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LAG e e r.
BY L. scHNEPEL,

Corner Third and Webster Streets
IN BARRELs, HALFRARRELsAND KEas.
i Delivered tres Of charge within the city
Rttas
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CONTINUED sales Of Bleachsd Musllns,
Wamsutts. LOnsdale and other good
brands st Menksn Bros.
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For Sale or Rent.

RICH and convenient body OF FARM
a LAND. above al overflow, near Helena
Az being 4S acres. OF which 90 are olsarsos
and in a good and healthful Deighoorhood-
wa. WHEATLEYt
Ohice No. 5 Bethel Block
6s Rental and Collecting Agent
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SALES Of Embroiderles, Edgings and
Insertings, at Menken Bros. I
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IL YOU want good old Megibben whisky,
90 10 MArihhen & Bro, 2S1 Main 81.
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THE DAILY APPEAL Is delfUeTed By
JdhhfA o0rrters, Sever times a week for
ttpsntN.fve cents,
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ATTEND the great reduction sale st B.
Lowenstein & Bros. 7
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ATTEYD the greatrsduction sale st b.
LoWenstein & Bros.
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LADIES underwear at greatly reduced
prices a. b. Lowenstein & Bros.L I
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BOARDING..

~oARDING-Sood board, with or withou
X I0drlnr- can ue mad ~ % Monroe ST. EsYzraA
10 nome now vacant. Lay reduced 70
= nsr week 70 permanent bOaTders- leo
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GENTLEMEN's wooden undershirts and
drawers at B. Lowenstein & Bros. at ltss
than cost.
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II you want good old Megibben whisky,
go 10 Megibben & Bro, PSI Msin st. I
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HARDWARE.

LII oRGILL- G.L DESIsoN.
EDMUND oRGIIL. A. 8. h'EEAR.
G BROS. s. CO.,
Importers and Dealers In
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OCUL1s TAND AURIsT
Capital Surgery 4 thrOnIo Diseases
NJ =

Late Physician n Surgeon OF Jones Eye and
Ear Institution in New York, and f0rmerly
Surgeon 10 the London (Eng) Bye
and Ear I~nGTInary,
HAs been persuaded TO make q professional
ii visit 70 some OF the principal cities in the
tue reaen OF the afflicted thousands who could
not avail themselves oft IN New Work. The
success OF DE-. A. JON rs In the
surg cal and mecical treatment OF the Eye and
har and outstanding complaints. mas been
looked upon with astionishment RudJoy. The
press has Esco-ded many OF The sAiliful opera
tons, reminding. the people that they cannot
always have D. Jones with them, ana not 70
de sy IL they need his services.
DIR. JONES Is new Practicing at the Peabody
House MemDEis, Tenn, where he viii re-
main unul February l9sh, lSG9-
In the treatment OF the A AND EYE, and
other org us CT saN,e. it becomes necessary to
have a gooI KNOWLEDGE OF every thing pertain
ing 10 medicine and surgery. What are called
regular Physicians may have graduated Ia
either thu old or TIE new school college, and
can boast OF d oos-sieed education. DR.. y
has had a Thorough education in both the old
and the new school medical colleges, and
In an Eye and Ear College, and in the
Eye ard Ear Inhrm&rits n Hospitals
Of America and Europe, and his Dr.
Plomas hOn the same hang in his office.
Il is impossible .or a physician who has but
the usu a medical education, TO successfully
treat the Eye and Bsr. Therefore Dr.. JONES
world affords Is 1t himself for his natural and
chosen profession and OF mis- success the reader
may judge oy the following testimonials;
NAMES oR MEDICAL GENTLEMEN,
Through whose exanltos;ion Dr. JoHAEHEs A.
JONES Las gone and who have testified to bis
ability Ia tue strongest Language possible, by
placing their nsme5 70 his diplomas, which are
suspended in hs Office, open to the inspection
OF the Interested.
Valentine Mott, NJ. D, LID, New York.
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WHITE and gray blankets ct greatly
reduced prices at B. LowsrsteIn. I
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Silks marked down at B. Lowenstein
& Bros. I
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NOTICES.

