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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20

no determined that the demand was one that
ought 70 be or must be met he quietly, ana
apparently without taking any one into his con
fdence, proceeded TO buy up the depressed
shares OF the Erie Company until he became the pro
pretor Of large proportion Of them that to hand
S6OOOOOO or 100000 TO Mr. Barlow was hardly more
than TO transfer It from his rgbthand pocket into MS
left When this proceeding became known on the street,
OF course it produced quick advance III
tho price OF Erie shares from $50 TO S't
the impression being that with the payment
OF this money into the Treasury, the Golfers would DC
sufficiently sweed to permitth payment OF dvldends'
II not on the common, least the preferred shares
Pacific Mail abated not ot title from the late IN
terest manifested and was as lively as ever
moving up from at the close last night to f but after
variety OF tumbles and reactions the price finally
landed at 76l Western Union Telegraph was ac'
tive and strong moving up, TO sly, these three
shares forming, with Wabash and Ohios the
leading features OF the market Otherwise,
the market has been quiet and devoid of interest
though there much likelihood OF activity for the next
few days arising from the singular turn In Erie The
general market ruled firm until the close when the
extraordinary stringency In money gave the prices
marked appearance and the market closed considerably
lower opening, highest lowest. and closing prices
- -.l.-. - IL -.r. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20
COTTON MARKETS.

Noppo,K Dee e-Coon qsiet; Low Mdfngs IIdlslei net
eent $40 bales eIposeOSise 90 balesi saes lou bales
stock, 10 81 bales. ..,,. o,o
CScIsHArI Dec l9-Co,ion quiet hngs 9lei receipts 26
bales: shipments. 70 bales stock. 684 bales - -.
i1Co,tOn quiet; hdding 2O!e gross receipts 90
bales; sales. 80 bales; stock, 5000 bales - 80
Dec 9Co IN fair demanf Mddhngs l8ei recelps
sales 1873 bales; stock not given.
PHILADELPHIA. Dee l9-Cotton quiet Middhngs Mle -. 49,
CHARLKsroN l9CottOn qae Mid1lngs 9iDlse ret re-
p Great Britain 54I baes coaswise, 10
halss; sales, 400 bales stock. i98ll bales. ~
Dec l9-Cotton bn hddAngs Bici receipts LOO oatsi
shipments, 70 bales. 800. 81. = ,.
bales; shipments. l0l3 bales.
Dec Coton frm moderate offerings Low dahngs
8le MddHg Is.c net receipts JlJi bales sales zi bAesi
stock. "a 86l bales - -,
WNISGrOE 9Cotton quiet; Mngs lBlei net receipts
276 baes; erportseoaswse bales; stock 500 bales
BALTIMORE Dec l9Coton arm; hddngs 9ici gross receipts
eIporscoae l26 bsles sales 500 oas stoes WA
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20
Dleman Benedict's closing quotations AZ D. M We
offered Asked

The Secretary of the Treasury announced to-day that
the January gold interest due the LIST proximo would
he maid ON saturday next 2lst nst) without rebate
This interest amounts very nearly S260OOoOo and VIII
upon its disbursement have tendency to strengthen
the bank reserves. make cash gold more plentiful ana
reduce the rates Of foreign exchange Gold was dun to-
day all way through with the chief transactions at
lIIs. the range being llit and lllb The London
market exerted influence upon the price, while the
sharp corner attempted yesterday abandoned. On
gold loans the rates sXyfourth for use, Hat and
for carrying. /, p ga and per cent The Assistant
Teasurerredeemed in called bonds 5000 and paid out
in coin interest s97OO The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank follows Gold cleared sIOG9OOog
gold balances S21s72O3 currency balances, S279O7l5
The bids for the Treasury gold. to-day, amounted TO
S3o 600 az III dncluding an advertising bid at that
price, TO The entire million awarded to Jay
Cooke Co. at the latter price. The following are the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20
Total ................ I,tbl

