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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-03

L CiECr. .Notioe Is hereby given that In eon.
formiy 20 the proyisiops Of the CHARTER tths city
r. WasHyinEtos an election vii. BE- he'd 70 the
MONDAY. the 7th day q lane next, at the corner
nia,a street west and New York Avenue for
years one member Of the Board Of Alderman, %
serve two years, and three members Of the Board
said Precinct tbs votes Of all who registered In
in,ai istsr ~ Mbdss Gl ,ns e o on
will be received. POlls open At IN, and close al
7p.m. ALBERT q. ELDRlDGE,
7. 2, BELL,
N. r. CALLAN,
myfo Commissioners
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-03

EouRTH wARp-PIRsr VOTING PRECINCT.
L Notice Is hereby given that In conformity to
the provisions q the charter 9 the city Of Wash.
Precinct Of the Fourth ward on MONDAY, the III
day q June next, at the once Of Justice Martin,
And Surveyor. 10 ssrye Two yeaTsi one member 81
the Board o. Ald.rpen 70 serve two years. and
to serve one year, aud one Assessor to serve two
years, at which said Precinct the votes Of all who
Sfs 10 me ssd fSnlts wsIa o. me Guy
IL from TO d, Inclusive, will be received. Polls
open alta IN. and close a p. N.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-03

WRAEI,IFNG PAPER FOR SALE THIS AT
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-03

LNITH wARD-sgCoND VOTING PRECINCT,
II Notice IL hereby given that In conformity 10
the provisions Of tn. charter Of the city o. wash.
isg'sn. 80 slsstYn VII Be 5eId - ~ SSs,9S Vet:
1lh day q jane pext, a. the house Of Mr.. BelAnd,
% rrsnInsIlyspia avenue. near Second street east
ysarsi one member Of the Board Of Aldermen, to
serye two years, aud three members Of the Board
OF Common Coz meth 10 asrve one year. Of which
said PIssaet tie votes q all who are registered in
isiiisi l.,tsr Of wboss names isitcn 4 70 insa
siye. will DO received Polls epeu a. A m. and
close att p. m. A. W, TUCKER,
at ITO no A. NATION, ~ - n
rr TT. GATCHELL,
myB Commissioners.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-03

SIXTH wARD-FoURTH VOTING PRECINCT.
y Notice Is hereby given that In Conformity to
the provisions Of the charter OF the city Of wash
inEton. an eleetien, will be bella In The Fourth
the nh day OF June next, at the house Of Peter
Fox, on street south, bstwesn Eighth aad Ninth
streets east, for Collector, Register and Surveyor,
to serve two years, one member Of the Board OF
Aldermen, to serve two years. aud three members
Of the Board OF Common Council. to serve one
year, aud an Assessor to serve tw years at which
said Precinct the votes Of all who nre registered In
the said sixth Ward ofthe city Of Washington, the
initial letter Of whose names Is from N TO In.
elusive, will be received. Polls open at "a. m.
and close at 7 D. IN. $50 .
ROBERT HAMILTON,
CALEB HUGHES,
JOHN W. THOMPSON,
my2s Commissioned
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-03

,LNITH wARp-THIRD VOTING PRECINCT. -
II Notice Ii hereby given that in conformity to
thu provisions OF the charter OF the city Of wash.
inst9n, an election will b. held y ihs fhlri voting
day Of jane MOTT, at the house u Austin BROOKS,
corner Of street south and Second street. east for
years; one mcnber % the Board Of Aldermen 10
terye two years. and three members Of the Board
said precinct the votes Of all who are registered In
,hs raid rith Ward Of the city q wa.hington. the
slve. will be received Polls open a. u a. NJ, and
eloseN7p, IN. SIDNEY W. HkRBBRT.
~. BICHARp EMM0Es,
'' WM MuIRHEAD, d.. r.
mYH Per w. Ttndntl.i s-lhners
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-03
Hotels aud Restaurants.

d oUx,s REsTAURANT, 2ls 2 STREET. b.
n TWEEN PogTtcenth aud Fifteeuth streets.
SERVICE. A LICARTs. Private Dining Rooms
Tor Laties and Gentletnen aud PARTIES. feb6-u
uAMhACK,s RESTAURANT, NO. 40 PENN
~ sYLyAkIAi hyESuB 4, as1f the oorSsT q IN.
BILE terms - : : .... feb6-Sm
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Election Notices.

CEQosD wARD-rIRsT VOTING PRECIscT,
sS sssTss, ,.s ~, = 2
Proeinci Of Ihs sseond ward on NON bkY. he ith
a., dssy o. {uns ns.t. a. ne hou,s ~ NJ south, on
for Collector, Register and karvsyer 70 serve two
ys,r, one member e ,s hs Board o. hldsrnss. q
o. Comnon Council, 10 serve one yesrI and an
Assessers 70 serve two Years, At which said Pre-.
Second Ward " the CITY 81 wash ugton, tho initial
letter o. whose n,pes Is from to incuFiys, will
D. m. BkRnARg BREEhkN, l
sIMOLAlR BURLBr,
WIN. PBTT1B0NB, .
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-03

SECoND wARp-TBIRD VOTING PRECINCT.
. Notice IL hereby Hiyen that 10 conformity 10 the
pr .oa q s.s q Ike az ySss
einet o. the second ward. on MONDAY. The 18th
az q Ia: 1:a q Sr .sss q
leetor, geai,,ei, and ,suraeyoI. 20. serve two
Of Common Counoil.to servs one years spd an As
sessor No ssrys two yearsl At witch aid Precinet
snd Ward o. he Oily 81 &ssSja stSs. tbs initial
Letter Of whose names Is from I % n, ineiq,lve,
h7p. m. bAM'L J.pATCHBR,
CAsPAR KELLER, OBJ
SIR. BARR, '''
myr .'..| Commissioners,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-03

SsCoyR wARp-sE,GoED VOTING PRE-.
= oIEcr. .sotiee 4 hereby .Gt.n that a III.
q washius ton,. ,sa eieotion will be held 10 The
Second yotnE Precinct Of the Second Ward, on
MONDAY. the 7th day Of Jane next, at the hIur-
u NJ. hpgeat. on the ncrthea,i sornsr of y and
Tttssnth streets, for Collector. RegstsI Esd sur:
Of Aldermen, I, serve Two years. and three mem.
bers Of the B1ard 81 Torrnon Council 10 serve one
said Prssaet he votes 81 all VIC as res,.i.red Ia
tte s.ia Second ward o. ths Ciit n ws.hips,c..
elu.ivs. WI be received Polls open a. IA, m,
and eloseAt7p. n. y0HN.M. BROWN,
N.Y.. " ih!as s:s$ss':.,,,.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15

The annuali meeting OF Stockholders or the CehHai
American Transit Company for the election OF
for the ensuing year. held yesterday and the gentle
men named below were unanimously elected VIM.
Webb David BOWS, John Bloodgood, John f. BODY John
Van Nest, Scion Humphreys, Henry De b. Routh Geo
Merritt, Chas. NJ Connolly.
The earnings of the Pacific Railroad Of Missouri for the
month of September were: .s ..I.
1869 S287 $40 90 1907 " sLS o.
The earnings for the fourth week in September 1862
Freighs tsS5 IS passengers sS966 SO total sSS o6s a.
The earnings Of the Toledo Wabash and Western Rail
road during the first week In october, we're I '
1862 sIl2549 95922 80 Increase. s66 25 SO
The earnings of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
for the month Of September are reported $751;
against sos Ss &C for the corresponding month Of 1868
The Eagle Fire Company have declared q semia annual
dividend of per cent free Of Government tax payable
on demand
The weekly statement Of the Bank Of France pub
lished to-day. The of specie in vault has de-
creased 5y6OO, 900 francs since last week.
The regular weekly statement Of the Bank OF England
made public to-day shows that the amount OF bullion IN
vault has decreased sS57OOO sterling since last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15

THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE UNION Pa
CIFIC RAILROAD Co., INTEREST PER CENT IN GOLD.
Since the opening of the Pacific Railroad, May 10,
its earnings have been at the rate of about EIGHT
MILLION DOLLARS PER YEAR The earnings for Sep
TENDER we're $780, III A. The First Mortgage Bonds
of the Company amount to SOS $1,000 and the inter
est liability to 81 72S96O gold about 1884 O96 in
currency 1t will be noticed that the present earn
ings provide an ample fund for the payment of this
interest and leave large surplus THE LAND GRANT
BONDS to the amount of Ten Million Dollars. were
issued to obtain means to finish the road, and are
secured by FIRST MORTGAGE upon the entire Land
Grant of the Company, amounting to 600 acres
The sales of land were opened in Omaha July q,
and average at the rate of 100000 per month
THE LAND GRANT BONDS ARE RECEIVED in pay
ment for all the Companys lands. at par, and the
demand from actual settlers will give them certain
market. They run twenty years and pay seven per
cent interest in currency.
Although the Company have disposed of all their
bonds yet as they are offered in market continue
to fill orders at the current rates.
We have no hesitation in recommending both the
First Mortgage and the Land Grant Bonds as very
valuable and perfectly safe investment. JOHN j.
Cisco & Son. Bankers, 50 Wall-st., New-iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. OCTOBER Is. lSvy.

LRArHRRSs for HeOct Sole sSo'1Ses .ead. We gUose
Heavy DO at California Light and Middle do at @ Heavy
do ii 2T92ec Oak Sole Is quiet Rough Is duh -, :,
MOLASsRS-For Eew.Orsu there fair inquiry With sales OF
50 bb 93d9ic bot Foreign grades are quiet and nomYL
NAVAL STORES dull and lower; Spirits Turpenhne ooHe
Strained Rosn 81 22IG52 Is ,l,.--,.--.,,.-,
OIS-Tbere only moderate bulin. Ineed
Al 81 OF for and 81 02d$i % for bb English
prices nominal Crude Fsh OILS have been o9I
demand and the market Is stesdT quote at 81 %
ST. and 81 750s III for Sperm Manufactured os
u and prices without change Lard Oil In far demand anu
steady q 81 40dS 81 20.
PROVISIONS higher the advance checks the demand
du the sales in job lots 800 bills ct 80 %
$3.50 for Old Mess aud S3 for City DO Beef Without sPse.
the demand moderate sales Of 80 bb at S5db Tor f
IL ST. fierce Beef dali and prices nomi
nal Beef Hams fairly active and steady sales Of SO bb
sales Of City Picked Hams al ltdlsc:
add Smoked do st 292lic Bacon Is firm a. c for occurred
Dressed Hogs weak quote 1lac for CITY He Tor lave
Lard dull and Of 22 bbs and tea At lie for No. III
Gl7ic for City III Gc for fair TO prime Steam and bi@c LOT
Kettle Rendered. ... ...
BUTTER-There has fair demand for all grades Choice Is
bringing money the kinds eorrespOndngb hner
We quote: f.. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKkTs

LONDON Kill al 9 for both snd
the United States Fverwenty Bonds 1852 stt lSo'
old 84t 1851 80; Ten-Pores IS bres IJti lnos ceauas
Epi; Atlantic and Great Western, n
PARIS Oct 1.-THE Bousse opens quiet Renies Iltr Ec
LIVERPOOL Oct I'LL m-Cooa opened Irregular hddIng
upnds I'D Midug Orleans 2d The sales Of the day are s'
mated at 10000 bales 10000, ,
LoSDox Oct AL p m-Conso. so for money ard feoi for
the sccount u fveT-entes 1902 s1 1882 3D. %t o sSt
Bes, 29i Illinois Cena 9i Atlantic snd Great
Western, q,
LIVERPOOL Oct f4 HPork II brm Chsese 60 per ewt fof
the grades Amencsn Zoe Dseed OIL Al 10 per tnn
HAyRK Oct lilo m-(oon opened quiet 10" hidhns
aHoSt lJ7fr. y -,,,-
PARIS 1885 me Bourse Is dali Rsntes III l7o
PRAsKvoRr Oct a-Uned FveTseuy bonds are srm
LoSDoS Oct IA mCOnsols closed a. s for beth monsy and
the account United RiTeTweDtes 1852 t 1862 old oit
s3i; Ten Pees at Bre Railway shares fJi Illinois Cens
"a; Atlantic Great Western n
dency Mddng pBds id Ndhg Oresns l7id sales Of the
bales fHe Rosn IS ori Spirits Petroleum, ld per
gallon.
I0SpoS Oct 4-t1op m-Re6nel Petroleum. 81 gallon Lin
seed OIL sgs Is Tsov. a. cat Spirits fupsu,ine, u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15

