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New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PrL,psrpHrA Sept 9-Cotton droopilg Mddi9g a9la3le
Flour sns Ess ~st m t%ts %o GSaaSl Wbs S & Wheat IN @
ie demand and Prime Red. 81 49G 81 G Amber ~ ~ ys
= "a oat,aaehsnged; sales 1900 bush Western and Penssyya5s "
II goA sS,r advanced L.! Reasins Cuba at o!dlOs rooh
R.TISons Sept acooa dull Mdins uomosly aoc Foar
dun quoatoss nominal; Howad-t sgpeiins .@ - SO 90
9G 80 Bora .5a 81 50 Western supsne va 20 30
san FR,Nci.oo sept Flour 70 5j@ 90 "le. u s"@
Sx FElycce Sept 9-Tour ss@9SG 80 Choice Wheat for
shipping Al e18sl s. LeUiTsnder' 5ni ~ ,r.,..., -. .
a.cn. Ceafg .f 3, Ss pie. 81 No. Eas o SO at 81 eB
;' a G1sss & o. ~ ssI.. Ssi' dsyy ,'sly q i!s , 4 @ RE
q l6a a. Barley - tgtl 0L L'sky honnsL rio'io i
sfm At ico2 Cattle nouiaaL . Hogs set's s,nety Pn@e
, s 4io 10 Lake fisrbs- Bus,o l3e Cora to
BssS isa sS EsS ms o oo. 0.t. o. 1--we iios. SGpmeS
coo Lba Flour bush NLeas ilV bach Corr 4'" Da'D
0,vsoo. s. H. sert q-Fo unchanged, sale, Of 100 Ses at
sl1fr pouhe Prtf Wheat dl sas q 1000 bush Amber Nieht
a e 1 M e,s So 81 & ,,o 20. :, ~ "a saS No. T.
so s ,e ~ ers al marA qus, fr@e ,saaisa esd at
tortt LamSsr $3.50 e Unison HveI Lax mpS',. & =
90 bash Shs,i so o' G a. a. & %bs.s 3uGiaii Corn 9J0c
barley goo bush faisel s." Ss , 81 L.,.s' At Al
No Com 70 dszaHl At ~ steady, At Sc p. No. & kys
ds co. there ~. a, 5.sl 9as s,ssd s'' Gi sad uneSanse
. ..s e.'ss :, % aT 9S@'i Is 5Hd Ts Pod quiet pa a .
S5G Lard sie not oFtnug. Bulk Shoulders du Al le sa,'
t ard indications N so
mort d.mard bacon du hhoudrfs odd At sc Gear SIDES oae
Al c there lant ior al oi ba'oa "od 1''i
0ifE "a "a,
WIfw.rxrr Sent qTour active Choice Mniesota ~ a0W
Is, W.srot ia ari Iowa ~ 1855 Medium - "a ''
Wl.,t irregular a No store. agd 81 y. r No. oais
frE No nominal Rsctiri5Nu bills foufi
@ @rol u.h Wheat 3OyJ iush Oats shimeltt 90 Oba foni
10 900 bush. Wheat, 100 bash Corn b., ~
MyPuls sent Cotton d1ll d26c Four qdet Wheat IN
Glanced Corn gse tc Lard 40 ic Mess '-'-' ~
Blra1-Shn- lJi-. Cita sides Ia 10. 3.,so
rLouisvIIE SOFT arobaeSs - 5Gu47 Wisit siq ?.
Meium L. ~ t35d5lc Rye. tl 5asi ~ A,s Pors.
Il H acor-SIugdtrs lJ.c. Car.r
loe clear sles ilc; Bulk Shders 2e F'e whisky ~ %
rsf rDa sept Faur-sa White +l07J1@ ~ Wheat
IdIir. sas " White Mc rln At ~ l2 No ks. - o. No
Spnar sl 10 Cora av1lo &c. Aies of No ~ ~ 0Sl 0
Osis tscred " 10 ard Mcgan 3ar No. &c. Rye
steady D. B.Iy steady at T % a state tse.-5 900 BIDS
Fouf - hash wheat 400 bus Com ID n bush oats loo
hush Re .bla Flour, 7o05 buh Wheat 1000
bush Corn. = 30 bush Oats
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

