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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.
PUROpFAN MARKETS

ToSpoS Oct 2G opened go for both and
the scconu United states Five Twenty bouds 1862 Oh 1862 Old
g lg g2s. Ten Portes 5 Stocks steady Ere 2ll Iuois
Ceptas g7I Atlantic and Great Western, rs 5000. -
opened steady Mddiug
lands d Mddng Orleans 2d Corn m h quarter or European
Lozpos 29J v ew for No II Daeh standard aioA
Pans Oct 2-The Boure opened firm Reutes, II r. SOC
ANrwERP Oct 26-Pefoeun opened auiet and unchanged
LfvFRPO0f mNhrai 1915 y GENITAL for Calornla
White and Red Winter The receipts Of Wheat for three
quarters Of which 20 200 American Yarns
and Fabrics e Manchester steady.
LoSDoS Oct 26i1o p uCoHo closed q 9Ji for money and
account FyeTwentrs 1861 8lI 1865 all 1907 81 Ten
foies 76 E Railway shares 2l! Illinois CenA 81 Atlantic
aud 2it
LfyEHPooL Oct 26-3O D. M closed steady aud unchanged
declined 1873 Refined Petroleum has advanced to
l8I
LoSpos Oct 26-43 p uLnseed OIL e29 l2 Refined Peiro-
leu1 lt0l8i
FR,sEToET Oct 30 NJ S. KyeTWeny bonds arm
81 for the issue Of 1852.
HAyRE Oct 26-Cottun opened and closed quiet
ANTWERP 2bPetToeum closed bra ut o.! francs Tor Standard
White.
FRANKroET Pvetwenty bonds closed a58
PARIS, 2GThe B0urse closed drmi Reutes, 1lf 52o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Oct 26Ceton qniet Mddngs nominay Zoe M
Flour dali aud weak quotations Bomlnaiy unchanged Wheat
du Prime 70 Choice Red ~ ta ~ a. Corn dui; Old 81 10
az 81 100 r. Provisions unchanged
Whisky selling at 81 n.
DKTKoIT Oct 26-Plour steady at IS 5oasG7 Wheat irm
White 81 ri No white. 81 noel ~; Regular 81 0I
NIB a. Barley. ~ u "
Oct 2GCoon ght demand. Mldiug uplaHd
26c Mddng Gull 2sc BARK dsclned No Quecron kJl ~
dull and unchanged Wheat unchanged Rye steady nS
81 Corn dali Yellow 81 O3ds O5i MIed Western 9Idge
steady at 5Id58s NswloT 81 "a Pe
lsum advanced Crude 2c Refined GroesVery snail bnr
PoId9ns-'eV small business and dropping WHISKY steady
and unchanged
CnioAGO Oct BEIhsnge steady 10 par buyer ITO
premium selling Flour quet and 250S6 IS for Spring
kTr quiet and lousri sales l. at ala O2i No
g5dglc tie aeaooh inactive 55 cash snl seller November
No Corn quiet No ssapSe In the afternoon Inactive at Ga
Tte aue and lower No % No q Csc Barer dan at sl cash
ard seller November Tor NO HghWnes firm at H. Pok
41Du &1l % Tor New
& PANS IIe Sweet Picked Hams 49, dl6e Short ribs Cured
no. Short Clear Mdes enre l Dry Sailed Shouders nominal at
piqi4 CAPS sq al " @igs' 70 w sO@ass SVOd SsUi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-27

