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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
N. Y. wHoLEsALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
rq For THE WEEK ENDING March %. 1854

ErpresIly for THs n T. TRIBuNE By our oHn KeponttI
The following the rates Of articles goot eelr
,old bT con whees Shippers receive ted
ces deducted for COMMISSIONS beside freight and osA- ss.<
Borss should be carefully marked With psLnt and hs
Of The sender painted end Nail hyess
lat Of The articles under side Of the and sut s,r
mai, containing an invoice and directions also stating how and .tsa
sent Clean packages and putting w add mach TO The Sh
Of the produce. =. - 20 L.
rI flf' Ia' .f BEANS AND PEAS. t.I 90.
Arrivals Of beans busb. els less than the prsyol ~eek
the receipts greatly reess OF presest
market heavy Pew beans selling tnc
cessons be made Maows scarcely at all Small ssse
mediums 81 beans the
A Government for 50 900 520 bblhue nedpn bean,
taken l.c b 81 70 r. bush Of O. ~ The large noIb o.
bids the Of holders 10 part with stock ear Load 81
Canada medium beans has been received They good and sod
lot Of Canada peas In bond sold 81 Dds p We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
THE MARKETS.

TUESDAY March o. 1863.
AsHBsThe qet and steady sales Of 10 bills al 81 100
ga for Potts. Pearls nominal At - p. 49,
BUILDING MATERALS-We learn Of no ne" feature in articles
coming heading the demand eoanues mod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24

E,oort, for the week jus, ended lSo bfleS kecePu "A
large transactions movement both Was pus .tfr
r,ce n Improvement The bulk Of Wiseonsa hops s
T. Tn Attest circular OF Wells has the ioiowng' in cs b.
n from our London correspondent under dave nlS ..t ep,
past week and healthy market has pssaS s. al ors
Ion. an nearly eyery description Of the last groSte-no
fully confirming the improvement noticed IN our @ o.
.1rsnce Of from al Americans have aso -
the demand being strong a. an el ~ :. S.
ho,d, are now nearly bare Of Americans and tns Ih
probability lead further npro'em ana \, ,Sslsg
nsss tbe large soek, on cheek upoa prices
m ne Continental markets reported hrn a. ss.
nrovd yates m, Chioa0o JOrrBd Q tOsercs Ispo
ul and pces 10 great nominal Most OF s III ,csnS
within The range of J66c for Western The supply '
very large aud without demand We quote ..os SeSe
state sas to fancy y ~ iles Wisconsin common seq
Common 70 good .',,. ssSl isGlss. ,...,..' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
RELNa AND PKAs.

Receipts packages for the week decrease o1s3 fou c
previous Arrivals for the corresponding week last +I
This falling of IN arrivals does prevent heavy De-
feeling and deepe Of sbou De- p b Daring the xeenea
few weeks parties paid 5e for medium batter 1s CO..
trv which has 45 here takes sns cary 70
bring right through though hear Of Ole fr ees choice
ard good Quality The make Is incfe,ht
quantity and hepe brings SOC OILY single packages OF na o.
The choicest daines bring &c. ia pedding way. MICA
fts Canada batter quite poor-ts grease butter ship
eu 70 California per l57 6kHs very little OF h % or
holders yielding 70 meet
the Of The stock ofcOmmoa % heum
state 40945 is large and bard 70 work Of The tn
roea lot good Mesgn tubs bOagh Be- being to ,od
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BANKING AND flNANClAL'
TIE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the ROCKFORD
Rock ISLAND AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY
pay both the Principal and Seven per Cent Interest
LIST Feb. and LIST Aug-in GOLD COIN, free of Govern
ment tax. Ha-.alF lIr
A limited amount only of these Bonds may be had
at par and accrued interest in currency, OF IL. IL
BooDY Treasurer, No. 12 wall-st. or Of HENRY
CLEws & Co.. Bankers. No. 80 Wall-st.. New York. I
SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BANK--For the safe-keeping, and protection
from fire and burglars of Securities of all kinds, in
Guiding Bonds Stocks, Mortgages, Wills and Dia-
monds. and valuable Jewelry of every description.
An inspection of the vault constructed by The Ma
tlohal Park Bank in their new building will at once
convince all parties interested that the most perfect
attainable security has been reached and at an ex-
tremey moderate annual cost to each individual de-
positor The officers will take pleasure in showing
the vault on application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
CHEESE.