Included In the above are $50 bales TO arrive -. -.
evening alter mDecembef 80 bales Al lsi zon ~
10 SIDE 10 notice. JanasfY 1900 lic February 200 At si 20
at is li6e 100 l9i 100 at s.e go at 10 siee
April % she 200 2oie MAY 40 a. sie sS :. 70 slss
t to-day 3pm.Dtcembs fo At iye, ~ At
10 Side 200 al 10 3i6e BPP 800 100 elee
10 sl6e 900 at s 900 at - 5lee 200 a. ste ~ 10y
isc 100 7ise 600 at lsie IebrSs 10 49, B. 2 81
no Al Ieie lglc 100 ~ 9l6e. 100 al sto H. Bi 100 a.
ec 800 ll.l6e 100 Isle 800 at - sI6e 100 ise r.
b. 800 10 Size March 100 At 10 l9Ie 100 a. lse 100 II
zoo 10 36e 200 at 10 l3iee 800 a, 70 See 8 r. D.
100 Al slc April 3l6 200 al 20e 100 ~ 20 @ 90 Of
3oe 800 At role MAY 400 lat 20 slfe, 800 At 2OtG-'ota
l3IOO bales; grand total s.4Oo bales
M, ARRIVAL Of the teamsr due from Rio
J,n. Socls VAR considerably from last and prices have been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20

NAVAL sTORRS-There but Moderate inquiry for
prices nnane note sales Of $50 eb meIehsna
S a. C s l rp SS and se1 With sales epoT Of
Strained At % 49, 100 bob do 80 - ha 1o 6ols az t
Stained January shipment private Tar du sales Of 20
Vol oiSIiHee i Sm but very quiet e from cruher' hand,
Crude Sperm quiet but firmly ssa At p Other wn G 4 Sha change
0ATMEAL-The nTks! remains yeIy Sne Dat s4P PD0u "
PR0ySONS-Ihe PoLk market very quiet and heavy ne a3aa
o S S lots i' sSs d''S FOR ' New s o ann i 50 for
Prime for delivery hear Of $50 bb New Mess seller Da
s s i for fs5 aes s' aDd $50 sS r E Ness r
S, g d Bs M Hs ,n ' demand. as fasi S Hans
SiOc and LOO o. fre shoulders 4 1000 smoked DO at &C.
Hams at lie for N NJ re Tor 2 ~ so Fresh Hams 5 ny at
DC 100 shoru Hams f., January 90 no. &c bacon s H
s an t1 ..lss ii boxes ioa spot GaS 500 boI.
March At &c Dressed Hog. lower quote at s1sie for
70, he future; sales Of $500 t Steam this morning at the
West on private terms sales Of $50 bb and tee at &c for No. l. l
goo seller December at HI 100 te' seller January ne
BVrGsR~Fine grade, are in fair demaud with light receipts
en- other s1T: S S. BaltS1 M %
and nearby pals fair S,s Butter, S0@ 70 ,;;
sqohsinar Co.'S Fan packed 9eS1S
xd n1R Welsh sps Fail sel
EI .iR asin.. fine sS Grease
csIs:s-caSis quotations gold, M The market remains
Late Fancy FACTORY. .la ala Ohio Factories and Private a.,
L1 Rsc %ass sooa pnm ola Ohio Fac,oas, and Private
Fair GOOD esriy PacoeEI dl2 Daes early 40
Skia.asi CLsasa ~
TO-DAY Change aud very
generally credited TO the combination OF fners and
PRODUCERS under consideration have at last completed their or
ANIMATION sufficient lumber Of wells will be stopped 70 Limit
Inc production 10 Of the trade and thereby enhance
values the market for Crude became
er quite lie the spot and HE BID Tor
January but late yesterday early this morning spot 'ales to the
tent Of lie The Greek markets again
dededy lower quoted IS upper 81 bod % 90 a.
OIL Cy Refined firmly held At 27dfie for eaTgoes IN ms
5:o Sb Sa ps S2'i at a s's s s.s 200 Ss today
ms !. quoted 29ldc, aud Eapbha at l0l7c In
Pbephs holders continued ask 26a27 but the quotations
entirely nominal. -
RICE du the stock Of foreign increased to $50 bags Carolina
iobtiug at 8d9tc, and Rsngoon. 7dlic
sKTSs-Goai fair demand and the market firm but 10 prices
n, learn of no important change Recp bales Ne'a Cruz "a
sale. MeneAn Vest sde 25 bales Cu&eoa
II bales
reoepI bales Aspinwa ~
aes and bales Cbeo IS bales Pze
IN al Ter, and Southern IS $4,000 10 Porto Ca
eio; 800 Vera CuI 500 n Honduras and 500 10 Texas and
Southern. We quote A. iolowt;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20