The Louisville and Nashville Railroad is 367 miles
long, cost with equpment) Sl52s60OO and is doing
large and steadily increasing business the earnings
for August, 1862 being s5379j SO more than for the
corresponding month of 1868. The road has a
bonded debt of but s2,36iOOO. To retire this debt
at maturity and to effect certain valuable extensions
which will largely increase their business, the Com
pany have mOrtgaged the entire road, rollingstock
franchise, and income, to James Punnett and Junius
b. Alexander of New-York, TO secure the payment Of
eight million dollars of First Mortgage Bonds which
are now offered for sale at ninety and accrued inter
est. The bonds for one thousand dollars each,
have thirty years TO run, and bear seven per cent
interest annually, payable in April and October, at
the Bank Of America. in this city. The security is
undoubted and the bonds constitute perfectly safe
and very desirable investment. The agents of the
Company in New-York are Messrs j. b. Alexander
g. Co., No. 10 Nassau-st. and John j. Cisco 81 Son.
No. 50 Wsll-st.
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financial.
rn.syrn oyyes Lakn SHORE ssD Nsao -, SSrTssHs

TRAxvKR oSrcs LAKE SHORE AsD Mcno.s souraEHs}
RAILWAY CoNPANY, Ia WiLLiAHSr wYoRK, Oct 1909 y
NOTICE is hereby given that stock ccrtih-
Gates Nos M to iO both Oade Of this Conpan! for one hahd
Goa for shares standing
IN The name lockwood Co and dated Avg 20 1889 s'o s,oet &C..
beas. Nos rs 1900 49, % TJ 21 snd 1919 Of the late
Michigan Northern Indians Railroad Company standing
LeGud Lockwood In trnst claimed by t
Of the Directors will attend AZ WIS
ONCE dsy on and after MONDAY the h Instant between the hours
Of and NJ 10 receive edsses Of the rights claims OF olhe
parties or 6ode said certificates and said committee hn nu
certificates held by purchaser who has teh
be sane in good faith without notice S h price paid such GER
dest. may be trnDse rred when the books opened
~ ' ~ ID. r. BARIIlDT, Transfer Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15

DOMESTIC MARKETS
PMLApSLra oct -Co,Sa in lin led dsEau prices lses,nss
ESa sSa Ohio Sc soa g aS PsBsv,Ss m Wheat
s SSIs fiT ssS T Efs Il Witt al:a S ~ o
Do" I'D TS%a'n St rsn ss'S1 ss s1S e "a T9' l.n
5isls. sOn sP y. Sash'ssss PIGS": ds Mess
oct ltcq'gq qus, ADD sm Madss' 9S%isy a
ds R,s .e a5s a. DO P.mIy : 81 so CIV Mil, sapsrs
8 ssass 90 Do E.'. e lsdt7 q, DO F'sl 81 sSsts .
s +: TS an Pm a. cSG % Rel . ,s c'' aT rSi
Is7dsSc rye vi ioSSi quiet ga B.oa
si SIDE ~ o SIG' S S s, sS ws si su. s9s' Hans
w TS.E Sb SsS d aSS s Go e s a''1s r.
81 W; No 81 %. Com I.tai. lesei No. 7'ie Ne 71
E1 :. o.s,,o No. 10 Ss Sa S Saa wS, 15s
sa GG So b S. rS Sa t Sa, Wat f sa D c
= Oct Eg .sf.,' @ :,' G g. s% %s =.
u ; Soes Erd, TsSH ar ;: rs" u .s.s , SG M
Z so.. 1o ss. R SSps ss !. = c Ss Me-: e
the Hod.os - L.is @gor,-9ooo bush beat % 90
%ss 500 5oS Wheat bush barley escO Lu%bs
ro,.eH 1OS H ssm,sd r .s.. Of m sd. w a
~ - frs,.on.-B"' lite doing Ne" rei 81 Lrd nc ,I
unhsOEed Eggs a Exchange arm. ITO discount Ouyas
cIsysLasp Oct 4wheai sueE sud .d,.nesd as 30 R,l
Sill 30 held at ~ H. Cora dali no hsl a. a4da1e Oats
Afn, Oct IHVlSRsst dal @iis very te sqai1 :,
al p for ss,ern Mixed and yellow good demand
sales terms No
private terms tsO aud iOurTo"ed At 81 JS
tsO-rowed, at 81 ~. $50, .
unchanged Whest-Lo Choice
srm; No Spring No Red Fall, 81 Gtdsl l0 Nc. Rel
Fall l2d I'll Choice ass No White osaS 49,
Prne 81 Corn sne MIXED, SoqBse yellow sfsoe Prime
10 Choice White d95o Oats unchanged BaGood to Choice
Spring 6Oa9oe Prime 70 Paecy Mt9e'ota lSdf 20 RE
6m BOd85c WHISKY steady 81 Is Pork doll al sJldtJ 80
Dry Sailed Meats unchanged Bacon Arm shesds,: re Cs,t
Cattle unchanged Lye HOs steady SsaslO Re
IS ss 3: Saa S.y ~ Su ai't Rye Zoo; SS'' '
CHICAGO Oct -Ehangs unchanged FcsI arm at - ~ 81
Wheat less active unsettled And decned d2c No 81 O5dp O1
No sid*i OOi Corn dull Az declined 2a2c 80 6 d6.c
Rejected 6Oes2c quiet and declined tdic No c Rye
EASIER No 79a9oe No zoe BA[I Heisyi 10 ~ 10 nsa
Lard Idle DRY ssied shoulders. ~ a Cattle steady q, 80 Is q
IS IS for light steers Hogs active and sd
vaneed IO 81 - good Freghts dull Wheat
Buffalo ole 10 Buffalo Reesps-5s00 bbs flour 81 900
hush Wheat Corn 5000 bush Oats 200 bush Ky
500 Barley. 1880 liog Shpnents-'oo bbls Fon eSOo
bush l0 bnsh Corr $500 bush oats l5~ Dush hJe'
l2,O bush. Barley 500 Hogs
BUFFALO CATTLE MARKBT--O0r. H.
Cattle and F lower; receipts odsy 300 head sheep qlet AMI
unchanged Hogs dull al SgGblO Extra fairy AetTe s1 spd
4l050.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15
Total....................... 81. 900. 900

