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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

The following items we CLEAN from the
Seattle Istep'gerev
FATAL Accumulation the JV<s,ey.
!Sar we learn than On the evening Of = tn
uls.. in Steilacoon. Alexander Chirtick met
with a severe accideEt. which resulted in
his death. 1t appears that Mr. Chit,ick
had joined the Good Templars ON the 2vth.
and was attending the Lodge On Saturday
night. He had assisted in making a fire
in the hall. and Afterwards retired. bat SAD
TO relate to an uu,imely death The night
being dark and no high, uron the balcony.
aud he bein. stanger TO the locality. was
undoubtedly the cause. On going on: Of
the lover entrance he must have turned
to the left hand. aud taken but two sieys.
when he fell distance of twelve feet. s.r;k-
ing on his left cheek. upyo either the hard
gravel or the groani-siil Of the building.
Mr.. Chittick was = native Of Delhi, Indi-
ana. where his mother now lives. and was
highly esteemed by all who Knew him
He has brother in Deer Lodge Coun;y,
Montana.
FarAL AFrRAY-A gentleman al Sc
hone. uaier date Of November ,sj. kind
ly furnishes the following particulars of =
fatal aHray which occurred ia that place On
the eoth ult.: |; appears that an ltal
ian sailor. who came here reccnsly from
Por; Madison. got on spree and went
into the boarding house kept by man
uamei Griffith l.. Griffith. and tecame rcry
noisy and insulting. Griffith oriered him
out, and he refused to 20. and made some
demonstration toward Griffith sith knife
Griffith ran into another room ani licked
himself in. The Italian then wen: out and
tried TO get into the room where Griffith
vas. Griffith then shot at him. but missed
him. The Italian subsequently came back
to the house, and as be was going in, Grit
fifth frci aad killed him instantly. Grif-
ith was examined before Magistrate, and
bound over 10 appear before the Grand
Jury"
MUsDER.-By Telegraph, we learn that
Mr.. John Baker. trader on Skaget river,
uas found murdered in his store on Satur-
day last The intelligence of his murder
has caused feeling of sorrow to peryade
this community, where he was well known
and universally esteemed. IN X.
AccipESr-A man ssmel Holmes met
with severe accident at the Teekalet ssw-
mill last week His arm was pulled into q
block, and laeerated IN shocking manner
SALE or A WsEcK-On Tuesday, the
ship Cooper, which lies ashore on the east
coast Of Vancouver Island, was sold in
viesoria for ss25. r. Brodrick was the
purchaser
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

~ Grcenbleks going at from ~ 10 see.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

NoxnseNKaY, Der 2-1he Sesafe To-
day dissssssA bin to sire the sssr'ss
sysal prisileses il p~hke oasrfyasecs'
The peooeEass favoraa s>sesasessp ess ID
ing thss esanes carriers Be fsrucd % pre-
vide cqsslly ss~feesaLs bss separate asaf-
fnrx Cor che ewo r>s,sa gr
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11


tons to the above-sf isht- angles. ob,use-
ansied trisnelcs. and qssdrssgles. to make
up brse volume. bot I have not time BOW
to refer to each particular chasee. only
want, in conelnsicu Of this arucls. 70 say q
fev words about = rcccnstrsceiss." hold
to the opinioa that the FedeE.l Congress
has no night by the provisssss or virtue IT
the Constitution b yncDastrsrf State sov-
ernmenis. also hcA that the uebeilious
States we're States De tado When the var
was ended. n much 80 as vhea il beyas
To illustrate nv position. ve will take ~
example The State of Virginia for 10
stance. rebels aeziast the Federal authovi-
~. Coagress iesugurstes = var sgsisst
Virginia to compel her IN obedience The
"Oh Dominion" defends hcrseifss long
=. she can, bat finally gets whipped. lsys
down her aims and submits to the FEEDER
al power. Nov, Virgins vas State. an
integralpa ofthc Comic ieraaion before she
rebelled. The Federal Government fought
her az a dis,ted;.Hf nrnSeT eft4e Con-
federation. and Virgiuia Submitted. When
she submitted. she did 20 a. q .enber OF
rhe Cnios nsa ames9asse 10 IsriCAffsI an
fkri,y. Virginia was Virginia whoa the
var was over, Is we'll ~ when II beg.n.
She had the same ecnssifut;os under which
she vas first admitted, and her condition
vs. in no manner cksssed except she got
q whipping. Can anybody tell where
{" recoostruction, BY the Federal Govern
meat. properly comes 10. 10 the case Of
virginian. or any Of the rebe!lious States |.
Ct. I'd. 49, - - - r ~ n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-29

COFPBB-The demand for Brazil has been oe ~. e, nsn1s,
on private terms OS. s,S q1st !, oI s sssi Of
for Tsss manic r Peabefry; 2a26ie for Cold and 2aSc
% ofr g'Ss' 4, sS TSS. Ss Sa sold private sale and
s'S OSS and ,Is St wss and State Flour is
5 10. 70 s 5n. s51i'' o as Sn SIt no.
s fsT s9p sls5s' i5s ' 5Sss an bis g
g. T. SGP' st.S. Si' s5 ss so tSeoS grades Of western
good to choice SPng o w ~ IS sIs s ssppS
sItfs. IS sSss 20 ~ ssRg. oSo Rcoad SGRi e. 9 IS
as for Amber Winter Wheat State ard WE, wss's Sn
81 @Ss7a Is for St EI Single 81 goa % for DO DoaSs
Sc Sas DO Triple California and Oregon Flour is Te a1i
; ,as fS .a sa' IS S . GOOD Ey ~
I B1nSEs sSa IS o Fy d. Ss % 20 for I MARI
G 81 sgSsS z r PANTY 81 90 re Corr F a
+ dbl and heavy sales Of IS bb at for Yellow and
ys o a. ~ 81 s'Ts' and eSS. o
FREIGHTS ITO Liverpool BY sail % bids TAl0W I" JUS anu %
GRAo Wheat qa. and lower The a'%, sr 70 I Sss
accept Pre' the sales are o bush
- I sT q, S Amber Sl 5 sP' 4 % for Amber State $50
g @ White MAq , 6Sst . .5 n A%sfi Sy sales
1909 bush at asS 20 for tvOOwed state saOs and 81 % 70!
S 90 for New st ss s sad 6 wss o6 private
% 9 i' sGss IR I a laii Sao
White 6a6i N Fancy at S Ssr Ss sS 81 81 o.
Corn is inegar N 80 the demand mainly o ;hs trade; tss
Mixed s 's 81 i a. Iic sT 81 EST Western White
Hay Is dni at sss6,c for shppug Retail lots 1sae
HBMP-Mania is steady moderate demand at 4el+tc gold
Other kinds inactive and nominal ,.,oz,o. T.,
HOPS firm with good eonsumphVe demand ~ lV~V0 oi
M6iAsSsSTSe demand ba, rather better without change
advise prees though note pretty tfm feeling Tor eh soA
sales Of s bids Rico at Sc 22 hhdS bills bhoauoes on
private Az.
NAVAL SToRBs-Sp TurpeDtne Is fat at &c Very little dong
prices nominal 81 2oG ~ 30 for Common to Good
Strained. Tar Is quiet
OLS-Crde Fish quiet at 81 05d 81 90 nr Whale, and
s IS for Sperm Manufactured Os inactive American aseeu
dali OIL for casks and bb English DO nom
inA Lard oil firm and fair demand at from 81 'G 81 o. oher
OILS ire quiet aud unchanged XII. j.
PROVISIONS verg dun prices lower bu there u no
pressure realize The sales, cash and regular are 600 bo 81
Beef moderate demand and STEADY sAssm
bbS S5dSl2 for PLAIN Mess, aud S2dSl for bHrs mss
fairy active and ady sales Of 5O obs al $ls@sI9
Cut Meats without movement snd
somewhat uncertain Bacon dull and heavy Dressed oss
are 6rmer we quote 3al3ic for City Lard tu but not very
active; go bbls and % at lie for NO Il t0c TOT CHi
Bdlslc fair prime Steam and ISL for Kettle
fair demand for fine grades, Out he
medium and poor qualities dull and heavy. We quote:
SSe-Pas. River tine N SOd OhoNet Reserve gooa.
Common 10 40Q5O Fine 6SI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-29
INOuESTS.

Coroner Flynn was requested yesterday to
hold an nauest over the body Of Jacob Eppersau age
rs years. native OF Germany who died suddenly at No
10 Marion Matthew HON. age Is years, died SUD
denly yesterday, at No 107 Bayardst Coroner t1ynn
held an Also the body OF Bridget Hs-
lev native Of Ireland IS years, who died suedeny
az No COZ Frstaye. Also over the the body OF CAtn
arine McKenna age years, who died from burns TO-
celyed at the residence Of her parents IN near
Onehundred- and sxthst, few days ago 80
Coroner keenan, held an inquest NJ the morgue over sS
body of Martin huffman native OF Germany aee -
years who died In Bellevue Hospital from the enect %
injuries received on Monday evening, he having ACCT
dentally fallen down ght OF stairs az NO ~ Coehue
slim Deputy Coroner Slime yesterday made post
mortem examination OF the body OF Dr. T. r. AhareWs,
who was found dead In bed at the stevens HousS
Broadway on Wednesday evening. Death was Iounu ~
have resulted from disease OF the heart and kidney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-29
Delaware, Chensugo and
Rroome Co. palls. fair

business to-day Crude In bulk and Refined
bbs were sold the held 3 and Philadelphia but later
O5sTed At $ae here Nothing ior The i1ISs induces. firm feel
nS though &. demand E'' sales Ss
sUGIRs4 good steady bushes. doing mainly With rssDsr and
far good Etn ~ P S%' f R To i Soss. IA
and 6 bids MeAdO private srmsi Refined dull
selling 81 S5a 81 as Calcutta Nnsesd selling at 81 III
wooL-Tho regular public Of Wool By Mesr, walter Brown
Co. to-day the attendance large and The entire
Considering the eIa9 tuns, Of .Tsd h Pnos' Obisusd
Psrheus bags No Pulled ale bag, cosrss allS
beg, Long STIT az S:s So9n s orIa S sale
Pal Cop, Zee bale Spring cslrni1 re sS % III L AMI
St Sas. ' Xxx Secured ST barred ssq buried q bag
Pine f.S, 6.S % ss sG 1 a2f f f Gsb Re: h
zoe e bags Secured co s ToS @ %
BseL woo Sc 20 bags Excelsior Co., seSusd So co.
sorts zoe is bags DO DO Do, Coo s bass DO No de- S
Q bags Dc No CO.'S 20 bag d. a. 49, Ss easi s,S
SECURED Texas Ole bags Super Pusd s u bags C9gsy d.
2se bag Short Pulled ioc bsgs Black Co. se bale, Xxx
ing sS pie No Feees &c Pill: BusLs DO 7le Ps Fi9s
.5d Do 2 pile csp Pieces Gle 81. F ~ A. uS 30 w1 4
pile 10 Iowa DO .So pie and above Mich o. tss b.
pie s %.. t] Fleece No. one isd M DHl and cos1
* oAP 5 s IT pie Is G IoiG ,3P e e. 90 d. & Pin
sS ~ ii, e. M;sis.p y: w:s =;
pile Pennylytuia pie
Ohio S6le and above (O lc pile Choice lob Washed
SIC pile d. Se pile Medium .pd CosI.s virginia UnSAsheS
pile Iowa Tub Washed sac pile Michigan 43c pile
NswYorh state pile Ohio tlc pile and Xxx HsWlork
(o 4c pile Xxx aud above abpgton County Penn Ole
pile No state pie pile No Iowa UsSAshed Ole pile and
Ohio pile Black Tub Washed &c pile BTOten Fseee t
% Tso T'I 1 No B a' p G:" %a rs Tub % E sG
I2e, 4 pile Ohio do DO, 5se4 1 pile Pine Indiana 47e
b.s % %s'i' .f so Ess SiSo:S' Is fS;
pile Fleece Sic pile Hpd Xxx O6 sole pile
SpriBk California pile UnWAshed and UBmrebAnAbs 2sc
ps Locks ale pile Nos and Ohio Pieces Hie pile Tub
Washed + pre- Pine and Medium Ohio &C., Pis Fine Iowa I'm
washed 3Ole.; pile Iowa Tub WISHED t6e II . L. -.
WHISKiThe market fairly active aud hms sAos OF 200 bbA
a { 1 2lQRl q, chiefly At 81 2404l "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-29
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Cdndi, PeSSls. and RafIroddN
Der Cotton O69 bills Flour l0 25 hush Wheat
Corn I8 bush Ost 80 bush Rye 1913 bush Bar
sa FG1seed 60 hush Beans 800 b Corn Meal 700 bags
Com Meal 81 bags Peas 9013 pigs Resned Petroleum 2S bb
l76 Beef pkgL Cut Meats 50 pigs Lard go tegs Lard
20 pkgI Ashes 69 pigs Butter 1908 pk Cheess al pkgi
TaoS Dried Fruit 6O9 pigs OIL Cake IA bbG CopDef SO
WHISKY 7O6 bbA Eggs $50 bales Wool bales Hemp e bales
5 sides Leather 545 Hides 1883 bdls Hde 63 bids To
boxes Tobacco 4S bags Cotton Seed SJ pkgs Starch
i3O bags Peanuts gtEs Bees~AE "". r-~. r r..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-29

sack. &c Yellow s.asac Prime WHITE Veas7c o krneI q.
e.sS n ball. tsSS2s in ,la B'rsJ dull &c % Rye
S i"f': HaG: 1issy NP?sis sPs
ss i Bacon ~ d f;'ia s s'ss s sScs s %
al 5iHd gee S E sss 1 s Cd S fs:
SS4sa1 oS 100 S sf o1 :ds G G Gfs %h. n No.
White. 81 lesl l22 AMBER 81 90 ...,,, R.,n,, Whit.
Michigan SE1RS 81 T No. Red s' c:1 q
n SS & sG e BSSae ard osEsso III
mSS 1900 bSA wss s S o Tu Go SU Ia Wheat
bush Corn bush DAT. ,,,o...,. ga
par SS aasS ~ Flour
. Wheat do and Sssf ' . 10 ,s M ssT and ss buyer
Now for soa Corr quiet and sales q No 81 Ss
sa I sns S%e ?I No. sf Rye & Barley dun ad
SUst PoTI for ODD New cash. IS seller Jan and Feb
s New is shgdsI' ~ Cattle Sa and md f5SSpIs
Ssa 80 20 Tor Pair Medium Good Choice
Receipts .i.Ss 'S S5 Pour bash SSs
9 s f S%n E s.S S %S,a s' Coca Coca
$50 bush Oats LOO su' Rye Zoo bulA Barley sec SS Ss No.
SI.S Ss:; s ss
S STAT %T sias IS; Canada, 81 sessi g. So.
SIS for Double BitTs wheat quiet No Mxsutes Club nom
.11 M o,R :'9s Sa 'i g. e,
assd Steady shorts H ssS sp.tus So MdGns s3iSs
Canal Prght:Yh.aL s BARLEY i6e to SsT R6.os
se % New @ 70 1Sany se Lake impors~'5OO buh
S W. t.S S SSis s :" F S% f9 bush Wheat s' $500
bush Barley, $40 900 feet OF Lumber.
2-Recep-Flour 5000 bbls Wheat 9AVO bushi
Oau 600 Barley IL e0buh ShPneusWhea. 40 bnshi
Corn q BUSH Oats 1000 bosh frelgh-2d2 on Wbeati
Oats Newlork Flour neglected
Wheat inactive bush Green Bay Club 81 o. Corn good
demaud sales 76I quantity aud QUALITY aud
held at ie higher at close ir prime no "es
900 bHsh No q at Pc Western and ONO held
Al IgdS Barley easy; quoted 81 00 10 for state
Canada according quality PORK Land spd gh"nes du And
unchanged.
AIBIST Oct 2swhest rather sne and IN fair milling De.
spd; No Amber go and 400 BUSH Delhi At
81 Rye quiet and dull Corn dull and In small supply sales 70
bush Yellow 81 IT, Barley continues 70 meet with TesdI
sale at very full prices sales 900 buh twoowe State Ahost on pr'
vate terms lots At 81 p and 0 bush
Canada Oats steady, With sales OF 4O bnh
State at Gle. r. r..--. - ...... ... ....-..- n
BUFFALO CATTLE HARKET-Ocr. g. ia. ID.
Cate-Receipt The market heavy nd drooPng
prices ldic than last week; sales LOO bead tb0
Common nomiqal aud 10 demand Shtep
tbe receipts moderate and the market Was 'ngnAn Ad heaV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-29
BANKING AND FINANCIAL ].
OFFICE OF YERMILYE g. Co, Banke
NETWORK. Oct * 1880

OFFICE OF NERMILYE q Co, Bankers,
NEw-YoRK Oct q, 1862
NonCE.-TO whom il may concern Bank Book
issued by us to Jas. Donald & Co., showing credit
of -Four thousand Dollars, is valueless and void.
having been obtained by fraud. The public are
hereby cautioned against making advances on the
Same. YERMMYE d Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-29
THE MARKETS.

g.. fCarsfany reported for THH TRIBvSEl . a ,seo
AsHEs-Tbs market quiet bat steady sAies Of IL Dds - '
dS7 62s for PObL Pearls are DOminAL -, H.. .DA
COTToHBusuess fair the supply spot and TO arrive h91
vb foreign sdyoeS market steady At u
rates. saes Of 7 bales lO last evening 6g 70 aIs For
O were for export consumption. and SJ o
nrs deyery 2O bales October 2 100 DO do pic % NStSn
her 25tc; November $50 December, 2Stc %
lVo JAhuNAg' Wv ~ 1ioIsHt Mohls T. Orleans TeIaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-29

There can be no safer investment than the First
Mortgage Bonds of the CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa.
1t runs through the most thicy settled portion Of
that magnificent State, and the part completed is
now earning more than its interest The amount
issued TO the mile less than upon most other roads
making the security better Pamphlets and full in
formation may be obtained at the Companys Office.
81 Plnest. at the Bank of North America, a Wall
st. and at HOwes & Mays 30 wall-st Present
price. 95. free of Government tax The highest rate
paid for Governments in exchange.
w. b. SHATTUcK, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-29
8roVusaIs.


PoRr HAMILTON N. Y H., Oct 26, 1862
PROPOSALS in duplicate, with copy OF this
dTrement attached will received BY the undersigned until
n o'eioek A n November. 49, 1863 for supplying
FRESH BEEF
10 the troops at this post , ~. =, -,
Tbs aid Reef must be fresh good marketable quality In equal
prporou Of fore HAD quarters neck shank and kidney oN 10
delivered this post free OF cost sucn guam
.s "a ay required BY and such days as the
IN, pee the for beef 10 be delivered under hs
shall oH the fourth Veebra joint and the breast
The shae shall BE- cut % from three TO
n pba, above tho Of from sE TO eight
lhches above the gsmbrel, or hoekjoint
duplicate will also DO received By the under
signed 90 20 the hour and date shove mentioned tor Supplying
officers families stationed o. this post supplied
hssom With such choice fresh Beef ey from time TO time
require such az and pOrterhOuse STEAK standing r5 or RIB
Toastl y = IT =. - -. A.. =. a. =.
direct commencing the LIST day OF JAnuay
1870 subject to the approval Of the Commanding pehsfa Of me
Department Of the Bas. ,,---- -, ......, ht.A
shall e returned after the bids opened except that Of
the responsible bidder whose will be returned A
the arss seto delivery Of fresh bsei for issue 70 Tue troops
made the contract II a.. ~
In ease Of failure or deficiency the quality quantity Of The fresh
b pud TO be the Comnisssry At Fort hamIon
b have power supply the dsduey By purchase and tue eon
tractor viii be charged With the difference OF cost =,
The will be required 20 eater no two bond TOT e
Five Thousand Dollars also BY two responsible surs whose
The Propoa viii bs opeued II O'Clock she 2sth DAY o.
November 1862 Fort Hamilton n H. az which u@e ana place
bidders arere requested to be present . ~, 49,,
'N''"~ Col r. d. HALL
... Orsrarnast.r lat ARTILLERY. A. 4. g..
Fort Hamilton n. I. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-29
Professional yutitts.
MtNitaL
Matbiu,rp.

TWO LATHES, one Tapping Machine, two
Pipe screwiug Machines Chucks Screw Tools PorEe, A1v
Tongs everything requisite for hrs steam ntuDg e,saosn
H.. N. Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.
UfnnnUn AaUUHsrE


Usd STATE. FlSsTS.aJ bonds lss. ga Ise od
CsursI s7l Atlantic and Great Western. 2lt
i iasSp9S addiss orleans. alsisid
O.. sSs 9e SSs or A pot and S sssd
PIRn Oct 1s-The Bonrse opened hrm Rsntes Il f. zoe
Iosoos Oct al Gn.rlcsn securities are frn US Fr.
IlvsSrooE asP Pssi q quarter 70, CaS,dI.n on
La but unchanged Cheese 6 per eWt for the best grades Of
IFTxs 1aPstosun opens hn at 60l francs fOI standard
P1Sn Oct 1850 m-Ths Bour,e srm, Rsntss 7lf sss
los1o$ a, % .Js e: 3; The
e qss ,hs Ens w Sss15 shares a Illinois Central
IrVssSooi Oct IA pm-CottOn closed frHi Mddlng Up
lands ia Mdug sale: Of the day 1900 bes Cali
ssd VIII SS s: : p oil ga % o S rsasn has '
LOSDoS Oo 2-rOw 176 per e"t Other articles unchanged
DOMESTIC MARKETS
nddIar Sa Re % aassTss saE steady
sd weak saPertns 80 DgSs 90 6stsa % %G*o; Serns
S sA' E.5i s F - 'eiS' aR1
s III %s: G e o :. q o'a sE
sSfSs SaosS a. si business Mes. Poi
L err @ S 5 .sId M Ia H1hI %ssa.y m
SI ~ os5 S. 1I& % Hs1 s S sSVs
ass - a. ~ Est. ssSss1 IS wsi.s
eorp@wSs si its'S ~ cd o New Yellow
s:s S Si sss s. ~ BE Gs QUA sisi
Ms.Ss Oct Las aS qs. @"s Z ss receipts Is . s
SS s s S s.s E oS S Ss SsRs'ss 5 an
Bacon scarce; Shoulder l7ic Sides, 2Oi69c -.
NlLvAgkEE Oct 2-FlOuT steady Choice Spring sias So9
93 - Wheat declnngi No l. 9c No. 2, Sle Oats deeningi
No c Corn Normally 6sla7Oc Rye declining sales az nc
Barley bOnhAl Gram Fegh galsI &c otBaaao aed fie 70
0sssgo s6L PouT 200 bush wsst SS S Sas
Wheat
OsGEsAu ostihR0Vr dali and uuehsuge Wbest pegeesed
Red. 81 00Hl Corn steady New, COO Old B5d81c. Rye Al
YaDenK searee; sales ell Barley better demands RAN
81 1d s. Oats unchanged. Cotton du Mdding Ss Tobacco
b and 10 good demaud sales Of Ito hhd al 90 asa $8 bat e 10
the market Whisky dull 81 lOd 81 H. Pork dull and nominal at
sS LARD hominay usehspgsd Bulk Meats sol
lower Gail AZ lalsc bOysrsO owing the % weather EI
change doll al lie of, buyins. y .I u .e ..-
Los Oct @TTosseso sH s9d unchanged cO'ton 9u aud
upebduged Flour du sud unchanged No Spring
CSC No Spring eli No. Red FL 81 O50 81 i No Red fs,
sl 170S 20i Choice 81 1851 IS; Choice While 3gu 81 -
Cen N.Di Nlssa "a bull aSi lis1, Tk Nes sf a1sa -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-29
The annual report Of ne COntroller remarks