PICTURES TAKEN AT Y. 49,
Pbotograph Gallery, SIS Astn 81. jas
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nnMp.rtn mAprprs

Q e. GGeiig9 dg y, %a.s toI MdiiEs Glow,
quiet hi.,s ~ INV @ 40 we We, 49, o TT ~. tan
Red a. wDis q 10 Ne unchanged Cora ora, da I9a
w.,.sS I P.S.rran aoa Petroleum art Crude "nehssi
Refined Geees unchanged PrOOBs is light deAHl
BaL1soag Oct GCoon quiet steady, iings 2lc Floo
Ss. .,. S; o Sot G 9rssa os Cora 3
White ~ os0Sl TO- Oats 57dae Rye ~ loa 81 20
Mess Pgrk quiet a. - Bacon Rb sides 2or Clear Rh 2c
shogn 7.e Hams 2iG1'e Lard da at lsaloe Whisky dat a
Dr1aSr1 ePlour doll whea; hrmsr; Extra White 81 &c
No ~h!s u.s. esvi, ad dP A w. 81 White, 81 IS Ma
Red Winter 81 10 Cora heay No. oe o1i, heavy held at ga
aLw,UKGE 6Poar que. snl unchanged Wheat quiet
81 IL 10 I p S o. B @@ aons o' G F SSta
Mbes hush Oats, 1850 bush Corn ,sbpHeut'-+Ooo bd
White hStt Ha Ss1 " Rs d Ps Rsd Corn
S No. y: Fs S1 sa Tl sS sS sS. Core S
200 bush Oats 800 bush Barley Shpme1soe" bba Flour
cHIoAeo Oct eElquT quiet st e. 81 - = for SPIns R'..
. s S''%oS o Si osss 81; seller os
ODE seller October ode es, bali mouth ioI No o.
s,se No. I Sys Iss ., No. No. ' Pi' P S"
visions nomHal Mess Pork 52 $685. Lard liiS
Cattle quiet s5SB1 IS for Cows So 80 .:
@ geo 20 s,.a l S' F easier q' on cora e. on o. So
Wheat ReeepG 500 bill. FonI 81 o" Gah Wheat GO 90 bush
Hons SpDss-too Bis Flour 2 700 bush Wlsa 90 bush
GIsdsSIr Oct sPour Dali aud dioopng Family s IS IS
Wheat dull, hell 81 zoos l5 Corn dull 95d07e Oats
changed Barley sdyAncing Fall 65dSl a. Rye duh Csc
Wbky unsettled. held 81 l7Gs 10 With no salsa Pork r
demand bb at Jl decline Lard lover and In demand
lie Bulk Meats aud Bacon uaehanged sales
both held 6my $500.
LoUnvLLK dFlour fn supene, $5. whest-Rsd. 81 TO-
White I'll 90 Corn G5c oats Soc Rye, Doc Tobacco active
35 hLds 81 0bbId Provisions quiet Mes Pork
$50 Bacon-sbonir lie Sides 20ic Clear sides 0ie Lard
l9c Whisky heavy at 81 20
OswEoo GPo nnctspged sales Of Loo bills At 90 6od
rs for No Spring. SO 1893 for Amber Winter ~ 20 10,
White, 90 for Double Extra Wheat quiet sale. OF 90 bush hed
Indiana 30 Corn queti No bei at ac Barley Inactive and
owr the large receipt, breks the canal buyers the adj
vantage Up offered at 81 49, Rye quiet Corn
Meal ~ per Mled steady Shorts s201f2J shPstuhs
$40 and MdJns' Sy@t3! to Canal Feghis 6sher Wheat
barley, he to Hewiork Lumbet3 to the Hudson hAil
road Freigh-foar to Boston G0e to SeNYoIk e to Aeaey
SOC LAfe impou32700 bush Wheat. $3.50 bush Barley oO
bush 900 feet Of Lumber Canal eIpoTts-lboOo bush
bush Barley SIS 900 feet Of Lumber Shipped BY
during the past ~ hours $40 bbs Flour.
BUFFALO Oct 6-Reesipts-RlouJ LEO bbsi Wheat 2t0l
BUSH Corn bush 5000 huthi Barley 5000 bush
shpments-Wbes 900 bash Oats 10 900 bush Corn 90 bu,
Barley bush Pegbts dull aud trn; Wheat, he, Corn oc
Oats PIc NewYork Flour neglected Wheat neglected and en-
Cornio bunes dong aud prices nominal Al
quantity quality Oats navr he'd Soc without hid i've
pegeced barley du sales $500 bush Cana q, ~ 2o delivered
dull and unchanged Hghwiues dull and nominal al
SlH
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

