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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

hKGATON.
REPORTED TIE Vek eadn1 Taegty feb e. 1871
Amount OF stock market:
Cattle. 1870 liO8 ShOtrs.. lW
shecp....lO557 1913 6.J1o FstTog4 1000 800 500
B-Per 100 n oi veirh Of Hide Taiow and Dressed Neat
TO- hrt quay $50 S 20; fcond quality $40
81; quality sCq7 70 Western cattle bs i've weEht Des
Bc-Ing 500 hardy Steers s36d slOO much ar
cori'ug q their value a. beef --.,o,
AMI Y0aHG CoirtSfair. 500 500; bcri @o'@@lVy
FsUow anu Dr.. -l3G 80 .
rat Hogs-Pcr n, Sc.
Ttdef-Br. yttOu 9c. g. ID, courtJ lots 81 lJc
car Stias-l6dl3c pm.
Tdl0t-Bgitop. 6cE.c p n; country lots 'G'le 2 10
Vs's- s2d 50 each: o0unIg lots. GlHS - a.
Northern road ia
of these Western Northern % - hes
than last There 1881 Mesn. AMI 2oI Ol elaine IN,
Nes,en than las week hut the @ei market
tn buyers would onl about last weeks rncr~ O
cattle IS were sch At 5,e H. Live Il 5lc
{ t.c tlc 10 at &c. l} ~ ttc, o. 20 ttc, -
A. &C. at dc 7c Is At &c. ~ a. 1c and er,a
2oHe7 NJ Be- 50 x s5J; calf 50 g. o. Cham
berlin o oxen Ice AMI m loc dressed ant cattle
att07c T. h. b. Dow sold to dress 90 % each ~ Pei s''e
SO H. AZ &C. dressed 445g Northern sheep at hfort AMI
Naicowu TO-DAY l1f than last week; from tn est over
6Np offered the best hock counted % clean
tim wrLe, l2t n. each lei bv j. v webster, agent
uavrrll' scl b. A. u Bowen who
n e1ch &c. = r.; 100 nearly - D. for &c
Sargent sold &c. "a b, al lei II LEIenoe O. 100 No. al
% %! ~ 70, tici Brown Bari 10 q" % T. NJ
7.c % - marSe oT sheen rot A. quick as last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07

nominal q. 81 9oas4S pot fair demand lower esj ss'e, At
sal2 RecfpIccC bbls PiOur 1900 bash Wheat Shipments
hEMrmIs PED s-Four in demand sc 30
$50 Corn quiet Csc Dat arm st5aasoc Bulk Meats In good
cIE7EE.To EsS SMsar q.ie. .9d qnch,ngsi ws,st
strong ,ales No Red Winter a. 81 % no hti q, ~ ~
CpIcAoe FsA elor quiet .sd gshasssd whss. qqe, .Ha
at & p' s 5 % p :. ot p d snsl iSd
s3ds5 Pork dull sR 25dSl2 90 Lard 90 7sa
Ila sides SIC Rib Sides Sc Clear sides &c Hogs fairly
80 2Oasi Co. Cattle trm at - GOA 81 Reeept40OO
loco bush Rye lcOo bush Barley and 1000 noe shgn'Hs
900 bus wheat 1000 hush Cora 5000 bush Oats 900 bush
LOUISVILLE Pb 6.Tobaecc ve At fall prices sales a bbis
grades Family Wheat , IS
~ foT Red and White Corn In fair demand at 6e Tor Shee
sm Porl so Al u IS BaconSales Of Shoulder a Tie Ca Rb
sides 5 Clear Sides at &C. susarCured Hams 2e Lard
TOLEDO Feb 8@Pcur steady Wheat demsnd; sales Of En-
i % so@ sS yo S a. s - Amber Cher M Sn 1
shade 46lc Mixed and 47ic r
esaS g R SS 90 a wheat Pfa u Gs s a5 S9
1000 bush Wheat and 5000 bush. Corn ~ -
Inn and Of RED ~ 0s 81 Corn dali dropping
asehspeed PorS dnli and unchanged Land SemsS SlI sr
s6sic Bulk Meats iu aud nominal 56l for Shoal
Rides Hale Clear sides lie Live Hon quiet and unchsuEei
ST. Lou Peb 6-Fou IN m demand and frmi ses Of superane
Winter at go Extra DO 90 Iva SO Is Double RI DO 81 S6 q
SO 10 WhestAn advance asked but established; only few
No Mxei IN elevator at &c 0ssles OF No. in elevator
5tc Barley que sales Of No Fsl at 75c Reno slow y 3Oc
nomina shoulders &c. Cesr Rib Sides At Ole Clear sides at
6i. packed small lots Baconsas Clear Rib 7iei
s5.oa s 2a' w BS SS sn n oiS q bush
DEKor Feb ewheat quiet and veal; ssl
No White, 81 5, steady Yellow dull and
BUFTALo FEB GFoar AMI Grain inactive and prices unchanged
PORK sold Sl3 10 Lard sold gic. nghNHes nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07
Domestic MARKRrh

