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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-24
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Trustees Sale.

"HEREAs, on the nth day OF April, A. D. 1857.
w Samuel Potter and Elizabeth Porter, his wife
executed unto Austin Co. BIN as trustoc, ertain
dc,d VI trust ounve, ing to said trustee the land in
Scott counsy, Iowa, described follows, to wit the
north half Of tue northeast quarter section
Der twelve l2) In township humber seventy nine
(7S) north OF range number four ca OF the firth
principal meridian, which said Conveyance was III AIDE
by the said Samuel Porter and Elizabeth Porte for
the purpose OF securing the payment OF a Certain
prouissory Loie and the thereon signed by
the SAID Samuel Porter, dated the 18th day OF April
4. ID. 1851 for one hundred and forty seven 81 "a
dollars, payable months after date T. the order
off. II. Outing, with ten per cent interest after
due.
And now, said note having become due and paya-
bic aud the SAID Samuel Porter having failed to pay
the same. l. Austin Corbin, trustee aforesaid do
hereby gve this public notice. that by virtue OF the
power which Is in vested BY said ed OF trust
viii, on Tues sy, the LIST day Of December, A. ID.
1907, 1T the hour OF two O'Clock in the ae noon Of
said day, ~ the court house dor city Of Da,
export, expose and oner for sale, public auction
70 the highest bidder, for cash. the parcel OF land
stOve described, or SO much thereof rs shall be sun
ce-t to SATISFY and pay the Amount Vi said note with
the interest thereon " the day sale together with
expenses attending said sale cost OF this notice and
trustees fees Upon the completion Of such sale
deed will be given In NrdaIcs with the stipula-
ttops OF said deed VI trust
Dated the 26th day OF October, A. D. 1C57
Nov0 dts AUSTIN CORBIN, Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-24
LEGAL.


VXyHERRAe on the 94sh day OF February, 4 D,
w 1887, James y. wilson e1scuted uneD Austin
Oorbin Trus.ee ceStain deed Of Trust, conveying
70 said ustee the land IN Scott county lowe, decr
bed 40 follows, TO wit
The outh west Qusrer of the north wcst quarter Of
section no tsenty t30) also LOT seven ~ section
no seventeen U.) both In township NO eighty ts0)
north OF range I'VE t5 east 9Th which sad convey.
snce was made by the said James n Wilson for the
purpose Of securing the psy-nt Of certain promis-
orJ no.e aud the Interest thereon, signed by said
James n Wilson sor|Jne hundred and NINETY seven
dol Ars dated III Path day Of February D, 1857. and
Iayable on the Sd day Of September a 1857 ~ the
order OF John h Mia & Co.
And now .aid note LAYING become due and psya-
b2o Al the SAID James wilson having Jailed To pay
EoAe ssme !. Austin O., bin Trustee - afuressd, 40
hereby give this public iee, that by virtue Of The
powcr whicn il Ia yes led by said d-ei OF irust,
WIN, on Wednesday the l6thdsy Of December 1857,
at the hour Of O'CLOCK 10 the Afternoon ii said Day
~ the Court Houee door IN ths city VI davenport,
exp and offer for sale at public ~ otion, 10 the
bder cash. the parcels Of land sb,se oe'
scT.bel or so much thereof shall be suiei' Mt u
satisfy and pay the amount Of SAID note, with The
interest there, the day VI ssl together with the
e, p1ses attending said cost OF This II. tice add
Trustee fees. [ pan ths completion OF ssrb sale
.e Will be aiv. In accordance with the stlpuation
OF said Deed II Trust.
Dated Nov. 2lst A u 1857.
AUSTIN 0ORBIN.
Iit Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-24
Trustees Sale.