10 Of
aud NewJrsey Genital s her under snaeaE from OBJ
h from honav little arrived By boat
,s drove Of cs D. Ssnsy O.' 1S' e m O ars ,s
Harlem Road the Duehs.s COUNTY farmers sens upon this a. the very
There were e cattle on oaehuuirch Yesterday rd to
81 % c,. s led a. ore from Monday and
brought from eehss Ken trade Waite
advance Of a!c ID obtained for most Of se e's sold there
thing It probable that tie market w9ad have
even b.,y oa, Wiz cattle Bssr'Ieii Of for these drcrc
hence ey sbJ purchasers IL dopbu TIE ee ss oeoe
cows nc to lsie for IA Kertay grade Darbs@s With claimed
to be c at bot Tss TsFi p sI.A ~ o. NE n Of r
drove .csst Of cwt at lGs to dress 81 p eSt , ., m
pS g. W. 4eI'@n h . - y so II wfs IS iSe "
Uey sold his m at Kentucky grades s'rongH e"i "
e Hos sS .o 81 but.. County steers. saa ew
Merritt Burhsri sold wed bot ohrsh Kentucky cattle scA'
Culver reed H,srd Benedict % heavy aud fat Datehe
j. r. Williams sold "a fair Il rw Ohio steers a, l5el6
p wban 20 upIyer mined cattle the COWS at lo and the
T. 81 Kentucky Duhaa' at sai6io, with
w H. 81 Of good cattle 10 the yards
They direct from bis Putnam County ln "a e~L' aud sold By u
B. wss.bsns for rmAsn 81 fair Ohio ca cvt, at -
Gscr. Ayrsul, about l;c for 10 steers from bis farm " POusS
+ Wheeler sod buehes, County steers sia6 ew at isal'ic
and 10 bead f'r Smith ~ steers at lee - irsss 81 per en
i' ADD 50 good y eE ksS'e h ',eer, t cooa At Ss'se
So few sheep holders almost whatever they a,sd
price. aOi be eosr.d the gc.. Of stool ATE,
The receipts q iocaJ 3 local sheep a.
Commaopa~: Cs7 at, 27 At ou'LuHdred'h ~ .nd
ChsmbeaHs ltbs AAd baers
almost quarreel over gdoc Good sheep vert Al lflc
sales at by Iumc Kot 80 State Amb, ~ BIC
u of57i Ole liz of61 No. t9!d9c, ADD OIL 70, At lo re-
eus 81 each Also TO- STATE sheep 70 10 at ti aud
| ~ Canada. loo ~ at lie go .
McGaw Brl sheep Of 63d3 n a. q QIe a Gull lambs 81
10 Ole no Of n gle aud 10 offs n. al lOr.
Ab4ry L,h sold ~ CabVA sheep 100 ID side
"a Ie Canada Michigan sheep " b. C! sa4 % Canada lambs
COZ a. at SIC 81.
81 Comuugipsv Ksc Co cod 81 Jersey go y a. se Bell,
Pock sold Ohio sheep sriaT tu ~ III u. ai Sc
A. Bristol at CbsubcTlaius W jersey ewes % No. Al Sc
Hogs than sheep arrivals icing frpoi up 10
bat u expected ConmnHpsw va The hsJesy
Prime would llc to-day. Toe fr~ d@f sid
brought cite small lots 81 aud Jersr dressed hos
were sud l5d 5c and l5e There
great N 10 more loga
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

