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The New York herald., 1872-12-09

Coughs and Collins.
A cough bear in mind, often ends with CONN.,
But 10 quiet Il don't drug your system with morphlne
HALES HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR pure an0
wholesome . -
PIKR'S TOOTHACHE DROPS cure in one minute.
The New York herald., 1872-12-09

cal Institute l East Fifteenth street has engaged Dr.
ness }dypsomana acoholQue,. Dr. Frimont guarantees
a perfect In every case by the use OF mis- Mexican
Vegetable remedies without subsequent injury TO the
system Reference from government officials aud PROM
mont citizens
The New York herald., 1872-12-09

1870 POLE ON WHIST ,,a,,,,o ua,,
1910. very remarkable an' instrus nyc ,av.s w.
English work ON the game of whist E,yerN SsW p.H.
ought 10 have i copy Price 81 q LNNhetoN
o., rupushsrs, Madison square, NeW iVs@
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-13
Medical Notice.

a., Il p Gripdie would respectfully inform the
,eonie OF Bluehill and vicinity that DIR. stone
HAVING recently decided TO change his location
bss - ssranrements with him 20 take his III
nsssan s.d thst be Is now located in BinehiIl.
ready of practice. "'
Fnsw rrth Nay I'm, lsis.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-13

the correctness of details or conclusions,
provided the principle event of the mar
rative or argument of the editorial was
made clear and published ahead OF all
competitors. He never tolerated defeat.
He once refused to pay the expenses,
including ono item Of horse killed, OF
a correspondent who was one dav be-
hind the World correspondent, and
added, in the half humorous, hall satiri-
cal manner in which he habitua.Iv in
dulged. that "a horse which couldn't
beat the World wasn't worth paving for
lie never questioned or examined the
accounts OF reporters who were in ad-
vance of their rivals, and frequently
paid contributors double rates Tor wei
come news when in advance of cotem-
poraries. He once gave reporter S25
Tor news telegram of three word Tor
which bill OF = had been rendered,
AT another time, he ordered 300 to be
paid TO a contributor for an artic<e of six
columns. which had been ALREADY con-
tracted Tor at ~ a column, adding bv
way OF explanation 10 the editor, he
may have something else Us good. In
this instance, his judgment was con
hrmcd, aud several valuable contribu-
tions (relating TO the secret history OF the
Rebellion) followed from the same pen.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-13
A Great Newspaper.
soME FACTS ABOUT THE NEW YORK HER
A..n AND ITS FOUNDER.

SOME FACTS ABoUT THK NEW YORK HER
A..n AND ITS FOUNDER.
la 1871, the income OF the New York
Herald was at least SlO0, 900 and it, cir
culation about 10000 copies. From
thai time until the war the Herald grad
ually increased in circulation and value
a, property. Durim. the Rebellion
it, circulation more than doubled OF
one issue daring 1864 no less than l30,-
600 copies We're sold. Its present circu-
lation is probably Il little more than half
that amount, but its profits Are annually
much larger than Tor any year during
the war. Frequently 81 500 are received
for Il single days advertising. Il en-
ployed. IN addition "a iis regular force
63 war spondents, at an expense
for four wears OF 1925 900. Its annual
Expenditures Tor CORES pOndcnco and the
collection vi news T. something immense
and altogether di-proporiioncd 10 its
payments for editorial and G itigal mat
ter
Ii was "a u collector OF news that Ben
nett shone conspicuous. Editorially lie
was cynical, Inconsistent. reckless. and
easily influenced bv others opinions,
anu w His oNH ptctuutrcs. hul ilc ~ iu
an unerring Judgment at the pccnnidry
value of news. lie knew how to pick
out OF the events oi the day the subject
which engrossed tho interest of the
greatest number ot people, and to give
them about that sabjec all they could
read. The quaii.y might be bad, aud
generally was; but il suited the multi
tude. and the quantity al any rate was
abundant. He had method OF Impress
ing the Importance OF news upon others
in his employ, which inspired many who
served him to energetic action, some of
them in remarkaDle Jegree, hut lie in
culcated no principle OF correotness.-
The fact is, he was utterly indifferent to
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-06-13
1)oetrp.
Dorm Roschen, the Myth.

