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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SUNDAY, Nov. 10, 1868
The week CLOSED upon decided renewal or the
speculative feeling IA the stock market and nrmer
tone 70 prices In general This activity was not so
well pronounced in the earlier portion OF the week.
when extreme caution seemed 10 direct operations.
Tie favorable bank statement Of the previous week.
the ease in money and the virtual elimination Of
Rre from list gradually removed this hesitation
ANA strong tide Of speculation set In on wednas-
day. which ny Saturday had carried prices up ~
many rs six and seven per cent for the prominent
stocks The advance was more marked Id the rail.
way shares. New York Central was particularly
active owing this feeling and to reports concern
ting the expected dividend. Opening in the vicinity
OF l3H on Monday 1t had attained to 1898 before the
ciOso ON Saturday. St Paul preferred was favor
Nc on account OF the declaration Of dividend and
rose from s4'a to 80. The recklessness with which
increased speculation Ii accompanied IL illustrated
~ the large dealings at the present time in this
stock, although in the late crisis dropped forty per
cent in few days. Rock Island has been the We
Aicle Of q new movement, but has not been as
progressive - others the list Toledo
showed sensible appreciation, while marked
advanced in Michigan Southern has resulted from
proposition to consolidate with Lake Shore, max
ing one hne between Buffalo and Chicago Hudson
River was perhaps the strongest STOCK OF the week.
Fort Wayne advanced from three TO four per cent.
Ero IN the beginning was quoIed between ~ anu
Il. declined to s.A and rose again to 40 with the
huoyancy at the close of the week. The dealings in
It were very limited, however. Several sessions OF
the boards passed over Il in succession and the
transactions on the street were few. The dispo-
sition to abandon II until the public has some
guarantee that it will not be manipulated to
suit the cliQues Is prevalent among all Classes OF
operators, especially the two great parties To the
hate quarrel nave buried their snimosities and
are seeking a market Tor their immense load OF
stock. radical change in all that Is connected with
Erie Is necessary before 1t be dealt in with
nything ike satisfaction. The express stocks were
stronger possibly because threatened war between
some Of the companies and consolidation OF others
have atiraciar speculation toward them
The money market worked with great ease
during the week, and the rate call loans ranged
froia per Gent, exceptionally 10 six ut Of
the banks. The statement OF the associated banks
shows increase in circulation Of 100000 and q
decrease IN legal tenders OF $l.00000 An In
III ioaus If c0unterbasaDced By An almost
equal increase in deposits. The totals compared
with the previous week are rs follows:
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on Thursday. Thanksgiving

An interesting contest prevailed in the govern
ment market between the "baus. aud the .'bears.r
The latter put out twenty day contracts sen bonds
from one 10 two per cent below market rates.
This operation tiey based upon the lower rate Of
bonds IN London ~ compared With New York. The
a'builsn showed splendid strategy On their side and
were aided by the remarkable condolences that Mr..
ncCulioch would sell no more bonds aud would re-
Issue the three per cents. or course gold immedi-
stcy advanced upon knowledge OF these facts, ana
tho bears were forced Ia many ipstanccs to cover
tlnir contracts. The .corner' was sustained unh
the Lass dag 81 tue week, when decline In gold gave
thc ''shorsn the advantage aud the market broke.
Before The close of business ON saturday there
was recovery OF tone ana prices were
finally ~ follows:--Jnited States skies, iss,
rsrlslered, iil4 lis; do. coupon, 1851, p'iS .
Ii5M, 54os registered, 1864 1924; DO, 'coaoon,
1885,, llI4 III; do. do, 1864, i0Is, i07as; do.
do, 1895, los o i0S1S; do. DO, mes. 1855, iIo& q
I0<; DO do, lset 1i0. 1l0,<; 90. 40 1885, ilo..
o Ill; t0-4O's, Registered, 1854 l0l; coupon,
io5ys ios.
Tue stock market was strong On saturday with IA
ouin nation Of prices IN the interval after the boards
In The succeeding business the street there was
ycacton from the best figures, and the following
quotations. prevailed at dge o'clock:-Ncw YORK
Genital, 1885. I4sM; Northwestern. ~ q s5s; 90.
pfcNtttu oeSe- ~ t@"i 81 !" 80 ~ ." SiS'~'''''
90; Michigan S01thcrd, soi sos; Reading, ga a
s9H, Pacific Mad, U.s. hid: Fort TSyoe, r2A. 9
Ii21; Gre, 3s;s 40.
The sales A. TIE last open board Included the FOL
Sowing. American Express Al: United states Ex.
press t5s; Adams Express. 5ok; McrcnaDts' Union
Express l9ii; Quicksilver, 2ljs, Pacihe Mall lisz;
Cumberland, 4DI; western Union, 3oa; New
YORK Central, l17I, Hudson River, 1909; Reading,
so4j WABASH, 59A; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 7oiS;
do. preferred, SEX; Fort wayne ti2ys: Ohio and
Mississippi, ~ Michigan southern SOS, yttsburg,
500, Toleio, lo1; Rock Island, l09s; Northwestern.
ass; 90 preferred. Bs;x.
Annexed Is a comparative statcrDer, sho~irg the
shipments OF specie from this port last week aud
during the year 20 date together With thost to- ae
corresponding periods in 1864 aud lso7:--
1896 1867. ISIS.
Torty-cignth VIZ. to86,57l ts37,la. sdi2,lo5
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