WBEREAS on the 9Th day Of May A. D. 1856,
w M EEL Stevens End Ruth Stevens lis wife Z
ecuted unto 4 Turpin, Is TRUSTEE, certain deed
b Trust convey ing to SAID trustee the lard in Rock
Island sounty, dc cribed as Follows, to wit The
west half OF lot three 49, In block three 81 OF
Bryce place. IN the city Of Rock Island in the coun-
y Aad State afogesaid.
And whereas, in the absence Of said Turpin the
acting County Judge Of Scott County and state on
Lwa has APPOINTED Johu l. Davies to oct As Truxt.e
In his namo, place and stead, and whereas the
afo9ooaid convey ance male by the said Rns.sI
otevens and Ruth Stevens for the purpose of secnr
ING the payment OF certain p, omssory note for the
sum OF tloOU, with the nterest thereon At the
rate Of ten per mt per aunum fr.m dA and dated
On The 35to oay " Nay 1855 PAYABLE to the order
OF Iurpin.
eat the rasd stevens having failed TO pay the same
!, Joh'kL Davies, u:t.e - sfo,e.aid, do hereby
gtve thu public notice that b. virtue the power
saturday The 96te day q November D 1857 ct the
eeeck u - aalernoOn Of said day at the
0lh Aepee tses y thecty n Daysnpsrt ex. ose and
1 6RG91e - lon1lo aa<tion TO the hlshest bidder
n aSsllf = nj 70 sss.ssy and q ps y
53s ssSssk VIII ne ss,enss. .s ass i.a 70
= c11laf1 N Ne:ies - Trustee ices. Upon
- -, - - tnaSarsAaser
ssl& tsss -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-24

VITBEREAS on the 20 1 day OF september,A 1885,
w PAu rex Collins executed unto Austin Cofbin
a. Trustee, a certain deed Of Trust, Conveying TO
SAID Trustee the la scntt County Iowa. described
as follows to wit The East half Of Lot eighteen ft)
ia Cook h aTg-nt's addi to The city of davenport
hich said Conveyance ade by the said Patrick
Collins The purpose Of securing the payment Of
certain pfonis-oTy notes and the interest thereon
ssned by sad Patrick Jins and dated the I'D day
OF 81 ytemb.r, to5t, aud one payable - follow.
One for $3.50 In Fix montk-, ard enc for 1850
due ia Aelve months, 10 the ord r OF Horace Net
calf, 81 the b. INK az house Of Aackot } Cortht.
And now sail last named note having become due
and payable and the SAID Patr CT CelIs having faii
to pay tn. same Au tin Corbi. Trustee Aforesaid
do her by give tbs rdtic no ice. that by virtue OF
the power which is ia evestd by said deed Of rust
| will on Saturday The 70 b day OF NOVEMBER,
1857 at the hour OF two O'Clock NJ. OF the sAm
day, at The Court House door In tie city Of
Davenport, exp and Oder for sale. at public auc-
ton the laroe oflanh above described, or so much
IN REQ. as shall be sufficient u satisfy and pay the
amount Of sara note tn Tn interest thereon to the
day If sale together with the cost, and nses Of
said sale costs OF this notice and Trustees fees
Dated the I'd day OF Nov nber, ID, 1901.
AUSTIN COKBlN,
Nov 3 dts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-24
EXPORTED WINES, CROCERIES,&c
!. l. W. GEERY,
1O5 Canal St, ( 10 Bro; dway. n. r.

(ksesblisAsd le0A)
importers oa1 Dsaivs = FivM Qsalisdss
FAMILY GROCERIES.
o sns 70 s .1s sADE HOTELS PsIvA1A sAnILlxs,
genueae article, . large VARIETY az
TEAS, GkskN AND BLACK, SOuCnOSU ,crc.
vHu, nk ssi hAkAkSAsf, OOIOso. iSSs
NAL, HISON, 0UNPOW D0s. YOIjS a ss,.n,!
DC IN chests aud half cbests Gc "AsVN'
C0FtkB-nOC0A aud JAVA
WiNB-AADg1iES, ShERkiHe. ponrs uo1,x.
&C, very Old and high grades, in orisna, 800.
-, deDttoaAo, 0aeDuns ana boesn.. sN Psess.
BARTON end GUESTlRR's CLARTT.
CnAMrA6NE IS: AUet lhspdonis T.A,.. -.
nsnsy 20. hridseic 49,. II. Nuam,a a.
I'ouOns-ssand.es, ku -. whiaAry. .,n. 49,
80, AIsrs, &c &C, in original naeLa--.
,er.. &c A1A'cnino' Anisstte, Noyeau, Bit.
MALT LIQUORS-Iondop Rrov, s..,. -.
kngiish ALES o'ous scotch and
Sk0AkS-A variety Of Cho,oe n,.,A
PiC,hiLkS-kNGLlSH An1 FRENCm
SAUCkS-For Fish. Currie (,.ns ~.
Ohnacs.STlLTON. CHEDDkR kOYnI v,cro
La LILA, rhiNlk Albert, PARMksAN GSrv
suaAksNLSxs' o' c RRIUaGn. and "a. AA1ksIoAs.
~ ~ &C in bsrrels rnd half barren. o
"a "a .A.n.S-oWEsTPhALIA ami ANkRICAN
ViI.S OLIVE Sperm and WHALE
&c. ~ liquors are warranted uns dulter a,ca :.
e'-''o". lApr, II diy.l
HSH llNDUCEAENTs TO AGKNTs-rxp.,,.
A.ANOAD Oanvassing Agsuts vanss., 4, "a .A.s
and m County, TOT the "Comprshensive 0eo.,s.h.
nss.ory, tAncient and Mod-rnl 40 .huPuy
world frci the earliest as,e to ~. ~ n. ~. mole
80 uoODRiCH, (Peter Parley,l kleeaotI. $3.50
u ueAa'Iuiiy illustrated Price "a so,d on," s ~
Ms 70 wnom special districts viii he given ~
~ . SHOULD state what ooupties thr, .aa,. ~ ~
sor particular apply to 's "oo'o i'hs
neh,,a,, n. oOLrON CO..
| iI william treet n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-24
AIR LINE ROUTE

AIR LINE ROUTE.
(shsceso 70 .. Loss W . Louis, Alton Ch,easo
~ = :, al the way By RsnrSsS.
cARRTIxG SHE oaaAT AnsaicAu AND q. .. nAnS. /
The only direct ana reliable to the South sad
South West. seventy miles shorter thaa any other |
route
TYsans leave depot Of Michigan Southern and lock
Iaand 4, conner Of Van sursn and sherman sts.
81 Loyls nay SsprsD-io;se AED.ly. (suudsys
excepted arrive ~ ST. Loui, ii;sc same svenins.
81. Eanis Nishi Express-iu, 30 n-Dsily, arrive
IT ST. Louis 1850 ne1t morning.
Day kspress-s,0o AA-DAly. arrive a. Chicago
s;s0PM.
Trains run directly through without change Of can
or baggage. Time from Chicago to d. Louis
THIRTEEK HOURS.
Passengers destinea for Bloomington, Spr,nsneld,
Decatur, Jacksonville, Naples and all p.inis the
Mississippi Missouri, Kansas, Cumberland and Ten
nes-ee Rivers, by taking tue shove will be sure
Of making connexions and arriving In ST. L0uis on
advertised time avoiding the vexaeous delays of the
cr.uitous route via LsSAe, Pc ana Illinois river,
saving twcr -four hours time, being 81 miles tss
distance to Bloomington, IS less to Springfield, u
i, SIS 70 81. Louis and Is less to Peoria
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
Al Joliet with the RICK Island Railroad for Otts-
/ va, Lar ale, kock Isl.Ld emu Central Iowa.
1 Al Bloomington With Illinois Central Railroad Il :
Clinton, waynesville End Decatur, and with Stage
/ for Peoria.
A. Peoria Junction with Peoria 4 O4uawka X X
for aiIut Grove, Washington, Peoria, PekiA Br,n-
d Id, tlmwcod, Knoxville. Galesburg, Monmouth
| ana BurliLg ;on.
Al Springfield with Great Western Railroad for
| Jacksonville, Naples end illinois River.
A. Alon wiah Dsily Line VI PaCksts fOs IlAunibai,
Out and KeoA ak, tbe mot so4 reliA-
be rcut- to all portions Of 3 Missouri.
At st Louis with Daily First Class Steamer for
New Orleshs and intermediate points en The Lower
| Mississippi aad with FeeuiAr lines II pscteas for
Kansas, st Joseph and all IObts On the Missouri,
Tenn. ssee, Cumberland and ArkAns Rivers.
Through Tickets cen b. rocured 10 ali Eastern
Railroad Ofces-at the ConpaL IS Offices, - Dear.
torn street, opposite the fremont House. and It tn,
Michigan Southern aud RICK DuI0Is, corner VI Var
Buren, amp Sn.rms Its.
kesponsibl. Baggage Men will be at the Depots 4
ell tue vArions lines Coming into the city " Checl
baggage thr ongh any ONT desired on the line.
A. n. AOORH, Superintendent.
L. Darling. Gen'I Agent. Chicago. Ioc2O1tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-24

"HEREAS, on the 10Th day of November A D,
w 1854, Lovvl White executed unto 7. O EaGs
as TRUSTEE, Certain Deed Of Trust conveying TO and
Trustee the land In Scott county b a. fol-
lows to vat: Bl OK No five 81 Ia james Is. Ea' Sub.
division OF ands In West ayonport Is marked Z, n
plat OF aid town, which said 90 IN de
the ssid Love White for the IurIose securing the
pay nent OF two pIoins DRY notes and III. inter est
thereon, signed by sad Lowell white, and da;ed Nov.
10th, 1854, AMI one payable On the 10Th day of Nov
1871 for @I9 80 aud the interest. and her note
VI -ane amount, payable Nov 16.h, le5s botn - The
above nam notes date l6'h dsy Of Nov, A ID 1874
one due in three and one in four years to James l.
kads or pay allie NJ he Banking aous OF Cook Sar-
gent.
And now said first nsmei note and interest on ne
of similar amount hsving become due and pay able
and the said Lovel White having failed 10 pay The
same, l. T. @. Eads, Trustee afor, said do hereby
give this public notice, that by virtue OF the power
which Is III me vested by said coed Trust l will.
on Tuesday the 18th day OF December, ID, 1857 al
the hour Of clock Ia thea.ternoon OF said DAY, at
the Court House door in theciy of Davenport expose
and offer for SALE at public auction the or land
above described, much thereof - shall be SUITE
Client to satisfy and pay the OF said note and
the interest thereon and ths interest on said other
no 10 the day Of sals to.ether with the expe nses
OF said SALE costs of this notice and Trustees fees
Dated the 23d day OF November a d, 1857.
T. c. EADS
NoV.5uto Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-24
Notice

rs hereby Given, that about three pears since.
i gave to AcGrgor, Law. . 4 plskemors, II Davsa.
port Iowa, the duplicate certAcsts 81 Location Of
Bounty Lad Warrant No la n sog 80 acre. Of Land
Issued under act Of Sept 1850, In ny nsme and 10.
Gated In my Dsme On the \ q n = - % section
NO -. In Township No -, North Of Bange No !
west IN the Iecsoss Land DS~tsict, for The purpsse
Of procurcg the pstens therefor and while In hsif
posss salon. said certificate vas lcss or sorl-n. An
persons are Hereby 'auttu1Ad aOnlnst parchasinG
said certicase, dppicste theSeofhas bern issued
10 me, aud tneo06 - nohe appication TO the 0Sn.
ersl Land O@ee In Wsshlnst0n City for . potsoo
thereof, - the tesmnauon VI Thu asvegtiDe1enes
Dav-npost, lowe, "a. -, le65.
oelsviu JAuIo 0llvurH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-24

Administrator Notice.
i the Bstste Of James 7. 0nsrssh, aesoooeA. An
laims against the Estate VIII - 0InA VIII -
County Ju0s, end III ds0ts due 70 ~ Uoo1o IN -
sOea1 = senney . - und0sAoneA
@~ WI. HILDoyT1.
os30vsf AAmn'v q ~ usaas efJ.f utI1re1h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10
. At los. Rates to Havrs were quiet and quotations

coffee los Rates 10 HAvrs were quie. and quotations
unchanged.
Hay the market was qs,es and quotations nominal
z IRos.-ecoiCh pig was dull Al s3l per ton.
HoPs The market was Inactive, but arm for good TO
primo qualities which ranged fro l0c 100 with limit
ed saes 70 city brewers. Ordinary qualities nominal
IME-There WAS = fair demand for Rockland, with
fses OF about 500 bbls reported al &c., for common aud
81 10 81 70 for amo
MoIAksss quiet and no sales OF moment reported
NAVAL SroREs -Sphits turpenne was q. m with sales
Of about 500 600 bbls. ~ 4Sc cash and tme closing
with prcee asked both the spo and 70 arY 70
with sales OF about 900 bbs a. 81 s6 FOR $40 lbs de-
hvcrcd. Tar and pitch were unchanged.
Ons Liz seed was inactive a. S6c. Crude whale and
fper were rather more firmly held, while sales were
moderate About 100 baskets Of sweet oil in puts sold as
about 81 81 Lard and palm oils quiet and prices
unchanged.
PROVISIONS -Perk-Ho,devs such out for higher prices
and in retail lots sold $22 ST. and 323 asked
At the close, however offered In large lots &22 IS
Without purchasers. Sales OF 800 400 bbS. were
made, including prime ct 80 10 $40 20 and sour prime
mess ut $21 30. Beef frm with sales of about $50
bbk including country mess at $4 SIS, and ro-
lacked Western mess at SIC ST. and extra Chicago do
at SIT 20 Sl8 Prime nominal a. S28 $30 aud
sses Of rs hhds shoulders at l0c "A do hams IL 40
llAc Ba on quiet and nominal Lard was rather
sher, with saes OF $50 3co bbls at 4lc Butter and
cheese continued In fair demand without cnapge price,
BIcE The stock rather better and the market In
active. Gales Of about so 90 casks made at 4c
a. c3x
SUGARS With an improved refining demand the market
aiplssed activity Tho sales footed up about 200
covado, chiefly refining good and musty at exc lohe.
30 do Porto Rico at 9Ac 1915 400 hhds Molado part
a. no and the remainder (2Q0) at p and $50 boxes
go at lo1sc 12xc, and the remainder with 200
sr1cs Sales Of about Al cases nutmegs wore made
at 10c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