OsvKoo P.b 6Poar steady unchanged sales Of 30 tb Al!
e. Spring for Amber Winter 50 80 for White Winter
Double Wheat quiet and unchanged sales OF
White Canada 81 IS No Milwaukee Club hell 81 80
steady sales 600 hush Csc Barley held S6&l oS ot
Cauads RYE quiet sOc for Western Corn Meal 90 for Bote
IS for Uub0ei per c~t Mfeot trm shorts S25 shpsufs
$27; Nddings s8dso0 per HRhwines S2c Railroad
PRmApKLPHIh Fet 6-Qnetron BaIk-No. steady al So
dull sGpefne s5 sass ts KIs IS 75a 80 2S BIn
Family S7d 81 for Wisconsin and Minnesota s7dS7 25 for State
81 1901 Is for lRdsA Ohio Wheat dull state and Western
Red 81 57d&l So; Amber 81 bOi White 81 b3GSl H. Rye sm
sle Corn les. active New Yellow 6s66 MIed Western. 7
Oats steadyi White 55d56e MIed. Sc Black Soc Coffee nm
Rio 2 a2le gold Java 2c Sugar and Mossses unchanged Pro
visions less active Me PORK tN ziosH So Lard sias.e Tai
low active; sales 10000 n al &c. WHISKY dali
BATNOEE Feb 6CottOh brme low hddins ~ d72,c Yoar
hreI and fairy active; HOwArdt supeFfne t6G SO 80 do EI
90 1891 50 DO Family 5O0s5; City Mills saper6ae
S72 EIrf S70 ~ 10 do Fsmy 80 10 50; Western
superhne s. B7 70 so DO Extra G 75O 81 0 do Family 81 50
81 Wheat Choice White BO0 81 30; do
5Od ~ IS: Amber, 81 75df 90 God Prime Rel 81 coo
81 10 Ohio and Indians 81 55G 58 PennyVanis GdS co.
quiet Southern White Southern elbow
MIed Western, 69a7Do Oats quiet s2d55c RYE dae
arm 81 w. Mess Pork steady S 5g0S4 IS Lard
sizes "a dGsc SIDES 7u7,c all loose ie eharzed
Tor packed Butter Choice Rolls
g3d2c dull Good to Prime l7alo whisky si
AtBAsY FEB 6Wheai the only sale OF note Dsbi In
dull and nominal sales u No Western
!c Barley dull and unchanged Olts ,e firm saes Of
ear No Western Al size.
MvArKEE Feb Gflour dull srd nominal Wheat que, srs
saies No. ~ 25i No u IA Oats sdvaheed 10 fair de
Of Jc Coru 6rm snd N la demand st Ae for
Eo.2 Ird FAR dcmshdi advanced No cold 11c Bsfle,
advanced and M demand vac for NO Fail Lave iios asl and
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