WHifFIELD.--On Thursday, November ~,
ut the residence Of the brides father by the Rev. r.
.. Flagg SAMUEL. PorE of New York, 70 nary H.,
eldest daughter OF John M. Whitfield, OF brooklyn,
l.. d. No cards.
Texas ana Georgia papers please copy.
TERHUNE--UNDERHILL.-On "Wednesday, NOyehl-
Der 25 by the Rev. John f. Goodman, JOHN TERHUHn
to CARRIE only daughter OF Alpheus Underhill, ESQ,
OF New York city.
ToBEY--w ATERBURy.--On Wednesday, November
%, by the Rev. M. 8. Hutton, d. d., WILLIAM w.
ToBEy TO EMMA, only daughter OF Albert q. water
bury ESQ.,, all or this city. No cards.
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bales In excess Of last week. The shipment Of this
Increase viii furnish . larger supply Of bills. And.
again, the 'shorr' interest in governments which,
u was expected, would require extensive reslip-
ment Oh bOnds has been LARGELY over estimated.
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rhc sales of government gold account for the de-
crease In legal tenders but the explanation OF the
decrease III specie IL not readily given, and hence
there an apprehension that the purchasers OF the
government gold have been putting II away for
'rqueeze'' In the ensuing week, especially rs the &c
mand for gold to paw for imports win oe large for
the rest OF the year. rhe customs receipts during the
week were nearly 81, o0o and the exports OF sps
cite over $600,O0o
Gold nucruated between l34 and 1854. The latter
hgure WIS reached on Friday last, when II WAS
known that the Secretary Of the Treasury had COM
menced The reissue OF the ttreeper cen.certifcates
steD interpreted as modified expansion. A "bulr'
movement also initiated by houses .long' OF
government bonds with T. view to .'cornerng' or
driving from the market the bears, who selling
'rhorp' upon the difference between the prices Of
bonds IN Europe and III home. This appreciation
was not sustained through the unloading, by par
ties holding gold and on account Of fne government
aRles. The range In price for each day OF the week
II shown In the following table. No business
fPan nd m la iV
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FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Receipts, 1850 b6s -Four, 1896
do oas " 0G do rye 60o do malt and 81 ss barley. ihe
market Tor flour ruled dull but steady previous
tons California Hour dull and nominAy unchanged.
The sales were about II 600 bbls For Southern -four
nsnd was moderately active At unaltered prices Sales 40
bbls Rye -four was In moderate demand higher prices
were realized. Sales $50 bbs Corn
With sales OF 200 bbls Brandywne 6 Jersey IS
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Nov. 5-6P.M
ASHES Receipts packages Pots were I'm moderate de-
steady At ~ 70 81 SIN Pearls were dull and
nominal
market Rio anet but prices were
steady, particularly the better grades We heard OF
saies Other descriptions continued duh and unchanged.
CoTrcs.-Rseepts, 6sm bales The market was very ir
r.suar and prices rather lower, sales being
decline Of 40 psr lb The cable news, which received
later the however, had the effect Of
tendency Of prices and the market closed quite
steady quotations appended. The sales comprised
s for spscala'ion There were sales besides 400 bales
syy and 81 do do for December 2<c We quote
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Rirfh.


BEti.--On FRIDAY, November %, al a. West
Twenty-second street, Lille, wife Of Edward r. Bsl
OIL q son.
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TotaI ..........i 6s,,os,Hs s4Soco.sea seol2a,ss

Subjoi,ed t. the total valuation Of foreign imports
Ut the port Of New York for the week ending Noysn.
bor 81 compared with those OF the two preceding
weeks az also tho value OF dry goods entered at TITS
port and thrown on the market for the correspond
ing period in tsso and 1867
Hoel ending Nor. IL. Trr. ~ Non. a.
Dry goods. 191 .2gs 4950,ts3 t1,2i4, $40
Gent merchandise. 2,sp325s 26g1,6 5J 4oT6,950
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Upldnfs hohs Mem Orleans
AAd fl2rida. ssnd Nemphis. and Texas
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-07
Fsacing in vs. Fencing out.

