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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18
eEsI ~ la4A DNTNHOM YAQaa aQNaBLIIaTN YnkQ 0NLI
ITeatOat' achievement Iof modern dlplo,

greatest hnieyetnent ot modern dlplo
mhSI,l TgEygL a'Eilh8Jkl ,aaa.isFT
Abiding to personages who 1flgufet
on the occasion Of the recent Liberal Re
publican meeting, he spoke of Greeley
Whose name VAS greeted with three
eheera) as q man whom he honored, and
nom whom he received the first lesaonl
of Republicanism and who taught him L
tbecome Q good protection tariff mkn. TAD
plause. Hewas sorry to see his mentor
1.-TWO days before. the Connecticut. election
speak In favor ofrevenue tariff, IN obposi,
tlon. to his previous, ,teachinRs.fs He
(6lekles) followed Greeley and bis teach,
ings inside tho Republican party, and
There be- proposed 10 stop. fEoud ap,
plause. He could not follow .Greeley
or any other teacher out OF it, gAlludlng
q, Carl SchufE, Gen. Sickle said that
General lSchura wasa distinguished mem.
Der of a. class rather numerous IN this
country. Germans and 1rish, who are by
profession giftedwith remarkable talents.
For the first forty years after he became a
naturalized citizen heput them to protlta.
BILE use, ,aa q. Republican stump sneaker,
drawing good houses and taking we'll
His price was deseryedly .high and he
always got Il. President Lincoln beney.
olentlyl BuperaddedI TO : these temolrl.
ments several livery atiatterint 4pIbllc
employment In one or, two ioteiFn tSis.
sions, and aitefward commission a
Major General in the army Now Cen.
eralIS Schurz comes before rs and announces
that the great danger now menacine this
country, iS the alarming tact that the war
turned out two or three Generals Of 90
much popularity that tho people seemed
determined t0make ono or the other of
them President. Now there Ii ono com.
fort OF least about Mr.. schurz, It Is safe 10
say that, although I am not here to make
any criticisms In his military eafee, he
did not acquire anything In the fields Of
the war 70 unit him for any civil employ4
ment he Is likelyto get The first service
SchurH rendered the Republican party
was to elect Grant. Blair Is his associate.
Sickles said these foreigners, by profes.
sion, seek to cast the impression abroad
that one controls the Irish, vote and, the
other carries, ltlie German ] vote n his
pocket. But he thought they would find
out their errors. sickles spoke at length,
and concluded,as followst q a sFts5 !
The same Repub ublicAn party that elected
Grant In! 1858, and that has achieved a
live triumph without example in the his
tory ofparties, viii make Gen. Grant in
Novembernext his own successor. rGreat
applause, and then cheers for Grant (
lowing to the lateness OF the hour, We
are obliged to go to press without con
elutding this report 7Epsl ias id.,s 'ai .ah ,e,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18
Outrage and Lynch Law in Alabama.

+ NASHVILLE, April 1Z.-On Monday
night four negroes and a white man
named Walter Winfield entered the house
Of Mrs. N. Wilson, in Lewiston county,
Ala, during the absence OF her husband.
She ran out, but was pursued, caught and
rayished by them. Winfield, In endcav:
oring TO escape, was drowned in the Ten.
nessee river, near Decatur. The negroes
were arrested and placed in the custody
Of the Sheriff Of Lewiston county. While
on their way 10 Athens on tho railroad,
and at the Junction Of the Nashville &
Decatur and Memphis & Charleston rail.
road, the prisoners were seized by band
Of armed men and carried oil. What was
done with them is not known, though ii
Is supposed they were killed. They con.
fessed to the sheriff after being arrested
that they were guilty Of the rape. Mrs.
Wilson will probably die Of the injuries
received. if JED. Uls la3H lr
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Negotiations at a stand Still

NeBUIIHIIOhS Ut SIahu SIIII'
iNEwYoRK, April II. IA Aspecial from
London Of the 10Th says the arbitrationis Is
ratacomplete stand, ,still until alreplys sis
received from Washington to the EngliSh
Epfotest Tie nature OF ne Iprotelt Ia;
spires ilittlelhope ID The success Of the ne.
gotiations.
The Tribune says. the reply Of the Gov.
eminent to Lord Granville'S last note will
60 out today on the steamer. A copy Of
the replication TO the British case was re.
celyed BY the State Department and laid
before the Cabinet yesterday, but not read
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The Ieesburg Bofgi6 Committed
-f15 TtNC Hri to TAI. sid N ugF 40

IEEsBiBggi4s, Va, April ION tho yer.
dict Or the Cotoncr.s Jury, Mrs. Emily
Lloyd has been lodged in Jail to await
the action Of the Grand Jury, charged
with poisoning her husband, aunt and
based on tho facts Of the sudden manner
Of the death Of the, alleged victims, that
the druggists had sold Mrs. Lloyd arsenic
previous TO tho death Of several Of them,
and that Prof. Toucey, OF Baltimore, had
found arsenic n the stomach Of the last
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Cheap Mill Property
FOR SALE.

The new Steam Saw MIL at the head Of Wheel.
IDg leland Ia offered for sale on very reasonable
terms. This Mil Is capable OF cutting from 5000
to 10000 feet per day, and has the beat Log Haf-
Dor known. ALEC y acre Lot in tho town Of
NArti1s!erry VIII be sold separately or In connect.
distance above the Furnace and is splendid To-
Callty for Glass Houses or other manufacturing
bu ldings. For particulars, enquire on the prem
- s.B. WILLIAMS,
Cor. otWalnut and Second SIS, Wheeling Island.
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GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES

l offer OF private sale tho Patterns, FlaSks and
Fixtures IN Union Foundry, belonging 10 tho late
amo OF W. W. Miller q Co.
The purchaser can secure reasonable lease Of
the Foundry and grounds. The building Is %
feet by 6 feet centrally located with good Light
which cannot be obstIucted, and contains all The
necessary appliances Of a first-class JobbIDR
Foundry aE
For further particulars apply on the premises
10 q. D. MILLER,
JanY ReceIyer
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WISCONSIN,,

MgwAukgEie 6pfriii r7.-Ths hotel hs i of 2
The Pierce Brosp 9s River Falls wis,
was burned at O'clock this morning,
Loss heavy. A flre'thiS morning burned
Bailey d Grunslsds foundry, on Bosley
street. \ ttoss SS o0ee All rsIi r '.'' ..s 20
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ToR sALE-120 ACRES OF LAND
d Two and half miles above MAftlnsSilla, D.
au Deep Run, one-hAlf mile from o. q P. r. r.
ON mi tfact there a'e two Dwelling Houses, q
Gfiit NM, md Disttllery with capacity for 80
baShels pcf day and in complete order. 30 acres
Cleared, acres In Grape Vines small OEcsArd,
tSaefeS Coal. Also % acres River Bottom, DO
twOon G. q P. r. X. and River. A desirable
not With splendid view OF river for tiile6.
VIII bs sold on easy terms. I. IRWIN,
aD6 Real Estate Agent.
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Tho Cincinnati Coal Heaver., str,ke,

I'd! CINCINNATI, ApriI17.-Tho coal heav-
ers strike does not include the whole Of
that class in the city 30 far as 1t extends.
It was continued to-day. Not over 800
are engaged in the strike. The malcon-
tents were guilty efsGvefal Isolated cases
ofviolence. ~ To-day halfa dozen coaEcart
drivers were knocked down by them; two
OF the offenders were arrested. An
ample police force Is in readiness for an
outbreak itany should occur. The coal
dealers met to.nigKtand resolved 10 reslst
the'stfike to thelast They received an
swers 70 the adyertisementsior help to. day
and will continue to advertise 10 o.morrow.
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IOHSIaRa DemOeT6tIO state cOaven.

NEW oRLEAss, April 17.-The Demo.
cratic State Convention, called to nomi.
nate State oftlCers, meets here tomorrow,
An impression prevails that no nomlna.
tons will be InadO 1htil after the Cincin.
natl Couyention. ~ s. I'd ',2l9T 2l''T J "
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Boiier ErplosioIS9 ST IS97 neaf IN Evan,,,v,,I,..