FFT MUM ATIfI Tftt'I5 U"IF I't'''V4'I'
F-b G4 pkgs Ashes pkgs BeesvlI lid bales Cotton. 29
tkg 57l b1 Bggs. 5i bills Flour 900 bosn heat
sOO bush Corn 5g5 bush Oats 21 bush Barley L'9l bags
iced Bsnns 8y7 bush Peas $50 bbs Meal go ba Meal
bale Tax hemp 10 bales Hops, 5O6 Hides 10 70 sides
1.-the 10 trs Po l pigs pkgs Meats 2Jl pkcs
Grease ~ pkgs Lal 22 pkgs Sarn sos PKG bairr oo5
rkgs Cheese b5 dressed Hogs 453 bags Peanuts 30 pigs c ~ Page
Starch pigs Tea ?j6 Psgs. Tobaero, f'i bb' "mEY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07

ran. u ,,ss s9 sos :y n Vera sd Ssr ,ssy
p, '@% So e s.'t Gs1 si Bahia lls1. n sj y
~ p. T9 S.t cS ss az b.sS sSs s
20 & P aaas :, n S0q isi,c sOc ursco, D., s"d
30 nss , p ueise; Tens 22d2S h. gdIye Hn's t@..
sI ;. p%ssS 1R ne rsnss Kip saiS d8ie gold
~ 70, -, Iose sdl0 X. 33a9 Gambia anc sssp ogs
81 ra,Hn b s.la Ra.@ChS asSa 10 lse2Oc NaamoIO,
& . Mas sSIsn9 s1O S' ssisd ,G1 asrcaSo sSs
sss SssniIh 9630 n, Sdl6Ac; eanov NC, s,I,s5
sss 70 ' s- .sSo IS, is 4si ' Rio e'snas :
~ c. C,hf'In, 4es sI ~ sTS s,6so NJ ei4c
s s., ne. t,ty ssOshe OK eoao n H. S s c,s9s
Cs $50 ~ us 4 ~ a9 Calcutta II Dead STe'n s"iO To-
c,is.s Cg suaso sG9 n iss a!'s sS We quote
Htlise & rjes Of rctsl lots The market Is yeTy hn ihe
:, 81, % s .,.1 sTs 3D. ST f' SS aS's yer, Gsc, AL
50 g., test 81 O5Gsl is FOR Long Rye BOW 'of
e a. ~ 80 ~, r,aal dull snd without Qno,abe change
re-, Ns1 sao .os al az IS sis and Uudrcsd Siej PEI
Hor'r , a.T.' 20 Pc isIos a aodS ,sss. st od2c Bs
YRS, 90 & '5 nodeTat jobbins demand for most de-
80 9 ' ' Sds Ia. been .o,a n arre quantities for
JeAf ~ NJ middle aud lht weght' hu, therehsSocn very
,r,si foa ths manufactures UsA s9a2is y h. Hemock
g.. ndi .dee e n heuoss Befnos A'e Haioes
BE-. = n ere California Hesyy 2'G .h,c,0, Isbt Is
csl,,ra, ~ n 100 &C. Hssvy ssSq7c Bj Hemock
O1soc t,.'st Good Damaged al Kinds am vel eis 90
% r,s1 Poor Damaged al Kinds spa weight, s5sF
= .s Az gd5l h oa1 ssUS 6.t s hsaSy LSt
~ slaughter Mode, 4a4oe ~ Vsh siaS ~ G,nSi
500 70 p Oat Cloprei Light Saoso 10 0ss' RRonsSS'
- =. 80 y o. Osk, Rogsa Mode S'e'0' W 0~A' '''
nov -. q u bellies .cl'c & 70 A., 49,, Avn. ale. are
- r,rk~t lngot Is less acise oul y"
sg.. esh 28ic for March dthyery rev ,nas.
20p - Pc Ion couuues very quiet hut hrn We quote
"a. - T,nns - : ~ GlensarnOok At $50 aud Coiness
hlh IAN an IN good demand quote No AZ - a.
So New Rails ar deTnani snl hrI, ~ q'pU
$50 y 40 .G5 gold and American az q aS'S y ~
for etr1ils tsusHsi
- 90 I,snd ana very firm. Other descriptions are N'n'u'
iuP1-tsa Ni',-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07

