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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-01-14
EXuberant Health

Is blessing vouchsated to few. Even those who
have been favored by nature with strong constitu-
lions and vigorous frames are apt to neglect the
precautions necessary to preserve these precious
endowments. indeed a rule, the more healthy
and robust man is. the more liberties he lie in
clined to take with his physique. 1t lie some
consolation to the naturally weak and feeble TO
know that they can be so inYigorated and built
has placed at their disposal as have much bet
ter chance of long life and exemptions from disease
and pain, than the most athletic of their fellows
who are foolish enough TO suppose Themselves in
vulnerable, and act accordingly.
1t is not too much to say that more tdaD LIZ. the
people Of the civilized world need an occasional
tonic, to enable them to support the strain upon
their bodies and minds, which the fast life of this
restless age occasions In fact, p7e 2C750ies0B7e
Upegcitsng tonic is the grand desideratum of the
busy millions. and they have the article in HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS. 1t is sTAMI-
NAL MEDICINE, e. it imparts permanent strength
to weak systems and invigorates delicate consti-
tutons. Its reputation and its sales have steadily
increased. Competitive preparations have been
introduced 0d Eibitan, and. far the public is
but they have al, either persisted in the attempt,
or Deen lett lar IN the rear 1t has been the GREAT
MEDICAL SUCCESS OF THE PRESENT CENTURY, and
it is quite certain that proprietary medicine in
this country is as widely known. or as generally
used.
Ten lightning presses, running necessarily Sun
days eXcepted,) the whole year through. barely
supply the demand for the Illustrated Almanac,
in which the nature and of the preparation
set forth, the circulation now being over five
millions year.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-01-14

THE Coroner of Louisville the other
day found family living eight miles from
the city in miserable hoyel, and suffering
from want and misery. The mother of
the family lay dead on pallet, the father
was down with heart disease, one daughter
| was nearly dead with consumption, and
five ragged, filthy little children were
| wasted by hunger to living skeletons.
The mother had hitherto supported the
| family, but died from pneumonia, brought
| on by over-exertion and exposure. Ample
relief was supplied at once.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-01-14
Be On Your Guard Against Counterfeits

We cordially respond to the request Of DR. >:
p. Hartman q Co., Proprietors OF mis- HERS
HERB BITTERS, to warn the public that this
celebrated Tonic and Stimulous Is not sold by the
quart, gallon or barrel. 1t is put up solely in
cork, bearing likeness Of DR.. Misher, All others
are e0nnterfeits,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-01-14

a DRUNKEN sailor recently ran his horse
over j. Ross Browne, the United States
Minister to China, as he was passing on
the streets at Shanghai, recently, bestow-
ing on Mr.. Browne many serious bruises
on the head, but no dangerous one.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-01-14
FRypERIsxTowN, Knox Co, o.
EayeYll her 2 1863.

LIPPINcoTr & BAKEwRLL- ~. ...,rat =.
1r siys II received your second fsed JacKrt X
per express, and acknowledge me same ,li
kone6 of all whose desires necessities MAKE II t
business chop with an axei you'd say sss
Doctorss opinion without his rea5ons Is OF llttie
value viii give my reasons fs-t r.a se1 es
round on the cut, it does not sack II me wo4 90
T1jrd-Eyery chopper with the common axe must ois-
cy that there as much labor snd strength expend-
ed in taxing the ont of the cut as IN making the
bIoT E6ssyzd-This with the Red Jacket Is ali avoid
ed and from one-third oneaif the labor Is saved in
cutting the same quantity. Flth-By putting in the
same Tabor that necessary with common axe you
can easily make at least thirtyhree per cent. more
wood In the same time. You saio IN letting any
honest try your Red Jacket on these tests ana u
1t fails, refund him his money.
Respectfully, yours.
HARRY BALDWIN.
For sale by 81 responsible Dealers anone n,anutae'
turerS, LlYPLkCUTT q kAhEty h4-ts, y, .
Jecset Petsass lisk g
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-01-14
THE WESTERLY FARMER

The Best Cteopest agricultural paper. Subscrib
at once. $500 year. Send rtamp for specimen an
terms to club agents to w +. DAVIS, lis Dearbor
street, tTimes Building) hicago, Madison, Wis.
The New York herald., 1869-12-28
THE TRADES.

