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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12
nnMPSTIC MARKETS


BALTIMORE. JAN ll-CottonrD Low MiEng 2cl42lc Flo1i
Dr. H o sqD1s tS& 70 81 we s SnS.s ~
Corn srmi yellow, e797oc. slas Mes
s s. &C. S Hs qfss f Ia steady '' ':; no
Choice Rolls 2ad24c Good do 2oS2lc Fair haiSe' "h1
Jan g s e R Eo3 s Ss .n s'.sI e'
pee % asa So IS BI IS ssa IS 81 Wheat snssr sha.
s sc, i " at S9i aS5e: WHISKY o'asc
- Y; % for No. Spring Tt! sac % Vac
~ So No. White McassS 81 u Corr dull .,s q &its car !
s o E gs,ey n n d so T. a 3rs s DT ert
an; Shorts so shT'9hs s96q s.5 nadhns. S s
LoUvIE jan Tobaeco-s,es 40 bids at rather sitter g.,
throughout Bggng qu and J9lie Floor good
demand Family Extra 30 90 Wheat fair demand n1a Al.
&c oats-PTm al :0 oe Rye esdS Prime At a B,f.
icy ssdg No F at BE aeTe and s s p%rs
1lc; Clear Sides I,e HsussugnrCud l]e Plan, ne pls
ClScSsAr Jan. -Fo9r frn and in falr demand Paaily
sc ~ Wheat In good demand al 81 OaS So Com m Ia
demand advanced & 4994lRye IA demand and sdvTee
eg m and fair demand At 1jasc Porl droopas'
dull aSd owsT h a c Ba 's Meat. Dali s
s @ no S go ss 9 Clear r Rib Gen sf y pad
March ard portion Of April Bacon STEADY shoa'e
s q s4 rses as Hfy f lsSw y good demand
4!S.G Eief g1 LI' sa toet. apToG, to se Ers
pr3H0i H. jan ..se9 no. White 81 81 Amber ahg,n
III 45aS Clover Seed wanted SO l5G 10 70 DrSd h0sf
1I.sr -Scthae doing Wheat Rye dgl and 5OVa, &c
Mixed 6n AZ 974c for Barley fmi sales OF IS car No.
Strowe state AZ gc: one rejected TwOoved state, NJ fi
b1 TvoroWe state bags Oats du sales one car 10
70. at j3c the Susqnehsnna depo a 'VS
NFwPB Jan good demand az 80 va ~ ,or ou
and 3d5c Oats dm and scarce az ?J9'' DoA e'S
IN good ceGsnd Shouliers, 5id6c.; sides b.G1tc 49,, -,
CHc.Go jan llFour in good demand for loWpnen xusts
81 gid including and low extras BOT ohert ets
light high grades qae Wheat opened shade higher bat t,e
No Spring az ~ 21d 81 Ht NO 90 -
t + "a, No. % :et M hs$'! y =
demand Mixed Az d4l4c.; Rejected Al Sldc seller Fo
rusry Ia ;2e and IN far demand No. Rat Sc Rejsee
233d2n seller, February. at 81 49, seller Marce 81 ~
Rive advanced demand No ? at g.; Geae Barley dS d
shade lower; Spring Ola 062c No do at gde@ oa
fresh rceiPti seller Febusr. It sSS ZOE s',asg 90
settler Pb 80 10 tren Meats y fair demard
unchanged Bulk M steal Live Hogs active 81! az
80 lja$ CO. Dressed Hogs quiet and steady az pa 80 90
steady al Rocops-3O0O bills Flour 1900 busb Wheat bI
bush Corn 90 buh Oats 1900 bush Rive 5000 bush Bsre
and 3 90 Hogs. Shpnen,s3O0 bills Flour 1000 bush be
1000 bush Rye quo bost Con-
and COO Hogs. ,co.,-, r. -, q, o,o,
Bsrcy Flour dre soady. Wheat dul sales car Duluth sJr
A. a; Milwaukee Cluh nolnav Al 90 Corn .p
heavy ower sales 5000 hush No Ween in los at zoe
according location Of elevator quality, Sc Gate Rye s S'
neglected and oual ruhau ed Brey dr 'ses one car
&C. PEk du Sl3 20 Lard dull ated"c heN"Le
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12
THE t;.s STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON, Jan. ll-lt:9O a. m--Con.gs onened =, o. D.
sn he soconn American securities dull; Usd s,.,s.
ineng o9hds 0' sls 1855 old 3d. 1861, %; TenPer,.. "a
ThsHi Jih la m -fentes opened at 6k i5e
nlaICh.i hdding Orleans l0;ai0H s '''A'1'
LoyDoy jan ll3O m-Unlted States FyeTwen,, bons. iee.
old, 94 l8G7s, 93i ' '' 80
for 49, W.
LONDON JAM l-5 mconsos eosed At s r money and sI
1yJ for the United States FyeyeR bonds 6o 5I
old 80; 1876 90; TenPOrties, sll ~ '
PARIS. jan lip. -Rsntes closed Of Gi lie.
LlsERPooLr Jan lis pnCotton closed M6dirg Uplst,
1o3uOdi hddhDg Orleans los0l0d sales the dsg $50
bales neudDg 1900 bales for speculation snf export; sales Oor
nearly due fom Sew0rean have been made id Md
dbog Petroleum, lj1lJd per gallon for Spirits, ard Hd,d
Refined -
LONDON. JAN l1.-TsllOw. 90 9049I q cHt
LONDON. Jan. 1.-The bullion England has
6 so 90 during the week.
LoNDoS Jan H-Byening. -Common Rosin, H. per eat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12

