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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-10

LEsLTE's Boys and Girls Weekly,
ST 1856 Main street; also the month
lies, weekIies and dailies of the latest
date from everywhere.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-10

81. Y. L."-Our friend Jimmy Bir-
mingham has at last got comfortably
fixed in the old /. Y. i. saloon under
the APPEAL Editorial Rooms, and is
now prepared to serve his friends and
customers with the very best Of liquors
" fixed up" in a style that cannot be
surpassed. 1t is absolutely refreshing
these warm days to look at his "lOng
drinks" Nobody can make q
punch" that begins to come up to
his brew, and as for his iulips they are
heavenly. Give him a cali.
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SULPHUR SPRINGS
gr5enbrier County, v. Virginia.

- N!iFSE celebrated SPRING.. so laSoratty
, known FOR their valuable Alternative
WATERS, charming summer climate. and rs
one Of the most fashionable resorts in the
country, viii be open Tor company
on THE 18TH or NAY.
and with the extensive improvements tuat
have been made, VII h5 prepared Hir 'ise
camE,gtania aCc,mfapdation OF from
FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO TWO THOUSAND
PERSONS.
TIL WHITE SULPHUR Is now the Western
terminus OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road, and the cars of tina road lin connection
with telegraphic f1cilitiesJ will be running to
the Springs by iST JULY.
No pains or expense n or Will be spared
TO secure she comfortable entertainment, In
al the varieties of accommodation, CT The
large number OF visitors thCt VIII resort 70
The Springs the present season.
&c one OF the best LAWN AND ALL
ROOM BANDS viii be IN attendance; an ex-
tenSlye LIVERY has been provided, and suit
able arrangements made to facilitate every
innocent and reCreative amusement apprO-
pirate to a fashionable Watering Place. A
number OF Fancy Il Masquerade Balls viii
be given duIing the season.
Charges VIII be So per Week and so per
Month. Children under % years Of age and
cOlOred servants, half price. White servants
according % recommendations
PEYTONS CO,
ProprietCTs.
White sulphur Springs, ". Va, myI5
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-10

LADIES All-Linen Hdks. at 81 -
per dozen. n. Kraus& Co,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-10

SEA Island, yard wide Domestic, at
122 cents per yard. NJ. KrauS * Co.,
corner Main and Adams.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and St. Louis U. S. Mail Lin,

Memphis and st. Louis o. S. Mail Line
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
CRY OF .Malin, master
This elegant and swift steamer A
viii leave as above ~
THIS DAY, 10th inst, at s pm.
Tickets for all points, via Memphis and st.
Lodis Packets, North, East and West. Apply
to General Railroad Ticket Once, rs Main
street. ELEM. CALVERT, Supt-
SAM {. WEAVER, Ticket Agent. Jylo
FOR VICKSBURG.
Regular Memphis and VicksbuTg Packet-For
Helena, Napoleon and N~icksburg.
MARBLE CITY. master
Thissplendidp passenger steamer -GK0
will cav as above -
SATURDAY, 10th inst, ats pm.
Freight received AT the st. Louis Wharfo0at.
jy9 FLEM. CALXERT. supt.
F0RiWHITE RIVER.
Memphis and White River Packet Company
United states NAL Line.
For JacKscrport and Way Landing.
This superb passenger pacEet tls
VIII leave rs above -
SATURDAY, 10th inst. AT 5 pm.
T. A.nkENDlG, Agent,
Tvs 30# Front street Mosby Block. :
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JUST received, full size, 10Sinch, fine
article Mosquito MEETINGS, so cents per
yard-sold heretofore at 65 cents. NJ.
Kraus & Co, cor. Main and Adams.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-10

MEN's Gauze Under Shirts ut 81
worth double the money. VI. Kraus
4 Co
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JACoNETs, Swisses, Mulis, Main.
oOks, Edgings and InsertingS, at half
their value. VI. Kraus 4 Co, corner
Main and Adams.
THE Mammoth News Depot, 236!
Main street always has the latest IL
Illustrated Neeklies, MOnthlieS and
Northern Dailies,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-16

can be reported for common sheep and they are not all
selling A portion OF today's TRANSACTIONS AZ rory,
eightb-st are Ivy Hume Ellott 541 cur sneep anu
anbs an "A 50G as per head; iS2 Ohio sheep sA ID &C.
100 do s9t d. 5te 50 Canada sheep 80 70, anu o ~
21s do sSas n b9c; $50 Kentucky sheep, W 10 Pc o.
per cwt and 20 lambs u, &C. Total 6T2d head aver
aging 81 "a - Al, CT. .hoor ee1 n A. .
90 81 m M lIe ls9 OF II n, &c; 3 OF 1s 10 $50; 90
lambs 81 D. &c. 100 sheep prime, II? 10 1tc, anu VI
Al Foreth.st Judd Co sold i9o mead a'STag, i Us
H. Sci is9 Of IS D lc 9ls OF 76i D. BE- 20 9l q o.
and p5 of O3 at CO. with 43S at IS 25aJ o. per
Van Vert, for Asbury Lerch 2I23 at Is 50 es sc
For to-day State sheep 7eA n. 40 ' Oh 70 ID fsc
I3g o. SO ID, 6kc, and 200 state, IS 10. 5tc , r,,.
Rase, Hauver CO. sold $40 head at " ~ cach 'n'
morning 215 State sheep, rs ~ at 6c. -, .,, orrr.
2s OHIO sheep, "a b at SIC, and lO2 lambs % 10 AZ io
Total sales for the week. SeO8 head, averaging " '' anu
ranging from 3Id6c. n: -, ,sos ., a, 20,
per cwt; 24 Of rs ID. at - 80 100 ID. ana 20 cSaaSe
iowa sheep Of &c b at 4ic. Weekly SAFES JOYS heau'
averaging s. 40 each, or at A d6ic. ID. -. o,,
SWINERecepts Of 1906 are 81 less tDah last WEES
The light fortnight past Win an increased con
sumptive demand, has led TO an advance OF Iu cone
during the week, &C. being added TO day 1--we noHe aIa
quoted at l0Qllo with dressed western AT lSa
State and Jersey 33 G5c. Sales OF i've lO " nogs s
H. lOlc Ill H. al n, 10tc 1870 o. l2 ~ VIC oSi per cWti
3l Ind 226 and 242 b $40 sli and 100 Ill., 1904 10 a' iOc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-16

latte v.:, hoInp comparatively light and bankers
ap o@t without exception stu quote ' n nbeps
Stringent Regular customers au are Genera oc
- Win abont all the funds necessary for the
"ct'on of a legitimate business, Out ouI6ideTs met
with favor ana are canal 10 1s9 per cent eT
NhetS enosts are low eDD aud until there Is an
Enforcement in this hne ~ gSS p s, C tton az
ukot rhere "a lttle currency going 70 the m
yIoe "A the same remarks are appncaDle 10 inc Ie-
peipts from the West TIA hSnks at nar Counter rates
nr nnoted az 1O discount buying, ana selling 10 Gus
tomers and making rentanees 10 ana Oh account vi III
terror banks az lie premum' .
The foons correspondence is of interest TO the stock
md hondhoders Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad
OFFICE or TAG CmoAeo AND AuroS R1rReAp Co,
CHICAGO, IL,lNOy. o, lB69
Tan, Stho1ieys Of ne ChOo AVID AOn Rdrood Oo Publicity
having beeH given the dat newspapers 70 zoe 9S nl ~ M
Sa eonmeBce against the sed x ~ 90 ny hshs " a'eseea
I'M ~ he claims title half the Railroad now owned by This Gem
ry and uuntooI letters having been received tors once IN refer
'ssos % claim requesting no4ao0 N regard toeeo esem
nv da order quiet apprehensons which may I on account
4 The sat advise yo that ahr careful examination 81
he oee thai title to TIE property beyond quf
tOo that the foreclosure OF ht ht and second mottgags ~ We
claim be disturbed 10 confirmation Of this opinion attach
copy The letter addressed me By AW Church the Attorney
al CopaBy; COdsB Beokw eKJudge Of the Supreme
os Illinois and JsueI JOY OF Detroit all welknown counsel
vboe opinion entitled to the highest degree OF respect
10 BLACKSTONE esq, President g. aHd A. X r. company
5ei Sgsn the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company ana are
teAy " opuion that It is without foundation Yours ~
GORDON BgCKwITH,
JAMES r. JOY.
Mr. Richard W. Bleeeker was elected President OF the
North American Fire Insurance Company yesterday IN
place Of Mr.. J. W. Otis, deceased
ton Deposits and Legal Tenders the Banks OF he
Oy Of kei0 York for he t0eek ending Saturday. Nor
~ ~ Io.ns ana Ms Snecie Ieg Ten peposts CIrculaPn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LONDON Nov I5 DcOD.ois open At s fSf both hes s
and tbe account United FveTNentes 1862 81 1862 DBL ga
1861 81 TenPor "a Brs Railway shares WI Illinois Ceutrah
gl Atlantic nd Great Western l6 80. ~
Nov 1911 a. m-Cot,on opened steady hddliug Up
lands liGljd; Mding Orleans, It9ll2 Corr III Per quarter
r Ruonran quarter Canadian Lari b per eSL
IoSpoS. Nov l5.-TAllow 4Tl y cst -,
IoSpoy Nov -l mCousO ga for both MONEY and the sc
.ount American Securities qnet; United FyeTSenties 1867
s 1867 80 stools ARM Enc Ral" shares 2o Illinois CenTA
94 49,, "a,
Pam. Nov. l5-Tbe opens hrm Rentes, I'M Csc .
FRlNEYoRr Nov 5und States Five Twenty Bods opened MN
U,vng Nav l5Coon opened Eat Tres OnAre on The SPOT
40 frspcs y ewt Low Middhngs hhoat, 1917 $500,
BKEAEE Ia Petroleum opened hrner Al haefs SG1oA
U1spuRa Nov l5-Petroleuun opened quiet and steady
FKAsKFoRT Nov $50 m-Ured States Fe'IEenD bonos
closed ,etiye and firm Al 9d9I for the issue Of 1884
Pans Nov I5-Tie Bourss closed quiet Rene, 7lh 33e
ASrxYKP Nov. l5-Petoeum opened hrm
LONDON Nov 1880 mCousols closed ~ vJ r heth MONEY
aud the account American closed quiet and steady u
bonds 1902 83t 1895 Gt; lb st TenFor;eS
773 stoehs steady. Brie, 2Ol; Illinois, 9i. ., -
iosnoS Nov is4:31 m-Coiton closed steady Mddng Up
lands i dllld Midng orleans liGii sa'es Of t5e DAY Ifo
bsIss Hrepd Petroruu mo gallon Luseed OIL E3l B y tan
LoSpoS Ho7 ISLiuseed OIL als = Sperm OIL es Y tau
Calcutta Liuseed 6li9.
BREMEN Nov. Ia Petroleum closed Sinner
HAMBURG, Nov. l5-PsToeum closed trn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-16
Upper Lea,b, stoel rs with good demand CAen'" hdes
are better We quote az follows:
paY uLrEp BipEs

LRATHRR-There has good ior Hnok Sole but
cse ARE Tp of ise Week Only Sides Oak Sole
tive Ss'c1s ESSgs , 1A Si We n S9 a o9 Hss Ut
4oai6 Oak Light Cropped 4@tSc Middle Cropped .CS4t BED
93iS Middle oe3le Heavy 2SG3lc CahO9a hg goas
Middle SG; hs1y or9OSo and BSnos Gyres~Dam
SO osf Slaughter Roagh-Lsh' hG4'e' Middle S04'e
MOIGSsEA few snail lots have sold rom seOnd bands bat
ShssT,e The Ra'ts s da Pes o St Sf S al
NAVAL SToRRS~Cds T"rpeptne is scarce and pouali Spirits
are Su small sales making At saic southern and alc for
S c sS hSS. s: :lI s1 sco e -
E q Pss ! .sa No. R "a q .sSs 6S
price s9 there va. sale Of BssA sn and So
0iISTbs ne rev feature in Crude Fish 0s trade continues
du and prices more 81 for Whale and VI iot
Sperm Manufactured Oils are inaey aaa sDIs ga 0S., OH,
are SSGSi Hog products are generally higher notice
better forward dehver s business
s to ~. Itsht of Zoo bills ia Iot Of Jbbpg $50 5G
9l for She former ssl for the se and 81 Tor 0y So SYs1s
2O bills Mess for December at $50 % r
ocy demand and steady sales bb s4asl2 for Plain
Mess and s 1 p do Mere r'' . Sif 'ssd for india
Hams quiet and unchanged sales OF ~ oes, a. ~ ., 10
al a6 Geo r FS PEI Hans. asc s3d iSIss 70,
ss dressed SlfH Sr are sT we Suate at 3G CIV Lard
reduced supply better sad in I demand sales o. ~ eoI S ss
Steam and si SaS for Ks Rendered delivery 1000
PETRoLFWarbs boxers called meeting to-day the
OF sa GI o. we're epS 5 ooTs 30 & Crude
lots 2Oi iS AID e V lots Refined W. a. tvsc' pu'
the prices the market NsphthS qrod az nc
RICE dull the supply liberal and pnees heavy sales Of % ~
Carolina 7d73c - IL. NJ, "a
SUGARS-Raw moderately active but offerings quite hgh' aa
prices show stronger tone closing full ltUle for Ar To gou
Rrpng % Of $40 bhdA at U ollie for Cuba 2i0c for Porto
Rico ic Rehned bm al I9ie@e iOI
Hards
SKISs-Goat in fair demand for small parcels, b. oas'
psy great relncance the sales are ~ % M
So Capes small invoices OF inferior gIse
with small stOc sales ale seleui a
M Central American OOO n SisA lie 5000 70 Domestic sold on
private terms Honduras Boston " come here We
49, L. L-nua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-16
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa, now being built
through the richest and most thicy settled portion
of this magnificent State. offers limited amount Of
its Seven Per cent First Mortgage Gold Bonds at 95
free of Government tax secured by deed of trust
to the Farmers Loan and Trust Company. first
mortgage upon such read is always perfectly safe
as well as a very profitable security. Holders of
Governments can exchange and make an income
profit of over 4Oper cent. A valuable pamphlet and
full particulars may be obtained at the COmpany's
office 80 Pinest or of its agents. the Bank of North
America, a Walls and Howes Il Macy, 80 Wal-st.
w +. SHATTUCK, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-16

COFFEBTbe market quiet for ali
FLOUR ASD MgALQar market Western Flour
characterized by eoude able activity but prices most grades
decline de demand has been fair export and speculation
good r the home tadei the medium and hrh
oosd dull Tue sales 900 bb $50 IS Is for
Fancy STATE; IS grades Of Western Extra
6a$5 90 ir good choice Spung Wheat Extras; 6O0S7
Minnesota and Iowa Extras OG sc ca T City shipping BItrss
IS % shipping Oho Hoops 81
brzuis 50 25a 80 q for Family - 65d 90 IS for Amber
Co., Family sc .5a sc IS for
suge ~ 10 for Do Double add 40 iOaSs 20 for DO Triple
California ahd oregon Flour quiet AND pnces uncertain southern
flour moderate request the demand only o. retail character and
The huye sales 40 bb Al IS 4G0 10 q for ordinary
Virginia; 50 FAMILY dol IS BIira
Maryland ana Delaware sHd 20 Sa BIO or Family DO DO Rye
Meal heavy unsettled Of bb Western
private terms Buwhea Flour irregular Common less plenty and
F % ssI s4 @Ss e and easier " 90 '""' ~ d. and
81 49, 70 70 At 81 5osl 80 100 at ~ go0 - Rye Feel quiet
Al Is q 100 n Ost Meal il dull 5Oa 90 y Dbl oil Meals
FREGHs decidedly lower hot The engagements have been more
he'e 10 Lverpo" 30 b5a foa GU 81 and by steamer
d 7a7id 500 bales Cotton at a. 1000 bbS Fon at s aad 20
sa2e nas Oeeu cute le,e To-day add Notwithstanding the hb-
arrivals aud decided decline IN fghts Liver.
si0ed in trae: tie Business bs lee. 'Tf5gk prices De
though fair for milling and the sales up rs 6J1 Gss Al
q 10 No do DO ii Gsf 81 ff No. Sn%ut Sc , "a o.
iIa At 81 20s 81 for No Mwauees; ~ 26sl Tor Req
Western 81 ~ 40 for Amber Amber state.
~ 47ds 50 for White Michigan; 81 39GsI 40 for Amber Do
81 asa III So for White Geuesee Barley better aud
iworoSs3 STATE ssd 81 Is for fcur,rosed do ii Sesi IS o
Canada West and Choice Ws.r on prysts terra Brv Mali e
$500 bush erase for Inferior New Ohio ard western Gt065
Good to Prime Mixed White Csc state AZ 65l a6Gc and jersey
god Sogbea s6a Rye hbeavy qusti The sales 2O
tash al 81 % for Wen and ~ for State Corn and
better the demand chiefly speculye ~ 900 bush
~ Western Whit OGsl 10 DO yellow 81 no. ard jersey
1elos ~ s!ass The ioosiag cooperative statement stOek
81 Gran 10 Neslofk yesr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-16

The undersigned offer for sale the First Mortgage
Eight Per Cent Bonds of the Mobile and Montgomery
Railroad at s. per cent and accrued interest This
road constitutes an important link in the Trunk
Line, connecting the Southwest with the Northern
States. 1t is doing large and profitable business
and the mortgage under which these bonds are issued
limited to 81 10000 on 1914 miles of road, which is
but $500 per mile These facts provo them to be
perfectly safe and most inviting investment.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co., Bankers, 25 Nassau-st
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4roposzls.
yFlcE OF AcriSG CoNNissARI oY SrBsisr zScE
CoLuMBUs, wYoRK HARBoR. November D. loe'

OyFcK OF AcriNG CoxNssAKI OY SuBsisrEEcE
FoRr COLUMNS, NEwYORK HARsoR November D. lse'
PROPOSALS in DUPLICATE, with copy OF
M attached viii be received BY tie S1dssSues
until 10 A m on tue December. 1853 for supplying
~ FRESH BEBP
n the ons stationed =. Forts Wood EewYork Harl
aud NevYok Cty said Beef be esh OF GOOD marrs
in equal proportion nd hd quarters aeck shsnl and
idney Sc excluded and 10 be delivered az me Pos above
rse5 free Of cost quantity be from time 70 ume
oaired and on such Commanding Oer shall designate Hof
exceeding times per week. - ,,A,
Separate proposals duplicate viii also be received by the under
up 10 mentioned Tor sspPn4
OHers families, stationed at the sfFssas
places With such choice Irsh B they
time TO tine require, such as Stot" aa@ SWANS
.S.Gndiag Ribs, or RbBolst& -.
Tbess contracts SIX months such less tine tie
General direct commencing the LIST day Of JanGa
1870 =, n.
Dors signed BY responsible saretss whose nAn mS
be entered IN the BIDS. 800,
The propoa will be opened 10 the ih proTno ubeb
time and place bidders are invited 10 be present
will be marked Proposals hs and addressed
Il G. RUTHERFORD. Byt CAPTAIN, L. ). A., 4. G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-16
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Canal VtsSls, dRd Railroads ..,
Nov l5-ss7l bales Cotton IL plgs Ashes pigs Bs'SaI 49,
bills Flour Wheat 1880 bush lOrn 40 oush Oa
$40 hush RYE bush Malt 9lsl9 bush Barley ~ ssn
bush Beans, 10 bhs Corn mea
40 plS Buelwhes. Pour 81 bags Peas IFS Ptgs Resued
PETROLEUM 7 spirits TurpenB l3j bbA Ros l9 Dds
ia pIgs Beef pkgs Meats 90 pkga Grease % Digs La "
pkgs Sttau $500 pigs Butter bS pigs Cheese ~ Ds hgh'
b0f mi, ToW no pkgS Dried Fruit bbA Copper 95J cakes oop
80 so XII, Wh,ky "a. bales Wool bales Hops 6bo sides
Leather 7Il8 Hidet 2 Hides, 80 hhda Tobacco 81 bore
rc a5 b Noaie Cotton Seed zlj pkgs Rice -
me-, starch So bags Peanuts 100 bags sumac % pigs HTe 10
pkss PeeaDs, II, 93l tlornS, 3,2ll axis Copper Ore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-16
THE MARKETS.
Icsreh.nr rsporlea Tor az TKIprxE !

lCsrehny reported for TEE TKIBuSEi
MONDAY. Nov IS. 1869.
ASBS-The demand fair and hight receipts
yos 6n; sales u bulls Al o. JiGS7 OK. Pearls are inactive
prir ~ uUniusL
COTrOE-Ihrs activity but the offerings
With favorable foreign sdyce prices show advance
~ 1924 bales J Saturday and III
are vhich g2 for 659 for consumption and 5
delivery 800 bales December AID 20 March
private terms; lOl December 2c zoo January nc and 100
March. all on basis Of Low MdluE We quote as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-16
PROPOSALS for COAL TAR.

The MANHATTAN GASLIGHr COMPANY is prepared "a
fifteenth day December DeIi Tor The euts
produced the and be delivered
wells Of the Company for term Of years from the St dag
March, 1870. =,
The Proposals addressed the undersigned INST he sealed and D
dorsed Proposals Coal Tar" They the Offer for the
price Tor each Of coal earbord the works Of the Conc
PAW quantity earboBie about R 0 and
average yield OF coal about gallons The Company
bind themselves accept the offer Of the lowest bidder
further information be obtained application 10
JOSEPH A. SABBATON
Engineer Manhattan Gashghs Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-16

hhds ? he. and 10 tts. At l5lc.
SEEDsn Grass Seeds there DO business OF importance hough
sells from s2SGS24S Calcutta Lnetd IN mo-ALe
demSn No steady - i7tG$2 20 gold. Seu
TALLOWTbee has heeu goo degree Of activity beth from ship
decline feghts helped the formers prices
have anegd IT, y d. and close srm sales Of lOOo ID at @t
closing q llto. for Prime -, -,--- - an
WHISKY h still unsettled Of sale; the ttst sale was 50
Dbl lot at followed 81 from 81 U'dt w ana u ~
closing o. and nominal The total uAhsacNohs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-16

IHII.1ta ~ NJ 10 talIOTnIa.
ba Deen ir demand aud Tm market since last
tor retail lots " FF~F' - N "
HEhIn Business Manila has oBr moderate l4aIc
geld OthsT inas aye Inactive aud pTces are BonnaL
rev ard b0lle foF iesr.LgG
hpEo-ILe me' f9r Dry Hides has been quite active sales
w. als !" derss extent, prices Trdan steady
e' "''t Vrfh dstePt0Bs have also been active spd m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-16

Loans and Discounts s25l s57 Legal O5 65l
26T556S3 Deposits. lbJ, t54, 40
Circulation. ........... $A8l2So7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-16
professional Hutitts.

blood, MANHOOD.-Dr. OLIN, q Bond
n who laled state your eAssi
send for pamphlet hours
to T. Sundays evening, sto T.
nR- LEWIS. MOI Beach ST. makes a specially
Treating diseases without Those amir sboua DO
careful tie light place The Dr. has Va his attention !" 'h"ss
diseases for the In Newiork Civ
mr.. E. b. FOOTE, Author of MEDICAL
~ COMMON SENSE" may be eOrsnld in person Or y s,.er S
Of EAst Twenty ghthst Onos
hours from 10 & u. al Consultation free
DADICAL CURE-Without knife, caustic, or
Ia detention from business Structure Fisus Piles Diseases
M Bder and Kpeys Disease aud Deiores Of the Eye Nose,
Face and Person HENRY DANIELS, d. No i LeIingouA'e
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Stationary, TT.

Stationary, TT.
FRANCIS & L0UTREL, 45 Malden-lane,
Printers and hanasearerso OF rAten spring DAsA
Account Books oTdfrs solicited --------
SLOTE & JAMES, ,,- ,,.v,,v.,
- STATIONERS. PRINTERS AND BLAAh BUN hANVFAO
TlRRRS No % Falton.st Orders solicited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-16

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-NOv. IS
BeeVes dull; buyers; sales 500 head SAGE for
Extra Pennsylvania and Western gld8c for few choice q
abe for FaT Good 4d5e ~ Ero for Common Sheep
OF 10000 head per gross Hogs fair
Band sales Of 800 head at Sl4aS so per eNt net
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-16
NFW-yORK CATTLE MARKET.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Nov. is, 1859.
BreyeS. Cows Yeas. Sheep Sud LAMBS SHlee.
6I67 1873 ll13 8sL 1900
These we're sold al the following marketplaees:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-16

,v.1t., Exchanse Of the WAl~SI, EA'
ru,snr Laws q lsSio UsSeeA
OF November iryi
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