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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27
THE TIFFIN W0OLEN MILLS,

I'LL L Ii LIN WOOhhN mAhLO'
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n " SHkwHAN J. A. MCFARLAND,
J. N. NAYLoR, 4. g; sNEATH,
IS. u. sNEArH, q. w. Hushihk.
JOHN C, GROSS, President.
Manufacturers of Flsnnels, Tweeds, CAssmeres'
satihetta, Cloths, Blankets, and Stocking Yarn
CASH PAID FOR WOOL.
1UIfl NlW. q. HEDGES, setretafy.
IlalH 1prY sth fsee, Nj luH
KLINE. LOWE & CO.,
hdanufnctu reTs and Dealers in
SASH.
DooEsr Alipd', Worked FleeTins, &e
gTANB RAILING SCROLL SAVING AND
II Moulding Of Al, kinds and sizes made to or
ar at short notice Aad on liberal terms.
THOSE deslring to buill viii do well to cali on
Is bsIore purchasing elsewhere,
TrA An orders niied on the shortest notice.
shss % X y q ysFtOf tAs foqt House
TIFFIN, OHIO.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27

pSpr bsAnss co.'s fSfSsssf.
Thre Yesr Comp. lot. Sotes.--...szi, ,eol. 80 o.
NeiNnchteh ~ pei cents...s4....s..... to.uW,Vo W
Navy pension fund ~ per cent? ia,ooo,ooo oa
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-08-27
n r MARTIN mi n

IHORMERLH OF MEI.siORB-r-LATB A
~ entsepn In tho army-has permanently ioca-
Ted In Tim. and having bad hftoen years expert
tnee Ia the prsotire OF Medicine, he hopes to
merit and share the public patronage.
~ once in National Hall building.
All calls attended 20, either at night or day.
Also. Examining Surgeon for Pensions.
aprl9'66tfl II. n. MARTIN, NJ. n,
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-14
LAWS OF IOWA
CHAPTER CS,

AN ACT to Amend chapter %, OF the Acts
Of the Eleventh General Assembly, aud
to Provide fos the Iowa Soldiers Orphans
Homes.
Swc. /. BE it ssactsd by tie General IA.
sembly Of the State If losca, That for the
support Of the several Orphans Homes there
is hereby appropriated, out Of any money in
the State Treasury, not otherwise aPproPria
ted, the sum Of ten dollars per month for
zach orphan actually supported. counting
the average number sustained IN The several
homes for The month, ADd upon The present,
atiouio The Auditor Of State each month of
. s~osa statement Of the average number OF
orphan children, supported By the ins,i,u>
ton for The preceding month, il shall b the
dutv Of the Auditor to draw his warrant up>
on the Treasurer Of State in favor Of .he
Treasurer Of The board Of trustees Of the To-
va Soldiers Orphans' Home, for the sum
hereinbefore provided.
SEc. 2. For making Improvements ane
repairs upon the hsidings and grounds NJ
the Orphans Home ~ Davenport and for
n placing furniture herein. there is hereby
spproprm Ted the sum i twelve thousand
dollars or 90 much thersoi a. may bs neces-
sAfy.
SEc. 3. For erecting and furnishing
bu,liinss and improving ba,dings aud
grounds at Cedar Falls for the Orphans
Home there located. there is hereby aPpro
prinAed The sum of tventy I've iAonsand dol>
lars, or 70 much thereof As may bs ne,essa-
-. ppOn eondiiion that nj least tvssiy acres
Of land suitable therefor, shall be decided ~
the State, IN fee simple, without expense 70
the State.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-14

Wade Hampton, . high minded
and honorable gentleman by birth
and education; gallant soldier and
an American citizen; cannot rO:s-bu,
Snmbo, who does not know whether
the world is round or square. and whs
if left 10 himself for \ dozen years
would:be wearing cloute and worship
ping wooden monkey, can not vot,'.
but is making laws which Hamr,ou
must obey, and leyyisg taxes which
Hampton must pay! ''tinrrah for the
Union !''-Alton Democrat.
Tie Democrat is too modest by
half and tells only part Of tho truth
The s.high minded and honorable
Wade Hampton fought hard aud
long to destroy the Union, after vo.
ting earnestly and often iu the same
direction, Of course, therefore, lie
ought to be allowed to vote. Sa'nbo.
I" who docs not know" the doctrine OF
secession, Or knowing refused to fol-
low it, si.oullered bis musket to defend
the" old flag: Of course, he should be
disfrauchised. That's the whole OF
the Dsnsocrat's platform. Dacea Por
GU.ette.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-14

