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these and the trade I'm dry COWS Is so dun that II lessons
the demand for fresh mixers. Some pretty good cows
were sold 20 SOS and $40 each. with and small ami
mails at Sj00S6O few extras up S9OaSl00, while
two very fine animals with calves worth nearly go each
VEAL CALNES-Thtse are unchanged In prices, with
quite uniform receipts They sell readily at 7GlOc. for
grass calves, and l0al2c for veais direct from the cow
5 McHraw sold Il head at Fortiethst which averaged
Sl2 ti each, ranging from $40 20 S2S 50 each,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-The market keeps well sup
Pea @ WIN tain stock While PRIME both sheep ana 4 iaDs,
than the very heavy week ago There were 10 SG5
mead received sunday and today and ON the market TINS
morning, beside few held from Saturday There is a
good demand for fat sheep and lambs but hn stock sells
slowly. sheep take the wide range of 4a6tc-a feW
choice and very large at &C.; while lambs vary from y
to SIC. Much of the stock, especially II thin. is sold by
the head at s. 20$3 each With 80 cars or 72Oi sheep
aud lambs az Hudson City this morning judd Buckng-
ham Co. sold cars mixed state at S3 cars, small,
s. s7s car common Pennsylvania lambs S3 car state
do s. 62 car, - 25 car state sheep, poor y 62!;
car, s. %; ana car 10 10 at 5c. ,.,
Kase, Hauver CO.. Messrs = > D. kase jr, asSociat-
ing with themselves Mr.. c. F. Hauyer long time con-
nected with Judd, Buckingham & Co. Among others
they sold ~ state lambs of 50 ID at 50 so each.
At FOrtethst., with 2,SO2 head on sale. note GS
State sheep 20 m 4ac GS of ss 10 lot Of 50
SO; 1G of76 al 5sc SO Of 20 u at 5ic lol Canada, l02
b at Gc of 1O7 a ci $50 of 74aoO at q d51c; 434
at is 26 OF 80 at &c. l2i of 81 ID at Sle II of G2 ID at
sIc 5S OF 80 at 7c and car Canada do 81 10, at sac
THE WEEKS SALES.
AT FORTIETHST
BY Hume Elliott 6S69 sheep and lambs for s3l 5s3 ST.
scGraw sold 9eS sheep and lambs for s4954 49, av.
j. Kirby sold 1858 head averaging 50 S5 each.
AT COMMUNIPAw.
BY Bells PidcOek, 317 sheep for S15G7 co. 50 80
per head They varied from 81 per head for lG cu 10 81
for l24 dol S7t for 2O3 So for 64O 4lc for 6Gl
4c for SI 10 &C. for 81 ID, and sc for car
90 b.
sWINE-Receipts. 2Oi52, 5000 more than last week.
and still we report an advance of close upon &C. q d.
owing TO the improved demand Receipts today is cars
at COmmunpaW and cars at Fortictlst. Prices vary
from 9!c 10 lie Sales at COmmunpaw include cars l55
Dressed selling at J33lS!c. At F0rethst car Ohio
l5 brought Oc; car Illinois lGS! ID, iO.c, and cars
Illinois prime lsIt 10, lie.
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BANKING HOUSE or DE HAVEN & BRO ]

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. IL, 1868
TIE UNION Pacific RAILROAD.-Havng sold n
very large amount of the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF
this Company and being repeatedly aSk ked the ques
tion whether or not il Is really hrSt-cass road, we
determined to satisfy ourselves clearly on that SUD
irct so as to be able to state definitely our Ollh9n
With that object in view, our HUGH DE HAVEN JIn
went over the entire route. and after spending
week on the line and examining mnnutely every
thing appertanng 10 it, he reports II FlESI-CIAss
ROAD IN ALL RESPECTS. He accompanied a party
of leading editors and gentlemen connected with
the press, who requested TO carefully eN-
anime the work and TO give their Judgment
upon its merits. without fear or favor. To fur
nish full and complete information To our Gus
toners we have caused some extracts trom
the correspondence of these gentlemen TO be
put in pamphlet form, which we will furnish ON
application. We know that the road is not only De-
ing rapidly, but substantially built, and nave no
doubt that when completed, II will he as perfect
railroad as any in the country and much superor -
many Eastern lines. Its gross earnings for the last
year upon its local business alone, were over FOnr
Million Dollars. The whole line TO the Pacific Will
be open next year, when the through business will
add very largely 10 its profits. Our confidence IN the
value and security of the first Mortgage Bonds of
the Company has been increased by OuT personal eX-
animation. and we therefore cordially commend them
to the public of the safest a well as the most
profitable securities can offer. Subscriptions VIII
be received by at 1O2, and accrued interest nom
July / 1865. DE HAVEN & BROTHRR Bankers.
No. 40 south ThiTd-st Philadelphia.
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rbIe theis s6Rs bare been rrlPPe+i z..ilinl LnI
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7 United SPECIAL PARTNERSHIP.-No-

te hereby given that limited partnership Tor the TRANSACTION
Of general mercantile aud commission business 10 We NY ,,T
WILLIAM r. HOFFMAN and JAMES e. LANNlSG all At present
the CITY and by virtue OF the hTSt
title Of the sp Of the second part Of the Revised statutes OF
Sswiofk and the acts AmendAto thereof ana Ia
thereto. l.. A.. 4. ..,-
Quoted SMITH. HOFFMAN Co. Ihe general nature OF 'ne
business Intended be transacted BY the said partnership general
spe the said partnership are EDWARD SMITH,
WILLIAM HOFFMAN and JAMES lANNlN 10 which partner
SMITH aud WILLIAM p HOFFhAN are the
,prs Partners. aud said JAMES G. LANNNG is tho special
,,nrr % their residence 10 the city
srs. YoL aud state Sew.York The said JAMES LAhNlNg
10 the stock Of the d
@ hundred aud shiryhv thousand
dollars IN cash
The period al uhcb the said partnership to Commences the ht
a. ~ haw,, D. sGa and s bnsne operstons Of said irm viii
mence on the h da Of September A. d. 1905 lsd the said
IA 10 continue terminate tue fEst dsf Of
gsnasr A. d., ls52.-Dsted Ns~iOk City August 1908
'ANH'''' - ~ EDWARD SMITH I..
WILLIAM =. HOFFMAN,
JAMES e. LANNlNG. .
Ofees a. Park place, ChurehsL, Nsra.fork City
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
PACIFIC RAILROAD (oF MISSOURI SIX PER CENT GOLD


BUNU0
Over three millions dollars of the above loan hav-
ing been sold in this market since the st lnst beside
several large lots for shipment to Europe the pnce
has this day been advanced to par and accrued inter
est in currency.
The proceeds of this loan to be applied to pay
ment of maturing obligations, and not for extension
of the road or new improvements. The bonds will
be first mortgage 2S3 miles of road, running from
St. Lous to Kansas City, and have 20 years to run
principal and interest payable in gold. Coupons ma
turc February and August, Net earnings now double
the amount required TO meet interest account.
For further particulars, apply to
CLARK, DODGE 81 Co,
No. 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains aud purscrs Of vessels arriving at this port TO
deliver packages NeNYork Associated Tsss only to
parties exhibiting the written authority Of W. s1lr General
Agent
News packages Journal Of coneree5 TEa@s TRIBUNE
World S, Erpr Er1iHg Post ConamerelR fdrsg, Stats
Zeing Journal Ne Porkr Dc0sdi oud also
be delivered only o the parties. .,-..g T. a
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misttIlan,ous.
GAS FIXTURES.

FARMERS.
Il A BOOK FOR YOUNG FARMERS
TIE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE.
"a BOOK FOR YOUNG FARMERSJ
BY GEO g. WARiNG.
Author Of Draining t1r PROFIT ad Draining FOR Health
SECOND EDITION
CAREFULLY REylSEDD
The food of Plants, TIe character Of helr parts,
Whence II Is obtained; Ileir nse as oOii aud
How tleyta Clear Of tie relations of
Iios make II; Plants 20 the Atmosphere 10 the
What their healthy growth depends Soil, and 10 Anna ie
TIE SOIL
What It Is and how it is formed; The subsol.
its relation to yegetston Mechanical improvement
IL fertility and barreuaess,
Character and kinds LIQUID Manure
Digestonllou acts on the Manure from different Animals
Food, aud hoE II elects TIE Night Soil
EIcrcmeHt Banes.
Waste Of Manure lHh.
Evap0rluou Green Crops
Isnchiug Mlersl MannreS
Muck Gnano and perPhosphats
Lime. Irrigation.
MECHANICAL CULTIVATION
Under Drniuing. Flowing Narrowing Cutivatng,
Draining Oh Tiles Ete
oubS0ll Plonng ..
Analysis the Sou;y doabi Various Plants parts Of Plants
mL Mauurts. kc. Etc
Tables Of AnsIyss-of
subjects all discussed pau aud simple language
that ilincrs los understand
The book Is written % by snecefsiM prae''oa' J' anu i0
SIR GREELEY SAYS Though dealing With facts Unfamiliar
70 snr there snDcc scarcely bard word Ia the
book is a open pages may be read the Of two even
ing and Thoroughly studied leisure hours Of week and We pity
lie man or how however Old or Young and dull reading
ary any one be viii learn something Of value
GENERALLY understsni il; sud'
ougy without beng better aud successful eauser ean
| b,fore." ,, o,,,, Do,,,a
Sent by mail, postpaid Address
MEN YORK.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Ter CdRdI Vt@tIs and HdIlT0ads -. .
Sypr 6lO bush 6JOl3 bush O8 24 bush Oats
ggI az bush Grass Seed 2S bush Fred, IL 751
bills Flour 4l bags Flour Cos bales Cotton 8O b Corn Meal 800
lgs Corn Meal $50 bns Petroleum 2l hbls Refined Peto
irrm se bs Spirits Turpenne III bills Crude Tupenune 5
mis- Tar 3O bs Pitch 2G hbs Rosn l3 pigs Cut Meats $50
pgs y Ashes 79 pkgs Butter 4t pigs Chess s5'
49, Dried Fruit Copper 2i5 cakes Copper Oh bbl WHISKY
B b Egg Wool 90 bales Hops $50 sides Leather 3
Hides 4yl boxes and Tobacco 90 hh Mo
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
plSSRNGEkS ARRLYEn.

FROM HAMBURG Sept 2-Ia steamship Hoss R-asA FehoTe~
ling and infant H. Jung s. Eeberg wife 2chrrr A. Simon,
Christine IIesse Aug Senan wife and h Htpt Johanna
eiynger Children Echberg W Ersarfi e. hqor wife
sndl children wm Moler Elise Moher \ Iegessaa mv sd ehi
Schnkel wife Radyesky L. atscuf tanl srrus {.
Schonhe and wife August Sfuhsar assfgpt Jnls
bmana Sophie Cobn Levy FeiJob1 Aha yee lesseg-
r Wilhelmine child Lnbuger, ", Wrcrsrln, NJ
eriebacb Jacob Stern Be.sop Geo. Ggudy NSaud Henn
eielhach Csga H. Greer a lte hdrse, + VII.
Hams yeckern A. Jm, MHie Il7se1 Ggefy hiry SAND
Saunders fdpltZ LINZ Walton. Vol
ter Dowd.l Iuty n IONS JosA ch-aa
Josephthoe Edward Levy tfeo Kelly, H.
FKOM LIVERPOOL Ssstf1n, beSpslsp selssss shd VT
Davpson Davidson Thpk Jones G. H. hlr asffaln hr Col
Wall Miss Panl NJ pass, Birnt and LADY
Lempke and lady M Al.as 2g42 children X Oisra ani LADY H.
1r,s and laig Miss BOYe Mr H. Rice lady daughter and
sernari Rand w waty, " stfsfifgtsr J. u Scott s
FROM GLASGOF7-u- es-- steamship aetonis- tothhe
C. L. Tooey A Nrhols VIM Cook Mr.. Hl, Miss
Paterson WIN Hirurf r. -Gertnn Mite pOTmeeun John Nc
Closkey Rev J. IT. yToR lazy aad family, Boyd Nuon
sutton Dr. Barar Bsrcsr Steel aid Au geF R5y Nu
sheridan Mrs het coy and bWVs rr tshi Ms 4ss4e"; snd
daughter Gred Miss GQoel Mrs. Close all rl Kew David
Dyei and AlI, = H. StaWe9|t4y iaaghtsrY,,T l-s4.yy
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

HAylSA SEPT nSuga-The market que no u Dutch Stand
ard reals pef arfoe IS 810 reals Moasses Sugar qne
at Gd5 Muscovadoes 1un Fair 70 Good feung d reals
R1ebage-On London l5idl6 per cent pmun United states
cuencg 2id26 cent discounts short sight 23dl
per DISCOUNT god 60 days sight u as per eeut renun short
slglt ptr
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
Gursts, 6auiaQts, &t,

AT HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART,
~ Broslsay and ThLty9nta eggsr public sae' OF hoShS
riding and driving held every WEDNESDAY sai SAIukDA
tbonybout the wear Buye will awa1s hnd number Of
I suts6e or hght driving heavy work. at these sales
especially advertised not The largest Assortment Of ne"
and second aud variety o Harness Always op
hand asa superior Park Phaetons by Naer Stephens
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15

Mes, so 90 Light Dry sai Shoulders nominal At
lle Lard quiet and nominal 9ie Ca,t nothing doug.
Hogs sctive medium 50 - 6j good choice.
80 25 lake feigls steady Wieat 20 fo 9e Corn
BIfao. &C. Receipts diTs2OOl bbs Flour lCJ bush
Wheat 1880 buh hush Oats POO Live Hogs ship
mntl9oo bb Flour s. O bush Wheat 1900 BUSH Corn G. 90
bush Oats, 280O Live Hogs
ST. LOUIS sept duh ard unchanged Cotton -Noihng
doing Hemp doll Unlessed. 50d4l co. Flour dull with a
small business Superfne asa 81 2 Double Bir 81 1904 az
Treble Extra 20 Fancy 4l0d i1 Wheat steady atd tmt Prime
To Fancy Pail Red ga "a 0 Choice TO PsneT Fall White ~ 9o9
~ 40 Fair Choice Spng asa ~ 80 Corn dull aud unsettled
with small lusuess Choice White y't 63 Ot dull attt055c
85d IS Fall ~ a. Rye III l6a u % PORK
Sides, lc ditto Clear Sides l606ic loose, and t!c packed
Shoulder Lard-Chore fierce 1919 Whisky drm
- 5 Cattle steady and good supply at %3d 30 Receipts
for Two das4oo0 bh Flour 420O hnsh Wheat 1900 bush Corn
Is 900 bush Oats, $500 bash Rge 5000 bush Barley
Louisville Set TohaccoSdles p hhds Lugst Low Medium
Leaf +C0S Sl; Hart Comfy e rs 2i Brecknndge Cutting
Leat S The 6rt bale Of Cotton barely Low Mddng sold at
Superhue Flour 81 Wheat. - Corn bulk s5c
Oats 50d55c Mess Pork +ea BsconShouer lJlc Clear Rib
Sides, l6c Sides l7c Lard 9c Whiskey, ite, 81 30
TOLEDO Sept 4-Four dull Spring Wheat - Nhea-Sales Of
White Wabash 81 5Jd +2 55 No do 50 sa ~ %; White
Michigan. 81 &c Amber Michigan ~ Of Ma Red f2 No DO
~ 81 No do Z 5 No Spring 4 o.; NO = co. 81 49, No
de- 81 4 Corn dull decline of e sales OF 10 at 81 W.
Oats advanced sales ofNo 51ic Re declined le sales Of
No % Lake FreighWheai 10 Buffalo, 6c Receipts-5OO0
bhs 81 600 bush Wheat 1900 BUSH Corn 2m0 bush Oats
22O0 bush. Shipments 800 bbs Flour 5000 huh Wheat
sept 4-Coon dull and uomua receipts 1873 hales
ports IS Flour. $60 3 Corn st nFc oats b5c Lard
l9 f20c Mess Pork $JL Baeon-ShouIders, IJie Clear
SIDES, lie
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKRT-SErT a.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
DRY GOODS STORE FOR SALE-The pro
6upartntrsbp 9Otius.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICING have this
~ day formed eopartuehp unier the 6m name Of ShhAhD
PALE and h continue Merchandise Commission Business here
toiore conducted by Augustus Shepard Yorh sept boa
'''V' AUGUSTUS u. SHEPARD.
HENRY PAILF.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
Aoft. 0lnatn's ) Autitac
s7rI7, IL 2

~-.,7-rr0 ''277fT7Fr ~. :, <t.vssv
- poRr.yS1RnEss DIVES No Is wlIan.s,
NOTICE lis hereby ,giyen,l ip aceOrdapce with
~ sec.na 81 ue Act pas Aphf Ia 1857 tnutrt .An Aetto
ehs once Of tue prt Of New fok o al
nSr ". " ssnM sAete y se siblsftnAiss a 'as lnql
HAT TIE vessels uodf
uou by Ps. waro th he Of sInsssnor, s
eoples Nhn es ds ssceeelss e4 ossse % boa 'A'
s,eaa,hb Pair.auss m m... J.! johnson 4 H,wrnPnd.
Saeathp RebenS Cayde SSo .'.-.....siafA
,sgss @raashs A.ai.Tey ;r,.r syrrf f,-rfT snts 81
SieaMsnp Mhehartt ''''''''''-t
Steamship CitI Of Baltimore " y ~
s9y. s,q,s'lp 9sGsus s, Ss.1!I .'!'.!"''0'Si;SS r.
IL, s.aassip tDr,s. .oi Ill. T.; ;J.....t.eMR
eLi Ssl%S a.s 3sss l, 9 tkR
Bark Ceres.
BARK
~ T.
MINTHVREk ToNPkIhS. President
] AuG's HExRHAS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15

GtiPRENEa O0URTI+C County aof ,OangeI7
- GEORGE w RATT Plaintiff against MARY 4 BAIT Deiesd-
EBeE asm Sc fe the Aooss Named De
Won are hereby and required TO tue
pam, o. lsutis ts mo yh th issySrs S the
rsnte AZ Goshen. said County and State OF NeNfork,
go, No. is md tn AZ Ts eeRs yssJ oce.
- - 49, = IN he 6iy u Se db said Coonasl state
~ Syrk xtba tw suty days ae the Of this
~ si,. n t Ay J setNte Ard YOU fa 10 sad
hereby reais the pIa'etf wi aR g the Court e inc
'''" CHAs. r.. TITUS, Plaintiffs Attorney, Of the
so,s t.wsurd - 81 '.fsIOH stCiG bf EsGbufgh. N.Y.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BANKING AND FINANCIAL
CLEvKLAND 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 100000 Of the above
described bonds carrying interest from the lst OF
Nav last II. G. RoIsToN, Pres,
No. 20 Exchange-place.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
finantial.
C,T- IOIuS ANn Iron MOIINTAIN RAIL-

CT. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN RAIL
- ROAD COMPANY'S II PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
February August COUPONs1he earnings Of the completed road
interest the entire of
44N0OO over spent the property and
traffic carrying with the prospect Of controlling a the travel from
s. Louis to the Southern States Gure. an enormous ihe
TIOS ALLEN, President, ST. Louis, Mo
We the undersigned cordially these per
bonds and Mountain Railroad as good sean The
the Company capable and experienced hands and entitled to the
JAMES THOMAS MAYOR Of ST. Louis John Roe Prsen, st
Louis Chamber Of Commerce + W. Fox President s. Louis Board Of
President National the State Of Mouh wm Ewing Pres
dent Of the Merchants National Bank Of ST. Louis George H. a
Of aud Illinois Bridge Compauv; George W Taylor
President Pacific Railroad ef MOI John r. Lonberge President
Teath National Bank ofSL LOUIS
NETWORK REFERENCES
j. dsS X SGo 6oFESg & s' H. ssa G,Si D G 3 Ph
C. Cowdiu, Isaac n Phelps W. = Bodgsii Johs
H. O. MARQUANO. viee.Presideut. No - walst
USITED STATES TRE,suRT, SEw. .loRE, sept H. 1853
IN pursuance of instructions from the Secre-
Of go S"e st on ad i MoSbAY The ih September LOST such
mu be forwarded the Treasa At for re-
demphon H. H. VAN plCh Asst Treasurer u :
4 REGULAR BULLETIN of the REGIS
~ TERED POLICIES Of The NORTH AMERICA LlFB lNSUR
AECR COMPANY will be published every TUESDAY MORNING
These Bulletins Of the Registered Policies and the
Of e Securities pledged and In possession of the State Of
New York through the Insurance Department required BY S
WEEKLY BULLETIN or THE REGISTERED POLICIES OF THB
MoSpAr, September a. la6a
Amouut insured l..sl ~
required by fEt'f -
Actual amount deposited +S9g1l 10
Of the Registered POLICY account o. ne
sg Amesa Lie Insurance Company o. ihS HST5t % q hsaa{ IAN
Affirmed to before me this l4b day Of September 1853
MATHEW DAtY. notary ruhic SeE-lort Co
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Goal NOiitts.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURI.-H
" TRACY ARNOLD against THE KANSAS COLORADO G0Lp
CoMPGNYIn pursuance q an order O This Court made IN The Aoos
iii the creditors Colorado Gold Company to she 5sE
claims 10 the 'absersr 's @ I in b CIV of Ses toE
on the 29d day Of stPen6er Ss tSIs1T %
barney BurtrH PARSONS Pl,ntas Auousya Nhi,iswtss-
CUPREME COURT-CITY and CQlAIli of
- SEwYORK.-JAMES Mclean HENRY Il sf0fksBSb1e Sss1e
plaintiffs against H. NJ TOMLlSSoS Gndant ss .
You are & hereby % oDs Ss ss n ny nes Of the ck okd Ctr
SSVsg ;s9ys co copy efyeSl answer s1.tssi
tlsr acs No 81 Pne City Of New i0rk within tweRy das
s the service of eiegays s d OF such
service ron fail 70 the SAID complaint WITHIN e ne
rs, Ss plaintiff ind IA ~. ts.a, acP vs. ss s I rsa
% % .ss {ss a. iS 10
iaS3 Isl sse~Ta HUTCHSS COCllRAN Plaintiffs Attorus1
CUPREME COURT, NewlYork k-SAMUEL
- VAN wYcK against RoBEREJ BhIt aat gihett +s P1
M HLgEEO III ooi II 4SSnS NdS. II ttsnt @ fe
,s1oss ~ En- % e Pfgt9ss sd5s ~ sS sS
nd premises % a:'f5Ss1 a.s On ; fi n S9s & ri I a. Si i
EsscqS .n qs ss.G Gsf q 3 fsS ts r.
sG M Wand Rss. c s@ s 81 81 s s h s
By Ewn City sarvssr and fed tb oaee Of The Regsir %
Fo,ty 4O Hundred and Forone m which said lots
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New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
THE MARKETS.
NEw-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Sept Il. 1903
Reeves Cows Sheep and Lambs sv1ue Total
56t5 2R 1.73l 4.4JO 2O45I GU
These were sold at the following market-places:
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15

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SANDY hook..... Cas Tsl1llii 40 Hell GAte. 9'I1
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKBr-SErr. a.
lower; sales Of 290 head at ea9le for Rr
7dS Tor fair good do 3d6lc
D B gross quality sheep IN lair demand 2OO
partly sold 4d5 q h. Hogs m denand sales OF 5000 at
$l50+ rs 80 y oNt, nett
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15
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Forirrss Monroe OlIy !7d Ndt $50. " Thar
Richmsni,,, o. ay 80 hsySTs4as~i
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15

MoSDAY. Sept t. 1863
ASHESThe market for Pots = 60 Pearls nominal
COTTONWc quote rather activity hut the strong desire
the of sellers operate and sA further swg on IN ues
the market closing fat aud irregular; sales u 1873 bales ueudug
l1l6 pinner, 53 TO exporters and 20 TO spectators We
lOuualy a f1iloVs.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-15

qrOposals.
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
FOR A
STATEHOUSE,
TO BE ERECTED IN DIS MONIES, IOWA.
will be received Ooe Until the r day Of December
Three plan, will be accepted, considered mtfiiOroGs
First. one fora
BUILDING TO COST 100000.
Second. one fora
BUILDING TO COST S1,5oo.ooo
Third One fora
BUILDING TO COST $4,000, 900.
For which Board viii 1OO each Dese statement
requirements will he furnished application tott Secretary Il state
Of the Census Board 3D. "hlOhI' Secy Of state
MofSEs, Iowa June 20 1908
TAKAsuKY DEPARTMENT. OFFicE ~ lSrsRSAL REvENrE,{
WAsHiNGToS Aug %, 1903.
PROPOSALS for SUPPLYING STAMPS for
1 TOBACCO SNUFF and CGARS.The time for receiving
u m furnishing Cigar stamps under the Advertisement
Of August 49, 1863 Is extended 10 September 20 1908
" "''"' - K. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner q