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SBIPPLNG INTELLIGENCE.


CLEARED. 80
s,ean,ho Acush1et Rector New. Bedford Ferguson Wood
Steamship AlbenSe, Walker Richmond &c, Old Dominion Steam
steamship wIanoss Coach Richmond City Point and Norfolk Old
Dominion snlas0 p go Savannah Ga Murr,, Fsr,Aco
StsSm,sP cSieon Befry c1srleston 8 c. II R Morgan Co
g1s po5 S@nr Ga 9 se, Sa G6 20
ssD St 5s1 P5ce Isergoo WfBsns Onion
Steamship City Of Galveston Rowland New-oreans a. Mallory
steamship canaa Br, Webster Liverpool via Queenstown P. W.
steamship Aeyra DEB Hsrrt. Liverpool G. Fransllyn
ship Cuetec (Br Coven or orders Burgess
Ship CITY Of oaeisc tBE Bras London Ic r P BaeI Co
Bark Msrs (Grrss. Grsnsde FsinOsrh James Ward Co
Bari Hilton castle Brl SCOT L9n1Sn 81 VI SSts Co.
Bark Mary RdeOui (B Tucker, jr Buenos Ayre Norton
BTs Guiding star lBr Freettey Kingston, Jam H solomon
sss a5' P P seai Fsy gs9. s B. ES S
Sc4r. George lshinson, Peck stamford! II. .
schI. Emily. Monelt Stanford
ARRIVED -
Steamship Champion, Lockwood Charleston With md ana pas
s & ". Gr (o Tanks Island Druumoud MAannas days
BaE Pos4d Cheney Bueno. Ays IS day, WITH ua'
Antelope WINDSOR NJ 81 Winter DeaerArA 70 days. with
seaf Oliver Pencil Aur Cyt. Is DAYS h cse- Ne
Sehr Union li Bostog Rsyaes Nassau 10 days With GuL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOroa Dec 2AAEed steamships Blackstone, from Bsinore'
sIvsSssa Ga bes eaArnvd steamship LIVINGSTON,
Liverpool hng Aoraucy from Liverpool scr Charles
j. eye lrnn Hole Burdeti HA from York. Cleared,
shin Liverpool; Eag,r Tor Baltimore,
CHAKtKsrON {. A. X Butter, frum
Boston. Sailed, ship A. n Loye, Tor Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
IIvRRPooL Dec. 2The steamship Memphis from Neworlean'
H.TRE Dec 2L-The Batc LLOYD Coppsnr steamship Thor
wsdsen from Tor NEIork Hae sailed Hencc al 10 ook
this morning
QUEISsroWy, Dec 4The Imam Line steamship City q Bfa'
Brooks nom r. and c Williams Gwun ue stesm
ship Idaho Morgan Dec d, gI' iTVei hers
last ngl at ococA AID tie latter ~ u O'clock
WHALEES.
The Atlantic Brown. Of New Bedford arrived a FaalNor =
reports sept a. long a., lost nslntapgautassi aud four
boats ID gale
MEMORANDA.
IFFs Del Dec British steamship supposed 81 h the LADY
yce ron Liverpool Philadelphia Gad ~ outward bound vessels
are q this harhor
For Latest ship Set-s see I'm Pa0o.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25
nrcrsroNs-DF.c a.

S,,r,vas Coprt-C h0rabeTs-Bv Judge Leonard
Ni - smith slIet a nogard premises be SOLD, End
d. nrrls morfage taxes sssssnents be paid for
s oecc supu deposited to e credit Of the aenon win
the Ouou Trust Company
Sfn7io, Coivt-S Special Terul-Bv Judge Curtis
IN Po~ Bsnk srt aMofon denel without prejudice
20 a1hcani brang adjudication u % and Nihou' costs
(Set oHiuidul
0,myaon Pleas-SDeciql gsrW-Bv Judge Larre-
me- Ii The natter the petition Of James MorganBpncauon
rti Iehnson Neutrality-suspicious. granted Borden ags Ger
nN,tar deped abide event. Ptts agI Pitts -Resfl
ordered Doseier sri1-trier settled
oricrea ,fhsBe ag[ Woods
Seron aehed Peuey hhy-P'Unsrv objections oyerrud
lv Josge gobinson-Christy sgt bh5y-hnings S'td
Court Of AppeGls-AIBANY, Dec. A.--The follow
inr decisions have been banded down;
Judgment. affirmed rh ooss-B.con NewYo Central and
Iss6n arosd Companv; COk sane' Wallace agt Fees
nfes ag Bel ngsurst People civ Of Rochester ag Briggs
C Of Rochester Briggs; Weeks Lvei fxhagh g sscke
srel reversed trial granted o 70 abide event ag
Wssu raph COMPANY Crpener al Biake owiey ag
Woodruff Judgments regersoi except penalty and anrmed
&C. Boot v Central and Hudson Ver
same Order ARMED
modified. GcGrlham Linden Order annea WIN
re-frckson Qun. Appes csnissed cond iOne Ny eboe
and refutar anendelBuus agt sage
80 6.Aotr1ephy agt knight Appeal
dsuissed. without cnsPatten ag SUIT Mouon
appeal IRON order denied with $40 sgt SOFT
dcnedfeofc rel Peterson ag DaF'
to- People rel Ai Dayton Nonon denied without costs
Ellis Insurance Company Appeal dismissed without
toss-Cslenan ig Dckson The Court adjourned sine de
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANxING-OFFIcE OF FISK & HATCH,


New-YOrl, Dec %, 1872.
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD is about
COMPLETED. Its immediate promise of business is
verv large its earnings the disconnected portions
will reach ths,year nearly 81 100000, without min
eral or through business from which It's as
a completed Road will be largely derived. Coal
mining iron furnaces rolling mills aud manufactO-
ries of all kinds will soon crowd its whole line ;
while the producing West and manufacturing East
are eagerly awaiting the opening of this new Trunk
Line. which is destined to have important an in
fuence upon the transportation Of their products.
The FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD Bonds
the total amount of which is only SljOOOOOO, are
secured upon property worth S35OO00O TO SfO,-
OOOOOO are among the best securities in the market
fully equal in intrinsic value 10 the Central Pacihc
Bonds They are issued in denominations of $780,
$500 and $1,000 and at their present market price,
sc and accrued interest, very desirable.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD BoNDs
are too well known To require description or COM
mendation Their total amount is So, SS5 O00 they
have for long time ranged in market price near or
above par-the price to-day being lO2 10 1922, with
coupon on due Jan. /, of per cent gold
The WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD
BoNDs amount to s., 600. This road is now con-
solidated with the CENTRAL PACIFIC, and the pay
ment Of its bonds principal and interest," Is assumed
by the latter Their market price to-day Is w TO 92
also with three per cent gold coupon on, due JAM l.
As they have recently been introduced on the Stock
Exchange expect 10 see them rapidly rise to the
price of CENTRAL PAcFIcs, being substantially the
same in character and value
The CHEsAPEAKE and ONO the CENTRAL and WEST
rRS PACIFIC BONDS, all of which have been negotiated
by us, we believe TO be the best and most de-
O. =. H.. lru& lanh
in time must become very scarce; especially as the
Government will probably, during the coming year.
pay off in gold another argellot of FIvE-IwENriEs
and issue in their place FIVE PER CENT BoSDs
We buy and SELF as usual Government Bonds, re-
| ccve deposits on which we allow interest, make
collections and conduct general banking business
| in all lis branches FISK d HATCH.
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pEPARrQRn OF FoRelaN MAIL&