PACIFIC RAILROAD toF MISSOURI SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS.
Over three millions dollars of the above loan hav-
ing been sold in this market since the inst beside
several large lots for shipment to Europe the price
has this day been advanced to par and accrued inter-
est in currency.
The proceeds of this loan are to be applied topay-
ment of maturing obligations. and not for extehsion
of the road OF new improvements The bonds will
be first mortgage on 2S3 miles of road runningfrom
ST. Louis to Kansas City, and have 20 years to 'un-
principal and Interest payable in gold Coupons ma
ture February and August. Net earnings now double
the amount required to meet interest account.
For further particulars apply TO
CLARK, DODGE & CO.,
No. 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
WEDNESDAY,. sept. 9-r. N.

"
Gold opened at IA sold at 49,, closing at 144s bid.
Government bonds opened dull with a further
pressure to sell at the opening At the decline there
were liberal purchases for investment and for ship
ment The German bankers continue sellers Of 1SC2s,
aud purchasers of the new bonds The shipment of
bonds this week VIII be over one million At the de-
cline there was no desire to press sales and the mar
ket assumed frmeT tone. at the last Board there
was a resumption of the pressure 10 sell One ope-
rator sold one million 61s breaking the price to Os}.
New G5s sold at lOS cas- 1921. Gs lOSs; CPS llS. AT
the close the market was steady at the decline.
State bonds were strong and active under an un-
official statement that the overdue interest on Ten
nessee bonds will be paid in the first week of Octo-
ber. The transactions were large. tennessee eX-
coupon sold at G9l: new bonds, 60; Nuginlas' eN-
csupon 81! North Carolinas, ex-couPon az; North
Carolina new bonds 733 Missouri, 93! Railway
bonds were moderately dealt in, with sales OF Allan
tic and Great Western frss at So and seconds at IS
and III: Chicago and Great Eastern irss sold at 7S9
<9Te! Delaware and Hudson Canal, 1921; Bankers
and Brokers' 10il. Express shares vcio quiet with
sales of American at 4js Adams, 80; United states
&C. Merchants Union %. Pacific Mail sold at lO3 10
tn3!. Al the Second Board Tennessee eX-coupons
sold at 60; new bonds, 6Sl; North Carolina eA-cou
pons "A; new bonds "a, closing IS bad. Express
shares were lower. Adams, 49s; Merchants Umoh'
22!: United States 4Js. RACINE ftd uoS4hOu y" We
The railway share market opened weak ana ieVeI-
sh uuder pressure 10 sell large lots OF stock New
York Central sold at 70; Erie was steady at Aos
Hudson declined to 100. Reading rallied TO VO1 !;
Toledo and Wabash was an exception TO the general
market and advanced TO 80 Fort Wayne sold at JOS
Rock Island, 10l,; Michigan Southern. 81 Cleveland
and Pittsburgh ST.; North-Western shares declined
the Common selling at s.. and the Preferred 49, bnt
rallied again to SCs AT the Board prices were steady
with heavy transactions in Reading at 9Oa~. St
Papl Common sold at 81; the Preferred opened at eo
sold at 81. closing, sSl bid Chicago and Alton sold
At 15O the Preferred at l52 At the one o'clock Board
the market was lower; New-lork Central
sold at l24,; Erie, 4G.; Reading, So; Michigan
Southern. S3,: Toledo and Wabash lost the
advance of the morning, selling at &''
Rock Island, l0l. AT the Second Board Enc sold at
60 seller sixty and 4G3 regular; Hudson $40; Read
ing, saa The heavy sales of this stock and the de
cline from 9t is caused by report that the colers
have notified that they shall stop work on the ION
anless rates for mining advanced. Toledo sold
at lOO!; Milwaukee and ST. Paul, SO; Fort Wayne,
l07I. Northwestern shares firm at So. AT the
close Rock Island sold at 1907; NewYork Central
and Erie were barely steady Northwestern were
strongly held The balance of the list was weak and
unsettled under the heavy sales by the bears and
closed feyersh.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