Lie down, to sleep. fair maiden.
The spindle cold and clear
Hath pierced thy beating bosom;
The hour Of fate is here.
The birds wake from their singing.
The rose from their bloom;
The wild beasts in the forest
Accept their silent doom.
The fountains in the garden
sparkle and leap no more:
The bees fo-,akc the blossom
Their busy toll l. DER.
The moths dream on the rafters.
The rcyelcrs in the hall.
And thorns Of kcencst y>ial
Grow thick above them all.
sleep till the Prince OF Passion.
Win burning eyes and mouth.
His light feet shod with ,wiftne>s,
Comes from the fatcful south
Soon those fond lips Mss thee.
Those sweet eyes flame on thine.
The blood in thy veins shall quicken
Like liie-hlood in the vine.
Thy Veins shall stir with 6.ver.
Thy face with bloom grow bright.
And the loVc-lip> of thy lover
Awake thee 10 delight.
The thorn- shall melt like laughter,
The -lecp no more enihrall
The fountains flash in sunshine.
And summer bless u all.
-Ro>e Terry in Harpcrs Magazine for June
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-08
l'un for Che Family.

Hands have they, yet steal not
clocks.
Legs have they, yet walk not
tables.
Teeth have they, yet chew not
combs.
Lips have they, yet kiss not
pitchers.
Eyes ha We they, yet see not
needles.
Hearts have they, yet pity not
-eabbages,
Ears have they, yet hear not
old book leaves.
Tongues have they, yet taste
not--huckles.
Arms have they, yet toll not
chairs.
Which of the reptiles is u math-
ematieianY The adder.
-Smiggles' idea OF a grain eleva>
tor Is realized in rye whisky.
What sort OF ascent is descent ?
A tip up, for it brings you down.
--When is butter like Irish chill
dren? When it is made into little
pats.
Half mourning is popularity
known in Pennsylvania as "pltts>
burg sunshine"
The spotted fever will soon be
known to i%rreverent photographers as
Dolly Warden meningitis.
A very helpless Pittsburg tailor
advertises for one or two girls to
helpou pantalocns."
The latest astrological invon-
tion--Our Horace-scope, as drawn by
the Cincinnati convention.
W is an old pocket -hauaker-
chief like an old ship? Because it
u experienced many Il hard blow.
Josh Billings says that opera
music don't have any more effect on
him than castor oil would on agraven
image.
An apothecary lately sent in d
bill to a widow, which ran thus: "To
curing your husband till he died."
etc.
-" Shon,' said Dutchman, "you
may say what you please 'pout bad
ncighbors. / have had to worst
neighbors as never vas. Mine pirs1
and mine hens come home with their
ears split, and fodder day two Of EN-
come bone missing"
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Mississippi a. Tennessee Railroad.
TIME TaRLR.

Change oftime on Sunday Dee. II, 1871.
GOING SOUTH.
Nail train leaves Memphis 2,lo r. w., pas
6bmo t26r, NJ, Sardis 800, Batesyille 5;2s
CORTLAND SAB, pope's Station $3.50, and ar
arrive al Grenada 7;9aP. NJ.
Express trains leave Memphis AIS pm, pas
Gomo6:5s, Sardis 7ssa, Batesyille s.O7, Cour
land S;24, pope's S3l, y. N. and arrive a
Grenada 1880, p NJ.
Freight train leaves Memphis $50 AN, pas
Como HAS, Sardis l2'20, Bstvsyillo l.l2
CORTLAND l'4t, pooe's l;ba, aud arrive u
Grenada 6;l0 r, NJ,
GOING NORTH.
Mail train leaves Grenada go 4 a., passPapc.
ll:l0, eourtland, ll:l7, Balessille, ll;S2
Sardis, l22C, Como, l2i0 A. NJ, aud arriy,
at Memphis8,00 Pm.
Express trains leave Grenada 2.95 A. NJ. pas
Pepe's lS7, CORTLAND AS, Batesville SOB
Sariis $3.50, Como, 6;l2, and arrive at Mem.
phiss;50 AN.
Freight train leaves Grenada S,S0A. NJ, pas
Pope's s,47, Courtland 500, Batesyillc g;27
Sardis l0:85, Como lilo, A. NJ, aud arriy,
at Memphis 400 P. N.
Mail and 4 Express trains daily.
Freight runs daily, except Sundays,
The mail traia going south makes 6,rec
connection at Grenada for New Orleans. Tn,
Express going South connects for Water Val,
Icy, Cefeeyille, Oxford, &c.
JAMbs YOUNG, Gen'l. spp't.
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perfectly t%asteless, elegantly coated with sweet
gam, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse, and
strengthen. Railway Pills, for the cure of all
disorders ofthe stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys,
bladder, nervous diseases, headache, coustipa-
ton, costiyeuess, indigestion, Dyspepsia, bill.
liousness, billions fever, inflammation ofthe bow
els, piles, and all other arrangements of the
internal viecera. Warranted to effect a posi-
tive cure. Purely vegetable, containin nc
mercury, minerals, or deletcrious drugs.
A few doses Of Radway's Pills will free the
system from all the above disorders. Price q
cents per box, Sold by all druggists.
Read "False and True Send one lettel
stamp to RAILWAY & CO., No. 81 Maiden
zane, New York. Information worth thou
sands will be sent you. jyS-l
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-08
FEVER AND AGUE.

Fever and aeue cured for fifty cents. There
is not a remedial agent in this world hat will
cure fever aad ague, and :all other malarious
bilious, s%rorlet, typhoid, yellow and other fe-
vers, taided by Railways Pills so quick as
Railway Ready Relief. Fifty cents per bottle,
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"I' f''l'si''"' -i'''i's anu nt'
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i~l'n''ac'' anu ''r w' m'.'y 'n'
n''l'' 'o' ''' Pu'n''' '1' '"''.
'oi aiA ," ''II'" ~ -un ''p'''',
W"!I' y, c'hPlo!eH, % DC '"'"'e''
anu c,I'ee'en y" Tue sumo "au"V'
ana "l'h 'ne sumo P''a''''. w "'
resi- .c1'' rs 's Pto''a.u ~, u i'"'
Se'' iot INC enforcement ahu coI'eo,
d7n Of wages Que 70 @Do'efSi ana
the same OF IKE Pr'cee''hG'' so I"t
q theN are aHgl'cAo't tI'aIl De had
Tor INC enforcement tliereoi'
NE' H. he u iurtner enacted.
IhAt Il any person shaIl N4oWlhgl{
aeif Or remove any agrlcoItofa'
pFoduct suoIeet 10 any ll'h, uhue
me PROVISIONS OF THIS act, without
having ilrst iuily pald up ana satls.
nga soeh ien' slcll pertoh shal' b,
deemed g,lllty OF am's1eneonor' ana
on conviction thereof sltall be nned not
less man the value OF the property
50 so'd or removed ana imprisoned
IN the county lUl not less than one
nor more tban three months.
DEC, u be II further enacted
lnat Tor a'' labor performed, not II
raising a crop, ana Tor which there
Il no lien provided IN the foregoing
sections OF thl' act, there shall be ~
execution issued upon 1ndgtnen.
rendered, without exemption, ans
nothing IN any act heretofore passed
sha'l prevent the executing officer t
whom such execution Is delivered
from iery,ing the same upon any
property The defendant may have o.
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The foregoing rdcoIh comprises only small portion ofom Immense Stock from which we
can al all orders sent u.s.
Complete Stock for BRIDAL TROSSEiUS Always on Hand.
Twins OotonadG5 Farmers hMR, Boots Shoes and Clothing which areoGrel at correspond.
hEyuw figures
Samples sent on application, and Goods per Express to aay part cfhe
coaAB C. q. d.
Country Merchants win find in the extensive JobMng Department great inducements
oneWdm Dress Goods and Motions as well as Cotton Goods jean, etc at the very lowest
otdng prices Southern p amc $751;. Main St. Memphis Tennessee
MARI D. Il Ii. NJ. LOEWENSTINE.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
SlRSiPiRILLIiY RESOLVENT

Has made the most astonishing cures so quicf
so rapid are the changes, The body under
goes, under the influenza of this truly won.
derful medicine, that
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-06-08

IS READY RELIEF


will tf1fI ifHfHu itass
iafamai1n a o. 8 ils7t
ianfaafi1n Y ths Bladder
ttasmsiioa 81 us Bassia
Cans-4ii1n sf Ne Lang
Sore Throat Bn,uit nftsfblnr
rsfitsl9B Of ihe htsf
uys'sfio Crop baihara
Caisuh ina1suts
usila.be. Tlalhaehe.
Neuralgia, Rbsumailsn
gait Chill, AEus ehiis
Ths apniie. al of the Ready Relief ~ th'
pert or ptrs where the fain " dIaguig eE
ists viii afnr3 elia or romfIff.
Twenty drops 10 halfa mmbler Of walef
vii. iH d NV moment eurs cramps, spatms
Sour r5maoh heartburn. sick headache. dhsr.
rhoet lysentery, collie, wind 10 TIE b0Wels abd
ail Internal pains.
Trayeilrs should always carry a bottle Of
Railways Ready Relief with Them. A fts
lrops IN water viii prevent sickness Or pains
from change Of water. Iii better than French
brandv ar lftfpr4 4s A gfimuiaut
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

Strong and. pure rich Blood-lnerease ofFlesl
and weight-Ciear skin and beautiful com
plexion secured 70 all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER o. 1872

over and everybody seemed 10 DO satisfied with every
body else The hachet burned and was fortunate
that the bursting OF the bursted nobody else
Alters p. tho price let down, the stock being
freely offered at par and at the close 90 the best
bid It IL alleged that Smith compromised by delivering
preferred stock but II is doubtful II such proposition
would have been accepted by Mr.. Gould It is quite
likely the stock viii be severely let alone for time
The preferred stock quite active at times at 999
o. The general market opened firm ruled irregularly
for time but after the Board the entire
list become heavy and lower under
break OF about -four points in Pacific
MAIL the entire speculative list selling at lower prices
This partly due to the close ruling OF money, while
the near approach Of the opening of Congress is not cal
culated strengthen the public mind in regard to tho
future Of money the action likely to be taken by
Congress upon the finances being regarded very
certain. The noemency Of the weather and the near
of Thanksgiving holiday also contributed TO the
dizziness and general heaylness, new operations
being delayed until next week, when Thanks
giving will be over, and the various
departmental reports SHAH have been read and
dgested There is apparently very little short interest
in the market now but there willingness to-day to
sell stocks for the purpose Of realizing tho late rise
The leading dealings in the usual prominent stocks
which devoid Of special gossip The general mar
ket at the close ruled strong The opening, highest, low
est aud closing prices Of stocks az follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

