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New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
coURT cALENDARs-Turs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CRCUIT--PART Nos. l2i7
ilI3 1891 1901 1903 IA5s 1901 lf l4l l43 lS l7 l2l LS
1925 l42 1929 1881 IC3 1855 PART lNos ll12 ~ 0 l
1910 1885 1lO4 ll26 l38 142 ll4i i9 pig no. no, 6
llg6 l2r2 l26 PART I-Nos $3.50 i22l 2n1 $50 5ft l l5
527 lOs2 lusl 1880 1896 1882 565 zS2 66 s2 t
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TKRM.--Nos. 20 2Gt, ll4,
H. S. l6l l70 III lS1 2O @ POO 207 29 2O 2l 22 SO
S3l. -
SUPREME COURT T-CHAMBERs.-Thir Monday Cal
endGr
SUPERIOR Court - TRIAL TERM.-Part I--Nos.
Oi Ol 365 769 T3l col. III 75 10 N9 V lnl,
l4 PART SoA ~ 75i ~ G6s 92 9s 9J s00 100 49, 'o
80 672 722 SIC. - 80
5 "a $50 $50 $92 5 i3 aO PART H.
Nos 35 25O 49, 26 SOL 53 52l 5i 5S5 So i 49, 'Ji 49,
81. -
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-NOs. 11s3 lS-l, 4l51,
20Il 2 2J6 2Iltf 2JI 1913 I wv ]oo .@
2Os3. 26i 2Os5, 2J,7 2Os 2ua9 2ogl 2OJi 2oj2 1908
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
THE COURTS.

THE FULLERTON CAsE-THE PROSPECT OF AN
EARLY TRIAL.
The District-AttOrney, Mr.. Courtney, in adj
dressing the Court reference TO the above matter sad
I the Court please your Honor win recOec that In the
case OF the United States against William Fullerton and
Others which down for trial in February the
10th OF February suspended by direction Of the At
tOrney General unt further orders have received from
the Acting AtOrneyGeneral at Washington, letter in
which be states that the President Of the United States
has authorized 10 proceed At the earliest possible
moment with the trial Of the Of William Fullerton
and Others. deem II my dnty, in view Of these in
structiODs, and also In conformity with my IDEAS
and impressions 70 ask the Court to down as early
day as possible, consistent with It's other duties for the
trial OF the shall read Your Honor please the
letter, 20 inform the Court OF its contents.
The COurt-lt Is not necessary to read the letter.
Mr.. COurtney-I should Ike to have eariy day 8s
possible assigned that might give the parties notice OF
the trial Of the There are various reasOns nde
pendent OF the directions Of the President why should
make this application for speedy trial
The COurt-By the arrangements made some months
ago unable 10 cit In this Court prior to May except
Saturdays, 20 try causes which will occupy only day
That arrangement Is at present existing and unless the
Presiding Judge Of the Court suggests 20 that It s
desirable 10 hold Court here IN April than In May
do not expect 70 take up any long causes before May
Mr.. Courtney-Then / understand your Honor TO say
that this case with the present Of the Court
caunot be tried TIL April or May and not till May unless
the Presiding Justice requests your Honor TO hold Court
IN April.
The Court-Yes, that is the arrangement
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. March I3-P. N.

Gold opened at 1911. sold at 1919 closing
1917 Cash gold loaned from fat to per cent the bulk
Of loans made at per cent The clearngs at
the Gold Exchange Bank were t1O6,O5OOOO, and tho
balances t2l69As7 The shipments for the week wero
tO4Z2s aud since Jan. l. s7,25s43I. The subTreasury
received for the week for duties t74 Z70 and paid out
gold interest t5O7s5 Tho banks lost on their gold
deposits for the week s2,l27,963
Government bonds were strong and active throughout
the day 'e2s and sell freely at 100 C4s ad
vanced TO ll5i '65s ma New '65s 67s and Css 1874
The supply Of Old bonds is exhausted 80 that
no round lots can be purchased, and
foreign bankers have been heavy purchasers
OF New 65s and 67s for shipment The passage Of the
schehck bill and the Hooper BILL both OF which win prob
ably pass this session. will place the New bonds on the
same footing as the Old bonds At present the fact that
the Secretary Of the Treasury has the power 10 issue
bonds OF the last three issues has kept bonds 2a5
cent lower than the Others but the Hooper bin closing
the loan will cause them to advance and in tho future
they viii sell as hgh II not higher than the Old bonds
nl twa gNasfz
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15

bba. At s for Old Mess so sasol oct for New Mess s26 20
so{ 80 bbI at tllS 6 6r Plain hsss AID sl29Sls for hIrs
ss. Tsrse Bsst qu. at $%esa ior PrnS e. At,. asd S
for Western. Cut Meats quiet Bacon du buI nm
small lot Of Cumberland brought i6e Dta Hogs are nrIe5 az N
ard va al ~ dlTlc for No lsIe fer CIV lst pr ar 20 Pa
steam and is for Kettle Bendsd for future delivery 80 te'
seller April and May. atlslc 8, =. -, "
PBTROLEUM-fhe market iI ques bu prices unchanged We
ouos Crude In lge aud Refined IN bost At 9Le Tor B.
RCRA fair business doing sale, OF ~ ses % n " d''e
SUGARS-The market for RaWs has been more anu pee' are
6u.tr Fair 10 good Refining I2G2lc sales OF So hh. @
2r for Cuba 23c Tor Porto Redled In fair demand al e
for HardA -.,-,., !, ,no... .,3 Al soD
sREDS-Grns Seeds quiet at i0lsse ior " 80
Timothy Rough Blsx seed quist AZ ''~@ 90 NA
eutta Lrsced IL without change; sales al ~ w. gO'u-
ETBARIN-The mirket quiet al l5aibtc
TALLOW--1he market Is quiet bat plces arc
ehsure. sales Of Is 600 10 At llkdkc ,os so. .,o.aos.
WHlShY-Ths market Is dull and heavy; sales Ol 4' 0' "
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
lc cIOblng quotations were

eta Oohds were dul Virginia 6s sold at 57i Missouri
os sSi North CarolnaGs 63l North Carolina New bonds
os tennessee 6s new, 66l Railway bonds were steady
PennsyVania Coal sold at 25 Western Union Telegraph
advanced to asii Quicksilver 2is. Pacific Mail was
steady at 99iSlOO WellsFeo Express advanced to 49,
American Merchants Union sold at a. Railway shares
opened strong and advanced from t91 per cent Tho
feature OF the market the advance OF per cent in
st. Pau Common; the opening sales were made at 663
from which It advanced to 6s finally closing at co. New.
York Central opened at l59i sold at 1901 closing 1904
Reading opened al sit closing Oh; Michigan Southern
opened at 9i sold at 49, closing on; Fort WAYNE was
steady at llsia119, and Rock Island at l2sal2s, Ohio
and Mississippi Common declined per cent There were
no afternoon Boards; the market closed firm with a
good demand for the leading shares At the National
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
DONRsTIC MARKETS.

CtscySlT O. March 3Flour nomiusJ unchanged Gria rom
ihav unchanged Cotton auet and 6rm Mdlng E1e
nothing doing WHISKY duh at Sic Mess Pork dull snd nomnal
a, sol 81 Lard NORMALLY unchanged Bulk Meats drner s6oais
t sides ilc; generally beiI IT, higher Bacon hmeri s69gee
demand a. 2ie siis, i6i67e; held 'e higher Hans
Gold l3l. Exchange trmer. -, ooo ,,,. =, a. q, No
5OdSs Amber Nintei - Tor W hte ana
cago Spug 81 IS Corn anl other grhins nominal a
roid Preghs-Flou Boston 9c to heNfo S'ei !" Albany
BryyIro March I3Flou uncbsgei Wheat neglected Gora
d Neg SOagle on tack; Old nominal at 9 IN store oAs d1h
RYE nominal Port sud Lard unehaugeL .,,o.-t--
CucAGo March lBIchaDge on SeNierf qne h ~ s
selling and il0 of buying Flour heavy - N@@A st Oi
SupeGue S5d Sc for spring BItraA Wheat qustt no
No Fi OQl; 99cdS Sli CorE du New, FIut- OaS Gun
No quiet' No 81 l6 Barley nominal fro'son
quiet and unchanged Dressed hssa Sll 790PH ~ Cas qHe
and unchanged - So 81, -. ~. as-saes
Coics aud Iowa - asa S5 70 Medium S9d % p noe
d,eLinz; ss a. % for No l. and sl 05 fr No Oats dsehn
RE lower Barley unchanged fo'hom ua Ao
unchanged. Dressed fogs trm at sl2GsI9 - - -
Mo- March l1Tobaeco B"mlay unenhnIel fIoa'
,rS isr.l daSc sales P supereBs e56s5 20 RI IS 7e
s6 coz Doube Erts 81 Treble Extra SBeS9 wheat du
Ine Red aud White IL 81 55 Choice 81 7TGsl ' Hooa
70 Choice No spring 81 l5G 81 20 Com beAv{; Choice WoH
Odeic; Fancy G076c Oats unchanged Barley dsshngi me
Iowa Suing 81 81 a5; choice 81 g6s2 10 axe dnl a.
III 30d sl IS Pork hnBer Bacon dull WhbEy duh Ca'u' IN
changed Hogs frm Al Ss6El07 70 ~ +, ..o -,
Ga March No;toh quet and iSaay aeA ~ pAcs
Miiings Tic receipts 237 bales - n
WILriscToy n c. March l3-Spris Tupentne tnl Rosn
active ~ . Gy9 90 Crude Turpen'us quiet Tar qoieI
l3--Tobicco-Saes rs bids Lugs TJ05s
COMMON Cutng Leaf 80 goa IS a0i Hart County SE a.,
KEwORLEAss March l1Cotton aeiVe and irregular ni
dns Zlc sales bales; receipts o2 bales exports, 80 bales
Gold sterling BIehauge liJi ComuereAlB Ne"iorG sshh
premium.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
CIVIL.

EstaDan Amengual agt. The Steamship Hunts
ls Was suit brought by the Captain and owner
81 S ship hueya Aurea TO recover 10000 from
sH ~, ~ b .S sseamship 8unsvle, for damages sus-
$ahed W the Nueva Aurelia by being rnn INTO bv fbe
HI5sTs as on and h9 Sy 2SG OF March sailing be-
tiOn OF all the proofs, ordered decree i'm fsvo - th a.
belant with reference 10 ascertain and renort ihs
amount OF damage "AN I'Por' 'ne
IN the Surrogates Court the following wills
were proved, last week by Surrogate TncEer 1htiiS
s.n, James 3 Thomas, Lmmebne @. Jordan, Mary ~
&Atbans' Elizabeth II. Monroe, Augustus III Ward
asG!A H. DO st. LegeT Conrad TintsL Cstharne" BoH
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
THE STATE OF TRADE. r..

-Ioo
I,.,oS March Eli mConsos Is for MONEY asa %
q, G ,rconnt ed States TFery bonds 6ru s S5 sieen
steady Er 2sl; Illinois 9. Atsbto AMI Gra' "sh'ern' OF
Common Rosie G & y cxt Lasaed on, 81 3d. y tan ,.
m-Ihe Cotton Sloseo
bot not ouoblT hgber Mdng Upands I'D hlddng Orleans
i2idl2d -. 40, r.. ..., md o1
m the aecount United States FeTWeuJ bonds quiet 90 SHOCKS
ouiet Ers ~. Illinois g1 Atlantic snd Great Western ~
LyEEPooI l1-i m.Cotlop csstd hnnsri aannE W
lands 2di2it Midlng Orleans, Ridl21i saes %
Wheat AZ GENITAL for California White snt 8B for No ke1 es
Pe,s i6 y quarter Canadian Bacon 63 Lard, Ioi TeNI
HGyRE March l3-The Cotton market opens hrm - -. -.
FRASEToRr lJEveuing-Uutei states fVel"enV p'nu
Quiet AZ 87l Tor the issue OF 1852 -. - =, os.
Pass March 3Bvennhe II quiet Rentes ~ IT, s0c
IyKRPooI March lJ-EyeuHg -TaoR scuye at 41iJ Y eSt
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
THE CASE OF FISK AGAINST THE PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD

The case of Jas. Fisk, jr, against the Di-
rectOrs Of the Union Pacific Railroad was brought up
before referee at No. 20 Nassaust Saturday stay OF
proceedings in the having been agreed by
gel The examination brought 90 a sudden stop,
poweyer by witness behalf OF plaintiff refusing TO
pe sworn on the ground that the defendants had taken
the suit out Of the hands Of the referee by serving ubpe
nas and thus endeavOFng 70 continue the suit at law
after the Judge had ordered stay Of proceedings Ow
ng 70 the infomaty complained Of, the hearing was
sonrned after much learned argument on both Sides
tor Judicial consideration.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
T'HE EARTH CLOSET COMPANY,
HARTFORD. CONN.
ME MTST CONGRATULATE
Sroposnls.
OPTIcE CoNGRTssloSAL PKINrEu. (:
WAsHtN6ToN. February II. lf6J /.


PROPOSALS for ENGRAVINGS OF the IL
Patept for l56sEALED PROPOSALS vii be received
this Ohee until l5 1850 l0 o'clock fdrushny
the Report Of the Coumisuon Of Ps Nr h ysat
1869 With o the pateEe aud gl Character o. se pcs
each illustration for obsrsss furnishing Tie Aasaroai or LAT
report -. =. a.. ......
arrange numerical order nearT a eolaI
With and eompsetness The work u be deAeed a
free Of for ausposion, and subject 70 as spao
lection Of the Congressional Printer.
The Committee Of CoDess Pubhe Printing wouA prsh
have the Illustrations for the Pasnt O kefori
1867 accordance With the standard berrtse adopted y m M
bev proposals quality Of work but desire 70 se -
expense branch Of toe Pablo plntn2 prompts % 10 ao D
nronoss for essrype plates Inferior style Of norkmaup
aho for furnishing the illustrations b. engraving taoSPs@nJ
Tie awards will be made the lowest and best bidder r ~ -s
IA, GOUean>ai rsgir beng paid 70 the execution ~ vo
usder TIE direction joint Committee Printing Who rzsrs a
hight 10 reject any or al ofths bids
from tbe Congressional Pnt"r s"gs o jas
ratous sucieh nrber % nn and mui acconPa Ter
work Wit sfle tat g was
ade 10 .hs estabshuent bdr and that be pos
pseeary Abilities prompt and proper n tie snr
the supplying eecapr plate othofe pages must
De furnished IhSt may be Subjected 70 practical tests 80
B1ders rtQuirs tor tie work ~ M tsafo1 VITA
Illustrate desgn Is sometimes tie EASEL toe wtels
Of sgures will b. estimated aud paid r as single raeh
proposal S be considered unless accomprd - bond Sis
security approval United States Jutge Dsu Attorney
penalty " $1,000 that tie bidder beTs " be Or tbr
proposa shall be accepted; vii execute The work n ieorA9e VIA '
pwpossL u -, -,
The number Of Illustrations will be about tie IN he ~ n
ish Cd volume
AM further information required vii be furnished
ths Ofce 70 tue Coumlssouef Of Paenis
Bauk viii furnished npol Application 10 the lhde zne
and proposal N be considered which does not oooA prsy
Herewith.
ws,hugton D. c. Of Hon H. r. A8thouy y Se1aiei 9a
Of Representatives, or % - undersigned and hocsd
on the envelope Proposals for Patent Office Report"
Cong
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Peas,s and Rctrt ef& .., -, a.
Ial6J ses bush Wheat 1851 bush Sorp % % u % NJ
kr Fioar $40 Cotton 26a bale. wool lhz gt i' pc
Lr Beef go pkFA Lard 963 pkg Cut Nests i Pkgs Dus
Cheese 3l bh Refined Pet emu en' "a ,I.
I'd bb Crude Petroleum O34 bills Tar 90 bs Peh t Dds
R S bbs Tobacco 5 pEgI To5aeoo rs bba hoasses Pkg%
LA Mustar
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15

nard, Frank O'Conneu, Annie NJ JacobuS Franklin II.
Cutting, Cornelius Badgley, Charlotte j. Bullus. Patrick
Lennon. Letters OF administration granted Of estatesviz
Martin Golden John Cuddy. Patrick Ryan, CathAriDe
LeschhOm william Smith, KarOlina Braym@D, LemAn
Bloom, Catbarne a. Thomas, John Haas, Adam Karg,
Eliza Metcalf Margaret RushvOrth, John O'Brien
Charles Mawer Cynthia A. Cool Thomas Clarke, Francis
Smith, Laura Levy,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15

COfPBEThs general market very da buthsro Is
Flour AND NEAI-our Flour market Ia, been very quiet, and
under th. ls favorable ntns m EtIope more lrf1 arA aud
note better inquiry both or shipping brands and Family Tnds n.
srtes to-day las aei's the ,ilss 800 LbG at 47odt5O
State S sod 80 70 the gs grades Of Western EIiA s6gSs7 r
El. sG % or sSSa9 6o s ia ~ 81 s & s1a ,,o
and Family brands 81 va $780, 81 09s1 IS r Am-r Winter
do ss 5o0 80 " Tor Family Jd 7 ~ m ST. Louis RIIr.
and Double EIA Clhus FOur hss sales ofio0 es %
sc 5000 % for ordinary good EIi Baltimore lbd County 80 %
w., a. - d M i' M M St'Ta & 'so Tig@a 20 ssd ~ 80 % isn 90
Flour 70 lar dsIAbd ,alss Of go bb At ttds7 Corn Meal du
Brs,dySas Bag Meal active Coarse Nss 81 Io@si 6o Fss Yst
Wheat Flour i isscl,s At sassS % H. i6o n D. baei
GkAlsA good degree Of activity has characterized whs,t
"a beth Winter and spring good demand prevailed or spnag
iqr and milling and Winter Iasn to mls sIts5 oi
Since then has p, been recovered with Aar inquiry idr Apmrn
the sonesop The nou or sl0@fS Gy .sy'
bush q, 81 q q o No. Chicago sPrg store 81 '2s %
ley has been lhsd demand a. the close ihs nsriet /,
se,v ss.v oAd quite S5 closing nominal Barley Max steady
bette, dsnsOd chiefly speculative closing price, DOmna
@ Sfs i S" 6 foS SSS $, ssl S1 @ dr. The & ;'
oa oaG.. and 5Ss the RR dspd Indian Corn has ruled
i, $ b.ny 'S Id 1 n sea ,s..s ss,S S..s;
&c &c western White At se DO YELLOW 9e Southern yellow
gUsSEss market o Bags and Cloth quiet We quote
g;T ios ,6s ioT%t, and as f2r !hs lstis
oi1s, Ps 1IG, "a. are dsas 1s'lhngsd JSte selling
GSod and laal6e. for Choice 10 Fshcy
MoLLASSkS-Eo sales prices sndfslr nominal.
1 % TG,Os koh are dull sasA Of Common strained ~
0iLs-AReiean iLnSeed !, steady at sI O7aslos Crude Fish
6ssd At Vi S wsi1 & a1e' At 81 TO- ea sPen de-
9 Red O At ss for both Western City dsen and
PRovsIoSsThsts has been moro, as, In IN. marie, od,,
eoms hsaU sod somsNhAi unsettled salsa aof $50
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15

Money wns in good demand at 7por cent, with eTcep
tonal loans on Governments at per cent Commercial
paper is more active az 5dIO with the bulk OF ransac-
tons at per cent The banks poor and have all they
can do to Accommodate their regular cutomers The
approach OF the lst Of April which Is quarter day. VIII
require quito liberal shipments O! currency the country
banks who have been loaning their balances hero.
Sterling Exchange was dun The nominal quotations
we're lOS alO9 for prime bankers co day bib, and l09iG
1921 for short sight bills.
Freights-To Liverpool by steamer, $50 bales Cotton
al 3l6d.
The Michigan Central Road earned for tie first week
in March
lC59...."s7ts lsCa.... $3.50 Increase sl7.na
The Western Union Railroad cared for tle lrst week
In March:
lgsa.... sIA9n loIl Ilne-ene....sI,n
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
III. 5. EN6ISHEIts OFFloE. No. Il safest,
ALBAsY, y. T., March 10. 1893. J

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- oes unta y o'clock MoSDAf April io9 % bkhDC-
ING r Uuitei Hun River sbort miles BE-
ios Albany CHANNEL Seeght haudred fet ong snd f-e
hundi aide depth Of eleven feet at mean ioS
material dredei 10 be deposited behind the dyke 70 bs
built ueart the c1sngel
The cubic contents ~ POSITION TO he taken ont estimated shef
careful survey ffyune thousand hundred AID sevenuos
bst foil particulars with sounding can be obtained ba
orc whereby ladders make t5eir estimates
must BE- commenced b. ADn 26 1852 sHd be completed by
wu b. received for The whoe complete bet
yard No bid R be received unless made The pgt a
this Office accompanied b. gusrte Tbs
bidder viii be required TO into contract h The aa
good sufficient grees stAnps Tor contracts al bes
uru 81 By the Contractor The United states reserves tae t
10 reject all bids deemed disiiy2ntseeolS
~ JOHN ". WILSON.
Major Engnees and Byt Colonel L. ;. A.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
C1rws & Co.. Bankers. No. 81 wall-st.. WORK.

SAFE DEPOsIT DEPARTMENT or TIE NATIONAL
PARK BANK-For the safe-keeping. and protection
from fire and burglars Of Securities Of all kinds, in
cluding Bonds, Stocks Mortgages Wills and Dia-
monds and valuable Jcwclry Of every description.
An inspection Of the vault constructed by The Ma
tiOna Park Bank in their building viii at once
convince all parties interested that tho most perfecJ
attainabe security has been reached and a; an ex-
trerney moderate annual cost 10 each individual do
positor The officers viii take pleasure in showing
the vault on application.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
r. DEpATTsTsT oT FISlScE BUHGAU o'l

CIrY ov Nav YopK DKpARrAENr " fINANcE bukAAUVE|
rHE RECEIVER TAxEs HousE. PARK - ChAmosEs@
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby gwen tnat ali
ANDREW SMITH esq., Attorney fer the C0heenoa o.
Personal Tes No l9 NassauL that the oooAs hug sues
arrears will be found at aaid ofee. , l. A.
No person bus the said Attorney the undersigned
receive or recent except In eases
hereafter when Marshal whom The aAme VIII
n "a eaert he .oun included thereu and all warrants efes
@ .1s 20 sse ths payment Psonal Taxes bssoI
" BERNARD shITR Receiver.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
THE MARKETS.
lc,rtuIlt r,rcr..I for II. Trlhnn. |

ItaF'faIJ TefVf.eI I0T Ih' Irhnbe -
March H. 1852
ASIESPots In fair demand bu' les sat 81 IS
dS1 g1k reats Al nominal
COTTOE-Tbs active aud the dosed
aet Of J bales Of which @ iau b pnners. 70 by
GZ7 bT exporters; sales also Of 100 bales Los tdiBg
April 27i 100 bs do 2c 10 bales do Pile ~ bales
for MGy At NE. and 200 90. az .6c We quote follows
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15

The Bank Statement shows an Increase of Legal Ten
ders OF Sei ass and decrease u Specie of f27s1 The
Deposits have decreased S2ii979 ana thc Loans tt2oS
Circulation shows Increase OF S.50. TIE Legal R0-
serve has decreased G,cs4g'2
The amount Of fractional currency received from the
Printing Division Of the Ire ,UTy Department Tor the
week ending March i3 was tf50 tho shipments were,
f3500O Treasurer spinner held DO trust ior tAe National
Banks security Tor circulation, S+1ft5D. and for
public deposits S3..HGi.g5J Tho National Bank rotes
issued during the week verc G. foo; total 20 date tlS
2Ug3C mutllatCd bills returned t4Egy'l. notes Cf In.
solvent banks redeemed Ft1cgi. Actual circulation AZ
this date SZggOlgZJ Fractional currency redeemed aud
destroyed during the week. 5itg.llo
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15

Exchange there we're large transactions in Erie Raway
shares at 36la aS7. United States sold at 6S,
Messrs. PuestOn, Raymond & Cs. report the closing
quotations at the 1889 O. IN Ronrd as follows:
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
NEW.YORK BRANCH OFFICE,
No. 153 BROADWAY.
JOHN L. DE WITT. RESIDENT DIRECTOR.
STATE OF ILLISoIs,

(
MIGHT'VE OTTfCK, SPRINGFIELD jan % lSeJD
DY virtue of and in accordance with the pro
D visions Of hs Legislature Of the State Of Hno cav
relation to the payment Of the principal and
the Debt" approved February y 1883 JOHN
Governor Of the State Of Illinois DO hereby uo,G a whom - n
concern that the dsy Of April 1889 AT TB AhkklSAn
EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK, IN TIKI CITY OF hEh'lOkh
the Treasurer Of Of oos N the bosdI Ia sae
bsaer particularly designated ia ths proesmaon ana b 'rtoe N
pursuance Of said S Ido further uo all NhSm mar oose
tha upon each ard all o. said bonds will cease ron %
paTmsn, specified I notice 70 vii from tie said ' Gay '
April l561. VI ,.,.s.s
steel payable 1902 aud Numbered as follows: Nos ~ g. 81
5a % si 81 IS g2 TO- i9 10 l2J l6l l62 l6J 1t TO l5
i61 no I'll l72 49, lsa 2L 2 - ?s6 7 2Is g1 ~ zz z
3O sos 3of 5fJ 3t5. $40 ass $50 5l ~ 80 - ~ ~
az s az 40 t2 40 ~ ~ sc 81 ts tS 90 81 81 80 80 ~
500 sol, so2 aO3 - aC9 20 SJ ~
s3 5ol s9l SO s9 So e62 o3 e6 G2 o.. e 81 go a1 @
ss s2 ss ESQ 9 e5 ssJ s4 sSS go s' as ss9 49,
con s8 $50 $40 $40 9L si3. 9l8. go
The STATE upoa Macaer and StsbhaI Bonds approved Feb
Liquidation Boui issued 70 James Hoo numbered
70 III Qneusvs No 2l ~ 10 seuss Sf So each aud
No 100 for Z 400.
aoEy whereof beauo set ny band sHd cause to be a1Isd
the Great Sea- of State. - -.
JOHN NJ. PALMER, Governor
d, III. Oov,rsor EDvlyp RuNwEG Secretary Of State.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-15
rh0 fnllnwlnr uere thn ~ for nnnk stocks:
nd The following for Rallroad bonds:

Nev.Tork i2s3. % Ct Western lh Mort 1863 los
EeW.York CeGtll6 8l5...sO c. Western u N7naee ~ %
Hry.lork Central IS Ms So Iowa L. Mort 20
Chic x l. Pscc......... S4l
Fre "A 4h Mort Ind $780, Cleveland Toledo Sink Fuud yji
Bgfso NY. Erie lst NJ. II % hcsJ-rsey Ceutrf - NJ "
Hul r. - h Mig leG91o..lc N-wJorsey Centn "a h.'"lW
lind n - 2l Nge 1873 lg3 Aoui. l Nurtyaee 9t
Harlem l Nprty8 g l0I Morris 2d Mortgage. SJI
Mich Cen. new ls b. GLE us u Naynr Clle ~ lI0i
Chic, Bar O. C., let MILO Ce'end PUsnfgh "a VI M ~
D. ID NoTt..... 9t Cleveland lsb %1h h ti
Nrb pa nc. g-i Chicago Alton sinking Pgn! %
ai,op II m la Mart - % thcaFa & Alton IL. MoTi .lS
iI+o- n n Alton Inc S'l
H. % Mort lue.. lt OHIO SAfA lst Aofagr ~
Chile n. WsstIn lst Mort 90 WI 81 Paul ist No 'I
CorsoIgtet "a = coUrerhe a si Paul ls;M, 9l0 yt
nan St Jo ia CT - 100 Nraukcs 81 Rul lst Mort %
I9p gt Ia C,nveriibl. NIL ~ Paul 81 Mort 30
Toledo Nahah l NJ 90 Dill au 81 Paul NJ d'.' 81
Tol Wabash Eg1ip. Bonds ~ Che g. Easien lsI ho ~
Tai " 4 r..t 4 4