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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-05-13

On receiving such fiattering communica
tions, hope was entertained that the faculty
of hearing might once more be enjoyed by
him, which had been lost some four years
since; letter WAS written to the lady who
had interested herself in his behalf enquiring
where the remedy could be obtained, and the
cost of it; also, n receipt to make it, the an
swer was that SIS would obtain it, as the ma
terials fresh could only be had from the plains
of the far west. 1t was mailed and by express
an ounce bottle was received, and faithfully
applied, and in some ten days the sense of
hearing was SO far restored that the eonver-
sation of friends and neighbors was distinctly
heard. when uttered in a common tone of
voice, and the tick and striking of clock in
night time With such fattering prospects
of having deafness removed, and having a
receipt to make it, a quantity of herbs and
other materials were ordered from New York; /;
few bottles were made for gratuitous dIstri
button, and in some CO. cases of using the
remedy not a single failure has been known,
but all much relieved.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-05-13
ArithmatI1oal. Qnassloa.

Z. s
Arithmatical Qasssfoa.
How high must body, thai
weighs 100 pounds at the surfaee OF
the earth, be taken up to weigh one
pound. j. W. " S.
Mr.. EDIToR-SIR:-I send you
the following answers to j. W g
Aritmetical questions.
ANSWER TO NO. l.
A paid Sl,69; B paid S1,27s G
paid 81, ,03; D paid "a cents.
ANSWER TO NO. 8.
The least number answering & tie
conditions of the question is 25l9
CHARLES WATSON. =
@ Ladies are invited to examine
the Bootees and Caters at DAeEs.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-05-13

EI-- E1DAZ
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-05-13

The demand for it has increased SO rapidly
that greater supply of fresh herbs have been
obtained, from the plains of the far west.
manufactured, and is now furnished at his
Laboratory in Gallipolis, Ohio, and if ordered
from abroad, it will, on receipt Of SIS, be put
up ia tin box, with directions, and delivered
to the agent of the express. to go where want
ed But if any person afflicted with deaf:
ness win come here, and use the same remedy
if not relieved. no compensation will be asked.
Deafness may be produced from many
causes-as Catsrrh in the head, liberation Of
the tympanum or drum of the ear, or osher
internal part. or palsey of the auditory nerve.
When it is produced by any Of these causes,
no remedy can remove it; but the generality
of cases may be MUCH improved by the free
use Of the Indian remedy. But in no case
will it produce any injury:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-05-13
Z. s. MENAGER.

For truth and veracity, no maa stands
higher in this community than E. s. N.
Many others have been relieved, in like man.
ner, but Gen. NEwsoN says he prefers that the
remedy shall be its own recommendation.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-05-13

II. J. CALDWELL, Chm.
r. c. HUMpHREYs. Sec'Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

The KANSAS PACIFIC RAHwAY-Notice is hereby
given, that the coupons Of the Seven per cent Gold
Loan Of the Kansas Pacific Railway, due November
1. 1862 will be paid in gold free of Government tax
upon presentation at the Office of DABNEY, MORGAN
Il Co., 81 Exehange-place, Hew-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RUROPBAN MARKETS

Iogpoy Oct OIL open for both and
The acoouu American Securities open Urted states Five
twenty Bonds 1892 82; 1905 old 81. 1861 49, Teniores 7t
stocks quiet Bre Railway shares 2 Illinois Central 80 Aanue
and Western, % $500.
LIVERPOOL ll mCOtton opened buOyabt hddhng Up
lands l2d; Middfng ORLEANS. l2!d
IoNDoy Oet Lnseed, 6lI6d6i9
PANS 3-l2:J0 m.TLe Bourse opened steady Renes
II 5Sc
HAvKE oct 3Cotton opened active Tres Orna the spot
l47 francs per cWt. Low Midd.ogs. s6oa lJG francs
ANTWERP 3-PeIToleum opened h Al OIL francs Tor STANDARD
White.
a 8}
L9SOos 5o mcousO closed at 500 for both noney and
4 FveTweute 1872 B2i; 1865 Old Gl; 1861 80. Ten fores
76l Railway shares ~ Illinois Ceu1rals, So Atlantic and
Great Western. til. 800.
IIyERPoOL Oct 3O-I mCoou closed broyaut Mddug Up
lands Il0z: Mdng Orleans ~ 0l23d sales Of The daJ % 90
bales Lard quiet unchanged Cheese $50 cat for the best
Of American ZINE
FRANKFORT 3Uuited States fveT"e1tT bonds closed bn
and quiet At 81 }06sl for l86FA
PARIS Oct 5Q-Tbe BOurse closed dull Rentes, 'L Zoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