So say the Democracy. And so say the
Republicans.
Z But the One Currency Of the Democracy
is Deprecated Paper.
The One Currency Of the Republicans is
Gold.
Elect General Grant and Peace and Pros.
reriiy will follOv. And With that, Rssump>
ton Of. Specie Payments. And with that,
Gold as the common currency, the one cir
culating medium.
Elect Hora,io Seymour, and another Rev.
oialion, more paper moneys deteriorated
currency and violated public faith follow.
But one currency and that Gold,
But one way TO reach it, and that Peace.
But one Champion Of Peace, and be
General Grant.
But one Party favorable to Peace and .
sound uniform Currency, the Republican
Party.
Democracy offers one Currency to Rich
and Poor-Depseciated Paper. Repabli-
cans offer one Cunency for Rich and foor-
Gold. Which will you have !-AIbaa.
Eresisg Joxrs0l
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-14

oh for . thousand tongues ~ an mr.
chin remarked when inside . mo olasses hogs
head.
If you wan TO see pretty tolerable
specimen Of vanity, consult your own look
ingglass.
"A bors-the man Who psesists in talk
ing abou, yourself.
Why is bridegroom worth more than
bride! Because she is given away and be
is often sold.
The new moon reminds one Of giddy
girl, because she 10 too young to show much
reflection.
China - getting civilized. They have
dissilley and brewery running success
fully at Shanghai.
-The sheep IN the meadow and tbe II in
the forest contribute their "chops" iOs the
q ppor. Of man.
Most ofthe shadows that cross our path
through life ere caused do our standing in
our own light.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-14
FIFTH-FREEDNEN'S BUREAU AND
RECONSTRUCTlON.


Brother Pel is in error ~ we'll - tLs
Northern papers. Francis P. Blair Jr.
the Democratic candidate for the Vice Pres.
idency, was expelled from both Yale and
Princeton. He aAessards entered the Uni>
versity Of North Carolina, and len before
graduating. 10 avoid being expelled. For
information, Brother Pell is referred to Gov.
Swain. President Of the University NORTH
CarOlimo Sentinel.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-14
mo NOTICE.

IL prepared to do all kinds Of House Car
pentcr and Joiner work. Can be found at his
now shop on Chatham St. half way from
Main ST. 10 r. r. To those wishing good wosk
and promptly done, he would solicit their pa
trcnsgs.
2.A2-y.]
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-14
Meat Market
Clinton g. 2. ]. Wilson.

"AvING PURCHASED The Meat Market
III Of Luckey Bro, will keep constantly On
hand the best quality Of Beet, Mutton and Pork,
and other meats in their season. Having had
long experience in the business, and being large
y engaged in buying Cattle and Hogs and feed
ing on their farms, will at all timss furnish the
very best quality Of meats. Since taking hold
Of this market they have reduced tbs price Of
meats one third, and will continue to fursish
them at the lowest living rates.
The highest market price paid for cattle and
hogs. Those having stock for sale will Dc we'll
to give them call. n2o
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-14

The Convention 10 aospinate candidates
for Dish ict Judge and District Attorney for
tho l2th District, met at Charles City on the
I'D inst. Hon. W. b. Fairfield, Of Charles
City. l. ". Card, Of Mason City. were n0mi
mated by aclamation for the Offices cf Dis
triet Attorney.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-14
Setefteo poetru.


1.-THE following poem, -ritten BY yosss Z lady
u New York for fast Icy service, fgst ap-
reared IN the New York Post, August ID, 1864.
Its words seem prophetic, in view Of the com-
ing election Of Gen. Grant a. the next Presi.
lent.
Father 70 thy throne ascending,
List the Nations prayer to Thee,
With their hearts and voisss blending.
0oD-GaAxr--vrcroaY
We have Suffered, 0 our Father,
In the great cause, Liberty;
Now ~ come to Thee for sueeer-
0oD-0nAxr-vrroav!
vsesat ehairs are in our households.
vsesnt hearts each day vs sss,
That in anguish often Whisper
0op-GaASr-vIcroRY
Father, never let base traitors
In this land Of brave and frss,
Rsle e'er thoss whose hearts are ssying-
0oD-GnAsr--vIsfoRy
Thss 10 Thee osr prayer 10 rising
Thss ve Aunbly come 10 Thee,
Asking Thee in broken aessnts--
0op-GRASf-vicfsaY
But II Thoa wouldst longer listen.
Wen submit our all to Thee,
Knowing that in His good pleasure,
God siU grant - vicfeRYl
Then when this drsad strife 70 svss,
And the day Of peace ws see,
We shall keep our soantry's wstshword-
GoD and GnAsf asd vicroRY.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-14
WAR pgrARrMsxr.


The total disbursemsnts made under the
direction Of the War Department for The 6s.
cal year ending June 30, 1868, were $l23.>
:A6.54s.62. OF this smoans there we're
paid
For Doustiss e3s.eoe, 900
Rsimbursing State war claims le.3so,ls
Engineer burcau-mainly river and
harbor improv.msa.s sls., $40
Poymcnts for proper. lost er dss-
troyed the u ilarv service Of
the United States tact March ;,
ls4s, and supplements thereto -.
ii. nted 5.lIl. SOC
Substance Indians (eslinatsd) 1900, 900
Frecdmen's Bureau 3,?l5,o0o
Expenses Rec n tructisa l.79e, 40
n NAtional Cemeteries 7o1,oeo
Commutstisn rations q prissesss Of
war $4,000
Total e6s,s33,: ,:ss
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-14

Reeeipts and Expesditares for tie lear
Ending Jvse sofa, ls6s-Dfsyesee Be-
tsceen Last and ne Preceding Yeas's Tax.
ation-Cost Of tie War and May De-
partmewts and Freedmen's BwYeGw.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-14
REFERENCE9.

f. d. Older, Independence: L. A. Main, c.
Treasurer TT. Marinus. Co. Recorder: E.
Brewer. Clerk Dist: CoSr Hon. L. W. Hart,
Hon. W. q. lonnan. State lSemator; T. l.
French 4 Co., Cedar Falls; Judge James Burt
9th Judicial Dissrict; Hon. W. B. AllisoA, n
c. 3rd Diet; Rev. Father Goskc:; Samuel H
Watson. CasAirs Firss r r;IasI sA, Viz. -
Hon. A'sz I:A7-n,S s'kLsLs rIA xsv.u
1aasyua, WAtsfNs. ia
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-14

This amount deducted from the aggregate
expenditures shove given, indicate tie reg
ular and legitimate army expenditures for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1868, to have
been 456. .7l3,4l0, Of which no inconsidera-
be part is jussiy chargeable 10 the expense
attendn nj upon the existence of Indian hos
tilities spon the plains in the summer and
fsll Of 1867, which largely and exceptionally
augmented the cost Of transportation and
subsistence.
The military appropriations for the cur.
rent 6scal year. are 433 3,06l ,0I3.
CLAssTvICArIoS o. ExpExDITUREs.
II " divide the total expenditure Of the
last fiscal year into " ordinary expenses"
or thoss which are required to support and
maintain the Government, and extrsordi-
nary expenses" or those which have been
unavoidable result Of the va, we have the
following classification
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-14

Hon. p. g. Wilcox, Presidsnt; John II. Camp
bell, Vice President; Hon. }. s. Woodward,
Treasurer; VIM. II. Joslin, Secretary; !. r,
Strong, GesI Agent.
D;rccfors. Hon. P. c. Wilcox. John H.
Campbell, J. Forester, Hon. IA. Clark, james
Sanders, Z. Stout, Hon. J. s. E'oodward. II. Il.
Plsne. l.. J. Curtis, WIN. II. Joslin. c. Dewey.
T.. Miller
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-14

The National receipts Of revenue from all
sources, for the 6scsl wear ending June 80,
1868, wese sabstansially - follows:
Customs (gold) 1ls3.5o0, 900
Internal ksvsnas (currency) s3,OeO, 900
Miscellaneous do 1900. 900
Public Lands and direct TAX do $500, 600
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-14

The amount Of taxes abated OF repealed
since the close Of the war, has been essima-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15

aehe o. az n noted those so There shout 1000
o.t' IT. for the market Of yesterday and today
wv h ron Monday small number sold ~ IN.
urelnt being medium
sa1te Probably not 10 IS head reached the top
sketes IL is certain that choice fat cattle we're freely
o"f5sa ioc and fair to good At l3idl5c, With poor
ge number ing between lie. aud lac lev OF the
q"s. trough, a. ooNs 80 eEt Missouri steers o
~ hshn az S1 Sc; ~ Ohv BY Rcsentha ~ aud good ~
"'fc Win ~ scaaNa Moud 100 n Sl each; 81
good = e" ilo steers fed Nv r. Cae Tsti l5dlt
- ono ~ '" w Mneheu y l5aIGic "a 10 l. Naen
ue Al ~ tue Ryear Old state bu 81 - each for D. g.
umuohl oi hefoses by y Shue lie cwi ~ common
nouJ ey A. W smith at i2oae q 60 KeuiHeky cat
We nf r. ROM ~ 'H t1c on "a MEhom
CO. cTt, at l2aJc and TEXANS for A. " smith 81 cwt At
~. @Hsr sheep are selling poorly and slight de
Siinrt HW 'S'O ri, aried to-day. mostly a. Hudson
S ana @ie, Ile beet sheep bring the prizes o. last veek .t
E Y Wie common lots about lower selling 81 aAic
With lambs At 7.craey 7 Sales ear "a 10 sheep ste
oect ono 80 ~ Sc car do 80 ID. Sc do % D. Sc;
car state, ~ ID 5sc car Oho ~ n. 4lc No. Do
car Canada 100 H. DC Lsmb-S 81 Canada s2 N d. t6
10 sc ' 90 o. ~ iie; 10 State % 10, 7c Many lots Of cus
were s'i - 80 each Large lots uno tonight Hog
ht 20 Lever y IN - cars af d az ConnunpNw At Que
hundthf today The market l. frr Ssles
range fom ~ abe ani ineiaie Mich lsO 8 EAR ~.
l6i n, &C. 'F''' ''''' - ~ =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15

Freghts-TO Glasgow, by steamer. 1900 bush.
Wheat at cd, and TO Antwerp 300 bags Coffee at
S2s Cd To Liverpool, by steamer, 1900 bush Grain
at I'D.
The following is the statement OF the Atlantic ana
Great Western Railway for the first week IL
October:
lS0s.-... .$99992 1867 80. s1O37G Decrease -
Messrs W. r. Wright Co.'s Cotton CIRCULAR Per java
says: ..,. -
in this market veeh ,o we opotel Mdiing Upland AZ IT, we
have bad since drop 25ic, recover To ~ s'4 r
Mcneay and Yesterday closing tamey AZ the s
and Racers m export few and They act WIN grt c
tor, he gold operating gnst ieep 1aes 10, 49, &
for delivery 10 tNo weeks nave been
refused There has ouly snail D1.s ~ i s. IA -
The past hddng, Charleston 10 L'epO0' "ee' 49,
Xic per 10. ,
pI rioool ,pd YsuYork the Southern mari etc al declined
am, ,e,eJ aid I'll oddrny with fr business dong IN each al
tegrsphc reports IN NeNOrea he
~ gsrsI fr Great Britain France the North and good desl
on ,peuaien business Is on Norher account spinning
the steamer Bolivar; sail td IN Savannah
e. b n very little done ~ for 'oi direct shipment To Liverpool or
1t ia Liverpool The export is ciey coss'N large pro
[ Of which hou.b IN the interior IN Charleston there has
~ M been little r Liverpool lagTe The expos Is CHEEKY
e receipt. AZ the ports this week sni We shall
probably gradual increase each week unuJ the MAXIMUM
reached Planters perfectly satisfied With present N AD' VIII
use ever 70 market their crops speedily possible
slightly Increasing and will be larger 'erv soon ms
aud Of "a 81 aud 4h nst h done ur TO
fell in three s other portions Of the ct0n region nav have
suffered but lesser degree The storm did little MUIR IN ls
Of the Mississippi River By Telegraph late date nom New
Orleans Mobile rd Galveston learn lba the crop prospects have
improved he weather dng ne pasi ten das has been me speI
the entire county, and remarkably good fo picking and improving
q 10 gualiig.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or NRw.YORK..... Der h.........CLkAEsh
sn,hps-Bgemen, Rynde Bemen AegansAe' A@9 Ne" "'
SpsI,me, Foster IT, Armstrong ieTpoo Liverpool lamb,r.
London; Gaartsn, walls NeworleauS 90
Baris-Th,oue lmus, Batmogei Harry Booth Ohase haAnpi
a1ss ar Canton Mshon Bay $ Jeanette Fsle Trieste,
R,eorn c9ogb; BIsS[ u. Kay hos & P.rs Bo.a
Levi. l. squres Tyler Barcelona FNoue pnel Barb,does
SfhrSr r S ws s3S p Gsis wstcTbay Simfori; G "
Sewuss Rutland Mobile susan Reed Mapl'nA eep rer New
Bodioh.
Steamship sco,l, Judkns Liverpool. Oct = mise aud pass
sesmhp MORO Castle Adams Havana Oct TO- mise AMI pass
ssamsLip Aradae Edrslge Galveston Oct =, mdse and
Steamship Alternate Couch Richmond mise anc pAss
steamship Cie Chichester Wilmington " c. naval stores
Rart Gmibsd. Bdhige Liverpool Al days, mdse
Brs Sehnsr C'oNs be@enrS 9S d'y, sugar ana "0''
shr ssac Cohen lc GRAY AQua Hayit 10 days coffee &C
sCn0OSRaS-HivER ANp c0A,rwsE
Toe Rlf,behrcr. ~ = smith EitsbeuPo"
Charger Elrabctbport D. Morris EhIahetpo'h
II. Mtnin, bllEihehPort Laurel bliaOe'HPo'~
s. Eddy khsabeshgort
DOMESTIC PORTS. ~ - -,
BoroS Oct tAryei ,hp AeIspdef ipm tarl Digs ,nrl'
Metanlssi Eigatd Everett ir'.. IwA' SA-''
from philadelphia; schr star gom Newton"
DISASTERS. - -
Uo1xtys IfoLE Oct l1-Aitd orig Alexander ,ihAn rnAde
pia Tor Booa; schrs Mage b. keo'es james lSS1eh ~
,ts Rssr,. Boston for Philadelphia Sarah Watson PhadcPhA
far p,.aouth Argu Philadelphia for saem Senator NeN-ios
49, 5oS q Lindsay Rocklsud for New-iork Margie, Phla,
L, Tor Boston Sone Calais for Providence froe P'he
" Fn.Sc,co Oct HThe opposition steamship Nebraska from
Panama, arrived this morning
FOREIGN PORTS.
BRsr Oct 1.-THE steamship st. Lsureat from New'iork s"
pSssRlRA sept ALA port bg Geo powue, aud Gror Mere
dtb TOT Ne~'IOrk on the IN
MISCELLANEOUS ,
san PRlNcscO Oct 1.-the dry dock AZ Hunters ROM hss o'
finished read! Tot the reception ofTeSse'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE Bonds OF THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY, 10 the amount Of Eighteen Mil
lion Dollars, have already been sold, and they are
now in constant demand for home investmentand on
foreign account. They pay six per cent in gold,
and run for thirty years At 1O2 they yield be-
tween eight and nine per cent to the INVESTOR and az
soon rs the issue is sold if not before, they will
doubtless command q much higher rate. As a first
mortgage on the longest line of railroad in this conn
try that is already earning than it's interest La
bilites on its way business and which cost nearly
three times their amount the security is undoubtcd.
Subscriptions will be received at the Company's Of
fee, No. 20 Nassau-st. and by John j. Cisco y Son,
No 50 Wall-st New-York. and 10y most of heleading
bankers throughout the country, whcrea new panph-
let containing fun description Of the road aud its
securities can be obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15

ToHoyro opsdo oct lRcccp, q barley 1900 lg'h The
sG 'o At s. Ere, s"5 ed 3 roS ''t Corn a and
a'ss i '1'. q ~ e' N,' n s r. Min 81
49, sp ., n Sic - ~ IN R.eepts 81 tI. Fonr
l5oj hush whs ago bush Corn i2o blsa oa'' 1000 ba'h Rye
M%.rKss o. fo a. ;e 1s 9 6. ,c Wheat s
~, ".iv N a. az ~ > Rscert, oi,r-g oD lhls Fo,r
~ 90 6 wl,.t 9ao bush 100 bush corn sl'pmeas-
cS,.eo o1, i.-gIcaH-c On SesYorS e,er ct ioos par
ass s ge' f ll l.' 9a 'g', oa s
At decline Of lie s'-s Of Ne a. r ga 'ol No ~ 9l
o. Gs So stsadslic o.is 80 q aeaaii Al rcue Of ale
: IS harley n good sd,iHcr af25 .s q No ,
M-. Pos 80 Dr., s roil a,,s All ro@ i' i' At IN
iie Lard ues ectc % .0ltl- WHISKY ial ad ronn' W.
Coaos Cos, Good steers Iy- ae' resd dem,oi a
Sneos' ~ 90 - f's tna1r o" ane q. We on H. 70
ilulao RECEIPT $500 .''' t"ni ''' i'l what
l2oo tba fisu 1900 1aA Wir- 2''0 1' Corn s't" bash
o. g ro seize "a 7r,tsss, ~, o, 2io9 s'
ri - sr uls t,,r, wh'asaa ar 2col lo.h ~ NJ.
~an.ee ,ne " - '.T g,'' .,e. G lsh ls3t ~ ~
Bsr go. an 'i,a''s, ',e. Of 1850 he,9 LIE c,s'ia a.
go 1T IS P.,,6g.t Cc,1 Me- ,str.t N,.t,j
unchanged; shorts sliasn snr.MG sna +2i Majlag. 90
iee 60 kev Ne't L,nef % = q, ,,s i'n, iase 80
Pers-1oo bush Wet, 30 le't Corr, SoD bush IaHsJ.
81 Iorn OF 4-T.b.ooo dai aud unchanged Four qrss
sperare IS g. rnra b5'i poabe fir 90 Treble b.
~ 80, F.3, s5Si y sss. f ca 70, g. c 55
ira nslqgc g.t tal = neSs 50 oonmsa 20 0oce. D.hsv
frs ira ss q r iis.. wii sst,s r.sou ts 81 s,.
l}t1c clear se- ll.die Cmfa,g Au.!r fspi irfs. ~
IsJi gatt - gcNlc Nlssr Gro ~ ga ~ % faue ~ ga
- fipss threp sid - Ger ifff. Hsrlltsl tlia Fnuf
aU0 hnsh when 90 lil Com, u oo bsl Uli' ol ta.h Rye
t-oobnss Bsfsy.
NEspns Od IL Cotton tu arl t g 2lc receipts ~ ta't
exports i5ys is,s foar dft Cra. - oas, ~ "tAT o.
Bacon irr. NtuIrrs. o. lf, Clear tlIss f
tixuSxarr Oct u --prr rnsiarr,t Whest qsd No ] Rs'
~ ~ Com au ate1c ~ fr " Os, Jail 81 ate - -
D. R,~ trn 90 - 5Io 40 90 EarT luusf Se SpIF ~ itF
~ Canals - 0f2 ai Isn, ~ aN-1 t Tosro 600
Cotton iu' tf. fir ffr
WI SAY arm g 10 Moe rob hsM lci resn deairf -
4D s. Buk Meais nomIraIy UNCHANGED hsc.a BOZ cir oinf
dcnaui Al lie r Shoudrr, ans l7r 20 Ger Na- aaf c
dull i80s.c Lard henrl. f ta olas i.lrtl 30
lgc Gold l1sl.
lorIssttS ltrasccoSiis. q ~ Bids fugs % Mriru
Leaf - aIn4l1 90 Crug Leaf 4iI AanserUf saf + o.
2ga1ue haFsrlne ost ~ na ~ 81 What - =.
u OIL. al Ssn asdtls paf- i1a31r. I've, 90
. l0 Mes. PORK 80 Sa iao iadtc. Iss,u abulrs
i3ic Clear RIO tiies ,,c Clear sAs I'io "bssl 81 "a
81 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-15

fss & 2i5.a6',. I'd .siii%@ & ~
N eo9FT9s f.r sius, Of nb doing ID, y,roa, 'le
with ngrs' Iteration g 'a,.'e s ss s % 1 ~ T's 1
flour AND MFA1Ths maize, fr Western spd s-e FouT i
S5 i sS.e eve a. are dy d l,a r
S sapeSlre state 81 25a% 10 for BIra state ssa*a % for
pny sst ~ is4F7,o for he 10y sTs4 s q ms'p ga tl
FOR Mupesoa ssd Iowa Extras b5e 400 Tor Shipping ohio
amber Winter Wheat EIiA lndH, 3d Michigan - goa t' 7, 20
@ M5s mIs,1 +. &C. s So Enia srG bon6c E1r caos
Four active dnsnd bo, Prices hay 5a5.9n no gisl va.
Tor neS so 1 , Of 7s bb Al s6e66 80 70 for
Ertra Geors vgn aud Family at tll9s! ~ eye 10 %
o. bb q seaSs Corn hes }. dS a sua s,.1{ s1'
Buewes1 Flour is lover aud no penYi SAFES Al @'@ - % pei
FEATHERS az. in mo.,, demand AID stesd, 7s9s'c for
Wheat market Cor all kinds except prime grades
demand or export Ite salss are oo bg'. IS
ior No alSsukee ,aG ~ d. "a, "a 20 M Viii CrpsS.
INV active ed higher sales 10000 bush ~ q fo state and
80 o' C oss =. "s,t Bat & active tie coHceoa
w. bush a. re o5 NY w, ws,'' az s he sa% aud
~ al fr Dart Of had Corn less active and price, are lower
s 9' dc ss ss . ss s ss S9 @ si
y.5. w so ri Change Ws'', Ss aaoS ios -
GCSSY CIOTm without Tftsrsl change ct 2iia22ie oo
Aecsh aud l5al' Tor New DO o'er A"@'
dull sud nominal ,,.-u. - a.. ,u...., 4.
enlst And unchanged Other Kinds dul aud nominal
HONEY-CubA selling s52GJac gold Va bond aud QUITO so''
HAY-rbe srdys, and with only Moderate demand
prices are at G00lOc o nllhy aug ~, q
III u M s oa straw dull al GIa7Uc Tor Snort ana s'@So io
/ Long IL -. 81, -, m
private aud 900 hhds 10" gf'os uSooN'
oIIsCIs ssh oil. are dnD Of 81 2S for Whale and
American Iinseed dun ~ ola % r casks ana Ds hls'
prices nominal Lard oil Is ira A III Af asAa'
Of ~ 4Ga 81 20 Eaglsh dul aud prices arc nolnAL
PROYiSONSNe have had good demand i' Fors
prices have dvaned MARKET closes hn Ihe SAFES .s
fetns s2B 950 %29tbf Tor New MIS- - va
s2g 25 iob OIL 50 CITY hesi ga TO- fr"s sss'
a.. SOd s25 for DO for Western Prime mem iheiqlh
hbs Government account az r - DeeI
!, dull Of 80 bills 9t
brands r Plain Si9 yod bkj ~ oE EITa hrs
1ce Besfs quiet prices 90 tse spot are nominal Oal hS
delivery Beef Hans moortstsy Aeu'
bb. o Nes CH Mean $50 psto.
both dnN aud ibr ssio, pneS are noinns ~
quote 2c Lard heavy s1d au sues ~
Jb aud lee i for No i,l7Ldt0ic for CITY H~'ss '' ''
10 prime Stsip. aud lyic. Kettle Rendered. 49, .,t.
ktk-ssiks ul Tor whut Of desirable stock ana pees 'V"
| unchanged
SuGASRsw Snss ~ better demand rstBcra end prices ve
Of 800 hs lal2,c Cuha III di2c for Porto Rico aud ~
toIts Havana l20l3ie.i Refined 5lc for lisrd.
skEDS-tlOTef Seed only mode demand, bn
changed We Timothy Seed Sng at ~ ~
! ~ ~ ana keugh Fax. ~ ,5a ~ b. 49,,
TALOWhe market Is less active and prices lover ana hehv
sass ott0.g1 10 at y. al3 and choice LOT A. 1859.
NIlhkf-The market Is inactive and is nominal