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New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

er. JoSETH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT
BONDS,
REARING EIGHT PER CENT Is p o.) INTEREST PAYA-
BILE IN GOLD.
FREE OF TAX,
An ~ DENOMINATIONS OF $1,000, $500, and $780,
,.n he obtained from the undersigned or through
,bs principal banks and bankers throughout the
United States.
The attractive features Of these Securities are 70
,gnized in the fact that, although they nave Oeen
int a short time on the market, they are nearly all
absorbed. and but small amount are now tor SAFE
They combine perfect security with hDerai
,te of interest This interest account is made light
t,r and easily borne by, the Company through the
operaton of the Sinking Fund created from sales OF
,be Conpany's land, which in many cases draw in
,orest at the rate of ten QO) per cent per annum'
The security behind them is ample in every partlcu-
lar as they constitute first and only mortgage on
fr,nl line of railroad which will soon connect the
f;ty of ST. Joseph, No. ian important railway CEN
tarl with the Union Pacific Railroad at Fort
Xesuey materially shortening the distance between
he Atlantic and Pacific coasts. In addition TO this,
me bonds have further security In the fact that
there is included in the Mortgage the Company
magnificent Lands, amounting TO l,5OOOOO acres
known TO be among the best in the United States
The Mortgage indenture prohibits the sale OF these
Lands at less than Four a. Dollars per acre. and pay
able to the Trustees under the Mortgage, for the
clear and express purpose of retiring these Bonds
The amount thus realized exceeds the entire
amount of Bonds which can be issued, and
leaves the road, property and franchises free.
The Bonds have thirty years to run, with interest
II Eight Per Cent free of tax payable February and
August in each year.
Both principal and interest are payable in gold.
The principal in New-York. The interest in either
New York London, OF FrankfOrt-on-the Main, at the
option of the holder, without notice and in the gold
currency of the country in which they presented
they are coupons OF registered
Trlstees-Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
The present price of these bonds is 9 and accrued
interest in currency from August Is, 1871 But they
ere receivable at par and accrued interest IN pay
nent for lands sold 10y the Company. The right Is
reserved to advance the present selling price with
out notice.
Maps. circulars, documents, and fun information
furnished on application.
Though acting as agents for the sale Of this loan, our
finn b,y and sell in their regular business the bonds Of the
g. Joseph and DeRrer CITY Railroad Company, those Of
pe Eastern Drision eghtp per cent S, recentIyplaced by
vs. at 9 being no quoted al from 1Ols to 1927 and &C
eraed interest
TANNER & Co, Bankers, No. II Wallst.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26

WILMINGTON Feb 24-Cotton quiet aal weak; Nlry, 7ec net
receipts bales, o1Jo.soastWe - ta sa - ha ocA
f26 bales. . -..,t- -. ALL.
BTToRR Peb 2Cocn easier but not quo'aly lovers hl'
dmgs 22 d2ic receipts $40 bales grss so bAesi exports
oossfyo IS ha fsles 3i3 balesi stock, 6459 bales
EosyoiE Feh "a Cotton doll Low Niiing 2lic net re-
p S, baies 2O6 baesi sales 80 bso stock
IoU,syIrK Feb. 24-Cottcn quiet MiNnTs, ~ , 49,.
ERUOEIvIys Feb 24Coton easier Guotably oweri
Mlngs PIC receipts 433 bales gr $40 bs eKpo ia
Liverpool $50 bales: 10 Havre, zap hllesi 10 bn1 '
bales NcW.Yok, 1861 ba!es sales 400 laes stock 5l 6'
MlBIg Feb 2i-C0uu dali; NiiAugs, 1lsc G,t Te t' 1I
bcs; gos ca bes eE?orO Lynto 3i'd bales eoa"l'e'
go bales: sales 800 bales; stocs, G06ll bales
C4tEIrsToS Feb 2i-Cot;ol dali; MllDgs 22i net re-
cas $40 bales ezporsto GIelt Britain 1885, coa"e 5z sales
lOn bates: stock. p O66 t8les.
ST. LouIs. Feb 4.-Cotton Gue MiiIns, s2c oo
Boston Feb 2-Cotpn dull! Aul'ilgS Zci net receIt' 20
bales gross bales eApOo Great Bhan 2Oo tae' sae 'I
sAvASSAH FEB 2Coa1No demand buyers nrd sellers apart
onostors vcn receipts l2 b1esi eIpOrlsc0lsTiae, Bl
Ja'cs: sale, 10 bales; stock, Gf,1.O bales .
ATGrsrA Pcb 2-Co:;on dull nom!Ha Mdings 2lic net
receipts. go bales; sales. $50 bales
PHIIApELPHIA Feb. 2i.--C6uo1 quiet N'l'B7s. DC
CISCyS trl Feb 4-CO,t0n n and loniua A!'hfg3 22sc
MaNPHs Feb A.-CottOn que hdiin-s 42o@@.ci receipts
G.Lvrroy Tcb 2iCoton quiet and ver; Gro' Ordinary 9'
net rscpts csi exp oasi"se 100 bi'o' sales 0O "Ae'
lock. bales
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
HORSE AND CARRLAGE MARKET.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, Feb. q, 1874.
The intensely cold weather which prevailed
throughout the greater part of the week under review
had the effect of essenng, to some extent the acuVlV
anticipated in the horse market but in light ana heavy
draft-horses the trade has been fair nOtwthstand'
ing and sales in tho Bulls Head Market show slGht
Improvement over the preceding week. Prices remalned
firm and without material change
more desirable stock OF fine carriage horses thouR9
not large Oue has been gradually accumulating and
will no doubt, find quick market as soon as DettSh
condition of the roads shall afford the purchaser INC OPP
port,inty Of fairly testing their qualities For very
large stylsh aud wellmatched spans OF coach horses
prces are ruling very strong and on account or scarcely
OF truly valuable stock tend rather toward en ADVANCE
or late decidedly cautious spirit seems 70 nave aken
possession OF buyers generally, and although fS
Guently submitting to ex0rbitant prices, tney ca1
now be seldom induced TO close transaction NltnOIa
first asking the opinion OF competent Yeternary Ie5
being with the appearance norse tns
unnitiated will certainly find this TO be the simplest mOds
of securing q sound animal, and no established dealer or
any responsibility will object TO II. Win regard ~
thS enormous figures at which fine stock is generally
held an old and knowing dealer enlightened US TO th4
effect that Extortions by coachmen nave sood ueA
more TO do with the keeping up OF large prices than h&
supply or demand in the market" -
The number of horses brought to the hammer AT the
public auction marts in the city has not been largef
the week was the sale OF trotting stock held on
the 22d inst. at A. H. TaylOrs stock farm, at hSl9na
Mills Orange County. Major {. w. Barker oucl2ted a
aucopeeT and disposed of 80 out OF the 50 horses 0ered
in the catalogue. Tho particulars OF tho sale were
reported at the time; the total realized was sy9o
The following Is the result OF the sale held To-Day as
Messrs. Barker & Chases City Auction Mart ana New
4tnr1 fla
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
DoNEsTIC MARKETS.

TOLEDO Peb 2A-FlouT-Demand hght holders firm Whe T frn
.,d sbsde better; Michigan at 81 53i NO zen ~ ~
Com dull and oweg Low Mixed $ Oa unchanged ana H aas
q, i9c Coyer Seed steadt 90 25 for Ohio Dressed og
80 5 % Eesepi 600 Wheat 10 COZ bush Corn JOsO
STsb Oss sbipmens-2 100 bush Wheat 4,VD buh Con 1OO
busi. OatA =. e,,.. ru...,,,.. All o., os. posin
g., "a "a a. iped and 81 for low Pale Crude. Tnrten
line ady al a. Is Hard S6 Is for feO" DIP and 'gH I
active at s2 G5. 49,, - =, a,aaon N earn In
% al GOa6lIc Oats~lu aud weak al 5aoOc: Buk MAs
IN fair and Shoulders ote'i NSt sleS 10 ~ aim
and al q! dIOle. - - D. -. a. col .
Nieiigsn al 81 Corn dull and l0Wcri Mixed 4905c Oats
All and deeng state lo Clover Seed drme az $5 o3dE5 d.
P,l 2-FlouT market nearly bare; buyers awaiting
,.eu Te0le BIHs S8 O0SlQ Corn hmeT Mixed Ilei Whe
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North Ruer VesNs and R1fiOddt 49,
psh al pLgs Ashes O bales Broom Corn, pkg BeesNad
Gs bse Cotton Is bba Cotton Seed Oil ~ pgs Dhed ru o'
~ Fygs 6l9 bss Flour bush Wheat 1890 bush Corn
S0o bush Oss bush Malt, 1890 bush Barley % Gags Tass
So % bsgs Fisxed 1903 bbs Corn Meal 90 bgs
Corn Meal 80 bb Elaine Oil 81 bales Hemp ID bales Hops oO iG
57 bales Hides l75 sides Leather 2S 6bs SPIRITS 9g
bs Tar 263 bbls Koln 40 pkgs OIL Cake i6 pkgs Foi o
pkg Cut Meats 2l pkgs Grease 1850 pkgs Lard 90 Pig sSn
sl7 nkgs Butter Cheese II pkgs IalOw LOW Dfse
6 bags Pesnu p Pecsns lo sacks silver ore nnl 1 w. @ vs.
25 boIes starch bales Skins 10 bhd Tobacco 'o ooAeo
80 Gases Tobacco sos bbls Whisky, 2O9 bales Wool ~,
Receipts Of produce the week ending Saturday evening feo t
IN S XII. flon 6J3 Whisky, 1888 bbs Corn Meal Z00
bsgs Corn Meal IS 6O bush Wheat & S bush Corr 81 5 i pun pun
DO 90 bsgs Grass Seed pkgs Ashes, B67 pkg hes %
t9s pE Is pEgs Cat Meats 2il tcs Lard OJ kegs L@f
iE EItsDr Hos
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
TANNER & Co., Bankers, No. Il Wall-st
AN AMPLY SECURED GOLD BoND.

To HOLDERS OF UNITED STATES SECURITIES, who
wish 10 take advantage of the present opportunity
for changing their investment, securing the present
premium and increasing their yearly interest In
come nearly one-third, we strongly recommend
NORTHERN PACIFIC sEvEN-T1HRTIES,
principal and interest payable in Gold, now selling
ST par in currency. These Bonds are secured by o
hrt and only mortgage on the road and its earnings
and all the property of the Company, including
1900 acres Agricultural, Mineral and Timber Land
for EVERY MILE of finished road, or 500 acres for
every 81 900 bond The bonds are in denominations
Of from 500 to 81 600 coupon, and 500 to $4,000
registered and III view of the ample security upon
which they are based, we believe no safer invest
nent can be made, nor one yielding a larger income
JAY COOKE 81 Co,
Ncw-York, Philadelphia, and Washington.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26

FRTGTSThs 6asoeS to-day has been light and rates for berth
very but whOqt material CHANGE t Chare9g business
Grain and Petroleum trade engagements to-day
POOL steam 81 oe bush Gu at 500 Psg PoyisSns at
Of Clover Seed 25s To LONDON 10000 bush Grain by sail At
about $500 ara Grain TO orders g. Swedish bark hence
United Kingdom, with 500 b6s Naphtha private
m British brig Of ZOE tun register hence to Porto Rico and
GRGiNTbe features Of our market the past pre-
freight room has beea sereus interruption business certainly
very for this branch Of trade that this great interest shoh
agricultural interest Of the whole country made to suffer immensely
where that surplus Of Ddan Com and of hog products
sIceeed that Of any former year By 70 per cent Pnces Of Spring and
the larger present and prospecuVe arrivals by rail- Our mi
lers have purchased freely at the concession and we find
spring The movement Of Wheat at the NORTH
West the present rates Of inland freight and the absence OF
assured by wenrmd that the NoThWe
has than hall surplus they held at the corresponding time last
win be part with their present surplus end may oo for
ssSI area sa being Sev0f h. o SSS M wl for f'"s %
port are confined almost exclusively TO Prime Spring,
business Of the proved lar satisfactory holders than they
confidently anticipated fortnight since The exports OF TIE week have
yesr Of Wheat generally firm but 70 sell 10 extent
In better demand for EXPORT ers are not bang AZ e coe
market f the demand chiefly for Amber Wnteri tins
better T some sgecsave m inquiry 's o 9%E' hsh 1 en- 20 1 m % %a
No Milwaukee IN store 60 for Choice No hEauEe IN store
soa 81 III @ @ oS fcn Red eT G on pef 81 % for EbeT do Soa
81 IS for Choice White Michigan store and 81 775 afoa 64i
more active frmer "a 100 bush at 90 for good Western
Barley Ma quiet but fm sales Of 100 bgsh City At q 9
Oats without change though very dull the sales are bush
Mixed afost White at 65a5c sfoat RE d1l Gud
tie inquiry mainly eIport tie sales S0 bash Ep and
Unsouid G9a7Oc Wesem Mixed at fGa5c, closing a. 'g1 c
Western White ct 7q73ci Wesn Yellow at 7lc Southern
lits att Pa 16, SOuth
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
ash.


Tol since Sept - - , 60, Ar ooo a, %, Nc, % nj 0aa
l8i.,... 76lO9 U,'9J,iO 1Sof|OoE Too'' E''''VV' -
last - 90, m 90 m, os o-o
FTRoIEM Crude in bulk sought aleT ana mas
ruled steady sales Of 4OO Dds heAt WeeA ueI'e ~ ~
Greek market has ruled dull and steay Spoi qui on
s.d on Lower 90 6 Refined has continue seEe anu
we ouot4 spo at PC bbs and 28dZ3c in cases In
hder. the Ike was steady bat dull Sale OF 1000 bbis
at 2l4c. a.. -. - ,oo
E dc for choice Ohio O!c for ndanai Timothy quiet at
s3 C5d 50 30 ,.., ..,.o nth a.. d.n,,d
confined TO small parcels for actual wants pres 3Ie
r do seconds ard for DO Her 25d J for sae
u "a i6c FOR HIers; 3Od4c for Ohio and Pcnnyai rap
n+ IS2se for average lots l496c for Flers and Binders
TALL0W is dull and steady saes o o3CV =, a9 ~ a. a. - "
e for prime Country; choice City quoted at JDc mi,
WHISKY IA Gner fairly aciiye sales Of 50 bOS ~ 'Ii @'ll
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

toxnoy Feb 24li opened at 9 for BON money
and the United States I'eI"euy '' '
old 81 l867s, 81; Ten-Fories, Bdt .,c, AZ,
PA m.-Kentes opened ~ oil soc
24-lI mCOOn opened quieI ana hfdui Hi
dlDg TpAnds iIiGIId; Middlng Orleans, lllo ,, 81,
oHs Fb 24i o. m-Cotton dal Hdng Upands lld
Mtne Orleap I0litd sales Of the day at 10000 bales hcal
ing 900 70 speculation and export . m, T., tL ,o,o-
1oSDos FEB 2i2 m-Consols closed a. vi TOT Don One s
and tbe account securities quiet and steady tn
Tvetwenty bonds l66l 9i ls55s, old J2 l8js w
LvRnP6oI. Feb. IA mCoon c0ea ul'I hnu onA"s''
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
IUIg WWUVTTTT N TVTTWW ~ " y ~
KxPoHTs PROM sRPT. /. 1871, TO DtrR

HAYITbe demand has been only moderate prices ai
quote Shipping 25d 81 & retail lots et $ 95g :! Go slt
without changes quote Long Rye Sd 81 O Short DO at go
9Uc and Oa a: 15do5c
NAVAL STORES-spr Turpntne has been in moderate request
and frmer leo bb 69 for merchntahe In Ro
business light sou; former sales only Of 200 bs
strained IS We quote 81 75a ~ u.s. Tar brm but quiet at
oiS~Cde Fish without important change trade remains
du CITY Inseed but firm at B for casks and &c. for
heavy feeling distinguished Pork market
this ds week has nce marked The demand has fallen
~ eTv CONSIDERABLY aud large Hogs here and at tie West
basl
the usual time and likely to continue into e
Al Cincinnati cehOuss packers have perfected their ARRANGEMENTS
nav be the Spring and Summer months In
s IN audug number Of Hogs killed here and at the East
the last slaughter The nnmcr OF
Hos alaughtered this is about 100000
head, which is marked increase over lssi year u e
friends carly In tie season ga eh
porting power West and learn the supply o Hogs @
Of Chicago s large, and that the popects nov are we ssI
than usual Summer sules III fe e Only
limited passing and prices somewhat noi1nai; the bus
for the fallen of ard s the close there Is LITTLE s IN
ts mSrke sales OF New Mess s4 l2. do for Ap
ID 25 an for Juy $l % to-day the market for PORK
Vas firm with demand the sales O bb at Is SO j 81
for old Mess 4 25 for New do 2 for Extra fmei for qme De-
Extra Prime bb Western Prime Mess at Sli Beef
remains firm with inquiry sales OF lao bills Of $40 for Plain
Mess and $lOG u for Extra DO llece B9ei Is moosey Se
i8d M pds Beet Hams quiet but stecy saes ol
rs bbs at 22d Western Cut Meats are in limited request
prices without change sales Of 30 c Hem. 81 c V el
AZ &C. Picked Hams average - TO- at 9c O ts
DO heavier al DO light weights ec ard 20 boxes Bellies
at Be- Bacon good demand and fu6i sales OF go boxes short
Dressed Hogs SIC for western ana btGtc or
Civ Lard quiet AZ 800 bhs and tee s yG.c for No
- M funre delivery dull; the Of Lard ported in st
for March should have been for Apr oaI II l. onere M
Tor Mreh 100 Prime steam at ytc casa IoJ co l a. i
and reported for April at lOG and wv ea a. the west t0
cash
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26

Recs for the vcct-g3,5 Cattle tJ los,. 9d0 Se'p Ship
uesg a5f Cattle 3U225 FCg,, 4RR Sheep Corr spending week
ig7I-Recsirs Gal9 Cattle 1893 Hogs 90lo Shaep Sbpans-d 81
Cattle Hogs, J sheep Daet oI Cattle rather hTh at -
ii d3 Is for common to fair - Is fo Helum To good snd
5 prime splnsi choice nominal at 30 20 - o.
vt cleaned Hog moderate request and tr'eT
sales at a 2O0a S. Sheep In light supply and firm At 5d ~
B12g2Q
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
flnnnCldl.

NATIONAL BANK.-TO the Comptroller of
Y e Cuancy Washington D. CSn: It IS hereby certified in
pursuance ~ OF The Ac Of Congress entitled an Act TO po
National Currency secnrci by pledge o. United sAes Ihl
10 rov for recitation and thereof approved June
O. 1864 that Iasen the Stockholders Of the FORT MADISON
SATIOVAL BANK located Madison in the State Of Iowa. duly
roled and pususn law and the Ace OF Association o d
Bnk Al The oce Association Fort Madison aold on tue
a aJ of December 67l voted by the shareholders Of said
Association owning w0tTds OF is soci that said Aoea
ton 20 into liquidation crd he c'Ose1 -,
whereof have, by instruction Of the
of Directors o. said Association EertO sub
oy TUE scned name an Ic the seal Of said Association
BANK Fort Madison GoTesaii TIE dsy eu Eea ahoFe
:...'r........ written C. l. VIEWER, President
~ s. Rev Stamp, o,nceleil -. .., ,., -.
EOTiCR-The FORT MADISON NATIONAL BANK, located at
Yo Madison Iowa. closing W aaifs All noie
other cItdo Of said Association therefore heTsy mott
fed 10 present and other claims tie Association Or
paymeut-Dated Fort Madison, Iowa, Dee. 20, lo5l - .
P'' G. r. WEvER, President
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26

The th9rou9 trick stallion Rosewood was with
drawn after one bid, number Of common draft horses
were knocked down from S5 to 500 per head second
hand wagons harness. and horse clothing were also uS
tributed at pretty fair prices. , ..
The Improvement noticeable in the carriage trade On
the week has been almost entirely with manufacturers
and dealers OF fine work. large number OF the orders
received has been for light road wagons (wth top ns
hest grades OF which sell at $60 Among heavy cafrb
ages the Landau and BTOugham are again the favorN
sfvle while orders for Carences come mostly from ths
uyyery stables ony There is a slight improvement n
tbe Western trade but tho Southern trade Is steadly
falling of which is attributed to the recent estaolsnna
OF large carriage fac tories in OF the southern clues
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26

TRRAsuRHR's OTYCR. STATE OF hIssoUKf,}
CRY JEYFEBsOS, Jan. /, 1872 !
ITO MISSOURI BONDHOLDERS.-The FUND
COAMsSOSER5 Of the STATE Of MISSOURI will redeem AZ
Bank Of Commerce in Now-iok, the following BONDS o
state aid Of the construction 0! III; pacc laoil TO-
gether with accrued thereon at the dates named beo"i
Bonds numbered from TO So Jsvuary H. 49,
Bonds numbered from u 10 loo, February y, l5I''
Bonds numbered TOm lO to $50, April o, l8I2
Bonds numbered rom l5l to 300, May II, 1917.
Bonds numbered from 20l TO go, JUS Q. ld1I
bonds numbered nom 25l IN 800, July %, 1871
I,ou!s numbered from 3O TO $50, August 10, 1872.
B,rds numbered from 35 20 400 September II, 1872.
Ioais nuIal cred FROM 41l 10 49, October "A, 1872.
Bonds numlerei from 45l to 800, November 49, lgTl
Interest will cease upon bonds the dates nsme
SAMUEL HAYS EI Ohco Fund Commission
DAN 81. DRAPER. State Audto) ers state Of Missouri.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
New-York, Philadelphia, and Washington.

LAND GRANT BONDS-By an article recently pub
shed in regard to the sales of lands by some % OF
the principal land grant railroad companies of the
United States il will be found that the actual price
realized per acre varies from S3 on to S13 9S, and
that at the head of this list stand the lands of the
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA RAILROAD, running
from Fort Wayne, in Indiana nOTtheTly through the
State Of Michigan. The same statement shows that
the lands of this Company selling at the rate of
SjOG7 80 per mile Of road, and the issue of bonds,
being but at the rate of $4,000 per mile, are thus
secured not only by first mortgage the road but
BY double the amount in lands. it is therefore
sgparent TO investors that the security of these
bonds is beyond question. as the proceeds of the
lands are invested in the repurchase of the bonds
The of the high prices Of these lands is that
they valuable lumber lands and situated so near
to the consuming population of the country, being
within go miles Of New-York City.
The bonds have 80 years to run, principal and
interest a per cent payable in gold in New-York; (;
coupons or registered, payable April and October,
free Of tax But small portion of the issue remains
unsod Price, SO per cent and accrued interest. For
slle by WINsLOw, LANIER a. Co., q Pine-st
Investors who are in search of perfectly safe and
bghy profitable security, which can be obtained at
reasonable price, would do well to examine the
claims Of the First Mortgage per cent Land Grant
Gold Bonds Of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY
These Bonds have only IS years to run, and are
Secured by railroad already in successful operation
and by Land Grant of 100000 acres. Sold at 92i
and accrued interest in currency by White, Morris
q Co., IS Wall-st., and Gwynne, johnson 81 Day, IS
,Nal-st, who viii furnish pamphlets and particu-
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
CHICAGO AND ALToN RAILROAD Co