TIE kansas PACIFIC RAILWAY LoAN.-Secured
by Land Grant of Three Millions OF Acres IN Kan
sas and Colorado. q FIRST MORTGAGE upon the ipro-
posed extension Of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan Kansas, to Denver, Colorado and
mortgage upon the road in successful operation
for 4S7 miles and edrnipg.mOre than enough 10 pay the
interest on this neo 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 & Co.. No. So Exchangeplace, and NJ
K. JEsUP s. Co.. No IL Pine-st. n. Y.
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The Assistant Treasurer gives notice that he will invest
81 $50 40 the Treasury In FveTwenty bonds tomor
row October = IN addition to the $00OO00 regular pur-
chase by taking that amount extra In the offerings
This is understood TO be the accumulated interest on
previous purchases for the Sinking Fund ItsannOunced
In the advertisements by order OF the Treasurer OF the
United States for the Sinking Fund.
state bonds steady the general list, and lower
On North Carolina special tax bonds. Railway bonds
we're good demand for Investment and prices were
we'll sustained Miscellaneous and Express shares were
dull with the exception Of Wells Fargo Co., which
was largely dealt in at from 23l to d. Adams sold at 5i
American 81 and United States, 5la53i Pacific Mail
was active and excited at prices ranging from 65 to 6a
The stock market opened strong and prices advanced
until about midday, when there free sales to re-
alize the market then became heavy, and so continued
up to the close of business The chief interest to-day
centered in Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, which
opened at s advanced to sl and afterward declined to
ga The directors Of this company in session dur
ing the day. but adjourned without choosing
Treasurer to succeed Legrand Lockwood resigned.
The entire time OF the meeting devoted to the dis
Of the relation OF the companys finances to the
failure OF the firm OF Lockwood Co. After Michigan
Southern, the principal dealings IN NewYork Cen
trail Reading, st. Paul, and Northwestern. Tho ex-
IRENE range Of the first named 1874 and 1885 of
Reading g7s and e5t Of ST. Paul, 20 and 6Si-the
ferred s3i and s2 aud Of Northwestern 20 aud 724 and
the preferred sE and $40 At meeting Of the Directors
of the Chicago and North Western Railway Company to-
day Mr. AIaIson Robinson chosen Director to fill
the vacancy caused 10y the resignation Of Mr. James
H. Benedict. Of the firm of Lockwood Co. At the first
cs Dubuque and Sioux City sold at 1903; Marietta and
Cincinnati first preferred at co. Chicago Burlington and
Quincy at l65: Chicago and Alton at OG4, ana PITTS
burgh Fort Wayne and Chicago guaranteed at 8j4as5s
At the second CALL Delaware, LackawaDna and Western
sold at 100.
The following the closing quotations Of Govern
Tnent boudg.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


Oct I'LL toasrls oJe-r4 9ll pr the seeount
American Securities qui FNor~eBV BoHl 1914 si; 1885, o.
Sorks steady
PARIS Oct e-lJl p mThe DiGrss steady. Rcn'e 7lir 26c
HAvHE oct G-L m.Cot,u open ed nrm TIE, Oa e on tie
SPOT Los ~ iiags asoa l39 francs y cNt
LosBOS - mCouspl 9i Tor money and the aerount
bonds 6 sat- o5s sJi 67 a. American railroad
stocks quiet Sugar to hrlVc fTmsr
ASTuzRP, Oct t.-Petroisuu quiet and unchanged
PARIS. Oct. 6-Bourse frmer; Keatss. H. f2c
IIyEHPoOL $500 nCoon closed frmer. Ndlibg Up.
lands. ND milling OTaus 1874 Sales Ofhs LAY Zoo bales Red
Wheat 93 Lard -3O Spirits Trrpeuue. 2til
PHlSKroKr 6-Bycnlng-luel States ReTweay bonds
closed quiet al GA ur the lssne Of lgb1
HAVE oct GkTeH -CotOn Closed firm Tor both on the spot
And
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WEDNESDAY. Oct. 6-P. NJ.

WEDNESDAY,. Oct. 6-P. NJ.
Gold opened at 129E, sold at 1905, 1905 and
closed at l31 dlSlA
Government bonds opened steady ana eiter INC hrS'
board advanced from to per cent on large purchases
made I'm anticipation that Secretary wOnld take an
extra million OF bonds to-day. When the awards were
made general disappointment felt that he did not Go
co. and prices declined the opening rates. AT the Gov
snment purchase to-day the offers were s9,7la75O at
prices ranging from lis IS to 49, The following were
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RECEIPTS OF pRnnrCE.

Ter fda4t icslsia. dHa l.Iirprfs
Der G5 l25 ba. Cotton. IT, 2g7 hb. Fol g 30 hn,h WHEAT
% bush Corr bush Oats J8i bush b. !65 buh Fl,t
seed 30 bb Ro,o 100 h Pok 10 psgs Lard pks' Ashes 20
pkes Better p Geese 20 IoN. 80 VkFs Dnei Fruit
hills Corper ~ b WHISKY $50 bbs Erg rs balls Wool 70 bales
Hemp 81 Leather 3'I Hides 7el IDS t,s BIDS Tobacco,
boIes sDscco 1 Aussf Seed ~ bb Refined Petroleum
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EIGHT Pm CENT CURRENCY BoNDs

EIGHT PER CENT CURRENCY BoNDs
OF THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA X. X. Co.,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
Endorsed by the State of Georgia.
Entire issue only $4,000.
For sale at 92l and interest, by
SoUTTER e. Co., So William-st
HENRY CIHws g. Co., 80 Wal-st.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

HoPs-sr,y Choice New Hops will bring lS0nla 10 IBIS
etv and the price is m eang upwsd Good to Primo ong 100
l8te asd frm sx...t.-
HbY-The osrtet dnH anf pices ooPP1x
and 70a9Ss f,f Retail lots
MOLA3ES light sud The ma'ket "hou' isaues
Of interest. Cahs dusooyai1 abpHi o. tc
fapsntlue trn aud In ia dehahai ses
Of lao Mia Al ode Kors without special change ~ quote 1t
s225ds Er Common SsseJ. Oaer kinds meet With hr con
suhp,iye tuae ST fsl prcfs 49,, -, a,
os-Ibere been fair demand for American LESeed ana we
~ - for casks and bbsi bhgsh %
no,ral Crde Psi quit INT steady ~ - 10
81 az for Whale 81 II for Manufactured Os sre
inactive nominal Lad Oh firm ard 10 T demand al pI 4O~
& 10 Other oils inactive and prizes noHinai -
has mafkrt LOT
tov b; Al loss e rates closing unsettled 0o bbs at 81 q
S3l 81 Mess the latter Cor job os t53 % hr New 90
Reed without moderate; sales oi % eos
$50 for Plain Mess aud Sl2 lI Tor st's Ness
doll nominal Beef III quiet at Slsnt5 tut
Meats without small lot Of CT Picked Haas scd al
1910 n stock bat Grm; sales Of Long Cesr AZ
lie ba I7i boys Dressed Hog higher with sales al
lc City. Lard duh and heayyi sales OF so bb ara cs Az
a7lo fr No Ii i@8c for City aud IGiSc Tor Tar 70 prime
Steam.
wanted; other qualities are In iAr
ipQuiry. suG 80 more slowly. We quote: .-so.
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SEVEN PER CENT GoLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FIRsT MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BONDs FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, ISSUED BY THE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA KALI
ROAD CoMPANY-We confidently recommend these
Bonds as frst-class investment At the price they
Weld about 10 per cent interest per annum. only a
limited amount are offered before advancing the
raIe Pamphlets and full particulars can be had on
HENRY CLEws g. Co.. No. 20 Wall-st,
Financial Agents of the Company.
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THE MARKETS..
Carefully reported for The TRrsUSS.r

WEDNESDAY. Oct g. 1909.
AsHEs-The fairly active and seay sass Of Is bbs at
37i0S7624 for Pots
COfTOE-be market fairly active and irregular the upper
grades during the dag showing weakness at the close how
there Is feeling owing 10 encouraging
advss from yerpoo bales 73 last evening and 800 10
ye Of which for La for consumption I'll
sales 400 bales for December
2c 26i all basis Of Low Mdding With f feel
ing AT be close We quote follows:
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CuDa, SaybI
The explosion gold marie. Friday week with the consequent
decline stocks the Inconvenience Sud loss created thereby 70 n
% nd sScs was The case for days but With the settled
aspect affairs Friday and SATURDAY last the operations me s
and purchases made athe then current prices Of
SsSsr proes haze been paS closed e to le
above the loves. rates Of the S5s se s q betting below Good ord
sary settlements close of September at 25 for Az
sis' low 2 M o sa S 5n sos ruung
@ c BY lsh Oct Average Low Msdrs 2oie BY z.'h OCT
s Sdi.i Low ssi E'ss &C. aoi S: ss Cs,:
SS f No" Mis. ss a 9s'T In DscFSeq &
2c Tue higher quotations are Odss s ,I e oy AZ Sewo
this month SAFE, y 1 11De ms y Sas' oo oS
$3.50 Pew samples cotton have yet been received 10, Of
IO bale, from Seso.I5 to esi aSo bse. Mobile To- Liver
poo1 SIR vensruap Liverpool Mddbg With freight a. c Inc
decline sses " the S.S bee. %I go sDo a With SysT
but decidedly prices On Friday last the Atlantic per- aAss
large bales for European account Since FRIDAY 'he has
been recovery in price IN response to We s, ,y s principal
gO markets Anaesd are iss closing qGa% p E for Hsyr.
10 Mobile to ID for Liverpool "a to IdyeoGL Nc
dsebgsged Charleston AZ Galveston there vas sood demand
FRIDAY last we're against 3soOg 1900 and 1000 "a The
he leading market with receipts Of nearly aid look for
tnued free arrivals at that poat The total Tor Sepeoe, ',
ia either Of the preceding tsO Years Planters S MARE, ne p
freely until Christmas sbS p. the PPcp. Ss4 been frs and for
the week will exceed the corresponding WeeA a ear wen @ TO-,
cs With receipt. Exports begin TO be LIBERAL rss.
Britain 1000 bales. France 200 to Sesr foreign ports %S Si
The late exchange mrket and We look to osa 90
Pnd.y some vessels have cleared Newotieans for Law
s5DSS ov.T and estimates n.Ff . growing Cpvs s
uOd the circumstances 1t TOO soon say the TOP crop NJ
ds;rOy. as generally ss Ss aSs eone" Abandoning the
Of 9ooeco bales lately indasd IN we are N no
frost Idea 10 arrived Of the probable sien
Ts to.inS rs .sm.ut Of the movement In from the l
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Nuw-YopK Oct 9.