unchanged deaHd moderate q1ote az ~ de
CBfA dswspine: Sperm, and 33e Tor Patent
demand has been active and prices are agl
9hef sales 81 asa IS IS Tor scranton Sc
I'D AZ fetal the 90 per Foreign has eon
tuned srm uith q inquiry the stock Is light
COFFER-Tbe Of Rio held b importers IN the Inel STATES
ITO bags OF which at were ~
0O0 Mobile 1900 Baltimore anl '4o hN
Yok The quotations. co.'s are follows; IN bond s@
mo 2c Tor prime paid C for invoices The demana
generally
fT ard are literally Java quiet aud sie&d 81 @t
hers pd scarce MAacsib0, G02 lci CTou nag
si sod suayr l7d9c gold Sales Of 10 bss TIE latter Whln
market for Western aud STATE flour las
sp fry aetvss medium grades lower and close tame
aud fair demand shipping grades are ADe
the Spnng Wheat four offered Is lrierIi
SIS 6S for Superhn- State 90 ~
5gdS5 = for Fancy state - Sa- 70 ~
low grades 25Q S6 81 for Good 70 Choiee
pne Wheat l50S7 % for Minnesota and Iowa h1tas
~ 81 ~ Shipping brtrss S6G 70 80 TOT shipping
de Round Hoop; as - for Trade brands; 20 %
4iS 5O for FauiJ brands: IS 30a - ~ for Amber Win
Ter wheat sute. and Westerns SO 7sas7 50 ter
Whit. Wheat DO dol s7eSs 50 for Family Do; S7Gsi 70
Ter ST. LOUIS Single. 81 80 SO Is Cor do Double
and 3paSg Triple California and Oregon flour
Inactive aud tame SO 75GS7 IS the Horn Southern fionr =
0S6 - for good Rita Baltimore and ConntTy ~ va
81 ~ Tor H1ra George Virns; 81 5GSlO 30 Tor FAMILY 90
- IS 50 s EIa MARYLAND Delaware, and - 50a 70
Tor Family Flour esdy, the demand is tai sales o
so bb at 81 20 Corn Meal del and heayV at - ~ TOT
SO for BraHdysBe BuekEheS Ioufis lover a.
- ~ ~ ~ A. 100 H. AID Choice al S4OS4 81 We quote
AM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-27

RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

fuHuI TfFVTfl uVH THITT0HHs
Ocr 2G-l2B bas Cotton 81 bs Flour l0 68 hush Wheat
no $40 bush Corn Oats 42l hush Rye % 40 bush Bar
lev SEQ bus Malt 3B bush bush Beans 300 bhs
Corn Meal bags B1ckWheat Flour 52 bills kebued Petroleum
100 bbs PORK gl pkg Cut Meats $50 Lard 100
ors. Lard IL CASKS Ashes 6G pkgs Butter iO4 hOtes Cheese,
"a pkFs aow bb OIL ms pkgG on Cake. 10 hbs WHISKY
6ll hills Eggs bales Wool lJ6 bales Hops 10 sides Leather
al NM. Tuhacco 900 boIes Starch. pig. BeeswaI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-27

! Tax KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LoAS'-Secured
by Land Grant of Three Millions of Acres In Kan
sas and Colorado, FIRST MORTGAGE upon the PRO
posed extension Of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan. Kansas, to Denver, Colorado and
mortgage upon the road in successful operation
for 49, miles and earning more than enough to pay the
interest on his uer loan. This loan runs 80 years.
pays per cent; principal and interest PAYABLE IN
GOlp There is no better investment in the market.
For maps pamphlets, and circulars, address DAB
MY. MoRGAS & Co.. No. SO Exchange place and NJ
X. JrSur & Co,u'Y. No. 70 Pne-st. n Y.
R.vxrxc Usrsr or KIsssn Co. Nsw.York Oct 20 1869.
OBTAINED BY FRAUD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-27

GR4iNTho market and tie demand mainly
,r eIpoyt sr for nug Sp1ug plenty at tee
Of condition: the sales 1900 bb No Chicago
prhF 90 private terms; l0d 81 IS FOR bo No DO d. 81 q o
old 80 Mgaukee and 80 for Ne6 a0st; q pa 81 90 Tor
Re- Western; 4Gl AZ for Amoer do ga 81 "a for Amber
STAT: 4sd White Michigan; 81 35a 81 90 for White
Obio Illinois, S70Sl 81 foT White Genesss and 81 - Cor
Barley Is without change and fair demand sales
Of 900 bush @ % for tWorowed state the latter ir JEFF
lemon Comfy auI 5ld Canada West Barley Malt
tame sales Oh State at 81 80 OaB active and
stronger aud 6un 1900 bush at 60a0c for
Nss Ohio and 62dc aGoai State Al Ga
G8d65c and Jersey aud southern a. C0bJc
dull; the sales 100 BUSH at 81 o. for
Jersey Cts X depot Corn active and all kinds
the demand part specuhTe; the Saes ~ bush
Atgl0g Unsoubd Western Mixed geo 81 o. The
latter for prime T. Western bite at 81 oiaSl o. and DO
, leoE a. 81 p7lUSl %.
GUAEO-Ths abeu and the market easier
ssss Of snail lots 81 Peruvian Al Ss01 80 uu. currency
GUEHIES dsmtnd Tor either Bags Cloth has been only mod
prices esse0 change quote 60e
for the former Bd mans for the latter
HKMPhe MAuA has been only moderate and prices
scs other kinds devoid Of activity AID IN the
absence ~ sa les prices nominal We quote follows:
Russia clean (go G2t8d s2fS Juis Butts tcuenoy). ola BE-
4JJd ITGmpco (god toni a 6c
Manila (goli) b.. dlte Amern Dressed 2 s2l5a 5
Ss (god ....... llUillc American Undeed... l5G 200
lute (Eoldl........... 4tG ste
HIDESTLe demand foT dry Hides continues fair from Che trade
bat operations restricted by the rather poor assortment
accumulated and with the supply much reduced aud lev
quite tnd al FTsdes Increased In value
Other Hides hm 10 sympsthy bat without much
ahmstioB except stock. City aud Country Sanghe
without activity bot sell pretty well 10 the supply and
veil sustained We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-27
THE MARKETS.
icsrsnn1 reported for TaE TEIsvSE.