Ine following table gives . comparative statement Of
cash duties received n New York
=, Inn. e lsSs .a 1850 49, ,ox u. ISL n,
Previous ave months. ll,sssso lsola,72o ls,si57lo
Total Elk months. sl4 200 aa5 p 6.i las 10 2as s2l
10ssl nscA year,. 5z ooo,eI3 AZ 90 5e6 42,ZIl o4o
The Rochester American says:-
The New York Central Railroad Company tust been
making material reduction Of ie opersiive force ct ar
ferens points along the road between Albany and Buffalo
We are informed that nearly I've hundred men were dts
charged on the ls inst comprising blachsmths, mAcnin
ists carpenters aud Rbores Upward of seventy were
expenses
At recent meeting o. the London Satstica Association,
paper was read by Brewp Fsq, on the subject OF IN
surance We abstract OF the statements therein
made, and report them In federal currency
There are only 65 Insurance Offices in Euglaui and
wales Of which 10 are IN LDndcn mere are pon sTSs
amount Of property Uf all kinds insured 70 400
Mr. Brown gave sketch Of the history OF re insurance
in Great Britain stating that the earieet attempts were
made in London during the reign Of Charles the Second
1850 the of Common Council issued policies,
and continued do for about two years. when IN
celled It's policies and returned the premiums In 1891 the
Hand In Hand Fire Insurance Comoaay was establshe1,
In 100 the SUM- In ~ the Union IN i'i1 the wsssin
surapce Loyds (underwr.ers) was established In 1772
In France larger amount Of property is injured than in
FOR Ore, unless he provo that II happened
by accident, or BY fault Of construction, or that II
t S Begun Ss
amount insured is $6so,ooo,oOo, From Holland
Information could be obtained In Sweden there
i've companies In Stockholm, besides minor local
mutual associations in tho provinces In Denmark there
a company established IN l77s, and remodeiled In
l843 which has privilege for nsuriug goods furniture
and movable property The late Gar Of Russia In 18a7
forbade the insurance Of property suaed in Russia with
foreign offices, under the dne Of per cent the in
cured. BY the uksse tax OF per cent Is levied
on the amount of every policy to contribute to deray the
expenses of the administration Of police in the district in
which the property insured s situated II In estimated
that $3.50 600 600 insured In Russia. and 600
in the Kingdom Of Poland In Germany appears twenty
proprietary Offices nsure 81 426 600 GEO. the mutual
panes 50 OF COO. and the government Offices $2250
coo, too-toaI, IS $4,000, 600. Some curious items
OF nre In London for in tance about
each year from the following named
wing and reading In bed, hunting bugs thswing water
pipe, bursting Of bottle of whskey, fish, suicide
by charcoal, warming beds and sealing letters Places Of
worship exhibit very considerable per centage of total
destruction and thirty four Of ares In theatres in
~enty four years, showed medium between complete
destruction and slight damage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

sUsPKNsIoss, FAILURES, AssraHMENTs, ETC.
From the Independent July
The folio ing The reported failures ssnmeu,, &C.
FOR the week.
II az shenBsid. westerly, r 1 suspended; show no
john A Nachato 20, New York city, for some time
past extensively onsaged IN the African trade have sa'
pended pay mont, with liabilities OF some $4,000.
James b. Cook, New York city, assigned; liabilities
about $4,000. -.
$500: no ninal asscu, said about 5000.
r. Hadley, New York city, assigned.
Benjamin. Peck Jr Ne~ YORK CITY, failed and assigned.
H. h.ards, Troy, y T., failed
J. A. Smith, nwogo N Y, assigned.
l. EarrIs 4 Son, osvego, n Y, fsllsL
Col 4 Robinson. Glen's falls. N Y assigned.
Cotesey q Bcmuck, Glen's Falls, ~ Y, sold out
Starring winiermuic, HOrsehcad, N. r., failed and
fastened.
Soaring & Beers, Horrehead, n. Y. assigned.
Clinton Wig, Norfolk, n. Y, assigned.
W. c. Pierce, waddiugtcn, " Y, assigned.
Skinner Co., waddirg,on, ~ Y, assigned 10 William
james Busbs,cn, Gulfcrd, N Y, assigned 10 Samuel
Gordon and James Hughson; liabilities said 10 be
q u Murray, Hlrsdale, ", assigned.
Bsekman brown, Milestone, j., ssspeudei.
J. II Carr, Carbondsle Penn, failed
Almon crocser, Carbondale, Penn failed.
A Fowler, Pisision, Penn, suspended.
Martin Y. eIIesple, oseriboro', ~, failed.
John Schriever, Cincinnati Ohio, failed.
Irwin Co Cincinnati, Ohio, suspended
NortbroD -, Zanssviiie, Ohio, failed.
zadock Street lssiern, Ohio, appended.
Jarnts Carlisle, ferre Haute, Ind, failed
John Reder, Michigan CITY, Ind, supsoded.
Samuel Hurss Morocco, Iad., suspended.
maes,s Ssso u.s.
John James, GAena, III suspended.
R wiley, Springfield, N failed; liabilities asou,
Anthony Esicr, Detroit M sh., failed and assigned.
joel Hardy, Adrian, Mich. suspended.
r. q Arnold, Nnwansic, wis, assigned
pcmlng 4 Smith, yuscaane. Iowa, failed.
Holt Co, Dsnaas, Q. w., suspended, liabilities
y s lord Co, San Francisco, CAL, suspended; In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, July 9-6P. NJ
mere quite change In the complexion of the stock
market today The bulls appear to ha played out their
game The reaction has come little sooner than was ex
Peeted, and the result shows that buyers have money
and very little confidence. At the first board this morn
ing there real stampede among the bull specuators
The desire &c get out much stronger than the desire
xhtted few days since TO get In. They all sellers
today, and the struggle 10 who should get out
AFs1 Illinois Central bonds declined n per cent; New
York Central Railroad Il Erie, M Reading, lH Mchi
gaa Central Michigan Southern, 81; do preferred gua
rAnted, 6k; Galena and Chicago II Cleveland and role-
DO 5x; Milwaukee and Mississippi, 1k The most impor
mt decline In prices day in Michigan Southern old
deferred and Michigan Southern guaranteed preferred
There not much stock sold of either kind but they
wore heavy from the opeaing and closed very dull.
mere large lots OF cash stock Of Cleveland and Toe
10 offered and sold this morning About four thousand
mares put out for cash. This company have for
sme days past been publishing deotorod reports
b help along, possible, the bull movement,
but the effect has been just the contrary Of that anticipated
Reading was very heavy this morning Erie was much
Aer sustained than expected The stock Of this company
rapidly losing all its prospective value Mortgage after
mortgage piled up upon ts operty, and not the least
chance Is left for the stockholders Dividends the stock
IRE utterly oa Of the question for all time. New York
CENTRAL Railroad stock must ultimately to the
oi company ID coming preet
very fast Oa certificates daily among the stock
aenveres and Estimated than forty thou
sand shares aeat In The hands OF Wall street specu
hss AT very distant day this stock VIII fairly food
the market It should be borne in MIND that the capital
q his concern already upwards Of forty millions Of
doAArs or this immense amount Abont twenty 70 mil
ions in stock. Nearly gfh Of the capital stock Is
the hands Of street spectators, and will be
ess. With increa ing capital AMI debt, in the face OF
declining receipts the great New York Central stock win
In short time be down among the dead rabbits or the
Brokers' B,ara. The entire railroad system It now
stands 10 failure and fraud, and thesretrs Of more
than twothrds OF all the roads In tn hIc will not get
back money they have put into bonds and scepances
Mrmrs. w. NJ. Il. Ward, No. IL Exchange place. advor-
No for sale few OF the bonds Of the Milwaukee aud Hort
cou Railroad Company. These bonds are secured bya
s mortgage The nrst AZ miles OF the road and beag
Issued ct the rate Of only $4,000 per mile must be safe
security. Our readers that the bonds OF
Of our Western railroads issued at the rate OF 900
pr mile
Aer the Adjournment Of the board the following sales
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