Bsn.s .II y b.. Il Ut kngish s9a ,-,crc.
- ,is toi '''' IN m dele 20 sll 30 d+ll 80
~ 80. $50 10 = q 10 o.,
Pate tsae . w ,g H. % 10 80
MoiA Iere grades remain 1n alo pr. M III, AZ "a.
Sc se.i,, st,-s 'H bis 81 y e'f- Au'' " '
MET.
NAVAL slDRBS-Thr msrko' m all klnls ms % w - ba, and
-.,r,, c,,tu1e. -IraHce ut clse an " ID
s.ii.-, .f.-. f. .ii,s l2' hbl 81 "a 3 '-e -
s,I i R1,n hss Lmird request an e's nv -, ~
~ r, nv s54 o. Strained; = oJg - ~ i"l ~
! - b. q, p, m Na &c 0d ~ for Pale isT I'LL .I'
. a. = ~ b, for Washington Wilmington CIy fllcn
gnI - - = -lT -
o., .f,v iusen there sr inquiry and M market
. nT e>is aal 1c for hbs Tire "srAei ,or Iar IN
a.. -ts rry without change. Meuh~lel Iu
IONA Db.- Dl, ase ~ithou, guisbic eas9s We guoe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07
q. Y. WHOLEsALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For THE WEEK ENDING FER. G. 1874

GSnerat Directions
sad o~ good res The feght and other
g r. r7-ritag good order
Bsfon ofea where dirty sluyeny
a4 Pick securely the motion vii allow the
tsuis Ue plenty OF oLGH drB pOutry sBd
egg Mara plainly sh pa!a stencil plate bestsnd contents
te Dbl iatngsIhe also The tn
S Or owls aud when for takeys send letter at the
.An" @ ~ Wa sent the route time &c An invoice or lat
s4ylil nJa bb boz Always the member o. pack
1f v0urs~fs reputation goods u oesi
ssap+, = d demand
BEANS AND PRAs
keeeJ~ M be week LOIS bb besn 2A bO than lisi
lasf l2l8 bb Arrival Of llsl
basal, beans last 60 with Is 0 bush peas
VIA tlo ON bb beans the docks largely made Of mar
Ios a. ton. II the market IL veal with lover ruling m marrow
tFsn D bug jObei - 05U % 10 tot % ell
thsi s s today sales OF M bbs nrilns been
Ei- Job 50 90 With few lOi Of 200
bbt is Peas Bond sold 81 "a; ~ hsgs Southern y.
s~s - ~; q bb at ~. sod % Ibis jOtbed out OF
- %. Sic lgots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07
B,s.l. M.rrow .nnnt si ~ Id b
CHEESE.