Barley dul and lowers eoc sellers at BE- cash hghSne
dp sellers at 81 % PORK eaer go for Oi 80 20 80 for
New; SIS O6s 70 seller January Lard bominay l6i06ic fer
Old; Isle for New cash Hams, 4e Cumberland hdds
gh. fair sehy Hogs quiet at $50 - 20 Tor Comnon
30 for Choice PreghS quiet bat Urn At bte
W. On Wheat 10 Buaalo Reoep-9OO bbiA Flour 1850
Wheat IS 900 hush Corn 5000 bush Oats $500 bush RE
hush Barev so Hogs Shipmen-7gO khls Ponr eJOO
Wheat % 900 ih 1000 bush OATS $500 bush Rye 4s
bush Barley 300 Hogs 1900. -,
ST I0ris oct -Tobacco firm Cotton heavy at 2t624 Flour
hesy Supef6be "a M Extra 81 55d s5 Double Extra 80 259
So Trebie Eftrs So Family SO O0S7 Wheat decnng No
SpdDEi s2c Spring = No Red Pa = o2l ~ oSi No.
Bed FGI 81 - An NV e. 20 IN re- MI.d
sacks &c Fancy White Sc Oats heavy bulk 4Jd4'e sacks
l86c Barley dull except for Choice which firm Prime Choice
Minnesota 81 l5 ~ 25 Choice Pail 6a RE dull At 65rso ior
Whisky duh 81 l2 PORK dali at S29 for News
for old Dry Sailed yc for Shoulders III dl1ic
for Clear ses 7ldlSc Sides BaonbGlbto for
Shoulders d9 for Clear Sides La-Cboee Old lie Cattle
Inferior Common 40 250sJ75 for Good % Prime '
nomnAS S6d 46 So Live Hogs quiet AZ sBGS 80 Receipt
Flour 1000 bills Wheat busn Corn $500 bush Oats 1900
bush. Barley. 1000 bush. Rye 1900 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
wRsT INDIA MARKETS.

H1vAVA Oct -Sugar-e1pOrted during the week from Havana
Maanzas 5000 boxes foreign porte and 5l0 % the United
States Warehouses 10 Havana and haiant lN boxes
bhfs holders demand advance business doing not
indpoed purchase account Of the
HIGH demands holders Nos 10 10 r. 8ld5 reals hold
Of Noe IS to p d. s. siai reals
arrob fn 62Ul reals
are nominal; fair good Refining Bl0ot Aolasses
there Is an absence Of business for want OF
to opoiafons are nominal Lard heavy; 20 eres 2Jld2c
Is pound ia13c Flour active; business small bot pnce are
firm Al active n0p TaoS trneT
i2 D2lc Bacon active 2adlc HoueyThere l. absence Of
buness WaIYeow bnoysn ~ S0+B 70 q
aTrobe White quiet Sli0S srTobe PeiroleumIatge
buBess dong but prices unchanged Hams active common
Sat@d re Sugarcued Lumber steady yellow Pine S23U BIZ
White Pine x23d s25F NJ ShOnksIbete but t inquiry Tor
boz and prices HOOps demsud IL f. shaved SJ 80 y
NJ n shaved SW0s4PM Freghs dull with but few charters
y boz The United states VI 25a % hid o Sugar to
United States IS son ST. q hbd % Moaes S4d Jli tun
to Falmouth orders 4Of15 France 500Jo francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

Transmitted to United states Mint Coinage 1872 s 81
The amount OF fractional currency received at the
Treasury Washington during the week ending Satur-
day was q 21OOOO The following were the shipments to
The H. Treasures: New-York 100000; Boston, $780,
900 st. Louis $4,000 Charleston. S5OOOO worleans,
kSOeOe Philadelphia S25OOOO; Chicago, $4,000; Gin
einnati s5OOOO; Pittsburgh $4,000 Buffalo, $4,000;
louisville, $4,000; Mobile, $4,000; and TO the
Rational Banks, s29sOOO. The U. s. Treasurer
holds in trust for the National Banks as
security for circulation t34245O0O and for public de-
posts s955sOOO The munlated bank notes burned dur
ing the week amounted TO f2s65O total amount burned,
n75OoO2I bank currency issued for bills destroyed
S2sl 400 balance due for mutlated notes, sI764 The
bank circulation outstanding this date s $685.
The OF fractional currency redeemed during the
week was S2l.lOO
The following abstract Of the reports showing the
condition Of national banking associations IN the city
Of New York at the Of business Saturday october
o, 1862
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Oct pgs Ashes bales Cotton 1851 bbs Flour 2 SO
bush Wheat z94Oo bush Com, 1861 bush Oats 10 bush k'e
O84 Malt Barley 2O bush Beans, Coz bags Corn
Meal so pigs T. Flour 100 bills Oatmeal 46 pkgs ReBed Pc
troeum Saphbs Oi bbs Spirits Tupeuuue 4l3 bb Tar
ga hblA Ron Beef 50 pkRs Cut Meats 30
pkgA Lard Os pigs Butter 2l pkga Cheese 500 6bA hgE -
Dkgs Talog 6b OIL l21 Dried Fruit 45 pkgs on
cake 5l7 bb WHISKY LIB bales Wool 1888 baes Hops 70 ~ sides
Leather Hides q bids Hides 20 bids Tobacco ~ boxes To
pgs Rice 20 Starch 80 pgA Cal Wine 6 CASKS
Ore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS


WILMINGTON Oct spins TgrPnI9e j. shade lover sales al
&c son steady y,,oS S, aa ta CRUDE l'ps'D'
SAyASSAa Ia Oct 56-COt,on acrye Mddrg', 2c receipts
EEw.0ELEAss La Oct 9Cot'On Grmer Mddi3g. 24ia2Sc
s Y. as c Isfs s =. Pfs 5o Mot. oSe Cu
a % F9 TIE PTs SoSs %y aa %,s E
Is m ls oSt sGpoi unchanged wheat stead, ooio
zoe No Rye steady a. ID for No Barley nominal
800 bills Flour bush Wheat; 5000 bush Oats Shipments
oIkpo oeI 5-Pouf quiet and steady advancing
active Regular Michigan TO- No Red III 10; No Red
changed Frsghts unchanged ecepis 600 bits Foa ' sqh
MeSs.G 500 tt EooT 80 bush Wheat Com 400
bush Oats ~, ..,....,. ..,.. -, ,,o NIL.
a, ss So Tor 10 spring So Is for % for White
~ % iS b pOnoe .y a. 25 u' Corn So Gales Of 1000 bash S
Barley quiet, With 90 'ales Corr he9 ~ es
3 I'm Canal Prsgi-To KsTYoik Wheat 2Oe bailey 6e
To5 s 80 Y n,nS Tas .ts go Ssi barley 20 SO
et Lumbsr Canal RIgo 900 bush Wheat go bush Cern
cscSsAT Oct oa doll .P D9es5gsd %s " ds ~, WI" 5
iPiGsS gas q G sp ssf 81 o. as
'a s s iS %a ' Ssa Ss.: ssd At 81 quiet
SsE NE Green Meats dull =. ioails 0 ~ @s yisr
3l-Rrcepts-wbest ~ 1O bush Oau 5u easa
bush Corn Oats 5000 BUSH Fghs 6rm at 70 90
wsss sS oa cGT. s 90 S' sn 70 Western sprus a,
81 % 1900 bush Choice Green Bay Club at ~ 10 Com uh
%sssfs At ass 90 Iu.S TO arrive Al s BARLEY quiet q 70
Ss Isl nominal quotations sales OF 10000 bash 0saSaA cRs
c.pts Of the week 800 nsad market closed dul vim On ball ns
offerings sold 200 head remain 10 The yards the balance pave
shipped Grsi hsud prices % $50 ga iol Poor to ye oo
shsgReeeD LOO head market dali With st demand w,s,sta
1900 bead market steady and unchanged r. IN .eo,,
buying active - 80 ~ for Spring ~
Ias Wheat bh active and higher sales Of No a, Wy as SS
Cog Noz Corr dg sells Sis for No in ae afternoon ., Gp -
3Ie No. RJe GTmer AID htT active. No. ilG No. oLs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

Since Jan L... s7Oesl357s S2il7ea,3A s2S2534soo
che following are the dry goods imports. included in
she above for the same period
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
he undernoted years :
: Chicd0O Republican, OF Friday says:

The local money market remains IN substantially the
came condition noted IN report OF yesterday, the
inquiry for loans being equal to the ability OF the banks
40 supply and but regular customers enabled 70
accommodations the market ruling stringent and
at the current rate OF interest 10 per cent per
mum. There still some good names 10 be found
the open market where interest at the rate Of per
cent Is charged. The currency movement continues
hight the incomngs abou equalng the OutgOngs. East
ern exchange again rm 40 SOC premium per g. 900
between city banks Counter rates steady at
buying and selling 20 customers and making remttanees
10 and account OF interior banks at ITO premium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
NETWORK & 0SWEGO
MIDLAND RAILROAD
THESE BONDS Can b. REGISTERED.

SIX MILLIONS or DOLLARS PAIDUP STOCK SCBScRP
TONS No bonds under construction; issue limited to
$4,000 per mile road but and ruunng oris BEING ONLY
ABOUTHALF THB ACTUAL CASH COST Tie road being built
With qes economy mile, done audn The
manner; additional gill BE- flushed November aHd the whole
line (over 800 mile,l expected 10 b. completed within the eHnS
year h the important roads The Sn,s ofNsviofs
shoreus the route CitJ Buffalo 20 miles and to
Oswego miles; vsrsesa popuous district destitute Of other rail
road facilities Which large profitable local business
completed aggregate cot far below that ofaHy
peug Hue These fail to make OF the
best paying leading metropolis sBd It's First Mort
cage Bonds sud Az mortgage bonds
issued Railroads running the City fSewYO good and the
interest promptly paid although hsn orgagei for
than per nile that the Midland Among the bonds
offering know Of equal these For the Investment Of
trus, or other better; aud exchange for Govern
meu Bonds they give large Of beside sp,alF the
premium meeting with rapid sale sud have been gaiaed
to fnd that they are chiefly By Conservative aud
eous capitalists 10 erehInge Government securities Price aud
accrued nter, currency Cuar pamphlets &C. hasd fDr Dis
irritation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

Of tho Burlington Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Railroad
Company. and recommend them as first class Invest
nent
The following s the report of the Assistant Treasurer
OF the United States in New-YOrk for the month OF
October:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
THE MARKETS.
lc,r,faIlr r,por.sd 10 90 raIBuss !

ICSeuly reported fof IhibuHAl
SATURDAY. Oct 90 1863
LSHBsThs market 10 quiet bot steady sales Of 70 hbl Pots al
o. Gt0$7 6ll Pearls nominal
COTTONHVors foreign sdSice aud smaller receipts At The
than been calculated have induced little activity
advanced the closing w tnn sales
Of 1884 bales 4 ast evening ard Jz 10 syel o. whh 1886
eIgor ia for Speculation and 200 transit
Ia ats aaaI sVeA0s If Nv bales, h0Ysmbs, kS 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF VERMILYE & Co, Banker
NEW-YORK, Oct. Is, 1869.

OFFICE OF VERMIIYE & Co., Bankers
NEwYORK, Oct. ., 1869. 5
NorICE.-To whom it may concern: Bank Book
issued by US to party representing himself to be of
the firm of Jas Donald & Co., showing credit of -Four
Thousand Dollars is valueess and void having been
obtained by fraud The public are hereby cautioned
against making advances on the same.
The notice first published by u.s. implying that the
book had been delivered to JAS Donald & Co. was
incorrect-that firm having had nothing to do with
the transaction YERMnYE g. Co.
THERE is NO SAFER SECURITY THAN FIRST
MORTGAGE UPON GOOD RAILROAD-THR CENTRAL
RAILROAD OF Iowa HAS SOME SPECIAL ADvAE-
TAGEs.-It does not run through Wilderness but
through tier of the more thickly settled counties
In the State, which now produce about twenty mil
lion bushels of grain, thus giving 1t an immediate
and profitable business
It runs through the richest coal fields and from
the great lumber markets, thus receiving large
freghts both ways
II will be the through line from ST. Louis to St.
Paul. 147 miles shorter than any other route.
1t will be the most direct Winter route for the
great grain product of Central Iowa. million and
Q half dollars have already been spent on the work
and the portion of the road open for business is now
earning more than its interest liabilities. Further
information given and subscriptions received at the
.CoMPANY's OFFICE, SO Pine-st.. and at the BANK OF
NORTH AMERICA, a Wall-st, and at HowEs g.
HLCYs. 80 Wall-6t. w. B. SHATrUCK, Treasurer
Pamphlets sent by mail on application.
THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAnwAY.-Notice is hereby
that lie NJ tha Seven npr cent (fol1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01
Situations Manttb- Smalts.
Situatiuus S1lant,O- -Hlal,s.

