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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ST. Lows Dec li-Tobacco dull unchanged POur dul and
Eo sfSur T s No. SG ZAP FS o Fail 81
%SGS s g., cG Sa AZ asn' S Su 5 eit Barley
dull at ao for ordinary sPng hs dull oO MI R h s clear
sides 6l GlCc BaconNOmnaL Lard hrner at le ior htee
s,' quiet s 7d sI s z for sST 90 R Rees~foa
65s Wheat 100 bub Oats 900 busbi Barley I4Oe bush Rye
J9s bc iFonr dull ard inactive wheat du and lower
= 7 b"ge bd 81 g. Corn dull No held ac he'd a,
9s @ ola o,t' s9T &c. S S SS i Flour Ri' a6o ba
Wheat $500 hush Com $4,000 Dressed Hogs smPmen-2Oo
CSoiSSAT Dec l-FOaT srmeL Family 80 SO S. s N SsS
gechnnd NO Red ST. 10 No BE-, u % . SoT Barley
unchanged Cotton 6rmeri Mddngs ?c WHISKY dll a. VS.,
Sides ISOLDE Bacon Grm shoulders l5ic SIDES 7iai8e Lard
& 9 az S n, c o5 steam s R s9 receipts 1850 lead
noua unchanged Exchange dali at alo discount buying
LOUISVILLE Dec llcotop-.ae 20 bales Mdlings 22e Foa
sJc i1 r' N.Y.. scye at go 25a 3d. Toseoss 80 bids,
at $50 - 80 for g4od Lngsi ~ PdE 5 so Bacon
shoulders 5e Clear Rib sides zoe Gear Sor' ne ,e r
C1rvEI1SD Dec IIwhe-t du held & 10 for No 81 5I@
81 y for No. Corn steady st 81 ioi NO GI 40,
S{ay aud ug1sa'sl R GT - oS 6ash B,-isy Maet du
. Bgg,S[p p pSS -cpor Wicacs Western
Sg5s ,i.vE SIS cans Choice ssG cs S at" I'm !" store
car Causdl az SOC, Zig Wines uonnay ~ o@ roA l~
aus 6Wrao Dec iiFoar a6chnasl; 72t,. ct eca Sc p m
81 2GS7 81 o Dou9e o EtI p S srusee Cub ON private
chsuged "a for upIe Canada Corn Ac s ~ leT eg~
@5S % per tan Bsoai FTes-Foar Boston OCi 90 New"
York, Soc; 20 Albany, l6c. 10 .-.ut-.,
Cr1cAGo Dee lL-EXchrnRe fmi 10 OF buying llo premium
at VIC; No at 81. a5c Corn lwer and ',ya.a,l H.
quiet; Q at I3c. Bailey dull aud oor4ii No. at G
g5GJic Provisions lfHcr b less ac' i's
T.k 5 - lard Grn aad Quiet sweet Pckcd Hams
Ctdl6ic; shoulders l2ci Short RIB Mittcs he Green
Hams lsTl.lc Hogs firm 80 -l3 .'n T. o. I've
Hogs 10 fair demand 80 2ja Tor Common to Choice btei 'ae
ovet AZ g - Butchers stock aud Light Steers krc
.g1bi's Flour Wheat ICOJ bush Corn lJ t's
Oats 1000 bush Eye 800 bush Barley, lltp Hocs SAHtu
$500 bbs Flour, 1900 bush Wheat Cow las '0n 4-' Ou'
Barley 500 Hogs . ... ..- .,.. o., An.
Crude IurYeutre lowers 81 o1G 81 30 Tax arm al -
ErvOEtFlSs a. Dec II-Cotou Mddings 2',ci sales
4s Isies. r,ru $3.50 bales E1rottsI0 Liverpool 500 oc
10 Bremen, 1915 bales; cOastwse 2a' bales
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LoSpoS Dsc I'LL H-ConsOs open sli money and
aI accounts UHd states Five Bonds Sbl 85
ls old 8f 1861, s6l 1enFoties ga kns Railway shares
Central Railroad shares 1907 Atlantic and Great Wes 2
LfyERPOoL Dee I'LL A. Cotton opened Grm Middlug
lands N 9llfi Middisg Orleans Hdl2sd
LoNDoS I-Lnseed Cakes 81 10 49, for thin
oboBg feeding Whale OIL 20 10 tuni Common RosH
est; TalloT dull At f73 per
Pans pee H-The BouTfe opeBsd srn; Reutes, 73h e.
ANrwsRP Dec H-Petr0leUH opened irm but quiet
LONDON Ill y. closed no -. 81
Aeesn securities closed tm United hts ii,s
Twenty 81 1861 old 64l 1852, eos Ten fores "a
Kris kasly shares 5 Is0s CeBirs l)0 Atlantic aad Grea
Western 1bt -
id MdHg Orleans lZ sales Of The CAV, 1900 bales heal
g. "a d8s Al per ceua fr No Red Western flou 3iG e. o
western CaEH Oats o. l0d per bush.
PAE bee 1.-The Boase sieady Reuies 70 francs o.
HaT-E Dec cOOH opened quiet and steady both spot ACC
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Tie preceding OGca mp almost exclusively Of the
Eastward Ed does include the amount Produce shipped
Eastward from DuLuque dcG8or which would swell the totals
materially. II the shipments Westward by the railroads gvea,
they immensely this surprising exhibit Surplus products
me Bprlmg0n cedar Rapids and Minnesota Ratoad ab0 rms
through grorag Of Minnesota Reference the
map will that tbs Road through he
most eptprng gro5g portion Of The West and forms one Of
the great tE lines communication eih Ne York, Chicrgo
Louis beirg the latter city 30 miles from NorheFn
portions the State Of Minnesota than b other road
now b1 or projected also the route from CsEtEa and
Southern lows.
Burlington Cedar Rapids sud Minnesota Railroad required BY
he wants Of that section where large and increasing ho waiting
for railroad Communication. The BUYER Of these Bonds "
therefore guaranteed By grdG business already ~ ao, and has
not to run any tie contingencies Ach Arrays attend upon hs o
iay Jrodis into and unsettled country.
These ouy upon each section Of s Road a. fast "
the zane completed su successful operation TVo and half u
ops Of dollars have been expended this Road Eghthree niles
are nearly completed equipped aud already show large earu
and the remainder line rapidly progressing construction
BOuds Tor the present at 95 and accrued interest," We
recommend aud Of financial Institutions vho
desire change hghprei Investments r ser'iy eh pre-
sti 0f at TIE saae tine ys1s hgHef re-"
orta,-r,.. Pamphlets snd ul particulars furnished By
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-13

steady 23e for Salt and f,r sagarCure bu
Soye at el6 y 1000. and White Pine steady AZ
H0gheEd Shocks demand BmpV hose's
ing. mn, c..
quoting the prices OF provisions imported from me theI
and sod TIE wharf including hay petroleum hnu " ~ ~
the seller has always 10 lose four cent on il gross -
TOW ards the OF the crisis Of l6t9 As
tie erchaucse is sold from 90 TO 80 days tine III az,
seller compelled discount the notes II yer cent @
causing o L. the exporter from the Uuiten states OF I'm
cert on tie merchandise sold and deducted from Tue p' N q
flaaal aIer rau.nl
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RECFIPTS OF PRODUCE.


Disc 4ss bales Cotton 1880 ibis Flour, u 800 bush Wheat
Alec bash Cora 100 Oasl bush Malt 24 bush FsE
seed 10 bash Peas Meal 500 bags Buckwhea Flour 75
bbI Pok sol pigs Beef pigs Cut Meats 3L8 pkgs Lard 100
he lr 81 e Sseara 80 pigs Butter 50 pkg Cheese 2 bbL
ksg ~ PsA DRIED fu 2Ol7 Dressed Hogs 85 gtgI on Gaze
10 obs Copper LOO cakes Cooper 99 bb WHISKY
t0s SIDES Leather - hhd Tobacco and 2
pigs Rice $50 pkgs Starch so Peanuts
i-uw
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.fingntial.

Iytrrn STATES Tur,srEy, Ngw-YoEE. Dec u, ]. 49,
NOTICE.-The Treasury purchases ana safes
~ ordered for the present Ucca are as i'iCW.:
PURCHASE or !-,1 BONDS
WEDNESDAY. Dec I5--Ivo millions 90
THURSDAY. Dec. l6--Oae million Nv sinking Fund
SALEs OF GULU.
TUESDAY. Dec. l4-Or- million
FRIDAY. Dec. l1-Oue million
sales Will be in accordance WITH The regulations
certified check of Eve cent OF r ''i OF
deposited with Che proposal The proposals va" Dc
oparg.i the dave above mentioned
The the right o. accent oilers 81 bonds Wh !
b. made at tus H..tiug 10 excess of two millions .
Further paItc De bG application q ile uep ASSISTANT
by direction o. The Honorable tis sscrotar7 @ M r-esu'
CHARLES =. ENLaEE,
~ /. -.Irar
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CDfEfR and steady figures sales U
llchaiue private Uacl goods qHei ana a'
FIOfR AID MBAIWe have had fairly active but variable and
The week; tae arrivals have exceeded
and under the less favorable Liverpool aOiict
ag 30 shippers orders aud Gals limited export inquiry, rree5
e grades declined With the uon OF No
which been u brisk demand Tor the local, coast
provincial trade moderate supply. while oiaer
.d more pentv generally lower STANDARD Family Lf
frs change been n fair request Common
offered freely, and DO them t o.'e
The most noticeable Cb0icr Minnesota kIas have been NJ Gene
moderate supply, aud most holders decline 20 sen
no quotation We have added toleNIt 20
regard agas present very Tow figures he
sonuu much larger than last have 'l very goOd
these moderate prices have been obd h
this week proved @ be uusouuu bus sofa Ieal Al
mainly - t0G - IS TIE exports g." te eetA are -
l3 bb including 223i bills TO Europe; $3.50 hoA 10 ne
West iudes corresponding week last week 225 bus
active but most grades are lover ana e
u fast Tor E1ti s-cs ~
fr SuperEne 81 % 81 q lor Elrs do So G
ia good choice spuug Wheat LStras r" olT1
f.r Minnesota and Extras; s. Q o. ~ or City Shipping E1s
Shipping ONO. Round HOOPS - O1 20 ~ ot
1nudsi SIS tOU - 20 for Family DO; 80 ~" 20 ' "r
d. da Family do sc 2Jo 81 % or ~ ops Eira
60 for DO bout, and 60 tG ~ % Tor DO le
STEADY. but quiet Toe arrivals are not large St
fHtra
5.mr TO- s. ia MARYLAND De aud S675@
inactive ard S lover sales o ~
lhN $3.50 Corn meal lower and active oas &
bb> Bgandyw8e aud S3i5 for Msrss Galore BAG meal
~ 05 eulrss Sl75aS 1885; cob meal L0 slao ground ci
: 51Q Bucvbsat -four is lover AMI more plenty al %'@
$40 . .Un lbs Tor state aai Sauna sac e lt0 Us
IMPORTS TKOH sEIT. ], 1862, TO DATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-13

GEORGE OPDYKE & Co., Bankers, No. % Nassau
pt, offer for sale the following desirable securities
FIRST Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds of the New
York and Oswego Midland Railroad; First Mortgage
per cent Gold Bonds of the Montgomery ana
Eufaula Railroad. Endorsed by the State OF Alabama
airst Mortgage per cent Bonds OF tho mobile ana
montgomery Railroad 10 per cent BONDS Oh Flatte
County. Missouri; per cent Land Oiaht BONUS Oh
the Union Pacific Railroad, and some prime 10 per
cent currency bonds
The t+ention of investors is invited TO these we'll
secured Bonds Full information in regard to them
will be furnished upon application to the agents Of
Sering them for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-13

Having had all the papers and
documents relating to the loan ex-
amined by competent counsel and
pronounced complete and sufficient,
and having personally examined
the same, which we find regular
and perfect, and having had our our
own engineers examine the road
and property, whose reports are sat
isfactory, we do, with, the utmost
confidence and satisfaction, recon-
mend the EIGHT PER GENT
FIRST MORTGAGE GO ID
RONDS OF THE ST. JOSEPH
AND DENVER CITY RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY as a SAFE,
SURE, and PROFITABLE IN
VESTMENT, worthy the attention
of capitalists, investors, and others.