EyAssviILE, April 17@The boiler. & Of I
. portable saw mlll' exploded yesterday
afternoon, about twelve miles from this
Gty,tnFoeey county, and three persons,
John Gebell, Jacob Neumana and Frank
taylor, engineer, were killed. John
iSSsEfks was severely wounded. Several
others narrowly escaped death. :, Is
A fire, this morning, destroyed Berken
Mayors safe factory and dwelling. Loss,
about s., 900. f'Gl ~ y.sIala y I'ijils1FT'
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yFgEIG oAhIF0RNLA. AI aH.

sAN FRANcrsco, April 1.-THE grape
crop ioF California has been DAMAGED one.
/ fieh Or one.sixth BY nc, late ifosts,SE 2 The
peachess fgs, apricot. almonds, nectarineS
and English w9lnut were also damaged
'' ''t'4S '"S"''tiSs' Vf bSViJagI tsBL q
a1NrAT ar so9yIVEd ,TSIl giqs
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TsLANn L0Ts For sALE.

Forty choice Bulldiug Lots on wheeling Is
land. Price rom 500 to $1,000 each.
TInn-o -onO.iouHth cash, tho tOaIdue in equal
instailneh.s at ono two and three Year,, with In
terest. JNo. P. anCHRIsT,
apio VI ATOP Mil.
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1,prGT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
HiSn ITCIRNFURN1TURE.-J: Cham.
~ hi,L.V Az 4 %. Will sell At their Auction
sefs ,.a nelT M 100 Market Square, on Wednesany,
hoyI; hIl ;stS Al 8 o clock A. n, largo lot Of nne
AP,tss APa,t1ss consisting 10 part Bedstead9. Iete' .
NV. SofsE, Mahogany Chair, DRESSING ba'
ELess .iss Aoor Case. Venetian Blinds, Extension
MsSIe. Glocks, Sewing Machines, Cook stCDes'
Az 4 laFge lot MAckerel, Lake FISH, b9t,
Ts IN iafs. two Platform Scales, and TWO Patua Pet
Sountsf u seSiee, TeTms caSh. =, ape
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BY q G. EcR ASP II,
.AlllsFssoEogTaAlaF4p APE EgalaF gRRsyss RIsnRoRT.
ExclusIvsly to tho Intelllgenesr.

By the Western Union Line. ~
Once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monrossts,,
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'-AboTsr attached to the flour MIN d
Chas. Gallagher. at Cairo, Ills, exploded
Wednesday. The engineer was killkd,
and 'nMexicanI name unknown, badly
scalded, Cause unknown, G5H 5.i q, s.ssTifL ,,liF
TFIrgu y aiss
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

| OGur for sals the hOue in which how're. ~
side, situate on John street, few doors i1
east Of Fifth. The house Is i substantial All
tEo.story brick containing eight rooms, b.
sides bath room and kitchen, and finished
attic, with q good cellar, hot and coldwater In
well located and in every way desirable prop.
srty, being but little over square nom the
Post ONCE. There is also on the premises = good
BRICK STABLE,
sufficient for four horses, and carriage house
ANY one wtshingto purchase can examine the
sept2S JNo. F. McDERMoT. (
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TOR SALE N
= srRgTANTLAL DRTCK H0USgI

I A SUBsTAN2IAI bRIVh HVV'
On zapS street, containing 0 rooms, and Frame 2
Dwelling on the same loh eontAlni"s
ana fonnng on 'p' W. w. y. HoeB 3 BRO, p
,n,S " 10S Market sreet.
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For Sale.

NOR sALB-WIND9g%IV, gIV,SH GLASs Az
VOL, ,s, n NHfS TSesS wOiES are in good eondpOn
and ready for running ,v,,, run along the river
ront itss y y''zT zTfS SSSTSS1ss: TSSSSa1ssses:SssSS ISa
70 any pOInt EssL ,IIamsSiStely. Address, 6, @.
pSISssSdIs@9 pSI,sd@ G,''WS 3, ~ 4. ROBINSON, Is Main
~. WheelIpg, W. Va. - ePIS
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2.hhs.,A,a

1t Is probable that the House Commit.
tee on Foreign Affairs will tomorrow
consider Judge Peters resolution against
tie pfesentatton 81 Indirect damages ID
the Alabama case, There are other mem.
bers OF Congress who have privately ex.
pressed similar views. The administra.
tion, however, will adhere to It's position
In the case, under present circumstances,
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EaF Additional DapattAa n mara pdge,
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Eighth. That in the, Judgment Of this
meeting q majority Of the peDrls UEithiS
county, ezpect deairS and al Ees theire..
nomination and re-electionof o. s. Grant.
Mr.. Smith In few pertinent remarks,
commended the addresses and resolutions,
and called for the unanimous adoption oi
both, They were adopted Witheheers. I
MIR. Dodge introduced as the first
speaker Of the evening Gen. Daniel E.
Sickles, the mention Of whose name cleo.
trifed the audience and ELECTED round
alter round OF applause, m TUfT
General 5ickles spoke Of tho unanimity
with which Grant was nominated blythe
Chicago Convention, and said ihg had
more than fulfilled the exp pectAflonS othis
friends. He has discharged his duties as
President with marked ability as q states,
man and unchallenged fidelity as q man
He found the credit OF the country de-
Ipressed-you see It, to-day, exalted. he
fodnd extravaganza and corruption In the
collection Of the revenue and In the ap-
propriatlon oisit and inrt theexpehditufe
OF 1t by the executive officers. he has
changed all, that, frst by honesty, and
second, BY integrity In the disburse,
mentsa Hesdourd Gthe country embar,
rassed In Its trade and in Its industry
which caused grave tiapprehe hension6 6f ihe
future. You see 1t Ia to-day prosperous
without example, and calmly confident
ofpyosperity OF homeTaudpeace abroad
This, foreign policy has been illustrated
BY some Of the most lsighal ltriumphs o.
Il HtRtRtH4aaea .Nntk,n "a Uaa L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27

August s11E Beef Aeaay x fair rss S..n,sd srsssi
sls s78 90 for Plain Mess and esasl2 or Efs nse
ane a. S'' absp tss aa Il o PSns s sa sSo D.
Mess Beef ams dul AMI nominal eva s5 Tor WeI tN
hight weights and these be sold queAy m hgaes sie. ~
pgs at s for shoulder; lta Tor fese Hams s9d o
500 boxes DJ sed shOu Sc quiet bat firm ie' ncy
cuts Of cured sales Of $50 boxes Long Gear At IT, srd % bore
for City Lad spot dali fhscgb opening 6aer the market
closed easy sales of2 bbs ard &c r SO u sle for City
delivery sales Of so FOR JuEe lll6e aud 100 al ~
Tor August, 80 tcs for July at 05c
BuTTERDeslers One pals this norg divided he pnee
the bo and their preferred 10 sell At Z5 while s scarcity q
enc butter and natural DIM q the market foil warrant Tor a. al
prices regardless bld Of finest pals at %
Inc grades and Western boWei improved dead and
phce but common Of aAyored seasel and 10" qaau Fd
state Orange L Cream. State welsh. ane % as
cry pais.....2s 0o0 lSe common 70 hif.,...B 10
State pals, arle a2l wesn srsn' yellow 2 gl
State hslftubs sne 99 e Western mnsn 70 ~i9 81
state srIn He z,oEaS az GI'sss gG,,, nd lover; m
top finest ami 20l2le general pdoe e eosdu n
cheese srya decided beang be price and some rs
heated cheese sold at &c. the balance o. e,oy is Sd
lie covers soard .eryioeabs cheese. ne qaotei -
Special Fancy Fac0'i g. assses s: % Ga
PETROLEUM -Tbe market today features irsds
IN both Crude and Refined eoninurg ye SLOW hSde o. V
bay The Greek market quiet % 80 ~ keoaed IA. %
in moderate demand and an with sales Of 100 bbs Je A. ze
Naphha DAN sb0a l In Phhaepha he market
seGeri sales Of 5000 bills June and early JAY ADD 1900 bb
RicE-The inquiry improvement and pnss- sAay
sales IS crons 81 a9ic and 80 bags Foreign t3~'t~ G
sIGARs~Rass are QUIET repers hardly feeling prepared opL
but prices fmer At 81 dec for Fr 70 "ooi ehng % - Aida
to gocers etc 0e for Demerara and lo for Csnted Ca R.
irregular quot Hands ia diJ A. III D.
sTkGRiS-fSe market steady demand nodeai se
100 Prime AZ l0c., cash.
WHISKY moderately AID snne5 sales Of 80 bb at Ole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27

The PHILADELPHIA and Reading Railroad Company have
declared dividend of per cent. payable July %.
The Directors of the Phenix National Bank have de-
clared dividend Of 81 per cent free OF tax payable
July
Tho Bulls Head Bank has declared quarterly diyi-
dend of per cent free OF all taxes, payable July /.
The American Bridge Company of Chicago was organ
lied in August 1870, with authorized capital OF
81 100000 Up TO the present time the company have
issued but sI7OO of their capital stock They have
now offered them work to the amount OF t6OOo,OV,
and IN order prosecute their business successfully,
require more capital The managers now offer, through
the well known banking house Of Marvin Brothers the
remainder the capital stock at payable In four In
salments Messrs Marvin Brothers prepared to give
the fullest information in reference to the enterprise
which has been an unusually successful one and worthy
the attention OF Eastern capitalists.
The Continental Bank has declared divdendo 81 per
cent free Of tax, payable July g.
Messrs Fisk Hatch, No Nassaust. financial agents
OF the Central Pacific Railroad, will pay the July cou-
pons of the Central Pacific Railroad Company the West
ern Pacific Railroad Company, and the California and
Oregon Railroad Company and after the 1st prox-
imo Schedules OF coupons will now DO received for
examination for which checks will be ready July l.
The following Savings Banks have announced their
usual haltyearly interest dividend; The Atlantic
Savings Bank will pay depostors interest at the rate OF
per cent per annum for the present half year on and
after the 18th proximo The Greenwich Savings Bank
will pay interest the rate of 7per cent upon sums I'M
der $500 and at the rate of per cent on all sums over
$500 on the same day. The Mutual Benefit Savings
Bank pays interest at the rate OF per cent per annum
interest commencing the first Of each month The
Union Dime Savings Bank will pay interest
at the rate OF per cent on all deposits.
The Metropolitan Savings Bank win pay depositors
at the rate Of per cent and after the 18th ultmo
The Oriental Savings Bank allows interest at the rate OF
per cent per annum deposits from the first Of each
month and viii pay the last half years business on
the 22d Of July The Citizens Savings Bank viii pay
depositors the rate Of per cent per all de-
posits left months and after the 2d
inst The Irving Savings Bank will pay all depostors at
the rate OF per cent per annum The Broadway Saw
ings Institution pays per cent all sums IS on
and after the 18th OF July.
The Central Railroad Company Of NewJersey has de
cared the usual quarterly dividend Of u per cent pay
able July TO- and at the time will pay interest tc
the Oh OF June at the rate of per cent TO holders OF
the scrip stock The transfer books will close saur
urday, 10th inst, and reopen ON the 22d prox.
The Philadelphia stock market is inactive Pennsylya
mia 6s 100 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad as Reading
Railroad, Ga; Pennsylvania Railroad, 500. Gold, uSs.
The July interest on Government bends. which the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
WEDNESDAY, June 26-P. NJ.

We have had another very dull day at the
Stock Exchange with the chief interest conferred in Erie
and Pacific Mail, without which the market would have
been stagnant In both these stocks the dealings com
pare favorably in with what might be called
ordinarily active day. The fluctuations frequent
Erie opened at g. but advanced to $50 in sympathy with
o rise In the London market From this
point, however, there a reaction TO 6l, at
which price the market closed. The course
OF Pacific Mail has eccentric. The price opened at
74 declined TO 73E rallied to I4i touching both these
figures a second time before it made sharp tumble TO
49, 1t finally closed at 49, 1t to be the general
impression that small bun pool made up In this
stock last week. that it disposed Of its holding at
handsome advance today The decline in these shares
carried down the remainder OF the list in the afternoon
c. c. and c. selling down from 96I to $685. and St. Paul
from 5h 10 $50. In the remainder Of the list
there were important fluctuations, will be seen
by reference to the table below On the whole the deal
ings have been excessively small for hot Sum-
mers day. and in most the changes have been so
unimportant as to furnish opportunity to make
a slight "turn" Investment shares dull Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western advancing from lO7i to lOs
while Pittsburgh steady at 0sa91l; Morris and Is
SEX 93 and NewJersey Central firm no. In the mis-
cellaneous list Canton weak at 9sG9sf, and the
Quicksilver shares steady at 400 and 5OI051 for
and preferred respectively The dealings in Express
stocks uDimporant. The following the open
ing highest lowest, and closing prices for stocks sold
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