THE TRADES.
WATCH AND JEwELRY REPAIRER WANTED
w Steady and permanent employment for man that Ia
wen qualified. Address WATCH, Herald once.
VNANTED-MACHINEsT, BOILERMAKERs, COPPER
w smiths, nremen and andsmen for the United States
Navy. Apply 10 Z. RODE, Is Market st.
w ANTED-A GOOD WORKMAN on FRENCH AND
w American clocks. ID. q. H0DGENs CO.,
No. Cortlandt st.
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS DRAUGHTSMAN IN
w civil engineers Office. The applicant must be mister
of his business accurate figures and expeditions with his
PEN Address W., box l2s Herald Office.
VNANTED-A BUTCHER FOR A RESTAURANT, WHO
w Ia good judge OF meats, poultry and game; one who
understands marketing preferred Address, with reference
BUTCHER, Herald oflce.
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.
ON DEMANDE-UNE FRANCHISE QUI SALT BIEN
~ coudre pour soigncr des jeunes demoisees. On ex
gera des bons rensernemen Saresser de 10 heures Jus
qua midi au $50 bme
The New York herald., 1869-12-28

HANDSOME COTTAGE, FOURTEEN ROOMS; ALL I'M
II provements Carriage House. &C., with eighteen Lots
fruits grapevines, &C. choice Locations S50 Also three
story brown stone House, all improvements; $4,000 For
sale on easy terms, will exchange for hardware.
B. D. ALLEN, corner Broadway and Ralph avenue
The New York herald., 1869-12-28

A RARE CHANCE. IF SOLD BEFORE THE 1sT-l
~ will dispose Of the very valuable Lease of untowr
Hotel newly furnished, low rental and In fun running
order. Apply with $4,000 cash, balance time.
ALEX HUMPHREY, No. Clinton place.
The New York herald., 1869-12-28

4 x ELIZABETH STA TRUSTWORTHY, ELDERLY
fO American lady housekeeper for gentle
men can every economy and be depended Call OF
address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Io.,oy Oct 2ll a. -Consols % for both money anl
~. account Ameucau United states fiy
Trepty bo1. IeG2 81 1865 old 81 1861 o.; Ten Pore 20
ol ou.t Erir as lois Atlantic and Crest Western ~
ItyErooL oct u.Ibe Cotton market o.'u~i queti
Mdipg UVisns I2 NIlns Orleans !L The salt. Of the day
stee stlmateI ~ 1000 bales
IoSpoS Oct 2-Suirts Turpeuine, 2sI T. cwt
Ioxnoy Oct 2-i rAMercln securities ere quet aua Neaoy
uritrd states Five III bonds g Tor the issue Of ltA
oSpoy oct 2l:l5 COEsos closed At ~ iT mcre- and"
3l for the account American securities closed quiet ami STEADY ~
the fnowug Quotations: United States FveT"ehV bonds o 81
1865 old 81 1901 TeufOTtes 20 stocks STEADY hne "a.
Illinois Atlantic and Great Western, 2lt.
I,vpRpoo m--1he Cotton market clotel quei
Mdng Cpands 1874 Maug Orleans llL hc sales Of the az
have been u0 lt. which 400 kn of tplr Atd speua
on Cheese pei the best grades Of American S-e lie
fined ~ trplem / i gallon.
Standard aauat ,--,--,-,.,o-,
f,f the pi Sth $500.
P,His oct 2-The Bourse opcus fat Rct'es m Pc
.yEN 2Tr Coit et g-ri Tot Doi on oi hAu
sfast: Tres Ur!iuaire on the Spot, lf.E cat
FaEfs Oct D. w-Ihc boufsr closed it Nencs ~ re
IAyKy oct Cotton closed nCye bit prices have 'rlarai Tres
Oriuare lgIi francs. Low Mdug aho lJs iAuca
ASrwkKP Oct 2-FetiOlegm closed quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
SATURDAY. Oct. 2--P. N.


Gold opened at 1SOs, sold at 1903, 1898, closing
t2ei al29I
The transactions have been moderate, and the market
-savod Of speculatye interest The settlement OF the
asputed gold accounts made some progress today ana
It is anticipated that the Gold Exchange Bank VIII DO III
condition 20 dsburse the balances due brokers by Mon
day or Tuesday Should this hope prove true the Gold
Room will be reepened next week
Government bonds were firm under moderate invest
rnent demand State bonds weregeneraly higher Ten
hessee per cent sold at 81 New bonds, b2ad52a; VIZ
gnia New per cent asa; North Carolina per cent
3d. New Special Tax bonds, 4sd47t Missouri per cent
es Louisiana per cent, 6sa970 Railway ponds were
steady on moderate transactions. Miscellaneous shares
were unsettled with small transactions. Pacific Mail
cold at 6ta621; Express shares were dull and steady;
Adams sold at 81 Wells Fargo, l7dl7s American SosS
sl United States 5aQ52 Railway shares opened strong
In sympathy with the advance in the Vanderbilt Stocks
which strongly supported and made sharp ADVANCE
on New.Yonk Central, which sold at l20l7Si Hudson
sold at 1866 Harlem. 1885, Erie steady at 81 d35 Read
fng sold at 93A; Michigan Central l206i2i Fort wayne
93asl; Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy, l6S; New
Jersey Central 100; Hannibal and ST. Joseph ITO; New
York snd New-Haven, 100. The Northwestern ana st.
Paul shares moderately dealt In but were without
special interest Rock Island sold largely at at
the board but was weaker at the close, selling at 106
The transactions In Michigan Southern have been large
90 the exclusion of the balance Of the list 1t is stated
that meeting of the directors will be held in this city on
Monday to appoint Treasurer In place OF Mr. Legrand
Lockwood who has rendered his resignation and also
that statement of the affairs Of the Company will be
made at the time showing to what extent the road
will be loser by the suspension of Lockwood Co. No
new facts have transpred relation to the matter and
the public will receive the information when procured In
an official shape.
Thefaiure of Messrs. Adams, Kmball Moore was off,
e1ay announced well ashat of Messrs Pueston Ray
mond e. Co., who forced to this step in conse-
ouence of defalcatjon Of o clerk for large amount
These failures had unsetting effect upon the market
and caused depression OF a per cent In prices The
Of the Bank Statement buoyant tone
70 the market New York Central advanced $780, and the
Western list from to per cent higher. At the
close the market was steady.
The following were the closing quotations OF Govern
nnenf honda;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
And the following for Railroad bonds:

The week closes upon good supply Of money on call
al per cent in currency although exceptional loans
were made to-day at coin interest The panic ohe past
week has not disturbed the banks which were in con-
servatiye condition. they report that their balanceshSe
shown no dimnuton in consequence Of the panic. The
financial troubles Of spectators have been confined
within limit and have not extended to tho mer-
camille classes beyond the disarrangement Of business
I'm consequence Of the block in the Gold Exchange Bank
The condition OF the mercantile classes has proved to
have been sound failures having been reported In the
grain general produce trade This fact is the Of
general satisfaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04

The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Is 3C7 miles
long cost with equipment $15,2SJOOO and is doing
large and steadily increasing business, the earnings
for August 1862 being s53725 SO more than for the
corresponding month of 1863 The road has n
bonded debt of but S2,364,GOO To retire this debt
at maturity and to effect certain valuable extensions
which will largely increase their business. the Com
pany have morgaged the entire road. rollingstock,
franchise, and income TO James Punnett and Junius
b. Alexander of New-York, to secure the payment Of
eight million dollars of First Mortgage Bonds which
are now offered for sale at ninety and accrued inter
est. The bonds arc for one thousand dollars each,
have thirty years TO run, and bear seven per cent
interest annually, payable in April and October, at
the Bank of America, in this city. The security Is
undoubted and the bonds constitute perfectly safe
and very desirable investment The agents of the
company in New-YoIk are Messrs. j. b. Alexander
g. Co, No. 10 Nassau-st. and John j. Cisco d Son,
No 50 Wall.st,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04

