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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

ST. Josr9H AND DENVER CITY RtURoH CoNrANYs
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GR.Nr
BONDs,
BEAEING EIGHT i'rR CENT IS p. c. INTEREST PAYA-
BILE ~ GOLD.
FREE OF TAX,
AND IN DESIGNATIONS OF S1,CC0, $780, and $100
can be obtained from the undersigned, or through
the principal banks and bankers throughout the
United States.
The attractive features OF these Securities are re-
coenizcd in the fact, that although hey have been
but a erort time on the market they are nearly al
absorbed, and but Il small amount are now Tor sale
They combine perfect security with liberal
rate Of interest. This interest account ia made gh.
for. aud easily borne BY, the Company through the
operation Of the Sinking Fund created nom sales Of
the Conpany-s land, which in many cases draw III
terest at the rate OF ten GO per cent FER aun'un.
The security behind them is ample in every paricU-
Iar as the, constitute first and only NOR gage on
trunk line of railroad which will soon connect tie
city of st. Joseph No. IAN important railway cen
teri, with the Union Pacific Railroad al Fort
Kearney materially shortening the distance bet" cen
ihc Atlantic and Pacific coasts. In add lion tn.-
the bonds have further security in the lact that
there Is included in the Mortgage the Company 8
u,c,ifccnt Lands amounting to 100000 acrc7,
known to be among the best in the United states.
The Mortgage indenturc prohibits tie sdie c. iAeSo
Lands at less than Four 81 Dollars per acre, and pay
allie to The Trustees under the Mortgage, for the
clear and express purpose Of refining these Bonds.
The amount thus realized exceeds the entire
amount Of Bonds which cen be issued, ana
leaves the road property aud franchises free.
The Bonds have thirty years to run, with interest
1T Eeht Per Cent Tree Of tax, payable February and
August in each year.
Both principal and interest are payab" IN god.
The principal IN Ncw-loIk The intare.' N c'.i'r
Ncw-York. London. or FrankfJ.t-on-hc-Na!r, q, TIE
option Of The holder vithou. notice and in tie S,.i
currency Of the country in which they are present c
They are coupons OF registered.
Trustcas-Farrers Loan and TlEst Company
The present price Of these bonds is 81. AID accrued
interest H. ircpcp, from Auru,t H. 1871. Ba, tuay
are rec, iyaLlc At par and accrued interest nIay-
me t for Lands sold by tie CCnpaHY. 1hericht -
reserved 20 advance the present selling ricc wi,h-
ont notice.
Map., circulars, documents, and rull Information
furnished on application.
Though acting ogeefs far he safe of H's ''1', orr
fra bgy ard SCI in bcr rcggcr business ~ bonds Of @e
ST. J9,cph ant Ur1rcr C.y Ed.LoG} Coapt'& ttose Of
the Fascn Biri l,a dg.l qcr cant 81, reccar 4t.tu ~
us al Q5 being nor qg0cl I'll from 1JlI 70 lO@- G"a &C.
craei interest
TAsNER s. Co.. Rnnl"rs. No Il Wal'-zt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
SECOND BOARD i. u.
% - L..----.1a L..-L..- LIZ. ~. hI-lroI I
TrEsDAN. Jan. p. ".


The new year opened with great strength IN
90, ,.,.o,s dcpartmens OF the stock Exchange, more
csuccia,iy on Government bonds and railway shares
Inc latter in toe earliest dealings, showed an advance
Of nor cent over Saturday nights official figures
prices making st further advance, up to o'clock "l
TO % Or cent. There one or two rcact"' but
The market soon recovered strength. Lake Shore rose
from o. TO 95 and @ for the scrip; Erie rose ABOUT
per cent; NorthW est, common, & S. PauTF' u @2ii
and Wabash about l-tEcse being INC h'u
inc (e.turcs Of the market, and absorbing
the atteDtIcu OF the specializing public. There was
marked decline after the o'clock call, when sales 10
realize took place. the downward mo- eHent gathering
strength from tie stinconcy ia moNcy and reports OF
tank troubles prices dropped from 20 u per cent
I.nio Pacific vas aciyoIy traded IN, the stock advancing
10 sO3; as as also ohio and Mississippi which ic'eto
a.: and Central Which sold high 90. Nisccilane
ous coa and express tcchs general. hfm Bc'ton
Hartford, aId liie made IN lWHd s9nrt %. Tue
flowing table shows tic highest and ioWca: prices Of
act Vp stock, d,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
PACIFIC sryES-THIRTps

NORTHERN PACIFIC SEvEN-THIRTEs
We recommend to our friends and the public gen
orally as among the Safest and Most Profitable Seed
rites on The market,
One thousand dollars in currency, invested row
in NORTHERN PAcIFICs, viii yield in ten years, III
gold 81 $780, while il ia also practically certain that
Of the end of ten years $50 N0rTHEkN PACIFIC
GOLD BoND will stand 1t least ten per cont higher
in the market than Six Per Cent Gold Bond equally
secured.
NORTHERN PACucs have thirty years to rIn, are
exempt from United States taxation. are Issued III
denominations from 500 to $1,000, and arc occurred
not only By the road and it's camnsa but by
$1,000 $50 acres Of land worth, at Government waltz
alton, Sl25, 100000.
No bend could be more secure.
JAY COoKE & Co,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

LIVERPOOL jar 2-Io3o, fiction opened qnet ssE.,
lands, q 1i0d Mhpg Orleans Nid ke'ePts OF Wheat & -
for pc. thru al-s, UII qsah r. ~
LoyDoS jan 2.IAiOv, a. Y ewt Ee8nd Petroleum BiaM.
y gallon.
Eosboy. Jsl. 2--i:00 p. n-Anr re,o seenftes frn.
IvgHr0ot. ian I-l.3D D.. m.-Coitou g. quiet. Br,trr1
firm; Wheat IIdIlf pr eeat gr No led srtx
II "a for nd Winter. Cora. u q 7er garter. ~,
LOsDox jan IS D. M Cns0s co M % ai Tor both nos,, A..
IT, srco1af Md st-ts FyelfNeliy bonds c1l. 90
1858. Oh "a: 1866. 9ii; Ion-Fort e.. ~ ~
PARIS Jan Tho BDrlss s-fts ~ Co.,
LIVERPOOL J "A D. lO'tDn clos u qiei; MffiaR T,l,.s
cillI; VilB. Oo'rs a. asls, o ~ DAY. 1000 tss
b,les and r2or- Ad'es iroa Manchester s
GaD.e aid cruse 'l-f.
TIgsRroOI Jlh --E.euias Been, $40 ev. Tor Sas q,
L5Syos, jan. 2-Escais- --ccomoa rols, l2.9Pevt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
Co. and Mr.. Allen, the head of the nrm is Western

" Co.. ana MT hlcn, lho htdu Va Wv
banker OF good repute.
The National Park Bank has declared semtannuai
dividend Of six per cent OF all tn xe payable on de-
M"esrs Wnsow Lanier & Co, No. q Finest, com
tnenccd this morning the payment Of the January cOg-
Mons and Interest large number OF western ecuf-
ties fun list OF which viii DO found in our advertising
columns. $1,000 ~, , ,o,
The Ninth Ward Bank has declared dividend OF per
cent free Of tax payable on the 18th inst.
The Commerce FIRE Insurance Company VIII pay y
semianuual dividend OF per cent free VI TAX, on ai
after the IOth inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
COTTON MARKETS

Wv oman tlNt receipts. 9o' bales gro Nv
d. cse,t' .-.t l4 01.es O. b. Fe'..n' 'an
10 Geao II5t t.,.. c,...rtc Is brc,. sl9'A 1899 D.
s.c..l. J.. - 1'aHt. t,' - bales stota. - -
blsI,s o.. ..l1 30 Nazs. ? ii Ie receipt ~ mo
-r. SD laos; c..s a. a. Br.-la @1 o1' sock ''o' ia
-a> jan &c ;,a s.eadv; Cool Criir'r ne nd :
cer 1865 Uals; yo.scoIstN.c lJ oai sales Loo vti
Eo,tozx jan Cotton quiet; low Malncs l9.e net f'e@
H., blts; .'J it rs. . lft.' Nies
BurlIoar J4l loot n-Net receipts 10 oaesi g'''H ~
Ca,tFsfoy jan ICoo1 q7ie; NIugs l9ci net ncsTy
bile crpors0 nc L et 40 bales eo1stAse, o uaa
sq..s. 10 ha.gs t,ocL. JlJJ bic.
sAvAvNAa, Jan. .or-Ne. receipts. 4'33 baei sIlo
cor, wise 353 Lsles s4-s iII 5,.eI oc4, GO O9 bales
NOZZLE J5I. o.. to1 ro.g h dhngs l9ti ret reefi' "
bales lstuise, al udles sae~ 100 baeai soes "a
Slt,AxAn Jan Cotton t7org; Mdiiay. 1910; Low M1ir
l6lDi i Tece 49, 100 b-vi sales LOO besj Hoc, az
Bo..os jon t.ol iu,i silng, recers lf has
gross 80 lcsi csat Britain 30 u4,ea sales, :" a.
MEasrs Jaa Cotton ,ctye ndlrgs o4l9c receipts, y
.t,pprPais jog. 2--Coon qqie'; Milling. 2olc
GALVESTON. - tirOugi Got Or Hy I'se rev =
bale: sa.e., 10 hslcs STOCK, 4Ttl" haieG
AUGrsIA JAN lCoto3 sgorgi MtGhhs l9 Eeeeip" W Da
IorIsylIJ e. Jla. 2--Cott % s-n; MdtBy. lqlc.
c.t ~ ,le,. r,ror.,o.s. e zoos Lalcsi stOck bat
,t,IgrTos, IAN. Go Md'lngs, 49, LET roe
10 laie.i sales 500 blts. 20. 4. $3.50 ta-s 49, ann.
CIscINArI, jan. 2totab rr1 Aot oably hgheri hahN
tulN RE- IN 2-Co''on quiet and fu' Malng, l9el ~
rs 1T ua crus- 50 -i Egors-coastAl4e Il' bA m
lJ5 bales; stock, 5..3h bales. - . -.
WMSCroS Jan. lotion steady ~ 70 ne net r'es'
9oa h.eg. sgroris - bales; stccs t3l2 bales
Ngw.ORLriS 'aa Cotton srony, hdrgs lslGyit rsE
cops $40 bates, gos' OsJ o-les sa'' o'V U4'es 'eA ~
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The day,a tran.aetIons al lhe U. S sub.rren.r


S@iJ251 u turreB psJmeb.. 81 1850 ~
God layucHts...... 1or y CuHer JAlELce.... 6kH III
co.'s 6gJj 81 l4OOJ
tLUeucv Iccrutf.... $4,000 j.
Foreign exchange strong and higher with an adj
vance in the for 90 day bills 1924, aud sight 10
IOs market 10 sustained chiefly by the demand for
Icuttanccs interest collections made here and
due iOregu holders OF American securities quote
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North Rlrtr Ttst,Is ava RatlTold,. -
"a pkgs Ashes 99 bales Cotton 22 bags Cotton seed 100
bb Cotton seed OIL IS bbls Copper 100 Pk Dried Frat 6lO e5
Bggs bb Flour 8l80 BUSH Wheat $500 buh Corr 10 $50
bush Oats Malt 100 hush Barley lass bags seed SIS bills
Peas IA bags D. T. Peas 100 bb Meal 80 bags Meal
des bales Hides go SIDES Leather Ia bills
IN O. hoaes 3Ii bbis Ro9 $50 phg' OIL Gsl 20 plgs POI,
pkgs Meats 33A Lard 9 Kegs Lard
pigs 1851 pigs Cheese 2tO pigs rAow 100 Drese
Hogs Gil bags Peanuts 90 pigs Pecns 90 pigs Rice s3 pes Spell
pkg l3 Tea ~ hhd Toaec0 4 pkgs TO
baeeo, ca bbla whisky, Vi bales Wool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

There vs. nothing especially new in the gold market
save the failure Oh Two small b,oi'rs, which caused
covering OF short contracts and IT Ecned the price lit
rc Tic MARIE, oycAc. ut 1886 ana advanced 70 lool
he reduction n d. amount OK sales by the Treasury
assisting ne GIlrcs- lat sub. cqucntly the price
acted 20 0s nd sin l3lcr to lCo5 tie bulls not being
able 90 stc.l :Lc downward movement. ~ the hGal
close saic5 were Effected ooi ql0 In tn gold loan
market earl, in tie day, the rates for carry ing fell OF
from Ter gold per cent, but at tie close
high rs 3G4 OF per cent paid ~ LOlders when
money became active. The total clearuCs al tho Cold
Exchange Bank wero $4,000 CO., gold balances,
S2.ilG4s4; ana currency balances, S2,4a21Gh The
Treasury viii luy million flvetwentics on
lie 4tl AID 18th iusts. respectively, and sell
equal amount OF gold the nth and 25th OF the pres
cat month. 50 10 that those who pre-
diytcd that the Secretary would neither sell
gold buy bonds during the month OF January
half right after all, since SIR. Boutwell, proposes TO
is hall ihc amount of business Ia this line for Jan
nary hat be did during tho month Of December The
treasury to-day paid out $1,000 for redemption OF
52J making total 10 date of sI-247gOg ana paid
SGJJOJJ account OF tnc January interest On tho public
debt, lnlku- total OF S6i5'OJl lie following were
l.C uuotdlltlis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

The money market was easier early in the dav with
loans at per currency to gold interest approved
colateis but about midday the demand increased and
negolat made to stock brokers high as of
per cent, with tho latest transactions 1T J. Discounts
were in better demand In tine morning hours, but the
market closed up dull 9al2 per the range for
prime acCcptances.
The Gov eminent bond market has been strong through
out the day, though the dealings especially
large. There was material yielding in prices when
gold declined, and the market closed up it opened
strong Tue dealings ISIS, new lSGls and 1865
qy from that class Of investors who make 1t regular
per cents are being taken quito freely.
state bonds were firm in tone. and advance was
noted on Virginia cOnsOls and South Caronas In which
tue largest dealings made The former We're espe
d lily strong and higher advancing to 5Ss. MissOuris
were quoted interest.
Railroad bonds were strong and In good demand There
is an inquiry for the reinyesmen OF the proceeds
Of January disbursements.
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF spece)
from the port Of NewYork for the week ending Jan.
1872, was s3,lge,2O9.
Attention Is called to the advertisement OF MessE Jay
Cooke Co. of the 730 bonds Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad CO.. published elsewhere. These bonds seem to
be well secured covering they do mortgage on the
road and its franchises together with some 1900 acres
: OF land 10 each mile Of road.
A new clearinghouse has been organized under the
firm name OF Allen Stephens Co. Two OF the partners
of tns new house. Messrs VIM. A. Stephens and Herman
Blennerhasset from the mousse OF George opdyke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
EDWARD HAIGHT 81 CO.,

No 9 Wa-st, New-YOrk.
FIVE PR CENT Interest allowed on Daly Dai-
aaccs and Certificates Of Deposit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
To Brokers'

W,vTrp-A no. ition rs BOOKKEFPER and CtsH-ER
in stocL or gold house by party Thoroughly posted
IN lie business First-class reference given. Ad-
dress \. b., Box No. 5,25l, Post once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
lc.re,rIlr R.po.tsd for TIM rnIsuy..