RP,s 90 The sell org As less an s week Cor
Irsoae last 6f!s bOIe Exports the week le3
Co'sbing A ysa 9f5s boIs Wbs the stopping place for
ea ~ To- Impossible tell Pine factories have reached l6ie,
s he think l8c. hand lea small sale.
hs's sd n The Advance English ship
pr 70 1s the American cheese the other ace and that hss
ssu - s'see Of about Be- private cable to-day quoting ~
Tor Au~cIa cheese London getting -carey
chess hrYe 200 cleared port last
ss,k as Csnsan cses. W $50 sold bs sde
it au 30 sod arrive, The low cheese
has 'n s cted up The Light receipts Of the were
eOd weather. winch TeBdrrrd send Whist
ssse 90 f sl have To brig cot cheese r0m dsn or a.
epees AssdVsLos gold 10 makes
ehesae Of more yAlge .otA hippilg We Qa0te:
ssN fetsry Is dl6l Vermont F.eto good ..b MS
state FcaFy good IS OF 0o fsr;Ofy goplto ~
sss faasry Ordinary "a . shgIh DAr,. gO 4 ~.
ttse lGDa DNf g0o!..A 0iSs PRe-Appe Hls
bist Isfa DsT az PineApps Coaa.......9 Di9
Bt1IEK.
bsss Wet G9 pkgL 2n9 les an l;s. Cor
"spSs-ag Ws last year. s9J1spkss Hp'tis q" pSS Ies 7,
e-Iay GiE toe fai1Ts u btiin log hsTs ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07
GEORGE CpDYKE q CO..
EANEIEsss. No. % NASSAU-SE.

oftf or sale DE- fol7OFinE d3sIfibls secHn-ei'
ed Os~sso Nd.Sad Reload F Aorsay'
Coll Reads par aDi iuierH.
syricpse Cleaiaso Valley Railroad Frf Mofyigr
OF Bonls. O. d All interest
HevJerssg Aisni Railroad Ft horry pr e'n God Bo1ds
Lsurantee by The New Y8r1 "a Oso nlsri Ri0-s 70 s7 anf
ia,sEr,-
81 Louis ,n s-b,ers R,sr Fra, MorE,ge per cent GOA
Bost' Il sui
% Iowa EeJrsssa Railway Ff,, Aozsgs por eeai Goh
Bonds a. - and .nle-es.
IilHiaon County IAno, per eca, Boais s2l so u:
Jsasrou Texas 10 per D0si, easl o M.r2 pifPSl
~ AMI interest.
Also, Agents for tie sle Of TIE Fr M0r,Jag sssg Fd Pr
'@a Goh Bonas ofs Yerat0g Dror Porssf OyeA
bun T1at Rrionf IT, f,r--.. .rr.itu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07

.u.... - al 50. curT.acy IN bag; City DO Al
oa1i4 a rcqp,y and j.. he - Ts q s s.; steady % Of
oil sP,ERMIST is so-l dnand quote Pure IN tins st
rtoysiossro. hui q jaaa .ad ;sns. ne e sales T.. ARE are
-. e 90 ti' 5 % SIS s S New da 4 ii
be ke0 Msss iof htrrh ~ 90 ana ~ h n ~, 80,
50 " Bel q 70 ,s lG'o 'i p"S les, iS iGS ~ for Extra
> ,f $ga-2o India Mess Bee hns sfe 'eI
~. ne M Ir ' aTs osS.r demand and si,sd %
r. l4 1 Green l.sms It &c for hc,r al 9iG @ ssa'
All so Bl' a e7i~ Bacon con Is y TAR and d' To5s
- o., -. .. n riuiS' SO boTes Cumeri1nd ,nd short Ei5
e IS, 1. ssort Rb al itq5sa $50 boxes LongCg Hams
o. M.!'h an4 So, a. Foi, ~ ~ at MTsases s
and ag Gear at &c IS aoI s 1so' :, tl Sc
. o. - . "A ,cs At BIC Tor No l. ss99. io city 9:
si -- 10 phe Suln ana lll6os Sc Tor Kettle Rendered.
q .s's, Of 'SS ie' 5sf 6P W a 4 81 80 cs
80. .,,.. b, =, ssS &c : 100 for NAV 81 lote -
ar, I1 r HslS but holders sre Ddse-rr Sellers snd
ha Tas pct, bal dTr - - 2 for spot o. PPer 80 g
i' Do % I- AMI ~ 10Y Rs5S. h. hem NOR sought
aicr sad tads; cao ~ oI,el sCt , ~ ~ W ngs nm
c - yy, bS. Rerled isst hall February l2.c and
go ma new feature To- the market TO-DAY prices
-r o. JOB lots at aJ8ae for Carolina aud 0i4e '0
tss, ,.,o Fin. there continued an active olbing demand
an outnue med arnvll pces are very io buA - ~ .
rs-' .al n @ s as pe . wcTbs ion Marshall
a. - 81 - ~; Iisgnss Do - 4a 20 30; Ground
30, Turks Island, iO BUSH Cadi1 S'a fOi an o~
hs. 4en fair osbsg trade all descriptions
AMI % a., rIg; We quote: bsce 81 Sd$i ii Penang Nat
ne .- 81 Pepper at 1T eide tor sumstra snd ot 9iSse of
Oc; Ginger at &c FOR Oecuss anu lyic 10Y
afr,~ru. I:rl Ptpqer lG0l LEI al gold
SIGtRiw auglrs dull hut steady sales VI hos Dene'lfa
sJi ND 30 Centrifugal ljldtie Refined .Im o.
I2l. ~ .rs fDllf. for White Az ufeuc iOf B." aa0
IT, DEM 10. moderate Prices stead; quote Cas-
fle .; . C,lyses Pale al 1t fam at B!c. and No
SEt over er dull. sales only Of $50 bags Indiana Al ic
Timothy sted at as t1 - ~ per brsh
quiet. rather
Ottr ads dSng rather brcf We quote AZ JOY
is... tut FeTs, l50ljc: do Bndcrs am
s.cpu tjal-r 3d. Wrppery lots 25Q+ do Pin, Wppers ga
Dc Filler. l4GiOc; 90. Average lots llHJItci
Pennsylyans and Ohio ttrrs lZGI5ci Aver
az ,f tt0Es. Wrappers Bose ...
TAIpH steady Of x 600 70 a. 9astc AMI $50 bbS
Tie market confines active With considerable speculltve
,4,r but compelled BY InDede
bold Of the Wooden Goods market doe uo
wool hence manufacturer do not their
purchasing future stocks OF al descriptions are
ylD7 And descriptions Al
price, somewhat advanced aud the tendency still gpsanf
90 200 p UnvsShed bunyroa 900 IL tn
oco n Mesizs 3Ii d42c. 55ON n Mestn
az; so e FalCl California part Inferior AZ dJc zoo
bspb- 49, y. J 1900 n see 1900 u Hois s6daJc.
Texas 1000 r, Cape s4g0f bales
a. Boston ill-: - 90 Ohio Fee
r. So1thcrn tie pur
8 - .-r-Pue at ea'1c $500 u BHcA 10 81 53dSiIc
IpOr 10 Nrhlm Sco.-ed trci 900 n Coarse
hEsaht b@.F ani lirJ active, sales %! 20 bbs J5-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07

NATIONAL BANK.-TO the Comptroller OF
the CurreDc, Washington D. CSiR: IS hereby certified IN
uur,1ance Of Section Of Congress entitled An e 70 pro
sd National Currencv secured b. pledge o. United states b2uu
AMI 10 royt for and redemption thereof Jhe
1854 ha: meeting Of the stockholders OF the FOhi
NATIONAL BANK located Madison, in the state OF Iowa any
rofed and held pursuant law an the Articles Association OF 40
I,uk Al the once AZ Fort Madison aori on te
5b 5v n December 7l the shareholders OF SAID
alton owning more wotrds Of It's that said Assoe
ton 10 nto liquidation and be clOsel IL. u, 49,.
In te.timony whereof have, by instruction OF the
BosrI Of alton, hereto snD
oy THg rche NJ ZANE and affixed the seal Of said Ascension
....H..,"..... vr,cn {. T. VIEWER. President
IT,. s. Rev. Stamp. cancelled .. .,.. 49,, =.
H0TICE The FORT MADISON NATIONAL BANK, located at
Madison tire state q Iowa elosihg up h ai1s AZ noe
Therefore hereby
Eel present other claims against the ASSOCIATION %
P'''"' W G. Il. VIEWER. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07

REGISTERED.
sicNOM


or tie anoun; outstanding uh-aee the numbers abo Ietn
million dolarg Coupon Bonds and four million -'
OVJ o 0 dollars Registered Bonds -,
Couor Bonds Act Of February p 1862 we're issned iol
eres Bonds OF l OF which have been prv
ouy redeupo) 10 not bear the series tgnaon upon 'n
while those OND third ard ourh sercs are distinctly nAeu
oct the face Of the bonds o., -,t-....t
Intel states forwarded for redemption should be adT seq
Il, the Loan Division Secretary Oe and all Registered bonds
should he Of the Treasury Tor reenpuo
The bonds specified De-. will be paid precA
NON. together with all interest due $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07

With moderate receipts dressed poultry Of a kinds improved
Wlis .ten quoted than others there ne dry
picked o1en well any received few such
trouble turkeys
sellers want Of 30B ~ while some Of 70 10 are
,ept in Sales Of enc quail made AZ Zb- TINS
m With grouse 55c nearly bare Of bno meat Just
saddles would bruy Nenson very irregular WIN
sa IS much tie 10 dsDod 81 IuIlg the 'me
allowed for rs sale, viz. until March l. We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07

Receipts Tor The week b3 pigs died fruits, q less han ss
week corresponding week last 7'3 Arrivals % peanuts
83 pg with 23 The market for ell kinds " dned
fruit continues tame and generally depressed esedaly
far apples Peaches To push
unneeed qr4 than would accepted. Fine
dr pttsd cherries c though barely
Doe BAckberres DO begin w 95 bb Ohio
apples sc II bills state 81 do Ole end 5000 bbs do
sed Also % hb North Cauaa peeled peaches
8c bblA uupeeed halves &C. 1900 bills halves and
r.I -l,L.. &
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sTArK on Cosyerricur,
A NNUAL MEETING, HOUSATONIC RAIL

NOTCEThe Annual Meeting the Bouaonie Railroad Company
hrh their Office the Cy BRIDGEPORT, FRIDAY.
the 2h instant at o'clock for tire Of eleethg Bosri
Company the aud other
The transfer books will be
clio from 18th 21d inst, both days inclusive.
BIZ orier CHARLES X. AyRRILT. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07

Recep for the 9l pkE SIS lss than the previous
corresponding 2l pkga The late cold weather
lots o. frosted
runung 20 dozen checked bbl Now with weather
crip,s trade extremely du prices unsettled
price this being 20c Eggs coming
Lent begins when
largely increased bat they forward freely ie
demand does not improve prices
before take We quOe:
Pa. j. and L. T., y doz90 d3 Western Extra brands- d!s
n go Southern d23
Western Y al Egg buzh al
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financial.

TREASURY DEPAETHENT. December n; l6,l
ICE.-REDEMPTION OF j-2O BONDS
~ or Of the authority veq hy an act Of Cgress
entitled. An let 20 authorize the uniIng OF
rio-a debt her give rote tha the rtcpsl ana -crI
,t Of In, bonds hertnDelow designated known Fvetsent
- ~ - nsI at be TIE slrv rte Sttr., IN tie Cit OF
angto the ei day - March b. aud Aat The
n.t r said bombs Ina - olpo3
Known as ae SECOND SERIES Act Of February . - dated
Ai.rl &c. rs C,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-10
Judge Mills Decision Upon the
LIQUOR Law.