COFFEE-n west India grades there not much DOING
pres remaining before Rio Is fairly active and slesdyi sales
here Of 80 bags Paau 65 ex Upland, private terms ana III
B,lmore SO baes SeuOrita, at lisS, gold, la bond
FLOUR AND MRAI-Durug the have had fair de-
Of activity market for Western and State Flour bat We have
note marked decline grades aud much eu.ary IA
prices better brands The demoaIed condition Of
the COLO markets aud stringent money maei
trade, and. with liberal arrivals. there has been a
strong pressure % TeaiEei this could only be done
BY ooncDg ds New Spring Wheat Erras have III
creased but hey pentyj them are OF Ordinary qua
quite SOFT and 10 not sell freely the bulk OF e Iecep nave
mainly and Wheat Extras these have been
slow Of tie the week have been hayy We have
added materially stock Family grades and these have been
limited request and could oay he disposed Of largely b. submitting 70
the business Of the week has been chiefly eohln 10 Tue
aud Provincial trade; there fair trade bat
Al business
done Tor Spring Extras Medium
Family grades upsABbe offered
1890 bbs at IS 81 Superfne State
80 j 81 10 for o. 85d S65
for the low grades OF Western Extra &6 asa SO Tor good
Spring Extras SO 2OU 80 for New Minnesota lows Rasi
&c l6 for City Shipping EItras GCObG 80 Shipping
HoOB; 81 70 for Trade brands 80 10059 for
Family 5d 30 fJT Amber Winter Wheat state and West
80 $5d 81 for White Wheat do do 80 10 for Family
do for Louis Extra Singles 10 BJ6&7 80 for do
Double aud 81 55a 30 for 40 Triple California and Oregon FLOUR
Acys the supply Is reduced sales Of 800 SACKS Common
IS O6A7 Southern Flour active but prices nave down
ward tedeucJi sales to-day 800 bills at 90 $3.50 % r ordinary
Baltimore b50 81 for Extra Georgia
and Virginia. 81 0d BIO 50 for Family SO 0R7 70 FOR Extra
Maryland ard Delaware aud 81 3a oil for Family do do Within
the last week 0OO TO 1000 bb disposed Of for export M the
Provinces not before reported within prices Rye flour
and heavy 500 bills 81 2O0S6 O5 Corn
aSb Is for Yellow do s5 50 for jersey and 90 Is for Brandy
Buekwheat Flour lower aud dull at af6Ss Is 100 N.
fRhGTS 0rer; Liverpool 40 900 bush Wheat 9f9
an W steamer 9 BUSH w. 81 lOid. sn4 Wv bss Cooa a. td
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LOAN.-SeCured
by Land Grant of Three Millions of Acres in Kan
sas and Colorado, a FIRST MORTGAGE upon the pro
posed extension of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan, Kansas. to Denver, Colorado, and a
mortgage upon the road now in successful operation
for 4S7 miles and earning more than enough TO pay The
interest on this neW loan. This loan runs 80 years
pays per cent principal and interest PAYABLE IN
GOLD. There is no better Investment in the market
For maps, pamphlets, and circulars address DAB
NEY. MORGAN g. Co., No. SO Exchaugeplace, and NJ.
K JEsUP g. Co.. No. 70 Pine-st. ~ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FIpsr MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BONDS FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, ISSUED BY THE
BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY-We confidently recommend these
Bonds as a frst-class investment at the price they
Weld about 10 per cent interest per annum. Only
limited amount are offered before advancing the
rate Pamphlets and full particulars eau DC had ON
HENRY CLEws & Co., No. 80 Wall-st,
Financial Agents of the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

FER CdH1l Tossr,s, and NrHradds -
Ia bales Cotton, III bash. Nhe,
22 buss Corn 6Ol7 bush Oats % bush Beans SOD bh$ ha
400 Ibis Gon bills Spirits Tupeune So 6bs Tar ~ Dds
Refined Pet5oe 20 Is bb4 Beef 100 pkgs Butter 1B8
pigs Cher,e pkgs Ashes 30 pkRs ard 10 psgs Dncd Ee ~
rk Fgg, 10 bis Copper Copper ia pkgs Oh Cake 90
- Srch 40 MS WHISKY bales Wool ls5 hAis Tobacco 6,1d
sides Leather, l1J bags Peanuts AZ bales Hops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for The TRInrNg.I