W. p. CONVERSE u Go.
TANNER 81 90.
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THE MARKETS.


ICarefuny reUorted foT TIE TRIBUSEi 10,
SATURDAY. Dec. II, 1852
AsHEsThe receipts continue light and with good demand
prices are and sustained sales al 81 81 0S7 b FeAr are neg
icc,- nominal; the stock 40 The Inspection warehouse 81 eS
Ir- Palmer Co bills. including j33 Pots and % Pearls
been been qnite moderate ir e'ous
on t and though prices show important variation the tone
Of lac bales 90 last evening auG & 70
srrgel 100 for D ot
200 bses Low Midings Tree 90
Nea-Ort8ns private terusi 100 bales Low Allus anu
DO N.r free on board 24c For future delivery @ even
~ AL v 01 bales for December 25c do, do 2'.c; 20" ao
2-ic bales January 90. 25lei 100 bales February 'e
.7s: 90 25ic 23- 800 Co.. 25lci 100 haf March
2c Il 10 lfc: $40 co., 25g aud 100 bales April 5e a on
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WEST INDIA MARKETS.

hAVash Dec iTb following the condition u hs market a.
The closing Yesterday; sagaTe market without decided
and there absence III business rtoef
bsase a. Havana A hsauSss IL 90 boxes pd 900 hshes EK
PSs dar1G The week from Havana ard Mhas 800 boxes and %
hh4A tstsgp oggntrs and 200 boxes aud 100 hhL 70
hs bnits1 States F'lhs dull ard nominal Flour declining
sSed VI 1sd alO G Tsou steady Bic Pstro.
- Y ma seRss a. IL uEs. Essdy ~ A@t DADS Hsas
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EIGHT PER CENT GOLD.

| WILL AAA' hN'N VIZ w
offer for sale the
$1,5O0,000
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
PAYABLE IN GOLD
| OF THE
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER
CITY RAILROAD CO.,
Bearing Eight per Cent interest in
Gold, Free Of Government Tax,
secured by a first and only mort
gage on the railway, which runs
from st. Joseph to Fort Kearney.
Total length of Road 271 Miles.
Distance MOrtgaged, Ill Miles,
and at the rate of only $4,000 per
mile on a completed road, costing
to build and equip more than
double the amount mOrtgaged.
Trustee for Notwithstanding
Frs LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANY OF NEW-YORK.
This line of Railroad is the Ex-
tension Of the HaRRibM and st.
Joseph Railroad, ayitb its connections
NORTH and East, and the ST.. LOUIS
AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD, aritk its
connections South and East, both
lines cOnrergiag at st. Joseph, and
connecting at once acjh The ST.
Joseph and Dcngcr city RdiIroad,
running ITcst HrOugh Eastern Kan-
sdS into the heart Of NcJraSba, and
connecting gjh The Union Pacifc
RaiIrOad 1T tie city Of Fort Herr
neg, making tie shortest r0utc knowR
To California and Pacifc Suites.
These Bonds have Thirty Years
to run from August II, 1869, Pay
able at Maturity in Gold in the
City Of New-YOrk.
The interest is payable in Gold
on the 18th of February and August
in each year, at the rate Of Eight
Per Cent, Free Of Government Tax,
in Ncw-YOrk, London, and Frank
fort-on-the-Main, at the holders
option, without notice, and at the
following equivalents:
ON $1,000 BOND.
