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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-14
AM o S EN- EN- rs.
NASHVILLE
Blood Horse Association.

TIlHE FOLLOWING STAKES ARE PRO
l. pesed to be run for over the Nashytile
course. accoI ding to the rules OF the Blood
Horse Association:
Mol. Belmont StAk eve. the sub
scribers, agree to run sweepstake in the fall of
1862 with colts and FLIES then three years old.
two miles and repeat. 500 entrance. play or
pay To be run on the fourth day OF the regular
Fall Meeting of 1863 To name and close the
LIST day of April, 1869. Ten or more to fill.
DR.. W. A. Cheatham will donate TO the above
stake $500. and the Association will also add
1900.
Now four subscribers-Gen. A. Buford. Maj.
r. C. McNairy, Messrs. Cheatham i kirkman
and Zeb Ward. Esq.
No 9 ssMercEsanfs' Post SfaLIe.9-EOr
all ages, two mile heats, 500 entrance. play or
ray. To ba run on the third day of the regular
Fall Meeting of 1863. To close the 1st day of
june. 1869. Five or more to fill. o
The merchants of Nashville 10 add one 81 GIG
$500 to the second horse.
Now three subscribers-General A, BufOrd.
Messrs. Richards & Kilgour and kirkman y
Cheatham.
No. 8. "Kentuelxy Stake."-Re, the I'M
dersgned, agree to run a sweepstake in the fall
of 1870. with colts and FLIES then three years
old. two miles and repeat. 500 entrance. play
or pay. To be run on the first day Of the regp-
| lar Fall Meeting Of. 1870. Ten or more, to I'll,
| Association to add $780, To name and close the
| lst day of August, 1869.
Now seven subscribers Col. Bale Peyton
| Gen. A. Buford. Col. c. j.. Hunt. Gen. W. g.
| Harding, Messrs. Buckner 4 Settimers. Rich
ards 4 Kilgour and Zeb Ward. Esq.
No. 4. Tennessee stake ''-We, the un.
dersigned, agree to run sweepstake in the fall
| of 1871. with colts and fllies then three year
| old. two miles and repeat, 500 entrance, PLAY
| or pay. To be run on the first day of the regn
| lar Fall Meeting of 1871. Ten or more to fill
| The Association to add $500. To name ant
close the list day of August, 1859.
Now nine subscribers-Col. Bale Peyton
| Gen. A. Buford Col. G. L. Hunt, Gen. j. y
Robinson. Messrs. Richards & Kigour, Gen. W
g. Harding Capt. D. 2. Beard. II. P. McGrath
| Esq, and Zeb. Ward, Esq.
Entries to be addressed to
W. H. JOHNSON, President.
GEO. s. KINNEY, Secretary.
r. s.-The regular Spring Stakes and pro
gramme will be published in due time.
dee3l Dot
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-14
FOR SALE.

WE OFFER For SALE ONE OF THE
w best inducements ever offered to capital
lists, consisting of Steam Engine, with every
variety Of Machinery required in the business.
sc 1000 worth per annum
BROWNS &.CHEATHAM.
Ipa1e ff Aconf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-14
MILLIN cry GOODS
FALL AND WINTER TR4DE

CONSISTING OF TRIMMED AND UN-
u trimmed Hats and BOnnets. Plumes, Flow
Ribbons. VeIvets, Grapes, Malines, Veil Nets
silk Tissue, Frosted Illusions, Bonnet Wine,
Beads. Laces. Fringos, Ruches, etca etc, lusf
onened nv WHERRY i SON,
scnI63m No. q Union street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-14
FOE RENT OR LEASE.

MY PRESENT RESIDENCE on. THE
M Charlotte pike. 2l2 miles from the city.
Brick House with five rooms, Kitchen and SER
wants rooms, and ten acres of ground:
iaSG If JNO. G. BURCH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-14
FARM FOR RENT.

100 ACRES OF HARRIS FARM, NEAR
lou Edgsfield, for rent. This land, within
a mile Of Nashville. is fertile and lies well
There is q brick building Of SIX LARGE
ROOMS, with good Outhouses and fine water.
Terms will be reasonable. Apply to
VAN S. LINDSLEY,
ian3 If 40 North College st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-14
PERSONAL CARD.

BEG TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT
| Capt. Is. j. Sheridan, Registration Commits
siOner for Davidson county. has an interest in
the Soap establishment of J J. Gentner and is
putting an article on the market we'll worth at
tentiOn. tJanl2 u X. W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-01-14

TIME FOLLOWING STAKES ARE PRO-
| pesed to be run for over the Nashville
Course. accoI ding to tho rules Of the Blood
Horse Association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-04

produced nd The holder o The eossponang interest," a
cate shall when producing and receipt therefor oe ebeu
M residue being - per cent 90 'he ol
Of said interest certificates -. .,
agreed that the eonsodaea
option time amount Of the eonsohdsuoo un
10 pursuance preceding article u' s'oeA AZ
ar and that gucb consolidation cer6cites be transferred h ahT
sums the books Of the company the boer hefeo ' y per-
attorney tbe surrender OF ihe crfle
sgreed that COMPANY may from Time 70 VINE
surplus MONEYS IN the consolidation ceaca ny purchase heso
IN the H. f.. ...,tn..,.-
AHr TX II further that the outstanding Interest ee5c
issued by tie Railroad Copah IN pursuance o. Tue
resolution Of aid Compsnv passed December w. l5 may Al re option
Of lie b thereof be onverted exchanged for ceheae Of
H. same tenor od effect the consolidated erbcaiesthe issue
whereof bernheo provided rad that the consolidation eert
~ which NAV be exchange for said interest certificates
NAV Al sny time at option SAID consolidated company b. converted
& cn tool AZ mar provided for by the article hernheinre
pe AZ no The amount Of the capital stock Of The consolidated com
pauy -, a.. IS. ~, r H.. =, ..id
rorpsv mar AID establish such bylaws rules and
,sion As NAV rou appear FOR the good
n lie corporation public In respect 10
b brs 10 and general Tor the
lion and proper administration Of tue property Interests aud Affairs Of
the company
The agreement is duly signed and acknowledged by d.
Torrance Vice President and Richard W. Roche, Score
tary OF behalf OF the New-YOrk Central and William H.
Vanderbilt, FicePresdent, and Augustus schel secFe
tary. behalf Of the Hudson River Railroad Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-04
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

wEDxEsDAY Nov 3-Tbere received One
bpoaGst from %es5s@ksn and rs s Al
day making 93 on sale OF he two the market was worse today
the hardest Of succession Of hsra psse Dealers 70 see
kinds represented today from be eon Oh Gov Of e" al &c up
80 F s,les we're made ont.de al I2dl5c some of the stock
likely bold n addition to the live stock two car loads Of
dead meat their depressed State
6 Sa PSaas SP OF pSa sGSS 70 tue o''
r G. Eastman Bedford Kennedy 81 fair Il cEt Kentucky cat
Usfy Coz sold lo fat u crt Kentucky cattle at ~ esc
Williams " and rough up to Doe fat Ohio steers
Cuyert Wheeler for NJ Daas l6 good Kebtucv cattle at li0
Isle Il a Illinois and "a Texans for Pat Co.. rough lot
scas.sr so 1871 fair II cvt Illinois steers q, 3c One lot Of ST.
10 @. 5. Glover, was retailed at l3alSc on cwt -
GINS ~ woa S 0u S g Ga SSI eers Of a cS 3 at ase
Hammond sold their and befes at sole
T. 70 Dutchess Co n y steers common q c"L
Ts.shsns for c9sty n fat West Virginia Cattle showing
~ TIa1 IA 23 1iIsd state cattle 81 rt selling al about lille
Hsas Co.. for Otis kankbs, 81 Illinois steers Of e"t hD al
Merritt Rucbar Ramsay 50 good Ohio 1ad Kentucky
cattle cs G6c They also had 50 Of their oTn Illinois steers
W. Thompson for Coon Muha 90 Missouri fed Texans 81
al Toe rough fattsh 6d9i eat Ky cattle for L. B JG
Texans for Penn Co. 6cwt at lie and ~ OF Gl2c
H. Myers Duehess County steers and 0Ien alO e"t at II
H. wesheinsr for Bsrgdo 80 Ohio steers 7eyt at I3 9l5c
ne t. " n''' ''1 ''' '''' ''''''' -
Sheep ar, no worse nor eau the market better save M
Kentucky brought 7c There $500 head receives AZ We
% .sS r. 81 6 T. i8s
7Ie sales the following beginning at F0r egAh
With $40 head fresh and lots o. stale in the ,o, "a
Kirby sold 226 lO Keptueky sheen Gle liz Of iUEaI
and 20 Of IS Sic Also ITO Caaada lsnbs 81 d. al DC
! and Is Of 60 No. Sse a. &C. a.
Hume Elliott sold IS sheep SOL NJ al tje 200 Michigan
n sic 50 Cansda lO2 ~ 6!e and IFS d. lis 10, t6se Also 10
! Canals lambs 20 n, at 7lc .
MeGraa Reid isl sheep b 4c and 23a Al 81 81
| each
Poreths with old longer lsaye
Ashhary Leh In fan possession Judd Buckingham sold A ON
! sheep at ga and 2l5 at 80 ~ dead
Kae Hauyer Co sold ia state sheep and lambs $50 IL
Cansdas iW 10 oaeie and xg Canada lambs Gs 2 ~ 'i~e
Asbuy Lerch sold car Of state sheep at 4i d3le ID
Commuupaw Bells Pcock 452 Ohio Sheep "a 10 a. 45c
| nj I'll Off n. At &c
Hogs scattering None bal up but many LOT
4ntae Pct e1gT. g2ICAG I've, Sad lS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-04
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

First Mortgages upon Railroads generally running
through the great productive regions OF the west are
admitted to be perfectly safe security
The CENTRAL RAILROAD or Iowa. which runs
through the garden of that magnificent State now
offers limited amount of It's First Mortgage per
cent Gold Bonds at %. Money invested in these
bonds yields about 40 per cont nte est than in
Governments.
Full information given at the Company'5 Office,
No % Pine-st; at the Bank of North America No. "A
Wall-st.; and by HOwEs X MACY bankers, No. 30
Wallst. w. g. SHNTUCK, treasurer.
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Ga steadv and the hanks report demand from ST. Louis
and Cnoppat for the purpose Of moving the pork crop
The banks also report an active demand for discounts
which they are unable supply The demand from 'e
New England States is also urgent. The southern par
apces in this city have been drawn down to very 10"
point There but little inquiry for currency ron O
cago and Milwaukee the stagnant condition Oh INC gram
trade having checked the demand
sterling Exchange was steady ut quotations: Lon
don. GO days. 1881 alO9 London sight lc9a alO9l Lon
don (prime commercially 60 days. lOl aloSi Paris long,
5i6ysSiG! Paris. short, 514sa5133; Antwerp 6I't@
5l6y; SWISS 5l7l05l6E; Hamburg, 35leS5b Amsterdam
4ola4OI; Frankfort 40. 94Ol Bremen 76l@es' Berin'
7li971R
The transactions Of the SubTreaSuly TO-DAY were Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-04

PER- Canal Eessis, dhd IdIrpnne
15 bales Cotton. 6i6 bhs Flour E9692
bush Rbss 1871 bush Corn 1911 bush 0ais $50 bush ha
o ho. Rsr 400 Beans 40 bash Peas 3 BAGS Corn Meal
on b Flonr bags Blsckeve Peas O bags Rice Flour $40
b ReSpd Petroleum 285 bis Naphtba 9 bb Sprts Iurpenn
PIG mis- Rosp 80 hbs PorG p Beef f pkgs Cut Meats d9R
pkgs Butter 600 pkgs Cheese 49, Pkg, hgg 2' Pgs
Nos Ashes Pecsus l2 pigs Dried Fut - psgs on nake
IA bb Ccrper whisky bale, Wool Las bses Hope
loo Hide, n b8 Hides. 1854 sides leather 50 bhs Tohaeo, 5
HAYES and case. Tobscco 90 bags Cotton Seed J pigs Rice $50
lnrea S.Ir.hl bare leauutA
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THE MARKETS.
LcaremlIr teported lor rnR TRlnrss.I

Carefully reported for Tar TRiRrSs.i
WKpNKsDAT. Nor g. 1862
AsHESTbe MARKETS qaet sud unchanged Of 10 bb al 81
37a ~ for Pots
COTTOS-Tbe demand moderate from all quarters and
With increasing the weakness, gold the market has slack
declining closing sales of 22i5 bales go last
evening and arrived which 22j taken for export 75
speculation For future delivery noe
PSI bales hoard Ncgrens November Alc: 100 bales De-
25 do. d. 100 do do este 200 DO Jauna
25lc 200 do February do March Z5c also 10 fee
board Charleston aud NewOeln private terms We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-04
OyFCR OF ACriNG CONaissAsr ~ huhslst ~, ioen I
FoRT CoLuMHUs Ngw.YoRK HARRoR November J. ioo'.
PROPOSALS in DUPLICATE, Win CODY, vi

II mi. advertisement attached viii be received " WV n
until 10 A. M on the 4th December, 1903 ior 'uPPp"s
''' FRESH BBkf ~, -, ~
10 he troops "a Ref must he fresh Of good marketable
quality Ia equal proporon sud had gg ss no., ,ovs
} 60 ~ e., 40 such quantity may be rom TINE 70 ume re-
aaIrd md on such DAYS Commanding O'e 'ua ueASuA nov
% duplicate WI also be received g the under
separate on and above mentioned or supplying
ngusu w fu 0S ad their antilles. stationed at the Aforesaid
Commissioners ,retro with such Choice Ffth Beef theT
M from time 70 time rsqmI,.' 49, -
SLnding RIBS or Rb a, orth. or sneA less time A the
shall direct commencing on tue lst dag OF AAnuA
1870. .i,. IA enter iuto bonds t,r Al. sum u Five
ne % gusd b. responsible suretes whose aAmes ma'
he entered the bids , -, n an ,L. Al, ,,rno Al which
lhe W.T.. 49, ladders invited 20 Ne present
time Ann E he marked Proposals JOr Beef" and addressed
FoPO'a" ~ q. RUTukRPORD. BE CagtAla. " . A., Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-04


HAY-The business dull and prices without special
change, a65c for shipping and c for retail lots straw Is
fair demand and firm. $1,000. o.,
HEMP-Tbe business IN Minlla dull at N0iic gold
kinds devoid Of activity and the absence Of sales Prices are
nominal
HoPShere continues good cOnumgve demand to-day aud the
market : rm a l9d23- for New, and 30l5c for Old
MOLASSlS-Thrre dull and En'ues little
though without decided change sales - hhd Cuba Musco
vado az j5c
NAVAL STORES-Crnde Turpenine and nominal Spirits
demand 81 uic. and small lots at S5c IN Resins
doing; at 81 2OD ~ 25 for Common 10 Good
Strained. Tar quiet
OILS-Amerea dull aai heavy 5d9c Tor casks
English aud nominal There Las been uotug
Crude Fish Oils to-day being much the az 81 for
Whale and 81 Manufactured Oils dull snd prices
nominal Lard been 90 fair demand 46dS S. Other Oils
eont.uua.du aud prices without change
PROYSIONS-The market for Pork du and prices have declined
no large parcels the the feeling heavy the sales job
lots S2g 20 80 for Mess and 3i 80 TOT Clear BeefN
nominsy unchaDged sales Of Olts al pJd Tor Plain Mess
aud s2asl7 Tor Extra Mess Terc Beef quiet al about sGs
Mess and $500 SJ for luia Mess Beef Hams
dull Old and S55 for New Cut Meats are NEGLECTED
Smoked Hams 2c Bacon declining; sales Of -
boxes l6lc for Bellies ard ee oL Long Clear Dressed Hogs are
unsettled; 22dl3ic for CITY Lard is dull heavy. and
we sales Of $50 bbs and tc' at G al6ie fr No 7a5le for
tdT fair steam and l80l8c FOR Kettle Rem
dered for future delivery 80 % Jalay and February on private
terms
BUrTER-PB good ienaad and the supply lin
tied full prices reached Ordinary aud lower grades plenty and
aren no We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-04

COFFEE-Pnces all styles remain ilm hut th general demand "a
sales advise Rio, l3l 0lsc gold
FLOUR AND MEA-The market for Western and Sae Flour
fairly active the low ant medium grades te msnd .
Supsfne State; SIS States SO 2SOS6 % for
Fancy State s. IS ~ the low grades Western Extra 80
So IS for good Spring BItas S6d ~ 90 for Min
S60 81 Tor C shipping EIs - 8o0S6
Shipping Ohio Round Hoop; SO Jd 80 80 for Trade brands
Sc Is S6dS ~ 10 for Amber Winter Wheat
State and Western 81 10 for White Wheat DO do 50 fD0
goa 81 10 for ST Louis Extra Single; S14uW
80 Double 40 20US9 81 r DO Triple California and
Oregon Southern Flour dull and heavy sales OF
ibis 2dSG g. for Ordinary TO Good Extra Baltimore and
sc 2Od ~ or Extra Georgia and virginia. 81 SG for
Family Sc 2OU$7 Oj for Extra Maryland sud Delaware aud -
3QsO2 o Family DO DO RYE Flour dull but steady saes Of $50
Flour aud steady IS 5OG$J 80 100 ID; Fancy at ga
81 Do and Old DO. 81 5Oa ~ 90. .--.-- 49, .
FEED frm ~ At 500 81 3d. 60 n az 81 5OG 81 30 10 az
81 55d 81 80: aud 100 10 az S20 - IS. -
FREGHTSO 100 bales Hops n 81 20 W.
GRAIN-The Wheat market less active and irregular
opened steady though closing good choice uLouu aud
kinds dull and be inquiry cehT for milling The
gb checking the shipping demand the sales 6OO
bush. No Chicago Spring 050pl 49, 81 y for No Mwau
Tor No Milwaukee; ~ 5NSl IN Tor Red Western
81 dSl ~ for Amber DO 81 5Od 81 6 for White hchgan 81 "
81 a for Amber AZ for White Canadian 10 bond aud ~ 20
81 o. for White Genese Barley dull and owe sales VI 1000
request and bm the sales o. 100 bush New
aud Extra White State al GOO
65d66c Rye neglected and prices
lower and less aye the de-
the trade The sales 5000 bush Damn ami Uuound AZ
gUdgc Mixed csc Al %, closing at 93c ~ ol
white 81 U50 o.. Western Yellow az 81 ~ o.
EXPORTS ENDING Nov. 2 bog
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-04
prCrIpTS or PRODUCE.

al, 70, dd lat ofls Mchgau hogs rb brought st
par ct ID In,p, niy, iJJ ~ Ole ard % Ohio. III b. yie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-04

TNSURAN cE.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY
HARTFORD. CoNNECTICUT.
BRANCH oFTCB,
No 9OO BROADwAY NEW YORK
GUARANTEE CAPITAL,
100000.
Til. Company incorporated by special act Of the Lgsure Of
the state Of Connecticut,
WITH A PERPETUAL CHARTER,
expressly all members who actually join the COMPANY
The Principal Office is at
No 81 MAIN-ST..
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
The Officers are:
s. A. ENSIGN. President
IA MARCY. vloe.Prssdeoti
WILLIAM II. GILBERT. Secretary
GRO d. JBwBTT General Agent
Iii purely Muiu, Company and membership fees, being 50
ss possible consistent with safety
and reliability.
All sound healthy persons the eye, Of Is aud Co. may join
the COMPANY the following terms:
SINGLE PERSONS, NINE DOLLARS,
aud u annual payment Of only 50 thereafter
MAN AND WIFE, EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
and an annual payment Of only 50 thereafter 81 the deaf,
OF a member
EACH DIVISION IS LIMITED
TO
5000 MEMBERS,
taken division under any circumstances But
when division Se another division will he formed and and
onward
In the ereu, ofhe fall di''iou hi, hsi get
5000 IN ACTUAL CASH,
il the division ha, 600 members, they get
$4,000 IN CASH
and the division only half Sled then $500 which viii
be paid over By the Company sixty days proof Of death being
made.
Remember only 80 and sic join, makug this the T'ry
cheapest and most popular mode Of Life Insurance.
The Company permitted the following genemes lead
iug citizens Of Hartford and elsewhere;
MslorGen JOSEPH R. HAWLEY, Hartford
Ex-Governor Of the State 81 Conneeeaii
Hs Honor. CHARLES r. CHAPMAN. Hartford.
Present Mayor Of The City Of Hartford,
Hon HENRY C. DEMISG, Hartford.
Eayor the Cv Of Hartford, and L. s. Collector Of
internal Revenue. Hsriiord
His EreeIleuey, SETH PADELFoRD. Providence.
Governor Of Rhode Island;
Msjor.Gep. A. T. BURNSIDE Providence
Ex-Governor Of Rhode Island;
Hou JULIUS l. STRONG. Hartford
Member Of Congress LIST District, Conn;
CHARLES NJ POND. esq, Hartford,
President Hartford Trust Co
STILES D. SPERRY. esq Hartford
Treasurer State Savings Bank
RALPH GILLETT ESQ, Hartford,
President state Mutual Fire Ins. Col
AND HUNDREDS or OTHERS
The membership ony 80 aud Sl3 Circulars. pamphlets.
applications and papers explaining particularly be had
the Branch oGce Broadway, Of any Of the Agents
Person, who make application the o1ee zoo BroadSn vi"
ba allow i 4 discount Of 10 per cent
Ageats and Solicitors wanted NeaYork Brooklyn throughout the
State the United States. and Canadas.
BRANCH OFFICE. 2O6 BROADWAY. NETWORK.
CHARLES s. ENSIGN. General Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-04
.mercsn secnritIes:

.merlc6n seCurltless
Additional confidence could hardly fail TO he felt IN
United States securities generally when an important
section like that Of Arkansas. which has for so long
Derod been under "a shadow regards its ObhgatlOns
comes forward with the announcement that It's creditors
are Ia be paid This circumstance following soon upon
the declaration Of the President the same effect as
which has improved the price of the bonds II per
cent during year, materially cOunteracts the unavOra
bic influence which tie late unprnciped operations IN
gold tended to promote gradual rise in the premium
gold, and advance in the exchange, when latter
points to the export from thence of gold, has somewhat
deferred the BUYERS who are usually attracted by the
low exdvdeud figures and the tendency Of prices has
lattcTly been rather DOWNWARD.
The shipments OF PittstOn coal for the week ending
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-04
Qtutistrr.
Stationery, &c.

A count BOOKS and STATIONER1.-A
~ m supply constantly hand and male to oueI Business
are invited To- call old stand HOWE FERRY. 20 Bowery
DLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, and JOB
I'D PRETISG-we supply everything our line at low prices Or
ders solicited. fkANClS Lol IhEL 70 la1ra,lAne.
CLOTE & JAMES, .....,
- STATIONBRS. PRINTERS. AND BLANK BOOK hANUFAC-
TURRRS. % Fulton.st Orders solicited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-04
Sinuntial.

PoRr IlrHoS AND LAKE, Michigan RAILROAD Cox
TRyasuHrRs OFFICE PORr HURON. Mich. Oct 70, 1859
VNUE Coupons of the Seven Per Cent First
Mortgage sinking Bonds Of The Port Huron and Lake Ai
gao Railroad Company doe November 1892 vii be paid on ana are
GOLD COIN free Of tax presentation al
The o1lcs rs W. Hopkins 4 Co, Brosdsay E~g.iork
". L. BANCROFT, Treassrrr
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD
u FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
q PER CENT INTEREST IN GOLD; also
LAND GRANTS PER CENT. CuRRkNCl CrAkEN At PAR
m PAYNENT FOR LANDS or COMPANY). FOK SALE Low
CORHE STANTON SO - BROAltNE
CEVEN PER CENT, GOLD,
y Principal and Interest
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUSD BONDS.
Free 0f GoSepmcntTaI,
Issued by the - -- ...........,. %,
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RATID AND MINNESOTA RAILROAD Co
We Offer confidently recommend them to invest
Ors a. a Grstca and safe Investment
AT present pce they yield about cent neat
Bonds Issued sections Of the Road last as The
same is completed o D. in successful operation.
HENRY CLENS & 60,
No. - Wallst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-04

PETROLEUM fad demand az ylc Crude IN
25ic. do. IN bbA, and a4l a. Soc for Refined s. W
kCEThe arrivals heavy bat greatly In Of The
very limited demand decidedly lower closing with offer
pgs Ofnew Carolina az I1a8tc
SUGARTbeTe fair movement in RAYS but buyers operate slow
and great holders rather pushing sales. have
gwen tc closing unsettled Fair TO good Refining about Gsc
bids l0lifc for Cubs and $50 boxes Havana az
la2c dull Isle for Hads and l40c for White "A"
SEEDS-GTass dull and prices nominal llaie
Clover 80 for Timothy Rough FaI Seed quet
30 The market Tor Calcutta Lneed qle' and prices un-
changed, ~ l5U ~ 20 gold
WHSKY-The market lower and uusee1 sales OF 20 bbS at
81 l5a 81 ~ chiefly AZ The lower rate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-04
1ltNSius 6arns. Ii.

AT WIN. EYERDELLs SONS No. 104 Full
~ ton-sL-wkDDlSG CARDS and FINE STATIONERY ib'tAo
shsi 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-04

Messrs Howes q Macy offer in another column as
rstcass security, the 10 per cent bonds OF Macoupn
County. Illinois, at par and accrued interest
Thonterest on the debt Of the City Of New-Oreans Is
paid at the Chemical Bank in this city.
The following figures show the changes IN the SIa'e
epts Of the Banks Of England and France for the week
epdtng Oct % "a COMPARED with the previous week