Receipts 1885, With 62 exported for the week Corresponding wees
las. year receipts SiEh 85s2 exported We drip se To Keep
With the easier feeling and disposition to worn OF s Tee aSas
hand pat boxes and With almost shipping dsmand ana
previously call for home cheese not moving or san
last way BY the time the make viii oe c9ng
ward about the middle April Most Of the factories 10 Hee
County commenced OperAtiOn and uuaeoo u ~
acme Of them have already got mp little steex. mn~
We quote s 2 small transactions Of choice z anes
dropping little and With readiness to sell there has bees
considerable activity the market for two three daT past s p
ehsses being made for Western cities at 2l0ge nakng @s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
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And il for sale by all Booksellers and News Agents
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9Th ordinations.
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Misunderstanding all together single New England village ny
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This new and revised clifton we'll known and popular book Tor
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24


The hedges I'm Alpine arc generally very large, well
deaed and far developed, exceeding rle III eOd,
syer and copper. single deposit SUCH as the Tar
ehjsb with its grand combinations sOntherly buch as
the Esmerada and Hercules Odes contains "a
ore ncaiculabe IN amount easy OF EXTRACTION and redue
ton and paving better, all things c0nhdeieu thn any
of the White Pine Mines While tile dlSnct Is pOsseSseu
of water-power and every condition Tor success
beyond any other on the Pacific slope.
TARsIIIs-I from Judge Potter one OF the Drec
tors OF this Company that the requisite hddtOnal capital
0O OD has been provided for, aud Work VIII be AT Unce
resumed on this mne and reduction WORKS put up
GioRE - Another handsome stratum Of silver-bearng
quartz was the tunnel OF tins company ABOUT hge
feet width, being the fourth since starting tns new
tunnel which Is now IN nearly $50 feet Ihe 'lndlca-
tio' Of hear approach TO heavy BODY OF pay ore is
very promising ad there reason to doubt but TINS
deyelOued into immense proportions curing
the present year The main ode-the objective pnt OF
the unnelw be reached IN lees tah ~ an a.
outcrops hundred feet more In breadth Tue ore de
pOslt az depth 800 feet must DC Iuy wv ieet IA
width Judging from the usual increase ~ heai veins
al great depths, especially those OF Monitor; ~,
In other mines the utmost activity pfsVas. ~ @
tioD Imperial QnarIies Englis Company, another Lon
don company have purchased valuable mines, near tho
"MOrnng STAR 1ch argentferons copper ana VIII co
ence work this Spring These facts snow the confluence
OF English capitalists III the Alpine MINES anu theo w
no excitement the results in the next nYe years VIZ
establish Monitor as the center OF mining REGION
second 70 no other In the world The titles 20 THESE
mines arc uiquestOned having been held continuously
their fret location Ia 1853, and confirmed by otate
and National legislation.
....Il CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Notwithstanding the complaints made against the ROAD
monopoly, hs benehs to California have been, and
yet moro are Destined 20 be- ineacuabe Even Jus 90
called high rates for passengers and freight moderate
In comparison with former conditions. Not even the
most nyeterate grumber would 90 back 20 stages and
pxeams IN preference TO the road ct ten cents mile
Cor DassenR GERS with equivalent charges for freight
Abranoh Of Pacific RQoh 20 DO constructed x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
EGGS.


Receipts packages for the week Which are 5sS sss aa s ~
uyous week, eoTrepoudng Eek last year. a The reeeps "
he moh inst In comparison With last year. thai Tue -
ave ,yug more thar times they DID then I
enr week confined 10 increase until We ROW sn
an sysnee ffnl those Quotations Single bbS Of
arrivals much lighter At tune when pee osn
ali other the demand is largest No doab present rates
Will induce shippers forward as frat a. they can
which should dstO take advantage Of these quota
coming had oeras lOag and Dot bright enosh
Some sold 2362+c There active demand f
and from the North the telegraph ordering h
MOntrea which would seem Ike sendug Goals Newcastle
We quote 'I II -
j. L. and Pa y don % 0-lt Southern 90
State, good. e28 Duck ~
wssn ..-.."27 d27i Egg Oats bush, good '''ss go
-... FRUITS BERRIES
apples nearly market GOOD lots Of Ss and bahs
SIS rs So Greenngs sad e so
81 So Russets are supply So Crs1terhss are qsl,
Some bot house Strawberries are selling - per oo1 Of
Apples common Dbl 81 3a m Cranberhes good. Is @sn
Medium 4 oOG 90 Common 70 Medium 10 ces ~
PRIME. 590 50 Per bush bon. s"s'"
t. FRUITS AND suTs-DRIED. ,. 1u.-s-
100 bills L apples sod AZ lf4c;
Isc "a fvN are 10 be and se1g TIE tnsrAt sopa
m saa,e APPLES changed hasds during the week WHICH
nearly an the stock market They too have sd' go.
Go fs.ing In appea Blackberres Soksg up Vsaie
hey1 Only dried nuts are reported "i
Wy NTH 7O27 bashss peanuts We quote; a, 49,
Ps.chs, peeled D. hae-2I d& Plans n :, "a
Poo, 10 redn Is an Apples Southern noe ,s.sfI
ynssl.d halves BIG all Ordinary 10 Good'''' ,siSis'
oas,,... ..lakdi5 State. fHe.........s"is
BIssfberns, . B...... as Western q, Ssas,s
Cherries pted y nP 9A resaaes 80 49, 80 n
Ra,pberriea..... ..S as "iInins'"a'r vas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24

Money was steady at per cent there was loss nervous
ness among borrowers TO obtain loans Considerable
amounts currency coming from the Southwest and
South and the rates OF exchange at the Southern cities
will allow the shipment Of currency at proh Ihere Is
nothing in the present appearance OF the market 10 ma
cate any attempt to make money aricially tlght'
Sterling Exchange il dun at quotations. London, 60
days 1881 0IOsa London sight iOsiaOsI London, prime
commercial IOs0lOsl Paris long, 59iiS32O Paris short
5lslSSI7i; Antwerp, S.22le52i; Swiss, S2aiS6'2lti
Hamburg 35I o3e; Amsterdam. lOioiOi Frankfort ft
0ioI; Bremen, 7si; Berlin, 7lis7li.
The transactions at the oco of the Assistant Treasurer
were Receipts for Customs, $4,000; for gold notes.
$4,000 total receipts, sS50lb5 ~ total payments, eA
os7 O5 balance, t0i769,7O2 %.
Tho Freghts TO Liverpool by steamer 1000 bales
OF Cotton at Id $1,000 bush OF Wheat at iid 500 tee
OF Beef at Is. Cd
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the Mch
gan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Company
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19
Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING.

TUESDAY, June Is, 1869.
Present-Mayor Shuler, and Aldermen Fiske,
Bell, Thomas, Freeman, Brunker, Hughes, Leon
ard, Clifford, Colwell, Osman, Burke, Dosserman,
Moore and Calkins.
The minutes Of the last regular and adjourned
meetings were read and approved.
The following communication was submitted by
Mayor Shuler:
TO the aldermen eflse City Of Ostara in Council
assembled:
GENTS: At q meeting Of city council held Wed.
nesday, June 9th, 1863, an order was passed for
the payment Of bill of Colwell, Clark & Co.
amounting to $l.05S, said being for the contruc.
tion OF bridge across ravine on Cass street.
This order deem it my duty to return for recon.
sideration, for the following reasons:
1st The bridge has been located twelve inches
further north than called for by plan and specia.
cations Of city surveyor.
I'd. A wall two feet 1high to be built behind wall.
plates and holsters, Is per specifications, has not
been built.
Sd. The contract calls for the construction of
bridge according to plan and specifications Of city
surveyor for the sum Of 3726, the amount of bid
of C0iwell, Clark C0.,--whereas the bill ordered
Ia for O5S being $833 in excess of contract price
Which sum think might have been saved to tho
city had the contractors strictly observed the
plan and specifications originally adopted by city
council.
The reason for this belief 10 founded upon the
opinion Of persons competent to Judge, that had
the bridge been located - ct hrst proposed viz:
eleven feet further west than - now located, the
extra masonry charged in bill of @. @. 1 Co. would
not have been required.
Ottawa, June Il, 1859. HENRY SnuirR, Mayor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19


