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Arizona citizen., 1872-09-14

BURLINGTON, Vt., September A. Returns from 169 towns give Re- publican majority of 20,394-a Re- publican gain of SAP since the vote of 1870.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-14

M. O'REILLEY's well is down 330 feet at Crittenden station-17 miles east of Tue son. The ground is soft and careful curbing required. Water can hardly be tar from the bottom of that we'll
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-14

LORD & WILLIAMS received avery large stock and variety of goods this week. so did Lesinsky & Co.,, by the same train. In both cases the goods are direct from New York.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-14

/ THE Apaches have extended their labors to Gila Bend. Thomas Childs writes us as follows, on the 11th in stant:
 On the 9th, the Apaches made raid down here. There were four trains camp ed here at the time. Three of the trains herded their stock. The Indians attacked the herd of one traiA belonging to Parsso and killed his herder and drove off his herd of twenty-five head The herd was not over 400 yards from this Station. The herder was Mexican-name not known to me.
 Two nights before the above named theft and murder, the Apaches at lacked the herd of Antonio Contreras. but without doing any damage.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-14

PICACHo STATION is advertised in to- days paper for sale, with all supplies on hand. It is one of the very best on the road, so located that all teamsters and travellers on that road must give it some patronage.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-14

PERSONAL. - Paymaster Colonel Nor row, clerks and escort got to Tucson on Thursday. The troops are doubtless glad to see him as they have four months pay due. Tucson will be his future head quarters, and hereafter payments will be prompt once in two months.
 A Lazard got back on Wednesday.
 E. N Fish left for Phenix last Saturday.
 James H. Toole is expected back to Tucson in few days. He is good man and will receive hearty welcome.
 L. w. Carr of the stage line came to town this morning.
 The Prescott Miner reports that Major Carr is likely to be sent to command Camp Lowell
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-14
Quitting Freighters.

NUR STOCK Having been selected with Ogreat care by one of the firm, and with special reference to this market, we are confident that we can sell our goods as
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-14

DR. SoULE has been appointed In- dian Agent at Apache Reservation.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-14

SAN FRANCISCO, September r. Greenbacks are quoted here at s9 c S91.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-14
1.-THE Apaches on Monday night stole five

/ THE Apaches on Monday night stole five horses from the Papagoes at San Xavier. The Papagoes took the trail which passed just west of Tucson, and gave chase and recaptured two of the animals.
 On Tuesday night the Apaches returned to San Xavier and stole another lot of horses from the Papagoes. The next day the latter took the war trail in earnest. May they kill four Apaches for every horse stolen, is our wish.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-14

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office uncalled for, during month of Au- gust: Barela Sacramento, 3; Fuentes Clara M., Maldonado Mauricia, Maldo- nado Maugrisia, Maldonado Refugio, Mar tinez Francisco, Pacheco Aidoro, Pacheco Refufa, Pacheco Guadalupe, Ramsey S.. w., Ramsey Sidney, Ramsey S. H., 9; Ranteriaz Lorenso, Seloya Rafael, Stewart George, Sdrulz Mr., Salazar Guadalupa, Whipple Samuel.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-14

Los muchachos siguientes son recomen- dados DOT su maestro el ST. J. Spring al fin del ultimo termino, DOT no haber sido los tres moses pasados, DOT haber estu- diado cada dia sus lecciones cOrrecta- mente y DOT el progreso notable que han hecho DOT estas causas: Y. Bonillas, F.. Aguirre, A. Carrillo, A. Zepeda y R. Vas UueS
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-14
CHEAP IF NOT CHEAPER

than any other House in the Territory We are therefore certain that as to quality and adaptability to the wants of the com munity our stock is unsurpassed.
 For these reasons we respectfully solici. a share of the public patronage, feeling assured that our goods and prices cannot ail to give entire satisfaction. FULLY, OCHOA & co.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-14

THE Apaches were so thick around the Bosque Ranch on the 26th of August, that when P. Megery was firing off his gun from his seat under peach tree at his door, two came right in range of the balls, and one got his neck broken by his care lessness and another sustaired slight damage to his person. Good for Megery, who will give the details of the bloody conjunction of Apaches with his rife balls.
Arizona citizen., 1872-09-14
TO THE PUBLIC.

WYE take this method of respectful v w announcing to our friends and 1 the citizens of Arizona in general, that wehave just received,
 and are now open
 ing
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
TrEspAY. March 2G--r. ".