In NcW-YOrk, $40, gold.
In London, - GS As. Id.
In Franlfort-on-the-Main, 100 for.
On $500 bond, One-half these
amounts respectively.
The Bonds are i'll denominations
of 81 600 and $500. They are Cou-
pom Bonds, but may be registered
in the owners name at the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, and, by
the surrender of the Coupons, can
be converted into a Registered
Bond, with interest payable to the
registered owner.
COMPANY'S CAPITAL STOCK,
S10,000,000,
to which nearly $2,OOO,OOO is sub
scribcd and paid up by local sub
scriptions, which amount has, and
Is being expended on the road. The
Company have 100000 acres of
superior land Immediately adjOin-
inc the line. This was a grant di-
rect from the US. Government to
aid the Company in their work, and
at the Government price Of 81 90
per acre, has a value Of $4,000, 600,
while the loan is only S1,5OO,OOO
and Is the oaly debt against the COM
| paHN ooo
Bonds is all that can be issued by
the Company.
Bonds sent and packages received
free of Express charge, and market
able securities converted without
commission to parties investing in
these Bonds. We offer these bonds
at the low price of $97. so and ac-
criied interest in currency, with the
reserved right to advance the price
without notice.
Pamphlets, maps, and informa-
ton furnished on application.
Parties desiring safe and lucra-
tive investments should lose no time
in investigating these securities.
w. p. CONVERSE 81 Co.,
Commercial Agents,
81 inc-st., New-York.
TANNER s& Co.,
Ir.--d A ceonIs
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more reliable security than the Bonds of this Cor
poration.
For the present we offer these Bonds at 50 and &C
Crued interest For circulars and further informa-
ton, apply TO
JB ALEXANDER g. Co., No. 10 Nassau-st'i
JOHN J. Cisco g. SON., No. 80 Wall-st.
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A SAFE And FIROT-CLASS INVESTMENT.
Z PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
At 90.
At 95.
Interest and Principal Payable in Gold.
Yielding I'm Currency Nearly Hen Per
Cent Per Annum.

Among the enterprises offered our hrm we have cnose
after careful invest CATION the OYsAr Loan OF the BURLhGIoN
CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAILWAY CoMPANi; In
terest payable LOndon free Of United States
saInO being First Mortgage Convertible Sinking Pan Bond secured
blythe Railroad Branches Depot Grounds Rolling Stock Equipment
and Franchises ofths COMPANY
These FIRST Mortgage Sinking Fund Bonds judgment safe
and profitable investment which confirmed by the following strong
letter from the experienced emaeny successful Of lhe
Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY:
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
- PREsIpEST's OFYcR Philadelphia May H. 1892
Messrs. HENRY CLEws & Co.. 80 Wallst
GENTLEMEN; In request Of the h nit, for on
Ion as TO the condition and prospects Of the Burlington Cedar Rapids
and Minnesota Railway the character Of the country through which
AID tic probable Of tie enterprise would state that
before accepting the trust imposed the Fst Mortgage Bonds Of
III Company satisfied the
the enterprise.
The fourisbng the Northern
Mississippi RIVER and 10 bwestery direction np he great
railroads So nearly Gil Of nhcA must
be, less tributary feeders TO this road. -
This enterprise destined become IN connection With others now
IN operation being constructed tie great ndnk Ines RON Lax
Superior Rapids Burlington ST. Louis aud 20
the East the Toledo Peoria aud Warsaw and the Pennsylvania
this the popunus condition 81 the country along The
line Of this road It's great poducTeuess and wealth. give sufficient
guarantee good local business which, Tor any Eoaa IS tue best re
Tor
good index Of the prosperity and country through
which this road be found 10 tue fact that The COMPANY re-
individuals residing the line pushing hundred and sixty
miles Of tie work aud is also proof e local popularity aud
necessity Tor the road Your. respectfully 49,
rrs,ids9! s5sts psaa3yssis R. Co. Trustee.
CHARLES H. FROST, ~
prest Toledo. Peoria aud WARSAW r R. Co.
Asau evidence traffic Of the section Of
country through which tbs Road runs present The following 06a
Statement OF ns surplus agricultural Products shipped rom ne state
OF by railroads therein durHg the year ending April
inst guel by The Secf flryo of
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EXPORTS FROM SEPT. ]. 1869, TO DATE.
u Z BRITAIN bLlff
aud ireland kOreigu Po-ts

HAY-Urde good demand and hht receipts Gu aud
aired; Ne quote al shipping and Csc 81 ~ fr Es
lots ss selling at O. 81 10 for LoH Rye aid sSa1e for
HOPS are quiet; New state aoa28e; Good l5d.s
Wisconsin lgG25c Eastern. ls0 re; Yearnugs t0i0c
HEMP-Maa III moderate demand and steady al "liic god
o.Ler kinds inactive a1o prices are nominal 49,,
MOLASSES-Ihe demand FeT moderate s.d values az ~o',
cuot1be sales Of % hhls DeBeaEa IEste ier add 80
NAVAL STOEES-So,g Of moment dOrs cude 7penfHe oF
Spuis heavy sad dull al t- recent 1tcll
moderate sales Of 80 bb Common Strained as ~ We quote "o
Strained as - 10. Tar Is quiet
hA-isn % - tolillat Sio-s tD Cl' t g.le -
comparatively hu bot trade Gull and The safes msknE
FROviOYs-Tbs local trade in Port has been limited owing
week. been married oaga since then We have a1
considerable vssbsH ard for The past few DAYS more activity sud
Increase eolasuce 10 bshsr prces 10 ne ia'are Careful
Sssr q Is Hq.s a. o. ,5d ' entire sstrsg ' placed AZ
20o0o1 Hog' the rough weight beng ger cent Les hsa
oay obbog demand but prices are nouiIa5
changed gd The feeling te 5 vas ses ne , cab s95
Ets Prime For future deVer25I hb2 Mess seller fc6fu
rad sai steady; sales Of 80 tes al so6s2s or Prime Mess sed
sso bbis s50a 81 50 Ess Western. Cut Meat. apo
o. az elsj for Western and lgeIie sor C,I Lard - dai
al uacba et saes Of 5 hb and tee - 6c r No S 9l
PETR0LRUs-Tbere is not much lie OF animation TO ou market
buer sellers being apart their views Grade IN bulk generally
gic there buyers lie the nominal price -
bbs ne Refined closes quiet Prices nominal 12 sales Of
Ss bhs. Tor balance Of this month. a. sc.
RICEbe demand moderate about former sgues Sass Of small
sUGARSHodsrs have offered With rather freedom
sTritv ar 10 soeS Res.irg Ia ss a. ioa bi n d
lie i cuba and s2 boxes a c3GII Reaed DOH l.0ls
sEgDS-rAs suny held; a, I30ll and Timothy
So Rough FsI SEED selling % SSa ~ 10 Calcutta Lnsesd
STEAGS dull and prices favor te buyer, sales l1.alse III
TALLow Is dali and prices weak sales Ofioooo iooioe
wHsKyfhs market unsettled and the business only moderate
ssics 20 IBIS al 81 GSl O2l closing trn At 81 ~
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IREfGHTS-TO Liverpool by steamer 'o BUSH Wheat az -0
as bales &c., and ny sail 1900 bush Wheat at 4lL
an 60 London. 50 bales Hops 90.
be noted for Wheat since last IN
sth los. ssaeto aves Liverpool and Rbselc Of
compelled yeld the hrI'uss
as been most marked Spring, holders eyHcuga desire TO m
uusetted sses 81 4D
ri "a p for No Chicago Sras Sll5 for No 10
90 24r No Milwaukee and Extra ~ l 0Sl % ri Js@
81 for Amber Western q bi for Amber Barley
hsat end moderate demand sales Of % ZOO bush al ~ 2J0S 30
Is and iu moderate request; sales
100 20 for New State, aud Al 30 Tor Canada
lover; sales 700 bush cZG5jc
Onio snd Western State at CD G6c and Jsrse and southern
S70oc is limited demand the 80 ID
bl.h 90 H. snj Car adial.