The Governing Committee of the Stock Exchange heid
important meeting last evening 20 consider the case
OF Richard r. Butler. late Of the firm OF Clerke Butler
Butler was summoned before the meeting show cause
why he, az member Of the Stock Exchange should not
be expelled Article Of the Constitution which
reads follows;
"should any member be guilty OF obvious fraud. OF
which the Governing Committee shall be the judge, ne
shal upon conviction thereof by vote OF twotbras or
fhe members Of said Committee present, be expelled"
After full hearing Of the case. 1t was decided that
Butler was subject 10 the penalties Of this article and
the following resolution was passed;
R>solpsd that r. R. Butler is hereby expelled from
membership in the New-YOrk Stock Exchange.
The announcement OF expulsi0n made " tho Stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEw-YoRK Dee le-BEEVEsArVals to-day including some lse
IN and unsod Conmunpav 90 at one huriredt and "
At Wsebswken $50 Total for The week thus lar bgn9l1s
and price. The heavy cattle are The haTle 70 sci
unle's p9 sbSgi as ses % OTnay , i I % 60 n r
and still hold Texans went at G7Ie Weather IN
IN. commu1Ip.v shipper. Morris q B. Hunter
cars Mcpherson and Moses sesrs-the latter e"I
h4 Ps s he Morn. .s /. Illinois 20 un
:. s:'i 4 81 r'e fos s''5 %,
Iai3 Is ssE at m sam s.Sp ,o If1a ea h q aeS S SGa
coca Ss =: ss lie lie Lsasissst can is
esa. sold their III uneven sa'l eWt Illinois cattle at
C. Kahn sold IA in. Ohio grades II evt net .e so
W. Fitch for Van Alta, q Ohio steers IL oil liZ0 10 Al c AID
Al One hunirsish.t Coon Thompson Co had - ears, D
Iane % Is@ps.@@ '2 e,t. 70 R.1Ss, Rem cars
ass,aghi Franklin 10 cars for sweeney, with ''nse car load
Pagan va, selling l Te1.ns q lOe for sessusht F.na
ns, sri e and $50 fi."; for Bennett Co., n
. bad ye sps Kentucky grades 2 n, each alive sold at
lsle per With " oheF so prime to EXTRA strong e"a
p Car, for j. D. Sweeney "a Kentucky cattle, est, at ~
cine a., .A,,ss.A
v.i cAivIsIr1a' Of , irs. Fh. ,1s tn, demand i:
r.thsT The realized also hgasr We bling reached
.p s.s sas sbd n e r..s e.Ss. b haIs
AZ car si,1a e.; $ s:i
"a. n for ..s and early ,nI. Vent Of slowly hatcher.
'' HAM. az s " s.h rs csn.d. sheep ls III Ohio
WOOL sii n 100 C.n.d. -. and iM q ~ a g.
sls Is a. g7 b lie sheep ~ n al Ste III ctnss
sss.p and ab. 'l "a Canada lambs, 10 n 7s. and 20
Of III n title o-,- "a, ~. A.,
Kass Hsavs Co. Fosth and ConnaHpas 1St Quo ,hsep
o. si DIS do IS n, 'tee and iS3 msdam wool hnno' ID
IN Pdesi sold Ohio .h.p of 90 at sls, and % Of los
at6,c
GnelndnY In yesterday and not before
noy, "A s.r, :, Porletb Communpsv making d
ncs s.iurJ against 1907 date week Receipts
v,yy seav, IN Ctso prices weak here nng selling
.y. viz Ohio J 10 al dressed sold Ch.nEeieI tomer
RVS dsi,srr Eeme heavy &c. few at &c hod1O 40
at sa5ie., fev selusg,
gisr HxHrx Penn Cssrdi Lie oet Yard Dec IsCLrILH
Reosipts Dee 10 Jj toi bead
ssasn before The suppH Of d eAihe has been
and erfra beng scarce the
v seo AID to lsoo besg sold a. g.s sSS1hsrn
bid6c 90 and hgter s6e eounea and oosh hul.
ne Do fat dec eemsnd nes reached only ,f hesa
arriving stes thsn usual
HoasRs,spL for the 7s+ u lo head 'sn 20 carr
the supply demand about equal and that "
last he pess % sshuI heat tsss ~ a ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20

Money has been verys activei again today and the
pressure during the whole day. the more common
rate on call among the stock brokers being an eighth and
interest The highest rate paid threeeighths and
the lowest one-eighth fat while the closing quotations
were quarter The sale by the Treasury to-day oi
million gold is likely TO aggravate the prevailing strn-
eency tomorrow. Mercantile paper is duh and rates
are nOminany 10 TO u per cent.
Government bonds have been quiet and the mddlnss
were lower again owing the lower range OF gold The
market closed quiet the basis OF l6s TO 64 Tor lSo's
Fisk & Hatch report as follows at p. H.;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20
MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL GOLD sEvENs.

MORTON. BLISS g. Co., 80 Broad-st, will receive
subscriptions for One Million Dollars of the First
Mortgage Seven Per Cent Gold Bonds of the Mil
waukee and st. Paul Railway Co. at %, payable and
deliverable January LIST. The present cash value OF
the share capital of the Co. is over fifteen million
dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NORM Rrrtr gs,0ls ana Ratlroddi

Dee a2I pEe Ashes pigs BeeswaI 1871 bes Broom Corn -
nks Or el Frni bbl Flour q ltO bush
bush Corn 800 bush $50 bush Malt lSO oos az
Brey III Grass AIS bales Cotton 2sJ b9- ba, ~
bales Hons 5sS5 Hides sa bales Hides 1888 sides L'her
bbls Tgrpenne 253 bbls Tar LfS psss
aoS3 pkg pigs Grease go pigs OF Cake o h2r'
57 pksS Beef 1918 pkgs Pok. 68 pkg Ca. Meats @ o
kegs lard 2 Dressed Hogs p9 pigs 1aow, ~ Peg "a
pkgs Rec 80 pkg Tobacco ZIG bales Wool 'f DIS "AAJ' ~
bls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENT BONDS.

The NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY now
has in full operation with regular daily trains, S2l
miles of road. A distance of nearly 200 miles more
is constructed. The Minnesota Section, immediately
on its completion entered upon satisfactory 0usl-
ness, including local traffic and the large carrying
trade of the Northwestern British Settlements and
the Hudson's Bay Company. The recently COM
pleted section of 65 miles, the Pacific Coast, at
once commands profitable business between Puget
Sound and the Columbia River, heretofore done by
coastwise steamers. On the opening OF Spring,
with more than 500 miles of Road in regular opera
ton, the Company will control the extensive and
productive trade of the Upper Missouri much OF
Montana and the Northwest. The earnings Of the
Road for 1873 will be large.
Arrangements for pushing construction vigorously
the coming year are progressing satisfactorily.
of the nearly Ten Million acres of land accruing
To the Company in connection Win the portion Of
Road now virtually constructed. some Two Million
acres of excellent average quality, are In market
and their sale and settlement progressing The
average price thus far realized is IS &c per acre
which is at the rate Of than 100000 per mile OF
road for the whole grant.
The Company has already begun the process of
redeeming and cancelng its First Mortgage Gold
Bonds az they are now being received at llOn pay
ment and exchange for the Company's land
With these accomplished results and iEost favor
able prospects, the Company is now selling ITS First
Mortgage 80 Bonds for the purpose of completing
its line of road. We recommend them as well
secured and unusually profitable investment They
have the following elements of strength and safety
They are the obligation of a strong corporation {;
thew are First Mortgage on the Roa its Right of
Way. Telegraph Line Equipments and Franchises,
and first lien on its Net Earnings. In addition TO
fhara "a nlp nod
the payment of principal and interest Land Grant
of 1880 acres per mile of road through the States
and % 800 through the Territories The rate of in
terest seven and three-tenths per cent sold,) is
equal now to about 81 currency. Gold Cheeks for the
semaanual interest on the Registered Bonds are mailed
TO the Post Office address of the Cpaer.
All marketable securities ale received in exchange
on most favorable terms. JAY COOKE IL Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20

Stock, Dec a. ls7l........ 26,370 1908 22s,OO 1881
SERDS-Cove Grm but quiet sales Of 100 bag al 9c Tor Prme
Timothy dull md unchanged. -
bb Prime Western s,c hhds Prime seller January pnvate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20

good Yorte stde4 l0 common, at highest - W ~ ,tsi
q hogs rather destroyed sIpecon'o Of our lat report s
eosed active at above =. ooo - sr,,r.,
The supply has been gooi ~ ~
prices which held firm for all gades ~
Kentucky l3l 70 $50 ~ sold At ~ N~H' ""
Little brskeT, and With better prospect al closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20

Corn light unchanged prices, sales OF Wv po
- SO 80 on dock IN store and delivered we duoe on
So Is Corn Meal, bfre % ~ dTs
Com Com nsa wssrW 20 d go
Bag very dull; quote Fine White at 81 tOa ~ ~
Pine yellow Pure Coarse 81 l5d 81 Isl Cob sooD
and Feed lVG 81 IS These quotations. give VIC
IN prices for old and
FREGHT-Bertb been in fair demand and rates o an
ehartering inquiry full The enggenens to-day Sei; 10
Bacon al Cos $50 bales OF cotton a.
id6i; by sail 20O bush Corn At 81, and 500 hhd hosls 90 pr
To London. 10 900 bush. Gram at Od steam % D az
800 Flour 81 Cd The charters German bark OF ~
register Rotterdam Antwerp with n cargo OF
visions private Norwegian bark hence 70 Cork or oiue
Grain is I'd Norwegian bark hence 70 ss Nn
bbs Crude Petroleum private terms and NorNesAn
fom Pbadelpkil 10 United Kingdom bills Rsdunm, at IS
FEEDThe market Is quiet but frm. We quote VO 10
SHds27 Midlingb and 80 ID or No mlnunnss
or No. Feed s2 Peed quoted S2IG s23 per tun
GRAEThe Whsat market opened doll and tame with car o pres
and holders disposed 10 realizes We nouee some
shippers resell owing 70 adverse LVefpoo w
are very irregular; hoers offering eIent The sales are
bush 81 asa 81 "a for No Chicago Spring a1d nos d
Mixed 81 S. and Rejected spring az 81 s9SI 80 ior %
Westem 8 IS for Amber do 81 for White Mlch3an.
bavy sales Of go bush City at 81 80 time OA are
active; the supply Of good hghi the e are
bush New Ohio Mixed at f9ci White at 4a35ei ba o.
dull and heavy the sses are o Dus s
Csc stronger and IN fair demand the lnqr ~ pt
the sales 1850 bush steamer ~ boi@ci
Mixed d6jc and Choice 6c Od at t4aoie IN Sore e
MIed aaoat al 64a6c; Western Yellow at 6'Goe jersey ieo"
HAY in fair deuand market seadyi quote At 81 n@
IS Shippin 81 J0dS 81 Is for retail LOTS ye = t I
for Straw Is steady but gueti - N"~~i ~
for Rye; for Short do, and 9JctI - for Cat
MOLASSES-T market still generally dull Dat We note ol
hhd Rico taken for the trade private e
crop Newoehs selling at tod61e The following are 'S anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20

We offer the balance of the FIRST MORTGAGE
(only $4,000 per mile PER CENT GOLD QUARTERLY
COUPON BONDS of the LoGANsPoRI, CRA"-
FoRpsvuLE AND SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY OF
Indiana. This Road is finished and equipped, and
already does large business in the transportation
of block coal. JONES d. SCHUYLER, ~ Pine-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20
THE MARKETS.

The ououons In quality not
more than hall a GRADE abO below the grade qucted
deliveries moderate transactions at l6dc decline Bales
follows, all . basis Of Low MiddhDgs:
PRESENT DELIVERY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20

SUGARS-Tbere something Of heap Raw today and
prices unsettled 10 admit OF reliable quotations. the sales were
IA lhds good Refining Caa Ole; 30 hhis good far Refining
Porto Rico an IS hds Clarified Demerara at No u Box
Ole Refined steadily beds Hards Ia d2sc SOFT White, sG
H. OF .lnck. Of Raw sng.n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20
Eight Hundred and FOTty-seVen Thou
sand Five Hundred Dollars,

Cer6cs Of St0ck PINClfAb on
EgT PAYABLE IN GOLD either Registered or Coupon ~
The puaser will be 81 the Peope OF we sN %
NewYo on the credit sinking Fund.- under Section re
Article Seven Of interest al the rate o. ~
cent Der annum payable snuua the brst DAYS Of Ju ll
January and the principal rcmbusabe on e ant
Japuary one thousand Eight hundred aud eighty hree
tits understood that the Commissioners are 70 o az hner
accept or proposals. the oBr are not saeu a. IN ~
opinon are advantageous 70 interes. Of the state
The proposals ma the whole part said loan not less
than $5.0OO. A.. s.l...
All proposals sealed up and indoet Loan or 70. S5snf
envelope directed 10 the Auo' oi o ~
Department, Albany, n Y .,
The money be required be psd gold coin on The acceptance
thiTty 6rst day OF December inst
Paymen to be by depoang the 70 ths eIet OF e
Of Newi ok account OF tDe 0ah Funo
IN tho bank the Manhattan Company, HeS.fork IN -
The Stock maturing N frst day O JdnaarH Ie "" '' '
o,frcd m payment subscriptions TO the n>to loan, al par
the Loan viii commence on the hrst da oil January net
semianuusly the trst days OF JAY ana January AZ
the hank OF Manhattan Company IN the City OF Newfork
Dated Canal Department Albany Dec 5, 1871
ALLEN c. BEACH LeuiensntGoyeruor
NELSON X. HOPKINS Comptroller
O. HILTON SCRIBSER. Secretary OF State.
THOMAS RAINES, Treasurer
FRANCIS g. BARLOW Attorney GenersL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20
Loan for S847,5O0.
FOR TIlB
Deficiency in the Sinking Fund,
UNDER -. 81,
Section 3, Article 7, of the Constitution.