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD %, I
sEcrRrARY's OFFICE CHICAGO, Feb. 10, ldII),
NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS. - Notice Is
~ hereby gwen The Stockholders Of the CHCAGo Az v PP
RAILROAD COMPANY that CASH DlHlDEND OF fl'E iEh
CENT free Tar has been sday declared upon the re
this the tue
@ sir Tos paysbe s the Office the Companys Agents Messrs
X JFSlP Co. No Lbertyst Eegiork on the On Jay oi
March ner holders such al the close business
hours February inst at which time the transfer Doos
will closed reOpeued the 9Th day ac next
W -' w. NJ IARRABEE, Secretay
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26

weaker for e low grades but 6 for tie meum and high gaieg
sales Of 800 bhls We quote; - -
Sour y 0bi .."SS l00eb 10Oho Ind III sup 90 W0t6 bo
No ............... 4 $50 90 Obo RoundhoOp. bx
25a (ShippiugI..... OO6 7 10
brtA sO9 Z IS
Soe FaRc do1.... 25d h5 White wheat hItrs
Nestn Rxt. 106 O0 Ono ina and Mich 156 80
Double BIra do. 6)G 80
Good choice Spune st. Louis, Slngle tStS UOU W
Wheat Rttrss O6 IS St Louie Donhle Ext 00 10
R1tra Amber Indiana ST Louis Triple BTi. 10 4Od IL
Ohio and Mcb. 85a oOGenesee Extra brands 80
southern Pjony IL firm and in rood demand; the arrivals
the close tbe market yo good nQury sales Of bb
We Guote ,. - - a.. m 49,
Bat Alex and Georgetown mird 10 GOOD up 20 Vg 80 70
Balt AoI and Georgetown, kIira anu fRmly' ogV 9l
Rchmoud Country, Extra. SVO
Rye Flour, Western :.'''''''''''''ss n9ps ~
Rye Flour, ana Pennsylvania. b'U 10
dull but prices unchanged Gales OF 20 bbA We
Com Meal jersey g. 60 as3 Corn Meal Brrest ast
IS 80 Corn hea b., pu u IS a 10 so
Corn MeaLWesLW 3 80 a , 65
Buckwha, Flour dull and rather esder sales Of State 50 aS9
&3 S. and PeunsVlvans at SO 3OQS3 90 per lC 10
Mes-Fne White at 81 55G 81 6O do Yellow, 81 +20
81 4 Cose Meal VI 3S0Sl 80; Cob do el lS@Sl 25 Ground
Feed, 81 25GSl 3S
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
RAILWAY COMPANY

No. 25 NASSAU-ST.
THE COUPONS AND REGISTERED INTEREST, dBe MARCH !,
1872 m the FasT MORTGAGE BONDS Of this COMPANY will be
mad a, the Office Of Messrs LEONARD SHELDON FosTkR No.
10 WAN a, ON and AheI that date u L. LOW TfeasareL
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-17

GN- Advertise in the DAILY RECORD, lbe
oldest paper ia Venaugo County.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-17

A fne lot OF Imported Wines and Liquors
Just received and ior sale by GAFFNEY. Al
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-17
Asehts wanted for Ch .n's q areat
campaign book, The
Struggle OF ,'72:

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