WEDNESDAY Die Is
Christians DaJ1be Posg0hce and Al Domestic Mails close Al 10
a
has Europe Queenstown and LIVERPOOL per steamship
Mahhaan No Supplementary Mall Steamship sails
at AZ NJ, from Pier.N6. 20 y. r.
A Prgsaan Closed Mail : sent hv this line.
rHUnSDAI. Dc. e.
Mails PlTmout Chch0ur ana Hanhurr. reAm
shin Hosas close az IL Sapp enenry Mini On Per loot u
IzId Hoboien closed Al SeaaDliF sails st m iFom
foot ii Thrd st. lioboseu
A lra,san lossdM Mail . b. this lice.
A hren deposited Suppemenarr Mss must Be prepaid With
double postagf,t f. rI" III .s.
Mails Nassau, ~ P. Mavana per steamship coumss
close at Supplementary Nal Pier No A. n r. closed At
$50 y Il. Steamship sails az y N ....
.'l r. FRIDAY. DEc. H.
Nal oT HALIFAX s. is coei At the York Post One ever
FRIDAY ID ociock m SeAmihip sails iron Portland Ne On
SATURDAY, az D.. n-
Letter poag Indies except going direct viii
be ch be prepaid
SATURDAY. OEC %
For Great Britain and France via Qaeeawn and Liverpool BY
the steamship AdrSue nails close u A. ASuppemensry NAL
Is closet al WhHs Star Book m Steamship ais At ,
p White star Dock, PavIna Ferry, Jersey Cr
For Ced Mail for the Continent OF Europe Southampton and
steamship beat hAd, mails ee u NoSuppe
me4ary Nail Steamship sails at from foot Of Ihirdst
Hobo t NV .T
and Prusan closed Mail BY this line
Mails Tor Ftahce Brts and lavo ftamsn St Laurent.
viii u NJ om Pier No. 81 \. r.
Ms for avana MeYO BY the steamship Ctv Mexico close
att N Steamship sails a , from Pier No. Mr.
MaD f1r INT by steamship Weybosrc close 70 N.
Mails icT KeT Wss by the mhp CITY o. Dallas close
Steansh9 sails at , D. iron Pier No. % Is. Il
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Sales through second hands were made at f03 per
cent below the nominal rates, which are annexed;

Extra mails Tor EUROPE ON Ihursdhy PET HIeIISIIIP
Hosatia will close at 1890 D. m, at the Merchants
Exchange Nos. 30 and 80 Pine-st
The money market was fairly active, most OF the
loans having been at lS2 and interest stock col
laterals though some transactions were reported as
low M per cent. gold In the afternoon the de-
mand became more active and Lilo was paid in many
instances, but the market closed at l-S2 There Is
nothing new to note in the currency movement,
some of the banks sending away currency and Others
beng receivers of the same. Discounts are un-
changed.
The Government bond market ruled strong IN
tome and a further advance was made IN lSo's TO
1l6s and 1lG, The Influences continue TO govern
the market that have controlled prices for some
time past. Fisk g. Hatch report as follows az p M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25

TUESDAY. Dec PIP. NJ
An early adjournment If the Boards, as usual the
day before Christmas contributed toward making the
dav dul one in Stock Exchange circles, and the re-
ports of the various markets as consequence1ndl-
cate a reduced volume Of business as well as d.
intuition of the usual interest. The stock market
was irregular though in the main higher early IN the
day. Pacific Mail was steady and uniform until
after tterst board, all the sales before that time
having been at 75sG76 From the latter
point however there was quick run
down to U.s. the price aferward having reacted 10,
and touched az, with final dealings at the latter
figure There was decided weakness in the market
after the / o'clock board, but up 20 that time
abash had advanced from ~ 70 20, y. Y. Central
from 81. to 9sl Ohio and Mississippi from 4Si to 40,
and Western Union from Vi. TO SGT. AT the close
many Of these were down 10 the lowest figures of
the day the pressure to sell being quite marked.
Among the non-speculative shares Harlem rose from
ia 10 49, and later reacted 10 49, The following
were the opening highest lo6est, and closing prices
N.afrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25
Coleman q Benedict's closing quotations at p. m.

Tomorrow there win be no business done in
financial circles, and the Stock Exchange Gold
Room, Treasury, banks, etc, will be closed
Tho Gold Exchange was closed at p. m and
during the shortened hours of business very little
animation was apparent in this market and
operators manifested little disposition to speculate
in either direction All the sales were at llltG1lla
with the prepqpderance of transactions at the higher
oaotation. The market was unntuenced by the
weakness of exchange. Cash gold was easy and
from Il TO 5 per cent was paid for carrying. The
Assistant Treasurer discussed In coin idterest
$l1Oi 600 and in currency interest, sSooo the total
amount Of bonds redeemed being sll,Ooo. The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was a. fellows;
Gold cleared, $40 255oo0; gold balances Sl'gsl'S
and currency balances, S227o'9n. The following
..oxn sy,a N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25

FRRie;TfTsReh ts hav- drm with OF rrss Of
Grain oher Lines the asr.et was dull me ahag 'ap! Is
900 Cd snsr bush b sal % O bush Corn az 3d.
10 LoBdou2e0 bbs Flour by san a. 80 &c eIsf err Sss;
with full cargo Provisions Pm ate tefns sud norwegian
steamer 100 register arrive hence G. direct port on the
Cnneut with general brit 81 blrk hence 10
Gibraltar for ORDERS with 200 bbl khaeI Petroleum, on pnVaie
- 90, -, -. -. -. -. r.. ii, ,.,.
toms FOREIGN red iU With Purchases mostly in snail ot;
wholesale lots 81 shade easier aud quoted at ac
Brazil Nuts armer nov qsoe Al re We quote Lesn2rn Con
42dlc; valencia Raisns &c; Sulana Do lJs Lalgudoe
FEAriiRRSrhe market rmns very g' bt prices are without
ouotabe change quote dtO for Prime a dOe for Mixed
GRASHOer Wheat are very arm in tier YeNs sat bers
freight nigh the market closes better or spug d Al aud aeye
the dsmIf chiefly erporti Winter any 9e but quiet the
Sng and Nos Mixed 81 81; 81 580Sl 90 for No Nil
YANKEES % for No Duuhi 81 Tor Rel Western store %
Tor white Michigan Barley IN better demand Western Is hrn
sa OF 81 bush voc M Common 70 Choice wO State.
snI 2 for Good Milwaukee store aud $500 bush Canada
private terms Banei Nt Is a but arm Tor Coca
sae, ~ 5OObub City 81 Oas dull, AMI les ann az
he eos; the sales bush. Ohio MKel 40t3;
White a. ig5lc Blsc lni6!c Weatm h1e al a G45c! White
Al teD Rive Is srm dull Corn Is without change thoagh
the good tor export Dot ne annne's o. holders
business the sale ere uo bush steamer a. 9t 1osc
Western Mixed atoeci Nea~in ieuo" a1oe s"Sne Nss " %
G1SSIRs~B,g. are very qe, unchanged at lalc,
lgJc spot 3 l4s Tor the future Calcutta dull and
LRATHRR@Ths business aemocs Sole mode
rate ereut prices undergone essenhangei receipts
fair extent and e stock "a The neease
29dOe Hemock Basnos Ay hlse' sg,,aI iaocs
Avres Light isd29 Hemoek California Heavy emoeA
California Middle Ba9c; hemock 1aLorna' 1tnL 4, NC,
Heuloc Ornoco. Be- Heavy 2O1!ci Hemock ornoco &C. MID
DIE "a Sc HeEloek orBoco. Light 2,Ghii hrm9es Gooc
DAMAGED. all kinds and weg9u ztgEe hsseA rs I
Cropoei Heayv 38aiic unon Cropped Ade, SGte unio9
Cropped Light 40a41ci Union Bellies, lsGc osk hoasn all
weights JsG Rough. southern al NeGh'' 1oG currency
h
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cPTNINAL NOTES.

Pichard Brandon charged with stealing mail-bags
-, a. Pncs committed yesterday hv Ccmmener Sbeas
rw All he action the Gand Jury Patrick Dovi cna VIZ
.,s an Illicit disery discharged Iheoiore Jeoos eAaFen
- lpe whisky without license. was held IN 500 bail
I'm the Court Of General Sessions, yesterday, Mau-
- -e inaei for forgery, scot to Staio Prison Tor y yea
ISons i fr hnray sn 70 state Puon ier = 49,
George Reoad for assaet and 'er vs. seat e. s.-e M
a. N W johnson for grand hrcen seat - State Prison
a. "a v Joseph Stnhart Interpreter 81 the Seventh be'
- hsri ~ Ming gE7 Coutraler Conaoy under
M retenses va discharged the proscuos iei u prove ms
s-qlt
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CHICAGO. DANvILLE AND VEcESNEs RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BoNps'-
The road earning dividend on It's stock belae m
terest on it's bonds. But small AMOUNT remaining
Apply personally or by letter TO
w. b. SHATTUcR q Co, q Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25

