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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

I Messra. J. H. B. NJ. L, Kinard, Of Colum>
bia, arc Offering beautiful assortment Of
Dry Goods, among which arc elegant dress>
patterns, ,.wi,h. every style Of trimming to
match, Their general stock Of goods 10 full,
complete ind Of the most satisfactory char
acter. We advise visitors to gtvo them q
call :
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05
Notice..

All persons having demands ngaInst tho
estates of John NJ. Rkard, and Andrew G,
h'k"rd, deceased, will present them to ma
property a'tcstcd on or before the 'flrst day
OF June next, and also nll persons indebted
10 said estates sill come forward md settle
NJ once, or their notca and aUconnts will
be placed in the hands of my attorney for
collection. ~ ,t,I.,',,''I,iE'' w
JAMES +, PETERSON.
=, Attorney for Mary A. Griffith.
May 9th IS St nTi '
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

wv WhSn s,. we got old, our friends tina Il, L L
very very ,d,ill'cult to please us, and are littls
JynceFned whether we arc pleascd or
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

Z We are grattaed 10 perceive that Nowbor>
ry f. to bave banking facilities. A branch
Of the. Citizens saylngs Bank. 10 to- DO es>
tabllshcd here. = A%,ls, (. 'stsE,A u -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05
Wagons! w Wagons!!
We arc still taking orders for
YER, cox, MARLEY { cos
], 2, 8 and 4 Horse Wagons.

Persons who may wish to secure one Of
the above Wagons for future use, would do
well TO leave their orders with az A. m
early day, so that their Wagons n,nv h"
ready for them in good time.
Onr stock Of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE
an" GKocERlES. is full and conplcte ~
May 5 18 t. NM
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05
More New Goods.

Prints, Lawns, .Jackoncts md many
others, cheaper tn II ever. Our stock ;s
full ind complete.
May s ls #. Il. STEW ART E. co
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

'JUsT FROM TuR FotH AIN.--Tho Soda
Fountain of Drs. Pratt 6 Fant opened Its
mouth yesterday afternoon In FREQ flow to
the cit1zops Of this town, and although the
thirsty imbibists. Some few took trails
road spike" in theirs, to guard against nc>
cldont, others rainbow" &C. The foun>
tain is now open for tho season, and the
sparkling cffervcsccnce will DO dispensed
daily until further notice.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05
OFFER EXTRAORDINARY
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Address T.S. ARTHUR & SONS.
May s Z "''"'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

BRAVE WoRDs Of A BRAVE OLD MAN.
-" reply to note fron the citizens Of
Lynchburg, Virginia, tendering' him a
public dinner, General Early writes:
~ nm constrained to decline the rro
posed entertainment. In doing 10. I
desire to express to you my most heart.
telt thanks for the cordnl greeting yo,
have given me. individually and cniicc.
lively, and to assure you that neither IN
wandering abroad, nor on my return,
nave seen my cause to abnte in at.
fachment to tho land of my birth, or to
waver in devotion to the principles whirl.
ac'n"ted Us in our late struggle for all
that wns dear.
ut is the hour Of decent md adversitv
that ren|l ~ tries the hearts and souls Hf
men, md those who shall have passed
through all it's temptations without an
noandonment Of in"or or principle will
oe entitled In the end, to be regarded rs
the true heroes Of our cause.
very truly and respectfully ynurs.
t.. ,... ~. a. EARLY"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

! Il, Mpofman 6 Co., havp now. <.on hand a
large lof Of Gree6ri'ic Corn and Cow Peas.
two very desirable articles, and Of late, much
sought for. Call and got "a supply before 1t
he too &1ater =.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05
MARRIED,

On the 294h April. bv the Roy. j. K Mon
denhnil. Mr. L. e. FOLK, to Mrs. L. A. GIL
DER, NIL Of Ncwbcrry District.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

HOME AGAIN, not from foreign shore,
however, but from the good, old hospitablc
city Of Charleston, after m absence Of
nearly three weeks, the biggest holiday, by
the way, we have Ind sncr the "latc M.
pcasantness." We do not intend to weary
the reader with description Of tho, long
ride down nor hack, nor Of all the sights
seen, or pleasures experienced. nor tell
them of what ne ate or drank, and thou.
sand other things. ch no. Their imasina.
ton can picture it all out when they are
told that We took part in all that was worth
enjoying, aud paid our scot freely. We
we're disappointed sorcly. howrver, in not
being permitted TO participate in the great
celebration Of the 27,h--the gala day Of
the firemen. On that morning, tired nature
gave way, and the wcnk frame succumbed
to chill, or rather an agur, Of such power
and spite that hnd every man in the pro.
cession Of TINT dny been steamer and every
boy hand engine, and every lady a vc.
locipede, NIL the negroes sent to the other
side Of Jordan, the street ears free. ice
cream ditto, and it was promised. that all
the engines would unite aud throw a stream
which would reach the famous resting Mace
OF the harp ofa thousand strings, aud wake
a melody such as angels might listen to
with delight, VIC coull not have moved
tron" our he'd. That Tuesdny mornings
agne will not DC forgotten soon, nor will
the devoted attention OF our dear little
nurse. We missed all The chow, parade ard
tu'', what We waited nearly week bcyond
our time to sec. But we are home ngain
aud have the pleasing recollection of many
delights to fail back upon.
Not onc-hnlf the reasons imputed to rs by
the junior carried us to The city by the sea
however, and we cannot but think he had
been star-gazins just before he wrote the
local referring to the seniors trip, and that
his visions were Of green peas and lamb, In
which mine host Buttcrfcld ana tho Gre
ci"n bend Of the Charleston ladies' were
all intermixcd. Green peas were not in all
our thoughts and lamb il our aversion.
That our hillary duct was slightly catswnm-
pnssed we do not deny, and all the more
proof that we were proof against hin soft
impeachment. But there is no harm done,
but rather good, for had we the appetite
which ne would make tho public believe
Butterfield might have had famine in his
famous hotel and have been reduced to
want. We arc homo again reader, baye
seen the elephant, and for q time will bend
oursclf TO work Our chief busipcss wos
pleasure and recreation, we have had both,
and nre now rcady to devote the present to
your intercs:a
BRAVE WoRDs Of A BRAVE Old MAN.
-" reply to note from The citizens of
Lynchburg, virginia. rendering. hin, q
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

SALf>DAr.-The' number Of persons In
town ON Monday was rather below tho av-
erage of former salesduys, owing no doubt
to the groater necessity which keeps the
farmer at home md to work, and tho abb
scnce Of any BUSINESS Of a public character
at tho Court House. There were no snles of
land.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

ANOTHER PICTORIAL TO Messrs Dnf11o
& Chapman, Booksellers. are we indebted
for copy Of the Third of the Series of Rcy>
nods' new Readers. set of books which
have became justly popular. Prof. Reynolds
has In his third reader taken Infinite pains TO
mako It both attractive and useful, and wo
arc happy 10 say that his success is an.em.
inent one. .....
The book IS on sale Mt either tho Ncwbcr>
ry or Columbia sIorcs Of this cnterprising
book house.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