Erie has had another 1ied-day, having sub
stantiay enjoyed = monopoly or the stock market II
has found deNotecs to worship ut it, shrine in almost
every part oi the globe where people buy ana
sell stocks. The cables and the domestic wires
have been burlencd with successive aud almost
continuous orders to buy or sell Erie, and no
dasling ballroom belle ever had more arden,
court paid her by obsequious admirers than has
been lavshcd upon Lady Erie. to-day by world wide
adorcrs Erie closed strong al 80 here st night and at
4g III London the stamped certificates. To-day the
price advanced there to 54s from which should infer
that the speculative mania the London Change has
assumed as much feverish intensity this side
Indeed the upward OF the stock has been largely
dcpendent upon the there and the two London IN
terests Heath Raphael and BischOf.chcim Il Gold
schmidU reported 70 have been very
heavy buyers Intelligent gentlemen on the
street express the opinion that three-fourths 0f
the capital of the Erie Company j. held by Euro
peans OF this is only guess since with loJOo0
shares changing hands in a single day, II is quite mpos
sibe 10 form correct estimate in regard 10 the matter
There is doubt, however that our cousins over the
water have gObbled very large proportion OF the
stock which has been sold here within the past few days
At 54B in London the equivalent price here would be
nearly Co. but in making such rapid advance from g. at
the opening, it overshot the limit aud went up Ia
67i Here the price halted and fell of to Gii
then up to Co. and again back to a. From this point
there was sudden drop" ~ GA due 1t Is said 10
siderable sales O stock bought for export yesterday
morning. the handsome profit Of II to 10 per cent Offer
ing an induceIDent TO sell which could hardly be
sisted Later the afternoon the stock quiet
but rallied and, after selling MP to G5, closed at cat
Probably 100000 shares changed hands during the day.
Boston, Hartford and Erie took its place again
in the ranks Of active stocks, and ad-
vanced 10 81, with sales Of 1900 shares. Pacific
Mail closed strong, advance OF per cent TO eai the
sales Of the day footing up i51Oo shares. The next
largest dealings IN Lake Shore, Ohos Northwest
ern Wabash and st. PauS; hut these Insignificant
in conparison and the whole heavy In tone, though
ouiet and nrncr the close. Investments were quiet
and firm at about yesterdays advance. Quicksilver
shares were steady. Consolidation Coal sold at a. and
3g, but was strongly held ut the close at 4og. Wells.
Fargo co.'s Express advanced TO 7sa. The following
table shows the opening. highest lowest. and closing
prices Of active stocks sold to-day:
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
$ for Family Extras.

FREIGHTS-The demand been moderate and rates
ng has vessels Tor the Petroleum trade and
vsTpoo b Steam o 6Rd Taow At o. and boIes Bacon
3D. and oO 3 the nominal rate for Grain 81
as 3D. and 5i bbls Rosin 2s bbls
fsn M S aSS S ns La @ and fac% at @ 6b. Ron a3 81 and
@ r b. Sa Glover s on Dy Is.% With % lump .an
British bark from Philadelphia to Gibraltar for orders a1d Aeier
@ @ T9: TssTr aSSs 10 @ & P 3 Sr Vh AZ S Cd i for SrSS & o. 3 @
for cases general private terms; British
bark Of m ngfe hence the Spanish Main on private terms
and from Bae Honduras to Boston with cargo Of Logwood at
British ship Of ia1 es % M for ar Liverpool with & genera ss
eral cargo to Bristol lump sum and snip oi AS uns l" San Fran
fRED~fRs inquiry has Sea cny limited price. lower;
20 b 81 Sd 50 n at ~ so 80 n st ~ IS ard 100 b' at
FEATHERS continue good demand and the market is d we quote
GRAiS-Thc CuIy limited demand for Wheat and prices
unsettled offerings Of Spring light bat Of Winter they
f stf n ehGts Winter strong the & are bushels at 81 for
"a s IL G a 81 Cr cso sG%HT %s Rs Msn
bush inferior Chicago Spring 81 S aaoat and 5000 bush No
sasi ss9 che .ses are 5toC bush western At M for nhc
Sas. Ss as and .saay SALE. Of bush state City
~ & & o are "a % % @ so and S% 's o s.ss M demand al @ 'ss re-;
5oi as. and S7dssc for Common white
sss ssse a. the I % S are 1850 Sa.b Western ss in c.e At
SS sSi sss % % s. S 200 Sus Western Sssi
9e and ,oao asSat Western Yellow ie Southern
GNsENGThe market continues very quiet bot prices are arm s
GUANo limited demand and the market is steady We quote
the sSs Of @poe and hs sS :.o,
as ,ss and G % % ~ % s sssa! sssp s Of a S
Dupoot .s rom nils Pc. Elizabeth Dc HART 80
from = G P f .% :.. &c, sss 3 s% $40
s M.os.s from I% E,
Ane; Edr.r. q $50 from & SLsr oa.!.e ports. total T @
n & & M:s;:'s': 4 s ss Ss +
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER Cry RAILROAD
CoMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE Bonds are being alb
sorbed by an increasing demand for them.
Secured as they by first mortgage on the
Road Land Grant Franchise. and Equipments, COM
bined in one mortgage, they command at a
ready market.
Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing Of
the loan. Principal and interest payable in gold
Interest at eight 49, per cent per annum. Payable
emi-annualy free of tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations 81 900, $500, and 800 COu-
pons Registered.
Price 97l and accrued interest. in currency, from
February Is, 1872.
Maps. Circulars, Documents and information fur
nished.
Trustees, Farmers Loan and Trst Company of
New-York.
Can now be had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country. and from the nn-
dersigned, who unhesitatingy recommend them.
TANNER * Co., Bankers,
No. II Wall-st. New-YOrk.
ANAL amount of the CHICAGO. DANvIIIE AND
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
JEFFERSON ON NEP0TISM.