The Gold Exchange to-day adopted plan for q new
Clearing House. although the majority OF the Board voted
fn of establishing Clearing House. and the con-
.ervatve members of the Board opposed to the
rapgenen The Clearing House fosters speculation and
were the dealers gold obliged to deliver the CON- the
transactions would be reduced to comparatively small
Hgufe
State bonds we're firm; Tennessee ex coupons sold at
Gil; New Tennessee per cents 66655t; Virginia new
C per cents IS; North Carolina per cents, Aani;
special Tax bonds, 46945 Missouri per cents, 81;
Louisiana Levee per cents s.. Railroad bonds were
tsteady. under moderate investment demand; Rock
Island per cents sold at 94i; Morris and Essex
lists, 9aI: Fort Wayne eds, sc; Columbus, Chicago
and Indiana Central lists 7sa77i Long Dock bonds
"a Bank shares were firm, with sales of Bank of Re-
public at Il9 Hanover 100; Fourth National 1O5 Mis-
-clianeous shares were dull Quicksilver sold at 10;
pennsylvania Coal, 2SO Express shares were steady;
Adams sold at b51 aI. AmerieaniS5; WellsFargo 2s
Pacific Mail the center Of interest and made sharp
decline from the opening rates. the first saeswere made
ut S. selling afterward at eA 6s4 cot 6i and closing at
a64 decline reported TO be OccasiOned from
sales by prominent "lOng" operator Of the stock.
RAILWAY shares opened frIn but the decline in Pacific
Mail unsettled the whole market and prices were from
Ie2 per cent lower in sympathy aud so continued until
the Second Board when there was strong movement in
Shore and Michigan Southern, which advanced the
price from si to co., The activity In this stock impaired
ErRRess to the entire list and prices rallied to the
highest points Of the day Rock Island strong under
an active demand from the shorts The Northwestern
shares were largely dealt In at improvement Of idl
per cent prices. Erie sold at 33ia33i Dubuque and
Sioux 10; Chicago and Alton, Delaware LackawaDa,
and Western I'LL At the close Michigan Southern sold
AT m closing ola and the remainder of the list Was strong
NewYork Central sold at III Northwestern Common 49,
North Western Preferred, SIT; Rock Island, 1Ocs The
directors OF the Michigan Southern Road have been IN
today and elected Mr.. Augustus Schel TO take
the place Of Mr. Wetmore Of Erie who has resigned Mr.
Schel afterward elected Treasurer The directors
composed, represent the Vanderbilt interest and
large purchases of were made upon the
gHent.
The following were the closing quotations Of Govern
Sicut bonds:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15