COFFEE-The and without change 10 quote
Rio al Onnay I6l ale Tor Fair dol allie
for Good 20 IgQI Prime ali god in bond 90 and 20 da@
Mess Sons make the stock In the country 997S bags in
eurg bls Galveston 100 bags at Orleans 900 bags
Mobile 11 @ bags at baltimore and % ~
bags this port, sales. 5000 bags Rio Ocean Queen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
TAsN1:n & Co. Ranl.ors. 10. Il Wali--t.

The WEST WisCoNSU RAILWAY is completed 70
TnG on and viii have traiLs IuUung ~ 81 iaJi hy
the GO ,1cc.uCut Of tAe coming yca. iH,9 IGbic
busiA SO OF Northern Wisoons.a and ilinacsnt2 as
veil as for the through juaines6 to the LAST th9 Inc
being 100 miles suJltcr than by tAe present route
Tie Grain and Lumber business Of the road - very
considerable and steadily Increasing, Yielding sum,
Gent return to pay interest. The land Grant ana
pany is worth more than double the amount OF tho
motGage, and i held 20 security for the Bonii 5,
which are PAYABLE interest, and principal IN gold
hearing seven per coIt per aunJm. Bonds are Tor
sa,a ed 81 and accrued interest in currency, by
Wrrrr, Morris 6 co, No. IS Wll-3t.. and GWYNNE,
Johnson & DAY, No. 10 Wa-st., Agents lof the
Company.
EIGHT PER CENT TnST MORTGAGE colo BONDS
cf the MOBILE AND MoNrGOIERY RAILROAD CO.. IN
dorsed by Alabama $1,000 n mile on completed
road. Particulars application. For sale at %
and accrued interest by SoUITER y Coz
SO Willialn-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LoSpos Jan 2-ll0 m-COnsos opened at 3ds2i Tor both
United HVerweEty bonds l6ls
1905, Old siij 1905, 9ij Tsa-FoTues2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE-FIRsr CALL
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ
fiOHd-
1000 rs $50 Cou '6,...l2i 1000 u g. Cleac -; iii
10 go $40 Reg % n b. no, - S1J Cou %, eft
9rOJ 20 Cou Is eIiut1IIi 5000 ~ a,
-Ilnlr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
prpr.ro LIVE STOCK MiRKEr-Jlv.a.

BUFF 10 LIVE STOCK MiRKBr-JAya -, -
Ca,te-Suppg 3,4,j bead, or yo 6rs .ghs lR ~
The sare tine ls,t ver., market opens toenby "-i
but ulcLane.d clos daH, All oos.g ioTsri n'f y \
TO as n Al sc ~; 80 Chios. 1890 10 lC7 ~ q - :.
80 g. ogs-Rcept, ior tire days 57O Lead uarket ae-e "a
wanted; rrcs steady az 81 CsQtf Is for mo ium 70 choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

onl, to Moderate eI,en prices have undergone essential
limited arrival. II Ire o~ grass. h higher Az rl are
stronger ia po,peet At he eOse market frn aud irJ @SAVei
: 8s I H Inn s;s SOP p. s. ''"'' Is
;s% 3s o 20 &o2 {55s ri; sS
FsSe' eoj ga . wbs gle.t t ET' ma ~
MGSesos Esisa. 2Cd g Double EI'rn To- lo 9!@ 80
Coed to ,tocs '9nHi ~ - Ioeh T,ng ~, .5 70 10
e.i s' Am5Sl 1,1s 'OV 4, Gol Tnpe si ~ 70 o
o i1d 'a co2 7oge',ee 5',' S',s s5, '@ o. r,
i@ "a tie close tie raie. y qc yery is Of SO bol
lat Ner 'al cco,-e'o-r ,is4 % Goo So? e. NJ fgS
Bait AnK AM e0sseioBn, hrtrs aui FaH'f'' .S% " -
.,~,rr.. :......... l I'D
ry- Flour Is IL fair icuanl aad e Tendj 'aes o. ~ oo' "o
t.. ioar ween.si aaei 7'ry; rapr s,'o 'ra 7o ., !;
Com ,ie,ll o-'a, ~ obi. qo'G
Con- ,.-. -,q. 70 - Coo hel D.. Da % % " ~
Lo'.r3s'' FLOR j. Hee Pea', an heavy 81 - "~
FaElGHs-Iae h5 b4saa RS ,el movements n AZ l'rs "t
Zen ,o. ha,d nc, lave rcl steady Il' eel' TO-
Ee'' r. L' D = 49,, ,. Nm h. s.si by AL On
private ua 1Asotucg vcr: trdn bfL o y5 a,sf Fsie, =.
Gao s r1-ri e'o o- Pie ..r'. W.. "a gr S,r%
- ' q, Era 'ss ,,1 " "a .f t Ne ~, iasI
rg,c fop s4a fi',r Mo- e-o 'f o.-e' VITA O.! ea'so
o o,' f[ , a,'l,9 an ,,. az Gi sn. at
efes ic We're " erc In no &c IL L.Sf ,c,ie. o, = %
~. -rl la III. a. .ti.e.
tEo, 81 @ l-ai 'r3 s,3!, We 2oo.e =. =. 81 ,id 30
o. 1fcr No. Pee -li ~ " a2 1,d s5G 5
s @ Iio o f a.' a. -g-,''' ''' No. peru
,a.-,, cci &C.. 4- aad rice, nani.
I-.a,as rta- loc.t 70 rec tei.ye's rs'ei.l ~ ie
,,s &c aare. wy ,r m q, rs 20 Dot o-l ever ,.. ;
irt To t.i 10 flt'. blf.' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

lANDLEs-An kinds continue dull and prices nomnalJ
steA quote 36sc for AdamanBe, 33c for Sperm
ldl5c for Patent aud 23a29c for Psranne
DYEwOoDs-1he market 10 dull. and prices are nominal
pkUGs AND DYESThs baBess this branch Of uade has been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

The undersigned leve this day i,rined {
4 ,rne and stTle Of BAbiL&li, SnEtf, x
Of mporii * and iobuirg s.ik aad iancy ~
Ttcv VII occupy the store 10. 4lo Br,
BAHTLETT, BEER 4 CO.,l uniil FEB. J.
70 .,Og. 551 ana $50 Bro4.T-y.
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financial
OMAHA AND NORTH-W ESTERN r.
" FIRST MORTGAGE
-

a IAIIA ANIJ NUN IT I " p
" FIRST MORTGAGE
IAND.GRANT GOLD BONDS.
, a-fO COLD INTEREST 30 YEARS
ROAD COMPLETED 70 BURT IHB THIRD COlN'L
BIILr LARGELY on
CASH SUBSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS 49,. \
BONDS LIMITED to $1,000 PA NILE Of COMPLETED blI
Tho valuable Lands granted by Nebraska are :
cn,ed In the most settled portion Of the STATE and %
proceeds of all sales receivable by tie Union IRIS
Company of New-York only must be applied to
redemption Of the Bonds.
TWoThIRDS CP THE BONDS ISSUED HAVE BERS so-
AND TlIR PRICE HAS BEEN ADVANCED TO
80 AND ACCPUED INTEREST
Descriptive Pamphlets fnG Maps viii he sert Opon request .
THE BONDS YIELD NEATLY 9 PER CFNI on 1llB w,
MENT AND NAY bB EXCHANGED For GOYERSALNR :
O' KOUNTZE BROTrERS Binlsn
tiuanc Agents Of the Road, NeG.lt>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

only to Moderate ern sad prices have Undergone no o'sso
cbfuNe. -
flour AND MgAL-Tbe inqurF Il hTt f)t -Four bit Ftl YeiI
limited lov 7rates uae hcl higher Az f are
stronger prospect At he eloe tie market trn aHi larry @0e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

1duciu9 Afaocnne3. ......-.,
At TRENOR's ACADEMY OF DANCiNG.
IA LlLIC HALL. SIXTH-ANE. RtSLRN OIs-SGt Az -.
PULLS can At ANY TINE end attend az th0 oH c-'l'e
MtTISEE FRIDAY EVENING. IA n i.
coIpEE MONDAY EVENING. 8tl II T. Sc Crcn'ar3
4 DODWORTH's CLASSES for DANCING.
n. Al met ct No 2l2 nhcye cacr Of iwr'a.t 'as''s
gentlemen Oh rer iolg lier"'Oh ~ ''''e
classes. For particulars GEM Tor e.TcsIlE
NE GABMO'' ,.o,., ,o.r,,,v
80 FIFTH Ave COINER FOURF EHSr'I.jT. ...-
NEW CLAS-I' CONSTANTLY FORMlNO.
PARTICULARS IS CIRCULAR
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TuB
AMERICAN LAW REVIEW.
VOL. W. NO. p JANUARY, 1572.
CGNY.STr.

TIE Constitute taH,y q Tfya Vays.-u. TIE Revision Of TIE
U.,e o. saIL Tho Ire Railway Gri he Enc Cd sieE-
~ lie seirety q Politics and Proportional ReTenAaenV
- OF e ISL Law Tc e|i rcc Cd la-e OF >'''e be
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and the market steady We anote for obong
parcels foa Turks Island 4c y ILsh II Mains 49'
5nd Cals Gee AsaOns Liverpool Fue 80 ga55R aek Wor
MhR, and Delkns 81 2Jd = W igs1s suo - "
u ~ a, and VI 4JG II 81.
sPCES-Thsre good jobbng trade for most descriptions
and the market h prices change
We quote 81 41i Penang Nutmeg ec SIS Pepper i
SmatrA Singapore; Cloves liz Ginger s io Cal
cata ami m for Aican rento 9lQJic and lQ for Anesai
Biri Pepper, IS lie, all gold ,,,,
lO.c for OHIO anil u g. f1r choice Indiana.
COAPAktTIvE PRICES FOR 81. YEARS
1907 1865. 1909. 1870. 1871 1872.
Clover 10 a2lc lliG3tc ia 0l3Ic lis &C. 10 CHG
SOAP is qae prices without chRge quote CASTLE at NJ
que; Pale At Tic Family at8!c and 10 ato4 10
TOBACCOTe Kentucky aud Seed Leaf has been
Light o last. prices unchanged
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-28
IOWA.
Republican State Convention.

DEs MONIES, March 27.-The Re
publican State Convention is much
larger than was expected, nearly every
county in the State being represented
with full delegation. The Convention
met at IL o'clock, effected temporary
organization and adjourned to 3 P. NJ.
At the afternoon session it elected
General James B. Weaver, of Dreamer,
President, and one Vice President from
each Congressional District.
The following resolutions were unan-
imously adopted:
RESOLVED, That we heartily indorse
the administration of U. S. Grant; tn e
enforcement OF the laws; the faithful
collection OF the revenue; the reduction
of the public debt, and the restoration
Of the national credit and that we
believe with him that q Presinent
should have no policy to enforce agains,
the will of the people, and that our
delegates to the National Convention
be instructed to vote for and use thei,
most earnest sndeavors to secure his
renomination.
Resolved, That recognizing in Mr..
James L. Wilson, our eminent citizen
Of Iowa, all the qualifications of ar
able, upright and pure-minded states
man, We hereby instruct our delegate;
elected to the National Convention tc
vote for his nomination for Vice Presi
dent and to exert every just effort tc
secure it. The Convention thereupor
proceeded to elect delegates to th,
| National Convention.