Al correspondent of the Country
tent eman, travelling through Central
limos, gives the following suggestive
facts:
"A curious feature now presents
Itself to the traveller crossing over these
Iiairles, live TO ten miles remote from
ID public roads or new railroad lines
! s the vast corn and wheat fields ".
ing unfenced inthe open prairie, and re-
sembling dark green and more or less
elevated islands, in light green sea of
yeriure. On every quarter section,
rear'y, there are new houses, tempo.
roy barns, cattle pen or two, and
perhaps COW or horse tethered out,
but neither cattle ncr fences are to be
seen about them. The farmers have
;greed to herd their stock, and off in
the distance on some green elevation,
you will discover the cattle and horses
Of the neighborhood feeding in q com
pact body, underline care ola herd boy.
What 'aving if the farmers of the
prairie regi' n could only agree to herd
aud fence IN their stock, instead of, as
n, present, fencing stock out and their
cultivated fields and pastures in All
great changes are quite as likely to be-
yin in some such way, and we may pos
sibIy scorer or later discover that it
will be better for all concerned to adopt
{ he herding system of those new far
alers, ~hsse poverty compels them.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-07

This world renowned remedy for the unfail.
ing cure Of
DYSPEPRTA,
INDIGESTION, Sick Headache, Sourness or teddy
Of Stomach Rising Of Food, Ftctulency,
L,ssitude, WEAKNESS, Riliousne,s
Lirfr Complaint final y termi-
mating in Dea'h.
Is urged upon the attention and trial of suf-
ferers from this most horrible Of all diseases.
Dyspepsia shows its ravagcs in thousand
different forms, in fact, all disorders Of the
Stomach and Bowels, with all theircomplaints
snchas Sick Headache, Heartburn Depression,
general sense of uncasincss and feeling that
YOU are not WE'LL Food distresses you, rises
and sours on your stomach; breath is bad /;
skin at times flushed and hot; don't feel as il
You could move or stir about, and worst ofall,
Indigestion or Constipation, are nothing more
or less than Dyspepsia. Thousands upon
thousands suffer and die this way and neither
themselves or physicians know what ails
them except that they are surely dying.
Reader, we repeat it, this is all Dyspepsia.
If you would have proof Of our statement, if
You would save yourselves and children from
an early grave, if you would have health and
energy and strength, again we beg you to
try enc bottle Of
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-07
Color In Corn.

BY closely watching the marke: re-
ports, farmers will observe that there
are generally three varieties of corn
noted VIZ: hite. Yellow and Mixed
The "3s.s brings the highest price and
Is best Tor some purposes, having most
starch IN its composition. The yellow
brings ihe next highest price, and is
be t for ether purposes yielding more
fatty, or oily matter.) The mixed
brings the poorest price; yet may G
composed OF the two sorts given above.
The mot corn when brought to mar
ket, is thrown in this lot, and the pro
ducers are consequently the losers OF
from five 20 ten cents per bushel, sim
ply, because their corn is not graded
we advise farmers to plant pure seed
as to color and if they have any mixed
corn, to feed it to their stock 1t will
cost no more to raise, or handle corn
of pure color; and five cents per
bushel makes five dollars per hundred
or fifty dollars per thousand bushels
an item well worth saving.
1t would be more profitable to buy
pure corn ter seed than to plant mix
el varieties that were giren us. One
bashel Of seed corn, three or four ker-
nals to the hill, the rows four feet wide.
or in drills the plants one foot apart
il the rows, viii plant eight acres
sapposing we pay two dollars per
bashel toi seed corn, the seed used on
al acre will cost twenty five cents; if
cur increase be forty bushels per acre,
All we obtain five cents more per
lashel, we have two dollars being
collars and scycnty-fve cents per acre
IA favor ofpure seed, on the purchase
money. Reader, you can figure your
own gains by simply multiplying the
Lumber of acres of corn p,anted. by
81, .5.-Rwal World
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-07
C.can out your Strawberries.

NoW his fruit has done bearing. the
old patches need a thorough renova-
ton. .iany cultivators never attempt
this, but plant new beds every year,
p.owiry up the old ones. This seems
an unnecessary trouble, though when
blue grass and clover are allowed.
through neglect, to get into them, they
are 7, st working with. If an old bed
is now thoroughly dug up, leaving
strips Of plants through it, and well
manfred. il is good as ever, if kept
clean. Many persons object to ma
nure, as the grass seeds, &c, in it
sprout mp But manure is always good
everywhere. New beds also need con
slant attention. 1t allowed to grow
full OF weeds and grass they soon be-
come good for nothing.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-07
AOUGEHoLD, FARM AND GARDEN