NEw-YORR, Oct 2.
Stockholders of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway
Co. before parting with their proxies for the next
election, will please communicate with
JAS STRUTHERS d Co..,
Broad-st.
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ON R0
nrrent Of $50 bags Parban and baltimore 1000 bags
r agnes bags Ahens and 690 CeboTnan on private
Other Kinds dull
ry active shade hrmer the demand mainly con
ne the home provincial trade, State Extras meet with good
demand Tor EXPORT sales 1880 bbs S5 'od 70 Tor Super
line state as Extra State 90 5jd 10 IS for Fancy
Sae 8n0&6 ~ for the low grades Of Western E1tra 20 200
sc 40 for good 10 choice Spring Wheat Extras IS 1858 for Mime
so and &6d for Cv shipping Btlras 80 0bG 70
Shipping Ohio Round Hoop &c SO Is for rde orands So
Gs8 M Family STA Sc 20 for Amber Winter Wheat state and
Family SC 1896 80 for 81 Louis Extra Singles SO 1891 30 for
do Double snd 81 G Tor do Triple CaoIn snl Oregon ogr
dull aud heavy especially the o. and Medium
grades Of 500 bb S66s6 90 for ordinary 70 good Extra Ba
14lO Family 250+7 10 o Bra MARYLAND aud Della
aud 81 55GH for Family do DO rye Flour dnl anu easefi
a. rs for Yew western s Jersey and Sc 5ass IS for
Brandgyae Baeksheat Flour Is dull at s40 ~ Is 100 10
Flour, wheat, Corn,
bbls hush. bush.
70 Great Btan ireland and the Continent. ~ l48 +9l69
To West Indies South America 6e....'''' 2Lsg i,SO
To British Provinces. 'Oo
PpViGTS are caser 10 Liverpool 1890 Wheat 3D. and
b steamer Wheat at lOt, and to GLASGOW b. steamer
Ish Wheat less actiys owing decline ghts,
demand chiefly for export but 10 par' 10, 1s pupI S
800 bush ~ 41a* ~ igT Mdeo a ae we nM
AZ Is for Amber Do ii Soc % for White Mhgan e. s.
Sste Barley du and heavy Barley Malt more sctve sales Of
200 bush Al 81 so for State and 81 o1 Canada West
very active demand the inqu esisay % 10 op wp
te06 closing al 81 63 626sc Rye qnet the sales
are 500 bush Corn wittont decided change though
market ruled the demand fair aud confined 70 ns nS %
Kastern trade 900 bush Damp and unsoun AZ Bogtei
New Western MIre 9 o. The latter ioI shoiss % ''
HRNPThe Manila has been only moderate and prices
without changer quote G3, gold Other kinds are In
active -
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Money has been abundant ut y cent on call. Com
mercla paper remains unchanged. at lo0l5 cent for
primo names The banks report the shipments OF cur
rency to the West and South as unusually light The
Qovernmen is as yet unable to 0sburse any snail notes
and from nresent VIII not be able to DO so be-
fora November which is check upon the movements OF
the Western crops The Assistant Treasurer has already
disbursed one lot OF fractional currency to the banks
and will now be able furnish hom In such quantities
as will in part alleviate the pressure for small notes in
this city.
Sterling Exchange was steady at quotations. London
60 days, 1O0elo93 London sight, lo9s Spi; London
rin,e commercially co days. 0I0s; Paris. long. 51sl
o6l7.: Paris, short, 5.l63a515; Antwerp, 620d5lSl;
swiss b2Os5ls2 Hamburg, S65aS5' Amsterdam, 4oi a
4O, Frankfort, 4osaIOa; Bremen, 7Ss asi Berlin, 7Os
e70a.
The transactions Of the 5ubTreasury to-day as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07
Jinantial.
WIN. g. JOHN 0'BRIEN,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',

No. SO WALL.ST.,
CONTINUE TO GIyg THEIR ATTENTION TO THE PURCHASE
AND SALE OF STOCKS on COMMISSION AND TO THB SEdo.
TIATIoE OF LOANS
ALSO CONTINUE TO RECEIVE MONEY ON DEPOSIT SUB
JRcT TO INSTANT DRAFT AND ALLOW INTEREST ON DAILY
BALAHCRA