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The New York herald., 1872-11-21
YORK, THURSDAY NOVEMBER q, l872-TRIPLE SHEET


A IMPORTANT. PEREMPTORY AND UNRR-
"A. served sae Of fine Horses this day (Thursday),
November Il at stable f3 Great Jones street, Mt 0h
being choice lot belonging to merchants and business
men OF Boston, who, having lost heavily by the late re
consigned them TO parties here 70 be sold without
Superior team Of blood bay coach road Horses. 10
htgh six and old elegant style and actIon
nne trsvelers closely mated and highly bred
adered one OF the finest teams In Boston, and cost
~ last Spring, and are ner now than ever warran nted
Extra nnc styled, genteel and finely made blood bag
coupe HORSE l64 high, seven old threcquarters
thoroughbred extra fine traveller with fine l0ffy action,
was considered the finest coupe horsc in Boston coss
Stu last June: warranted sound and Kind:
l5s4 hgh old; elegant and stylish driver, with
out vice, trick, fault bemsh fears locomotive
anything else can beat $50 TO road wagon warranted
sound and kind
Extra handsome stylish and nne dapplc gray Horsc
perfect pet and picture, oN high years OLD mas been
driven by lady the Mt Newport and Boston fearg
nothing nds without tying has all cas 70 saddle en1
can beat minutes on road warranted sound and kind
Also two celebrated and well known Boston trottcrA
Joe Maynard and bay horse known tho Colt
horse has shown trials Of IS and @ repeatedly and
trotted In ~ to IN the third heat; always
beat 40; warranted sound and kind.
The Norcross Horse Is blood bay lo high years old
sired by Ethan Alen dam by Patchen; Is an elegant
and can beat 40; warranted sound and kind.
B-Ths stock Is all warranted free from all disease
or infection OF any kind all hardy and rugged ana
ht for immediate aud every day use.
emDtory and without reservation, as force of circum-
sances compe!s them to be sold Immediately. Also two
ell CANT Road Wagons Single and Double Harness, &c
j. l.. vANDEWATER Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1872-11-21
INSURANCE MOTTO
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH.

COMPANY OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH
Office 80 William street, Now York
This company having passed through the Chicago and
Boston conaagrations with heavy losses which have
been and win be met promptly, without materially
ducing the large reserve Of the company which
still over 81 OO feels called upon take firm stand
for the safety of the public and itself.
The disasters prove tho necessity Of large re-
serves and immense resources to meet similar eu,er.
genciss 70 secure these adequate rates Of premium
Our .ystem Of liabilities in all tho large cities the
United states which has proved successful both In the
Chicago and Boston conhagratons, Is such that
connagraon occur to seriously impair the
and Boston combined will absorb tho fire reserve and
surplus 1t is this basis that can the public
from it, Snch pledge makes the policies OF this
pany worth any reasonable rates
miuns which have proved the destruction OF SO many
fire insurance companies and occasoncd such dsappont
mass Of Insurers are fully as 10 the wisdom Of
our position shall be happy to transact business with
them the terms proposed and We invite tho active
operation o. al rel'a0e pIRE9PToRs. IfRSEa9PTSopRsss
Solon Humphreys, Chairman. of r. D. Morgan Co
Ghas II Dabney. y........ late OF Dabney, Morgan Co.
Egsto r. Fabhri. of Fabbri Chauncey.
Sheppard Candy. Sheppard Candy Co
iheo hooseVeit...., ...oi HoosoveH son.
Fire reserve (oson deducted 2Sooo00
Lie assets HUU,WW
Fire assets in United States. 100000
sia. s,las :. 7 sEia5Es, Eiil5E Associate Manager.
The New York herald., 1872-11-21

d O00 REwARD.-S2c0 WILL BE PAID BY =. COLE
DLUV CO., rs Nassau street, for the return nj
second Watch and Chain lost on the Pullman
Sleeping car train II, Erie Railway, November Id.
The New York herald., 1872-11-21

A THE MANHATTAN MARKET,
IA. foot Of Thirty-fourth street, North River,
will open for business Saturday morning. Novem-
ber 2
dealers invited to buy their produce ut
this market which will be sold ut low prices
Tenant requested erect their sands rapidly
possible, 50 ~ 10 supply the demand at once.
The New York herald., 1872-11-21
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL

~ hllE SIAN LINE
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
New and fupowered steamships.
on Thursdays, calling at Cork Harbor each way. II
aDRrAATic.,... Saturday November S at II ;3o A. =
bMLIiC: saturday, November ~ AtJ I. -
ArriIAMric All An ic......- SATURDAY December atn A
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. Dece mber 2l nt 10 A. n
FROM the White Star dock Pavona ferry, Jersey CITY
Passenger accommodations for all classes unrvAll0ds
combining safety, speed and comfort.
saloons, staferoOms, smoking and bathrooms Ia
midshp section, where least motion Is ieh Surgeons
anu stewardess accompany the steamer,
Raes-saloon $50 in gold steeragc, $50 in currency
those wishing TO send ior friends In the old country
rency.
PASSENGERS booked to from all parts Of America,
70 raris Hamburg, Norway, sweden, India, Australia
Drafts IRON fl upwards
FOR inspection and other apply
the company's office ~ Broadway, New York.
biils OF lading issued to Continental ports.
j. II. SPARKS, Agent
FNAPSCOTTS EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN Kx-
change ONCE " South street-Draits from 81 up-
wards available In all of Great Britain and Ire.
land and Passage Tickets by steamship sailing pack
cts issued at lowest rates by rAPSCOTf BROS Co., s.
South street, New York.
The New York herald., 1872-11-21
ExCURS SIONS.

I,OR CHARTER-TO TARGET COMPANIES AND Ex-
A. cursons the side wheel steamer Pope Catlinn For
terms, 6c apply at office Morrisanla s. b. Co, Mott
Haven, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1872-11-21
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
j during the week ending Saturday, November g.
Thursday at II A. NJ, and Saturday at 81 and II
A. NJ. +. H. JONES, Postmaster.
The New York herald., 1872-11-21

6E0 REWARD.-ELNER BROWN LEFT HIS
pOV home l5S South Second street, Brooklyn, =. d.,
which time nothing has been heard from him He is
about eleven years Of age had on q black coat dark
mixed pants and velvet hat. Has scar on OF his
temples ana scar over his nose, in the centre of his
forehead. Any person who will return said boy his
parents the above number or give 10 he
can be found shall receive the reward with many
thanks. CHARLES X. BROWN.
The New York herald., 1872-11-21

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

JNALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
T. The steamers BRISTOL. and PROVIDENCE from
pier North River Murray street. daily (Sundays
exceptedl at4 r. NJ Tickets sold to principal pointsn
New England the White Mountains aud Provinces.
A. +. BACON, superintendent
The New York herald., 1872-11-21

- 80" THOS II. HAYS.
Branch once Public Library Kentucky 6O9 Broadway
New York -
The New York herald., 1872-11-21

TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS-TOUCH-
i ing at Key West, carrying tho United States mail
The steamer CITY OF DALLAS, Captain Jones, Is
receiving freight at pier 70 East River and will sail Sat
urday, Nov. 23, .
Through bills of lading given Houston and to all
points the Galveston, Houston and Henderson, and b
Is. b. and g. Railroads..
For freight passage apply to
q. IT. MALLORY Co, 1853 Maiden lane,
or w. r. CLYDE 4 Co, 1l9 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1872-11-21
MII.LINERY AND DREssMAKING.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS
IN Weekly TO Queenstown and Liverpool fortnighty to
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
- from piers A and AZ North river.
GREECE, Andrews Saturday, Nov. g. at 10 A. NJ.
heiri cr0sanF FOR IoYpSN psSS!grSf1S SfSEcT say 80 as"
HOLLAND BrasgE as sMTFsaaS%fsaahy Xxx 2 NJ
THE LARGEST IN THE TRADE.
Cabin passage, $65 and $75, currency
Stcerage, $2S, currency
Prepaid stecrage tickets irom Liyerpoo Queenstown
Londonderry, Glasgow or London, So CURRENCY.
60 fSr "TsheT Information apply AZ hs eSgpans oce
n,DONOvAN ROSSA-NATIONAL LINE.-THE BEAU
~ tfu steamship GREECE sails at 10 o'clock Saturday.
Superior steerage accommodation, S2S; cabin SOS and
$7o 26S Broadway between Chambers and Warren sts.
i foi Queenstown and ii verpool Royal Mail steamers
arc appointed to sail as follows:- .
CITY OF BRISTOL. Thursday Nov q, 10 4. N.
CMiTY M ~ IoND0N ;...... saturday, Nov ~ II A. NJ
CITY CITY 3E 3 HEW Noy 2PM
CITY OF WASHINGTON. ). Thursday, Dec. g. "a. M.
CITY OF MONTREAL Saturday, Dec. z II A. M.
And each succeeding Saturday and Thursday nom pier
RATES or PASSAGE,
First Cabin. Steeragc $50
To Paris 90 TO Paris. IS
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg,
Sweden Norway and Denmark Mt reduced rates.
Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by per-
wishing 10 send for their friends
Drafts issued AT lowest rates.
For further Information apply at the C0mpanys Office.
JOHN q. DALE Agent,
Is l5Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1872-11-21