trade continues heavy and prices about h lower than on
uJv Tus the top cattle brought the same pie- ne tr AW
- ,r superior thing Onrrrd on Monday a" ~ ne Yood
,s 5og.lt i5i a with lc At 6 lie snd common ~
go ,tn roy, lie AMI lot Of te"le1 "h bus H'
,.rb noto &c. for the mtsti one punch Al
~ m Ifc W1ght Sort all sold There were about
.ss ~ ard 100 Of MONDAYS cattle 81 one huSlfedhs s
,i. o,inr. IS Hudson City ard Il 81 conn safes
=, iucude " premium cattle fei y . o. paFns eh
- ntchs., County They hne Nbeu 1ohn
~ Sng and have not wanted oF thng N ns hnds
IN, D,tts brought them up 70 plump 70 Anu .aas
G,e II throNn The marttt to-day! ani - lheI
& tsY. brought lse but Valentine has 20. mem and
nou H a. Dnicers feeding also O. fs,dt cattle 70 we IeNber
oht Wben such luyer and such fedsrs come gfibei
o t, eI,ra Anass command .itta pess another noe
1 ,s [ m cut keBucky cattle. by WHEATON ray mrusn ~
~, rs bg Williams yslruiue also hrui1oy % ans
so W. a, l6dl7c BFook broash IN 70 YER goyl Nl
shn si pnn, p,,is sod by Uey I6!0liie hnehts hher
i 80 q cat Ksniaoky steers folh al l!u'' shg
nAN - "a al, dro.es 20 Ohio oas tor w S.{irr
.ne Bro. Halle. having some~tat OF 'An " Hfn
~ W ~ Lad 20 Ohio cattle strong cSt, nith nue 'oP
"; lad "a prme Kentucky "A cwt sold o. Io ns a ~ o
Sist - e. goo : Indiana steer tY y Scnusit
. - a. a 20 sold ~ OHIO steers Of u cst al I ,,
fr Miuche At lte, on % cut Soms .I Wv ne
bv ~ IA Illinois for L. TAgfr SOLD b. sp ~ ~ % ~
.s s s N,, Burehard. lli0os, cst AZ lic ~ ,- ~ & y ~
10 10 w. R s,st :. sad % Illinois by w Ihoup'o sL I'M s,p
'n o - fbry uould dress 5! cst, and NHs os.eS in S
% % r.. ., Srsis were State Day cows and bulls Al p %
SaIOo pei n, am M sts ., For,iethst ISIS 81 IIh
s.p Ca a AZ Conmunpsw iat sheep are ,eA,ss .n ~
@ ~ M b, are very peuty abd la.eI sass ~ sa n r. AZ
tI While . lews. s state % H. sS 30 do % os
sa n sis rs Canada W n, sie l0 d. 10 ''~' "
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
,UPREME COURT.-City and County Of

> Nev-York-RAILEY HA>CALL paRHa AT. THE MOSrGOM
BRY AND EUFAULA RAILROAD COMPANY, deeldiltA Nnn-
for demand contract Con DO. ~ To tue
named defendants: You hereby summoned ad reqd an
complaint which this M hel i1 t1e oe ~
the Clerk oftbe aboyensGs tie City Hal iDe ~ 81 Nc
York and copy your tie ad comnt on Tue
subscribers Office o. Wall the sad within
taentg dys after the service OF this summons efese 81 ne
day service and II m the sad colplt within
the aforesaid tue plaintiff this will take Ee't against
the sixteen thousand and hf dollars With Interest fa
the thr day November thousand elght han an Hcrr
Of this actonOatei JnY a. 1903
MAN 4 PARSONS taolis Ar"rne's,
Ancl1 laN6wTh No. - NaI-sL. NtN-lors
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
Augl3law6wTh
-UpRFME COURr. CITY and County of New

~ YoANE A. BANKS sole grgiviu Seeri h rnse o. we
Estate ofTbeolpre Banks decreased PaatH against va
Relief To tie above named Der lfan nl
hereby sli required the complaint 10 tins seton
herewith and % copy S your
answer the said complaint on the sacrhsr At h ofce No. u
within dss after the service hereof eNn o
the day aad fail the ad complaint within
said the PanI n this acton El ppy 10 tue Cont o
rel. n the compaut.batsd July lth 1853
NJ DIBFkNDORP PlAiuuns Attorney No IA Watst, Sewfork
Cts.
Tie compliant the above action Ge In the Office o the CLERK %
the Cty County Of NewYor On The 18Th day o Jr i
Ds, 4ngnst y. 1904 NJ DIEFENDORF, plaintiffs Attorney
Au25 law6sIh
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

n Gle % of GO n sc; ssi ~ Gle i Of 81 ~ sl 1876 Of
So M ge n evs at - each sheep sales % II ~ 4i
Ohio p N 5 sl D Sc - Canada ll6 NJ 6le 50
60 ~ Sc A. Hudson CITY ONO sheep,
y n / do. 90 b ilc do - 70 each ear Ind 30
n. tf. earS state. thin, ~
Arrivals ohogs: ComuunpaS and cars at Fortletst
The market fru decline from yesters Prces range
Of zoo n one Cauad n brought sc j cars hlsh
lgO u 3 s-0e and one car DO, ll0 tB s.c.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
PASSENGEkS ARRIVED.

PROM LIVERPOOL Sept 9Narceua Mopson r srd fs Groe'
becs three dlug ghier infant and nurse IN h ana sou ~
and Mo- VIM Emmett two sons ana mol servanti Ms W.
laughter and sons MI J. Longnre aad sou Mss f. hrr pr
M,keule wn. MeKene, lr, " L,depsri " T. l'an~sr A
Ei%d M.noE 9 J. Foster NJ and hs Nos jos
N Arnold Mis- p Arnold and Mrs. w A. II and on j.
wills, 3D. Por er Miss sao Peabod NJ AID M Jo9n
, .ou Mss Dckson Bacle. Dr. g. Ninfaa Nss y Nia,i91
r. starr d NJ IHdreh SUIT op r. de Laplane, T. "sleA'
Ausbsebe Neubauer Rnhc Nj nd W. oisn ana ~
a. Talt A. Within Capt Mr Jos Peenc and child W AM NJ
:, Proctor Mr. aud Miss Boyket. Miss Carrie isaac Nj;
and G. Mathews dingbter, two sons ana
aud ps Nr and Mr.. ID Ward, Mr. and Ms G. Mobile Nj ana
Ms Jas Miller and daaghter Mr. Charock Ar y hyan Mr.
J,. ra hem Thos Crahsm Mr. Mrs Geo. Iolr MI, Ae"
! ler Mrs NJ Lacol1. Mr. lleaton, Af W. ). G%oriol %
MeCoskey the Rev. Dr. George AcCoskey Mis-, D. frans
M Caraee W. Jecohsor, Rev Wn. Lalgdon J. C1rneg1e 81
hummer aid child Mr. sa Nr W. Foreuc hr, sni Miss o
W BROTHER Wa Ry.e aaG SOD D. Bartlett and snn "
Lawrence Powell John rye Mr aHd Mrs shsrs and SON.
Austu TloS H9lsaa. NJ and Ms H. fltd ani s"a
G Chtt.ck Howell SIR sni ha Juha McN5 ssd tnn
dsugt;crs. Mr. Madaon o. Faboneotu s9i nm ,eHao,.
Leayitt Jno. Andoson NJ anf MrS W seeR and tNo
dluters Mr Mrs r. Thave Mr. and Miss
Jr nnI sr W A. Hall Mr. q Tan L Consto,s B. Biedernan. J.
W Gdgs M Churchill Aler King Braihen Sargent NJ g..
TeeA' ~ H. - ''ee"'tii sTors N1, H. stauley Mss
Mr. Phrshg daughters AMI NJ snd hr j.
Crmmdud daughter; Mr Putnam, M E fln1m Mss
Aray Mr. B. WiuG Ar j. b Aoie' Mr. "a, a.l Ms g Saa'
Perpout Morgan Mr. Ar Nc CHS rhouas Ar 1heo VII
merdiag Mr wm. Devine. Mrs Constant. ML " iIeary
FeOM FERNANDISA. Fla. Sept 9In steamship fag-!lss a:
Fisher T. NJ Smith, T. q. Wllung y g. Spanng AMI ~s Nnaei
Blwaer Mrs W p Robinson, Mr. NJ J. Temples and two eb
M,s Ssi Os d Miss Maud Edgertoa, George L. Cs vie
all child Cares A. Bets
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD CoMrANr

CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD CoMPANY
CONSOLIDATED, SINKING FUND,
MORTGAGE BONDS.
PAYABLE NOVEMBER !, 1900.
Interest at the rate Of seven per cent payable at
the office of the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
on the 1st of May and lst of November
The undersigned now offers 10000 of the alb owe
described bonds carrying interest from tho 1st Of
May last. Il. c. RoLsTON, Pres.
No 20 Exchange place.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

FU tIHdL TtssfI5 dHI IIIsVuI'
SEFr go hash wheat Com 81 bush Oats 40
bnsh Grass seei II s bh Flour 6o bts Corn Ae, 'y
Meal Cotton. 10 hhS Crude Petroeum ~ bus
Petroleum l bbs Naptha 50 hb Spirits Tnenne l5J DDS ar
hb Pitch $40 hbs kosil 202 pkgs Cut Meas 10 pkRs Ass
1906 log pigs Cheese 207 pigs Dned fat oSt pt
OF Cske % Copper Jas bhs WHISKY go bbs kggs so .
Woo y bales Hops 44 sde Leather 5g Ude - ldS looAe' '
LnIrs
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

CLEARED.
Ls Ae'' % LSpGo' psJy. 5s NIe Fs %;
West aal Gslye,ten sarago.sa, CrONeu. Charleston.
Bara-w.1sarer 'i Biaesori PernamDaeo aud m,ks,
FrsaIn Brown Poaee R. Syou yeeeh Anoo9a NJ Rogers,
Ioe. New Orleans, Lucy Wauen Cobb. Careua, r. Lent
Kue.iou jam Hummias Bird kar uls OFT and WINDSOR n )
Scooaers-yrua Dryden Norfolk; gasachn' Eeaon. Ban
& & Lna Boston Gore % ; TsseSr rSsfae Rs SrG'. %G
Rose Howell ernabuc ane Bahis Mary Lois ROBBERS Cape Cauo
ARRIVED.
Steamship Scotia IudAa Li,gool Aug 20 a,e and pos Set T.
steamship Flag baxter. FeFHhndns Fla rnise sud pas
steamship Do1, Almv Pro,iirnce md.r. ard pass
steamship Dinre. johnson. Portland md,e aufls,s
care. ,ur. has era ot 1877 TIE By neof6aiI 'lp
mprcgabe the b. Hboat viper sailed fo Maaea Aug ll r
Atwood y yagi.s y w Apr, - | ,, :; Pa ., wool n On On o.
c as1 aassas a, ' R.. ou, s'I'1' @ ~ 9D . s'''se
BARK Ca Ganer Per~suec - aHy. Aug @ arrived ou'
frqa Dawes, Cow Bay c b. days coal Sailed in eompA
Bark Eou, Knad.iep Ro Inrelro Il d.y, coffee
B.rE Teresa Gale. MaTae,iho q d,ys easse
Be JeusFuG Hgsou R sneo 80 dsr cofe AHg u.s. az B -
20 Jasper Chaasn native Of Denmark fell over
fre Roes MS~e Deker.ou Demeraa Il ay. sugar oe.
Sailed with Ts No,H1 t S.yIers Leg IN port lF'
Brig There's Bunc Bo Jane.O DAYS coffee Bn; A66e Chaoi
B,: caraeos Lcckha s., ohu P 10 days sugar Len pot
brig George ,tim;, ioaps % ~ wPnyHis,phia: p .. ,as.,
Brg Enrque. Hell Rio Jauriro IS daSs, o"aee.
Bris Black swan Podgrs. Batnors dsys eosl
Brig CahArhe. SAeare, Rio Janeiro July "a eoiee.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Letter. IN this tie 81 .he schT e.
Colgate iatd oheai Aug ~ IN which he
hsr Ills vessel received
says that river Dee hal 20 psaus
all of whom lost
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAN FKAScco Sept a-Arn steamship Psci6e from the North
Sailed slp Money o. Liverpool vita a1 sasks %.
ships Penwih LyeDo Star Of Hope aud Sacramento New
York Chasso. Philadelphia.
THE ship Caota cleared for HHg Kong TO-DAY With Vo
hour and Wheat Arrived ship Levi stevns f"s Newcastle
Sailed ships Lookout. ior New \ orb Locliei Hfser = w
sept eArriyed ships Neptune rum Ntwl orA Cbar "-"a
Helena Australia Cleared shy Robin Hood Tor Aswio1 wish 1900
backs Of wheat
HoLMEss HoLE Sept 2-Arived bug EsseE from Alexandria Tor
Doan schrS Amelia PHILADELPHIA kT Boston; Edwards Hewitt
Miller Asse Andrew IL EivaT sr lle Diek
Williams Llre Raw r. RInron = El-n
Philadelphia whsag schTs Ada b. Dyer Of foyuceogn. aud
Arthur Clifford, New Bcioni
Bo.rs sept sArrve bark Liverpool from Grrcnosk bss
RI.rr ~ Fannie Butler Baltimore Ambrose Light Phad,p5
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

$1,000 Wanted thorough business niai, and
sale Of RooT'e WROUGHT IRoN SEcIIoNAL ,ntres
BOILER in England and other European hertv-st
Address JOHN b. Root. Nos. 10 ana - i@'' 7'''
New-YoTk.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
TIE TIA TRADE.


InsnoS spt Adees have been received from Voc Chow China
20 be lOtb u market for Tea heavy The total exports
The new crop np to that date bad been si,0O0OO b
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

u,y,x. sent eTe Sugar firm the base % reals
r, oe for 30 " Dutch STANDARD kIchsngeOn Lo1GOn GtD
c cent the United States 90 iags sight z6
~ uet cent DISCOUNT gold short sight 5d6 per premium
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
THE MARKETS.


iCarefuny reported for The Trbunel
"WEDNESDAY, Sept Q. 1893
lSIES-Tbe market firm for Pots at % OG ~ C Pearls
nominal -,
holders Oer articles coming under Tins heading show but little
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LyERPOOL-CosOn heavy at The opening Inc otl sneh
Of Cotton Bombay for this the Sh inst snoe sst reports
1000 bales The t shipments Of Cotton from bom'
bay the eth inst weeks have been l0O1 bahs
| QHOiIttOnA ll:l5 IN liH p op ~
Hddlng Iplands the close l0liH Heavy !UlA6-
hdpg Orleans close. lC.d a. Heavy. lH@V-
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
y,saI Iotins.


