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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-22

II pipe "f rlay rs when ii comes through q
golden nriIicc. Even SO the word OF God
mrIst he ~ welcome to your hearts when it
issues from the trail lips of sinthil man rs
when it is announced to you from the golden
trumpet of the Archaugel. ~
Next to God my confidence il In you.
venerable brothers of the clergy. You arc
| thc Joy md crown Gf bishop. You are the
trsl-tv staff on which hc leans. To;i he"r
with him the burden Of I'll" day and the
heats. We shall labor together in the 77Elc
vineyard of The Lord, planting the sapfe
seed Of salvation; feeding together the lnmhS
and sheep OF the flesh of Christ. rely on
your hearty cooperation.
My hope also rests on your enlightened
loyalty, beloved children of the laity. 1t
has been falsely asserted that the devotion
OF the Catholic faithful TO their Church was
forced and sCrylc, and that it would melt
away in the free mir Of America.
The Catholics ci ADirfica hayc riouuCEtlv
rcpcI!cd the base accusation. They have
shown that rs none are more loyal than they
| to the State, so none are more devoted to
their holy religion. "Thcy render to Cesar
| the things that are CrSar'S, and to God the
thugs that are Gods They demonstrate
| the truth that aS nowhere does the Church
bloom more Iuyrriantly than where con<ti-
| t!iti0Ta liberty exists, so nowhere else docs
| tn" dcyot:Gn cf the faithful burn with
| brighter and purcr fame.
The Bishop cXhortcd the Catholics Of
| Richmond to emulate their brethren in the
| future, us they have done in the past He
| coun>cllcl them to remember the precious
legacy Of faith heqrlcathcd to them by their
| spiritual mothcr,-to love her ~ the apple Of
their cyr.--as their own life. is Christ loved
lrnr. "wlt1 delivered himself up for her. that
lie might pre- eat her to himself Il glorious
church, not having spot or wrinkle" He
told them to contide in her rs well when she
is dalkcIcd by the clouds Of oppression by
State ministers .: when she appears in all her
Splcndor, bright as The Slri, f;ti' ~ the
moon, and terrible as an army in battle ar
| ray"
lie adm0nishcd them 10 preach always hv
| thc &Xa;Bljlc 1t their holy lives. 10 lei their
light 50 shine before trcn 'hat they i,lry SEQ
their good work. anl .,pri,y th"ir Father
| who is i'll heaven"
Aiter invoking the protection Of Almighty
God and asking the interccs-ion OF 81. Pc
Ter, The patron OF tie cathedral. and OF the
| Blessed Virgin. the feast Of whose maternity
cludcd with the words Of 81 Paul to tie
Philippians:
" May the peace Of God, which surpazseth
all understanding, ':cIp your hearts and
minds III Christ JESUS. E%r IL" ':,sI, !'sati,-
rcn, whatsoever Things ur" holy, whatsoever
tliug,are true. whatsoever modest, W',at.p-
eyer LAll&o alc ailiah." pf Vi sood !"rtifr, II
ih"ra ha nny virtue, if there b" nay praise Gt
discipline, tlliiiK o. tlie5S t!'ir:s> i!se things
do yr and tie pence Of God wi!i BE " i'll
you.'
AFTER THE sgENos
Tho E;.hon cayp his solemn l,nnp.!i,tion. and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-22

PEARS. PRans.-lf you wish ,ouie nee pears
you can get them at PLzzISI's. &.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-22

, NEW loHk.-ULD Do = T,
..'f' AN>N!r Company. .zcE.;-s::- :. -.
.:.''l steamships Old DnallNlG\.
-. .l&rNIi:lr,' r,'-'tII,i anI II r,HIT;TIERAS leave
~ -: N"'in'k, tliy Point, and Richmond
~ E-9Af.INUKSDhN, and SATURDAY
!"'@aard every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
Nt}} A. ."h vide.
...'~ ,a" "Gllrrly Jaw. They have elegant
-. .-.-I'r1H.. ard bathrooms.
accommodation, and attention arc um-
.'ir'.li"nr nli" with steamers FOR all
#I" urDprtG nrrlG.
@.ai l.!u!lua'ion, apiv 20
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent,
NJ. Z I,nNrIMnr street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-22