CorI easier Gna IN limited dem4nli y sales
ar busl ~ for Western Mixed: Southern bile -
Sc a. I " Yena jersey yellow $1,000
EXPLOITS FROM SEPT. ], 1863, DATE.
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TOR SALE.
MONTGOMERY AND EiEATTA r. Il. EIGHT PER
CENT GOLD BONDS.
ENDORSED rs STATE OF ALABAMA. .,.,
nANvILLE. UEBANA. BLOOAl5OFOh AND PEhlh fbh
CENT GOLD BONDS -.. .--...- -,,.rp
ROCKFORD ROCK ISLAND AND ST LOUIS PER CENi GUILD
CENTRAL PACIFIC PER CENT GOLD BONDS CONVERT
iD- UTIEY DOUGUEETY II walls-
NOTICE-The firm Of HAYS q TOMPKINS,
~ stoc Broker death MutaOroe 4OHpAr
Junior Of the partner
bis osu account at number ii Na'-sI JANoS hA4A
Dated EcE-f orb, December ., ttt-
Uvrep STATE. TarAeuar. Nrf.YoaE Dec @. 1872
SCHEDULES Of thirty 800 or more COU-
- PONS payable January l. 1870 Fil he R.lEt|D FOR EAAh
INATlOE 20 the Treasury CHARLES y ipI1h"
Assistant iTfGslrcf.
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D. ILLI'0I- ENFIT IIFE 'F7I'E
SpniNCYE.D. nov. -. 1919
RY virtue OF and in accordance with the pro,
~ The state 81 Illinois e1tied
An Act relation payment o the principal ana interest al tie
State debit approved February p. 1889
IOTtS NJ PAISIPE Governor Illinois do hereby
motif. ali whom It sv that MONDAl thc trl COS oiJau
v 1910 Al the 5efaa Exchange National Bank the City Of New
Y6S Treasurer Hos vii r'y tte horc o. me s o
o, lre parrullr gasted u th proclamation; tna BY
virtue Of ADD n pursuance said Law. Do fIt uutI OF Whom
nav concern uon each and 90 % t1 bonds viii cease
sCsriaro tu notice, o. Nt: iol Tie la
third dsv OF Jaurar5 g1J namely: Bou nominated lo ga rf
Cert Refunded S;oeE PAYABLE sff se year 1882 numbered Tepe
yey = g. 49, o. ~ %. o. 2 a. 2i g. o. 25, q. ~ 81, ~ ~
ST. 49, e.. 81. o. OF, 10 IT, -. - a. 7 bl,f
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ofNerruser A D. 1864 JOHN 81. FALAEi-
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-11-18

-s:,3The' crop Of potatoes thi, year has
besh large one. To the question,
sWhaa shall We do with them? p
"Rural," Of the Chioayo Tribune, aus
veFs: " .;4
wh.t' yo4 a.snx .ell, f..d,l to, your
COWS, !horses and pigs. Il Ii the Ne.
Eaelasd States and Ne. York, in the
fIold time, the potato crop had no CON-
mereial valus, bat was 81 great i'm,
portaucc for feeding purposes. Better
give our work teams ia the spring o
feed Of potatoes at noon, rather than
corn, especially if ~e feed corn at
night and morning. If you have dry
COW to fat, 'feea her potatoes. 1t short
Of corn Tor tie pigs, bot potatoes for
them. A peck day to each COW will
add to your yield Of butter. The sur
plus for market is more apparent than
real, after deduct,ns for home use.
Thousands of farmers families at the,
,Wess will have winter supply for tho
HAT 0me, thahks to the potato mania.
The Colorado potato bug, that was to
sweep away this crop and cut it off
from ths sist 7e4 ,goolg plants, has dis
'ppe6ed from among d iii Central ILL
nois), and the potato bids fair to b.
more valuable than before =,