Doors ARD SHOES took pleasant
stroll Saturday. through Mcssrs. Abrams,
Griffin & Hargrovo's establishment, aud were
delighted with the display Of benu'iful work
In calf, kid, goat, Morocco and English aud
French lasiinge. Their present stock Is the
largest, most handsome and pest finished
that has ever been on this market
There is great amount of understanding In
hessrs. A G.. e. HIS establishment. These
gentlemen not satisfied with supplying
shoes for tue feet. have boots on the bruin
and arc constnntlyon tho abort for some,
thing new and novel, and that will sui,
tho latest taste. We fried to remember the
names Of the ladies shoes. they looked 10
pretty and stylish. but their name ia legion
and wc got them all mixed up in chill, &C
we can onlg Gall upon the ladies' to remem,
Der that tho above named gentlemen dca
altogether ip shoes. And that they Gun sup>
ply every style and quality of shoe known
under the SUM-: ..
AsPicY rERsaN.- of the happies,
persons in Columbia 10 DR.. E. Z. Jackson
and we never failto look IN on him when
down there. No beggarly account Of empt,
boxes can ho chargcd against him, for he I,
always wolf supplied In the lJne Of drugs end
medicines. As, q natural historlst too, The
Doctor has peculiar notions and surrounds
himself ateordiGgly with so many attruc,
tions that his store 10 the centre of interest
At present he is putting ''coutcr" through
serles ofgYmnastios, which bids fair "a
eclipse his celebrated cat---Dr. Cross, while
his fafHous pigs are q marvel TO behold
Did we have space to enumerate all of b,a
fancies, the reader would bo delighted hu,
we are forced to disuppoint them; some @
other time we will do co.: In tho meantime a
any Of them visit the city, It Is advised
that they call on bin and look around, W.
beg to ackno" ledge from him specimens ~
pure nutmegs, pepper, allspfce, tnacs, a., =.
OF such pnngency and purity 90 wo never
saw BEFORE THESE articles are. a huod rod
per cent better than those wo commonly
-sstitg !ne : pest, 20 areEiqg lesson eDrswing a,
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+ SIXTEEN CENTS'

DRESS. S>.GOoDS
WE open on Monday, " prc,iy ,ciiy linz =,
DRESS GOODS at i6ac., or vards So 90. o.
81 90, really pretty. and c,rtainly CHEAP
We give our pitrons from this diite, liza nd.
va'Irage -four having prompt, good bGvSr
located In New York City," always in tho
market reatiy for these bargains
May l8 If Y>isGYR. g. SILVER.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

e g. Sn,e way to stop a'yonaa6's:'m (
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

fERsoNAL.-We wero grh!ifiel with n
visit from tho Rev. T. G. MeaIahun, who is
stationed at Anderson, c. H., md who,
commissioned by Blsllnp Lynch Of Charles.
ton, to establish church at That place. IL
now making efforts to raise IN amount suf,
ficient for this purpose. We are please to
state that the Rev. genlepan Is mcrtIng
with large success Tho citizens Of An
derson, Columbia. Charleston and elsewhere
have already nobly contributed to- this Chris,
iian enterprise 1t IL Mr. McaInhan's pur.
pose to call on our citizens here. for a dny
or two, and wo heartily commend him to
their consideration.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

Happening ID sir. Wrlgbt's stove and
warc establishment. tho other day, wo were
pleased with an examination Of his exten,
sive line. His new mdffl1; mould aud ege
frlor 70 a good thing, then 4thefo arc globe
cofReo roRsters. cake boxes and corn poppers
wtre vegetable boilers. pJanished condena,us
coffee pots, fancy toilet se,ls. Britannia pocks
ct drinking. cups police lanterns, clothes
sprluklers. egg n Whisks, jgraters, !. stoves,
toasters. topgs. trays and frivets. =;
Dir. Wright has a greas many things IN
tho house furnishing lno--very many of
which arc absolutely Indispensable to tho
house keepsr's comfort. For instance, how
plump, round aud tempting the egg turned
out Of tho lIt,le frier to accompany the saw
ory toast. and tho fragrant cup Of coffee
from tho c"ndensing cnfIee pot. And thcn
tho little clothes sprinkler. 20 convenient to
thQso who love to use tho smoothing iron;
and tho Leader cooking stovo. tho no plus
ultra of stoves, etc. Tho only thing thu /
Wright hash'tgot among his elegant plain,
.planishsd aud Japaned waro. Is tho toa.pot.
6cnd for ii fcw dozon planishod tea PSts to
go along with tho elegant coffee pots, and
those edimtIng housekeeping can DO sup>
piled from the beginning to the ond Of the
chapter. ....
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