DUCHESS Tears. very large and juicy. at Pn-
yrvNi'e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-22
roSTIFlCAL HIGH MASS

was then celebrated by Right Rev. Thomas
tended ly Kcv. Father Boyle, Of Washing
Ton, 4. c., rs assistant priest, and Rev. Fa-
llicr i.ymnan, Of Goraotown, Nd, HS dc;i-
con, and Rev. Father kain, OF Harpel's
Ferry. Va, IL slit,-ticdcon. Rev. Father
Ncjallcn, :. =. = Of Il. AIary's Theological
Seminary. Baltimore. and Rev. Father Kelly,
of It. Palriclt's church. Richmond, Otij2atcl
as masters Of ceremonies. The choir sang
mean willie Mozart grand twelfth mass, the
incaru;itus being rendered in stpcIh style
bv Mis- Louise Salnmani. assisted by Mrs
Bo,dar. Miss 2: Samlnani and Hir. PiZzini:
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Leave your crI,fa for sIl kinds OF wood nj WOOD
4 Sons. Ninth and Ma'u aryrts.
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CRATES, CRATES .-PEzISr has nns !o+ CT this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-22

Extra large aui IuIcy pears at AETo%rs.
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Fresh supply Of those delicious DiAEA grapes n
rryylSlS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-22

Large ye,:yw ba,p,,s' :, Asrosrs
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Scw-crsp fys, r,isias, aud nuts, at AHro.1's.
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rONTlFluAL TESHEES.

At4 O'Clock =. NJ. pontiiicai Vcapers were
celebrated by Bishop Beckett, and attcr the
psalms were sung the Choir repeated ~,
Con AmoriS," and at the benrd;cti01 ot the
Blessed Sacrament sang "H >*'u'a'Is" ID q,
(soio, duet, trio, Hnd qrar'ei",) arranged
from Ru,>iu. and "T&ui~m ErHo grand
III +. hy Iamlbiiv''c. =,
Tie crowd At S'"prr. ai7n was 'inii'''at'y
large. many strangers being III ;hc c'i'grcgA'
tim
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TnE general ARRANGEMENTS.
VISITING CLERGY.

Besides the cIeTgymen noticed above there
were present the following. who came under
our notivc. i'cry !:c.. nr; C0r"oran and Rev.
Father Kicran of Philadelphia ''"Y. i'a.
Tiers Lee. Foley, u. D., McA;an.f., and Gait.
Joy. nf Baltimore; Rev. Fathers UC@nncl,
Mc.;anaa. arh eros. OF I'll" yicira,c OF
Moth Caioimn: iicv. ;'atlt""7 o,hecft, Of
Mariii~hur~, ". Va; GrocS. :. j.. ot 4 To-
anGia: Brady. Of Portsmouth: McGulrk.
of LynchItlr@; McEerry. Of Stanton; BIC.
Kccircy, OF Fredericksburg: llagan aud
Cater. Of Norfolk; Wilson, ut Petersburg /;
and i;,e clergy OF lti"hmond'
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Large bunches al Malaga grapes at ASTOSr3.
Fresh ijg5 lust received at rtEZIEi's.
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TIE CIfnin

vas :; subject Of general conmendaisoi. IN"
i.iil,c I'll Icing rendered nrti'ticaiiy anu VIII!
fine effect Tie following n"r>aHa composed
the choir on thiS Ccraalo1--NH.: ,>tH&i'@s'
Mrs. IL. B. Epudar Miss h@tc bui!cT. Miss
Louise Sall.iIami, Mrs. .jo:cph tu4iE', ana
Mis-. Louisa ODunncil; altos; Hrs- q. COP
pens. Miss p Sanmani, Mis- hatc OHr'ii,
Mi>. Katie McDonougil, and Miss Nora Yer
rim: rcop,'s. III. .inmcs Mct'idw ahI AT::
n!wrIl; Eu$<0s, 2lg. ionn =: Pi@"l9i ana
Mr.. Alexander +. hb"rnrihy. Professor l.
\. N,uhi.rr. to whom mHch credit ia due
,or tie >c|cetioiis and their ilnc rcA1'lloiiS.
lr,i.irl al the Orgul.
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bishop Gibbons knClt Oh Il pIjc-tiicu, prepared
for the purpose, while nr. MuIyey >aid tn"
PRAYERS IT the altar. The prayers concluded,
the Sigh: Reverend Bishop proceeded to tie
ihroln Wi.irll lsati rnt hcior" been orcunigd
since the death o: iiI-hop iiGGiiiJ; where
upon the priests Of The diocese successfully
adcancrG in order u kiss the cri-Copal ring
aut; otlvi thcii 0bci$an"c. Eur:lg this crre-
monv the choir >piclldi,lIy rendered the anti
l,h"n str Is ;'cllus." The Bishop then a.
cended tl,o altar and sang from the missAi
the Urcmu> TO St. Peter, tie patron Ci the
cathedral.
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AFTER THE SER.HU:

illr Bishop gave his solemn hene!irtion, and
ti,e clergy retired from the sanctuary. A.
iic procession moved out tie choir sang
go GlorinSa DUmiua." d;!rt and chouis hy
i.ambiiJttc. At the ohcrtory 80 Cor
.tmoris." duet and chorus, WAS >un2. Mi'1,
bcH,;ir anl Mr.. C"p2cns rendering The
h.at,iug parts.
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late Professor o1 Gil
g!n!a.
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LITERARY NOTES.

J. n. Lippincott g. Co have assumed the
Aner,can agency Of The Contemporary Review one
:, the alest aud best sustained Of the English monthly
,r,,nals and Of 1.-THE 81. Pauls Magazine edited by
Anthony Trollone a periodical devoted 10 lighter read
nc and well adapted 10 interest magazine readers in
AIMS country
Sheldon & Co. will publish very soon a
Einth Series OF Spurgeon's Sermons This volume has
tecn prepared with great care, the author having
selected and revised all the sermons and also prepared
very interesting introduction 10 the volume. The
arm are also about 10 publish Dr. Conants great work
Fbe Book Of Proverbs" re-translatcd, with cOpiOus
notes There will be two editions of this work. one for
The use scholars and TO meet the popular demand
Dr. Conaut has devoted 10 the preparation OF this work
nearly years of labor.
Messrs Henry s. King & Co. will shortly
ruhsh new editions of the Life and Works OF he late
Rev. Frederick W. Robertson, of Brighton.
The first part, entitled THE Sailing of the
Isen" is finished The prelude of this poem appeared
a few weeks ago III an annual called Pleasure.
MeSsrs. Adam a Charles Black have pur-
chased the copyright Of the Lord Broughams works
and propose publishing reissue OF them il moh'S
volumes.
The petition in behalf of the French Com
,nunist and savant EsGe Reclus signed by the Engsh
men OF science, McsSrs Lyen, Prestwch and Henry
Woodward all distinguished biologists, the last OF whom
translated NJ Reclus's book 1.-THE Earth by II
Carpenter Professor Owen. and many other men oi .e
highest scientific eminence. has been presented 70 te
Commission OF PardOns and hopes are entertainer VI
favorable issue.
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The railroad bonds were strong. with an improved re-
action to the Pacific mortgages, Cenras senng a'
1924; Union Pacfclsts ga; land grants S1s, ana IN
comes s7.as7t Albany and susquehanna IDS Drough.
par, and Illinois Central bonds, loidlOo. ALTON anu
Terre Haute incomes sold at 7sl and Hanmpai anu Oh
Joseph convertible per cents, NdYt' lie ProSpe0U
now are that further negotiations will be pushed 70 o
,eOo oo 600 new bonds on the Rothschlds proposton
since tho late vote Congress. Should this prove So
further sharp inquiry ia likely 10 be started up ior ran
way mortgages The bonds Of the old estaDhsneu
are now selling far above par, ana "nuoi
sob circumstances would be more difficult to Obtain
than at present say nothing of the smaller nteres
WELD az quotations advance. The new loans onerns
are in consequence attracting much attention rom cap
talss and both foreign well as domestic investors
Tho e. Ioseph and Denver City sinking fund land grant
per cent gold bonds st in active request az arc
also the Chesapeake and Ohio gold per cents when arc
offered by Messrs Fisk Hatch at "a and accrueu i'e
est Mcssrs Tanner Co. sell the st. Joseph ana Denver
ctv honda nj e71 and accrued interest. The following
were the bids for railway mortgages at the Board:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05

