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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01
Tar Sale Nofics

NOTICE is hereby given, that at sale by the Trea-
of La Sale County, State of Illinois, at the
Court House in Ottawa in said County Of La Sale OF
Lands and Lots situated in said La Sale County, for the
taxes and costs due and unpaid thereon for the year
1885, the 18th day OF May, A. n 1851 became the
purchaser of the following desc ribed tract lot Of
Land, wit In fri neg Sec Township IS, Range 4.
Sd p. m, 1854 acres.
Geo W. Armstrong became the purchase OF the oio"-
ing described tracts lots of Land TO vii sw r s~q
Also Lot in Lot g Soc 6, Township 3d. Range e. Sd
D. M 10 acres; that said Geo. W. Armstrong has duly
assign ed to me certificates of purchase OF said Lots
ana Lands at said sale, and that the time for the
demptien said Lots and Lands above described will
expire in two years from the late of said sale
ian1 JOHN G. ARMSTRONG.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01

The speech of Mr. Speaker Orr, made on
the occasion of a serenade in his honor on
his recent arrival in Washington, having
been criticised by some of the fire.eating
journals of his State on account Of the Union
sentiments it contained, and he having been
written to as to whether he had been cor
rectly reported, the distinguished gentleman
has answered the interrogatory, repeating
just what he did say, which was, at the
conclusion Of his remarks: "In conclusion.
gentleman, with the constitution, maintain
ed and administered upon its true principles,
We can all proclaim, in the language OF the
great Webster, Liberty and Union. now
and forever, one and inssrarable.' '" "This, y
writes Mr.. Orr, sis what did say. and
have no explanation or apology to make for
the sentiment"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01

HoSoRs TO SENATOR DouGLAs.-Thr Boards
of Alderman and Of Councilman of the city
of New York have unanimously adopted a
Joint resolution in regard to the reception of
Judge Douglas. The preamble and resolu-
tons are as follows:
Whereas it is eminently due to this es-
teened patriot and distinguished Senator,
that the city of New York, through its con-
s,ituted authority, should extend to him a
cordial welcome on his arrival, in order to
express our admiration Of the man and Of the
principles which he has so long and so ably
advocated; therefore,
Reso,red, That committee be appointed
te extend to the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas
the Inequalities of the city, and to become
the guest of the Corporation during his stay
in New York.
The committee appointed to arrange mat
tiers for Senator Douglas reception, have
engaged rooms for him at tho Everett
House.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01

Mr.. John NJ. Wright, an estimable citizen
of Canton, Fulton CO., while laboring under
mental arrangement, supposed he had be-
come burden to his friends and the COM
munity, and on the 9th committed suicide
by cutting his throat with butcher knife.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01
Tar Sale Notice.

Tar Sale Notice.
NOTICE hereby given, to the following named per-
~ and all others interested, that at sale Of
Lands Town Lots for the taxes and costs due there
on for he year 1857 held the 18th day of May, ISIS
at the door of the Court House in Ottawa, La Sale
County State of Illinois, by the Treasurer Of said
County, became the purchaser OF the following de-
scribed tracts Of land, to wit:
to Anthony Haar Bro and the neg of NEG Sec g. 7.
IS N r. . E Sd p. IN, assessed Unknown.
And that the time OF redemption thereon will expire
two years from the date OF said sale.
Ianl GEORGE AVERY.
NOTICE is hereby given, to the following named per-
IN sons and all others interested, that at sale OF
Lands and Town Lots for the and due there
on 1856 held the door of the House
in the Comfy of La Sale and State of Illinois, the
18th day of May, 1857, ty the Treasurer OF the said
CouHty, became the purchaser Of the nwq Sec II,
80 N L. Z. Sd p. for 1898 assessed to George L.
Schiller and that the time OF redemption OF the
such sale will expire in two from the date Of
such sale.
Also that at the same sale, the 18th day OF May
1851 became the purchaser of the Is of
Ell neq Sec %, T. 80 NJ r. E Sd p. m, fer s. SO,
.essed to Ephram Parker and the time Of redemp
ton said sale will expire in years from the day
Of such sale.
Also that like sale, held at the place, the
18th day of May 1884, by said Treasurer and for the
same purpose, became the purchaser of The west 81
of the eh neg Sec. p, T. 32 N, r. L. Sd
assessed Ephram Parker, for ~ 81, and that the
redemption thereon will expire two years from
said safe. liam JULIUS AVERY.
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Take NOlScc.

f1iiiF subscriber having purchased the Aqueduct Nils.
I and the being In irst-rate order for
CUSTOM OR MERCHANT WORK
Would he happy 10 have his friends give him
= call where they viii find Geo Mann, Jr always ready
attend TO ;hem, and give Custom Work despatch
GEO. MANN.
p s.-Cash FOR wheat, and all order. for Flour
promptly delivered
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CommIssroner., No1,cc.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given to all per.ons int.
Il rested, that the undersigned, commissioners ap-
pointed by the City Council the Oity Of Ottawa
assess the sum Of eleven hundred dollars on the real
estate in that part Of said city by deemed benefited
by the construction Of sewer, commencing
south side OF the Illinois and Michigan Canal in the
centre OF Clinton Street, running thence south to the
centre OF Superior thence east to the centre OF
Paul Street. thence south to the Fox River known As
Superior and Paul Street sewer, to the denciency
existing by of the former assessment not oens
enough defray the expenses andcosts Of said sever
in proportion the benefit resulting a. ny
be, will meet the ONCE OF the CITY C'erk,
Mondsv the 10th day Of January, 1852 at o'clock A..
NJ for the purpose Of making SAID assessment
GEO. B. MACY, fCsmm's"o"~s'
jsnl-1w c. 9. MILLER,
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The Charlettvile (Pa.) Adcoeate says -
"The demand for slaves exceeds anything
we have ever before witness IN this country.
The prices given are enormous From twelve
to fifteen hundred dollars for men, and from
thousand to thirteen hundred for women,
are the limits in which We have known
slaves sold in the last few days.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01

According to the statistics published in
the n Y. Herald, the gold mines Of North
Carolina have, since 1888, yielded tie sum
of 50, 45s, 22s, and those Of Georgia 81 3d.
Of2
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The best commentary upon the utter i'm
becility of the Mexican people in all that per.
tains to Their government, is, that five.sixths
of the people feel no interest in, even ifthey
have any knowledge Of the revolutions that
are constantly taking place.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01
Masonic.

The installation Of the officers elect Of shabbona r.
A. Chapter will take place at their Hail. on Wednesday
evening. Jan. 9Th, 1882 at o'clock All members OF
tho Masonic fraternity, together with their wives,
daughters. and sisters cordially invited to attend
Per erdsr Of the H. p. ianl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01
Hail the New Year /!

Young Hen. Young Ladies d Harried Folks
I HAVE a splendid stock Of Guitars, CAbas. Card
Il Cases, Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Animals, Albums.
Port Folos Poets and thousand things both nice and
appropriate, for gifts OF Love and Friendship.
REMEMBER,
That Z. T. GRGGs has the incest, best and cheapest
Books, for presents, in Ottawa Dont let end Or
TON pull the "APothecary's' scales your eyes.
Given at my Drug and Book Store under my own
hand and seal. Idec1l1 E. Y. GRIGGS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01

The Morgan. Qil) Journal says that Mr..
Jesse T. Newman brought hog into Jack.
sonville, on Monday last, which weighed s3s
pounds. The hog was two years old last
April. Mr.. Newman sold it to a firm in
Springfield for the snug sum Of t5o-cix
cents per pound gross.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01

A CASDIDArE-Mr. James c. Conkling
has been put in nomination by the Republi-
cans of the sixth district as candidate for
Congress, to fill the vacancy caused By the
death of Major Harris.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01

TUHHE Ottawa City Guards viii give their Second An
l. nusl Ball, at Metropolitan Hail. Ottawa, Monday
evening. JasGary 10Th, 1859. Their friends the
public generally respectfully invited attend,
where music sweet and sociA! smiles abound.
Hunt. Qg.dril!- Band l. engaged for the occasion
laulEs r. +. REDMOND.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01

COLORING FLUIDS FOR THE HAIR ARE DANGER
OUS.-woods Hair Tonic the color by the
nitrate of silver process but by restoration of
healthy functions upon which the original and
the hair and its moisture its gloss it's life and
consequently its original beauty depended Professor
Wood at the age of .hirtySeven years. gray
m of eighty and his hair dry, thin and dead
Now he has not single gray lock upon his crown, nor
Is his hair thin dry but soft pable and moist that
OF child Of five years. This preparation acts upon the
roots, for after application that portion of the hair
nearest the scalp is found restored the original
Tor, whatever it was, while the ends of the hair
gray. Try Woods HAIR ToxIc and do apply any
other M after have this With this resolution you
will never have occasion to a hair dye
CAUros.-Beware of worthless limitations, as several
already in the market, called by different
Use unless the words professor Woods Hair
.toratiye Depot st. Louis, Mo-, and New York; are
blown in the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine Dealers Also, by all Fancy and Toilet goods
dealers in the United States and Canadas decll-1n
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UNRON the subscriber in Ottawa about Dee 9Th, less
i rot NJ 81 Ii TERkIkR DOC. sliIie a.. oy.r x
rvpI brown spot iAe len eye. another the
bats cad OF the Kali AGy person returning dog
shall be Literally pad for TAI. trouble
l.nl-3s DASI LEAUY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01