CoLp WEATHER. The beautiful weather Of
the past month took the wings of the morn
ing and flew quite away on Saturday last
On Snndayia was cool and unpleasant mnking
hres highly necessary to comfort, while on
Monday il was still colder. We understand
that there wns slight frost. This will be
a.great disadvantages to the young and ten.
der cotton. plant. We must have received
tho laat instalment Of March. We shall
nhw 'Sok- for April showers, as we arc about
a month behind hand.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

sststS.E re eess 8 aregEEiqg lesson Drawing a
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-05

ffiondy s'itt*.A Quaker's dress (,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Ne, ., The Cattle market weak and irregular toAy,
- fs.h stoek oaung Lesl al eSmmuuipaN, 90 n
MN 81 aud tWsehAwksp Very Of the cA'i's
prices about o than Monday,
,, of NE Conn cattle aIred at aud late siseh
a,unFes the market few OF the traBaetons
s 80 m cwt Keptueiy cattle for j. T. Alexander l5dltc sJ
10 ys,. no. am a 81 ewt Sd at f9J sarh good
Ohio steers Klemans hdl5sG cwt lll ludanA
ss for u Bgg, 81 cst at ltGac thin cNt lns nssIs
Al il Illinois cattle for \ "a Donne ewh, al sto.
@ as Hbo steers 7cwt lac with "a ONO cattle OF o ewI fes
~ NJ useer At he, aud Doe and hss, q s~l, At Ss
each. +. a. -. ..s. . 90, a, Stat. .t,l,
ii smith llic ~ Wnh steers for wood 70 ~
80. At 9d l9Ic 81 for owners 6er al he 81 lhnon h u
Re.sbtop eNt al l46 eut lDanA steers ior haTl
- taIaIc Ohio cattle for d. BATD al lAc aso "
ilinoI, cattle Of evt, n be -,
gued s mutton that Ne 9 eahe received
d. .,et With day vet hear from prove po many 80
I,a 800 sheep to-day nakibg BSt 30 Tar ths wesh follow
The greatest tspp guS TIE mbfke Oolh deAd auu
live prices declined about lc n since wednesday SHEEP
..rg AZ td6s6 per ies above boand lambs al "a doG VAN
.ms -, a. & Viii cara CoamunpAu. Bsli Pae0sA '0N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23

81 ioaa is wAs.h ,s,ss he ~ ssys 81 cs
% nodss demand 81 sage oas tsd1e fer atst btfe -
WHITE Cooa du q ~ d1 Tobacco ahehanfei ssss ie hhas
~ @nsr g. WHISKY da a 81 Poft az q eat Lsgs ~
sred 20 l7e With % hafera Bacon d aifie f shssss
nd Cs.f sides 0feea hsss demand iids kfasss iaa -
CaioAee Oct s'hsus. 10 pssulur sslrs 81 isss
fo",hsaei. ans sprisg krfa - 70 - West esss
Udste tof Va a. 10 tts ahsrsoen Has,e hafss
Oetohef, for No Cen dul sai d5le
shssooa unsettled dee, sslsf srd 6s bagss oobsf -
No Osts dun % ~ eo bS ~ Rfs ssgs al isssr
No 1se No r. bafsy steady ei o. seller ns asuih
HgbSnss 6m hsIes a. 81 a. Payssts qnlsi pnfk OIL f5R
81 sf Old ~ Tor Mes Lsfi 6ei1e shot No htiss i3is
kough Sdss Ne shoulders Ne Cati. Dali 81 100 y ~
Common 10 Coed Cows IS ~ afs 20 ~ ish Live nas
dali snd egdF9 - d Cosasos Ffsss.
ospe 500 bhls Feut il5 ohush Nhsi bach Cua
bush Bgs leusV hash bssy fsn Iiass ship
n.n.-Ga Flour g hat Tore
bush 100 tnsh RE at0a bash barley 500 tass
MnwAUKEa Oct U--flouf uomiaal West uasstsdi Ne 4
Sl rs No ttc Oats steady ~ tnf o. Nc Cofn tsfiasg
No ne Rvs dul 81 7oalie Cor NJ Baflef potas
Eshs bassid ie Bafaa sad liie T. Osssse Rsesyss
ian 900 ba,h Wheat roo bash Oats shpmsu-t" bbs feas
fsrsvIIn Oes "a Cotisu qusi Mdiins, - Fsar s.,ir
sapefss. atN Wheat guiei Ned 81 Witt ~ 10 tefa So
O Tshscco heavy sales Of ~ hti a. ~ 90
eiafs Msss pafk Ell Haeau-Shauiisra iC 1 tlsa hh ss
laic. Lard. ieio WHISKY steady a. 81 H.
BUPFALO CATTLE MsREEr-ocr o. -
CseRsepts i0o bad sh.pmsuts w The tfu'sl hasi -
bead by The Ks 900 head The market aess thef -
cline sales 6n0 bead prsmlum ~ bHtl ~ ettn pats
ast qaalI 81 GdSla ci seeobd do 4TasI ~ id 90 so
81 - Ordinary esa IS Is Tstss cen snd so- sheep qsss sse
bsavv Al a decline Hegs f.ry seuVe a. *sase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23