70 $50 70 - ifn last wet
Same week II packa-e son @ pt is 'ahada
butter received during the sk, tlc 4 % hae "l' To sell a.
29ac bot IL g0i ply 90 tiso she place
the diminish supply Of Western hollis begin - ave hofr
being ordered from Philadelphia here Nies Of chos
with >'atf
daes are hrmly held have been sold nssnc 81 Sc 10
tbe eountry which j. reached Most Inc aes sei
al dc several Welsh going at ir f9 hs tas
reach zoe There considerable call low r1, Wc has
bn OF unusu arrivals n nch shL Que lot of
70 srkns low vraie Western sold az luc Quotations;
PENN AND y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25
BOARD OF Assistant Aldermen.

o.,l,1 NosDAY. Dec q is72
Pr.as4os T. han .q President in the chair ana quorum Of
nenoena . --.,v - ,,vrp,rny t-
Of conductors on cli Isy
ear. also e railway stages aHd accommodation
S.prEs raoS rnr BOARD AtpEKSEs Lllo oyss
t sak be lad across ssse S ps ,S Avenue Fe
t IN permits heee given By Che coGmon Ceees - zee any
q he s .i 1sE' iI us ag s@p. foi lie ordinary
s ~ ne 10 se o1 and f. street S %
ess wherever required and thai be cause all Ssni s-e' % te'
- u, he frI aedis feiv removed
i s Board q street Openings AMI Ipppvsnen. Be reqpeste 70
sa o. or COegepaes from ChambsisA 70 "
M resolution and ordinance approved BY The Masor JAY u ls7
that One hundred aaa tenth ,s from s;a t md 1 aesss.
ss peel AID ,L n Len S o '' me PiS ave-
10 h Bouvsri regulated and grael the elio ana e.
ana maven at tse entire BY The day
That the Conms'9n Of Pas 10 y S S Cbs 70 point on
Ss a ~ Be- gbi in Fy siItbst north side from First
ave 70 % h & ~ Sevsuty,ourhst from Boulevard TO the
gutter be sat aud the He" De AAsss'
s'q a. s,5sg from the Boulevard TO River be
regulates grsad and gutter stones se ana s
liar the Sidewalk on .hs Of wet from HamnOhd't to
Tss ~ bosh sss q Fn d1 between Eus and Tsnl1Ve'
eu6 and gutter reset and Tie dlewsi be sATsa
Thai tss sseS .s on SF s ao59 a' o.
ss tse deFsI both sides Of Pf from See0na~'s "
E. M aS S q stsS q wOrt from Chaham to ceues both
s4ss Of PsA T. o 20 5h both uberyt irsm
snd gutter stones Dc So AZ" WV - Wv
% ,rsss SSs Be bsheln seventysgHh between Hr'''ve
s n. dewslE on both Of Dc'brOssf IRON Hudson to
WAshBgonst be hAggea . . . H., ~ na,sd 9Th the
aSsa@r sevH as Improved stone pavement ~ pos Ao
Thai sereathst non Third 20 Pisve b. reoAted add
set and the
lighted Tsnthaye' bsiWseA ss''o 1'' '
-Efh-Sta -
Tst the Co0poss hs directed s' Martin Brown the sun OF
t the Conrf pey Bdwar8 shst $3.50 George hocne
Sf a. and Adoh L. Aoat for seTEeea ren1stsa AN1
lribed ab that NJ Comptroller reserve ron "
psea BY Common Council The occasion OF 1e aeaD
II Horace OreeleI. %. o -. ~ 4.a
That Comptrosr Daring pssyd Co The o. Ssl a.
Conse g the Common Council on
O0feqasz " Horace Greeley Al The ftsh Ayer6e Hotel
does hereby the extension OF
Tie u OmHi1ue 0saed By th BrosdNy and last sde
SAC CnPaa fe9 BloadsA thrt along COTSndts 70 'hs
ferfY a. the foot Of C0r,Andtst
w.. U Ap9rfgD. ..
Al ordnance pfOsi that no shall attach ps paste
hydTsn the City f hereafter
he sreete We penalty Of Ass s ,s thsH
or thsb ten GoilarA i'-i
81 he hol0glng
Aarnsave-Assiszht Aldermen OBden Rohros Hssly Kr.a
C0sgsa sss, Psefnsys ~As, Gs hi~onoa shssn1 aud
EessiTs-Asdstaut kfiernss 9alYis end cessle-z .at
Thar apgcalOa Sarah NJ Andrews
o. westerly half Of the
Canptpf Of ne Cy ofAeuioEs, sh adopted by the oh0s
amsaye-Aslsssut Aldermen Foley OBneB Gsltia Robinson
asay COadnkOb kirnek PncaRey, Costello Wade
f receiving basin add calvert be alt bs northeast u
81 ybtAsi AMI PM ave.
l seventy. rs,s Eshhsv, 'ss Backward. D.rsd
xah btsi4n ~ irsD-biCtk 1aFeReal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25

