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BARBADOS Mutual Life Assurance Society

BARBADOS Mutual Life Assurance Society
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE:
No. 20, HIGH STREET, BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOS
3JlHIS Society, which confines its bust
a ness exclusively to assuring the lives
OF persons resident In the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other As
surance Company, labouring in the same
field, can offer. It's scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that OF
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate to provide for the
risk of life in the West Indies, and suffi-
cient TO create large surpluses, out of
which ReverSionary Bonuses, averaging
D per cent per annum upon the amour
assured have been distributed among Il e
Members of the Society.
Its career, during a period of 20 years,
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part of
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost as valuable as those inhabiting
Europe, and that they do not demand
such excessive Premiums as are charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table shows
the Premiums required to assure 500,
for the whole term, upon a single life:-
, 1869-07-23
INTERCOLONIAL

The steamer from windward brought no
news Of Importance. From DEMERARA we find
that fIeigbts are quoted at Is. Cd. for Sugar and
23d. for Rum for the three ports.
Produce is scarce. V.P Sugar is quoted at
Sc so to 81 25 for good to choice and Sc to Sc so
for inferior to ordinary. Mu8covado at $4 Is to
IS 25. Rum at SO to 55c. for 50 to 40 per cent
o. p, but none offering. MoIasses at 80 to 3Sc.
for vi good to choice 25 to SOC. for ordinary,
% to 26c. for Muscoyado ordinary and 26 to Bic.
for do. good to choice. Bank exchange 90 days
at 81 50. The weather has been favourable to
the planting interest and it is expected that
Sugar makings will be unusually brisk for the
next three or four months. We miss the usual
report of Coolie murders, and trust that we may
be spared the recital for some time to come, if
not for ever.
We extract the following from the Demerara
C0z0miSt 1.-The French Company's steamer
Guyane, Captain Carley de Svazzema, arrived
here on Sunday evening from the Southwark,
with mails and passengers, and in a loaky state.
Her commander reports that shortly after leav-
ing Demerara she sprung a leak, and her pumps
getting choaked, it was with much difficulty the
water could be got out of her. Arriving here,
however, she hauled alongside of the Royal Mail
C0mpany's wharf and after some trouble, gother
pumps put in order, and sailed yesterday fore
noon for Martinique. Twelve hands from the
shore were hired to proceed with the Guyame,
and give help to her own crew, who had been at
the pumps since the declaration of the leak, and
were all but exhausted. We sincerely hope she
has reached Martinique safely, as the dry-dock
at the port of her destination will soon give her
owners the chance of finding out what has gone
wrOng.-G2emada Ca0nacle.
JAmAICA-This island appears to be rapidly
recovering from its late depression, and under
the rule of its present Governor Sir John Peter
Grant is making great progress. A line of rail
way has been lately opened and plans are being
worked out for the cultivation of thrown up
Sugar Estates. Of the Governor, to whose adj
ministrative skill much of this Improvement is
attributed, it is said, that che has mercilessIy
cut down official expenditure has re-adjusted
taxation has paid the islands debts and has a
small surplus. He has reformed the endowed
schools, and has done a good deal to spread edu-
cation. He has placed justice within the reach
of all, and has restored confidence in the govern
ment and in the future of the island" This is a
proud record Of an official career and only leaves
it to be regretted that there are not a few more
Governors cast in the same mould.
, 1869-07-23

Assurances OF every description on sin
gle lives are granted by the Society for
any sum from OODollars to TO- 900 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option Of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies to the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 8 months after salts
factory proof of such death has been re-
ceived by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position
of the Society are made quinquennially,
and the surplus then existing is allotted to
the Members, after a sufficient sun has
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The next investigation
and Division of Profits, will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
Dir. Won. BRETON. DR.. Holm.
Forms of Proposal, ProspectuSes, and
every information may be obtained from
F. B. GRIFFITH, Agent.
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FIXTURES can accomplish their wishes
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IDAHO HOTEL.
"a Jordan ST., silver City, /. IT.

Ia Jordan ST., silver City, 1. It.
LII Having taken the interest Of Mr..
Iarnes HAYS in this COmmodious Hotel, and
il having been recently repaired ana lhor-
o,,e,nio renovated will endeayor TO make il
EIRsT-CLASs HOTEL
in every particular
II il Conveniently located, being near the
Express Office and the Banking Houses. ana
the Office of the Railroad Line Oh
stages is located in this Hotel.
stages for the Railroad, and all POINTS
NJ the Territary. arriving and departing daily.
The Purest Wafer for all uses, and
s.-ComiortabIe Bath-Rooms are connected
with the Hotel.
,ondations | have no hesitancy in asking a
liberal share Of the public patronage
silver City, l. T. II. b. EASTMAN,
Sep. %, 1859. 2stfl Proprietor
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Protected Ruildinus.

The following plans OF new buildings in New York
have been approved by the superintendent OF Build
ings:-
10th g. 90 II of 6fth st. story brick,
dwelling, 25x45 Louis Burger, architect.
2lst l0O Of 10Th av story brick STABLE 25x55
Jones' architect and builder.
3st ST. No 46S West story and basement and
mept, 25YS0 Stewart 4 Sens, builders.
Corneia st, No H. story brick tenement, 25xSJ g W
MaPherson
l5h St, s. 100 Of 10th av story and basement first
class dwelling, 42x50 il Hopper. builecr.
i2th st. s. 40 II of 5,h ay story aud basement brow
stone front, 25x5e Alexander Wilson, architect Gisen
Owens, builders.
LIST and lI7th ST. corners story brick and tene
ment. 25x50; J Leamy architect and builder.
lush ST. lou OF ID Av story brick store and ene
ent, sox40 Henry Devoe architect; Cogan, builder
l2jh st. l25 Il OF sth story brown stone front
store and ten ement, 4Ux65; Luther Baldwin, owner.
Walker No IL story free stone front class store,
25xO; ID Hatch, architect; W. Jonrs, builder.
tst II and Lexington corner story and basement
brown stone front nr casa dwelling 20X50 Sextou arch
tect: McCool, builder.
7sth 900 OF LIST nv, brick class dwelling
25xa2 j Is Wordsworth builder.
4eth No 800 East story brick tenement. 25x33; McNT
Co., builders.
18th st, g. l5U OF B, FIVE story brick store and
tenement houses 25x54 each Jose architect; Seger
builder.
Sh ST. 5 62s 5ss West three story frame and iron
second class dwellings, SxS4 Charles Brce, architect and
builder.
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s q s. ( Dbl lew NE sale: being 40 bD'
Md sS. Other sad. DUN unchanged in vaa'
' rs S.. bee. p.ss.ss. and %.
FRI y. S: :: -
S s s S .S 4 @ s sa for .n asT
though prices lower closing 1870. ishc for city
IS. Vic Ss n '%s1 rs
s1SA M of saSa ses ~ va;
siss and steady Dbl,
supply ne asH prices sAss.1 Ice
picked lied hams FOR .nSadsrs ana sS d s
Packass. he ice No. prime and 1899.
TErnoL EUS.cruds in bunk in unusually active
s..sss :as 4. Il. ss *
@ DO for October nS and s ss 1 so a. ALL S
& about Ss pass: sss
4: ss 'os
sss $ sss ss :: is
s s's sr
.Ds s
supply The sales were leo bills Carolina At 40
DO asssd 100 sa sns
IT, IT,
Tough fax So 90
sTEARINE-The demand light and with fair offerings
prices were heavy, though lower: Small sales were
effected within the range TIC. l9Ac. for TO
prime, In hhds and tierces.
sUaAn.-Raw moderately sought after at steady
prices, the sales being $50 hhds lsAc. Cuba
l5Ae Tor Demar.ra, 10 bags Barbados ic and li0
boxes At l0&c. l3Ac Refined quite steady, with
toleraby active demand We quote Hard, l6ac soft
white like lthc extra loo, and yellow. lac !4,so
We quote Cuba, Inferior TO common refining lie lHc
far do, llho, lI,.c good DO, lIsc 20; isf to
lsc Centrifugal, hhds and boxes lOAc. al3Hc. molassss
Havana boxes Dutch ssandard, Nos to >, ike ii4e
DO, 10 T. lac axe; DO, 70 Is NAe. ls,sc do
white ysa lasc l6Sss Porto Rico. refining grades ac
the stock to-day hhds, H. M boxes,
150,6o7 bags and 596 meiado
The salea $4,000 lbs. at nac. 1lc according to
quality.