Carefully reported for THE TRrRuNEI
TunDAI. Oct 2b. l3@.
,sHES-Pots are dull at 81 5I9s7 62 Pearls nominal
SWAX-There only moderate business In Yellow
Western Southern prices Unchanged note sales Of
3 go n at4lG4lc
BRSTLEN uuchauged the demand moderate; quote At
f,ou 4Oc a - 81 IN GRAY and White.
BROOM CORN AND BROOMSA fair demand fer Corn AZ ia Zoe
Redan and SO
10 81 per doteu aud pleBJ.
1UILDING MATERALS-fbse bot little doing areles coming
ver this beading; Of the market heavy prices
sho n decline closing with downward tendency tor nos asseTp
We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-27

Ro,ebdae y bb 81 Now Scotia tun - 2e04 %
Novs Scotia B. 4 tuB. O90 -
iCac hast 6CitYyR iun - az 20
.ostspes moderate partly through The indhe
a. hnv.rs ~ pr ewp 10 the light offerings Prices qaoted
bfs md srs steady though the would stand
- - 4gj bses iisl last evening 29 10 arvel
which il94 taken by exporter lOsO by consumers %
speculation aturedsvsry there not nus DONG e o.
100 do Tor November Al 4'c ana ~ TOT
fe0'Ua'' - @N'' - Tnland, No6e n Or-suA Texas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-27

not Of the continued good demand and the sappV offering
small poorly Middle weights moving YIN hnch
freedom buyers have 70 resort 20 these 20 use a. JOY
Damaged Of bieh hand Prices re very
and though not advanced to any eEten our
being lots We quosi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-27

All persons arc cautioned against negotiating the
same NISSAN n Co.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND lSTEREsr
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BONDs FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, ISSUED BY THE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAIL
ROAD CONTAINING confidently recommend these
Bonds as a rst-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 can be had on
application.
HENRY CLEws & Co., No. 81 Wall-St.,
Financial Agents of the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-27
FRUITS AND BERRIES.

The market completely guisd With grapes aud the cool weather
Receivers sending em on 10 yaons e
the market vsJ large proportion q TIE fruit poo
be prccsltabea b0tc CaaNbas
Deawa upsabe aloe and lona Zoe &C. Hue
uprver valley fruit selling At Joe for Isabella Ice for
Catawba Danas and l3c for logAs Wen pened
Catavss selling 3-CoBcord At sdee Apples are
Of this state Qnlnoes
figures which check their use People
sadly m either sheldon Beue Bose With Wears
aud The worth uo three times much
as the latter Dulebess and sLsdons selling a. SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-27

SBEDs-Tbe for Clover Seed prices
bush Rough FsIsssd quiet % SD 81 90 bush Calcutta
sOAP-ws Of 200 boIss CASTLE At 5al3sS, showing
STESRiS"A moderate business doing se, l9,9loc
sUMACsey selling at seoat 20 for the low and $500
ss5 for the high grades; Virgins al s7jG 800
TALLOW-Tbe demand has active and the market closes
steady sales ofa2o9 at osGlle for Country aud t4ltG lot
uhs The Ss ss PisI osE yspsHs bJs s
Tie slEst share Of attention. The demsad legitimate
The regular trade taxing sboat ali goods sold spectators sndng
present Prices hold their without dea
ToB1Cco-Tbsrs activity KentuEy Leaf The
tbs home trade Prices most grades are ssIdy aud boilers 90 10.
% G bs y Tp,. have been checked by tie 5
ofeght, during The past week We quot, Light Le, 1i follow I
ia2ie Fine 280c Selections al5 Heavy Western aud
iiaie Good Rlai5e Fius iel5c and Selections 5l dl7c
Seed Leaf remains dgn and PeHHs unchanged The supply
ca, and MS.s.chaset At 10y 0i5c for 2oal5e Wrapper
Sc for average lots aud sa Tor Wrappers Peaus7va and Ohio
w,.nB1 M 5useis Tobacco uncSsss in price ard at The
meat somewhat quiet though huTbsT OF orders are 70 D oe
Medium and zaoc for Good 70 Fine Bright "S,s SS@ To io5
good steady demand partly for export s5a the n',ts sneg
5 aSa a Good sea qS o5a IS for Fine Yara 1895
Cat 87ia9qJe for average lots oQsi ia Tor II Cot
large Of Fleece and California Woods have TO manao
igs during the pas week at prices of from previous rates
goods for which these descriptions are required There s' 4
are not likely b depres Tie interest Of those connected
asl likely 10 exhibit he true state Of the market
Domestic York, Michigan AND IudsnS-saho
fleece 4TaSB ThequaTter aud FulEbood Mc1uo 4'dbc "
Fleece jG48e Quarter blood Fleece 45a8c CSmm9h eees
Ohio Pennsylvania and v1niS-Ghoee Selected sAt E
fleece 60a6je ssIony Fleece 52G35e; shl 5
blood Meruo 48aSlc Halfblood Fleece 4'a45c SuaeDo
Fleece 4G04c Fleece 4Jd4lc Wisconsin love-
and luoshree quarter snd Fulblood heno $500 Ks,cpv
Fleece 44d4 Quarterblood Fleec 4id47c Missouri he
and TennessesWahed Fleece 45a4e UnNsseea Fiesoe'
UHvabed Conbing, 7d50c. Canada Fleece ~ doe ,d
TuB-W AsnED wooL.-ChOes S6dOOe Fair O@''c'i ih' ~
Bury. 43Oi1c ...,,- yo,k
PULLED wooL-Nev.York City extra Pulled @Gt4G h"sls"
City fuper Pulled 43d46c; EeN-Y0rk City No Pulled
Lambs Western snper and 40d i5c Counb
Pulled 4d47e County Pulled long bd5Oc Country w.
Paled. J00j3c. CAnads Pulled 45G6Dc
CALlPoSiA-spnng Cup. tn JodJ5ei Spring ZIP med ga
dc Spring Clp, low grades and bury 2Sa9e zen Chg "a
DC Fan Gp loW trades and barry lggl9c kIifA fueo "
sc Super Pulled. Rd4ic.; Low Pulled, 25dlOc -
TE1As-Fne 9oa35ci MsdIsg Jla3Se LOS, 2oa76e lDe0
PoESaS WooL-Cspe Good Hope 55a9se; MeIan 23d25c
Ayres dennO oGJc Mesio 2o9JIe Don'
koi Washed. 35diOc 90, 80
wHISRYTbe market steady fairly active sales Of SO obs
81 2D$l az closing at the latter which the buk OF the
made.
WHALEBOEB-The market Is We quote 81 s2
Soc oil Tor North Coast and al 70 Tor
Arctic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-27

pkg for the week which are 24 more than for the
preEious Corresponding week last 2 bb The De
ahead Of the supply aud price. b.ve been worked
during stale lots comrE forward on which there
quite Such only be sold At warrant while may o. lhe
snd other eggs way easier feeling Anticipated We
quote: =. -,
IL L. and Pa y doI 81 an lIAmsi..............p dn
state Food.........5 ass BEg Oats bush, good5O ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-27

Old CAkT-Ihe supply IlgrT, VIZ H"IsI tII0TI
o. 80 bush az 81 FOR Western
and s19G Si2 gold for City. .-.-..--
OF MIA moderate demand at 81 600 81 65 Y 100 n
PROvSlONSTher has been only moderate degree Of activity 10
still holders ln and Offer their stocks
sarpgIy tue sales cash regular bb SJl 1851 ~
Tor Mess s33 Sd s3 City da. and S2 80 Tor Western Prime
nOninai choice qualities arm
o75 bb u for Plain Mess and 300 u for Extra Do
dull nominal Beef Hams not
plenty small los. wanted By smokers former
prices; 50 bb at Sls0s23 for Orua and SUSN iot
bbl NeS S35 Cut Meats Of CITY
10 fair demand Pctd Hams i9c and Smoked DO az 2G
for lots the spot sales Of 20O
Long Dressed Hogs UNCHANGED quote
AZ Isr for Cy demands sales Of as bb and
les 6i6l7c l7ia8c fnr City ~ dl6c for fair 10 prime
steam spdlg dglc Rendered We
a. g.. q 4 uaef Hafr.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-27