ANEW YORK SUPREME COURT, City and
~ Couny Nev.YorkhARY MBrZDoRP Plaintiff against Az
To he Defnaut: hereby required
the complaint this action which will be he IN the Office q
10 ssry - bs said eompiot tbe
subscriber al Bis Office Number m twelve Chkabers street. In said
Of the dy og sch seryiee aud fail to the said
plant he time aforesaid the pnia this Scien VII apply TO
August 18Th isss SIDNEY n STUART j Psinud Attorney.
~ BE complaint IN this action vas A DAY dqg t a. syS o s 81 we
ler ~ 1903 SIDNEY r. SrUAkI jr Paia.a Attorney.
sIUPREME COURT.-SARAH I. HATCH,
- plaintiff against CLARA NJ PEuGNkr sud ELLEN LOUlob ~
Gan defendants In pursuance u Judgment Of tle snre ne
June 1863 the subscriber the referee named 10 sd Judgment w
1911 October 1863 oeloes nou Exchange Ss ssToo
No III Broadway n The city Of Sss-lork By Jo'spb Aeae An
49,. ,bsr.,n on ve.orr
Mcoug gal between sixth ard Eighth oeenih war
Of e NeuYorz bounded and contained Is follows Conmepcng
Al par 90 the westerly McD hahdri
thirty t ten inches o syeey place ruauug
hundred and inch. thence nohe at right with Tie
last menton line eight feet ,nd nine ncns ,.cs ess I rsA
no thery at right angles with tue ss 70 a n sAseu St a
four inches thence eas ona ue parallel sI sls
ley place nnetnine feet two inches 20 heDonga sre
along hcDouga twenty-five feet tue place OF hennI1si being
Known by the street number hundred and se'en"ree u
Aso all that piece lard with the buildings thereon
erected situated on the aforesaid westerly ae Of McDoass street
bounded and contained Commencuz point oh the ~es
rr SIDE o. McDougal street two hundred i've feet ien neoes no
street hundred aud ~o iet thence norhtry at ngh
aus s the islnenoued line feet eleven inches thence East
tie the ue arst described thence north nbe thenoe
ea;tihoh the center Of parry an feet hge ness to
from tb south westerly II MeDauzal Clinton place
hence southery along MDougI street 6ve feet
her ont hundred ard seventy ME 7 MELON Al street seber With
all singular the hedtanrut and sPpushanes belong
DANIEL p lSGRiIIAM jr teferee.
3 BESEvLtE. esq, Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rsrs..... 6:l7 MooU Rises. ..lI3b
IA
3j Cows Island. 2lJ Hell Gse.." s:o4
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
The following shows the totals OF the average oil tht
leading items Of the Pmadeiphia p'"AS 4o i0 P "''
ureV week.

Al a meeting Of the undersigned, exporters OF seed
80 Toircco held al SO is EX0hange-Place, sept t
1895 for taking confederation te unIeaou t III
of samnlnp seed Leaf Tobacco now customary in uis
Resored That after the 10th Of september iss ae NV Nv
dersiCusJ viii buy no Seed Leaf Tobacco except py
samnles drawn from stripped cases ana taken tp u
frct ars of both ends uf the case, by ltsptcin.c ~
sneiors and Guaranteed rs them the cases 10 pe ,eu
bl said inspectors and to be rewelgheu ON ~ h.
ssmnes drawn plinr 20 10th OF September loos' 70 we
Guaranteed by sellers or r6dr~n In the aO"'e S''"
manner - To-. =, ,be .hoye reso-
LUTON bc forwarded by the undersgned 10 t1eIL o re
suondepts abroad aud their dealers lnyIteu W oS %
seed leaf tobacco. sampled after inc a%poa % tb man
American samples, except such dS aie '"A"- -
uer agreed upon Also. -. 40. n,esent M
That ali exporters OF seed leaf tobacco not preset az
this meeting he invited 10 JON III TINS 20
That copies Of the above resolutions De io' '"" ~
the seed leaf tobacco factors OF thls Guy
Netc- York, Sept. 4, 1905. ..r. noe IN
VaIutSt 90 II slKDENBURG 4 90
Itf-i Siet row l. 70 q, ". SPOHLER, JH
iiSosssi... - - VnnS a M UEINR r. STROTHOF
KpKWFI nEtC 4 20 q T. TEXTOR 90
cfiIs III NE A. C0 THIELB MO1L& 90.
bAGELBkRT MALLKT lnAnhi it,S,1nr0pt o. EIN 4 SONS
kkiCH MEYER TILL ' 81 lhN
OELkICliS co. WELL 70
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