PETROLEUM srtye and hrmer; Refined, Crude IN
buk ftdl7ic. Nsphths, 1ot dlOic
HRICBThe market fairly and the stock does not increase
prices sussned sales 50 aud Us bills Carolina Sdsse
and l25 bags Rsugoon at 7id5c. .
SUGARS-aws active with former values current and
the market steady but supply equal all calls fair to good Rensg
ido sales Of 500 hbds d2ic for Cuba Isle for Deseara
(Clsr6ed ltc for Barbados 0 boxes aVsps Otdl3i and
l Barbados &C. Refined steady at l6s for Hands aud
l5I Gl5tc. for White "A" 20 . .
sRRS-Tbere business In Grass Seeds al
Rongb Flsr Seed
s2% Calcutta Lnseed is selling at
So III. gold. ... .. .
TALLOwTbe fairly active and steady note sales Of
lO0CO0 N at Halle
nwHSKY-The quiet though srn .e' Of POO Dbl, at
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LoAN.-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 a
mortgage upon the road in successful operation
for 4S7 miles, and earning more than enough TO pay the
interest on this new loan. This loan runs 80 years.
pays per cent; principal and interest PAYABLE IN
GOLD. There is no better investment in the market.
For maps, pamphlets, and circulars. address DAB
NEY, MORGAN & Co.. No. So Exchange place, and NJ.
X. JEsUP g. COMFY, No. 10 Pne-st. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15
z PER CENT GOLD BoNDs,
Coupon or Registered,

Free OF government lax,
Secured by First Mortgage on the
NEw-YoRK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD,
and by the additional guarantee of paid-up capital
of six million of dollars.
Issue limited to $4,000 per mile OF road actually
built and in running order.
The road is in course of thorough and rapid CON
structon 80 miles will be completed by LIST Novem-
Der next aud the entire line il is believed by the end
of the ensuing year.
The admirable selection Of the route for command
ing both local and through business cannot fail to
make it one of the best paying railroads in the
country.
These choice securities meeting with rapid sale
at par and accrued interest in currency, at which
price they are still offered.
For further particulars apply to
GEORGE OPDYKE& Co., Bankers,
No D Nassal-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15

Money has been easy at6S6 cent on Government
bonds aud at 607 per on Miscellaneous securities
Commercial paper dull at loal6 per cent The
ment Of currency the South is quite active but the
shipments West coDtinue.moderate.
Sterling Exchange was dull at quotations. London, 90
days. loseiosi; London sight, 1904 alo9i PARIS long,
6sia5i7i Paris, short, sl5ia5is; Antserp, 62OS6si
Swiss, 62o9Giss; Hamburg s5i0S5E; Amsterdam, 4oi "a
@Oi PraDkfost 4o ala; bremen, 7sl97sa Berlin, 7Ol
-a10I 49,.
TDs transactions OF the subTressury today were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15

SSEvEN PER CENT COLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BONDS FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, ISSUED BY THE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAIL
ROAD CoMPANY.-We confidently recommend these
Bonds as n frst-class investment. At the price they
yield about 10 per cent interest per annum. Only a
limited amount are offered before, advancing the
rate Pamphlets and full particulars can be had on
application. -
Financial Agents of the Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-15
THE MARKETS.

TT THURSDAY. Oct. II. 1859 .
AsHRsThe quiet and steady sales Vi Is bills at 81 ~
a 81 ga Pots: Pearls nominal
COrTON-Rary the demand good aud the market
under the upiarosbe a'ice from abroad
bales Gao last evening and 1
srrye which s taken for export 1903 for conunp
ton speculation for future delivery 100 bales October
2Ic October 200 do November 100 do December on
ne Poe aud 200 do EOvenber free
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Canal, ISssfls aud Railroads -,
Der a. l26O4 bills Flour bales Cotton 10 98 bu'h wheat
1874 bush Corn l65 bush Oats $50 bash Malt 300 onn Bar
Seed 2 bush FArseed 3 bush Beans l bns
Com $50 bags Meal 80 bsgs Flour sS bills ne
2O Beef o. pkg Lard 200 kegs Lard Pkg
Ashes s pigs Butter 527 boIes Cheese % gkss T.s" 1
ga bales Wool SOL bales Hops $50 .de
Leather 1872 bales Hides 81 bids Tobacco 1s boxes Starch :" bags
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