Receipts ora With 1885, exported for the week Corresponding
57l7. With 2S8 exported The present
the highest shipments since the fret week In JUNE Most Of t1e m
gsh shippers bsve retired for The present the ma on INC oer le
Only 3D. gained during the weekb
per cw being quoiaonsoes paying The ls
Cheese That the obtained at Little
Falls YESTERDAY few sales made IN the absence ship
orders quiet bat disposition 70
couceI i'm We auote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-27
on Lumber, 20 per cent al
valOreml-The closing quotations are


METALSTherc demand for American ngot Copper
5000 Baltimore and Lake New
Shg and Yellow Metal unchanged Scotch Pig Iron has been
prices American Pig Iron quiet Pig Lead is
bm but quiet Nails Shot and Speter uominay unchanged In
trade aud with reduced
moderate demand at former prices We quoe
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-27

Live plenty and selling readily Veniion Is 10 de-
Much ~ the dressed poultry from distance IN mustv
being PACKED ~ tboough dry hence prices
rluEe Qlas and sell readily. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-27

R,vxtSc Usrsy OF K1sssn 4 Co. New.York Oct %, l86
lurtrNFu RY FRAUD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-27

The for trade could scarcely dealers
bad Manufacturers Advertising auctions % ell % their s
also heAr stocks Of goods Tor Which there
demand We quote:
CGisuns B.......... 22d2s ship aud lGmb ikn' green
tlel
Deer dry............. Ea- Dr. od
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-27

Exports Tor tho wet sutng Saturday 46l bales Rsoep ty
bales The Improvement Of s' wsek si osaqae' AID 80 AL &C. %
ulcl
beeus q refused
tue largest the We quote;
lBdll IIearuEs n
Common Gooi..... Bdl1 |Oa Ods....... ...... }
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-08-19
VALUABLE TEsTIMoNY.o

THOMAS ROWLAND, Esq, an old resident ofthis
county, aged "a years, has been deaf for nun.
Der ofyears, and troubled By constant unpleasant
sounds in his head. he called upon DR.. sMYTH at
the Halliday House twomonths ago, and had an
operation performed on his ears, which resulted in
instant relief. We saw Mr. Rowland two or three
days ago, and he informed us that the noises are
all gone, and his hearing is almost as acute as it
ever was. Such home testimony, coming from
cit izen of Mr., Outstanding and q restoration to
hearing ofone ofhis age, is worthy of credence,
and is sufficient to inspire with hope the afflicted
who are within reach of DR.. S1IYTH.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-08-19
Parsonage Celebration.

One of the pleasantest assemblies of the
season was held at the Episcopal Parsonage
last Thursday evening on the occasion of the
ladies of the Parish, presenting to Mr.. and
Mrs. Brooks the, premises ready furnished for
their, occupancy. The members of the parish,
old and young were assembled in force-the
numerous rooms, were well filled-and we
noticed several ladies and gentlemen prom
inent members Of other, Congregations.
No one would have supposed, without ocu-
lar demonstration, that the "Bell House."
could have been so completely changed into
first class dwelling house. We doubt
whether any clergyman in the state has a
more complete and commodious residence.
"A bountiful table of refreshments was well
discussed. Altogether it was avery 4credita-
BILE affair to all concerned. The ladiessofthe
Church have shown good sense ia preparing
comfortable home for their minister, and
Mr.. Brooks must be satisfied that his Iabors
are appreciated. lin receiving such testimo-
NAL often esteemed by his parishioners.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-08-19
A Model School.

We stepped into Hosea Barnes's School st
Torrey's corners in Pleasant Prairie short
time since and was highly pleased with the
school. Mr.. Barnes is one of the best teach
ers in our county, and we believe has quaii1T
cations as teacher which fit him for highef
and broader field of labor than that now oc-
cupied. We were particularly pleased with
his original method of teaching geography,
in fact his entire system of conducting a
school is new and mostly original with him
self; that it is thorough, effective and salts
factory, the citizens of, Kenosha County
are well aware as he has taught many years
in the county. - .tSsA
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-08-19
Salem and Horse Thieves.