70 me Fditor Of The Trfo"ne'
S,p. In these DAYS of Dents Caseys' anu
Kraners. the following passages ion ~. rso, Owe
rbomas Jefferson may he worthy on rePl'"" ny " =,
taken from 1.-THE Domestic Life OF ihou"S W.,
compiled by his grea'-Sf"nu"""T"'>'
Golph, pages 277~SSo' a. , ,o 20 ar
,o,ac 1I the receipt OF yours of March T. ah1 10
5rtcresfed and honorable point OF view IN which YOU va
Saw the proposition IL covered Inc rosoiu''o & % %,S
se,"perIv approved had long been formed III my nIu M
1h. n,ihlir will never be made TO DcheNc tnN "i
annoutment OF relative Is made on the ground Oh uCs
.ine nnn1ueuCcd hy family views; nor can tnel tNcr
Sc with appreciation Offices the disposal ot whch tty
intrusi their Presidents for pnOhc paIuoSoS hs
Infinitely hy his conduct this SUBJECT a. zen tst
iugon had done himself the greatest hoo r T' iy e~o
csahe t. err II is true that this places the relations OF
stranger but the public good which cannot be efected
IT, confidence bc lost requires TINS sacrlce PethaS
, n is romueus,ted hy sharing the public esteem
,ud not bc satisfied t assured you of The increased
esteem with which this transaction nils me lor you
Accept my afeciionate expressions oi it.
And Jefferson did not make good resolution al the
beginning of his term of Office Ohe period when the
above was wntten break il in the end, witness the
following addressed to J. c. Cabcu. concerning the
appointment Of Professors for the University Virginia
many years after he had retired from political affairs
In the of the trusts have exercised through
LIE with powers of appointment, can say WIN run,
and WITH unspeaHaolc comfort that never V r l,
relation office and That merely because never sN
1uC ia Miicl some one ulti NOT oItI Vi
qdalihcd; and have the most unlimited confluence
that In the appointment OF Professors 10 our m m :
institution every individual OF my associates Wlll looh
with single eve 10 the Sublmai0n OF tS character ana
adopt, our sacred motto, DetF aB"@t' III '4iS
way il viii honor Us and bless our country
These are the thoughts of Of the wisest OF Amer
cans. who proved himself mpregnable as well to the
seducton of sqfnere,t as to the attacks OF his foes
But Of what avail are the utteTauces OF philosopher
statesman and sage they prove "u'agonistic 10 'He
regular tAiucl' hhfIbLI'N''
Eelridcre y T., March p, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27

EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS ATLANTA
,>n p,cuvnNn Arr LINE Railway COaPlNY,
Issue limited TO $4,000 per mile on rst-class road
in tho great New-York and New-Orleans route,
owned and controlled by the Pennsyivanla Company
and Southern Railway Security Company
Two-thirds of whole issue has been disposed or
and we offer balance for the present at 90 and inter-
est, paying nearly nine per cent interest on amount
invested. s IT,
We invite attention to extract from letter OF Gen.
G. w. Cass well known as President of Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company
6 regard the first mortgage bonds Of the Atlanta
and Richmond Air Line Railway az flrst-cias5
security and an eminenly safe and profitable invest
ment. and cordially approve OF ana concur IN thee
statements set forth in your exhibit OF the value ana
prospects of this line
Pamphlets and particulars furnished by
LANCASTER BROWN d Co.. No. Excfange-court,
(Exchange-place, near Broadway
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
New vnbiita:ions
NOW READY

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INSTINCT.
ITS oFTCE IN THE ANIMAL KINGDOM, AND IT'S kkLA.
TON TO THE HIGHER POWERS IN MAN B7 7. CHAD
BOURNE Ii d. Author Of Relations Of Ssar nFtory Eagfal
Theology" &c l2rao, Cloth 81 ~
H.
The Swedish Novel,
THE BANDIT.
By AUGUST BLANCHE Translated from the Swedish by se'A
Borg and Marie A. Brown evo, Paper, eli Cloth, 81 o.
Blanche representative swed having gained distinction " STATES
man social ormer phhnhorist well a through bis NOVELS
These have enjoyed enduring popularity and VIII have o
American readers value beyond their interest as vivid dramatic uch'"
from the faithful and Characteristic pictures they Iv' Swedish DE
Ready NeIt w,el;
FIVE HUNDRED MAJORITY;
OR,
TIE DAYS OF TAMMANY.
By WILLS NILES Svo, Paper, Is cts Cloth 81 a.
q. u. PUTNAM & Sons,
4rHAyE AND 23DST, N Y.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
coleman Eenedlet,s eIoslng auOtatlons were:

Gold has been rather firmer to-day In consequence OF
the sitter tone sterling, the absence Of Erie bliis
pressing on market, and the increased receipt for
Customs contributing to the rmness The pred0ninae
quotation 1O9I in the forenoon and ITO IN the aer
noon the tone OF the English markets encouraging IN
slight degree the afternoon market. In the morning
sales were made at 1891 The rates in the Gold Room
were H. g. aud per cent for carrying to Hat for
borrowing The Assistant Treasurer disbursed III over
due coin interest $1,000 making total OF s22ooSOO%
and paid ont 100000 called bonds; total OF
The DAYS business at the Gold Exhange Bank was as
follows Cold cleared, s2355OOO; gold balances sl'lJl
7O currency balances s1,53i090. The following were
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27

The Central Railroad Company of NewJersey has de-
the usual quarterly dividend o2s per cent on the
full stock and interest to the 3lst instant on the new
scrip the OF per cent annum both payable
April 90 office OF the Company, No 1i9 Libertyst
The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day.
Pennsylvania 6s sold at 100; Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad, 2sl: Reading Railroad 57l and Pennsylvania
Railroad cot. Gold closed at 1921
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF specie
om the port Of NewYork to foreign ports for the week
ending March ?6, 1872 was A,07S,234.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
We annex nominal rates OF Foreign Exchange, the
tcmper Of the market being mcr than yesterday owing

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow per steamer Mihhe
sofa will close at 3J p at the Merchants Exchange
Nos. 80 and 81 Pme-st
The business in Erie Railway sres crea'eu
an improved demand for money. and during the lore
noon and early afternoon general rates call were
currency to gold among tho Stockholders just De-
fore bank honrs money became exceedingly PLENTIFUL
and borrowers were accommodated at G, 8, and even
per cent Commercial paper quiet at to 10 per cent
Government bonds have been again Inactive but
prices are well sustained the market closing al the
basis 1923 TO 1924 for 1865 Fsk Hatch report as io
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27

yrNCEwyEs First Mortgage Seven Per Cent GOLD
BONDS for sale at 90. As the Road il finished, and
earning much more than its interest, the price 10
very low. AIply TO
w. b. SnATTUCK & Co. Bankers,
% Nassau-st, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27

Railroad bonds also quiet. hut prices were kept
pretty steady The Frsts of Boston, Hartford and Erie
were free demand.at 1894; Union Pacific Firsts sold
at 81: Land s5; Incomes, si Central Paccs, 10lt
and Seconds of Ohio and Miss, 81. The following were
tllDL 4
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
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New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
n Y WHOLESALE PRICES OF CoUNTRYPRoD
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH ?6 BIZ
IF.pessy tor TIE n Y. TKiBUsE bv Own hspon'h'

Gerfrdl Directions
Send only good articles The freight and other rpee g. ,,,s
Foods good order An attractive 'oA s
nation and often makes where diuy package OF
pearance fails securely that tie motion VIII po 49, IA
uts 10 change about plenty efn dry stIs~ "n
eggs Marx plainly with stencil plate "a "a .e.
o5 IN. nor or hbl stating amount also The reee'er rn ~
which hor 10 omen for 10 which for brkss seod @ - -
ssme time stating the ROUTE tine NC An ,n
han sso hs nslosed 10 bbL Awa ase the nun
$50 tr xoar,ef reputation for kns goods pot 10 ""
shape 90 that your mArh n IN eensna .
p,,. "a, the veeh In bba, Loco obs more than @
Ia yea, m hb shipiaent beans pat sees s w.
Rscens meas past ss bush WITH o Dosn y 90 80 -
beans are s tending upward $50 boil, Inne .s"sy M., A..
Ser improved By in mediums boz me e & a. a1
rrfssi for 100 bbA es ~ icc ~
G 100 bb Canada nAp re =. ~ IL 80. hroaea, s3 Is
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27

T1Ill Edition redv n cv iavN
INLEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE.
IL BOOK FOR Young FARMERS.
BY GEORGE l. WAXING IT,,
Former, Acrcut Engineer Of Central PaIH, EesioTk
CONTENTS:
THE PLBNT-EIGHT CHAPTERS.
TIE ATMOSPHERE, CARBON,
NITROGEN, AMMONIA,
HYDROGEN AND OXYGEN.
BARTHY MATTER, GROWTH &e.. &c
1IR SOII-THREb CHAPTERS
FORMATlON AND CHARACTER
GEOLOGY. ATMOSPHERIC MATTER,
RARTHY MATTER SUBSoIL Ge., &c
EANURES-ELEVEN CHAPTERS.
CHARACTER AND VARIETIES OF NANURBS.
WASTE OF MANURE.
ABSORBENTS COMPOSING,
NIGHT SOIL, GUANO. Ge. Ie
BECHAFICAL CULTIVATION,
PULVERIZING THE SOIL
PLOWS HARROwS, CULTIvATOBs
ROLLING. MUJCHING, WEDDING,
WITHDRAWING, &c, &C. &C.
foregoing discussed PLAIN simple language by sue
t..s practical Tie booE rpee with Information and good
ac0ee
Handsomely bound iu cloth.
MAILED. receipt Of proe
NeN.YOfk.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27

TIE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LAND GRANT BONDS
~ tbe WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY. now completed,
for SALE at 92I and accrued interest in currency by
WHITE, MORRIS & Co, No. IS Wall-st and
GwYNNE, JOHNSON & DAY. No. IL Wall:st.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27

20 ~ ss NJ u 20 10 sn% aTS21 s" ~ Rio orrs.
Central Ameee.n tra%es y % an y 4ev ran, c.t,I
a. solo. md Ssleaa Ta % s nssas H. hey yu f'S H. s,
- $ ss Ga & 'ss2 ''s ss Il e r.;
5es es5Ss 70 & e y D M@2ie s;N s' tae aps oass
n re gon a. .sv pa, r c. rS," ~" lEaa,rs @b
io ia aschs Dy % asS Pesl,s i o. Il Z to '" sd 1, ~.
Cu'coa DRY lld saltd z 70 p n 5@G tssy nm {' ,.s'
s t. :. 20 G $ iS'ss l1 ssa5 s mssS {, sss s1G 'P b.
soid .slccssd Sierra Ieore % 10 ~ sa 1 ss, p Sa
sad Bs.p, 70 D. s7Szss goa r1ilo IS 70 Sisi. Il
ss,cd Hde-CbB to % o. SoGais M . t., yss,sd es Dry
moro. 2, @ % r. pa2le gold as e laias 3 q "a sat;
tb.y %a Ff Bsb "a * 10 ro % h. s@i S es
l7c, gold they raj sandseh Ilanl 2 Q 10 Isg1, & s9
ss1 run .to Wet p s,S ei,nss a.1sSePoi !, ~ r. ~ s
iorH, D. iseaIe roS .sc,e p s S ''s's e e ca s
l2,c, gold selected res,s ana soate, o us.S s.S @S
Isney as y 'ney @ Ivy sasshtf a Vt " 20 % se csrr,ns,
Hlst nfa City slaugh'er IS y MI sstt'f
cecutt, C Dead Green, % ID l5@7e go caesfa Go S.,
HOPS-Ihere la. been fair inquiry al n,rt..
.al.s Of go 0ses BIS at Ra7oc S'0s a. aoc and lss, :,
York.. Growth Is7I ctss sss. r. % Oh r e, cssyn
fs'teip er ost5 sssss sot i sSisss
Western growth s7l 2J145a6o BsyIaa ......-assa7,
HAY-Is ,mite demand and pnoss qao,. sAVp,,
Joa g. Retail lot at 81 81 -. sal hsy, yds
IS for Loue Rye sSSc for .hO-, do 75ac
uteraon value. manila qaoied At Z, al gold iais Sr
al SGlc, and Jue Butts shade easier AMI cal al y ts
rency.
LEATHBRT1e transactions IN Hemioc Sole have been ~.
but the stock has become rnc VII c, Win moerss
rivals prices i'm OAK very and
We Hemlock Bucnos earT 2aj a1
Henlocs Buenos Air Middle ~ d2J 70 emck Bnchos Ayr.
Light 2c q 10; Hcmoek, Cahorns ileavy. name. y;
Heml0ck California Middle Z1l aS y 10 heiniocE al Lg
2a25c. bi Hemlock 0npoco Se iieayy. Be v n Hs9.
OhnOeo &C., Middle, @a27e e NJ H'mlicE Oinooo Sc. Lgy
4A27c h HemlOck Good DAMAGED all Kinds AMI segts ~
25 n Homock Poor Damaged AL kn.s shd weights 2oa9s
a. NJ Hemlock Ro1gl. 23u32c n OAK, slaughter Heavy ne
j3e y ID Oak, Middle 1a'eS 2 NJ OAK Bgat aat1c q.
O,k Cropped Heavy d 9c y NJ Oak Cropped, hdde 8dps
q N OAK Cropped Light 3d9e 10 oik 10 the RonghH.aTJ
8 0Gc 4, NJ middle JidSe T. 10, Light JLa'c = d Oaa, Be-
lies. l10lsc. y b
MBTALS-ugo Copper continues very good demand pho r
further improved and The market Close, The sale. Of The ssk
brace po0l delivery from June q o oer a. I The
the quiet but huneri sales Of 5000 Lake and oun
Pig further improved and the demand
tnue. active; we quote EnOu so and G'engsuoes
American continues demand and atyEo
quote 500 S52 and No at S'yG +S New hss
quiet Pig Lead dull and uOmIua unchanged Rg Ia
active pnoes very qoie Stats At ~
English at aJ95c and Baucs s6c all gold Plates trp
sales Of 500 boxes Asore Charcoal S2a S1 i
c. 5000 do. Charcoal Tere $40 25G$O ~ Otbe deenDtes
without important change aud the eaand has been ou I'D We
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27

BUTTER. =. - A.. l..e
p...,,s. far the week 62l3 PACKAGES or Ito I~
.sS ssms ~esI las, year SOS psehsgesi sIpeis y "a
% ree,ins Of new, pses sns bat a. ssss .s
ses about ss Nearly oil q the ~ n v Coa,
-. sb state mostly Chensnso ssa ma a 1t
ties and sells al ats sboat loo weLh aos E -, essss ov
IL s.l yeerday Al with BE escneo n's , a a.
Htleasw Western received los igss p 80 .assr. IN
with Is Mhsss some oh sSs,S @ ..s, asr,.s~ bat
.ok k ,.yep, ss u,s sf eli old s rates the - ~ a,.
sssss. so =. @ shipped n' the os.s rsaf s s .
MA ~ .ess 0,s ot Of half bbs good lsws was svs
s quite old Ohio pals rejected " ~ S,ns ~
sesrces seisn At sd2s pse od gee 1s nso, q, ssss
w ,oS sr,e. stste a3e ss sfU saessss es''
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New-York tribune., 1872-03-27

CITY of Houston Eight Per Cent Market-House
Bonds, at 30 and interest, for sale by vu
ROBERT WINTHROP * Co., 10 Nall-st
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27

State bonds were dull except for fair trade in new
south Carolnas. which maintained the advance OF yes
tcrday Tennessees were firm at CT. new North Caro-
lnas selling at %. The bids were follows: