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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-07-22
Recent Wedding.

A brilliant and fashionable wedding occurred
at Trinity Church, Cleaveland. Ohio, on the eve
ming of June 30. The groom was General Nelson
A. Miles, and the bride the lovely and accom-
pIished Miss Mary H., daughter ofJudge Charles
T. Sherman, and niece of Lieutenant General W.
T. Sherman, who was present on the occasion.
The handsomely Contemporaries announced eight
o'clock as the houI for the commencement of tho
ceremony; but long before that time the large
church was crowded to OVERLOOKING with a very
fashionable audience, many of the invited guests
appearing in full dress. The New York fashion
oil arriving late seems to have reached Cleveland,
for it was nearly nine o'clock when the bridal
party entered the church, amid the general rising
of the audience and great commotion and ex-
citement. The groomsmen were Major-General
Philip Sheridan, Major General Wager Swaync,
AIajor-G General Kiddoe, Colonel Forsythe, (whO
married Miss Dennison, some time since) and Mr..
Henry Sherman, brother of the bride. The
bridesmaids were Miss Sherman, the brides sis
ter, Miss Flora Payne, Miss Josephine Jones,
Miss Minnie Sherman, daughter of Lieutenant
These very lovely young ladies wore handsome
and elaborate dresses of white tarlatan, and short
white tulle wells. The bride was exquisitely at
tired in white satin robe, trimmed richly with
white lace on the skirt and corsage. She wore
long and gracefully hanging veil OF tulle fastened
to the hair by orange blossoms, and her orna-
ments were of diamonds and pearls. The party
owly walked up the aisle to the chancel, where
the Rev. DR.. Sarkey stood waiting to perform
the marriage ceremony, assisted by Rev. Mr..
Brooks and Rev. Mr.. Cody. The reception,
which! took place Immediately after the wedding,
at the residence Of the brides parents, was one
of the finest private entertainments ever given in
Cleveland. The large house WAS literally les-
TONED with flowers and garlands of rare and
beautiful species, and a very sumptuous supper
was served during the evening" Dancing was
kept up with great spirit until long after mid
night and was INDUCED in by all the young
people present. As General Sherman entered
the drawing rooms, the company could scarcely
restrain their enthusiasm and desire to honor
him by their plaudits. The ladies' were attired
with exquisite taste and elegance, and we regret
that our space will not permit description of
some of the to.lcttcs. General Miles and his
bride are now ON their wedding tour.
Mr.. Burlingamc says the Chinese have more
books, encyclopedias, pamphlets, magazines, &C.,
than any other people. Their principal encyclo-
pcdia embraces Ave thousand volumes.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-07-22
TELE RAP HIC!
From Washington.

WAsHINeTOS, July 3O.-The Senate has con
firmed Il. W. Mullehs as Collector of Customs a,
Teache, La, and E. II. Smith as Internal Reve
Collector of the first South-C Carolina district
A. r. Wallace, who was nominated for Post
Master at Montgomery, Ala, was rejected.
The artist Lcntz died yesterday.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-07-22

Prof W. T. G. Morton, who achieved con-
siderable reputation in the medical world by
being the first to introduce ether and chic
reform as an annsthctic in the a,nputation
of limbs and other surgical operations, died
in New York last week, from sunstroke
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-07-22
Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 20.-Cotton 80. Flour and
wheat steady. Corn scarce, white 1.63.
NEW York, July 20.-Cotton dull and un-
changed Sales 500 bales, 311S@3s. Turpentinc
Al to Az. Rosn $2.S7 Gold 4211.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-07-22

Thomas Francis Eeagher is to have a monu-
ment erected to Lis memory at Waterford, Ire
land, the home of his childhood
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-07-22

Upon the Recommendation of Col. Simons,
Gen Stoneman has directed the Auditor OF Pub
lie Accounts of Virginia to advance So 000 Tor the
support of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum o.
Sraunton. This institution has expended the
SS5 600 appropriated by the last Legislature, when
the whole number of inmates consisted OF ".
The number of patients has since increased to
125. Ia.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-07-22

Mr.. Burlingamc says the Chinese have more
books, encyclopedias, pamphlets, magazines, &c,
than any other people. Their principal encytlo-
pcda embraces Ave thousand volumes.
CONSERVATIVE TEST OF REsPEcrABILITY--
Voting the Conservative ticket. ~,
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-07-22

The Republicans of the It'll District Of Ohio IN
convention at London, yesterday, nomlna!ea
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-07-22
THE WEEKLY STANDARD FOR
THE CAMPAIGN.

Only 81 90 for Four Months in Advance.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
RArKlNG AND rINANCIAL.

The Union Pacific Railroad Company offer n
limited amount OF their lus, Mortgage bonds at par
Nine hundred and ,xty milo, OF the line West from
Omaha are now completed. aud the work is going on
through the Winter. As tho distance between the
flushed portion Of the Union Central Pacific Rail-
roads is now less than 400 miles. and aoh companies
ar, puebing forward the work with great energy,
EMPLOYING over S0U0 men, t'tre can bc no doubt
that the whole grand line 80 thc Pacific ill be open
f,rbusiucss in the Summer Of 1909. The regular
Government Commissioners have pronounced the
Union Pacific Railroad To Do fist class in every
re.pcct. and the Special Commission appointed by
the President says:
Taken rs a whole. the Union Pacific Railroad has
been well constructed aud lbe cCncal route for tho
line exceedingly well selected. The energy and per
severance with which the wo,h has been urged for
ward. agd the rapidity with which it has been exc
cutod srs without parallel u history, and In grandeur
and magnitude Of undertaking 10 las never been
cualcd7 The Report states that any DEFICIENCIES
that exist are only those incident TO ell new roads
and that could not have been avoided without mater-
ally retarding the progress o the great work. Such
deficiencies are supplied by al railroad companies
after Inc completion Of the liue when ana wherever
experience Shows them 20 bee necessary. Inc report
concludes by saying that tho country has reason
TO congratulate Itspif that this great work
ing completion under such favorable auspices
Besides donation from the Government of 1880
acres Of land per mile the Company is entitled to
subsidy in L. S. Bonds OF its lines as completed and
accepted, at the average rate Of about $4,000 per
mile. according TO the difficulties encountered, for
which the Government takes second lien as secu-
rity. Tho Company have already received s22l5s-
go Of this subsidy of which Sl,.0OCJ was paid Dec
6, and sG4O.OOO Dec "A.
GOyEINMENT AID-SECCEuY or TTE BoNDs.-
By its charter, the Company permitted to issue Its
oNn First Mortgage Bonds 10 the same amount as
the Government Bonds and no more These Bonds
are First Mortgage upon the whole road and all ITS
equipments. Such mortgage upon what, for long
time will be the only railroad connecting the Allan
tic and Pacific States takes tlo highest rank as a
safe security.
The price for the present is PR, and accrued inter
est at per cent from July !, lS in currency. Sub
sciptions will be received in NowYork Mt the Com
panys Office No. 20 Nassad-st and BY John j. Cisco
a. Son. Bankers No. 80 Nal-st., and by the Com
pany's advertised agents Throughout the United
States
Hosds sent rec but parties s"dscibHg trough local
ogeais, uiU took 10 then, Jor their safe d,iirTG
JoHN j. CISCO, Treasurer, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
,.-P.iroleun - r. heavy sG for =. W.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PuuApELPHlA Dee 23Coou-siock small Mdnnc ~ d'.c
a. ~ sa oss Wisconsin snd MIME ha FamJ a. t0as1 "a
,aes 100 Red 81 Rye steady a. 81 90 Cora doll a1
oweri New al na|G ohs ~ '.~ I pai. s,J aT@a
"ssy % Dee aco,,on quiet, Mlng p,al udn
xsaE market favor, uye wheat ys la and so1nsy
S9 %s s'pSi s ate 70 q'S.sn osi. Sa Il 5aS Rye ora a 5
Mess Pork arm a. 60 Bacon quiet ko see ie oe'fs
briIo Dec 2araI T and aaSisssL W, Wat a,es s o ,94
bu,h inned ., S5qes 10 store Es q.' 'aa oge s i 3 c
the RleJ nominal los Tm 'i 70 Tor HEAVY sie'" af'
pss sS;S .s s. % 5Sss or a s It
~ advance Of aie ssls' ofEs q. : 'iss rs So ~
ia Sc Rsjtei odnoiiar done iqI bot alp at
Gss as s 81 s 5ss al o. e." B.y G 81 . i Th
as a sd Me-. s.''pP PoA 40 iuci asd sz 20 ,eer
,.d F,IaI Prime Ns,> Ns.c, s.. s4 t 1 c@s..I cSS.I
Mes l?lc Dressed Hog. +eslJ 55 dsdaa oa ~ o lie
% ~ e 1sis a: s. of% for co%so 70 Good PAns se,
~! F G Sp,h Ts,S go @ S %s C,S .So Ga @ G &
iour ba. Wheat 81 900 bah Corn 3OcO bush Oit 800 bush
o;x.so n groql ,lsay :Gd unchanged with sSSi
ior White II Double rIta whe't aIg .ad qge
S , a. ss S% % d.. q. % t:sp n 9 sS m
sy % sS"ri, s95, s,iptaH, ESQ aud Hding, ga
Railroad fsgh on Flour 10 Boston VI OS to New
mLwSuxss De as"Flou unchanged wheat advancing,
t. caS. If sI & a@sd L. S a. % s , oI At @ a i. By
nonn ReesF2oo bb~ Tlsur. 20 TOO hush whssi s'o' sa.b
Cats 4Oo bush Rye shpmsnG3cJJ bbs Flour,
2iOl bush. Wbcct
sr Lorn Tobacco besvy and renaly unchanged Gotten
- 30
a M Douhe Eitra 81 50 Treble sa 10 Fancy, 20 756
Ana WheaPnrne strictly Prime Oh. III 6fG 81 % Choice
lille and Red strictly Choice 81 l0dff 10 Corn dull al blt
a A Cor Msel 6 fr Mird Mhite snd While 100
lie fer Choice White declining sales at 3td55r FAn White,
Sc Barley dali at 81 80 for Illinois spinZ By. declining
.al,. .. n H0Sl IS Porf kra 81 FT @ssE Bulk
Meats firm Drg salird sbouldeu lie Clear hb hle-,
4ao Sides, i5 sales Of 1000 n loose shoulders and
March 00l4 Bacon dali Shoulder
d1ie Lard brm at for CITY I,e AMI
for County Whisky excited and higher "sa 81
,l and higher Al 10 Isl number packed 10 date ls3 Cattle
t;ood 10 Choice asa Receipts todsy-Foar 30
.; 90 bush Corn, 100 bush Oa z-p b'shi hJe,
200 bush Iogs, 1000 head .,.,.s,. -
LIDO Dee 23Four quiet Wheat snaori Amber tdtI ~
Ma Sntirg 81 Con-OM New unchanged Oats nh
changed ~. tt Dressed ogs 90 'Sd1il h'' Pei-a''
at
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
LIVE srnnK MARKrrs

wvpvE,p,Y Dee 2,-Tie elteper, oaetenlr-nt were fl
Of stock % got eaoHh buyers @ uss them All uP nvs {e
o fuf matts on ie jy se IIie Has Vrr
low and p,- ale loser than @ dy nees Tt,f 1sre some ''y
Se hinf iglgr, bli wtie ri lkeJ 10 sA
Il lolivs r butchers having uaiy
There = GOOD d.naad fof srd t oa some
Meicu ers q eati cn Eee 80 % - VIZ lee o'
a 70 rsu Ie eI, Ks..a'iy sf'de ,sr s Moe ,t lie
tt ,Htrer ryr ,-. gl ft-l,. tge., t.. IA eru "a %
ltt7c. ao. - ht illinois se1 f Mccoy bros, ius ;
sl We'herer - U'iu N oai,-T 81 er O''o ,tsefs
l2d sc p ffc krttoty Eradrs r " fef - -st Il ls
M4y ooes sold 81 Of she ACoy cattle, toe .. eat lno-'
D. O. Cusr m l. ssslasv common q uss. steer, y
alIc slI q Daes coa ors 'Hi oIs1, m o. she Il - -
IT, ~ Rsu,ts sord 90 fr ssr'-.tv q ct roi.e. st1I7i'
Mann % limos sTs o. s. cat. oa b. COL laaIaiAA
O. " Msruu MIashsu saol u Ohio .,ser.
Mems, Barelsri bed % choice y eloF very
d. We,icre ~ o. P Erau. g Il steer, of ,i7
Mr. Evans so bat - iaid Ili ert obo sade' Which "te 'o
T. nusa for D Co. a. hue OeaI DIDO grades At about lie
X, fo|I,n r ooh Ilo,tary % y er ~ ers at y
o7c - ets Ol; gl,a., y co. e. e aud 80 rough Ae Io''
T. j. COT rua out - 1T - c,t. Hy steeu At li@i7lc
Aocr- Iir. fae cattle brought r. i'i seek p Csinl 3
on 81 ~ =, ~ W., To- 70 ~ ti 1 1 ,.,,.. ,,ts ~
r. T. Carr soA tie bet 1 here 20 j. HHo f}r 800 vas
ham Cob County T. bs the credit Of toe blcsi calf ever ea'
e, s. doing aute ts't,r With only LOO received TO-DAY ta,
Gy 400 Of yeefflys sts hel kyeUns ls gov BEEN
rd oL Sacs for,it by D. klrt y poor Si'te, 5
d. &c. o's 80 Co. q, j., = SI ~ ~ s e r C'si RSr.
io 70 6ic on sheep ssd ls 40 d. 80 Csada Lambs
Si,,r poor 90 D. tic viii Gull. e 1eGs ,i one
stats, 90 d. ca' % 10, &C. is' ,a's - e. tc 90. "a"
io.ssse fn o De-, with SONS to4ss si inc 80
,ai lo.st . sad cars ~ Coll S' ore u, m
g,n r,uh 80 50 cor Illinois Io Do ic Que f'f Co. '
lI &c AZ U.c
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
FuIPTING INIELLIG ENCE.

PORr nP SFE.NoRr ....... Dcc 3........CLBAkbD
Stcsmb ps-Maip, Otrsudorp Brneai l"s,P.e s1eam ho
-. - r. e. Y Irr,a ir hcsasi-r Axali1s falE-
be,N. ursue- Wilmington; We're stef hif-, b. uu"rr ,
Sbp,-t s hcecr. Naarsu, L'rru"o Mrsonrp b'ad'io'
'B'ri.-Moa,,,ama Hamua T4,b.oes Lawrence Matthews.
ESe,-G w. B,rer None hey wr Geo Born'. lanfars,
Drrcrra: Havana. eus. arar; Joah aras.0ng Lagr ~ Nus
Scar H. }. Sm ib Eall"n A''a'ea S.'' vi S Ni y
r. Harms C.ral Bsghnrs; Con baut Hse N.i' o. =
Glover Ferris Ciaeloni Evelyn, burger @a"hf1 D ""a"o'
Waterbury, Stsmi''L
Steamship we.tptsla TrauHHan. hamburg Dee = mdse ana 100
Ps,.li, Me-nac Tuaaera am io Jareo ndse aaj pass
s,ea,shp lIster4. Roberts Va. ois. ma = Hnd pass
s,ssrs IN Nm r. Cr Powell Nlmngtou, ~ c. naval stores
sieaash5 Colapbia. Van Size. nNaua r.'. 9na "a"
Sb, Pcr.c,,s J,nrs. .tLOrs - dsys r' anl COAT go
rt Sh hca Mcesa 81 Ayres 20 tags ltes 'nd ao,L
RAJ Na.ee Re- uols uoi e uos Lgaom 50 dly' marble
B.re Ga.el- Black penerara 10 ard mo';sse'
BTc Jsrue Csrs ROBE Nea'i;as cay sus'r 80 moiA'''a
Blk NJ A. Berry hs''. E,lahsigi""
sclr d. Z. Hur jacksonville l2dArs. amber
SEM CLA >inita. MsyarneI 10 days orshes"
Schr Boys Arch Mick 'ire. ,onNs'h, 10 'a's. pro.o
Sshr Gp".aer, ~ Para 70 Iars bile. mats. Se
uHooSsIs-MvFR AID .,',TSSiysE -,
John A. Field vgms g. : Elnaa, ''II-,sii sI.i.,..
Ger Blake Marlaad. wiz a 'i,"N, ,". 80
Sarah =. Simman.. Bosom hF.''
Geo. :. Brown. E.,Eh thpot Us" " ''''' ''
Crescent Iadge Ellai~tnp'T
s,.b Jaw. Irsrpoo N Pre Ri, Iss.r,' Leo SATspras'
Flag lyrnani.nai Aoru'ar-' ''''''' '--P $500
'"'"''' " DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosrcS Dee 2ltrtie sap wa 10 ri on n. sia, D. ~
h ,.iss Pensaco, seers r. shaw, Daren \" Ahsn
CI9re',on MoyRoH Dec Sael brig Union for RO Passed W
. . tirorr brig CLesapeaks bei.Ar4ra. . ~,
10, iiora Dee. 2lAhvel, bss Poens Cauieani me-
unutor do kuon lisbr New iosi Gov j.
Y smith. Boston; Bpniei New tasie Lucy, do.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
p plNNN.HELA LEHLTTD.

FROM RIO JANtlRU-'l Hicasl Aeirae. -en JAines VA
.cn Webb aie 4d r-uis H'a ths 4 Wa, hnrp we
shf rrt servant nk-uxb Jos In T. ~ Miranda, uson
s. m Cpt Jeau SIC Kcben thas J. s',mo.r lirnrr g. liao
WIN A Hubert T. = MriruJlu, VIE auf CHILDREN fro. ~
Ton,sP d. ne uau -.J Gi5er AGiral CLnsinas, (Daa-
jsb Fnro,) Capt Ely. H. Fa1ean Jo !" FAB l BIS faue -
FpOM HAMbGG. ur 9-l sho htstl ia.a-- 49, " '.
Sr.rc wife ca.reu L'ai, ecul fna1 Ltler aa VIZ
man Pauline Fa T. b. Hlach aad Nie Nayanl benedict aai -
second c.iIa. r-,.
NJ Crest. Tarlar Fsut bate q " An,nHo Dar Jnso D
r. r ft, Vlsuki,.op tr4f % ta,fs Freeman j. pe'tz -
r,f rs ssi o. X a a t.r. 81. e F.ak .oyi Marc Pr
rl, A.nsi Suua l. traVi. g. o.0 quo .r 'er,uL
J5e H. Au.uo An iie Jos. f -. ta IT, Nr'y H. utaL
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
wrnNssnAY. De-. 2.-r. n.

Gold opened at 13j. sold at 1919, closing at
lS4la3 Ine clcaings at The Gold Exchange Bank were
GlO51cp. and the balances Sl.Cj7,73l.
Government bonds were steady but the activity 10
money checked business. Considerable purchases con
tnue % be- mado for investment hy savings b1uB and
others having funds in trust At the Second Boord prices
declined per cent pressure to sell FOR cash State and
Railway bonds were du and neglected. Camden sold at
q; Delaware and Hudson l3l Adams Express 20 Wells
Iar. O. Merchants .Unon, 15i; Pacific Mail was cE
ccd opening at 1li2 selling at lial2o 4ll9l closing r
llst Sc Second Board, Missouri per cents were
ful s.iHrs at 90; New Tennessccs scd 10 G5;
No.th Carolina per ceuts, C5 NOW bonds, c.;
Wells Fargo Express sold at 25t. Ia.l
way slBlcs opcncd wcakoa pressure 10 SELF Tor cash
NcW-YorJ Central sold at li8 Reading 81; Northwest,
u; NorlWcst Preferred. 7sl Rock Island, INA. Tie
Western share list strong and rallied from these
prices and 13 per cent on the large increase in c
receipts OF the Michigan Southern and Chicago aud
Northwestern roads Tor The past week. Tho former
gains S6gJ and tho latter .05j. Tie heavy crops yet
60 come 10 market insure a largo increase ia traffic
thrCugl the intcaud Spring months, nsurug dividends
on all the Wcn managed roads The Michigan Southern
Will pay per cent in February and the report Of the
Northwestern Company will show nearly per cent net
having been earned for the last monhs The large
stocks that has been taken from the street dur
Ing the past two years has taken fully oncLalf o!
Michigan Southern, Cleveland, PITTSBURGH, RocS Is
land, and the North western shares from the
market ana the amount no" eap"pie oA pei"S
used as foot ball by the street is quito SMALL
Cleveland and Toledo strong at %, selling at the
Bame time al 1O0 boyer co days Erie sold at c Achl
gan Central, l22 ST. Paul. C5 ~ Paul Preferred, SO TO
ledo and Wabash, 57i At the o'clock Board the market
was stronger Erie sold at 59 Reading, 9'5; It. fauI
Common, COS; Fort Wayne, llo Cleveland and Toledo
ai; Rock Island l2l At the last Board the market was
fraction lower, but remained fm 40 tie close there
WAS renewed disposition TO sell Pacific Mail sold az
uss: NcN-York Central, Is!; Rock Island, llI.. Tie
market closed steady quotations. Governments closed
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per Canal Ifss-is, 6nI Ifdiifl"df
UEc 21IG 2el bash. Cor 30 ha'a. Nhs % h'h o.i' I'D
bo,b ust ~ nsh Beans 2lJ brcrhet 10 20 h pst
Neal 40 s Fanr 2 bsss Four, 2aJi bales Loou l551 bb'
Crr Petroleum. hhs Refined Petroleum % bids fpun lpcn-
x NIL, Ron bjs Pors a pg Beef 31l nsg% Gut Meas
l1 plgs Lsi % ptss Ab' 10 At sfang ~ Psgt bu.s,r
III Loses tees pgs Tsloe, ~ Pfr Dhea ui ' DIs'l
llogs 90 bb Copper 3 bbf Nhsky 80 bbf Es 800 D. % ht
go ies Leather bids Tobacco 10 iotts an ca.s "no ~
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
THE STATE or TRADE.

IIIVI INN 4
oSnoS Dee rs pm-couo opened ~ for h1r money 'nd
,eroup md closed s az. for money! sud 9i of aecont sell
ins a. g for account FsINehue opuei a. 81 sil
ei tr a 7gl krie oueutd and elosed p, Illinois, 81
Great Wesern IN Retued Petroleum, 81 Iaon tGii id IN
changed. Luse.d Oh. az. Ci.cutis Lnsred. ~;
FK,NKYoKT. Dee. % --FiyeTrenuts steady a. t5i
LtvKKPooL 235 p m-Ioton-Ihe mirset orehei ,hi
,ld an The ElIouug quosiou,: hddug pS. oil Md
Jig 6,sp, OId u tho dsv ~ 0 hass Red We'iss
Wheat gisaIl Lsrd 6i Pork e'. SPINS TuIgehrs easier,
lu .--- tt--..- to.f N, -.
.ynK Dee z1Coiion opened qus tres olpafe l.L q e"t
Low Niddilg Gaoat AID 10 arHrc, li2L
1sTsKay5 pee 2I-P.troleum heavy 5Gt for 9. W.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
THE MARKETS..
lc.rtalIr L,pr1l.a f.r W. TrIbap..

fCsrstalIr reported ~ iae Thane
rgpSgsplE Dee. ~ ls6a
bbis Al 81 15H ~ g;l fpf Pots
COfBkBNe nd dH afke or Rio today The trade gerrr
awaiting samples per srtc. today PhceA steady OUR
STYLES neglected. Sa u 20 agH no Chinsseu private Ter Il
COrfONTbe demand has lee -e active, AID The Tte
ia ,este stronger though bu eu atHrg submit
tc sdr4gce 0fedpE fair grlYg lv] tss arrive; the
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
NILLIAMaDURGn sAVIAGS BANKS.


CAPTAINS s purrrs 81 tis port are eiiessa -
s-. nesses sGfrcseI NexlOA Apafsi Press Only o
ueros suhpnfE Of W SIaolion "eaAI
tTri Commerce Tines lKstss
World sun efs fos, ,9nrtgt fr fsssf, st4t'
Zef- IorS yJtgi, 81 Ac- lofAF DSosTSE sioa1 AsS
be ds. gered our 10 the ssme persons
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
And the following for Railroad bonds /:


Money opened In sharp demand ~ per cent IN gold
and per cent in currency, with a commission added
The rates for. carrying stocks show the activity n
money paid for day, aud from l0Ia per cent
paid for thirty days At the close Of business ih"
rates less frm and loans Governments and mis-
eellaneous securities made al pei cent in currency
Sterling Exchange is steady 40 quotations London 60
days lO9i; London, sight, 11Ci; Paris, long, I5%5l1
Paris short bl2i e5lI; Antwerp, j17s G6I5; Swiss 0s
@6,l3; Hamburg 3GG3es; Amsterdam, Hdjt; Frank
fort, hdFt; Brcmen 76Ea79; Beilin 5i447Ik
freights TO Liverpool by steamer IOC9O bush. Wheat at
SD 1900 bush Corn at 3D. GOO bales Cotton td and
500 boxes Bacon at A5s and TO London By sail 900 boxes
Cheese at s2sGd ship toADtwerp with Petroleum o pri
yate terms
At public meeting in Toronto last nighf 10 hear the
report OF io Committee that had been appointed 10 con.
Ger with the Government tho question OF the Huron
and Ontario ship Canal. speeches were delivered by q
number Of Canadians condeming the action OF tho On
tsrio Government IN rejecting petitions in favor Of tho
project Resolutions passed that the determination
Of the Government 10 opposed 10 the Interests Of the
Province.
J. d. Champiin. President Of the Mississippi Valley
National Telegraph Company. whose headquarters in
Kansas City, published card denying the report that
the Board Of Trade OF III. Paul. Mnn have repudated
their subscription to that Company the grOnnd of
Misrepresentation. Mr. Chsmplin adds that his line
permanent FIXTURE and in successful operation.
The Railway reports for the third week In December
show the following earnings; Michigan Southern, 1865.
no27so; 1857 tssss Chicago and Northwestern 1865.
szsTyozs; 1867, t2Os,5s7.
The transactions at the Office or the United States
Assistant Treasurer follows Receipts for
''ms S'Os"oi for Gold Notes $4,000 total Receipts,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
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New-York tribune., 1868-12-24

United States Six Per Cent Currency Bond9. 80
years to run. arc offered sale Oh favorable terms
al the Office of the Union Pacific Railroad Company
No. - Sassau-st. New-lOrk.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
ro CAPITALISTS AND rSvrsroEs.

THE FIRST MORTGAGE Bp>pS OF the ROCKFORD
Rock ISLAND AND ST. LouIs RNIEoAD COMPANY
pay the Principal aud SEVEN PR CENr INTEREST
lst February and lSt August in GOLD COiS, Jite Of
Government Tar.
A limited amount only of These Bonds will DO sold
at o., and accrued interest in Currency by Bankers
aud Brokers' Agents Of the Company in different
parts of the country, and at ihc Office Of the Com
pany No. 12 Wall-st., New-Yoih.
GOVERNMENT AND oTIiEr ArPn0VED SECURITIES
received in exchange at full market rates.
Pamphlets giving full Information sent on request.
H. H. BOODY Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24

te 2c27 bs q Which OF hy spinrer 1 Pr pcc
sto and 367 hv eyrort,rs 800 hs. box bidding t
Fcbruarg At 2l 10 o Tor Juulr no do ioT febms - @c
and 100 Do for arch 60 DE NeC
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24

NOaWIcH AND N0hctatAN -AIL N'AD No' - m -
DIVIDEND.-TEe Board of Directors have
~ MS day declared DIypESD q THREE PER GESI re d
overume1tax the net ui ntac Tat II Hot9s p-"e
the rorao The ocknoders whose name, are Oh TIE 'O'
lslssr on the fst lay 81 January, 1913 -. q, IN.
ty siil be psil the - Roie faod es No. y Wfii
Nsvysrk sorbhaers residing the civ 81 fntor ant rs ricr
vi be- psi Nai0H Webster Bank, No - satot rnef or
Congr.s. n o,to stoc khoela rcsg 80 te ty oi oeter
Stte auf rs vicinity M b, ra % e once " tAe
Worcester Nashua Railroad ant an other ocfto - VII re
the Ib4Mes National bi Ile ty % N'r
x.ch, state 81 1onues.icli.
The Books will be closed ~ Ner len f VIC
ths i5tl % Jarrary, l62 g. j. tEEhNH 4.h
JNAST RIVER NATIONAL BANK DINl-
H DEND-A DIvIDEND - FOrR 90 lLR CESt, rec irh Az
sxrs las declared lm the Uro-ts % Tie last x "a aDc
Jsausy ?. 1862 q - NhN OAsllrh
FITII NATIONAL Tf5sN, N9U.YoaK, Dee %, l.5L
EXTRA DIYIDEND.-This Bank has declared
H the FIVE 20 PR CENT nIunEND h!e Of u. rss
Also IN extra Of FIVE 81 PBR tNf payable 10 e stock
holders 1863 The transfer books WI BE- closed n
Dee. JI % Jan. , y A4hoM-SOA, tesAtE
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT rm STOCK ExcHANGE.-riasr CALL

N 4 lou
= 20 n - = 2, -, S IlOi OCOO $50 Con o3..s'' ~
-, A. ga - s1 10 Il 500 S. lO4O Cot.