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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

WrDvE-pAy March sBEEvRs-Tbe onlv arrivals since Monday
to-day, nearly all o which were tO hee
market trade ben rather SOW me 6ae Of otay
sod al SIC bulls thin AMI 203c for good 10
prime offering ~ Morris haG p Illinois Of them
selling Nv Sciu Luterbec u cwL, l2.c average. W Soeel
l b. Weshemer sold cars II at he H. Mes sold cars
coarse at Pc 81 n 4 aud - al y c. - 10 =
eW, \ Noses sold u cwt. at ne. 50 ID =
Clfse Lad . u Of them cwt selling at
l5a l1lc and 40 OF = cwt At l2c-
G. Kahn G. Of them u cvt Illinois steers ct l@c - nd-
A., n them 3 cwL Ne. with some bulls at DC
SgygP-Auyss DAYS ony ZU o which II cars we're at
Car nav qy selling b. J. " Pdcock. a23 Illinois 81 H. &c
No, ~ III h al 9c Of lo lO snd ls9 Ohio hne wool 90 H..
aisle ~ - ,,.- e. .,,- , , go. ,ti..,.
g d. at Toe . p,., mn an,
100 Ohio sheep 20 b, at Pc. and ~
c. ,sree 5 h. aSc very rough Virginia sheep Of less
-Arn,a. yesterday and 6OG otay3o ears 1t foTte'h
- Cmunpaw The market steady at oa6ic for city aud
SEE fo- Western dressed selling alive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21

81 Q, bay oulu,e Prime ur,se Rye ncnn,ny ESQ.,
Ssr S Wv. S apt ha sS 20 for s9S ss
MSh"sf $SGSn Per tim shsne a., fsIoad Fes'
CiKvrIssp March s--Fous IN demand add hm. Wheat dn
S %, No. Winter 10, Red , No. . S asS E a.
Peoeum-Rehned quet held at 2Iae ior ear lots 2@2 for
March sO-Flcus quiet 'sd anl'srcd Com market
yapec Shoulders ssc Clear SIDES. 'le Pork dull and nominal
BrrTsc March STEADY, s,ls Of $50 bbs range;
What d1 o5e car Duos sPn1s a. H t"IS Qss' a. %
Sc car lots at s the raet 't ec o a4y
s, e Di Eys sas n S Hrwoc, no%nsy e. fellow
rate, PSt a fis E,S q So md 9rc,n wte ,
ard fmiNo 81 49, No T. 81 2J Oats in fir demand IND
sye I've Ii f dt%Sud aad higher No j. Barley ssd1
fl Sc Pork quiet and u7hinsi at I'll GO "a X
TorRpo March coFou dull egd anehanesL wheat sae. nd
Es Il d Corn higher Fh lIel 80 Gisle OF, get
ecpt- CS bah Wheat p Io, CoI1' @ oI os, P
DETROIT March 2oFour quiet at 81 2J@sl 90 W9e1 Heayi
~ ; ~ o No ost, ia iir semsod At 9,c Clover %
sa Is TO- RECEIPTS Flour bush heat shipments
CnlesSo MsTS soFoar eSics Spring Double Extra
- so Wheat OTened tc;,ys and closed dull No SPnf
Sc Ee-Tc stronger and higher at 7aiic Bale, No.
spring noni.sy Sgc Ps9.iA99s "saA FSh - , ~ I .
Clear R6 Sides 81 u5lc Clear Sides dc Dressed ho-noe ogr
cefs~soO0 BIZ Flour, huh Wheat 90 bush Corn = 90
Flour Loo bush Wheat 1900 BUSH Cora, loo bush OA'' 800
hush. Barley 5W0 lors. 800
1T Louis March H-lolr quiet am unch1Ngeh "ifst
unchanged; no Winter Red 81 C0m-Nht, aud trur
grades weak; Mixed innlc.; WLs MIi IS 6c Oats
dali uuchauged Barley choice Iowa. Rye
No ouit .8c WHISKY sedy 81 sc Tobacco steadi LnsS
Leaf 5T0@l2 Hemp lrmer 40 6T
a ~ m ff choice Crd Begging q1et ~ - Mile. loIA
finer cash DrJ Sand Meats nominal; Bacon tImer job
bin. or los at DC for shoulders, 90! FOR sides, Ian hrn
nonlal higher, o. refused Live Hogs uuchangei Cattle IN
changet Recrp-J0O bDls Flour. 1904 bust. Wheat 1900
bush. Con. 900 Oats. 2,o0 bush Barley.
LOUISVILLE 6rm and unchanged Flour hrn and
unchanged quiet utcbnfc Provisions iuef but not
qlo.ah, higher shoulders, sac h 701lc Bulk Meats
du Shoude fc; sides c Pork quiet VIZ - Whisky
quiet Tohicco and Ih for all sIt.T nles 2i bhds
ALBANY. March 20 Wheat STEADY; No Amber state, lJ
Amber State. 81 II II; No. White ~ 100
%; White 81 " 70; Dch, c FancT Kalinazco
g sales, 1900 bush. Red Winter Toleo pnyato terms
Rye STEADY; sales 600 bush Stte 4 6c Barley steady % 10 cars
Canada private No. Csada
20. TWO-K0wcd State. No. NK,owcj yc, No
nom,uag No 8cd8tc; No Canada, ~ 0@
~ Canada 81 o0 Sl ~ Bay Qmnie. 81 lJ1 II - Com
Gnl No Western MIo !oc No 10 an High MI i RGuld
YeoH mail Barley Malt steady; C7mle, fol Two
Barley, fatl %; r from rnoi >iste
barley. 0sl T. Oats dull 81 - No state @, 81 1c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21