A ONLY FOUR DAYS MORE
"A. On November IS, by order OF Gov Bramlctte, all
In New York and everywhere else close of
tickets for Kcntucky Lb1ary dlft Concert az Louisville,
ing numbers lett whole tickets $l0 halves S5 quar-.
ters ~ 20. Money in Bank to pay all gifts Any ticket
may, but In every hundred must draw gift.
List oil gifts distributed by lot at concert -
The New York herald., 1872-11-21
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's LINE TO
i CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA,
CARRYING MAILS. PASSENGERS AND
FREIGHT TO
AsPINWAII. PANAMA, sANTA MARTHA,
GREYTOWN AND PACIFIC COAST OF
MEXICO, CENTRAL AMERICA,
PERU AND CHILE.
Steamers leave 10th, ath ana 3Oth OF each month.
except when those dates fall sunday then the day
revious
November so-steamer OCEAN QUEEN, Captain jog
Maury will leave Pier No. ~ North River IL O'Clock
noon for Aspinwall direct connecting at Panama with
steamer COSTA RIGA, Captain Lapidge, touching at
all Central American and South Pacific ports Depar-
panys steamer touching 1T San Bento, Tonata, Saline
Cruz and Port Angel Freight for a way ports received
until T.. M. OF November -
% Steamer JAPAN Will leave San Francisco November
freight and all further information apply at Coinpany'S
office on the pier foot OF Canal street
The New York herald., 1872-11-21

LNOR SALE-A PATCHEN MARE, YEARS OLD
perfectly kind and well broken TO single and double
harness Can be seen at SIMPSONS stable, lls East
Thirty ninth street.
The New York herald., 1872-11-21

0OE REWARD-LOST OR STOLEN A DIAMOND
HAC stud, going from East Sxtcth street 10 20 Broad
street The above reward will be paid, ges ions
asked, by returning the same TO Messrs LEVY BORG
70 Broad street
The New York herald., 1872-11-21

oaicc so William street. Now 70
The New York herald., 1872-11-21
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.


JAMES JENKINS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
A. this day Ghu5saay 2lst inst a II O'clock at pub;
bay Mare i5 hands ars can trot In three minutes
hands years tros in so warranted sound and kind
/ sorre Horse, 51 hands, 10 years, tros in 80 war
trot, in $50 warranted sound and kind; Dog Cart,
Park Phaeton ! ROckawav, Top Wagons, open
Wagon, single Harness, double Harness, Blankets
Robes; all the property OF Otto Stein, and will be sold
without limit
The New York herald., 1872-11-21

LNOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
i The Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch
ship NIAGARA, Read, commander, for Norfolk: City
r. NJ giving through bills OF lang 10 all points South
Southwest Through passenger tickets issued TO all
points. Accommodations uiegualed Apply at pier 81,
tie general Office Isl Greenwich street. Dey.
The New York herald., 1872-11-21

TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
From pier No. North River at 8 o'clock p. NJ.
UNITED STATES
Saturday, November g.
Freight received daily. Through rates given for
Louis, yicksburg, Mobile Galveston and Indianola.
For freight passage, having superior accOmmOd
lions, apply 70 FkEDERIC BAkER, 10 BrOadway.
The New York herald., 1872-11-21

