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The New York herald., 1872-04-02
Personal Intelligence.


Admiral Polo de Barnabc, the new spanish Minis
Ter, left the Clarendon Hotel lor Washington at noon
yesterday.
General Charles Bird, of the United States Army,
has quarters at the metropolitan Hotel.
Coone E. Gcbhard, OF the United States Army. IL
al the Gisey House.
Lieutenant G. NJ. Thomas or the United States
Navy, has arrived AT the st. Nicholas Hotel.
General J. b. stonenouse, OF Albany is Stopping
at the Astor House.
J. II. Ramsey, of Albany, President OF the Albans
ana Susquehanna Railroad, Is at the ST. NicholaJ
Hotel.
Ex-Staie senator W. c. Alexander, OF New Jer-
sey s al the st. James Hotel.
General George W. Morgan member Of Congress
from Ohio is at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
Judge Carter, Of Utah, Is sojournng at the Metro.
poan Hotel.
ieu,cnant G. A. Thulson, OF the United States
Army, has taken quarters at Earie's Hotel.
MI James W. Tucker banker, OF Paris, Is IN the
city. stopping Al the Union League Clup House.
General Simeon 3. Bucknci, Of Kentucky, Is
among the latest arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel
senor Manuel Aspirolz OF Mexico, has arrived at
the Grand central Hotel. This gentleman, who *
an eminent iurst, has been accredited as special
agent TO Washington by the Juarez government,
but the purport Of his mission Is as yet unknown.
Senor Julian Mello who with u party OF friends,
l. e route to spain irom Mexico, yesterday reached
tie Grand central Hotel. Seaor Mclo is one Of thc
directors OF tie company working the Pachuca gold
mine, one OF the richest in Mexico.
AT an election hcld at the arnlory last evening
Captain :. oscar Ryder was chosen Lieutenant
Colonel Of tic Seventh regiment. The new Leute.
nani Colonel mas been for years member OF the
gallant SEVENTH and mas greatly aiied to bring
the regiment M 10 and Keep II at it> high standing.
Sho.ld c continue TO TO as We'll IN his present
nl- old position there can be III The future 10 good
grounds for desire that the result Of last evenings
election had been different.
4 Spanish paper published few day5
since all mierentally spltelul obituary notice Of
General A. Narona, tie Cuban patriot. Che General
Is not dead and does not intend 10 aic by the hanns
u the spanish il he can help II. fic i peacciu'iS
practising tn profession or law IN this cily AMI
h.s ricn,ls in Cuba need not entertain apprehea-
sicns concerning him. The Varona reported dead
IL Jose not AdOlfo.
The New York herald., 1872-04-02

lature, adopted resolution In tss9-7O, in
creasing respectively their salaries to fifteen
thousand dollars per annum, subsequently.
but, however, az was surmised at the time.
with doubtful authority, the Supervisors also
by resolution increased the salaries Of the
Judges Of the Supreme and Superior Courts<
and Courts OF Common Pleas to fifteen
thousand dollars, which resolution, for the
reason stated-doubt Of its Iegalty-was
confirmed by a special act of the Legislature.
not deemed, and in fact, not necessary in the
case of the City Judge and Recorder The
present Comptroller, taking different view Of
the case, has from September last refused to
pay them the increased rate paid to all
the Judges of the higher Courts, thus putting
the highest criminal Judges OF the city and
county on par with the Police and District
Justices. 1t is TO be hoped that The present
Legislature will remedy this palpable and ad-
mited injustice, and, by an act confrmatory OF
the resolution Of the Board of Supervisors.
place from legislative, judicial and popular
point Of view. the City Judge and Recorder Ia
their proper status among the higher Judges
of our Courts.
The New York herald., 1872-04-02