The Philadelphla STOCK market was urn, to-day
Pennsylvania 6s, third ISSUE 1884, Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad 264; Reading Railroad 81 1915; and Penn
sylvania Railroad, 62t. Gold closed at 1885,
There will be meeting Of the depOstors of the Eighth
National Bank, the Sinclair House. of Broad
way and Eghthst. at o'clock this evening. 1t is
pected that important business will come before the
meeting, and it is desirable that all should be present
To satisfy the very inquiries for information
concerning the mineral and agricultural Of
that part of Virginia and West Virginia tributary to the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, Messrs. Fisk & Hatch
have had a third edition OF MIR. Howell Fishers report
on the minerals OF that region to which is appended
further valuable matter the subject from other trust
worthy sources. Copies of the pamphlet be had on
application TO them.
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hut as we learn from semi official sources the nosDs
at present Is something 100000 IL wou" sorrod
traordinary that so vast debt could nave poon
in 80 short time and presume that the
ment now in progress will thoroughly SIT tnls
well as others equally ncomprehensble INC
OF the road II we are rightly informed, will be
TO meet the current expenses and money que Oh sa
LIST proxmo and a deficit OF &, 800 900 must DO
for in some way either by the sale OF ltS pap g..
consolidated bonds issued a mortgage dated sop -
1870 This latter process was estopped by inc "o'o'
ing Committee of the Stock Exchange, ana 'ne oonu
were never placed on the call They were apparen"y
issued to provide for 100000 overdue or then uuo
which s5OoOOoO were sterling bonds Pacinc man ie,
tho Influence Of an expected subsidy, ana .neio
was very little gossip about other shares Tue
business In Lake Shore' NC" ~
Central. Ohio Il Mississippi. North "os',iu ,'
Rock Island, Union Pacific ana Q"on
silver the latter stock taking downward turn ro"i 'o
to 2s with recovery. Canton was quite active u" "
TO sis. Investments quiet, but strong oh'"so
and Alton selling Fort Wayne. @i ana Mich'san
Central ISL st. Louis and Iron Mountain was suons
and hgher-as were also Express shares The ioio"it
table shows the highest and lowest prices OF acuNe
sfOcks made today
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the principal banks and bankers througho,. =,
United States "s We

the principal banks and bankers througho,, a..
United States NE
The attractive features of these Securities ar.
cognized in the fact, that, although they bay. "
but short time on the market, they are nea,lv =,
absorbed, and but small amount are now for al.
They combine perfect security with M,.-,
rate of interest. This interest account ia madoE.,'
for, and easily borne by, the Company throuys -
operation of the Sinking Fund created from -. =
the COmpany's land, which in many cases draw
terest at the rate of ten 1OD per cent per ANN.
The security behind them Is ample in every na,,.@
lar, az they constitute first and only mortgaoeo
trunk line Of railroad which will soon copnee, a.
city of st. Joseph, Mo. IAN important railway 40,
teri, with the Union Pacific Railroad Al ~.
Kearney. materially shortening the distance betu.
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts In addition Z, M.
the bonds have further security In the fac. Co..
her is included in the Mortgage the Comns,,,.
magnificent Lands, amounting to 10000 .r,
known TO be among the best in the United STAT,
The Mortgage indenture prohibits the sale Of tb,.
Lands at less than -Four a. Dollars per acre. and n.,
able to the Trustees under the Mortgage for N.
clear and express purpose of retiring these Bond,
The amount thus realized exceeds the sn.,,
amount Of Bonds which can be issued M
leaves the road property and franchises free.
The Bonds have thirty years to run, with inter..,
at Eight Per Cent, free OF tax payable February and
August in each year.
Both principal and interest are payable in gold
The principal in New-York The interest in eth,
New York, London, or Frankforton-the Main at TIA
option of the holder without notice and in the g&
currency of the country in which they presentsa
They are coupons or registered.
Trlstees-Farmers' Loan aud Trust Company.
The present price of these bonds is 97 and accrued
interest in currency from August Is, 1911 But thsS
are receivable at par and accrued interest IN ms
ment for lands sold by the Company. The RICH: 4
reserved to advance the present selling price wild.
out notice.
Maps circulars, documents, and full inf, matoo
furnished on application.
Though acting as agents for the sale Of hb loaa, Os
firm bun and sell in their regular business the bonds Of N
ST. Joseph and Denrer City Railroad Company hose u
the Eastern Dirison eight per cent ISL, recently PLACID b
US at 97 being nor quoted at rom lOli 10 lo2l and 90
crued interest.
TANNER q Co. Bankers, No II Wallst
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THE MARKETS.
IcGefelv reported for TEE rRiBcsll

SATURDAY. Feb. ,, MA
ASHES-The receipts toyiare 90 pkgs. Pots noes
que steady So asa 90 u.s. Pearls dull and unehA0h
SIlQSli 80.
C0TTOS-spot Cotton has been in good demand and Pre '
tc sales 2tO2 bales soc last evening including 80 Tor ec
for consumption and 81 for speculation Putas zoe" ers
and higher last February 300 at p Bloc 100 Al % t.
800 at % Bloc 800 ct 2ic 800 at % l5l6c 500 at 23e Ami
% Ice 200 2c; May, 100 at Gc 100 at 23se total
Toay-FebIgsry 100 at Pie short notice 200 a. 22s @hn
10th 400 p 3l6c, 100 at HE, days notice. "
Pile 100 az % 3.l6c. March, 30 at 23c. 800 q nIts
800 l56c April 100 At % 56c 800 at 23lc 200 EpL
MAY 100 % Tl6c 100 at 23; June 0Q fet
total 600 bales grand total 10 100 bales We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05

The bank statement again uniavorable, III conse
aucnce OF the large decrease in specie against the small
gain in legal tenders The loss in spec is accounted for
by the heavy Customs payments into the Treasury,
amounting s9.632,25 the specie export being only
sH $50 and the disbursements OF coin interest the
public debt s9Oi,9H The banks hold Ss29O,5OO in
excess OF legal requirements decrease Of s955225 The
following table shows the condition OF the New rk
City minis at the under. mentiOned dates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05

Gold has been dull but strong all day at 1921 0lO9b
though in the morning the price for moment touched
1924. ThcreIwere no new influences nearing upon INC
price The rates paid for having balances carried were
6AA3 o and "a per cent, but subsequently gold be-
came in good borrowing demand, and lent Hat, while
later 16i Of per cent paid for the use OF 1t
over until Monday. The Assistant Treasurer PAID out
$4,000 in redeemed 1923, making total OF s4O2co
since Dec J. 1871. The disbursements OF January and
February interest $4,000 making total of sl9O7-
600 The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was
as follows: Gold cleared, $i799,OOO: gold balances,
s. s32C6i; currency balances s,3Ol902 The following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05

In state bonds, new South Caronas were strong on q
pretty fair trade the July class rising cent to go
the April and October selling at 2sG2st Missouris were
steady at 95 and the Hannibal and st. Joseph issue at
g2, virgiuias were neglected, but the bids were nrm
New.York Bounty bonds sold at 1861 and Brooklyn
Water Loan at IS. The following the bids:
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Coleman BenedIct,s closing quotations were :
iates aforementioned:

The suboned table shows the highest and lowest prices
OF active stocks United States securities and gold made
during the week. as we'll as the closing prices OF
each AT the dates aforementioned:
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SECOND EDITION NOW READY.

sddop the usual Astronomical contents Of an Almanac g"
dc following Political and Statistical iuformston
LAWS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DURING THE
THIRD SESSION or THE XLIsT CONGRESS.
PROCLAMATIONS on NEUTRALITY AND FENIANlSM
AIT ENFORCING THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT.
THR TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
GRPENBACKS OUTSTANDING FROM 1862 TO 1871.
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS oP The L. S. FOR 1911
NUMBER OF POST OFFICES IN 1870 AND 1871
IMPORTS AND THEIR COST.
PUBLIC DBBT OF THE UNITED STATES
POPULATION OF STATES BY COUNTIES. FROM 1920 TO 1870
POPULATION OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE s.
POPULATION or THE L. AND TERRITORIES 1890 TO 1870
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT - CABINET SUPREME
COURT-MINISTRRs TO FOREIGN COURTS
PORTy- SECOND CONGRESS-POLITICALLY CLASSIFIED.
COMMITTEES OF THB XIIID CONGRESS-.
STATES THE UNION, POPULATION, CAPITALS, GOV
8RRORS &c-CONGRESSIONALA PPORTlONMENT
ELECTION RETURNS. CAREFULLY PREPARED, OP BLEC-
yTIONS HELD IN 1871. COMPARED WITH FORMER YEARS.
HOW TO ACQUIRE TITLE TO GOVERNMENT LAND, &C. &c
Sod Al Booksellers and Newsdeae Price 20 Gents; Tor
GolAI post pad Address THE TRIBUNE n Y.
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To BROKERS,

WASTED-A position as BOoKKEEPER and CAsHA
in "A stock or gold house by party Thoroughly rossS
in the business. First-clsss reference given. ~
aress A. b., Box No. 5,25l. Pust-Oftice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
Foreign exchange has been dun sil
sailed. and rates were as understated:

The money has been easy throughout the more
general being per cent, though the extreme range
was and T. the closing loans being at the lower rate
Prime discounts move the basis Of the following rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05

WEST WISCONSIN LAND GRANT Sinking Fund
seven Der cent Gold Bonds for sale at OFT and interest
in currency. Investors who wish a perfectly ssS
bond on "A finished road can obtain full particulars
by applying 10 WHITE, NORRIS q Co.. is WlFs
and tiwynne. johnson a. Day, 10 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05

THE CHICAGO, DANyHLE AND VNcENNEs FBsl
MORTGAGE BONDS are for only s1s,50o per nils
upon finished road which is doing large and pro
fitabe business For sale at 90 and accrued interest,"
W. b. SHATTUCK 81 Co., Bankers,
No % Nassau-st.. New York;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05

fRRlGHTs-Tbo market Cor berth eshv sH 49,, ,sr sss
TO British ports rather shippers iavo the veg %
Grain oil CAKE, and Provisions In the ensren. ne sf
has been done aud rates are 800 Con
NJ Baeon . and d leather 81 ~ 10
So1. :, s,d steam To ROTTERDAM IS hhAa rslle. -
Antserp tc. Lard The only charter w. a H. "
gan bark, with 100 Quas'sn Grain. Z" o"fa W. -,
s. II direct A.. ~, ...f vs.h hsw - ~.
GRtiN-rhe features Wheat market We 80 .sss rs
much the same A. Tor preceding forInlfst <
hsders have e,nosi nnnnss and have s'vs,sl, l
the higher prices bid this true no rsss sssr Ia.
Saihsu states III material reduction In oar ,ess - ~
orsbe reports regard TO The appear a N yrxha V
ei,aa ADD sna portion Of kss,sl, have q. sS:ssss
nro,srt the Water Wheat In PERHAPS .ss.s ~ |.
area Of country producing Winter wssss ss
regard q rys sSsa looks liberal % = Va
.nN fair export pesss.se' lave ssss..pass
s SS,S we. web .siy 20 ssssss NOV "