DED BALL LINE or MAIL STEAMERS.
III New York to Demcrara, calling at ST. Thomas and
Barbados TO land mails and passenges.
These first class fnllpowcred iron steamers in
tended to sail from Atlantic Docks Brooklyn,
FOLLOWED BY LAGOS and GUNGA
EVERY THREE WEEKS THEREAFTER
These steamers specially adapted TO service,
have large stateroops bathrooms superior ventila
amount Of cargo will be taken. ornsted Garthorne.
owners 10 South street.
For freight or passage apply to
+. T.. MORGANS SONS,
~ South street, New York.
The New York herald., 1872-11-21

dor SALE-A NICE BROWN MARE, SIX YEARS
II old, Is hands high sound and gentle in single or
double harness thoroughly broken to saddles has al
and can be driven by any woman Inquire at Dickel's
Riding Academy for Mr.. Morgan's mare, at 30 West
Thirtythird street
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

A story is currcat Of an interview between
,he Lord ChicfJus,ice CocEburn at Ccncya and some
American gentle aau having BUSINESS in connection VIVA
Tie Alabama arbitration. His lordsmp having eN-
,resed h,, that Tie case would not last any lcnSth
Of ,ipe ib, American gentleman thus answered; McN'
SIR ,so vo,, win nud that this snake has the very
1cN,,S t,u v,u over saw uuWludod IN NOW NC Iuo
Tnr{ So,ef Jrsi thought or ms unhappy nroloI,
Sef Tnsficc Bowel OF tue ConmOn Ileas WHO Is u ing
tIe ~ ~bhllue case, ana signed 0NulDiy'
Theodore MOmmseD, the eminent German
,ap and historian Of Rome regards the proposed eX
t,on OF Tire ,bed Of the Tber noble enterprise
,btch cannon fail TO awaken the Highest interest ana 10
deserve the oudest applause Of the "rch@oosSts "i au
ountrles as well as those who know that our present
iv,lzat1r is grated Old Roman culture so that whn'
f. now the critul of Igy s I'm certain stsc the
,b- who'll, world" Herr NODIuSCn has no Nouht
tbst inc contemplated undertaking viii lead 10 te uS-
cover, Of geat artist dad "itDeol'-'ed treasures 20
pecaly IN oronzes.
12-tun gun. worth $4,000, was recently
lost in Bombay Har1or. The Jumna, snort dine
aro took ont from England six 1.tuG guns Tor the
roectop Of the haTbor As the ship was ready
for urlo1,n suitablo tackle obtained, and boat
car,e ALONGSIDE the Jlmua When the first cannon, well
secured Was lowered into the boat, 1t almost sank hT'
tn ,ayc the hoatucn the order given TO reOoiSI
q1o bo3t bq,i,ly puIl.d of a NtNc for tho sings IN
foulcl ror lowering proved insufficient for r"is,n6 co
mas, OF metal ana gave way lUctcN " IN +' gNn
dous splash and tie last was seen OF o - of dim
Diy,rs goui1i other trace oi 10 lAh @ f'L' Il
- IN n. NINA where - rad disappeared !ueS I'U
dccu as doctor would for bullet pul WIN % no $500
on9 re9rrlng tue nature OF the Isi'Vl 3,i5
lost treasure viii rest il It's pi's'H' ''" 'i ''"'
tuTCS.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
BANKING AND FINANCAL.

The POPULAR LoAN.-7.30, INTEREST IN GOLD.
The heavy sales of Northern Pacific 7.3O Gold Bonds
show their great popularity with investors and it is
because of their absolute safety, both rstclass
railroad security and real estate mortgage Oh lands
worth twice the amount secured, that We recon-
mend them to the public.
The net earnings of the present Union and Cen
trail Pacific Railroad for 1871 are officially reported
at nearly $9,50OOOO. An equal traffic on the North
ern Pacific will pay net dividend of moro than
NINE AND A HALF per cent on its entire cost.
The average price at which twenty-sx leading
Land Grant Roads have to this date sold their lands
is ~ 03 per acre Sold at the same average prico,
the Grant of the Northern Pacific Company will pro-
duce more than $lG0OOO per mile Of Road, more than
three times the total possible cost of construction
and equipment.
These facts regarding Pacific Railroad earnings,
and the Market value of Railroad Lands as shown
ly actual sales to settlers. show the threefold
security Of Northern Pacific Railroad Bonds, which
we are now Offering at par In currency.
Many millions Of these Bonds were sold the past
year, and tho demand ~ far In January is very NC
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
ANrRIcAN CREDIT N FrROIE.