WHIsKEY.-Recepts, $40 bbs The market was olcrably
active and fun prices reazed $50 bbs disposed
of at 81 l1dc a III 20, tax paid
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The following were the closing prices OF stocks at
the last session OF the Board:-Canton, 52 Cumber-
land, 2oX; Western Union ass4 81; Quicksilver l2x
bid; Mariposa, ~ bid; do. preferred. l5h II;
Pacific MAIL 59z 90: Boston Water Power I415 q
lax; Adams Express, 81; Wells-Fargo Express. 20
"a; American Express, 35H a 357s; United
States Express 50; New York Central, l75k a III;
Hudson River, 1853 1881; Harlem, $50 bid; Erie,
32X 33k; do. preferred, 571a bid; Reading 95 q
s5H; Michigan Central, l22 bid; Lake shore, s714
s71; Illinois Central. 1924 o 1874; Cleveland and
Pittsburg 1907 101 Chicago and Northwestern,
Tx 71S; do. preferred, s31s bid; Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati, 1871 bid; Rock Island
1861 1861; Milwaukee and ST. Paul. 671s 671S;
do. preferred, sos 500; Toledo and Wabash 6ls,
eiN; Fort Wayne, S5H s6sl Alton and Terre
Baute, preferred, 81 bid; Ohio and Mississippi 2791
27S; Delaware and Lackawanna, 10 bid; New
Jersey Central, 1905 1903; Chicago and Alton
1927 143; do. preferred, 1921 14e; Morris and
Essex, So a $50; Hannibal and ST. Joseph, lo7
1907; do. preferred, 1917 1919; Columbus, Chi
cago and Indiana Central, 24k. The following
shows the range OF the principal STOCKS to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-15
TIE CITY RAILROAD GALS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
Having read with considerable interest Captain
Mayne Reds Views in regard to improvements ia
the city railroad travel, would beg to oifer what
seems to me an Improvement on his proposed plan
by which all the benefits may be had, with but
half the inconvenience. IL ~ this-let every alter
nate car stop at every alternate second square,
which III give eacn car running distance OF four
squares and passengers would be required 10 walk
ION the route) but two squares at most, possibly
taking the first passing vehicle aud If not then the
second The cars might he designated by some simple
pan-say red and white balls attached. An Illus
tration:-Let white ball car leave the HERALD
Building aud hold up, say at Pearl street. In one
minute, II you please, start q red bali car which,
for the convenience of the numerous travellers down
town, might stop, say at Iryon row, and following
the rst each would stop az its regular fourth square,
Simple time tables might be circulated by trades
men on the reverse side OF Their business cards as
advertisements, indicating every street on the route
at which each class OF cars stops.
HUGE APPLE.--1lon T. w. Upton, OF Nebrask a.
yesterday deposited with the Commissioner OF pr-
culture one OF the largest sized apples we nave ever
heard Oh IL measures sixteen aid one.aalf Inches IN
circumference, and weighs twenty nine ounces This
me specimen OF fruit was raised In the south of
Nebrnska.-W washington Chronicle, october IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-15
Real Estate Notes.

Edward Brown has sold his lot and cottage al
Centrevlle to the principal Of the Union Free School
for a sum approxlmating to $4,000.
The Commissioners OF Estimates and Assessments,
Messrs. Lockwood, Cotiln and Sutherland. met the
Commissioners OF the Eastern Boulevard, Messrs.
Byrne, Hatfield, Lunny and Cooper, at Coxs Hotel
Unionport, ON Monday, and from thence the whole
party, accompanied by State Senator william Cauld-
well and ex-ASsemblyman Claiborne Ferris from
tins district, proceeded over the line of The road.
fhe result OF their deliberations VIII be made public
In the course OF few days.
Al iron bridge, after the model OF the new Harlem
bridge, IL TO be erected across Westchester creek
near sixth street, over which the Boulevard will
pass from Throg's Neck into Unionport. a draw
lug OF the bridge Is now on exhibition IN the ouIce
Of Judge J. Jay Ryrne, at Westchester.
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The KcBdraparn Canal Opened.
From the Calcutta EnglishYnan, Aug. SOL

- IFIULH tIe OaICuttI EIBIIsnlHun, AUgust o01
The kendrapara Canal has been opened rom
Cuttack TO False Point, thereby giving tree COM
muncaton at all seasons OF the year by water to the
principal part Of 0rssa. The twin screw steamer
olga made the opening trip the 2sth OF June iast
little under thirty-eight ana half hours, nc an
average speed, including the passage of locks, Of
four and q half miles an hour. Durlng most OF the
trip the olga had u barge In tow ana the current
was running OF tue rate OF three quarters OF mile
per hour. The amount OF fuel consumed on the "Trip
was four tons, consisting OF two and a half
tons oil WOOD one ton OF Goals, and half
ton OF patent fuel ny the help OF little additional
dredging at Marseghai this steamer could soon pass
into the rivers Noona or Jumboo at dead low water.
thereby giving an optional route TO boats and YES
sells drawing three ana "a half feet OF water. A lib
eia scale Of rates has been fixed goods carried
either by the government steamers the iron Cargo
boats. and II Is suggested that IL would not be an
Improbable speculation for the managers OF the
BRITISH steam Navigation Company send down
boats OF their own III tow OF the steamers calling Mt
False Point rs thereby all shifting OF cargo could be
avoided, the boats when cast OF being able TO pro-
&c ed direct TO Cuttack.
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land ana Toledo sinking fund, 81; New Jersey Gen.
sral nrst mortgage o.; do, second mortgage, w;
New Jersey Central new bonds, 30; PlttsDurg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago. second mortgage 20; Cieve-
land and Ptsburr consolidated sinking fund, second
mortgage, 95; do, fourth mortgage TAN; Chics. 60
and Alton sinking fund, first mortgage 99}kj Du.
buque and Sioux City, first mortgage, DO; st. Louis
and Iron Mountain bonds, 81; Milwaukee and st.
Paul, first mortgage, eights 100; Chicago and Nil.
waukee, first mortgage, s7M; Chicago ana Great
Eastern first mortgage, n; Columbus, Chicago and
Indiana, first mortgage 7sA; New York and New
Haven. SKIES 93; Central Pacific bonds o2h.
The foreign exchange market was fractionally
lower owing 70 the appearance Of q large number
OF bills drawn against cotton, the exports OF which
are gradually increasing. At the decline the market
was firm, and quotations ranged as iollows:-Ster-
ling, sixty days. commercial, 1857 100; good to
prime bankers, 100 a l09H; short sight, 10sh a
1898; Paris, sixty days. 5.22K aleS; short sight,
5.16k 6.l4h; Antwerp, 522x 5.16,4; Switzerland,
t.22k 6.l61<; Hamburg a5i4 q s54; Amsterdam,
40 a 4oA; Frankfort, 40 4o'<i Bremen, Is o 1874;
Prussian thalers, 7os II.
The following were the closing street prices for
government securities:-United States currency
skies, 1913 1O7s do. sixes 1881. registered ll9s1
100; do. do, coupon. 1l9% 12o do. nvetwenties.
registered, May and November 116 q 1l6z; do. do,
coupon, 1862, do, l2ok 12OH; do. do, coupon.
1904, do, lls q 1lsA; do do, coupon, 1885, do,
llel 1197l; do. do, registered. January and July,
ll7H NIX; do do, coupon 1855, do, ll7S 117N;
do. DO, coupon, 1857. do, ll7X NIX; DO. do,
coupon, 1858, do, 117S l177s; do. ten forties,
registered. los 1881; do. do. coupon. 1854 1881.
AT the last session OF the Board Southern bonds
were duI and the only quotations made were the
following:-Tennessee ex coupon, 500 q olh;
do, new, IS a 654; Virginia. ex coupon. so So;
~ N4~t Ia
lima, ex coupon. AZ As; do, new, 4oA AK;
do, special tax, o5S 81; South Carolina new, o5l
81; Missouri skies, 81; ST. Joseph, $50 bid; Lou
siana leyee SKIES, 83A a 841S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-15
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BLAuvELT-VAN RIpER.-on Thursday, October
~, az Tue residence OF the brides parents by inc
Rev. Il. @. Sweetser CHARLIE A. BKAuyELT to MARY
H., daughter OF John +. Van Rlper Esq. No cards.
Observation-Disclosures Wednesday, October
~ az tne Church OF The Messiah by the Rev. George
daughter OF James H. Phpps Esq, all OF this city.
CALDwELt-PHyFE.-On Wednesday, October 10,
~ tne residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev.
Ihomas De w.t. y. d., JoHN @. CALDWELL 10 JENNIE
r., daughter OF James Phyfe all OF this city.
SohsER-LIyINGsToN.-O ednesday, october ~,
MISS JENNIE M. LIVINGSTON, all OF Brooklyn, u. -.
HALL-TALLIENT.-On wednesday evening, 0cto-
and Twenty first street, by Rev. Nathan H. Cham
beriain, ERNEEr HALL, Of Morrsania, N, ". TO
CHhRTA NJ youngest daughter OF q. l.. iailient,
ESP, VI New York city.
LURD--JosEs.-At summit. N. j.. on Tuesday /,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-15

The following were the bids for the city bank
stocks:-New York, 13l; Manhattan, 40. Mechanics
140; America, 143; City, EOS; Phenx, 1897: North
River, 90; Tradesmen's, $50; Merchants Exchange
l17h; Seventh Ward, Ia; Commerce, l2e; Broadway.
$50; Ocean, %; American Exchange, lle15; Bank OF
the Republic, lis; Bank OF North America lo7.
Hanover, 100; Irving. 49, Metropolitan, 40; Market
l24 Nassau, 100; Continental 100; ST. Nicholas l12E
Commonwealth, 1l0H; Importers and Traders, lio:
Park, le5; Central National, Ill Fourth National,
103; Ninth National Ill.
The following were the bids for the railway bonds
and mortgages:-New York Central SKIES 1885, or;
DO, real estate, s7Js; do, subscription, S78; Erie
sevens, third mortgage endorsed, 1885, 81; do,
NTH mortgage, endorsed, n; Hudson River sevens,
second mortgage, sinking fund.- 1885, 1925; Harlem
nfst mortgage, 100; Michigan Southern seven per
cent second mortgage, eoz; Michigan Southern
ana Northern Indiana, sinking fund, seven per cent,
seh; Pacuc Railroad seyens, guaranteed by Mis-
sour, 30; Illinois Central seven per cent 1870, lI0;
Alton ana Ierre Haute first mortgage, 92J5; do
eecono 40, preferred so; do, second do. ineonyer
tble, "a; chicago and Northwestern sinking fund
w; DO, interest bonds, So; consolidated seven per
cent conYeruoie, 81; Hannibal and st. Joseph land
grams, IV5s; Lackawanna and Western bonds 90:
Delaware Lackawanna and Western first mort
gage, eo do, second mortgage, %; Toledo and wa.
bash, first mortgage EXTENDED, 81; do. second
mortgage, s3H; Great Western, first mort
gage, 1888, 81; DO, second mortgage. 1894.
81; Galena and chicago extended, 9s;
Chicago and Rock Island, 6rst mortgage. OF: Chi.
cago Rock Island and Pacific. "a; Morris and Essex.
0rst mortgage. %; do. second mortgage, 81 cleve.
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BoMYHg.
Purdys station TO Somers road adjoining Floyd brown
wEBTCHEeTER
Warrington av n 3, 81 II OF LIST at, 60rl00 1000
LIST and Washington ay, northeriy cor, eoxiooS
Hudson County, N. j.
JERSEY cITY. 80
Railroad sv 125 n of Brunswick st, 20xf6x3lxl2 H4m
South Sth q. g. So II from Colgate st. 2orss loel
South 9Th st. 90 II from Colgate st, 22x6l loW
HUDSON CITY. -.
Magnolia st. 8, 215 Q OF Summit st, 673rlo9 $500
summit av 3, adjoining Finspacks lot, 7saioox -
Lot IL block ll2 map OF Hudson City $500
Lot 2, block s. map G Bramhals property 7OO
uOBOkEN,
Bloomfield st. v g. 438 n Of 7th st. 21x63. 2b00
Garden st, bbs II 8 OF 7th ST. 18x100. IVY
Meadow st, $50 II OF 9th st, 2bxiu0. l,eVo
BRRGEH.
Church st. of bergen av lots II, IL, 49, Downing ct al
Is to 90 inclusive, block Greenve lo42
Lots 10 to a, block TO- map OF Sherwood 2o0o
Rowland johnson sts corner, 60xl00 1850
Saer's lane adjoining Sandfords lot l00x626 $50
GREENvlLLE. -
Lot 3, block 4 Mersele'a map. W
Lot block ii, Mersee's map t50
Lot ~ block Hudson County Land Improvement Co. Log
Lot l3 block D. Hudson County Land Co..
NORTH BERGEN
Division st and Bergenwood eastery cor b0x20
turnpike. adj Jno kker l25x02x82x76 SC0
Lot ~ Tiles fnap.. IsS
Lots 81 s5 IS, map a lots, West New York. Ss6
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The marke, for wheat quiet business being
'aTsy sas 'ss 81 g Sr
I'm leads amber winter 81 % 81 g for small lot. Do II %
INNS 3 os s fSg VINE
Michigan and ~ 80 81 20 for white outside
higher owing 20 serious bre os in he Gge Canal The sale.
% e aS:
aSd II u ~ Is for yellow. Oats dull heavy,
Bushels se''e saa Scarce ana na' ss ssrs
1000 bushels were sold at 9Oa Vi q Tor state
and q sses Ra q, hsss were small 'as' at 81 %
FREIeHTs quiet the offerings Of most articles being
Ugh, and rates were lower especially tor grain. For
Lyspso sss eoisoa s sd sSs Sour " 3d.
;@ %nS sT : ssss ss:
s wheat rsa r zen vas III, he'd a, "a ~ LONDON
Glasgow Per steamer iSge bbs sor O. s The charters
bbl. petroleum. al 6a ship 1850 tons hence 70 direct
port on the Continet, with petroleum bark ESQ TONS 10
bark from PbsdepSs 70 he consneal with asSo SbIs,
Hors1here was but little activity In the market which
was LIm however at lfc 22c for new aud 4c a
or od The sales were confined to small lots supply the
HAy-Th, demand fair price. were steady; the
lots sOe a$l 6ionS rye straw, s5c ~ o. aud short do,
HFMr-Jue was in active demand and decidedly bisher.
closing at &c 5c, gold the sales 1000 bales
at sA4c &c. gold Other kinda dull al yesterdays
MoIAesEs.The market was very quiet, the demand being
mixed i5c Doe for csyed Dec Sc sr do nusco.
and soc Csc Tor New Orleans Stock a, date bids.
c.9a, sIs2 DO Porto Rico and ,7ss DO English Islands
extremely quiet there being scarcely demand prices
and slipping only S about SS. lots.
at Ec. Roso was slow Of sale but unchanged
At * No at ss' asd 70 p.s and Ss :lra sss
~ $a We quote strained ~ 2ss " soi No u 20
widow gIass so 80 rs ab wilmington tar was in better
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-15

Loans OF cash gold were made at from three per
cent for carrying The government sold 100000
OF gol1 The total OF the bids was Tor over
$460o0 coo, and the prices ranged 100 to 1919
The awards were made the lots ana at the prices
following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-15
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER 49, SHEET

Mr.. Grtnnell requiring him hencefortn not to col
lect any more state tonnage dues or taxes on COM
merce with view, after due notice, to sue the Col
lect0r for all that have been collected by the
Custom House ofncers Tor the last six years to this