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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-14
Oneida Township.

Our late senatorial contest was a
pretty fair specimen of a western
storm, but for tempest in tea pot
recommend me to the strife for Of
fee and honor at a sub-district meet
ing tor the election of sub director on
last Saturday. The retiring dignita-
ry toreseeing the loss of power, neg
lected to publish the notice of cleo
ton as by law required, but his sub.
jects met At the proper time and
place; hearing of this meeting he
proceeded to the place of disturbance
arrived with a copy Of the school
laws, which he Kept under his arm,
ana proclaimed the election null and
void for divers reasons; but upon be
ing asked to show tho law or permit
others to do S.. he waxed wroth and
proceeded to deLouncc the rebels
which producing no effect, he en-
deavered to dispense them by laying
violent hands upon an iron poker,
which caused such an agitation, that
the new incumberent of district hon.
ors in drawing his hands from his
pockets found revolving fire-arm
adhering to his fingers and pointing
in the direction Of the belligerent
ousted. The cabalistic words "drop
that" were followed by the ringing |
Of a poker en- the floor ana the re.
.reatlng footsteps of q rejected ex.
sub.
Many 'sspsrs cases of smallpox"
lave become var;oloid. Assessor
lessier is thus afflicted. Cause polk
NC around his neiehbors houses aad
skiing SASSY" questions as to their
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-14

OF the probability ard advisabil,ty
Of all extra session Of the Legislature,
the Council Bluffs NonpGriel says :
"Strong hints are thrown out from
Des MONIES that there will have to
be an extra session Of the Legislature
called to finish up the york which
the presen, Legislature will leave un-
done-that is to finish the Revision
of the Code. We arc in favor of an
Extra session two years hence. An
"extra" working session, with the
two weeks OF loating, On iull pay, left
out. Any other extra session the
people of the State are utterly OPP
posed to, believing there is no such
urgent necessity as to justify the out
lay of 100000 in addition to our
regular Legislative expense 81
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-14

worth, SO he could report to the
Co. assessors.
Carl Glorfeld who turned out his
horses to Craze about four weeks ago
has not been able as yet to turn them
in.
This tlirtation between hoary head
ed old Winter and coquet,ish Spring
is becoming tiresome. Should think
the old fellow, knowing he is on his
death bed, would pull tho blanket
over his ears and let young Spring
tuck him UP well for his long sleep.
But the amorous old fellow has to
take a peep once i'll a while to the
intense discomfort of the slightly
clad and shivcrlng Spring ana all
"the rest of mankind"
Some Townships in Tama Co. we
understand have a 'hard reputation
financially especially in school fund
matters. May this not to certain
extent be the result OF the lax way
in which Treasurer reports have
been made heretofore p? For instance
the books of the Secretary and
| Treasury show number and amount
of orders issued number and amount
redeemed and few hours work will
show the exact amount of principal
and interest unpaid; the amount OF
money drawn from County Treasures
and amount expended. per Treasures
account will show deficit on out.
standing mdebtness knowing this
amount the tax necessary on each
fund can be estimated exactly and
the necessary amount raised. But it
the officer merely approximates
amount Of indebtness and misses 1t
one to three hundred dollars on each
fund las they can and frequently dog
is it surprising that the next year
finds them as much in debt as the
present. This habit of approximate
ing or IN plain words guessing
amounts in financial reports we
know to be as common IS 1t is Ito
speak mildly injudicious and it
needs correction. ONEIDA.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-14

Some interesting statistics, showing the
increase of the various denominations in
the United States, during the past year.
have been published. The Protestant Epis.
copal Church reports an actual accession
to its communion Of "a l24, being larger
per cen'age upon its whole number Of
members (224, $3.50 than any other church.
The Methodist Episcopal Church reports an
increase of 3S,3b7, and total mem bership
of 1.172,099 The reunited Presbyterian
Church reported as received on eAamina-
on, last Year, 27,770, and a total of 455,-
1873 members. Tie Congregationalst had
1861 added by profession, and total
membership of 3055l8 The Presbyterian
Church (south) reported 1370) a total
membership of 81, $50 and additions on pro-
fessicn Of 1902. The regular Bap,ists re-
port total membership of 1,8i0,4O3, and
T,Io5 added by baptism, and 1886 e.
Guided and 2,271 cras.d.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-14

The Clinton Bee, "whilc such a
vote would amount to nothing, in a
legal point Of view" wishes the Leg
islaturc would authorize the taking
OF vote from the women OF Iowa on
the Suffrage question, and let that de-
eide it. Il says further: 1--WE would
like to see Joint election, carried on
il for nothing else, than to convince
the pantalooned grannics that Chaos
.-.a old Might" would not come
again 1t the women should 60 with
us to the polls, as they go with us to
church, to school, to the lecture room
or the social gatherings, all of which
they grace and refine.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-14
LATE MEMS CONDENSED.

One hundred and nine Ores, il
NV York. were cas5eii by coal Of
ana It's compounds, daring tho last
year. DARN. the same time, in th'
same city, thirty nine deaths BY scal,l'
and burns were from the same cans,
The iary in the noted Tichoorn'
case. i, London. has rc,urucd d vci
diet against the claimant.
The Marquis OF Quccnslurg Ii
been elected TO the House OF Lord
rs representative of the Peers c
Scotland, to fill the vacancy cause
by the death of the Earl OF Kellc.
Qaecn Victoria leaves for Gonna
ny on the goth and Will extend he,
visit 20 the 9th OF April.
Southern Germany !elt shocks o
an earthquake Oh the night Of III,
9Th.
rio Commissioners Of the Ph'la
lcl .l':a Centennial Exposition tnpt AT
Philadelphia on the Gil ana crganM
ca as follows Prosidti.t, Joseph i.
Hawiey, OF Conn Vice Presidents.
Dres,cs McClcvcland, Of n. j.; Hen
~ I'roba>ho, OF o.; VIZ. II. Eny.l
Of Ala; !. y. Crci.,h, of Cll. ; and
i;oberl Lowry, OF Iowa; Temporary
Secretary, Louis N. Smith, Phi.alel-
lhia. The President named the iol-
lowing Executive Committee ID. J.
Mcrrell, Of Pa; j. Y. l., pruyn, OF
\. Y; George II. Corllss, of r. l !;
VIM. Prescott Smith, of Md; w. NJ
Wood, OF Va; James l.. Orr, o: S.
e. John G. Stevens, OF N. J. and
.1oh Lynch, OF La.
Tie Mormon Constitutional Con
vention, Of Utah, has completed its
work AMI the Territory is now knock
tor admission as q State.
Tn, Senate Committee OF Inyesti
cation into the sale o. Arms, las in
visea NJ. Scllurz to sit with the Com
ml,tee With fn'! power TO interrogate
.."seoes, ana he has n"--vsea.
a.,e Western Woolien Manuf3c,ur
ei, Association have voted to hold
an eynositio-, 81 fl;-~-- 49,. n
\. j. Carney has tunnel States
efiacncc and is making some most
damaging revelations on the trial Of
Iayor Hall. lie ,cstiies that lie re-
cived but 35 per cent. OH the bill,
allowed him and that the Ring re-.
eelyel the balance.
The Mexican revolution continues
wnabatel.
The Pore las appointed Prs,a.c
for Poland. The office has long bean
vacant.
Connolly, one Of tie New York
Ring, has He'd the country. A SON
in law Of Connolly attacked the city
editor Of the New York Tii5w,e, for
some remarks made by the paper in
'sterence to Conolly's departure, but
he got whipped himself in the melee.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-14
T,lc "iIarnac,e' Question.


Messrs Nasson, Campbell, and
Others of the Iowa House of Repre-
senia,ives, have been inaulging in
some very reprehcnsi6io language
toward The press of the State The
intention of those gentlemen appears
TO be to procure the repeal oithe law
authorizing the publication Of the
State laws in newspapers, and they
seem willing to secure The accom-
,lishmcnt OF that cn,l by means un.
knownto honesty.
Last week, the bill for repeal OF
| Tho law above named, being before
| Tie House, SO many amendments
wore offered, and the desire OF the
| House to modify the law so as to
continue the publication OF the laws
IL the papers bei;;g very evident, the
whole subject was re-comn'tted to
the committee ot Ways and Means,
with Instructions TO report biil f0r
! tie publication Of tie laws IN The papers.
The committee of which Mr.. Mason
is Chairman reported q bill repeating
the law and providing 70. printing
lie laws on sheets to be lssaed to
County Auditors and by them dis
,ributvd. 1t was evident that if any
discussion was allowed on this bant-
ling it would be slaughter 3. II this
emergency, Mr.. Close, Of Blackhawk
County, came to Mr.. Kasson's assis-
lance and moved the previous qnes
ton, thus cutting off all debate. The
bill was passed by a very small ma
joriiy.
During the earlier discussion upon
.'lis s:.hject. Mr.. Kassor is credited
with saying that he proposed "scrap
ing the newspaper basnac!es from the
bottom of the ship of State" He
subsequently, discla,med the use of
such language, or any language en-
bodying suc. an idea. Whether or
not the language attributed to linn
was used by him, it cannot fail to be
evident to any koiorable mind, by
his course in reporting bill contrary
to the instructions oil the House and
then being a party to the dishonest
method adopted Of rushing it through
tile House without debate, that he
holds the sentiment of the language
irnpltel u h,,n. Whatsoever I'm
gnage may be attributed to HIM, it is
apparent that his whole course on
th;s no,rrr 1sea..Pi, "oil the
-.".vncement of this Session, up to
Gate, has been lnstigated by motives
OF hostility to the Press, as such, as
well as TO revenge fsncied injuries on
individual! papers.
We have already discussed the
subject OF publishing the laws in the
papers, and we still hold that the IN
torests OF tho people must be sub
served in tits matter above any in.
terest of the papers. But if the peo
pie ere DESTROYS OF the repeal OF this
law, we are confident that they can
find some way to secure it repeal
without sitting disc, ssion on it, as
well as resorting to trick to accom-
plish it. The people would have no
wrong righted BY unjustlfable means.
They will not do wrong that good
may tollow,-a deeper sense of JUS
ticc and integrity than that perya DIES
society. Even if there we're unan-
unity OF sentiment against this law,
we do not believe the actions of
Mason and his confreres will be leg
allied by the people. Those super
serviceable economists will find that
the people will repudiate them the
next time they come up for Office
and such reputation they richly de.
serve. !
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-14
ED WRIGHT,
Secretary OF State.

The Wapello Republican endorses the sug-
gel.ioh far paying members Of the Legisla.
tue by the term instead of by the day
saing: "rhe proposition is to pay $500
anl then let them take just as many recess
easr stay ut the cepital rs long as they
phase. If they conclude to fight it out on
TIT line all summer nobody will object.
" rather like the plan"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-14
CHAPTER 16.

AN ACT changing the time and manner Of
administering official oaths to School Di-
rectors.
Section /. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State of Iowa, That any
school director or director elect, is hereby
authorized to administer to any school d.
rector elect the official oath required by
law, and said official oath may be taken on
Or before the third Monday in March fol.
owing the election Of sub-directors.
SEC. 2. This act being deemed or imme>
date importance, shall take effect and be
10 force from and after its1 publication Ia
The Daily Iowa State Register and Iowa
State Leader, newspapers published at Des
Noines, Iowa.
Approved, February "a, 1872.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the raily Iowa State Reg
lister, February q, and Daily State Leader,
february 26, 1872
ED WRIGHT,
Secretary OF State. 3
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-03-14
CHAPTER Ii.

l CHATTER 10.
| AN ACT to amend Section six Of Chapter
ninety-two, of the laws Of the Twelfth
General Assembly, entitled /" An act Il
encourage the planting and growing Of
timber, fruit trees, shade trees, and
hedges"
Belt enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State Of Iowa, That section six Of chap
ter ninety-two, laws Of the Twelfth General
Assembly, be amended as follows:
SECTION 6. Such board is also empower
ed, at the came time, to make similar cy-
emption f-r every half mile Of hedge, and
for every mile Of shade trees along the pub
lie highway, and for every acre Of iruit
trees planted and cultivated as an orchard,
and to make one half Of such exemption for
every quarter mile Of hedge, and for every
half mile Of shade trees along the public
highway so planted and cultivated, and to
establish the rules and regulations in refer
ence to the planting and cultivs,1ng Of
hedges, shade, and fruit trees, al the dis
lance at which they shall be planted, which
shall be complied with by persons osking
such exemption.
Provided, THAT under this act, and the
net to which this is amendatory. no person
shall have to exceed one-half his real es-
tate exempted from taxation. And r,rovid-
ed further, that the owners or proprietors Of
nurseries for the growing Of forest trees
shall not be entitled to any exemptions for
any trees grown for sale alone. II
Approved, February 21st, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

FRpst, March l-BEEvRs-Todays st
mapsw WeehaWken making 1853
MONDAY
bat the tie an and unch aged
2lc choice, strictly
with Psrhs dozen head sold at 2i Gig The do5es Cmmuni.
0f the Morris cattle Moses sold es Of Illinois ,tse G. az cvt at
l dllo = b. Westemer sold Of fair Illinois steers
lle W eiege g cs st lie, aud schuster can
cwt I4dc G. Kahn sold his carloads Of good Ohio cattle
at i d2c y n D. COney, for Newell ears Of good
TO ehoce Otio steers, .! cNL. AZ llt dlJc- - -
The 10 loads WeehaNken all blei to W v Woods r
T. had OO l,lO 10, live soil Oic
p ~ to gross Charles Pagan
t1I dtl cwt lOc ~ H. A. Mohcue s,i
az Illinois ers strong HE n and DO
ls M live weigh vepg a. OF head, fraction lOio
s n 70 aress " u to IL eWt EO had Of Texans not
sold. .,-- 49,, - -. -.
SHEKP-Recepts were 10 COmncpas s9d cars At Forty
sguthst total to-day Of 247 head ~ 80 sAoe
against week The qlsy s seheIAy s,o
among offerings several carloads Of extra uANoo
tempted the buyers the highest pnce oi the as
the 9!c n. No sheep Ee shown nl ts
extreme range Of sales was s4ss b j. ~ rSeA % MS Do
" 70, tt Pie; $50 prime DO, sol N, rs
3e5 fair DO s5 ID, AZ % 30 O9i and 6t ordinary Ws.iIa
&c y y Judd buckingham, late yesterday go meamN
Ohio 50 B " 16l do 80 D, a. 1e ass state (tne
So9 81 n AZ gsc; and 3 dO 9J n &c Hume Elliott sold
IS9 prime Oho sheep WOOL 81 h sic l62 good do 30
H. SIC rather ordinary do Il ., At c ~ mixed do ~ d.
&c. .
HoGs-Arrrals s Coumuupaw and OsS Porieths
Two light OHIO hogs pigs 10 average sold al 4sc
good M quoted Ste DrcSed hogs closed with hne tone
&c .oT Western, and q coic for city
New-York tribune., 1872-03-02

Of The have somewhat deyed BY the
weather still O so Of dkren Rowhs have been taken
smai sample Continent
reed Leaf between Odi2c Ohio at al5i Pennsylvania
l20i!c In view exporters look for lower
TALLON prceg sales
a 69tc. for Co nmsn to Choice
EsAIT-The Liverpool Pine continues quiet bat
prices firm Bulk dul and nomnay unchange quote Job
bng Ashon's Liverpool Fine G3dS3 Is Ter
sack; wOrhngton. Marshall Deakns Do 81 50sg 70, Hg.
russ do 70; Ground 81 dac per
bush Cadr Sc. and 81 Martins 40d45c
sPCES-The market descriptions very quiet
puce without qu0tahe change qa0e: Mace 15d I'll
Penang Numes Pc s Pepper al lie for SumatA and lsd
l3c singapore; Pmeno l6ic. Giugt OIc Calcutta and
llc. for Afrcan Bri Peppers At 5Gl6c-an gold
WHISKY and 6nneri sales Of 30 bbls,
New-York tribune., 1872-03-02
financial.
pROPOSALS for sl25.OOO

pROP0SALS for Sl2j,OOO STOCKS and
BONDS Of tho CITY Of NEW-YORK.-SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received a. the Comproefs Oce New
until SATURDAY. March 5I al O'Clock viii
b. publicly opened for tie VhOe the
rel and Eeuaye thousand dollars of Stock ami Bonds City
New-YoTk. 10 Wit;
DOCK BONDS. Authorized BY Chapter s7i Section G. LAzs
Of HI payable November |,
ADDITIONAL kEW C80TON AQUEDCCr STOCK an
tonre by Chapter 80 Laws Of 1915 payable August l. 1900 us 100
kt STOCK ard BONDS will bear interest PER
CENT per snaun payable On Tie as ty Of May s VTebeT each
e Proposals vi state e amount Of STOCK ,,a Boni. sedr.a .nd
the price hundred dollars thereof and the whose Pro
sceptel VII aeupOu be required deposit with the Comp
to the awarded to them rrspecvey together With pre-
thereon, when they viii BE- entitled certificates for
equal Ysae Of the swaT1ed beArns
interest," from the da.es Of payment
Proposal should be sealed and nfrsd PrOpoa for Stocks
and Bonds OF the City Of New York. ul csed cool envelope
addressed 10 the Comptroller.
No BIDS will be e0nsidef1 al less thsB par.
The night reserved the Of the Conpo % rsect AaT OF
all Of the bids 10 hI judgment The interests OF & Corporation re-
care t. ANDREW II. GRIM, Coz pifoNer
City NewYok, Department OF Finance, ColpFs ONE, Feb
ruary %
New-York tribune., 1872-03-02
TOTAL REcFIPTs OF PRODUCL.

TfssfB hQIIOduL.
narcb Ia pkgs Ashes pkg+ BeeswaI LA bse Cotton q bos
bb Copper Drei Fruit go bb4 bggs
7e bbs Flour, y O0 bah Wheat 6I40 bush Corn, t19 bush
Olt. bush Barley 9l See 5s bbs
Beans 2 B. T. Peas SO bbS Corn Meal 81
bags Meal Hemp l!s bales Hops 31 Hides as bales
HIDES $3.50 sides Leather ~ bblS Spirits 1urpeBt1e 2e bhs
Tar 7 bbls hOap 81 pEEs Pork 22 psEs CT Meats 5 s
pcs Bue pk Cheese, % pkgs Tslog, 50 bbs Lard OIL S
Dressed Hogs 30 bags Peanuts 800 bOIes Starch 2O hd Tobacco
bole~ ,bacco 76 bbs WHISKY l3 bales Wool " bales
Tow on b Red O II bales Skins 20 pieces sPee
l. .na.s Elar.ref
New-York tribune., 1872-03-02

CATrLg-Rscep 05i head making the wekt supply fa
agns; SO last week market quiet and onv f lots offering
saes Of 6J head Illinois liza b. IS 20; AZ bead
Michigan steers averaging om or to 1893 o. - 5 head
mixed Western, averaging I,OJ0 n, az 81 8Tl.
SHEEPRcep 40 head; supply se7 sgalas, II 0Sl
head last week Evsr1hnc has changed sud the
sales Of $50 Ohio sheep from y i5D
ss6 . head Kent1ky sheep lambs aveagzg l40 - So
HoGsie 12i head max supply for lie Eeek, 40 head,
against 94bead last Market uei only offer
iagi sales Of IA lead std Averaging 2O H. a. 81 Ci.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-02

asc net receipts los bales 'ioei ~ DO bales net rteePf s
veei III hssi erpor-;e Great Britain go bs 70 The Cont
Dent bales ASH bales; Of t also bales
~. LOuls March -Coitou dull and nomnay ower hdd7g
2e receipts OF the week CO. bales; shipments 2s9 bales
sELEA March lCouSoes, 1871. $3.50 ba,S i2 3f bslefi
receipts Of she week, 62l bales.
NAsHymLE March lCoton quiet; Lov MiiIngs 2oie soel
l1 77 bales s 6ea bales receipts Of ihe week, 800 bslcs
shipments lO4 bales-
New-York tribune., 1872-03-02
MIDLAND RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE
y Per Cent Gold Bonds,
LIMITED. TO $40, 900 PER MILE ON FINISHED

The rapid progress toward oompleton Of this great Tuak I'm, rom
to the West and TO Cands enables Offer 70 investors at
par further limited hvo5te securities
Upward Of $40 miles Of this road including NevJersey section
,esdy finished equipped and Operaou snd With respOn
parties have made or h completion the srt day
July When this hs have been accomplished Its earnings
be largely and highly remunerave has advantages least
equal hose Of Its competitors for both local and through bus
bung for cash, Of hieh nerly Sc 600 Aas ben
J4rAed bV nbipoa Ga roek at PAR. The uorL sabssna
and reaihg equipment has sIeeedd 10 $4,000 per mile
which kEs dR onShd o. the which Of the trunk
lines Of roads leading from NeSYo apIe and which they
paying good dividends
In Of these facts the Midland First Mortgage Bonds bo
g,rteh frstelss eourT-ue safe GOVernmen and by
making the exchange present difference price holders Of
lind E0nd' vu re % per moreor upon
fHresef Ddn ne holders Of GoreHweaf Bonds
NJ,
New-York tribune., 1872-03-02
ALnAxr LIVE STOCK MARKrr-M.rcn

cssPeeept, + ear loads those Of week. m,e
rules du md ueGnu grades plenty Prices
dun weights ranged from f less hsn the general range
from Sheep and LAmbRcpts ods short Of
last week; market stong and business active; Fine Wool
COsrse DO, 1dGlci Lambs, y G9c
New-York tribune., 1872-03-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.


Ii C n1le'
0yLS '@s' ~
igt5s old g2i 1865 g14 Teu-Forles, S4
PARIS March IA m-Reutes opened at 56L Sc ANN
LIVERPOOL March le3J mCoton opened quieti m9lnng
Upads utA; Mailing Orleans, L lltAi sales Of oe wees o. "
bss speculation STOCK 10 port ot
2 American receipts Of the wees lo'gN bales % ~
bgeastuHs
~ Receipts OF neat az
port the past days 5000 quafters soVJ ALneIo%
IoNpOy March L-TallOw - gd4S e cwL - ,
PAR The weekly settlement of The Bank OF France ubhsoed
to-day shows increase Of 5OO durug the past week
{ PARIS March l.-p --RClteS az ~ J3c
LoSDoN. March l-l.jO m.-Amercan securities qlitL
LIVERPOOL March lila nCOtou is heavy Mddhng pAd
lla Nj ding Orleans AL stock OF Cotton a. bOthd 70 u u
ron bses-l75 bales American PORK 90 pr Dol iof
Al, .- ool
fr the account United veIWeny bouas 4 sit IS
old. 9l. 1865 vt TenF0rties, 80.
PARIS, March lp mReutes closed At 56h zoe ,r, r.
LrvFRPoo March is mCotOn closed heayr; dihng Ip
I'D mddug Orleans llid sales OF the dA SCO bales Iye
of Cotton nearly dle rom "a
vnu or Charleston Id sni 81 nearly due from
Newrsns lad Manchester favorable and causs
3 iulress in the Cotton market here. .. -.
LONDON March l-Reaned Petroleum, lTdl7fl y gallon -,
March l-EyeuiHg O, - lo ~ 10 T. tn
| Spirits Turpentue IS T.
LIVERPOOL, March lEvennc Spirits InrTenh" 20 per csL
| Bacon, y per for Short Rib Midlies.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-02
aSU BEEF - PACKING rAisD
BHDOELys NAM q ]. l- -


pFTRJLEI rude iune fe delivery has quoted
shade Grer Moderately active sas Of 800 bb lar;
Ber vtek 01uvey quoted Al lJc cargo u shipping orier
od M tB cof Vedaed quote Ul lic; the Greek
marie oonuue rule dull and closes vtk a. = o Upper and
s n Iover 10y .pot. 900 bbll Lower Road
uoo Reanee ruled bot the oi ght greatly
rr-rls business heard Of sales a-t qao a. ~ 4ici
ss mi nominal a. 2a2 Nsphhs quiet 81 loC In Philadelphia
~ artei Is fr O0 bb az 2s. sD4 500 bbs At re, sold
yesterday, the higher pce Is The carTtI 4lJ'Aon Quay ior spot
and S2lc for .ast bali of March
RCf-Domes demand and frn gs 100 ies 81 y use for
a IS dui stock, u 200 bags foreign and CO. tes
suGARkas sugars du spd prices nominal At qs,e ~ H 10
Resting 9c RehHed slow Of % a. u. are
H. Il4r litc for WheA llid!e for Brra G. stock l1s
hhs $50 hhds Bugish Island 1871 Lids
Martinique toa-54s bids D fC boIes 05j beg and i2o hh4s
hsslo
kFLD>-oye dul tBt 6m Ohio qn0ied a. y a1. and
Indiana and 0 l0 sales only Of l5a bags Fancy
49, l,nshd Moderate and the market
o. s 9 bush. Of - D.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-02
Diuioeuo Notltes.

THE COUPONS due March I, 1872, on the
outstanding FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF the MONTGOMERY
AND EFACLA RAILROAD Co s be CAsHED ess Government
ohce and after hAt
bEOETf OfDihE Il o''i - 1'As'A1-'|
Ner-York Feb. "a. 1872.
gEHE INTEREST COUPONS aud BONDS OF
the CITY TOLEDO Ohio. doe and maturing will be pad By
the importers .nd Traders National Bank of ae C q NeEfO
o. kLEMM. Auditor City Toledo, o.