From Tie Ge-auu-.f..-ri-l. E-5noaisl QrD,c 6 1871
A cable telegram brought this week unwel-
come news 70 thoHwncrs Of American Gyetvcaty bonds
unlike, touh ,ho information received some years ago
by the holders OF Austrian Government securities, that
they had to submit TO reduction Of the stipulated lae
OF inter in is tenor like thenow threatened
tax upOn the coupons on Spanish obi cations.
Thanks 10 the Constitution OF tie United states, h'
people govern themselves without maintaining largo
Standing armies, which greatly enables that GoVorIucht
10 pur ne q uancla policy never before attempted by
any OF the world. without ne all OF any cOlyu'3n
aud with n steadily decreasing taxation, tno phuc dcht
has already been reduced to the amount OF sj@i56Oi
vcs notice that e2oc0oOC0 more Will be called IN during
ueneXt three months.
Min pride and satisfaction may every American con-
template the persistent efforts Of the Administration to
ply or the public debt at the rate of 100 cents IN gpu
f,r which the European holders have In tue aggregate
nad lrom 50 70 60 ccns. MeGitaing minds arc struck
with admiration at the results achieved by that JounT
country which by its Unprecedented energy cOhtrdcts
thc OH adage "No,hing new under the sun"
America steadily diminishing in Europe, and that
those who formerly designated cverythng coming across
lie Atlantic as American IIumbug" have dwudled
into insig1icns numbers. Although the bonds do not
rate equal with English conso the financial position OF
the United States nevertheless compare favOrably
with that Of any other country as the practical nina or
its inhabitants leads them to invest IN INDUSTRIES when
in preference TO depostng their captal ana surplus
earnings IN values Of passive nature. Already English
capitalists perceive that American Government obga-
able and Offer eGual security as Engliah consols
and we do not discount the future too much in predicting
American NAV rate higher than three pcr cent Fnelsh
consols. German capitalists, who always in search
Of values of undoubted security, will likewise consider
flyorhbly4 and A per cent Americans permanent
Investment and think they will give evidence
thereof by the alacT1y with which they Will receive the
new bonds whenever the Secretary OF the Treasury will
begin their conversion to the extent legalzed by Con
gross.
Since the receipt OF the aforementioned telegram all
United States bonds not threatened with an immediate
call Tor redemption are held more firmly, and orders
could not be effected even at decided advance The
OF such bonds have good to rejoice that
they did not heed the anOnitlOns of certain German
paper, which years continually cautioned the
public against the importation Of those securities, and
repeatedly remarked, America OvcrfOws the German
markets with too many Of its bonds and others but
's2s should he quoted at their bouges" Notwithstand
ing these warnings the bonds and besides yielding
high rate OF interest TO their owners they to-day 20
10 rs per cent higher than at the period Of their intro
duc.ion.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

The quotations based on Gotten snng quaint" not more nsa
C0fER drme for Brazil on more favorable teegm'
SSS Sa,ISS bss. :" N 'rsesiSo on private term.
FLOUR AND MEAL-we have h,d quite dall and uns'cry
buoysny have been followed much hAynes and depcs and We
but the trade is very we'll stocked for the present and this
coupled the liberal arrivals has added 20 Tie heavnes. sn in
unexpected think unTaruted The absence e0nieaho
the r'enon Of shippers and from the experience OF the T
year. evident that the consumption OF American Flour 10 Ia
10 rope s hot our trade With The West Iu South and Cea
has ned We 6nd comparing the receipts Of Flour az
les than Tor the corresponding month In s7o and for December la
our present kit stock and limited posi ecye suppe the present
preston unexpected when the trade very generally became
ducoa Flour coant there win seadne.s aud s i'm
ce to Ta the S demand s Tor Cool Cs % ws1 a9 wRs 9 I STs
cary the week soo but since TUESDAY We have si hees
b submitting Iowsr Gguj superGne sold slowly and
closed lower Family grades bed With confidence the meie stock
% s nm f npV SEQ b. ARE for ssrope AMI in the core
exports when ndpntabe that the crops Earoe are greatly
te SS0" eha,e.I an the trade n hs. very ddeS
today there "a, inquiry for Flour aud with nSi srir,
offered se Family grades .es bat Gu a the & close ise mar
sOur OO ."..sl 1oGsS Us ONO IND H. sup 80 0Gs ~ 70
No. ...".."....., ?5d 20 Ohio Rcu.t'aoop Lr , ~
S;.. 1Elii. s;;s ss s g g oo s Ms e. s5 s S sS
STATE tPsne' aol... eoa IS White Mtcst L,,n "a,
MlS"soIs Esia.''. sa 10 Double kIla o. s5G Is
oIsi is;S; .g".. s : : ss sss Sas.
h,,,1 Amse, nSAa' oa ~ toa ,ss s,sa: ,S ~ 90
souern Flour firmly held AM lair "ta'nl 9 'nt ead the
trad. lGs sIva are .liei a, As close tSs a-i M '0' 'aP
S. S.I Ai i .%i :aa sss'STS sss'STs sIs ai IA f.
Richmond Country, Eitra. 900 30
RE tame at the coaeesdcn sses ef7S ees Weqoo'e;
Rye fSIr, Wcsisp. ~ loG ~ ~ Rye four STATE ahe .
Cora Meal Ia E,el demand AND 6s.vy 'as Of 80 sS.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