p.,.y, Mach 2l-Four Gnn hut absence Of business io
-. 800 Wheat finn; sales, 500 bush hfd western AZ ~ ~
al IS rive ne FIRM Yellow, '5a6c hIed Hsserh oe
oar d1u Whit. sac: Mixed JOd5ei Black SOC ff3ssohs
the oo~nwad tendency eonGqes Mes Pors tlS & SSoi
Pcke a1g- sruo,ed Hams lHl2c Bacon-hdes 5G.
en-, 6a6lc nd use TAlow, &C. QuercTon BaIs-No 90
yanc,d al sB. FlaIyedmaTke bare worth ,one en-
d ~ tp sugar dull and unchanged holtsfes acsei CuD4
WHISKY quiet Western IN IRON, 'Dd'le - ,rsui.. 9,,.
BALTsOkg, MaIcL 2Cottoa duh and pomhaii 10"
Fou quiet Wheat active and hnneri Penns} ~ al
White Southern, bOdb4c It1" 40 ul
6O0Glc Oats uncha geo snd nuI
an ct unchanged Provisions 6rmeri New Mes Por - 20
hplk Nea-shoudeTs SIC Rib sides, be Clear RIB hdes tas
10 unchanged and queti Hams eait al - 90
Lard WeseE Butter active but unchanged "hsA' %
Ai 5sstDbr ., ..,e.. ~, NJ,
CIycISxAT March STEADY; Family 81 25G ~ 90 Wheat
an and 81 GA ~ c. Corn quiet and ureiht'd
st44a45c Rye a8aJc Barley dul md uncnsel a. C%
"a lueI Inn; Choice ZHc PoIk duh AMI unchhsto
IL sskei Land 49ic Bulk Meats 1nnd nights boilers
nm Shoulders, 4c asked Sides atc Live Hog steady feele'
4 g0hesd. Whisky dull Guf lower O.. Doc.
OswEGO March !iiosr sedy snf gncl.fei 'n'' - ~. a.
Wire Winter 25 iol Double Eun Nbeai dal ah uge
80 Milwaukee Cgb ri a8' Red Winter ltli thoce p" b
C.p,a, D. dg OF cal lots a. Al 9i9e BaHJ IsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21
COTTON sIARKErS.

Arcrer 2o-Cot,on dun; Midlag', Gle: receipts.
go 20 bales
PHlLiDrLrHIA. NJ .rciI Cotton quiet Miad ,'ir
NoEfoii. March 2n.-Cotion elly Low M'1- ic net re-
cept ales eypors-cote - bales; salts i balssi stock
iClghelc.
NEw.ORtYtvs. Mrh coCoton quet and veal; u ,n;, 'lr
receipts, U1 lars gross %! bales eHpoo Grat Bui,
2J Barcelona ln haes; 20 mur 49, bales to arre,
2iG bales; sales ! 01 bales: stool, 1890 bale.
GALVESTON, March 2toi,u Good Or n1rv r ne' re-
eps e1pOltscoasWe 81 bales; sales. ~ bales s'ck
abti5 bales
Maren 2oCoton quiet bu. arm MiidIu;' 4'ic
btau, coast
wise. log tal'g sales 5tp bales; stock. ii5 bales.
Ho>roN. 21-Coun quiet; Mid 2 net receipts lOJ
bales, gross 2i3 bales; is JD bales; STOCK. tWA bal
MoBiLE March 20toitrn du and carr Mtilng, Nc net re-
bel bc. stock. i2hiJ bales
LOUISVILLE March Cotton qnlot aud Midlrcs llc
CHAIrsToN. March 2'Coon quiet; Mddlnss BE-; net re-
crs bales; eIpoc0astwc lJ baeg saie, 100 bales; STOCK
2if2J h1les
C>CissATI. Macr 2p-Cotton Rat; Miilnss, '1c
MFvPIs. i1rch 41COtoH Il,i ad WelAi IL in- y --'c.
lIi bales.
JAl-i,,r March CCoou steady. Ndlag. 22'c. nr roep
baes. gross, - tales Cposcoastwse 40 hl!cs se III
bales, s.pcl. l,i0 hles ...,,. a.
WI iSG..v March ,.Coi'ou o-- hu s'c7r Niliugs 2c;
lp.s. ipl bales soca. 40 20 bale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21

T,tr mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamer Holsa-
IA Mi, close al 1245 p. L. at the Merchants Exchange
Nos N and 81 rtnest
The mining market has been active and stringent. The
General rate on call to the stock brokers has been 131
and Icc interest though il6 fat and with interest
by no means uncommon. The bond houses were accom-
odati 30 currency to gold. About the close Of bank
hours money eased up AID Lenders accepted and per
cent Commercial paper dun at $ to l. per cent
Government bonds were dan and generally steady at
about the average figurcs OF Yesterday Fisk Hatch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

T,rN NORTH TtssFB dnd H1tV01df
N,,b 20 20 pigs Ashes ptgs Brandy lCaa. pkg BeeswsI
toS I Cotton A. DIGS Dried Fruit 2.jOo bbs Eggs 842l bbl
Foor So zoo bu.h $50 bush ost 300 bush MALI 800 BUN
49, III bsgs Grass See 39l bb Beans, 2O bbls Corn Meal ~
@ ,n Meal 100 bbs Oatmeal % bales Hemp 1886 Hides -
hes Hides n ga 10 49, sides Leather $40 bbs spnt' IuIytn
& a. M Tar $3.50 bbls Ro,in, lao pigs Pork ~ pgs Bee
95 10, Cut Meats pkgs Grease S27 pigs La 100 pigs
~ cs Rntter lS4 pkgs Cheese 81 pigs. Talow 100
i ar OH J3 bags Peanuts JOS Pkg Rec 2O 6@Ies siaren 20
W ~ pkgs Wine Oaa $500 pigs Lead 100 bbis Oh
SeT ore N bags Mustard seed 3O5 sacks chrome Ore
Ia ~ salmon q baes Broom Corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21
The fooving wore Tho comparative eaTnlne7 OF Ile

The eloss earnings of the Louisville and NashylHe
Railroad and the branches in Kentucky FOR the month OF
February last corresponding month OF lSl were
follows: 1871. February (estimaed NI46So 'G Io'-'
February (estimated) s24.l53 &C. increase s3O5S2 A.
The philadelphia stock market was steady To-Day
PENNSYLVANIA g. sold az lO7; Philadelphia and Ere
Railroad 26l: Reading Railroad, &c GIG; and Pennoyf
vania Railroad, 5sS Gold closed at 1893
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21

The range Of gold to-day has been 1O9i and no. with
the chief business at the intermediate fraction The in
ducncos in force about yesterday. the lower
premium being dependent upon the immense business in
Erie done for foreign The rates pad for carry
ing were ?. 5, L. 81, 4s, g. :, 8. and T. gold. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out In coin account
redeemed FiveTwencs, making total of S2 $4,000.
and dsbursed in coin ineresta total since Janu
nary of S $4,000. The days business at the Gold Ex
change Bank was as follows Gold cleared s5s,9isOOO
gold balances s7379Oo; currency balances s9,iOl655.
he OnOtatiOns as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS FOR
sale at 92l and interest by HENRY CLEws g. Co.,
No. % Wall-st. New-York. ri

CONNECTICUT SIXES.
State of Connecticut six per cent bonds purchased
at par and interest by
LOCKWOOD g. Co, o. Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21
CITY OF HOUSTON, TEXAS,
JACOB Z, SHEPHERD C CO.,
BANKERS,

f6I TWENTY SECOSD-ST.. CHICAGO
WE TRANSACT regular Banking business in ali its branches
-FOUR PER CENT INTEREST oNei daily balances Of Banks
Blnlc-s. Corp,rations and Individuals
ADVANCES TO CORRESPONDENTS apon approved Coiieas.
RAILWAY BANKING in III legitimate FORMS leading specially
INVESTMENT SECURITIES of the highest grades always hand
COLLECTIONS on CHICAGO specially all other points
usual terms
ILLINOIS SECURITIES specially. Our Chicago House affords
ever, y Tor Investments any part upon ft mort
e.cr, o. ia local Municipal loans.
HANDBOOK OF ILLINOIS SECURITIES" seut free upon
snIlc stnn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21
THE MARKETS
Ecarefullr reported for Trr rn1nrrr

"WEDNESDAY. March 90 ls72
ASHEShe receipts to-day 80 pigs Pots remain ve quiet
steady AZ s8 =. Pearls dull ami nominal.
COIONThere only moderate demand today and the market II
tc lower sales 2322 bales 49, last EVENING" including 46 for
port 2l for consumption and - speculation; LAST evening
after mMarch 400 % 1lGc april, ole 1890
Y c 100 at BE. 300 at Y lltc 800 2c 4OO 500 at
y iltc 200 at 22c 1900 at 22c Die p lGc
M at 2l June @ At ale 100 at BE- 800 % ilGc 200 at DC
March, 800 80 p l6e go 2lc. 200 at Arrl
400 at p Lice 90 at Re- 800 Lie go De- - Lie
so RE 1000 al p life; Ma 40 p Gc, go 2c; z0)
At p &c 100 i notice alter III, My 200 AZ = llltc 10 t
22lc 2oo at p ll6c June, 400 q zc 100 % lice total 1870
lal... W. inLal "a. nm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21
Savings Banks
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.



The supply of horses on sale in the Bulls
head market and ut the sales stables throughout the
city continues very large, but there today scarcely
any demand beyond the usual requirements Tor city rail-
roads. stages and common work, At Mcssr'. EfEcr &
Chases city Auction Mart aud n. Y Tattorsas the fol-
lowing horses were sold:
Description. harf~ Years i..T.
r...
Black l5s -"
And Eve from 900 500 bead -
At the close OF the sale Major c. W. Barker the oihcl
ating auctOnecP, notice Of y large sale ot nm
bred trotting stock lie held Friday next, March ~
at the private stable, No 25 West Forty -ithit Inc
horses to he brought t0 the hammer the property Of
=. ID. Bruce, esq and include pair 0 coach horses
blood bays, sired by Mambrlno Columbus, dam thorough
bred, l6 hands high, and years old. raised by Tie
owner; the trOlting horse Lucky Jack, iJ3 hands,
years, sired by Alexander Norman, dam ~ Pilot can
trot IN 2:80 bay Juncy Smith, by Edwin Forrest.
dam by Pilot jr., grand-dam by American Eclipse, IS
hands. years, can beat 285; bay mare jessie krA'
sired 10y Clark Chief (he sire OF Nicotne dan ny capt
Walker 1872 hands, years, she won the iOurN cdr0d
stake White Plains last Fall, and beat 80; and
several other horses also, dOgCarts and WAGONS, har
ness DC. All the horses viii be warranted sound. and
the sale will be without reserve whatsoever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21

in tn, southern state securities 1rnueNSeeS were
,tr,n- as were the North Caronas. and Virginia con-
soils M latter rising per cont 20 53 Now south Caro-
n,s v,-. weak in both the July aud October issues de-
.nin. TO Per cent. Nj ours were steady at "a. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21
Gorsce, Carriages, 6arnr55, &r.
BREWSTER x Co., OF BRO0ME-ST.,
I'D OFFER Al THElR WAREROOMS
5TH-AVE., CORNER or 14li-ST.,
Their completed stock Of


Their completed stock Of
EIEGANT CARRIAGES
for ,ie IRE EFT season Including all the b"nc vagls rom ors
tn Lonol and PaIs designs ~ ~ ne TO
Ne-known Boome4t Factory ihef Stock s
incules full a,,0uin Ut OF the
BREWSTER WAGON,'
an without tops aud OF weights cl m fp ~ p'a
diving Thee 70 be TIE STANDARD Zoo glt
vehicles Ia stock ".,t' equal ~ AT
built of the valued cicr am al
pRtCJrla 20 al
In order preeut the public to har 10 mind that
with Jpr stock Co. - tinfgs
similar 20 "uf
own and now Advertising tself i Oh House 81 Brewster
only place business beng tao Factor Boomsi aai arc
Va P,itI-Iye. .....,.,..,, -.
A ELEGANT CLARENCE, ONE COUPE,
~. very light one With sPnnn tour aal E'seat feeons
DogCar buggy Wagon aud g suitable ioi
DO double set VI IllAe an cpu anu
used b. a private family. ApiIy - VI ,Ohl'I,
HARNESS, Saddles, Brides, and Horse
Equipments generally, at M0SENAN Bros "a Chauhr'sot
IL ARNESS, Saddery, and Horse EqulpmentSat
prices. JacoboS kl IL iorn Co III Chimnesst
HyIGH-BRED, well-matched coach and speedy
WIN A. Saunic Bnggssiabe, c0r flist sol 7a a'e
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
COMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are being alb
sorbed by an increasing demand for them.
Secured IA they are by a first mortgage on the
Road. Land Grant, Franchise and Equipments com
bined in one mortgage, they command ut once a
ready market.
Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing OF
the loan. Principal and interest payable III Ood
Interest at eight 81 per cat per annun. Payable
seIni-annually, free Of tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, $1,000, $500, and 500 Con-
pOns or Registered.
Price g7i and accrued interest, i'll currency from
February Is, 1872.
Maps CirculaIs Documents, and information fur
nshed.
Trustees. Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
New OTk
Can now he had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country, and from the IN
dersigned. who nnhcsitatingly recommend them.
TANNER & Co, Bankers,
No. II Wall-st New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21
The DAVIS transactions at The II. s. Sub. Tleasl

III0 UdE ITuISdVTIOIS III ITt T. = oUU WIts
Ca3 S398o 10 Currerry S3l353 -
GoI s34lti ca Currenc' baance. 6t,5 Oi
Ge6 bssBce.... 727J9O9 a. Customs 1870 90
Currency receipts. 1880 .Oi
Foreign exchange has been quiet though slightly
frmer feeling was noted. Rates were, however unal-
eercd and arc thus nomiually quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21

C,r-I-l: .tpi, hrai t s4g To-day ~. c'rs,
&c cars Tor he enc ir last week NI'e soag ni active
WIN re uy Ic bet tr than s of y. hcd
tsr,, oclrrS sri ,er ranging 1 H. n - 'G 20;
5lrd Illinois steers ranging from 21 20 1876 o. at - 90 %;
i lead Ni. steer. ~. ITO 10 l13 ID, at - ~ ~
st J1e head state steers ranging ron iu' 10 80
IN 49, So 5G; 20 head Steers ranging from IN 10
48 H. +Ca bed Nch-an see ranging rom l-o 10
s1 H. nj S5G2l05 SheepReCcps 4 bead m'hine i''a
To-day head for the zine i H~k
Vt' verv fn at prices fully good as last week sales @ iei
a lecp ranging - % % n. at - J1 - 'i i heli
She IT, rang " 10 ~ %, a 80 T.. 40 'i w. p''
Dean. rrse on IS To- %. Il = lU$9 -. Hoff-Hnprf nce
AGAINST heal the TINE as week
trtsne; aiming of low rates SaeS OF 9 neal
RANGING from q lgl j.. It - Ji0f -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21

The FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BoNDs OF
the Logansport, Charlottesville and Southwestern
Railway of Indiana, bearing per cent interest
gold, free Of Government tax, payable quarterly at
New-York. are for sale by JOKES & SCHUYLER, No.
~ Pine-st. at % and accrued interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21

small amount Of the CHICAGO, DANvnIE AND
VISCENNEs First Mortgage Seven Per Cent GOLD
BONDS for sale at 30. As the Road is finished and
earning much more than its interest, the price is
very iow. Apply to
W. Is. SHATTUCK & Co.. Bankers,
% Nassau-st. New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21

BURLINGTON, CEDAR Raids AND MINNESOTA
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Gelp Wanlc0.
prlnIlug.