The Opera Last Night nj the AeademyA
The lst Of April, 1872, will be long remem-
bered by the operate public OF New York a.
one OF the most remarkable occasions In tina
history OF Italian opera in this country--tha
strongest combination Of lyric talent that has
appeared SINCE the famous Havana troupe
drew within the walls Of the Academy Of Music
an audience Of overwhelming proportions, and
the receipts were considerably over nine thou
sand dollars. The apathetic nature Of an
Academy audience is we'll known, and nothing
short OF an extraordinary event could call forth
the wild enthusiasm with which the principal
artists were greeted last night. Madame
Parepa- Rosa, Miss Adelaide Phillips, Herr
Wachtel and Mr.. Santley appeared in the
well-worn 'sTrovatore" with magnificent
chorus and orchestra, one hundred and twenty
strong, and the performance in general was OF
such nature that the old, familiar music
seemed as fresh aud novel as it had been given
for the frat time. The result Of such daring
experiment on the part OF the management~
daring in view Of the enormous expense con.
SequeDt- on bringing SlCu u%CouiuiuauoA W.
gether-proyed the correctness OF our con-
slant assertion tha tie New York public will
support first class opera, no matter what It
costs. An impresario need not feel any
apprehension Of failure if he only sec are tha
best talent and we are of opinion that com4
pany like that which is heard In the sumuier
at either Of the London opera houses, great
though the cost may be, can be presented at
our Academy for an entire season with the
best financial results. Parsimony in manage
ment has been ever the banc of opera here.
A prima donna or a tenor OF fame has been
thought, heretofore, q sufficient attraction.
and the ensemble has had to lock out
for ITSELF We trust that the example which
Mr.. Rosa has shown in presenting an opera
complete in every sense Of the word will not
be lost upon future managers Of Italian opera,
Certainly the public have shown a desire to
assist the lyric drama when thus presented,
and any failures in the future, as in the past,
must necessarily be placed to the account OF
the management.
The New York herald., 1872-04-02


posures are simply the irss frntts Of the work.
Never, since Hercules began to clean the
Augean stables. has President had q sorer
task. The influences surrounding and pro-
tecting these men were most powerful.
Wealth. social position, political prestige, are
all combined against the President, and we
can well see how il is task calculated to
appsl the bravest heart. We wrre told that
Bailey had done all the stealing and that he
had carried his millions 10 Mon!eyideo. Bat
we know well that Bailey was one Of the reck-
less, unthrifty creatures who made very little
money, aud whose name became a scapesoat
as soon as he left our shores. The heads of
the Whiskey and Tobacco rings are still in
America. They have had Two or three years
Of immunity, but justice is slowly and surely
advancing upon them, and Grants solemn
pledges are about to be fulfilled. Our prayer
is that justice may be done, though the heavens
fall, and we trust that the President will In
the spirit Of the adage, hew to The line, let he
chips fall where they will
Nor are the American people in any humor
to be trfed with in this matter Of reform.
This is season of regeneration and reforma-
ton. We have overthrown the mighty power
of Tammany; we have shattered the stupen-
dous Erie Ring; we have ripped open the
veins of corruption that have 50 long perco-
lated the Custom House; we are scrutinzng
with eager and angry eyes the administration
of affairs in the army, the navy, the postal sys-
tenn and the Treasury. Is II probable, Is it
for one moment to be believed, that iraudu-
lent conspiracy more appalling in it's
results and more disastrous 10 the Treasury
than Erie or Tammany, or any specl-
fed violations of law--that this Whiskey
Ring, whose masters reigned for years in de-
iance of the government, is to be overlooked
or its offences condoned? President Grant
could not carry State y the Union i i were
supposed that he had in any way held off from
this great, solemn, painful task. He must not
be deferred from his duty by the clamors that
these indictments have excited. He must not
show mercy to men who seek indemnity Oh the
ground that they are s'frlends OF the admins
tration' or because they threaten, as they
have threatened, to punish him by opposing
| his administration. These men, no matter
how rich, or great, or powerful, or inrenche d
behind moncyed and political influence, are
thieves, after all, and the ''friends" Of no adj
ministration Let every one be brought to
trial, and If found guilty be punished.
n This is another battle in the campaign oi
| honesty against crime. We are glad that the
| President leads it. We saw his heavy hand
in the war upon Tammany aud Erie. We have
seen with pleasure the sternness with which
he has punished every inlraction of the law
men like Hodge, who embezzled the public
funds. We do not know what will come OF
this battle with the Whiskey Ring, but we
honor him for his courage in waging it; we
! shall support him 10 the end with alacrity, and
we are profoundly convinced that the result
will show him that he has earned new title
to the respect and affection Of the American
people.
The New York herald., 1872-04-02
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
aprtcr or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
VAsuiNrroN u. e., April 2-l A. NJ.


S,oo.sis 6,y he IdSt JtcsNfy-'0,U H0urs.
The Iowest barometer has moved since sunday
NIGHT nor,neas,ward from Northern New York
doyu the ST. Lawrence Valley. Brisk amt
hiun westerly winds have prevailed fom
tne lower lakes 10 the Middle and East
Atlantic coast but have diminished IN force. Clcar
weather Is very generally reported lrom the stations
east or the Rocky Mountains The barometer a
lowest over Nebraska ana Dakota,
iT0ba5HfttfS.
Tue barometer will continue rising over the Mid.
die ana New England states and tIis winds dimn.
lsh IN lorce Clear weather Will generally prevail
on Tuesday lrom the Mississippi eastward to tGc
Atlantic. The barometer Will continue lali-
ing west ol ami throughout the Mississippi Val.
cN win increasing castcriy to solihcrly winds
ana coudlness. IN area oi low barometer is appar.
emily advancing towards Iowa, aud threatening
weather Is probeble for The Northwest on Tuesday.
whicn vii gradually extend over the upper laSa
region ana totnc ONO Vai,ey. Dangerous wlads
are noa ANTICIPATED for TIE Atanlm aal Gula
coasts,
The New York herald., 1872-04-02
Now York, Tuesday, April =, 1872.
CONTENTS OF TO-DAy's HERALD,

i
: 1-Advertsemcnts.
S-Adyertlsements.
3-The Revenue Frauds: Tue Excitement over the
Herald Exposures; Tho Names OF the Parties
indicted by the United States Grand Jury
Five or six Hundred More u Come; Interest.
Gommiited A History of the Wnskey Ring;
now fraud Ran Riot Under Andrew Johnson $
Orleans.
a Financial ana Commercial: Lively Revival in
iIle SHARES, with an Advance 10 G1: a Game
OF Draw in which Drew Is Drawn Upon for
Another Half Million; The .near' Ciiqucs Be-
Market ana Meiclle.s "Saneeze;'' one Hun
dred aud Thirty Ave Per Gent Per ..nnum Paid
Ioi Loans; Tie stock Market Stands II and
Closes strong; Go.d Down; Governments UP;
Stn,e an Boads DG m TT The panas & aIroad Flee @
ceedings in tue New YORK Courls-Tie Battle
,nr oi Iaaaiecas; q ~, ~ Details q ne boodes Enoonn-
S-1he Spanish Eiccion review ci tl;c Present
Political situation IN snaln-Ann,cipa AZ.
lairs-ihc Comptroller iii clinton ana jefferson
Margets-More Market Peiorn--A Shocking
Mnrdcr-Mairiases and bcaths-Aivcftise-
6-Edllorlals: Leading Article, 'Ihc Connecticut
observation-disclosures Republican NlclcrY-ilc
Probable Lesnhs 70 the sincinnau Ion.enuon
and the Democratic partl --Aclusemenl An
nouncemenls.
7-Connccticur Election: SlNl Another Grant
Victory; The Nutmeg Follows lne Gram
itc state; Connecticut Pushes On the
Grant Column oh" e.ig.n Sg TwS IsSn.and r ~
publican Governor Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary OF state, Treasurer ana Comptrolier
A Republican Legislature aud Another Re-
publican United states Senatur--table Fele
grams from France, Gernanv Italy, SPAN
aud Ru-sia-The War IN hGNicu--Scws from
washing ton-New Ydrk Legi-laluvc--ltallan
opera miscellaneous Telcgrum business
Notices.
advertisements
S--Advcrtlsements
IO--Dr Houara's case: The American III Spanish
Chains-ihe French Arms FQllr-lhn Melanle
Races-lhe Lie nueCt 10 Atimiral SaiSa3t---
Tanmany socety--Ihe kpceson Invcs.iga-
tion-Shpnine Inelligcnct-Ady ADVERTISEMENTS.
al-AdYefi'Scmenfs.
- "A
The New York herald., 1872-04-02

THE BALTIMORE Iu,crictp lsdministr9-
lion) expresses the beief that n view Of the
attitude OF The two great political partics--re-
publican and democratic regarding The Gin
cnnati Convention. III il impossible 70 believe
That it will have any strong influence upon the
Presidential campaign" Tbe Gghf i, there
FORE In Tie opinion Of the imerfcnn, 10 be q
square one between the Uniou republicans and
HE national democrats.
The New York herald., 1872-04-02

THE COMMITTEE or SEVENTY has received
and adopted the report or the special commit
Ice il sent to Albany. and officially declares
It's irresponsibili'y for the charter, should il
pass as amended in the Senate. Tue Three
Mcssrs. Green aud Van Mort and the provi-
sion for second Board OF Aldermen. They
consider The pluoking Of Their promising bant-
ling A. ''undemocradc, unrepublican and un-
wise Bit they are not without hope. aow-
ever, which shows there i some liir IN the
concern still
The New York herald., 1872-04-02
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

WOODS MuSLUM. Broadway. corner tl.h 81. Perform
snces afternoon ana deyenlns--IlUNILD powS.
The New York herald., 1872-04-02


9ng NATIoNaL DEMocEAcY- QrIcKEy-
ISG me SriEIT. The recent reports ia
the HERALD about the conference o.
democratic Congressional aud other leaders
Of the parry IN Washington have had
the eiieci OF quiekcning the life of the
national democracy all over the country
Those democratic organs that were always
national and We're always in favor eli q
straigl.t democratic national ticket are more
intensely 80 than heretofore and those dem
ocr,tic journals ihat were passive Oh national
nominations are weakening in their endeavors
70 ina lence the democratic masses in that
direction.
And aow The Democratic State Committee
OF New York publishes the following oidciql
call, just issued -
bAA1cnATIC STATE COMMITTEE
vyi tr V,,s ,,ci 81 = SGe bom0Cratc stde Committee
WI y. ~" n w Algany. as CGugress HAL on gnuf,-
u"S Ap'" ~ ~ thres o'clo,S Z n.
WILLIAM CASSIDY, Secretary, ,'''''N' '''"'' A4''''
The qnickening of ~ III. ii H.. national
democracy should nof b. marrra i. .bs cold-
ness Of TIL. call Of tbc Delnoctaps Bxeca,,y.
Committee IN this State. Bsaiad ihis cnri,,5
it Is understood tbat radical national i IN.
ocratlc perlofmsace i D.i4x nhcsr.od. IL
the distant nailons dso.r ; .e.p oa aaick.
enng heir sy,ds.
The New York herald., 1872-04-02

TIm MEMrnIs .ieaiopclc passive demo-
crsU states that "snce the New Hampshire
election the liberal movement has become re.
spectacle IT might have added, very ex-
elusive aud highly select-a sort Of eminent
gravity concern which a few more elections
ike tl'at ia the Granite State could entirely
uDy
The New York herald., 1872-04-02

BowERY THEATRE, Bowery. -suLy ssArr-our o.
TIiE FIgs.
The New York herald., 1872-04-02

OLYMPIC TiEAlRE, Br1adway.~-CHg BALLLT "a
gonME ~ nUMrIy DUNrrY.
The New York herald., 1872-04-02

tIpTH AVENUE THEATRE, rwenty.foar,a street.
AaIicLE 4.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

r,.r.nAy March 3BEEvEs-Arrivais IS for Kahn Fus
and Tor GOLDSMITH Co.. making 34 ead, sh a. tonnann"" -
m As heard o anticipated Of tomorrow cr'An'
Coumupaw ODehundretlst beGe about Inc l'
m at " cehawkel There far dems for e stock o la l
or,fv being poor C. Kahn sod4 Texans AZ 8 t eich
e. fir ncnnsH sild cattle y cS, s HE car MssoIrl
:, ct Al : ~ so each lBlaua y B u dl-c
N Goldsmith sold bic 80 mixed Missouri and Texas cattle abou'
c upon lie The beef nalet vas not 9le A' SOs
mon ths but 3 dld on MONDAY
egyyP-Arvss Commulpaw sud al Fort ghihst
car doe Forteth-st There Is shade Of Sekue te iqi
, of Mon Az scarcely being sustained The pees Of to-day ~ t
ee IN good sheen sold 80lo a. b7 J v Pdcocs E1 h0
So, R5 M stsf 3 do 6c and 2i2 Kentucky lu+ b &C.
Ksse Co .3 sheep 81 d. al &c. l1i Of ~ H. a. &c
ana IdZ Of SO H. at 9c 10, o.. >,
Al g.c and ll6 Of 05 N, st lOc
owner s 10 state sheep ll2 n Al lGc and that rs was Of
fred fr the expected 10 suye at foreth
Hoe. Arrivals Communpa~ u At foh't A.
v 70 more expected latter pEo No I've hogs we're sr"s
but prces ar, " .AOut material change.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
HORSE AND C4EEI4GE MARKEE


There lave been further arrivals Of light
and heavy ordinary draft-horses from the Western
s'ates and Lower Canada, and the supply in the Bulls
Head market has been Increased TO upward Of 2.0OO
head small number Of gnt driving horses, bred and
reared IN tho central part Of this Sate, have also re-
Gently bren added 10 the valuable stock In the
same market They stable WITH ilessrs. Post < Nichols,
and dcserye notice for Ial..y AMI condition. -
The Z neral horse tgalc pf tie day showed n little
more animation, bot np-lng approaching tho activity
usually expected ai th.f period OF the year.
Tie sale at public auction Of the entire contents OF
Turuurs cAtcusiy livery stable, Of Fourth ave.
and Twenty th st.. was begun to-day by Mr. :. Dngee,
auCUOnccr. very large attendance had cOpgregated.
tue livery stable element fron this city, "a WEI as from
the country, being predominant. D.InS ana Compel
tOL spirited ouou IN far prices and tho
result thus has been satisfactory OUt Of the ii head
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
IHE s y Ct. FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING IEND

L,ND GRANT D0NDs OF TIE
H Jo,GrH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
Co,iPANY,
O. 1ninations Of q COO $500. and 800, Coupon
~ tered, can now be obtained 10 limited
e'1' only from the undersigned. or through the
'aa'al Banks aud Bankers throughout the United
s.,e
To- safety and reliability Of these Bonds is evi-
'-a'd 10 The continued and increasing demand for
"a ly prudent and careful investors, who have in-
e- IN them after a most thorough and rigid ex-
-'a lon oi the security pledged for thoir paym ent
Interest ana principal.
'1Y AEE SECURED by frst and only mortgage
% Company's railroad, l,chjch riU soon connect
loa PGrfc Road at Fort KeGrRey Wih The
st. Joseph, no.. already an important rail-
~tt@ upon the Franchises Of the same-upon
Lr'PmeH and personal property of every descrip-
--alon the Land Grant Of the Company granted
''tciel act Of Congress, approved July %, 1886,
l'''rg 10 100000 acre., trkicb has been officially
'a TO the Company ~ the Commissioner Of the
'1a Land Office IN his official report 10 Congress,
-'2hsa through te Secretary Of he Interior on
@hls72
OfBOnds arc issued only as they represent a COM
ssd aud equipped Road all proceeds Of Bonds
.'-d this are held by the Trustees in trust until
iecessary completion entities the Company to
- Proceeds.
me Road is built Grst-class in every particular
= has been 80 received and accepted by tie De
,suieit Of the Interior.
iue Mortgage Deed Of Trust prohibits the sale oi
The COmpanys Lands at less than four -
.4s per acre, payable 10 the Trustees and applied
!. We payment Of the Bonds, through the operation
.S Sinking Fund. The payment Of the Bonds
~ ~ maturity is not compulsory upon the holders
- D'Ags are therefore secured by two classes VI
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

property combined in mortgage the value Of either
largely exceeding the amount of bonds which be
issued under the mortgage.
Trstees-Farmers' Loan and Trust Company of
NewYOrk.
The Bonds have thirty years to run, with both
principal and interest payable in Gold. The princi
pal payable in New-York. tho interest at eight e p
c per cent. payable in February and August either
in New-YoIk. London. Franldort-on-theM Main.
free of tax.
Price 97l and accrued interest in Currency. The
Bonds are receivable at par and accrued interest In
payment for the Company's Land Sales. Maps, cir
culars documents and full information furnished on
application.
The Bonds of this Company have always been re-
ceiyed with favor by investors and capitalists have
always commanded a ready market, and we unhesi-
tatingly recommend them believing this loan will
rank equally with that Of the Eastern Division is
sues, which are selling at premium above par.
TANNER Sc Co,
Bankers, No. II Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

I'4I& together $-'l9 or an aNeraIr OF Slio per heal
LC~cu carriages, I've ROAD wagons and large assOrt-
rncnt Of equipment, stable XGres &C. were also
distributed a. pretty fri. prices. bringing the total OF TO-
dqg'5 sale ere i'm tie Neieh3OIAo0I OF So,O0
There e-e . 10 De Il. .nosaI o. a Tlrnures stables
l. head OF horses many carriages AMI road wagons har
ness morse cl-.ii, t1c, and AlT. = Dingee, the ON
ci u auctl,u,cr announces, erefOre the cODtinua
ton of tie sale tomorrow Ghursday the lAh inst at
o'clock. For additional p.rt ulls we Ieor 70 our ad-
yrrr fnC co llhns.
Nut,llstauGine the attractions offered by other auc
tioa sales 81 Ig w. q. Barker ~ the City Auction Mart
and Ncw-YorS TaJc.salls welded the hammer IN pres
enrr of l3Tl.. and what is tt. better, attendance
well disposed % Did anJ 10 pas. Ine horses were
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

ausals opened Al 9' for and
a. al Tor United States fs Twenty bonds -' ~
lolls, old 934 WG1s, ~ Tcz F0nies, d4
fRASET0Er March la m.tniied State FveTweur bonds
Opsnrd - Tor the issue Of lG2
PARIs, March ia In-h-1tes opened ~ Jhi itc
LIyKRFo0L, MLGch l3-G,D n-COton opaei quiet hidNbg
Upland.. 10. Mld5ing Ofeans llsi
IYsD0g lJSuear 81 ass cw for NO. Y Duc aud on
tbe spot and - Tor DO. t3ost
LosfoS March 5-iso r mConos for money o2l for e
count.
LyErfooL March i3-Iao m-Breasass dull L,ri. t Y
LOsDos March l3.-Isi.ys % PcsL
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per NOrtL Hcer yess>is dHd RahTooG, - ,.
March pkgs Ashes 500 bales Cotton I5 pkF pntd Ir
800 bush. Wheat, 40<p iuhh.
Com Osts 10 Malt 5le bush Barley LOS Dag
C,rss seed 90 bbs Beans bush Pes 800 bbls Com Meal ~
hass 40 bales Hemp 8i bales Hops. l4l tde e1
sides Leather S2s bb OIL 255 pkgs Ocake 100 pks foA 80
Grease $50 pkgs Lard Z8 Atgs Laiu
pks Vkgh Butter pigs Cheese l5l pke a, -
bb. Lard OIL dressed Hogs 30 pkgs Rice 3i' SACHS slscr ore
bales skins 81 bhls Red on, II bales Toy" ~
Nm Iohaoeo ~ lbls Mhsay % ns vow
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

.,,.S houses. though hrstclass borrowers were
AZ coin iusercst the bond houses meeting their
Fp',,,es At currency. Choice mercantile paper moves
bN..,oent bonds have been dull and steady all day.
ON the bass otslII to ll2 for 1851 The Treasury
fgs ,, Inv sl.OOoOoo Fvc-Twcniies tomorrow Fisk &
80 report Governments as follows at p m
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
THE MARKETS


NEDSHsotI. March l3 1872.
ASHES-Po.s telly bu Quet % 56 2a. Pcsr,. Dan
COITCNTr russci!ols r hoth AMI fltu mi "a.
prices ic lower. Sle ssj hae Ce8 LIST EVENING"
= 'lr consumption sTeuslOn. 2U in
Slrs a, evening, efer mMaIcb 3 &c notice 25; %
- liCc lbst 2ci April 200 81 l3c, 1850 . liic geo
Al l1. 40 II - Ce May 20 at 2c. 80 p 9lCc. 500
e3c lost 2lsc, 2v at 2 9l6c 2O at % 20 at p lfe june
l.C, July, 3Vs Pc. exchanged H. 200 March
f 200 April Toal 200 bales Sales totav, NJ n.Nsh,
{c 0 81 ii sc 400 At zlic.; Ar 22 lJ a.
5tc lsc &C. a Y llbc, 500 70 zc 100 a. q ll9e,
20 q 45te .V 22c Gat ~ Bite Ns~, :hl at
ZOO ir '0 u z G. GO .95- 10 az Il sc;
900 70 - .l5.; Jure. go 22 rt . i~tc
fu at2-et l' ,, LITE, W ~ PIC. juar 2a' Il 100 each
- Ju u .J a. -tc October, "t l--c.; Do
ter 1o st Total, .l bales; FIa-3 total $3.50 ba.e% We
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
II lINL-STY NEN-EDRk,
49, TvENTY-sECOSD-sT., CHICAGO.

WE Transact rsul'r BaaErg tu.'re al IT, tTacLeL
-FOUR PER CEyT INTEREST aovel daily balances q Basks
BANKERS. Co-pofs..ons aui iu-isdl2iA
ADVANCES TO CO2RE,FOSDINTs uioo approved co'srai
RAILWAY BANEIyG i- legitimate af.ns aalas s-e-a;y
INyEMFXT sECCRTIEs o;tse bse eaic' always or hand
COLLECTIONS o. CHICAGO Teealg; Al other points
u,aal eraL
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