Carefully reported for The TRiBuNIl 900
AsHEs-POts are arm demand 81 3;i9s' Gi Pearls
inactive.
COT1ONsd has been active and quite general prices show
improvement Of THE h. and the whole market e coe mas
pngi sales OF $40 bs bJ last
evening arrived Of which 1881 taken BY exporter
snner 08 by spectators and 100 In traunt For future
delivery market Grer sales Of 100 bales for next week at tc
Oct IS at 26 DIDO do 2ic 80 bales 70 Oct 9 26io
10 and 49, 26c 2JO bales 10 October Ic goo bales 10
December pc 20J bales do 2c $50 bales 10 October $40 bales TO
November December ard January 100 bales each month and 200 bales
NesOreans private all on basis OF Low
MI We quo a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, OCTOBER a. 1869

UxrrEp STATES TRsASRr. Nav YoRK, October 1852
N0TICE-The Treasury will make the follow,
ing purchases United states vetweny Bouds aud sales Gold
SUING ~ PURCHASES OF BONDS.
Oct 6-Two millions Five-tventy bonds
Oct I-One million Fyetrenty bonds. lSlnhlng rund.l
SALES OF GOLD.
Oct 5-One million.
1--WE per cent Of all bids be deposited with the bid In eerssed
check a, =. Al. a.. 40
delivery. -. a..
nav be made a any Of the bddiuga "a A.. A..
Tbs nnhs and sales will take place at ~ o'clock on the dy
,bcvs governed 10y the rules heretofore Observed
for purchases and subject TO the restrictions above noted f
Information bad upon application 10 Ae DePuH ASseH' i
urer. al tbs Office ,., -.
~ "" " DANIEL BUTTBRFIELD,
FTr.ae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04

NEw-YORK. Oct. 2.
Stockholders of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway
Co., before parting with their proxies for tho next
election, will please communicate with
JAS. STRUTHERs 81 Co,
a d., dot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04

Paris, short 62oa517s, Antwerp. 623l0522i; SWISS
623i0622,; Hamburg S5los5E; Amsterdam 1Oeiot;
Frankfort losa4O,; Bremen. 7s07si; Berlin 7cse7Os
The transactions of the subTreasury to-day were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
EIGHT PER CENT CURRENCY BoNDs

EIGHT PER CENT CURRENCY BOND8
OF THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA X. IL Co.,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
Endorsed by the State of Georgia.
Entire issue only $4,000.
For sale at 92i and interest by
SOUTTER a. Co. So Wilam-st.
HENRY CLEws d Co., 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
TIE FIRSTMORTGAeE BONDS
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.

IYTRREST SIX PER CENT IN GOLD
The Railroad has In successful operation since Nay
10Th pronounced the Thousands who have passed over IT, TO
be In all respects as railroad in the country
BIZ the Pullman the journey not Only made without danger
bn, u,hou, fatigue The that many have expressed In "
o to the peh overland tip removed b. experience and
the travel IL steadily Increasing
The earpsgs ofthe road opening officially stated By tue
compsuy as ioIoHs
MAY 10 to Nav
Prom June to jane V"E
From July Ito July o|'' 10
passengers aud freight have been largely
acd the earnings August be about the average
They will published fall returns received Tho earn
lpg, q. stated above average Of about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
Sinantui.

SOUTHERN MIssEsorA RALHoAD ConPASI}
EKw.YoEK, Sept a. 1903 )
THE INTEREST due Oct. on the BONDS
4 ofthe SOUTHERN MINNESOTA RAILROAD CoMpAsl VIII ne
paid GU date presentation Of be coupons a. our
- r NJ. MYERS Co.. Bankers No ~ Finest
OyUCn or ms CHfoAGO ALros RAILROAD C0NPAs
No IL PfsEsT. NEw.YoKk, Aug 10 lF5 %,
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD flho
ONORTG AGE SINKING FUND BOSDS-Noee hereby gwen hst
this dy designated by lot Bonds numbered ~ al
1888 40 1874 599 HJ ~ 81 ~,
4g $40 $40 gg and 65 Of each redemption According
the terms fills Mortgage Interest thereon viii cease Nov looI Inc
are ready 10 pAy them Interest far acenti on
ursSsuUon and ,ur5ssdsr IS j. TILDkN No 70 Waist N y
A. H. MLYER. he 81 EusAast " l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
EIGHT NILLION DOLLARS A YEAR,

which will steadily augmented By the development OF the PaHo
Coast b. settlement along the line and by the natural Increase Of
trafc
The Bonds Of the Company amount to s1SooO
Ard the Interest liability +l'23y6o gold about S2J1'O9o 10
currency he Boce that the present earnings provide sh ample
find for The payment aud leave large surplus We are
% se tia, AZ present market rates bonds desire
be Investment they will advance In price as the facts
concerning tie bushes, condition Of the COMPANY arc generally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04

Total since Jan. l. S25SS69
The following comparative statement OF the exports
Of spece from the port of NewYork to foreign ports for
IS years from Jan to Oct O. 1862 and for the cOrre
spending periods in the undernoted years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04

| G0 05d Paiance observation-disclosures. s2231 ,s75 90
Currency receipts Sl2'Go5 40
Currency payments. Zoo'1oz -
Currency balance 81 1904 20
| 1ncjnded in gold NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000 20
Cancelled Gold Certificates sent 10
Washing ton.-.-.........----. lI4Z!e4V W
The receipts of fractional currency for the week ending
TODAY amount to 1925 600 Shlpmentso the assistant
Treasurer at NewYork slOOOo to the Assist mt Treas
urer at Boston, $4,000; TO the Assistant 4easurer AZ
Philadelphia $250 900; to the United States Depository
Cincinnati s25OOO to the United Stats Depository q"
Chicago to the United States Depository a ba
tmore s25 OOO to the United States Depository az nus
burgh $4,000; to National Ba'4s, s6O32s7i hui".0u
bank notes burned during week. sioooSI' SO,h-
amount burned. sl65S1l14; tx currency ~, o
destroyed S202 1856; total arJunt ssuea s'
$40; amount outstanding ri this date S1''04''io' l"
tonal currency redeemed and destroyed during e "eoA
Sl76,950 ,..
third week in july were: ...,o
1868 $1ps,3l6 1869. ...'.slOl''oe Dec.''-'S'o1D
1bo oorn,n-s of the chicago and Northwestern Rail-
way for tle fourth week III September we're
1884 ,s.s7l59 90 1869. s43, 500 96 Decs29,79S "a
For tae month";
ICE Al 6o7 40 1869 81 1921 139 So Dec .s86,33o 20
pbe directors of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific
paroad have declared semitnnual dividend OF 81 per
cent
The following shows the exports exclusive of specie
from the port of NewYok foreign for the week
1867. 1865. 1850.
For the week....,.- S330lb3 fz65bln5 S56uiISb
Previously reported lS3fIS) lZVIJi"E io'o''-oN
Since Jan l....."$ lJ09O25u3 Fi2|,S5i4tO SIHoooI9t
Price Of God..... lt4 I'Ii Loo
The following shows the imports Of foreign dry goods
and general merchandise at the port of Newfork for
the week ending Oct l. and since the beginning Of the
year: ~ ece ,eco
Ire Week. 1867. 1SBS 1851.
DT goods 3 tthlfS fE1uSOS TI'uuluf"o
General merchandise. 241921 4SN,biB Si'Oz'Ooo
Total for the week .S4Oi549 s6I156D s9"5SJ,E4
Previously reported ....l@OO3l luOsJ9OJ' zSIuSl'Zo
Since Jan Leo. -. 1874 55,il3 Slg3I2867 S2844729
The following the dry goods imports, included In
the above, for the same period:
For The Geek lNO7. INhe4. INpt.
Entered at The port..,.., el,@5,l33 s2Wte3 Sit5L58
Thrown on msrket......" Lh8812 229&8 l.5457O
Jan. !. 49, .....-.- ...,,,..,
Entered at pOrt....s 756olls7 $50 l727S eI9l@aS
Thrown U market...... 8l,94IB 68,2l2OS 1otIbGil
exports specie during The week ending Oct 2 "eTe
Previously reported
Total since Jan l. f2oo9ooI
The following comparative statement Of the exports
NJ tha ~ foreign for