District Attorney CIementson
writes to the State Journal as follows
respecting the decision of Judge
Mills under the liquor law in the case
recently tried in this county of Kidd
against Keippel and others:
Under the heading, Gan Impor-
tant Decision Under the Liquor Law,
there appeared 10 your daily issue OF
November Both an article credited to
the State Register. stating that, in the
case of Kidd Us. Keippel and others,
recently pending in the Circuit Court
of Grant County, the Hon. + w.
Cotzhausen, of Milwaukee, counsel
for the Liquor Sellers Protective AS
ISOLATION had interposed demurrer
to complaint, on the grounds:
LIST. That the bond was defective, and not
according 20 iaw.
2nd That no suit, al the instance Of par
ticular individual, could be maintai on the
bond for the penalty thereof, but that all such
suits had 20 be instituted In the name Of the
State, the bond being intended as a security to
Commonwealth for the benefit Of any ana all
persons who might have become injured du-
ring the life of the license, and which, there
fore, could not be exhausted at the suit of a
par,icu ar individual.
And that at the last term of said court Judge
Mills had sustained the demurrer upon both
these grounds
Statements have been made similar
to this concerning the decision in this
case and published in the Mil
waukee Ne,CS and other papers in the
State, evidently having been started
under tbe auspices of the said Pro-
t-ctive Association, perhaps with a
view TO Influence the repeal of the
law.
was counsel for the plaintiff 10
this case, and happen to know:
Ist That Mr. Cotzhausen's demurrer
specified but one ground of objection TO the
complaint viz that il did not state facts suffi-
cient to constitute cause of action.
ID. That Judge Mills sustained the demur-
rer wholly upon the ground hat the bond sued
upon and set forth, at length, in the complaint
-purposely set forth al length to invite this
very question, and decision the reupon-was
so bang ingly drawn as not TO be substantially
the same as the bond required by statute, and
was, therefore, void.
3d. lie did not decide S'that no suit at the
instance Of a particular individual could be
maintained upon the bond," &c.
The decisi in this case instead of
having On important bearing upon
the construction of the new LIQUOR
law does not cons rue it at all; it was
based upon the old AMI weIl-known
ruIe Of law, that where a statute
prescribes the condition of bond
that condition must be substan tally
embodied in the bond or the bond is
void
The decision does not show LA the
STATE Register says, that the Graham
liquor law''is become dead letter on
the statute books" but il does show
that those VIII license liquor sellers
should be sure and require them to
give such bond "a the Graham
liquor law prescribes." Yours Truly,
GEO. CLEMENTsoN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-10
TRAIN TIME AT spECHTs FERRY
Local Matters:
Business Notice-To Subscribers in
Arrears.

We are anxious to hear from the
several hundred yet in arrear for the
HERALD before the New Year, hav-
ing 10 contemplation to make some
needed improvements in our print.
ing facilities. The books show a
considerable amount due for the
HERALD Of 1871 as we'll as the past
year. Advance pay is not required
Of old patrona, and therefore we con-
slider il no offence to call upon all to
remit promptly the dues at the end
Of the year. Our thanks are due
those who have already responded
with Che cash in answer 10 the bills
sent out through the mails few
weeks ago.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-10
STRAYS :
STRAY YEAR

OTRAY YEARLIN Gs-Taken up by the subsori.
- Der residing ia the village OF Wyalusng, on lands
owned by him In said village, on or about Nov. "
two red yearlng hefers crop and slit in right ear one
spotted yeang steer red and white slit In right ear
white yearling steer with bobtail other ma ks
pereeiyable. The owner is reque ted TO prove prep
N VI KENDALL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-12-10
NEW FOUNDRY
Product of the Lead Mines.

Prof Murrish estimates the total
product Of the lead mines since 1927,
at 677 500 tons OF ore. The greatest
yield in any decade was from 1910
to 1850 when 27O 900 tons were rails
ed. From 1850 to 1860, 2o2 500 tons
were raised, and from 1860 to 1870,
105, 500 tons. The Wisconsin mines
have produced fully two-thirds of
the lead. At four and half cents
per pound the Wisconsin yield of
1871 would be worth about 500, 600
and the total value of the lead pro-
duced from the Wisconsin mines IS
probably not far from S30,OOO,0O0
But few mines have been worked be-
low $50 feet, and in few instances
probably 200 feet has been reached.