From oct /, 1869 to oct. 1870 this amount Of money
Will Oo paid into the Treasury State II the revenue
Jaws changed 10 lessen it. To thus Is TO be
added the derived from the privilege tax in
sourance companies bonus from banks, turnpike diyi
OF lands and town lots that have been sold for taxes and
bid 10 for the Of common schools and whatever may
60 paid into the Treasury from these different sources
the Legislature will judge from the amount received dur
5ug the present fiscal year The amount paid into the
Treasury during the fiscal year ending Sept 30 1852 by
railroads, was s99s25l "a During the year ending,
falling OF Of Of s267sS5 a. The cause Of this de-
@ on The P@ 81 me e SSs HNs oFe se Sa%
and the refusal Of others to able 70 do unless the
State would receive from them 10 payment OF their In
debtedness past coupons which they had purchased
az reduced price for that special purpose-as have
been crediby Informed and verify believe. The Mem
pins and Charleston Railroad Company due the State
account Sl 62 proposed to pay its dues
York on The sotS Of June last Provided portion Of
nearly half the sum- would be received In coupons
companies had agreed among themselves not TO
pay their July interest, thus making 1t tmpossi'
ward when our securities had deprecated TO buy up
Che coupons and present them in PSyme2E Of their July
eeye coupons from any road The proposition Of the
was rejected and the s559Sl g. remains unpaid The
Msssspp Central aud Tennessee Railroad has failed to
& ADVISED Of the necessities of the state Treasury and
Notwithstanding the ability Of the Company 90 pay.
ny report for the purpose Of calling Tie attention Of the
Legsa1ure 70 the necessity Of insutung measures to
panies which-dead to every principle of gratitude
20 the state thar has warmed them into life use
every means within their reach to sink her into
temporary bankruptcy for purposes OF selfish speculation
These roads certainly ought at be put into the
hands of receivers and run In the interests Of the State
Sl the last fsrtnng u pa It seems evident that the
railroad companies that failed TO pay the interest
them 70 such an extent that 1t will be impossible for
years 10 come TO meet them. Taking this view Of
the subject would respectfully suggest " your hOnora-
Die body the propriety Of selling sufficient number OF
roads for the bonds Of the state to lessen ab
1ues . 100000 s1O,OUOOOO With this reduction
our Liabilities could be regularly and unfailinRy met
The following the custom receipts from October 10
20 the 23d. inclusive: Boston, tSsI,O47i New-York,
81 s6OO24 Philadelphia. 1854 Baltimore, Ss275s
San Francisco from October IL to l6, tls6S6l. Total
S5,252,657.
The weekly statement OF the condition Of the Bank Of
England made public to-day 1t shows decrease Of
sl3OOO sterling In the bullion Of the Bank since the last
report
The weekly statement OF the Bank Of France ls pub.
Iished to-day The Of specie inyault Is 100000
draucs less than last week. ID ..-...t- ....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-29

TIE KANSAS Pacific RAnwAY.-Notico is hereby
given that the coupons of the Seven per cent Gold
Loan of the Kansas Pacific Railway due November
l. 1862 will be paid in gold free Of Government tax
upon presentation ut the Office Of DEBNEY, MORGAN
& Co., SO Exchange-place, New-YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-29
g,cturss auo gtlutinss.

COOPER UNION FOR THE ADVANCE
4 -. MgNT OF SCIENCE AND Art. ----
Ths INAUGURAL ADDRESS Of Prof GEORGE w PLIapION,
snnoluted Chair OF Natural Philosophy and Mechanical
RoSpsrug will delivered in the Great Hall Of The unou GA
SaffRDAi NRXT Admsson aud mechanics and sns
i"e~A'N go : ABRAM 3 HEWITT Secretary
lacture of Prof PLYMPTON given EVERY NIGHT.
s,ept SATURDAY aud SUNDAY IN the heehAneAl Lecrs keo~.
free to all vino mar attend at u o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-29

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BONDS FREE or GOVERNMENT TAX, ISSUED BY TIRE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MIHHKs0TA RAIL
ROAD COMPAFY.-We confidently recommend these
Bonds frst-class investment. At the price they
yield about 10 per cent interest per annum. Only u
limited amount are offered before advancing the
rate Pamphlets aud full particulars can be had on
application. | TN.fHTlT \
Henry CLEws g. Co. No 30 Wallst..
klpsaeiAl Ageats II tbe COMPANY.