u,s Serene Richness Prince Frederick Will
-, - Uttreusten- Hohenstein brother otthe reignlng
rInce has Just been sentenced e the Chiei Oo9t Oh
criminal Appeal at ArnspetS " i'"' was 'f
ment for ill-treatng woman
~ two Republican inspectors of elections
. rnestcr who received Miss Anthonys vote aud that
:, hor associates publish card defending their action
VI ~ d that they believed It strictly legal and
constitution rbey complain bitterly that the ladies
S vcfed were subjected TO needless n0lshy ana 10
0uired 70 take several o0'hs. ~
H. is a queer story, the truth Of which is
,slv guaranteed by one OF the most respectable OF
-. oe,vspapers lie Temps. A certain NJ. de Il has
-, heen insane lie imagined himself Chinese, wore
h tune Of the Celestial Empire, and spoke strange
,arron Invented by himself, and which ne seriously De-
ueved IN be pure Chinese This was very lnOnensNe
,nonomania His fqmily had therefore taken no pre-
anttonary measures further than that OF preventing
him nom gPhs Su. rcst declaring that the Emperor
Tcbong. rcbeou had condemned him 70 impalemenL lie
asked 10 be LETT alone When, az the end o. Two hours
his friends re6utercd his room nc vas ioEu on "a %
Heavens! now sT r5c5 doctor was sent for aud
through and tIfOusH D.o' s ,- recIioino posltion
sit Is too Late be ced The stake is broken In my
body - and he expired uhoei Vuo IuI 0'N'N'i'" Una" '
was actually impaled
FarI Granville spoke at the Lord Mayors
nanouet in London on the eth inst Referring TO the
system Of arbitration he said Il believe that system
sneuary applicable in the OF the questions which
had arisen between the United states and ourselves and
rejoice that We adopted il, although with the result OF
some disappointment to ourselves but only such dsap
onteut as must belong 10 OtherOf the sutors"
Mr. Lowe, the Chancellor OF the EXcheqner in replying
to the toast of the House OF Commons said Many mem
hers will be disappointed that have not succeeded IN
our with respect to San Juan, and Is not
improbable that considerable number OF them during
the many rainy days Of the last fow months nave 0ccu-
ped themselves IN frutess searches OF the maps TO as
certain the exact geographical position OF ina! Island
Mr. Moran Charge dAlares OF the United states, sd
am persuaded that history will record with admlra-
zion nc facr that Britain and the United states
have settled by arbitration irritating questions when
HAD kept the two nations at variance and IN state Ot
suspense fOI q number OF years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27

During the forenoon there was considerable
activity in the various railroad and shares
but there not that excitement aud feverishness
which has characterized the market since Thursday
and during the afternoon dealings became smaller as the
market returned TO its late condition Of quiet The
corner in Northwestern attracted much less
than the ordinary attention. and tho excite
ment has died away, leaving the street
in readiness for another sensation. Affairs in this mar
ticular stock much unsettled during the day. as IL
was thought that Mr. Smith neither had nor would he
forced to terms settlement though some other parts
on the short side had come up TO the scratch few
small lots GO shares Of the stock sold at 25 during
the forenoon and at 1880 6eO0 shares were bought
in under the rule" OF these, 500 shares were or
dered for the account OF whom IL NAV com
eern" by the order OF Scranton & Seville
the price being fixed at 100 The remaining 0Ol shares
were bought in for the account OF Garland Martin A.
Co. The air is thick with gossipng stories about the
movement but the future h no longer omiuous ~
trouble THIS afternoon the corner broke like boip
ana la moment las IN tho case VI baAsl Lhs uas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27

sAIEs FROM 10 TO 10i AN
-. , .e1 "a Eortl. Bos. a. & 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
BANKNG AND FINANCIAL.

PORTLAND AND OGDENsBURG RAILROAD, YER
MONT DIvIsIoN.-The shortest trunk line from the
Lakes to the Atlaatc. Montreal 81 miles nearer
Portland by this route than any other'Z More than
half the line IN successful operation, and the balance
rapidly approaching completion. The First MOTT
gage Gold Bonds of this road we recommend com
bining profit with absolute safety. For sale OF ex-
change for marketable securities.
FAIRBANKS q Co, 81 Broadway New-York.
FAIRBANKS, Brown g. Co., 1l8 Mlk-st, Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
were the quotations
nd dnr,s hnslness al the U. s. snh.Trensnry was:
up firm at the following rates:

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship
Cuba will close 1890 p. m, at the Merchants Ex
change Noe. 80 and % Pine-st
The money market ruled very actively during the fore
noon at 10th and interest, loans costing 32d in the
afternoon closing at and Discounts quiet, and
rates yet high. Government bonds were strong and
higher both here and in London, but the dealings
yet small The market closed firm on the basis Of 1853 to
1l5l for 1919 Fisk Hatch report as follows az %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27

Puts on Western Union, at end OF 60 days, i below
market for per cent bonus and at end OF seven months
the market, for per cent bonus. Puts on Central
Hudson end OF fix months "a per cent and Il to
II bonus The above rates imply nrst-cass names.
All the sales Of gold at 12iall2g01l3, and the
market has been destitute Of interest feature On gold
loans the rates were 49, 1G4, fat 1lG and fiat for bor
rowing, and 2, B. 4 and per cent for carrying. To-
the Treasury will sell million gold antedated
of the OF Thanksgiving Thursday
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in called bonds
and in coin interest The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank was follows: Gold cleared, ST.
22l 900; gold balances $O2O49s; currency balances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
DUBLISHED THIS DAY;
OLD LANDMARKS AND HISTORIC PERSON
AGES OF BOSTON.
81 s. A. DRAK

with numerous and curious Illustrations VOL l2mo. 50
Tbs yoau fund Of information and anecdotes about
"a Boston u rotle balr marke streets AID most memorable
,.s The Illustrations represent many Oh ects Of cum
m ter,s, which remembered only by Tie Oldest citizens
AID others that are only BY tradition The recent FIRE lends
r.o..ar interest 70 several chsyer Of this work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27
And the following for city bark stocks:

In railroad bonds there were no new features The
dealings however, have been well distributed, though
not especially large The closing quotations for the Pa
ciAc mortgages follovs Cenrals 100 10 1901;
Union Pacific Grst TO So Land Grants, 75 to &C. and
Incomes 81 TO 81. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-27


FRrGT8-Te ruled yeFy la1 Lu not plenty,
previous have been maintained vessels IN charter have
In moderate request le Petroleum. trade
to-day TO ooh By selm tlH BASH Gaa- 81. Jl
Old fog Weeki 2a ISLES Of Cotton 40 l0tld, and o. 3d. 80
bbs kosn at S. g. g. charters NoTw bll fe4cs 10
Cork ORDERS with lOl Grain n. d. American bt,
hence MaTsei with 2og bbi Crudr Petroleum, Buh
bark. herce TO Bristol direct w oO bb Refined Petroleum.
Norwegian brig Philadelphia 10 Co Tor crl1r and United
Eryou WITH 1000 ub keLled te 70 o.. yd, with pinese u
tle Continent at q.
aFRUTse moyemert Foreign Dried Seen bui moderate anl
tie maret has sJmpons % Ukgssi Layer Hlna
With salts 40 800 boxes 2 iii hl boxes TO- 1s .rj
boxes 5i sriues dan aud hrfcrs vor; sales OF 100
ease. boxes ltc M rsd 100 h1lf
l t.is loo Mu.ciel 90. 40 80 s0 M 81 t0n 90
cases Lemon Peel 40 SOC; Thrash fune CuTmnls
G1ie Valencia Rns At sli mats 81 kee, At % a. aud Aew
ii.ii7u Frnaelis at 70 42ic.
FEED n lat quet'loo sharps s25d s2e; 100 or No.
M-dAig SEA FAoi o. or No. Mlg5 f2 GO n No.
Feed 30 % of No. feca Fsi; so heum Ied $1t Rye
FOO Gum sales 81 10 tunl Coarse sck at ~ a. q tun
FhA'hh5 aie moderate demand and vita liberal arrivals
pree teadfi quoted - ~ for nmc aad sc lot Mixed
@tNNt.-I.Tc af inquiry iol tloh ald ne marset ami
tl a. m ru. Dnl ne 90 i-c I'D DO. l4lc pa q lnn hhi
& 90 0les as c We oaoe Domestic Coh 80 l2tl aai bags
GtAko-Tte ma Re-. very lgi only rmiel Southern uQuyi
~ el9se Nuan.pe - q IT, ga Do tc-a % 8 % tfrlcg.
prnf.
HaNr-rfc h Good t.afd ma vr ' er.i pts tho
Na heavy bui ~ lower % Al itnf atigNFi ~ $40
Hl nrts ~, Stau e'r .tsaui f. i..cfs n tie
upy, We uaoent - AHel 20 u long hei &c ID - Or Short
Co.,. 30 ilratrr ler Cat
S-np '--- - .-'@- "--i-
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JAY COOKE a. Co.,
Bankers.

Bankers.
We offer to investors the
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT Bonds
of the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
Attention is called TO the ample real estate security
on which these Bonds are based, in addition TO the
usual guaranty of first mortgage on the Road, Its
Equipments and Traffic. The Lands of the Company
thus far sold have realized s. % per acre.