tennessee bonds ST. North Carolina per cents I7t
oi7t North Carolina special tax bonds sold at 42039.
Railway bonds dull but firm on moderate invest
ment demand. Miscellaneous shares were more active;
Cumberland sold Western Union Telegraph S6i
36l Delaware and Hudson, l22tal23i Pacific MAIL coo
| 63. The advance In the stock made upon the An.
nouncement that the Company had made a favor.
able arrangement with the Panama Railroad Company
which would enable them TO compete successfully with
the Pacific Railroad for freight and passengers The
earnings OF the China line continue ito show large
profit and the friends Of the Company confident that
the property will continue pay per per annum
the present earnings. Express shares dull and
steady, on small transactions.
Railway shares have been feversh and under
pressure OF sales realize the advance Of the past two
weeks New-York Central opened at 1914, sold at 1874
and closed at 1851 Hudson and Harlem declined per
cent. Reading was steady at 96id97 Michigan South.
ern ranged from 9i to 9St Western shares were
dull on the Preferred stock, aud unsettled the Com
mon, which ranged from ia to IL. The earnings Of the
road show decrease from last year. but anticipated
that dividend OF TO 81 per cent will be paid the
Preferred stock The large business Of the Road requires
considerable expenditure for equipment and 1t Is
understood that the earnings IN of the require
ments Of the bonds and Preferred stock will used 10
develop the road which has prosperous business, but
requires large amounts for equipment and for tho
development OF its numerous branch lines. Rock
Island opened at 1861 and sold at 1O5 Cleveland and
Pittsburgh was dull Toledo and Wabash firm. Fort
Wayne sold at s4las5. New-Jersey Central steady
at 1904 a1O0l 1t is authorativey stated In regard
this road that the earnings show large increase
those OF last year. The building OF tho road TO
Newark. and the large amount absorbed for the pur
chase OF rolling stock, prevented the payment Of diy
dend in July and may prevent the declaration Of div
dend in January next but it is stated that the earnings
will be applied to development Of the property that will
fully compensate the Of the stock for the tenn
porary cessation OF income At the close the market
dull and feversh with a pressure to sell.
The following were the closing quotations Of Govern.
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23
FRIDAY, Oct. PIP. NJ

ca, hoo been more active under speculative
1ola tSe price has ranged from 1901 to lsl and
esl at The Ts .od S@s %9
to E,3g7,OOO ham anil but firm; the trans
actions have been for small anOun'' IN netter demand
light Currency six per Genus IN NV savings institu
and several large ~ secretary boutwell, in refusing TO
pressing sses tho market prices but os naS S
SavS them placed on footing with the S O,nS' circulation
they may be received a. basis ior Chase and
During the administration OF ,N,and a, full Gov
McCS%eS ,ns OOI me action Of the present Secretary
has never been explained. o osnts sold at e.
state bonds were aEID; Tennessee W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.
.UunpuAN MARKETS


ToNpoS Oct l-Iia Cous0s at 93t for beth mopel
nI IN. aesouuL securities At the oosng quotations
Five Twenues 1901! STA 1868 DID, sits 1901 81 Ten. fories
7s sloeks quiet, Bne att Illinois, 30 Atlantic aud ore" western
De. 1l-l:D m-CO,tou opened quiet; Mddug Up
b,ci n 900 we're export, AID a. 900 speculation Th'
TO-, In por bales 81 which % eco AmereAu receipts
ihe weei II bales Of which 5000 American Corr 10 PEI
quarter for European. .,o,o 49,. -. T., - o,
Och 2sugar quiet znd STEADY AZ " per sNA " NO "a
Duhh STANDARD, on the spot ~ - a.
AsrvsRP Oct 7l-Petroleum opeas arm
HIvEE Oct 9l-Coion opened qsiet aud unchanged 49,,
IospoN oct HI uConsos $50 Tor both monef and ue &C
count stool, sasi,ti Ehes "a; Illinois, ssf 49, 49,
Io.poy Oct 2-Lned Cakes AlO l3 per tuu Tor hh Ooong
hr fsspg sperm a9l per Spirits Petroleum per gallon
ItvHEPooL Oct R-30 m-Coop steady. The stoek Anes
Estimated bales % sheh 1900 are American he mafs
N, warn. aud fabrics Manhsste 70 duh Bsadstu1. ar, dn
Wheat 1918 for CanOmA Nbts for No Ned nessrn
winter Four a d2 q bbL for Western Caba Corn 20
~ 1sr. Tor New MIed Cheese GIG cwt fr The best
a,. Of America Receipts Of Wheat for three days V guar
Ter, OF which wers American. -,. -.
P,S,. Oc pa D. The 10 tm Rentes I'M f7c
A,rwHRP Petroeum quiet al 9'i francs TOT oVandaV
White. , -. -. m, 4. h., -.
- bs srconpt American securities arm Uuied states 1--WE
a.s hoyds 1904 sli old. si 1867 Bjt Tenforss bt
SsI quiet Ess 9i Illinois CsItfas 3d. Atsspo aud Great West
IrrsPooI Oct 224:9O pm-Coston closed doll MiilnE W
l,n. I2 Midng Orleans ld sale, Of she DAY. lOoO bales
Wheat 1911 California White Winter Wheat = Flour
"a 6bI for CauAL Rshusd Petroleum ls sal Tur
pPNssyon Oct MS mUnsd States so bonds closed active
and i'm At s7i for lSols .-.,.o, 49,. 4, r. -,....
~, tbs moi and lJ5IL for Low Middlibgs afpaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23

mortgage upon the road now in successful operation
for 4S7 miles, and earning more than enough 10 pay The
interest on this nep loan. This loan runs 30 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 EIchange-place, and NJ
K. JEsUP g. COMFY. No. 70 Pine-st.. NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23
And the following for Railroad bonds;

Money on call easy at 597 per cent with liberal
offerings at the lowest Government bonds Com
merca paper continues inactive and slow OF SALE at 100
IS per oennt The banks report small demand Tor cur
rency from the West and South but unable to sup
ply the demand in consequence Of the impossbity Of
obtaining small bills
Sterling Exchange fraction lower, but was seady
at quotations: London 60 days, 1925 aO9i; London
sight lO9IallO; London prime commercially, co days,
lOsl alOsI Paris, long, 56id5l5 Paris, short 6Sia
5l2t; Antwerp. 5l7id5.16i Swiss, 5l7ia5l6i Ham
burg S693Ci Amsterdam, iOidioi; Frankfort ".d'oi'
Bremen, 7sI 979; Berlin, 7itG1li
The transactions Of the subTreasury to-day were as
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE Convertible SINKING FUND
BONDS FREE OF CONVENIENT TAX, ISSUED BY THE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAIL
ROAD CoMPASY-We confidently recommend these
Bonds as q frst-cass investment At the price they
yield about 10 per cent interest per annum. Only a
limited amount offered before advancing the
rate Pamphlets and full particulars can be had on
application.
HENRY CLEws g. Co, No. 20 Wallst.,
Financial Agents Of the Company.