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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
I,NInN PACIFIN BONDS.

The undersigned offer for sale. at the current mar
ket rates the First Mortgage and Land Grant Bonds
of this Company
The First Mortgage Bonds, due 1896, bear the same
rate of Interest as United States Five-Twenties six
per cent gold free of tax; they are first lien upon
the Road and its equipment.
The Land Grant Bonds are first mortgage upon
the remaining 800 S5S llOO acres of land belonging
10 the Company, the proceeds of all sales OF which
are solely applied to the redemption of the Land
Grant Bonds The total sales of land to October 81,
1871. were 4SO14 20-lOO acres, for S203Os3l 49, ay-
erlging 81 % per acre. The net earnings for the
first six months of the third fiscal year, ending Nov
l. 1871. were $24jO2l9 9i-more than twice the
amount of the interest upon the First Mortgage and
Land Grant Bonds aud about three times the amount
of the interest upon the First Mortgage Bonds The
annual interest upon the First Mortgage Bonds Is
SI.G}427O, gold; the annual interest upon the re-
manning Iaud Grant Bonds is SS650,52O. currency.
MORTON, BLISS, d Co..
80 Broad-st., \. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
SECOND BOARD-1 7. NJ.
Sok OF Stau Bondsanh ana RdilroadEpTes'
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 3--P. ".

WEDNESDAY Jan - NJ
The various departments of the Stock Ex-
change to-day have shown the whole rather less
activity than yesterday, the leading features being the
continued upward tendency Of stocks, despite the
stringency in money and the weakness in the gold
premium. The stock market opened firm at an advance
Of per cent last nights closing prices. There
were no features OF interest-if may except the
steady advance the general list-un after the first
session Board when Pacific Mail was run up from
$50 to $50 with st later advance to 5S Wabash from
70 tU74 Lake Shore from 94 10 953 scrip from SGT to $50
Erie from $40 to SO, and Northwestern common
from GSf TO 6gS. These were the leading attrac-
tons, and the transactions in' them were quite
large al periods. Late in the day there was
the usual reaction under which prices fell dl4 per cent
the decline being marked the stocks which
were prominent in the early advance. Union Pacific
was fairly active in the morning, but later the stock be-
came duh and uDimportant. Boston Hartford and Erie
showed signs of life, the pnce making further advance
to A. while PANAMA 10 773, and c. C. ana t. was
firm at 2Osa2Oi The Lake Shore directors, at their
meeting to-day declared dividend Of per cent paya-
BILE Feb l. transfer books close Jan Miscellane-
GUS Coal and Express shares dull but higher Con
sodation Coal was strong, and the price reached 40i
The following the highest and lowest prices Of the
active stocks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
Coleman Benedict's closing quotations were:

speculation in gold tame, though at times the
Room presented indications Of moderately large
volume Of business The earliest registered sale was al
1921 but the price receded per cent and then
acted to 1899, mOmentariiy reaching 1923 at about
O'Clock From this point there was "A steady decline 10
lOg under free sales. which constituted the leading
feature Of this market tOdy These sales became more
marked as the day advanced In the gold loan market
there was excessive supply of cash gold which lent
AT per cent gold per snnum, and at lie, 36i 332 56
1872 l. 964 and Of per cent per diem. The total
cearings al the Gold Exchange Bank were S54,538OOO
gold balances. s2,3OO,O64 and currency balances,
81 59OS49 The Treasury paid out $5OOO in coin for 5O
redeemed making total TO date Of s22447Oo and dis
bursed 100000 on account Of January interest which,
with previous payments foots up $05Oo0 The follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Loxpov Jan. 3-l:3O m-Consos opened t Ri fo' toi5
10 81
States FveTwesy bonds 1929 Slt 1866 old 90 1907 81 1ss
Rortes 81
PARIS, Jan. 5-Moming.-Rsnies opened Al s5t ne
LIVERPOOL. 3-3o Coton opened hrm 81 th following
auotaion Middlpg Upands, 81 ad; Mtding Orleans 100
LIVERPOOL Jan. 3-l:Jo m-Cotton Is strong Nddhns Up
lands, l0i Middlng Orleans. I0!d Lard -. percNt
Jan. $50 mConsols closed at 90 FOR t"th mor,y
and the account United States FvTWenty bonds 1898 SO ltts
old 94ti 1905, 9s.; Ten.Fortes ".
PARIs, Jan. 3-p m -Reaes closed at So Sc
LyERPooL Jan mCot0n closed strong; Mddlhg Up
lands aidding Orleans Od sales q; the day 1880 tales 10
GLIDING speculation. The Wheat supply AVS
900 quarters toe aud e California Wmis
Wheat l2s Spring No. 3 lis ID dle b. and heo
Winter lis Cd CON- 9ls 3D. pr quarter Pork 6OA for New"
LONDON Jan 3.-Tallow AS. 81 a i3s. 81 per eSt ~,
LONDON 3-Eeuing-inseed OIL 93JGtSJ d per b IDr'
pentne. SO Y -, -. = ,,... o., n
VT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHIL,pELPHIA Jan. 3.-QlerctIon BARK Nominal; No
- 20 rs 70; kftras ttH - 10
Rx Family 31t Wisconsin; - 1895 y Tor Mime
sofa ~ s. IS ~ 6 for Indiana and ONO ts1
10 FOR High Grades Wheat In fair demand sales 90 ha,h
Western Red prices private 2oo0 bush State and Wes.r
Red : SOD 58 White 81 b5d+l r. Rye steady ~ bfdaef
Corn held annt Yellow e9d7O Mixed Wesern 71Tc Ost steady
white sass. Mixed Sc Black sec. BARLEY held ~
Csnsda gOa for 806s2e for NewY0rk Two oueh
for DO Four owed Coffee arm Rio bond l7lc gold e9esT
ale. 500 bids Refining Cuba gsc Provisions 9ne and A
Petroleum unchanged Crude l6e Refined Ute "hSAy San AID
lower at CSC. Al. a
No. SPRING. Ss for Amber Winter So p for Whte WINTER "
for Dpobh Extra steady No MlsauFee Cnb at ~ "a
choice Canada 81 49, Corn dull sales o. car es osG
be AZ Tor Canada 81 10 for Bay Qun Rye homina
sO for Western Corn Meal 81 60 for Boiled 81 % Tor UaoGs
% cw Mlled steady, shorts S23d s24 hhpsah' S494rH
Mddngs S&Qf3O y tun Hghwnes gle ksfoAd frrlgn-FNek
70 Boston. 6gc. . NsM.York. 59c TO Albany. tse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

PETROLRUM-Crade bulk freely offered and lower With
moderate speculative inquiry Of 900 bbs January at Die
quote spot At J Ga the Greek the market for spot anae but d9
quote Upper and Lower IS 05; sales Of 1900 bbs seller
months Of the year g. Refined has been In fair request
and eaer sales OF ZOO bb Spot at c and 600 bbs DO al J
dull bat sale Of 1000 l1c In Naphha,
nothing doing quote 2c Philadelphia deliveries have
sought after and first bali January quoted
az 22!c
RICEThe demand has been very light and prices are nOminaJ
unchanged.
sUGARsRaws quiet but prices UNCHANGED We qnoie
Fair Good Refining 90ss and Demeraa at Gtc Refined
quiet but hrm at III Gl2c for White A.
sEEDs-Coyer dull bat steady the supply Of prime slight We
prime Indiana, at ~. ollie
TALLowThe market dull and unchanged 81 dsic for common
to prime Western and City sales Of 5000 IDS
WHlSK1s easier and fairly active Sales Of 900 bb at 81. G9Se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
Ocean Bank shares sold ut %, and Merchants Tx
change o. The following were the bids;

In railroad bonds there was an active ana "eu'hs-
tributed business the demand growing larger holderS
do not make any loud offerings, however aud the de-
mand has pretty generally 10 be met at advanced
figures Central Paccs sold at 1901 3lOO1 Union Pacific
lists eOi dgl Land Grants 79s 6O Incomes, $50; N u
Central g. 49, 9ia9i3 Harlem lists, lOO3dlOi Michigan
Southern 2nd 49, Toledo and Wabash sts st. Louis d.
VISION $50; Ceve. and Pitts Ih s3i asi Ohio and Miss
2nd s2J; c. c. and J. c. lists, s9a and Chic and MIL
waulue lists at %, exuterest The following were the
lids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

North RireT VesDS and R1itDqG
pkgs Ashes pkg Beewar - bbs CopPt go 'ais
Copper 1893 bales Cotton l2 pkg D Pru 81 6o hgp lo5
bb Flour go Wheat 81 800 bush Corn n 80 bush Osis,
Malt bush Barley. I'm sacks GrAs Seed ~ bb,
bush Peas 300 bblS Com Meal "a bags Pea 10
PsI bales Hemp ll9 Hides o. bales Hides ~ S d LeAbs
81 bills Spirits Tarpeone 35 bbs Ron 3S2 ptgs Oh Care ~
Pork III pkgs Beef 1881 Cut Meats 500 pkEs LAr
legs Lard pkgs Butter III TsoH
Dressed Hogy 3e bags 90 pkg Rice l0l boxes starch 40
half chests Tes hhds 1oAceo 70
Tobacco $50 bills WHOLLY y bales Wool W. lb Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

A small amount of the CHICAGO. DANvIGLE AND
VlxCENNEs RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT
GOLD BoNDs for sale at 20 and accrued interest,
in currency. Tho mortgage is for only Sls,5O a
mile. and the line is finished and doing large bust
ness. Investors who desire thoroughly safe bond
on completed road can obtain full particulars on
application to
W. b. SnArrUCK & Co. Bankers,
% Nassau-st. New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

BumINGroS, CEDAR lRAPIDs AND MINNESOTA
SEVEN PER Cent GOLD SINKING FU,D BONDS for
sale at 90 and interest by HENRY CLEws & Co.,
No - Wall-si., New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
New-York, Philadelphia, and Washington
A FAvoRITE NEW ENGLAND SECURITY.

A FAvoRITE NEW ENGLAND SECURITY.
To all seeking absolute safety for their invest
ments, rather than high rates of interest, when
very rarely accompany each other, we confidently
recommend the JOINT SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS
of the three corporations composing the VERMONT
DIVISION of the PORTLAND and OGDENsBURG TRUNK
RAILROAD LINE, the most important link IN line
shorter by more than y miles than any other betreen
the great lakes and the edbodrd and haring local bust
ness more than sufficient to pay operating expenses and all
interest obliqatons in addition to the immense through
traffic tchich must be attracted to the shortest line and
easiest grades. As route for tourists and pleasure
trarel, this road has no equal the american Cont
nenL
The road is coBpeted and in successful operation for
neary one-hdD the entire distance at cost considerably
beloc the original estimates
The Bonds are in denominations Of $1,000, $500,
and $780, and cannot be issued for more than SOOOO
per mile of road The interest six Per Cent Cold is
papable emi-annually FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX,
principal also redecmabe in gold in 1891, and are
offered until further notice at 90 and accrued inter
est in currency
No BONDS IN TUE MARKET OFFER EQUAL SECURITY
AND PROFIT to those having Fve-Twenties and other
hgh-prced securities to convert. Many of the most
conservative investors in the country have sub
scrbed largely to this popular loan, and the balance
remaining unsod it is believed, will be rapidly alb
sorbed.
For further information, pamphlets, maps, &c,
apply to Financial Agents,
F.. & 7. FAIRBANKS & Co.,
st Johnsbury, Vt.
FAIEBANKs g. Co.,
No. 252 Broadway. New-York.
FARBANKs, BRows q Co,
No 11S Milk-st. Boston
FuRBANKs & EWING,
No 10 Chestnut-st., Philadelphia.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co.,
Bankers, No. p Nassau-st., New-Iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

flate loHtg FiIUG but quiet, with the transac-
t.uh, .ty',t b. SoCL Guas, these having advanced
q lai,..L;. Co.,. ~ G~oGrs ana ViIp1Las tho latter
Bs,4y.,. .,'G a. ~ tG t0"sol~. TIE market closed
ti,l ..n,. ne L,,. .Dtliy were iGlbows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
THE MARKETS.

lC.rrfaIlT ReDorted Tor THE TRIBUNE
WEDNESDAY. Jan g. 1872.
ISUES-pot, and the market hrn at % 75D
4 ~ i'm with fair inquiry at SllGSl 90
COTTOS-The quiet but hrne For future delivery
Contracts to-day: 2e0o bales
J.pnaTy Al 200 nc bse February 20 sl6G2O lJl6c 500
Sis m,rh 20, ole; bales April az IN 5l6c. 100 bales May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
COTTON MARKETS.

G.LvE.rox jan 3-Cottou soRg Good 0rfnarv lsc "
bales; eKpors-to Great Britain EZ| osrs sales 200
bal stOck 7J9 bales.
Jan 3oton firm and actvei hddlngs I9c feeptI
bales; sales, 1000 bales. -
PuuADELPHIA Jan. a-CotoB strong Midilings. 2Oic
SlyANyAa Jan 3COton active ul prices Mddnr i911oie
Low Mddngs stGlsic reep;s 29 ble efpcrso0ssw'e
go bales; sales, 2,268 bales; stock, 81 iL5 bales -.
WunrSGros Jan 3>COon firm; Miidhng l9 net reospts oi
bales; erports-cossSse SAT bales sales al oaes s'ee
BALTIMORE jan 3Cotton fair dnand have aF-Ae
Mdng 2ic net receipts bales gross ZS eaes
wise, sales 3l2 bales; stock $50 bales
BosToS, jan scoon quiet but htfings ot nete
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 3-Coon strongi Mddhugs. Isle
NORFOLK. jan 1-Cotton hrmi Low Moahegs' 6tGiS
cep bales; eIports-cOaswise, ~ bales no bsles
stock, 6,O7l bales
Sr LoUIs Jan 3Coton nominaly unbanged Miding. Isi
wORLEASs. Jan. 3Coton acyei MddHnq !stdlsic nsg
receipts gross 10 bales erporo Great bntan to
bales; sales. II 100 bales; stock, $50, l6l bales
CrscISyATI, Jan. 3CottOn 6mefi held higher MddlnEsf
l9idl9lc. .,, .o,-.,., ,
MoBg 3Coton active and eKci,d Hhdng'. 9tdlebc
receipts bales; Great Britain, 1874 bAsi 1ats
bales; stock, 3l95 bales.
Jan 3-CottOn active and eIcted Mddlne r. re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
PrrF,In LIVE srncK MARKRr-I.s. >.

BIFFALU LIVE NIUI MAFhEI'-IAh =.
inerrAse
chasing cautiously prices for good Common 10
Medium 10 zoe lower Ohio lg0 70 lao n -
SIS l22 ludinnas ll19 TO 9 10, at 80 sos - y
Canaias averaging LILO 50 3l3 Illinois, 1850 10 l,'A b q
- Oq 70 So sheep LambSupply 400 head market sctyd
nd arm prices ic better sses 4l6 Ohio Sheep, - u III n at
46 ia III NeaYork ~ h at s1d 81 rs Hogs-Res pit too
head market stock and not enough meet the
demand sales at - z5d - - for Good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
0eachrrs.