d. Ias e'e' I" Of 100 n, sei 70 K'n'ocly 90,
misss St r. ~ ai % Jr;ey sys 20 &C. d. I"
Hume Elliott, al Porty-eixhhs 81 Iis vt, %
II Csr"o s s,1si W D. at and los Canadss
sll N, all al etc ''F' ~ w. ~ esc, and lyte.fc
a. ~. S''' sod 70 Canada sheep, iiol n, a, se
ITeh Barnes soS Isl y w SGist % Ga Ohio .h, n,
com So'A'sr to-day t8 viz: car a ~ b. D.
reduction The bet i' o ear live on sale Which 40 o. .
were dull extreme s. % transactions Up noon a e. al
n and under eIe isti sg" S45!e leJGaO ~ t'
Egs OTIS selling esr :0 Western dressed sspt =, & 10
Sc The market eIssd o. at DC and car 10 az .ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12

TIE american Historical Record is the title Of
new Magazine to be published in Philadelphia and
edited by Benson j. LOSING 1t is devoted to the his
tory and antiquities Of America and the biography of
Americans, and will give sufficient in its pages to
Notes and Queries from correspondents in relation 70
subjects. The present number among other con-
tiibutions contains rCna papers on the famous old
"Cafarount Tavern in Bennington, the Persecution
Of an Early Quaker" John Bovine by name, on Long
bland the First Trstram Cofyn," Of Nantucket,
"Maravians among the Indians" the Wedding Slipper
OF The May Flower" and biographical sketch Of the
lat Dr. Hawkes.. The editor, who evidently finds him
SELF at home in avorte field of research, has collected
great variety of curious historical and antiquarian de-
tais, aud given promising specimen OF work which
VIII doubtless claim the interest of the student OF Amer
lean history.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12
Of the day for the stocks quoted ::

Under continued reports Of intended and expected
Treasury operations and movements with reference 10
the new loan negotiations &C. gold still rules heavy, lana
to-day went up 1851 but stened to 1904 this after
noon on an increased return business The relaxation
in the monetary strngency makes gold easier to carry
and the rates to-day g. 54 @ and per cent The
subTreasury disbursed $4,000 I'm coin on the January
interest total of slO,77OOO. The subTreasury re
deemed 1900 in called 1923, total Of S23O]Oo Tie
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as fol
lows: Gold cleared s49sG4 co., gold balances, a,558'9
currency balances, sl773,0Oo The following were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12

A new venture in periodical literature comes
e. rs from peka the form of The Kansas udgat"e
fresh and lively monthly made up in great part OF ar
e.ps from western writer's, though not without confirm
iore from crknown pens nearer the rising SUM- Col.
" A. Phillips furnishes a paper on 1.-The Wyandctte
Convention" Tho Summers OF 1861 and 1871" are
cortrasted in a tone Of suggestive remniscence
by the Rev. Dr. McCabe, +. b. Sanborn relates some
interesting personal experiences OF the John Brown Fam
ily while a valuable essay "Darwinanism and True
Science" by j. W Roberts represents the philosophical
element in the number. There also poetical eotr
buttons by VIM Ecry Claiming, John Hay, and George
Alfred Townsend which will attract attention. to say
nothing of the remainder Of the contents, to which we
have no space present 10 refer The young enid OF
the West has made excellent start showinga Il rt
OF rrecdom and enterprise with due sense Of the cond-
o O, literary success that affords happy augury for
Its future career.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12

The demand for the PEORIA AND Rock ISLAND
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS has been
rapidly on the increase since the opening of the new
year. Large sales have been made for cash and in
exchange for 5-2Os and other marketable securities
They are for less than $G,5O0 per mile on finished
road the net earnings of which are largely in excess
of the interest on the whole issue. The Bonds are
authorized for the extra equipment and necessary
buildings required to accommodate the business
now offered. We cheerfully recommend them to all
investors. Price % and Interest. Full particulars
furnished on application. TURNER BRorHERs,
No II Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12

In addition to "The Christmas Locket,"
already noticed in columns old and Ner has issued
number for January with liberal Offering of articles
Of more than usual variety and interest. Foremost
anong its contents graphic narrative Of some of the
incidents Of "The Chicago Fire." by Mrs. NJ A. shOrey
an eyewitness Of the scene and sufferer by its occur
renee. In second paper Modern English Novels"
Dr. H. W Bellows sets forth the claims Of Mrs. Whitney
10 an ilustrious place among living novel writer's,
eordng her a prominence which with all her original
and admirable qualities and wide recognition by the
American and English press she has hitherto failed to
receive from the majority Of critical readers touching
notice Of the late w. Lorng, whose early disastrous
death has occasoned widespread sorrow, closes the
number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12
Fourth week Of December, estimated.

FOnTl NttA OF UtV'HIOVII ''F'H'''I
Tho philadelphia stock market strong to-day.
Pennsylvania 6s sold at IC6t; Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad 26; Reading Railroad. 57l; and Pennsylvania
Railroad 500. Gold closed at 1854.
The Directors OF the Hope Fire Insurance Company
have declared semiannual dividend Of per cent fee
OF tax, payable on demand ~
Mr. Francis r. Walker, No 10 Wall-st., having taken
-, l,,rtroreI,in Mr. Josiah u. Greenman, the bust
ness viii hereafter be conducted under the firm name oil
Erlncis 4 Mnlkar " GO.
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RECEIPTS np nnA-

Ian f'tser Iesss. VI
Can u pigs Ashes, pkg aaa Rr,irooof
sI2S M 20 oo "copper" 10 pEsa bra Saes Cotton Pc hss,
80 pDs flonr 20 bush Wheat n 40 wet, so bbls Pc
Ran Ran. ~ cod eHsh Malt % 20 bush Barley cs.. 3eS 5ss
0I ma. to D. feas S bags Meal 2haes Hemp M S.l w.
oesls iss p SS ps SIH -, TJurge.a1 zoo b Ro.s az
pigs Ls Is kegs Lard % pkgs Stern ss H.. Js,, n
o. So 20 p.g' Iaos '0bbs Lard Dressed Hoss m t1
- % PhSs starch. Is4 pieces spsltr, hbds -
ss~ Tobacco 60 bis Whisky, IS bales Wool O5 6t ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12
po,, ~ Commerce shares sold at ia; Bank Of Com
nonwealth sc Broadway, 2G6; Oriental, i6O and Ocean,
90 The following the bids:


The dealings In Railroad bonds were large and vol
distributed with further advance in the Pacific Mort
cages which sold follows Central Paecs, 1929 G03
Union Pacific Flrss, Ol499a Land Grants sOl 2sl, and
Incomes, sGIas7. Hannibal and st. Joseph 80, Con-
vertblc sold at 9la97l Hannibal and Naples Frsts 81
C. and Rock Island IT, 1927 G. c. and l. G. Firsts 81, and
do Seconds 72I672g. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12

HOUsTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY COM
PANY FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT SINKING FUND,
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS. PrtRctpdt ana tH.eFeSt
payable in God at the National CITY Bank Aetc- YORK.
fdeptly recommend Them as an entirely safe Investment
Price 90 and accrued interest Circulars and tVo'RG-
ton Blay be obtained al orr office. go, >,
JONI j. Cisco q Son, No. 80 Wail-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12

soi times year. and on every Of which the gift Of
book like Through tho Looking Glass"is sure to make
any small person happy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12

In the american LdW ReCieoc, for January,
inst issued by Little Brown, Co., exhaustive paper
Ia devoted TO "The Erie Railway and the English Stock
treating the subject very laughable jurdica farce
which has lately had unprecedented run on the New
York boards" The villains Of the piece are James Fisk
Ir Jaw Could and George G. Barnard, who, as usual,
rome out triumphant the end. The nameless ind-
yiduals who throughout the farce, are always Iidcu
iously attempting to proclaim their wrongs and
assert their rights against Fisk, Gould, ana
Barnard, are number Of ignorant foreigners
citizens in fact of England and stockholders in
Erie Mr.. Justice BlatchfOrd new character
also makes his appearance and greatly adds to the nys
tAeaton Of the foreigners and the amusement OF the
audience There are the customary retnue OF directors
agents trustees shers marshas receivers legislators
brayos brokers, and lobbyists. The play might DC
called "A New Way TO Pay Old Debts After an edlfy-
ing account Of the proceedings Of the English STOCK
holders for the recovery OF their property, the article
concludes az follows "The decision OF Judge Batch
ford is SIMPLY unineligble Judge Barnards part IN
the drama needs no explanation. His name and leputa-
tion are well known wherever the English language Is
spoken as that Of the first judge in English or American
history who thrown aside all protens0n even to tho
aupearance of decency and has openly professed h'
Willingness to sell the process Of lis court to thieves
He il still Justice OF the Supreme Court Of the state OF
Eew-YOrk."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12

TT 4" Alice in Wonderland" had never been
,,en and IFS author now took the field for the first
fine with Through the Looking Glass, and WhGt Altce
Found There Cacmillan COB We should pronounce 1t
one OF the most unique and charming OF emldfens
booka Following that delightful predecessor, however,
A; loses something of its eject There faint favor Of
repetiton a suggestion Of the old movement and man
ner which takes from the perfect freshness OF the tae
and makes IL less fascinating than that first uDrvaled
Alice so long delight both OF nursery and older read
ers and the despair OF all who have attempted TO work
the same vein But let be hypercrdcal or stain
our souls with ingratude Our obligations TO the in
visible he OF she who shelters behind the name OF Lewis
Carroll are real and positive, and the extreme clever
ness of Through the Looking has added TO their
weight. What fascinating Iocaty, for instance,
could imagined than that mysterious region within
the mirror into which all daily peer but where no
one except Alice has managed 20 getf The arch,
dreamlike fun Of the story never slackens.
The good hits innumerable. Have MT we
all met that inventive Red Knight, fertile
OF utilities, who puts ankets about his horses
h0Ofs guard against the bites OF sharks Is deeply de-
pressed when the mOuserap and the beehive so lnge-
nously affixed 20 his saddebow attract no mice or bees
and who propounds with such melancholy eagefness his
Pudding Recipe. at begins with blottingpaper"
"That wouldn't be very nice, I'm afraid" mot very
nice alone he interrupted quite eagerly "but you we
no idea what @ difference II makes, mixing II with other
fbings-such as gunpOwder and sealing wax"-wh0Can
fail 20 recognize Tweedledum and TweedIedee-or 10
feel personally hit when after their breathess race
which EMS where 1t began the Red Queen tells Alice,
You see4n this country 1t takes all the running one can
do 10 keep In the place !" Alas DO all
ptflence that The illustrations, by Tennel the
game quaint fancfu character with those to the rst
Alice ana are equally charming. It's subject for 70
s1et that the BOOK too late for the Christmas stock
ing, but happily otter occasions lie ahead good conduct
rewards birthdays AMI those delightfully."- frequent un-
birthdays" described by 1umpty Dumpty which occur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12

A POPULAR GOLD LOAN, BECAUSE SECURE AND
PROFITABLE.
The fact is generally admitted that the funding Of
ALL the 5-2Os into bonds bearing BLOWER RATE OF IN
TEREsT Is only q question Of time and the public
WILL therefore, recognize the importance of an IN
MEDIATE EXCHANGE Of 5-2Os at their present pre-
MUM into other securities ENTIRELY SAFE and yield
ing a LARGER INCOME. We unhesitatingy recon-
mend to holders of 52Os in exchange the FIRST MORT
GAGE LAND GRANT 7-30 GOLD BONDS or THE NORTHERN
PACIFIC RAILROAD Co., which we offer at par and ac-
crued interest in currency.
JAY COOKE & Co.,
New-York, Philadelphia, and Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12

Among the business changes incidental to The new
year. we note the dissolution Of the firm Of WOodhouse,
southnayd Rudd, prominent house in the Mexican,
Texas. and Cuban trade, Mr.. Southmayd retiring The
members of the firm succeeding to the old business
are Mesr, H. L. Woodhouse and Joseph Rudd, IT,, I'M
der the name OF WOodhouse & Rudd, No. l7 Maiden
lane, with branch houses az Texas, Mexico and New
Orleans.
Mr. William T. Meredith some time since retired from
the Ir1n OF william Alexander Smith & Co. and formed a
copaItnershlp with his brother, j. Donnie Meredith,
under the name OF william T. Meredith & Co. The firm
are prepared do the general business OF bankers and
commission brokers, at 81 EXchangeplace. The firm Of
Win. Alexander Smith & Co. continues, Mr.. Robert
Hobart Smith having been admitted as partner.
Messrs Morton, Bliss IL Co., the financial agents OF
the Union Pacific Railroad Company, report the earnings
ga nIl,s
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interest in currency from August u, 1871. But they

interest in currency from August 10, 1871 But they
are receivable at par and accrued interest IN pay
ment for lands sold by tho Company. The right Is
reserved to advance the present selling price with
out notice.
Maps circulars, documents, and full Information
furnished on application.
Though acting as agents for The sale Of tbs 'oan' our
firm IJ and sell IN their regular business the bonds Of me
ST. Joseph and Denver City Railroad Company those Of
The Eastern Division eight per cent 49,, rece"tlypfdoed by
us at OH being nop quoted at from 10ll 10 1921 and &C.
CTuod interest
TANNER 81 Co., Bankers, No II Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12
COTTON MARKETS.

PuL,nET JaD. H. oI'oH 0Trt M1i79s xT9' -,
AUGth J,B. l.Cotou um' Nlan-s .DOi Pc'ps :" O'''f
sales. HH bale. - -. ga
BosToS jan iI.-(oton quiet; Nddlugs Zllc net relt ~e
bale: yr : s45 ales; sats. ~ he>; sock. 400 hats
CIscIsSAr Coon hnneri not qaoiaby higher hdd's'
2Osc .--. i a.
r. Lorrs lCot;oHDenaud iuo-erac and prices eis
higher; MiiilngS. 20024c - - -.
SAvAYNAH Jan oionBn es and ers alati Tendency W
ward quiet Nhges Ei 2otr ret receipts 4e hafs;
Bsrcelona bsles J9 bales 1850 baes sock
BIZ bales.
WusNGToS Jan l-Coon fun; Mldl.Hgs. 20S net '"'f'"
lOs bales sales IA bales; stock, 6253 ba'et o.
Jan Goton brUi Good Ordinary "+'' NV ''
6Og ia IS; sales, 800 bales stock, ii.i 2 ha.~
1t bat hholhgs <Oi'
crts 1J bses exposo GIra Britain 500 bales sales o0
bales; siock 6! l9 Oal's 1900. oc,.
IorIs,tLlP Jan. l-Cocn active; MttIngs ~ !" . o.,
IEypHis, Jan. l-Coon Erin; Acdnss' -'1'' ''f" -f'''
bales rr4uros 9Os ,,r.r
NV ORLEANS Sau lCoton 6rni l, nj n 14o A. -,
eEI"Tts-lo pfsa ~ an ''F u" '''
'''t bales stock ". +6 bales
EotpuK jon lCoticn hrmi Lo" N''l"nSs -
r,ce,uts 10 eNportsto 1r-t H @"~ ""eF '' VIZ
ae9' halls. ,...s. 20 bales; stock, 1910 S,f~ 800
i.p il-Coion NiolHres. 20d9Oici ret i~
..;,,. et8 "a .... bales; stock .2'.a nars ..
Rs,rNoRr g. l-Coioa firm; Nntues u H2.c; re- re =
81 b. , 10 les; expvrs-;o 'h- Correui 3taesi eosst
.ise $40 ha Il sacs 80 bales; stocl. j342 bats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12

There was very little business In State bonds today.
though gnia Consols were weak and the price declined
to 49, against &c. the highest price yesterday the deferred
issues sold at a. Tenncssees having been steady at 6s
6{ North Caronas new lower, having declined TO II,
aud South Carolinas new, January and July, shade
frmer The Mssours were also trln. The following
were the bids:
Oaereh A,kei offered Asked.
Tennessee t. oh...... bJl q hlhthi af..'s.... ~
Tennessee % bonds. u 90 Alabama DO -,...... ~
Yugps o. Od......... 90 ALA W,Aa. n WALK H. - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12

Among the survivors of the fiery tempest IN
Chicago we may mention The Chicago Aaga1ne
brilliant number of which has just been issued Win INC
usual variety story and song under the charge OF s
undaunted editress, Mrs. NJ. l.. Rayne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

fnB INJURIOUS INFLUENCES or TR SCHOOLS by pr . E
poIPH V,RcHow Translated the German ~ JOHN r. 'AA
SOW. limo pp IS Miller, Haynes, Co.
The author of this essay, the celebrated
living physoocfst OF Berlin has here brought together
n mass OF valuable suggestions with regard TO the
bvcicnc Influences OF the public schools OF Prussia
MS remarks are no less applicable to the interests OF
epcaton in America than in his own country, and We
arc clad To find them reproduced in form adapted 10
General circulation among readers this side OF the
water The method adopted in the little book before us
Il founded on accurate statistical observation giving
large collection Of facts IN illustration OF the subject
and attaching no Importance TO purely speculative heo
res or copectures The conclusions OF tho author are
snccincty stated and afford fruitful materials for rehcc
ton 10 an who have at heart the progress of education
Among the Injurious influences Of the prevailing school
system which Professor Virchow enumerates is the
tendency to produce congestion of blood in the head In
the bending Of the neck, the blood vessels
which should bring back the blood from the
increased by tight clothing and other circumstances
have similar effect. The result is pressure on the
stomach hndering the activity Of the diaphragm the
most powerful Of the muscles OF inspiration The reux
OF the blood of the neck to the breast
thus impeded The strained activity Of the brain, caus
ing an increased OF blood through the arteries also
contributes 10 the production Of the evil Headache
bleeding Of nose. gOitre, curvature OF the spne
and diseases Of the chest among the troubles that
may be traced to this Other evils are pointed out
by Professor virchOw which may suffice 10 arouse pubic
the subject, although at present he ADMITS
there such OF exact information that II Is dH
cult 10 propose an adequate remedy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12

BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARIE ~ u, a.,re,.. :
CteR cents a. cars making supply l7s car 80 g. :,
1853 can a: tie iast week msTse, esq
| sr.r h.k srd tina: sals % 40 lnciana shep "a ~
rs To 81 10 az SO 5O057 ~! tl5 8ic tts arss ,hefr
rging % 81 10 loo 10 81 50 - liog,hssebSIs
bsa. ct quiet shade essie safes az - ~" "
% .boice. hulk Of sales AZ - %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12
Carefully reported for Tue TKlBuyr.I

bfsc tOioh hniR Ia guam! Hot AO va"
half graie above below the grade gD' CO.
COPFER-l1 demand al anucpuons ard ne
Of the Sl,h
Gdl9!c. gold bonds sales here but al BEN"
nor bag 10
MEAL-Th demand Floor light and
o che low snd medium grades EASIER am
liz brads aye dull bit fIm close beay 1t tie
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-12

Vick's Illustrated Catalogue and Floral GuidC
for 1872 is brought out in highly ornamental style
Of typography and establishment, with compete
cas.6ca,ion and description of the most important
covers In the fancy garden.
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