wEpxEsDAT Jpne BEEygsOnly ca,s aryod At Cn
unipau SOIL together With aboGt - head hsh
from Monday Mondays sui nnsolL Pres
enough doing 70 make nach 81
market Dudley sold Texans cgt, AZ ne G. k45n
sold SO Indian. cattle 6ta7 lie AID 10 good keniock
"a cwt at Pee Goldsmith sold u Missouri, y cS, at ne ard
IS Kentucky sld8i evt at ~ a3e Moses sold 10 limos d eN
At 81 each. ,,. .,,t ~.
Of the grass ana buterlak ees sold b. the head yh ~ hHe
Elliott 81 Al sc and at IS 50 each AAo y state hns Yeas -
f 7ie 10 H7 b. at lie and T. Of lO0@ISI ID al Sc
J. kirby sold 100 baternlks At 30 pei head.
q McGray sold A few Of 1853 b, geOl. al asc
Jndd Rpckineban Forehs 43 calves At f655 per bod
SHKKP AyD LAnBs-Aner 54 heal YESTERDAY We have us o
viz ears az Fore at Forty-eighh al Comnanpf@ .nd
dec al Washington Prices unchahgr Etl tes
slow de sales az Poye ghth-s. b. Hume bino % QUO
sheep ~ m al &C. LIMBS 81 10, at Oe 80 hAnd DO,
5g M Toe. rs DO 58i ID, lOic.; 81 DO, 50 h. lo4c
Kirby sold 100 Kentucky lambs 5i n, At Be- 70 Do - 10 'i@
IS sheep, SO h, At 54c. 800 49,, A., -, ,,,, b. -.
Todd Bae bingham sold 2ll ONO sheep - 10. al Dc
n Pdeock CommunipaW, l4 poor Ohio sheep az 49,
I good 69 Kentucky lambs, - 10 &c ~ 'o % ID 9'
and % Jerseys % n, llie. a.,,
At Washington Market Anderson HERR sod % ye ann ~
H. thin e 80 Of al loci 81 of3I To- we, ana 90 Of " 10 a.
JeHae Co sold 100 Of co d at lIlc.
A. Br -,ol & Co. sold 10 Of 50 n al Tic -. 800. IN,
" H. HAYNES sold 90 s. n loc and 70 o. " 10 AZ .
oGs-Arivas yesterday, 269 with 5,3 toda3e cars alF"'-
st ID Coamunipsg. Market steady al 5sde as s1's
lvl dressed, most ts;es being at GAGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-27
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
.JuLY INVESTMENTS.

The Large Sales of Northern Pacific 40 Gold
Bonds show their popularity with investors, and we
recommend them to the public because of their ABB
soLUTE SAFETY, both a irst-class Railroad Secu-
rity and Real Estate Mortgage on Lands worth
twice the amount of the proposed Loan.
The Bonds have thirty years to run-payable,
principal and interest, in Gold-exempt from United
States Tax to the holder-are first and only mort
gage on the Road and its earnings. and upon
100000 acres Of land-nainly agricultural, tim
bered and mineral
The Bonds are issued in denominations Of 500 to
$4,000, Coupon and Registered, and sold at par
and interest in Currency.
The semi annual Interest on the Registered Bonds
is paid with GOLD CHECKS, sent to the post-ofiiee
address of the holder.
All marketable securities received in exchange
Maps, pamphlets, and full information VIII DO
furnished on application to Banks and Bankers
agents for the loan throughout the United States
and Canada JAY COOKE q 20,
New-York, Philadelphia, and Washington.