In State bonds there has been moderate business
yrdnias being barely steady North Carolnas du ana
South Caroinas Arm at late quotations. MssOurs were
strong, and made further advance 10 97t. There
nothing doing In Tennessccs, nor has there been
for several days, which leads 10 the supposition
that the people Of the State are not dis
posed 10 submit 10 the scaling system OF
taxation though the last Lcgi.ature reduced the taxes
to 30 cents per tOO This n apparently not sufficient
reduction the opinion OF the Chamber Of Commerce at
Memphis that body having passed resolution request
ing the merchants throughout the State resist pay
ment until the na decision Of "A test case to be
brought before the Courts H. rendered Tao following
were the BIDS:
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
TIE MARKETS.
[Csrefully reported for TIE TRrRuSEl ]

SATURDAY, Jan. u, lBI2
ASUFS-Te to-day phg Pots fair demand and
steady 80 30 % Pearls dull but steady a!
ella %ll 80.
light the close sales 249 bss 6 last
EVENING" which 69j for export 1853 for consumption 2
speculation an $50 transit Futures opened tdc higher but this
advance before the co sales follows basic Of Low
Mng: evening: January 81 l6c 500 at2l3 100 st
lJ6c 5Ge February 200 22c 1900 22tc 400 at
tc March 100 at ~ 96e 100 at % 9Jlc 100
22c 100 q 36e APRIL 100 at 22c 100 st 2i 100 PIE
22 25O 2Jc June 100 23d23 Total ESQ bales
To-ay January 100 22c, 300 at n 6c 500 at 2tc Pbn
ar ESQ 22l 100 st % Bloc 500 at PIE, 2O0s 2ici 900 at
22f36c so PIE 200 at 2l 800 at % Lice, 300 at 22c March
Goat TO- at 100 loo at ne 100 a, q l3lsc 2o
22c 2c 800 at 2lic 800 &, u l6c 4O at c 300 ct
2 loo p 6c 800 2lc $40 at Pie 200 at 20 Lice April
80 at 23c 600 2c 300 u l6e 100 at ~ 10 6 200 at PIE,
l5l6 2 400 at 2jc May 800 at 2c june 400 al
23c 200 at 23c Total Il go bales Grand total 20 800 bales
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
TIE wEEK ssDNs
s7lss nsoa,7r 1881 .9aS 1885 sao29,6s7 lS'9'&s

vcsT 33Os5 uS62,S52 i67ol 797 3 Sg7 go 2sltS
pETROLHM-There has continued dali market trre -
pres noauaiy unchanged; quote spot at & On Ne ~.
there transactions worthy cf noe the qaoA.on oF
81 85S3 90 on Upper and 40 81 Us Lower Road kpe %
ruled duh with prices buyers favor; quote SPOT sd "SaI
nothing doing but firmly held At ~ 0Zse
ponina Z. J In Philadelphia spot quoted at ~ VIZ
Out sales. - 10
bag Rang0On at tidlc. IA
SKNS-Go moderate request steady sales Rave hssh
bales iatl and 20 bales Mexican
ln 1000 ba.es Mexican Is bales haesiOe
g,ion bales BeyTou. Deer an with good deAha
reported og CO Central American, and $500 Para eeep