An accomplished Young Lady, Teacher of
N frcul SsI vii give LESSONS A. her own or at pvFS
resldtnoe. Address 81. d. A.. rs West ThrteenthsL
ALL wanting TEACHERS, SCHOOLS, or
~ Pupils address AMER EDUCATIONAL UNiON,IJ Broadway
n B. Wanted. several French lady TEACHERS
ss mer. school institute" IA Bond-st., supplies
~ Eues Nh reliable Teschers Teachers wanting
positions shoad have hcsoo Form W Schermtrhorh Airy
4 ITERARY.-A Literary Young Lady reads
viii married ladies' families the poets history English
literature Shakespeare letter writing he
the simple Of all e elementary English
ssd; book notices ofhe AdoreAs
READER AND WRITER. Box 20 Station d POstOhet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

The Paterson and Ramap0r Railroad Company VIII
pay on demand, dividend of per cent.
The Paterson and Hudson River Railroad has declared
dividend Of per cent, payable Jan. l.
The Rome WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg Railroad has
declared dividend, payable on the 18th inst
The TTadesmen's Fine Insurance Company Will pay
semiannal dividend Of per cent, free Of tax, on the
10th inst.
The Importers and Traders Insurance Company have
declared seIni-annua dividend Of per cent, free OF
Government tax. payable on the 5th inst.
The Philadelphia Ledger says that the susquehanna
Canal has been leased by the Reading Railroad for 800
years with the Intention Of making Hayre dc Grace
large coal depot Southern shipping, and supplying
Baltimore and Washington with cheap anthracite.
The Germania Fire Insurance Company has declared
dividend Of five per This Company mas paid over
half million dollars losses the past year, without call
ing for a dollar from its stockholders
The First National Bank Of New-York Is paying its
usual quarterly dividend of per cent. free Of tax
W. b. Shattuck Co., Bankers, offer small amount Of
90 The finished and the bonds well worthy the
attention Of investors.
The Philadelphia stock Market steady to-day
PENNSYLVANIA g. sd ISSUE sold at 100 Philadelphia and
Erie X. r. "a Reading Il. r. SOL and fcnnsy lVania X.
X. 50. Gold closed at 100
The following are the Disbursements by warrants from
the L. 8. Treasury during the month OF December
civil aud Muscular eous.. gil3 'Ia,erol Pensions, and
17sLt @t@Olb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
pantino Academies.
Mnslral 9nslrnmenIs

A 7-OCTAVE. Upright PIANO, fine tone, for
N $50 Prince Co. Organs for rent Muse Bore
utA F1ies vlohns Aecoeonf ow pees and Conoens with
no rev, Tor al - I. GORDON, 7C6 Broadway
A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, best makers,
N RREr or SELL cheap; allowed purchase Call al
n hERRELEs No Unionsqusre (l6, Fouthaye)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

The above does not include the amounts paid Oh
count OF the principal aud interest OF the public debt
A meeting of the cOrpOrdtOrS OF the st. Louis and
Mexican Gulf branch Atlantic and Pacific Rnii-
held IN ST. Louis yesterday when the following
Board Directors elected: w. II. COthn aud CZas
Bailey OF NewYOrk Henry I. BLOW and James 7. FISK OF
St Louis Charles l.. HarwOOd. +. I Robinson NJ j. Hub
bell j. r. Means, and Henry HOung Of springfield Mo-
j. +. Robinson OF COnneclCu L. DahoTcy and \. ;. John
son OF Paris Texas; W. T. simmons Of Beaumont Texas
There was no election for President s. /. johnson
was chosen Nicc-PIesldcnt, and Henry Z. Young Man
aging Director This road viii leave he main line OF
the Atlantic and Pacific Road at Pierce City, pass
through BcntOnvilo Fayetteville, and Fort smith,
Arkansas thence through The Indian Ter tory To Paris
Texas, and terminate at Swine Pass, on the Gult Of
Mexico. The Whole route is about zoo miles long, and L.
claimed to he the shortest projected line from ST. Louis
10 the Gulf TIE night of way of the entire route IL
under the control Of the Atlantic and Pacific Road cX
cept that portion running through the Indian Territory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT 9BE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIRsr CALL,
l04 O'clock. AN
. or GOrgapsal BOHds-
ItO4Il 00Q Ifg n II

Hek2 OF tFOtFFHfFfNI BoHd-
1900 $40 Con ...lOt 600 u g. 1910 CoO 10
small no .fnaD'.lllI
l,5o0 L. 4 80 Goa 67........,ll29l
AWN....... .l2iI
o. Bhds- Bank ead RGrodd-Erpri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
DRIED FRUITS AND MUTE

Receipts Tor week 8i7 pkg dried fruits 100 less than last
~ek corresponding week last 1888 pkg Shipments apples
Apples unchanged with rather local and no Shipping
trade; sales bbs Ohio Obbed a. &C. and 5000 state
qr price, with AZ bbl State Die 1900 N tine cut Ic ~
Southern sliced llic 40 bbls Indiana at lie aud 100 bags
DO tue peacher leo unpeeed halves sold az 'e 10
prime Virginia peeled l6ic and tne North Caona at c
Also bb 100 bb blackbernes lJ Peanuts
easer OF 1855 bags good Virginia reported 81 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

long chapter written fail ten half lbs dsapIon
loss, and dmsuy selling One trouble the length Of TINE
shL empress kept the Lol- started o
did New Years turkeys sent
from Wisconsin Dee arrived here the 2sh There are no Bred
prices Whit Cue licked turkeys sell al lSc Others
have sold 1d6e b. and stale chickens psd'eF boys
Aud Of old lots and would be glad
few anything. Tue glut Sin chickens MOI
much the being foil of H. and dOO sAde
be tie With such Quantities
ordinary feAre he sold At price buHAo meai
lower Ill kB. br rabbits &c lev
have be sold See d quail o. bat Ne cannot quote boss
pgos We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
HITTER.

week 1887 pkg 6l mort than last week Cor
responding lass year 29 pkgs Shipments 829 Pkss Re
December including DAY IN this month
1896 packages time s43 packages For the present
season forward freely VIZ from Apn
date 533f packages Same time last 4 100 pack
ages Shipments the season. beginning middle OF July 3o PACK
aes entirely unchanged with hght trade
during past week There is r Eastern demand to-day for fine
butter chiefly Welsh tubs 2390c for dare and Re for FRESH
There demand from packers for low grades OF Western
os generally selling AZ lIc hne oaes selling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

REGENTS Of the week 557 Arrivals for the since
hops began TO September VIZ for months eo
against 1870 Arrivals OF q bales foreign hops
are reported Our market continues quiet uI strong VITA
few transact ens Of a kind We quote: -.
state choice .60d6l Yeaings. choice as
Do f.r ....,..,.,l5d Do common .Bd23
Rattan Olls growth 1853 lOd9O
W,s,srp Tro,th ls1 IS Old Ods growth 1868 Is3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

quote: -
$500 Pennsy ssnis. go. - ma o. Is
Corn Meal . quiet. hut steady. We quote: ..s.,
Brp... 80 20 - D
Com Meal we.tsra 70 % Corn Meal b. 10 20 20 %
Corr Meal wesLW. 70 a rs .-..
plenty. and lover al " Dot5 % ior
gt,, and a. 5Od ~ g. for FennsVsasia
FRRIGHIS-The has been actye movement 10 the hne Of
b,,b sghts with The offerings mainly Of
Grain There has fair busns.e dous In charters
steady The today were To Liverpool 'leam
90 go bu,h Bacon ia Cd d2 10 bales
tCcon Al Nj A. il un. and Ia M 1900 bush
Corn Al Talsw To London, IS 500 bush
Co.., In bali AZ 3D. bills. Rosn "a IL
GIA,go- Grain 6i @ To Antwerp, go boxes Bacon
Norwegian barb, Bnnds.
fr oricr, Rshpsd Petroleum Swedish bark
of 800 tau. Wilmington Cot Cor or United Kingdom aud
Contarn full Tor Spirits and 50 Tor
R.s a. bbL Britain hsrl With Abost 5OO bhA ehhe PsrOrrn
4. the Contin.pt y rumOred without particular
GRAIS-The Wheat maets and tole lnue
pssss but seefsts the caeI call Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
Jnsirnrilon.

A SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL for % young
~ hd.es-TNo vacancies MORRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE, Nor
HstoWt y j. &. g. HALBLIlNB A. NJ Principal
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the qnotatiOns fOr god :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-23

TO WHOM ASSESSED,
taa3 remarks.)