The Commissioners Of the Canal Fund BY virtue o. ne t 9
An 70 provide 10 support The 'oyernnnt S ~ CO..
suon hereby notice that sealed propoa wv w @ npCgM
Canal TWEEN ~ SkFhNlh DAI VT "HNN
BER INST At II O'Clock noon that day. Tor Loan Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20
following were the bids /:

state bonds we're steady on small transactions Ten
nessees sold at sO0sO3 and Missouri 6s at 095 The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20

ILLINOIS. IBESfUaEHs OHfICEt
SFasGHsLD. Nov IS. iS12. i
V'HE INTEREST which will become due
upon Illinois the tTst Monday Of January
1873 be PAID THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
BANK the 9th the rs, days inclusive q January Pronmo
ERASTUS ~ BATES. state Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20

the aching prices ~ete Al the close he m,is rgS,
good super6ne which scae with good demand Sales oo Do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20

FLOUR AND HkAL-Tbs Flour nsrkst opened very asn 20 al
,r.dts Lolsu gsasy aspsssd 70 be sa sAus es"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20
Diuioeno Nolitcs.
VNUE COTPONS of the NEW-YORK AND

Il oswEGo MIDLAhO SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS due
1873 viii be paid Jan presentation the
Of 'eorge Opyke Co." No. IS Eassao. Ses
York registered bonds will close the 2th
md 2 D. &. PresldeEt
Dec 9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20

OFFICE on rHE NoNrHERN PAcIuc RAILROAD Co.,
- FInlaye. " Y. Dee Il. IsT2
vDHE COUPONS due Jan. I, 1673 of the
A FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of Company gll be paid
presentation that date the oee Of JAY COOKE Co.. New
York The INTEREST upon registered Bonds Will be paid
order Of the BoDdhoe set BY n.lto
recorded address A. n. BARNEY, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20
EAST RIVER SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

No 3 CHANBERSsr, EEw-Y0RK. Dee 49, 1871
FORTY NINTH SEMIANNUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the rate
SEVEN CENT hs been declared and VII be paid and
after January al which have remaDe
denos son lst daT OF January sJ
Interest not called will be credited original deposit
Bank from 10 to g. aud gH lSDAf from 10 toI
GAS A. WHiTSEY Secretary. Va. H. SLOClM Prsidest
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-18
LENTEN REGULATIONS

ISSUED BY THE CATHOLIC ARcH-BlsHors
OF NEW YORK.
/. All the week days of Lent from Ash
Wednesday till Easier Sunday, are fast
DAYS of precept, on one meal, with the al
lowsnccs of moderate collation. in the
evening.
2. The precept of fasting implies also
that of abstinence from the use of flesh
meat. Bot, iby dispensation, the use of
flesh meat IL allowed in the diocese at the
principal meal on Mondays, Tuesdays,
and Thursdays Of Lent, with the exception
of holy Thursday.
D. There is neither fast nor abstinence
to be observed on Sundays Of Lent.
T. 1t is not allowed to use fish with flesh
meat at the same meal in Lent.
8. There is no prohibition 10 use egg,
butter, or cheese, provided the rules OF
quantity prescribed by the fast be:compli-
cd with.
6. Lard may be used in preparing fish,
vegetables, a..
I. The church excuses from the obliga-
ton of fasting (but not Of abstinence from
the flesh meat, except in special cases oil
sickness and the like) the following classes
persons: First, tho 'infirm; second, those
whose duties are of an exhausting CT
laborous character; third persons who are
attaining their growth; fourth, women in
pregnancy or nursing infants fifth, those
who are enfee5led by old age.