The people of Salem have organized b
Horse Thief Detective and Horse Insurance
Association which numbers about seventy
members. The officers are D. Cass President,
w Benedict Sec. and David Stewart, Treas
urer. GN'
The Association is strong in numbers and
well differed and should be a terror to horse
thieves. But the thieves have become so
bold that they may venture to ply their pro-
fession in Salem. If they dc, we trust that
the Salem Association win be ready for
them, and bring them to justice and condign
punishment
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-08-19
The Challenge Crackers.

We call the attention Of our readersto Mr..
Kupfers advertisements in this numbes of The
TELEGRAPH. 1t is always pleasureto us Ito
speak of a genuinesarticle, and such M. Kdp-
fer's Challenge Crackers are known to be
throughout the. entire country. No restau-
rant in. Chicago is considered frst!class I'M
less they:set before you the celebrated Keno
sha Challenges Crackers. Our neighboring
cities on all sides find constant and an in,
creaSing demand for them, which. added to
the large local trade, taxes Mr.. Kupfer's
present facilities to the uttermost. Mr.. *
keeps always on hand fresh baked pies and
cakes, and the most texcollent, great white
loaves of bread to be found in the country. &
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-08-19
CO NGMER CIAL,
oFFICF OF THE KENosHA TELEGRAPH,

OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH, I "
Thursday, Aug. 10, 1869. { .
GRAIN--The lower grades Of wheat are
quite dull in all the trading markets, and
such grades have fallen off 10-15c bushel
but only the higher grades the decline.is not
more than 5@6c. At this port the sales for
wheat are at range of $1.O0@$1.25. Old
oats 60@62c,
PROVISIONS Potatoes continue in good
supply with sales to admitted extent at 25 for
early varieties. Choice lots butter in. good
request at 22@9Sc. Eggs 14@15. Dressed
Hogs s9@$1o..d Beef cattle $4@$5 live weight.
Fat sheep s2@$3. 81 -.
LUMBER Common lumber and IL foot
fencing $1S, and $14 for Il and 16 foot fencing
A. single 81. Cedar posts 12111.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-08-19

Fire. ~
The alarm of fire was given in our city last
Sunday morning at about day break The
fire was found to be in the dwell.
ing of Mr. NJ. Leisen in the north ward. it be-
ing so far from the central part of the city
that before the engines could get upon the
spot and at work, the house was completely
enveloped in flames, and. past all hope, o
saving. The household furniture we under.f
stand was saved from the fire. There are
several stories afoat with regard to the ori-
gin of the fire, one that it caught from the
chimney, another that it was set on fire, and
that the incendiary first pillaged the house,
carrying off with him quitea sum of money,
which of these stories, if either, is correct we
are unable to say.
Mr.. Leisen's loss is about 50 900, which we
understand was covered by small insur-
ance,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-08-19
Only One WI Week More.

we would remind the Republicans. that
there is to be but one more issue of the Tele.
graph before the assembling of the county
and state conventions. It is very busy
time with farmers, but the Republican com.
mittees wefrust viii neither forget or neglect
to call the caucuses in due time. And let
every Republican Elector who appreciates a
good state government and desires good
state officers to administer it, be sure to at
tend the caucuses in person, or cease to COM
plain if thore is failure to nominate and
elect good officers. s95ss' ohs
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TAKE NOTICE.

On or about the lst of May last, the undersigned
mailed promisory note to Mrs. Booth residing in
Michigan, which note did not reach it's destination
nor have ever been received by the person to
whom it was addressed. The following is copy
of the note.
"ALLEGAN, April 2Sth 1859.
ION or before six months from date promise to
pay Mrs r. f. Tor n. H. Booth or bearer two hun
dred dollars with interest WIN. MUFsoN.
This is to give notice that the above note has
been duly paid and to warn innocent parties from
purchasing the same. WILLIAM MUNSON.
Keaosha Aug. - 1869. ssvs ~
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Real Estate Sale.

We understand the snug little farm west Of
the depot owned by Geo. Cole, and adver-
ii sed in the TELEGRAPH last week has been
sold to gentleman in this city. People
having real estate or other property which
they wish to dispose Of would do we'll to re-
member that the fact made known to the
public through the columns of the TELEGRAPH
seldom fails to bring a purchaser, and not
unfrequently, as in this case, before the time
contracted for the advertisement to run ex.
pires. roc