The Fox River Valley railroad il under way.
Work commenced nearly three weeks ago, and
now parties ere grading from Streatoe northward
and nom Ottawa southwark, and We sre assured
that this section of the road, about seventeen
miles in length, viii be completed BY the LIST Of
August Stxeator Il Ia the heart Of the eelebra-
ted Vermillion coal mines, and its only outlet
now, is railroad thirteen miles long to Wsnona,
town on the Illinois Central. ten miles west
and about five miles south of Streator. The ex-
tention Of the road from Streator to Ottawa will
at once open the mines to Chicago by the Canal
and the Rock Island railroad.
A vote will DO taken on tho 10th instant BY
the various townships between Wenons and
Washington, station on the Peoria, Toledo and
Warsaw railroad twelve miles northeast of Pc
oria, on proposition to vote sabsldes for rail-
road between Wenona and Warrington which
would form continuation Of the Fox River Val
ley road about thirty miles long, and is intended
to connect it with tho Peoria, Pekin and Jack
sonville railroad, and thus open q through route
from Jacksonville, and perhaps from 81. Louis,
to Geneva, and by the Northwestern railway to
Chicago. A short extension north Of Geneva
would reach the Fox River line of the North.
western, which Is in operation 10 Richmond,
very near the Wisconsin line.
The chief value of the line win DO o. Q coal
road, though Of course there will DO incidental
advantages TO the country along the line, much
of which will find this the best route for freight
and travel TO aud from Chicago Western Rail
road Gazette.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19

MORsE's INDIAN Roof Pu.Ls.--We have Late.
ly been shown the formula from which these
pills are prepared, and from this and our exper.
ieuce in the use Of them, can honestly pronounce
them good, safo and reliable medicine. Being
entirely free from all poisonous ingredients they
can be safely used while performing the active
duties Of life. We would advise all TO use them,
and by fair trial you can SEQ at once the benef
derived from them. Use Morso's Indian Root
Pills in all cases of Biliousness, Headache, Fe.
male Irregularities, Liver Complaints, 80 Sold
by all dealers. Juno Sim.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19

Foul WEATnER-We have noticed that
some farmers will always get good crop+ let the
sesson be what ii may. Others Il they lAil On
one, viii try again on another. Corn ID undoubt.
edly ''gons sucker" in many field. Yet .
farmer may come in good time with crop Of
buckwheat OF hungarian grass For moro than
two years, buckwheat -four has been higher than
whest, and difficult to get ut that No respecta-
bic family can get along without FLAP jack"
or "griddls cakea" Let cur farmers try the
buckwheat; they viii find it win pay. Look
out for Q good crop Of turnips, too, to exc out
fall feed and secure good lot Of winter butter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19

The Reading lPa) D,spateh say: ''The well
known superiority Of MISHLERS HERB BIT.
TIERS will spare US the necessity Of saying any.
thing at length in favor Of this magical Tonic
and Stimulant. Wherever this Bitters is best
known it meets with astonishing sale. This il
the case in our section Of the country. There
ore cases in this city where the most radical
cures have been effected in schronic diseases
cures which the best physicians could not effect
and We know of scores Of families Jour OWL
among the number), who would not be withou,
plentiful supply of this Great Household Rem
edy for any consideration. Let every family il
the land keep it on hand Sold by all respects,
bic druggists. Price one dollar per bottle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19

If you DO not feel well, you send for doctor
no calls upon you, looks wise, sucks the head OF
his cane, scrawls some hieoglyhpics upon piece
of paper which you take to q drug store, and
there pay 50cts. to $100 beside the doctor fee,,
for remedy nine times out of ten not half As
good as Judson's Mountain Herb pills, which are
only twenty-five cents per box. Do you think
tho former the best because you pay the most
for it II you do. We advise you to aso just for an
experiment tho Judson's Mountain Herb Pills,
and gee for yourself. that they are one of tho best
family medicines compounded, they cure Head.
ache, Indigestion, Blliousness, Jaundicc, and all
Female Irregularities. Give the Mountain Herb
Pills trial. Sold by all dealers. June5-1m.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19
A Card.

Miss Kats Brewster would hog leave to inform her
patrons that she is net going Lake Superior Newport
Chicago to spend the summers but believing Ottawa
be good watering place, will remain hero and may be
found at her rooms. above y. A. Sherwood Co.'S Bank
where she will DO glad receive her scholars and give the
lessons in Vocal and instrumental Music.
June ~, lS6o-N KATE T. D2EWSTER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19

Goes COUGH BALsAM Is the cheapest and the
best. IT ia safe and speedy euro for Coughs,
Colds, Group, Whooping cough and all diseases
of the throat and lungs. In addition to tho or.
binary 400 size so long and fsvorably known
MAMMOTH FAMILY bottles are now offered TO the
Medicine than has ever been offered for 81.
june 2-1y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19