Horses at different seasons Of the
year require different grain food
Corn u GOOD for winter use, but too
heath. for summer feed. The staple
grain for horses among farmers and
livery men is oats; but those who have
used barley and rye ground together,
prefer il to corn or wheat, for the rea-
III tia: it is less liable to founder and
contains nearly as much nutliment ss
either.
An experienced horseman says: |
have raised a great many colts, and
have made breeding trotting horses a
study, and in all my experience have
found nothing equal to barley meal to
make . mare give mix. l have found
1t no disadvantage to a mares getting
with tosl, and not any while she was
so. o.,.s are better food for col >
from weaving time until they 90 20
work.
Rye is dangerous grain to feed
alone, rs it is more liable to found, r
than other grain; but to mix with
shorts, or to grind with oats, and feed
with 2ut hay or straw it makes an ex-
cellene feed. Instead of its being a
PreVtAt tive to pregnancy in mares it
IS al avantage. l own one Of t! G
finest and most promising young trot-
ting ssail:ons in the State, and if any
one has 4 mare they wish to put Al a
certain tine always recommend
feed.i: the mare boiled rye, blood
war, md it never fails to do it's work
IN II \ three to FIVE JAYS. and | never
kneE : s.,aro to refuse the horse after
such treatment. Three quarts, three
times ! day, is good feeding. This
discovery may be of great value to
bree ,ers, and save an enormous SIGHT
OF trout Ohio Farmer.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-07
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

You will see how soon it will dispel your
bad feelings and gloomy forebolings. How
soon it will chase away any species 0, Dyspep-
STA. How soon 1t will give you new life aud
vigor, and how soon it will make a well man
or woman of YOU For your own sake, for
the sake of everybody suffering, We beg, VIC
entreat you TO try it. For
Liver Complaint and Bilious arrangements,
1t is a Sovereign Remedy, while for Fever
and Ague, and all those diseases which are
generated in a miasmatic climate, it is o GER,
tain preventative aud cure.
That its wonderful medicinal Writ Ues may
not stand alone upon our statement, we append
y few unso licited testimonials from those " hose
position in society and reputation as citizens
will place their evidence buyond all question,
and carry with them strength and conyic-
ton to the most incredulous.
Mr.. LESTER SEXTON wholesale merchant
of 30 yaers, in Milwaukee, one of the most rel-
able and careful men in the state, under date
MINIATURES, Wisconsin. Jan. "a, 1868.
MEssas {. G. Clark Co, Aew Haren, Conn.
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dys>
pe.sia Cure and it has proved pertrcHy sa,is>
factory as a remedy have no hesitation in
saying that We have received great benefit from
its use. Very respectfully,
(signed) LESTER SEXTON.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-07

NJ O I G E-S TATE OYIO A
~ TAxA CouaTT.-SS Notice il hereby
given that application will - made at tie
august term Of the County Court Of Tataa
county Iowa, to be he'd NJ the os.ice Of the
County Judge Of fsil county o. f.rsa, a, To-
ledo, lama county, Iowa, commencing on the
81 Gay Of August a. D. 1863, at the hour Of
~ O'Clock q. IL, for Al order 10 vaca,e lots
Nos. and 6 IN block No !. loty No. 8 3. !
and 9, in block No. 8, lots Nos. Gland i
IN block No of the original Plat Of The town
known as Monticello. lama county, Iowa.
Dated Toledo, Iowa; July 9Th 1868.
II. HAyE.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-07

nE. BALLS GREAT 20 10 DYSPEPSIA
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Acidty Of the Stomach, Rising Of the Food
Distress altar Eating, Bad Breath, Belching
up Of Wind, Loss Of Appetite Gloomy and De-
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The 10 10 PILLS are speedy, safe,
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One Pill will give immmedia.e relief
Physicians endorse their u.e.
Ministers give testimony Of their efficiency.
Out Of tens Of thousands OF Cures OF Dys.
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Circulars, containing certi6cats, &c.. sent free
Price Of the 70 20 PILLS, one dollar Ier
box by mail. Address Dr. J. BALL & CO.,
L. D. Box 957. No 81 Liberty street,
16 ly New York.
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Conclusive Eridence.

Conclusive Eridence.
New HAVEN, Conn, June I, 1867.
Messrs. c. G. CLARK & 20.
GENTs:-Being anxious, from the great
benefit derived, to assist in spreading the fame
Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. l would state my
case. Something over . year ago, had =
violent attack Of Diarrhea, which lasted eight
weeks, during which time l employed three
physicians, but without relief, until tried
Goes Dyspepsia Cure. The first dose helped
me, took it three times day for week and
was entirely cured and believe to. day that
it saved my life. Being attacked in : SINH
lar way this season, took one dose, which put
me sll right. | would advise every family 10
keep it on hand ready for immediate use, in
case Of Summer or Bowel Complaints.
c. DUNN.
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q. CLARK & CO.,
v1n2ly1) Sole Proprietors, New Haven, CT.
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MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


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