Kir, 7oa17 D. private trus goo YET sstec l1s NJ as
sau me ,toek on " a. hees and ~ & 49,.
- ..., ~ 20 haes pd follows. - Dr, 1870
Ar " laeo Dry Monieyideo &e RoW Dr sd saea S-.
n % .nd sailed Teras Southern 1900 Wet ntte1 D"'
A.. ws 20 bales Ccus Baaao IN bales CafHa Oss All,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25

roRpsyrrIE AND SoUTn- WEsTERN RAILWAY OF
Indiana This Road is finished and equlppei' ana
already does large business in the TRANSPORTATION
Of blockcoal. JOKES g. SCHUYLER ~ Pine-st.
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And the following for city bank stocks;

There has been moderate business transacted IN
railroad bonds but the market presented no new
features The Pacific mortgages al the close were
quoted at 80. to 81 for Union Frst at 'S to s for
Land Grants at SO to 81 for Incomes, and at lO2 TO
1n2I for Centrals The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25
The Philadelphia stock market is steady. Penns

The PhiIadeIphia stOck markell IS sIeaIy' IeHHs9I-
vania Is, 100; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad 26s
Reading Railroad, So; Pennsy lysnia Railroad 56l
Gold, 1l19.
The earnings of the -. Lonis and Iron Mountain
Railroad for the second week in December were:
1872. S6Ol60; 1871 S4Sy71 a.; increase Sll,lSs 3D.
Jan. to Dee -: 1872 $2.152,7Os "a; 1871, $685.
$50 49, increase, S5SG,llS -.
Messrs. Howes q Macy will pay the January
coupons of Montgomery City per cents at their
Office, No. 30 Wall-st.
The semi-annnal interest maturing Jan. I, 1873, on
the first mortgage bonds Of the Canada Southern
Railroad Company viii be paid after the LIST prox-
imo at the Union Trust Company of New-York.
Messrs. williams & Bostwick, No. 40 Wall-st., are
prepared TO buy and SELL at current rates, the
Trustee certificates of the American Express Com
DauV
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n Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR The WEEK ENDING Dc. o. ~.


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25

METALS-ngot Copper has shown good dfgree o. nuv %
prices have advanced; Of $50 40 a. Jiatc % I@t ~
TOYS Rngsh do Scotch Pix Iron l. quiet Da
Arm kmencan Pg good inqnry aa0e 20 LehSs
brn,ls ard No sfd- Rails arr QUE and ancnans
srlo in ated apvard tenenrf iA
as from yar and from dock fofegn ~ b-a = W..
and unchanged duoted 55n 80 IS for Orinar ana =
Ieue Bar quoted Sheet and Pine tc and lnAne ~
1910 per the trade p 2 Tin quiet 6g DIN ~
straits H3lc; English odsre Size and bsnca Al &c ..
GA Plates demand AMI sn sales o $50 toEs Saa9ai
IN Al To- g7 ali Tor Charcoal Teue a. ~ o@ sy
and 1000 DO Tn FOR ftae delivery private terms w
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25
Tnrsrrx CERTIFICATES or TIE

AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPAnI,
the Asset, OF the COMPANY previous 20 December 20,
1874 bought AZ the Office OF WILLIAMS II bosr"ich'
No. 40 Wall-st, N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25

We offer the balance of the FIRST MORTGAGE
(oniy $4,000 per mile PER cENr GOLD QUARTERLY
CorIpos Bosps Of the LoGAssPoRT. CRAw-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-25

Tbs, ser.on,t, from Ble.ctersL West BE- r.a,nbsrtie
I Bv The following
AEmaveAsss.n, AioFmea Polsr. 0Ben CALVIN. Robinson
Heaiv, srlck Pnckuev Costello Wade. Gels,
kimon.e Cnniskf. Sch and the Prssldentl6.
eAdouraed mill Thursday nert 26 inst at O'Clock
J. Clerk.