Lost,
m the 9th inst the road from Freedom or Prai-
" re Centre to Ottawa, a NELLOWISH COLORED
PoChET BOOK, containing about four dollars in silver
change; also, the following notes viz for els
with endorsement, and for "A, both made by
Sebastian J. Eastwood to r. z. Widey bearer the
first due 18th inst the other May 20, 1859 persons
cautiozed against negotiating the same. Two dol
lars reward will be paid for its BY returning
ARTHUR lockwood, Esq.
decil-3ws RICHARD WILDLY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01

S:AA.ELnlk NAn1RA.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested
that at the next meeting Of the City Council, Pc
ton for sidewalk to be built according to law and
ordinance on the west side Of Chestnut st. from Mad
son ST. jefferson st. will be presented with praye,
for an order for the same.
Petition file in my Office.
]. AVERY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01

II you see wife carefully footing her
husbands stockings, You may eonlude that
he will net find it difficult 70 feet her bills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01
A Bargain.

HE subscriber having sold his Mill, offers at private
IL sale:-
bus team;
One Carriage Horse,
One set double Harness, silver Hated, nearly new,
One set double Harness, in good repair;
One single Harness;
One open, two seated, single or double Denios, Iii
Wagon warranted to carry good Republicans as well
One single Lumber Wagon; A.. .., .v.r
One double Lumber Wagon, said to De .Is Us
made in this County heavily roned and good rs he"
loo Grain Sacks;
5000 Flour Barrels. p..;,s and o,h.r
property, all of which may De seen a' TIC '
or AZ the barn of the undersigned.
Terms liberal for good paper. IANrsprr1rp
oc18
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Premiums to ig.nts Getting .SssJscriJers.
Those getting up Club of subscribers at g. each
and RENTING $40 will be entitled a gold pen and
yer holder, worth IS and subscriber will
any one of the above articles he may select.
Those RENTING S2a for 10 subscribers, will be entitled
to a gold pencil. with pen, worth 81.
Those getting up Club of Is subscribers and remit
ting 49, will entitled TO silver watch gold YES;
chain, worth $40.
Those RENTING $40, for 90 subscribers will be
tied silver hunting cased watch, or gold chain.
worth SIS
Those RENTING sGO. for so subscribers, will be en;i
tied to a gold chain, silver hunting cased watch
worth 81.
Those RENTING $50, for 40 subscribers will be
tied to a laIy's gold watch, worth $50.
Those RENTING $780, for 50 subscribers, will be enti
tied TO q gold watch, worth $40
Sg-Aii communications should be addressed to
NJ. L. DEAN, Publisher,
iani go Broadway. New York
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01

II people in the world ever ne eded an apostle to
cast their devils out, it is who this
logged country. The miasmatic poison our Svamps
and Marshes becomes vertable devil in the blood to
reve in the Agues and fevers which shake and scorch
ALL Ayers AGUE Cure is said the apostle we
need and OF neighbors who tried it,
arm the report.-PyanO (In) Journal.
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TO THE LADIES.
Ottawa City Guards Rail-.

MRS MIDGET ". D.,
4 stiu the Mansion House, and = Ing the man
call. i. obliged TO proon. her STAY. AdV,ee gratis
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01
Pure French Wines!

Pure French Wines!
MR. J. B. BASTIEN having but recently returned
AN1 from France where he has purcha large stock
OF pure RHINE AND ALSACE WINES which have lust
arrived, and are now offered for sale the store
Bastien Ritz, northeast corner of the Court House
Square.
These Wines we warrant TO be the pure juice without
any adulteration, and probably the only pure
ported Wines in 'he city.
We will sell these Wines either by thu bottle or gal
Ion, to suit purchasers. Price reasonable.
decll BASTIEN RITZ
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SHERIFF WARNER has appointed G. T. P.
Buck, deputy sheriff for the western part Of
this County.
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OTTAWA POST OFFICE.

Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
Eastern arrives $50 A. N. r. NJ depart at 40
r. NJ; closes 100 p. NJ.
Western arrives ego p NJ. departs 1885 p NJ; closes
1900 NJ.
Tonca arrives Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays
1000 A. Nj departs same days 200 p. NJ; closes 100
Pm.
Newark arrives Tuesdays, and Saturdays 1000 A. NJ:
departs 200 r. NJ; closes 100 p NJ
Earville and Freedom arrives daily 1900 NJ; departs
3:OOP NJ.
Asbury arrives Tuesdays and Fridays 500 p. NJ; de.
parts Wednesdays and Saturdays 500 A. NJ; eioses
300 Pm.
lisbon arrives Mondays and Thursdays 1000 A. NJ de.
parts same days 200 r. NJ; closes 100 p. n.
wM. L. GIBSON, r. r.
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Notice +:

Notice:
-AyING 81 sold OUT" and intending to change my
ii Mace Of residence soon as possible, hereby
no,fy All persons having demands against myself
present the without delays also, to avoid further
trouble all persons knowing themselves to be indebted
TO me are settle the by
or otherwise. foc2sl JAMES KELLER.
Metropolitan Hail.
UyHE undersigned has leased the above Hall,
IL reftted it for the Of Lectures, Balls Parties
Concerts, Public Speaking Theatrical Performances
&C., &c.
Once on third door, right hand door.
nov10-N ". P. GREGG.
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Splendid offers for 1856, '57, '5s, and SO,
TOSetheI.

For Blackvood's Magazine, the four years, Is
For any Review,
For any two Reviews, 10
For Black wood and one Review, - 10
For Black wood and two Reviews, Is
For three Reviews. Is
For BlckHood and three Reviews, IL
For the four Reviews, Is
For Backwood and.khe four Reviews, ~
n. B.-The price in Great Britain Of the five Period
Gals above named is s3l per annrm.
As We shall never again be likely to offer such induce
ments those here presented the fis TO sub
scribe
Remittances must, in all cases, be made direct to
ne PaofsAers for at these prices commission be
allowed to agents Address
LEONARD SCOTT Co,
nov2' No. 81 Gold Street. Nen York
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The PosrAGE TO any part of the United States will be
but Itrenty- Your Cent? for - Lakewood" and
but f0orfee. Cents a for each Of the Reviews.
At the above prices the Periodicals will furnished
for 1852 and to su,scriSeys Nos.
of the Periodicals for 1851, will be furnished
plete, rit,On additional charge.
Unlike the more ephemeral Magazines Of the day,
these Periodicals lose little by Hence, full
of the Nus with cmissOnsl 1851 may he regard
ed nearly valuable : for l>s9.
Subscribers wishing also the Nos for 1856, and 1855
viii be SUPPLIED the folloNng ExIEExEIr Low RAIEs.
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Use DIR. McKeOWn's Cough Candy.
n9HIS celebrated Cough Candy is nov manufactured
- and sold whoies ale and retail by
decls-sws c. W SANFORD
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Celery
SYSHE subscriber has quantity Of lne Celery, viii
he will sell the lowest price, at the West Otta'
Nursery. fdec2S-Swl PATRICA HAYS.
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lsro>Dectu> fOr1S.8

fV1HE New Volume Of the Netc FORK Srekgy IWus-
l. tTgtel ,rOtL. {rtze. will comm, nee Jan
The following the of tie L4fer,iti whose pro-
ducions will grace the columns Of this elegant journal
do. the year
RET. { IL SPCRGEoN of London
Il W NJ REYNOLDS o. LouGou
,I- p Z. JAMES, Novelist
SIR EDWARD BULNER
GIN Z = HkNNING>EN, late o: Nicaragua.
COL. Il. ". CEOChErT.
\. u MTNSDN
CAPT. NJ d. ALEXANDER. L.
THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, VI. d.
HENEY CLAPr. ia
DE- % e. VAN EIEEN.
LIEUT.. J. VI. PLAII, L. :. y.
y. CLINTON HARRINGTON.
Miss sUJTtNURIH.
mis-. ANNA NiiELPLEY.
MISS HEGIY HEARTILY
VIRGINIA VAUGHAN.
- Di. NfE<UN
MINNIE NANTOCR.
" HATTIE CLARE
MRS. T Il. SINCLAIR
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Terms 81 Subscription. - year and each subscri-
Der entitled Of the articles named ia the io
loving List and Is requested to mention hat article he
desire, Nh~H he sends has subscription money
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SECOND BOARD.
THE, DRY GOODS TRADE.

1Hh5 UNT GOOUS TRADED
The following Is comparative statement OF the imports
Of foreign dry goods New York for the week. and since
MI l.
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Within the past week tho shipments OF grain at Chicago
have fallen or which may part account for the
advance In exchange at that point Tho general opinion
of the Chicago bankers month ago. that sight bills
New York On ist November would not be worth
hax per cent premium. 1t seems that they mis-.
aiken. There has been advance In 81 Louis also.
With the South the exchanges remain quite steady
For the frat time for many mouths we notice sub
s,antal decline In the imports Of dry goods Last weeks
import entry sa02 600 against 81 2se 600 same week
last year, and s72o,o00 week Of 1851 making the
total import entry date SOS against 81 ee2 600
date Last year. and ESQ e2oo 900 10 same date Of
1857.
II the importers are wis., the increase last year
will now diminish every week 70 the end Of this year.
Dry goods should bear In mind that tho motives
which influence each individual among them 10 import,
because he hears others talk about couniermsndug
orders, operate with equal force upon everybody IN tho
trade The policy Of ordering goods because seems
tina, others ordering very dangerous one The
only safe plan Is 10 be guided BY ones observation
Of customers and the general statistics q the trade.
The stock market animated today, and
prices underwent a furths advance. There appears %
be quito desire 70 "lake hodn agan, especially II lie
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TINE OF CLOSING AT TIE NEW YORK OYYcE
DOMESTIC. .North-Aibany Buffalo and Canada s4s IT.
North and Wss. WY NAL :; ;.;;...;s Az
South and southwestern
Eastern man, Sy railroad % 4. 4 sads
soNpAY MAILS. On Sunday az mails close ii ~
Office at ~ Pm
1t win be that the Eastern mail ~
closes nt 8 r. W. instead of A.
CALIFORNIA. BY steamship Northern Light satur-
The Overland Mai Tor c.forni. leave. n lam:
every Monday and Thursday at "a. NJ. Letters
designed I.t sor !, should be marked Overland VII
s LAKE. CITY The Overland from r. Joseph o) TO salt
Lake chy leaves ST. Joseph every Saturday. Al
eAM Letters should be mArksd "ovGiaAd,
HAyAsA.....By steamship Empire City, wednes-
So PAcuC Bs Steamship Northern Light sasar - = =
BAHAsA ISLANDS on the day amer e arrival Of each asr.
nate cnnsi packet al this port, bang once
month, the steamer KarnAk Win be despatched
=, Hs ms,s N, N s' DAAA1nA i'Anos' - 1900
EUROPE. BY steamship Bremen, for Southarnp.
ton and Bremen, Saturday, Oct. - =. I0x A. n.
H9 The Bremen takes the British ~ The Connentl
TIME OF CLOSING AT THE LoSDos oryrc1.
BoHsAY. The Overland mail to Bombay coses London
as fo1ows.-via hnrseiles, on the "a and lslh Of
each month Va southampton on Ne iAh and
sah "a Nsh j. soass s %s sA''el'@ w. 'Aa
oHiSA dc Va Marasles on The Dth and 1h. Via South
Au,ru.,,. v snpson 80 and zgh
50, Ampton and Suez, 1zh.
ShvnI1'Ss. VA Adsn on The 9Th and z7n Of the month
DsxzI wa southampton on the ph Of the month
aaes shoud any Of these dates Tall on Sunday he
above dates Should any Of da,es fan On aauday ~
maA despatched VIC morning previous
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY, Oct. %, 1859.
The money market continues duh and inactive with
change from last quotations. Under four months FIRST
class paper goes without difficulty at per cen and very
choice 60 day acceptances at 6 The amount Of money
Offering call per in of the demand,
though many loans still permitted to stand out at
per cent The presumption Is that tho banks again
seeking their loans. II Is much 10 be hoped
that the banks will not in consequence Of the cheapness
Of money, allow their loans to Increase this winter
they did last. There not sensible in the city
but who that the sad condition Of the dry goods
trade this fall Is mainly due 10 the excessive facilities for
mporiations afforded by the banks last spring II, this
winter the banks show signs Of pursuing the course
the subcc, should be brought up In Congress in the
State legislature.
Foreign exchange is very dun. Tho leading bankers
doing very little business and there Ia little nothing
doing in mercantile bills. The principal drawers, how
ever have no, altered their The Bremen which sails
TO morrow Tor Europe, will take out about half million
in specie
The following are ntsss quotations srh exchange
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poooo4
The following is the summary of the quarterly state
ment of the New Jersey banks for October compared
with that of July, as prepared by the Trenton Anercn
with the exception Of the Iron Bank orristown and the
Hudson County Bank Jersey City, statements from which
had not been received.