:
OOnEsTe Mn aana and w''GSsn-
Ohio, Pennsylvania. and VrginaChoee Selected saIony
9SdsOc; Fleece S2d85c.; 1heQua,r and Fn
blood 80d82 Halbod Fleece, ~ dsSci 0HAebood
Fleece 1885, Common Fleece 7od8c
TENNEssEE-Cnwshed Fleece todt9c
Cnwashed COmbng. 6jd6Sc.
TuBwAsnED WoOL-Choce soasSG Pair ssGsOc Inferior snie
Barry, 7Od80c.
WoOL-Nv.York Gifts Extra Pulled 75d1c New York City
Super Paled 800 s2; NewYork City No Pulled 57a60o Western
Extra Is Country Extra Pulled Sd5 Country super
Pallet s2dsOc Country No Pulled eoa6Se Canada Pulled adsec;
CALIyoRSASpnng Clip 6ne f5050c Spnng CLIP medium 40
Soc Spring Clip, low grades ami bury sage Pal Clip 40
&c. Fall Clip. low grades ami bury. j5d4Oc
TExAs-Fne 8d52c Medium od55e Low. sJa45c Inferior,
40d42c Very bury, 15d40c.
PoREIGy Woos-Cape o Good Hope, 46d50c Bucuos
42c Monteydeo heno AMI Mts. 430
Clothing re Australian Combng, 70d7s
WHISKY dull bat firm Of go bbs at sSc for onhoand and So
bbs Alcohol the basis OF aSc Hhwnes The pYod oct beI
here by receivers April |, 1872 was s, 6lJ bbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03
And the following for city ia

Railroad bonds were strong pretty brisk business
Union Pacific Land Grants advanced to So ex-uterest
and Incomes to s6t Firsts selling at 92 Centras 1OIt
Rock Island II. 1902; and Boston, Hartford and Erie
Frsts, IbA. The following are the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03

The comparison shows steady decrease In the proper
ton Of capital aud surplus TO the loans and discounts
January 1906 the capital and surplus amounted to 50
per cent OF the loans end discounts, and in February
last only per cent This change however Is rather
construed implying confidence among the banks
granting mercantile credits, natural result Of
recuperation) than indicating undue expans
sion OF loans Although the last three months has been
period of unusual activity in money throughout the
country and especially at this center, and the rate OF
interest has exceeded all ordinary precedent for that
period Of the year. yet we do not find any consequent
contraction OF the loans tho contrary they have
increased from Ssi 100000 Dec TO- 1871 to $685. 100000
Feb. o. The variations in the amounts OF the sew.
eral classes OF lawful since the statement OF
December last indicated in the following comparison:
legal Three Crtk-
Srede G. r.. Crtfs. Total
Dec &C. 1871. 42i9l2O0 e9lR8G00 922300O0 l390 900
Feb. n, 1884,. 254o0O00 9l.30000 100000 lR0O000
Increase. Increase. Decrease. Increase.
$4,000 G292O0 SiO00O0 SJ000tOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03

The SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LAND GRANT BONDS
for SALE at 92 and accrued interest in currency by
WHITE. MORRIS & Co, No. 1S Wall-st., and
GwYNNE, JOHNSON & DAY. No. 16 Wall:st.