Consord7per cent, con. S23
Con. 7 per cent, Mort 9lt
Han. & 50. 10. l.. c.. 100
Han. 4 81. 10. l.. Conv. 20
TOl. q Wabash Ist Mort 9l
Tol. W. a west, / Nj. eX ~
Grt. western lst ut '0S. lOl
Grt. western 2d MI '93.. 50
Chic A. X. /. Pacific ls-, 1f3
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
THE MONEY MARKET.

,I,Es AT TIKI STOCK ExCHAHGE.-FIRSf CALI
104 O'CLOCK A. VI. 400,
Conn .lIl{l20 900 $40 Corp 67..''''i
.So 70 o'...........ll4l3 $40 sSD Coup V"'''''i''
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

Ohio & Miss. lst NJ, Con. s6t
Peninsula H. K. Bonds. SIT
MI. s. st. Paul ] Nj. So. lO2t
Nil. q So P. NJ. 1910 800
MI. n st. Paullst Mtge. %
MI. q St. Paul 2d VI .. ~
Chicago & Mil, lst Nor ~
Chic. & CT. East. lst VI. 1og
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10

FLAAIEE 0F FANIH'
Vova Scotia. w.. y ton. { 4 25l5 90
Nova scotia. b.. q ION. oO0i -
-alc East ACIty p ton. 2 fO0l 3D.
rtive, but AZ much lower prices,
Holders are pressing their stocks
.cr. where rates are tc. below, our
uiing ] 100 b spiuucrs, 81 10 el-
...,t, ai..rf - gIf.a.ar
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
6bantts for 8usinfss Ta,r.

Gbanus for SusInrss Hltr.
A RARE BUSINESS OPENING for SALE
~ The rglt. southern states, the most e
ea, foScR PTMP p "a % use :, demand ens.5 PFol' large %
AN INDIA-RUBBER FACTORY, with Ma
e4ae ad eyeTyth3s complete & in @ fTs'e' rana'Ps 0s & for
3,J29EYPO
A CASH CUSTOMER can buy large RES
~ TRANT srd BAR on BadNay handsomely f.ied gg anl dogg
good business a. bargain this week Particulars At SoUlhhAfD
A KEROSENE OIL FACTORY for SALE
~ CHKP-s good ore runs 80 barrels week Address Box
A PHYSICIAN wishes to SELL PRACTICE
"A o 20 ,eaTf standing IN rich section of tie country AiiTes
DOCTOR. THbone oAce. y y cry.
EOR SA4E-STOCK and FIXTURES of a
STORE Burlington n. j. where business Of 800 oO) BE-
Address Bor 10. 81, harrington. \. J.
DATENT RIGHTS for SALE.-Valuable Pa
L tent, hr PESHoLDERs and SKsrAND Inquire Of MYER
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THO BOOKKEEPERS--WAN a good
BUSINESS and ACCOUNTANT as Secretary Of SeNYork
oanraoa commencing permanent lucrative cash busnes
command and be willing 90 invest from 5000 10 $1,000 either the
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PAX Box No. los. Tribune once
VALUABLE NEWSPAPER INTEREST
FOR SALE.
Tie proprietor Of PROMINENT JOURNAL viii take PARTNER
Tle opportunity is very unusual very desirable one either
la to make an Investment gentleman desiring profitable
aHd actual newspaper experience None b principals all
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