X1M. EYERDELL's SONS, lOt Fulton, ST. t.,
w LrrnOCRAPHC, STEAM JOB rHiNlh"S aa' hADI1
MANUFACTURERS
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Gmrscnens5.


NILSSON-ITAMiET.
"A ,,o LiS 1,I TTo q mIear; c ,6a s~
sI Mis KIT ITALIAN TiiG 6PIRs oospssy
To.soRROw (ftJDAI), Msr,b ~ and hONDAY. March 10
Mu. Maurice aud BE homo, ~. ..
a s .sas , S the 4Ssa &C GS S 6e ''' " " ~
IN rorr ACTS HA Hs5 Xix rADGEArx
MILE. CHRISTINA NILSSON. Ia her onenu o.,,y,,.
NiSs S%Sir Louise cAGy....,,.......Tue 2 2s
sLNok BkiGHOLi. '.n', e..
A9Ssf.IRA EtiG n.I 80;
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siGaoE ooLEfl i......ss.'. 'bo Of be ,,tort,Is
aiGSOR LOCArELLi .....is .roLoSius
L' scs i, 'n-.', s'a g o ',,9'' &C.
-' "a. So5s vi, 5e aa tie s'sr. saa,,~i
tons pr; Is es-u o. Do Fo,.l 'aa "c- 'o'"' "a' co.
I've .is Taii,ies ., u, Opera are IS f,loss;
Taes-s lIlc E,nde so,sp s,soiy .siso Platoon.
TTarspa-rle G,rl.u ,eeae.
T1'seaa S-il,mir' .al ihe Queen.
T, S With S %s s." n %s o" osi b, o, s
a sllos grows asI,rt brook
GI1SD M iSs' NSS1EtE. '''
o, s,1 E2gE,;TJ II q',VoI2
Ct VS SHAt y,RnA 4, AiislL I o. at. .'Gm4
a.....o- rAr @sILiGk S'' TmFSrH Ht 'i''H
l,'s'i Ve''-l he Aead'n also 1nl aol ln Drc4lviJ
nRO00KbdLYYiMS ACADEMY OF MUSIC
PAEErA-kOSA EEGLNH OPERA
90 luohSbM aud HAFlKDAY March q ald2
% IHURSbAl BOHEMIAN SiNi lANiA sni
SATURDAY, IKA DiAOvLD
Nr sASILM AND 4 STAR CAST
Seats resersed ct tr hcad'Iay and "a Bio.avsy
ROOTlr@ IllEATEk. BOOTH.
In coe-equence Of Mr. roo. anna,l c-r.ree-, m rileb,
c0mmeactg Mach -. he vii he sltrdra- Tor
weeks The Management 81, @ 70 -aaoe
Of g p-s,tut cfttfrneut u VI
EUNIN BOOTH
Nip sul alp,aF
WEDNESDAY THrRsDaY
FRIDAY SATURDAY
BElTUCtlO.
IN Town Iiyl,fs 1ragrlynf
1lL lOOLS RkVLAGE.
LAST BOOTH MATiaTR
o. SArt ilAt, atlt O'CLOCK
ar. BOOTH SIX rDWAED HOgTTHRR
in THf IRON CliSr
Doyh0"k ocu six DAYS Ter 80. DSous
Muse store. III Efoairay
on MONDAY Mkt. MARCH =
MISS LARLOITA LE tLLNQ
a. ROsALiND A. 80" L-gF IT.
NOOTWs 1IlLATER. LECLERCQ.
SPECIALIZE p'e,.ure --aoa lag
gagcne-t ul iio Charming and Accom- I-t.d Af-'.
Miss iAEIOiIA d. CLtttQ
A.I i.sa lfr o. d b ia,
MOAlAl Mkt. MARCH .,
}, 4OsALISD
:-ahciea tes bHi.ant COMEDY ~
- luR LES lr
Miss EECLEKCQ will be- ~. r. G. BANGS " .. W.
MAILER, AID the llli rcslr.ees Of O. c0muaas.
ittrs kpttf ut-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21
Ana ne following Tor CIV bank shaTc9;


IAIlrl.G boUl> VoT7 1'''Vo aNu fffoU n VI "' 7'VI
hy r,f.rs1r go tc ol...l lists printed above Tie bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21

jacksonville. Illinois,
/ Ioar et-lu.ivelr on Improved Farming Laris
Third 0neh he cash vans o. the l1D
The Of Deed Of Trust author sale for cah to
highest bidder without redemption
4 REQUIRES in certified abstract ~ TIL"
Secures lender pail 'smiannu
aly Both Principal Interest payable at Bank IN Y CIV
collected slthDu delay
Z No whatever 20 tie lender.
Nothing earthquake shall aow The broad and fertile
farms Garden State the absolute security Of these solid
and certain per We have loaned million Of
placed by this ls protest II 4
certain ten per cent paid seriannus Nelok Will satisfy you
address "a references and details
ACTUARY OF THE CENTRAL ILLINOIS LOAN AGENCY
jacksonville. Illinois, =. o. Box nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-21

based Cotton quality than
half a grade above below the grade quoted.
COtFEERo quiet and unchanged Good grades ofWost Inis in
ourel ae aud sales making second hands We
quote Rio Isl Jc MaracabO, 7.al9 Java 2202c god DUTY
paid.
FLOUR AND MFAThe demand for Four IS general and the
low grades Spring and Winter better Family grades firm hut
que and Supehne AT the the
dnll. salns Lhls We alo.c
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-02

We call the attention Of our read
nto the advertisement Of, the sale
Fads blythe Sheriff for delinquent
Ghr the fiscal year 1871. Owing
e& short time allowed the Sheriff
alQYemher to collect the tax aud
tremendous rush of taxpayers
a' his office at that time, there may
pave occurred -failure to note all
|ae lands paid on,and the Sheriff re-
quests us to say that parties finding
ny Of the numbers of their lands ID
lie delinquent list when the tax has
lsn pAid willplsase fsotifyghin at
nee and the correction will be made
y y q compliment to the tax col
ectorandt to the people that the num-
1oideainquents is smaller this year
ban ever before since the war, aud
y hope the number viii continue
y grow less each year.
F"fs f-~.stp NATAAN4 yM VIZ
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-02

Ne call the attention of eur read
ato on act recently enacted by our
.gislature published on the outside
Wis issue for the purpose Of secu-
accurate crop reports. This Is
experiment that viii cost the State
~ thousand dollars, but ifthe IN
non Of the bill is carried out, and
have every reason to believe it
~ Msssrs wan s Rafter,
.aofaHrs bishly fseeated and
hkAlSeenfacnaa, Aafths money
we'll invested, and that the infor-
nation shown IN these reports vii!
ss1rgpts and pliabla We would
<nsst'g srgsTupoa ne parties e.
weed to furnish tie information
thsy Tux great pains to ascer-
's'a the facts and to give a full aud
Prompt report.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-03-02
Observation-Disclosures Bonner.

! Frcnhe day that the famous
horse "ster" became the property
OF Mr.. nncr, the name OF the re.
nowned,tter has been used to a
great eInt in advertising the
ledger. / goldsmith Maid has
beaten lter's time, aud a new
liteary erprize has just started
in Chica&lnder auspices which in
dictate a termination on the part
of the protors and publishers that
eclipses Beer in the field of JONI
palism.
I WATns.BERTs & co., 1888 State
ST., Chicagoe issuing"0UR PRESIDE
FRIENp, a " handsome illustrated
eight pageEerary, ireside weekly.
Instead Of eAndinga hundred thou
sand dollars horse flesh, they will
distribute th amount among their
subscribers f1S72 in the way Of
premiums. lir capital %premiami is
$4,000 In ubd States Currency.
IT is manifest bat the enterprisng
publlhers into to secure an inn
mense circulate for their paper and
it rs no less pbable that when in
ducments in thway Of premiums--
10 connection 18th a readable and
first class jourh--are offered, the
enterprise will tove a grand sue
cess. The pream list is large and
specimen copiebt the paper and
premium list SET free to any ad.
dress.