BAD PRAcTIcE.-You might - well expect tc
relieve and cure an il.hAmed eye by busting ir.
ntating powders into ii, "a to expect to care Ca
tArrh (which is an Inflammation Of the mucous
membrane of the air passages in the head) by the
use of irritating snuiis or strong, csustic solu-
lions. Dr.. Sage's Cssarrh Remedy cures Cstarrh
by its mild, soothing action which subdues the
inflammation aud restores the natural secretion
of the mucous follicles. 1t is pleasant remedy,
its use being attended and followed BY cooling
and agreeable sensation. The proprietor, r. v.
Pierce, NJ. d., Of Buffalo, N. Y. offers $500 for q
case of Catarrh that he can not cure. Sent by
mail on receipt Of sixty cents. Address the pro.
prietor as above.
For sale by most Druggists everywhere.
June 12-2w.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19
no PATRICK LEONARD, ANN ATKiN

no PATRICK LEONARD, ANN ATf<IN.
Il foN and KATE MCCowlG. hofrsatlaSr OF Hclard
and all others Interested:
Take notice. that shall apply TO tho County Cor. Of tho
county o La shle Illinois, at ths next September term of
tate, euated in the corporate Town 0f Taiire in said
county and state, VII Lot seven 90, in Block aciy
Of which the oto Richard Leonard died Seized or 50 much
thereof as may be sufficient pay The dgb Tho eesdcIt
renaaing Still uad, tho personal estate of said dscedeat
having been exhausted and found insufficient for tho pay.
mest " tho debt, due BY said decoiout vt which tio and
pncs you hereby mortified 10 attend and show cause why
1t should rot DO sold for the purihses aforesaid
JANE LEONARD,
Admuiitratriy Of Richard Leonard deceased,
J. W. GnowSE Solicitor. inno9
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19

II Napoleon's army was oyerpowerea by the
driven snow, aud by such bad misfortune he lost
his bonny Bunch of Roses o, not 90 with Murty
l. Moriarty, because his store i svorpowered
with goods. for you know Murty Is Q genius, and
can always sell the best and cheapest goods
Murty wants all his former friends to call and
ses his elegant new stock Of goods, buy q bill
and go home satisfied THAI he can sell the bes,
and cheapest goods in La sa,le county. Defy
competition on tea tiw) II. l. MoRIARTx.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-30
Onward.

Captain Mayne Reid magazine bravely maintains
in its May issue the promise of its title in progress to-
wards better things, showing steady advancement
In interest and value. In the "Visa-vis with Sub
scrbers Contributors, and Exchanges" printed as a
tiy-leaf predatory to the number the editor takes oe-
casion TO disabuse the public mind of the impression
that ONWARD is designed for children, though we
cannot see how such an impression could ever have
been created, seeing that number has ever appear
ed without paper of such thoughtful excellence as
well deserved the attention Of the most maured intel
lects There is much in this May number to chal-
lepge approval, and something, it may be, that will
ret meet with eady assent, however ncontroverti-
bic In argument, as for example that Paris is the
place of all others to be avoided q Fountain OF
Foulness," whence issue streams of decentralization
to all parts of the earth Safe Board Blocka-
der" by a Paymaster in the u. S. Navy, who details
very pleasantly his "reminiscences Of the late war,
from his standpoint at sea, will lead the reader to de
sire more ofthe same SOFT "Street Cars deserves
commentator as a useful hint for improvement
in the management of Our metropolitan city railways
The writer suggests the passage of law rgidy pre-
scribng stOppage "at every second cross street. but
nowhere between" under penalty of one hundred
dollars. We are truly grafed to see the evidence
of determined purpose on the part of editor and
publisher to push Oa,card onWard to the most tri-
umphant SUCCESS.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-30
A DRUNKARD.

The Central Georgian gives us the fol-
lowing item on Liquor selling, sad drink
ing. If the Judges decision prevails
there will be great many people in
danger:
"a great many dealers do not know
that it is violation of law to sell liquor
to an individual who is intoxicated. 1t
is nevertheless true, and a person so Of
Tending is subject to the Same panes and
penalties as if guilty of selling without
license. At Wilkinson Superior Court,
Judge Robinson defined what it required
to be under the influence of liquor, so
that parties might make no mistake
Said he, it is not necessary that man
should be wallowing in a ditch or bump
ing his head against your posts, that
you may know him to be drunk; but
whenever he begins to tell the same
thing over twice then he's drunk p