ITO STATIONERS, &c.--A young man with
or, 6v. ve,r, stp-r baes+ wishes
ENGAGEMENT 10 that similar business M give hsIca's
references Please riress H. IL IL boz No w Tribune once
TNUOSE I'M want of n reliable ACCOUNTANT
or BOOKKEEPBR (sBgle doabe enD address r. T. JOHN
son Boz IA, SourTvil-. n J.
NVANTED-A SITUATION by Young MAN
w Who willing work anything read wr and speak We
English languages; good reeeucesg'en Address
r. Box iug Trihune Once
At CARPENTERS EMPLOYMENT HOUSE,
~ 90. R.reuh and Sxhave-Rsiabshed p FstclsSs
Male aud Female Of all nations constantly gu hand oris" RON
the county promptly attended fa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-01

December 25 to-day i November private terms % d. c so
25fc 100 do 25e 800 December 2c 6ot JanuAy I'ie ~
iot this month 20 b zso 200 at e cd On sASA Lew
HiddliuK We quote a. follows,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RuROPRAN MARKETS.

Lospos Ma, ELL m-Couss money Gi or account st
The market generally quiet American securities ~
i9l Illinois Centras s5t ANahuc
.na rsst western IS United FveTweues bAti sass
were made AZ opening at III for the issue Of 1901
LoNDss Nay lsll m-Petrolsun dull {" A't or s''o4u
white. TuTpentine. 1919 per eWL
LIVERPOOL May lS- mThee petni7g aong IN 'Ds 'O'''u
market to1Gy. The other markets are dull and nseu'e
loHpoS NAV sI Unied States Five Twenty Bonds hrner AZ
7sI stocks ldy Illinois Genital 81 Atlantic aud Ua' "esE
err, 2i.
LIVERPOOL May isl mBftAisnfa are qnes ana aaelA1sa
naval stores heavy. Provisions are heavy
HlvHH May IsCotton opened dui Tres ordinars on We
spot l4l fAnos cst
vzppoot M,v is-2 mThs market and Fabrics a.
fm the holidays cheek business a. tn
and viii continue 10 do 80 danHg the week,
ToSpoy NAV ls,op Consois g2i for money ard s2i r the
s,eosnt rued states Pyewen Bonds, 49, Stocks are hrmsri
Busa l9i Illinois CentThs, Sk
LyERPooL ia $3.50 mWheat s easier blt net quoDD
liver Pour III JJ for Western Canal TaloW Is nominal
Mar closed quiet and steady AZ aaebingsd prices
AsrwERP May lPstroeun i9i fanes Tor STANDARD "hss
PARB May Ia-Boarss sEongi Rentes Tlff 2oe
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS

Pru.pEPHr May Ia-Co;ton dali unchanged oqsrcirot
5sss, a. So as OHIO EIsfs FAMILY % FaBy
Oh Wheat asslng; sale, ko9 el,s Esl 3 a. ~ ~ "
,s SO bush isos :, Soc MId unchanged Oats aa
s i,'i 7s " R,aa s drcsrs. unchanged wl,
Jul at OiasSc.
market is srn si ~ JiSsS "a wheAs-chsIes, 81 "Ssl s.
Legal TendsrS. III
doll and small business Wheat e da ard Tea5 ehees
Waller RED At 20 10 Corr dull prime White 2. SSsiS & hsos AZ 81 z
s9s s Meas Psst QTl,. a. Si s9st i 70 uiSs Bs0h s s,%
Lard qule, is WHISKY i ADD 'eaTc' held at e and sons
IomyrLp Mar ia-robAeo-,,,, Of 2sl bhdL at 90 1905 ss
Poyon. actvs Meas Pork s5as3i 50 Baeenshouer' 10y q
M G' ws; ss M e Ss5 % ' Ss s ; s a. I & .'ey o .;
Al 700TIe CoitoH--LoE Mddling, 25ic
o,wsao y May Ia-Pour IN fair demand snd market unchanged
s 90 eb a. 70 80 for & 10 sSpss = ,, 70, A5ss 5 h1, Sa''
81 S. Corn qus ofg'o bush. eac for InOs 81 .
a. ~ g 5' H:n S i'fnf m Fed aass,af.d sSor, ssSss shp,9
So" ,e R,. ss 10 EssYos Lumber % s. 70 N. HuiOn
, s'a.os Q sSS So sa, E Bale, 70 81 90 I Lumber S 70
BuuAto r. MlylaHraEhs unchanged FOar DALI sales 800
bb CIV Spring 81 Wheat Ia far demands shade easier IN
Esialss At 5J q so bash o. i soOo do arrive,
~ 't ~ SsS ss a y S.s S IL & !. siS sS bS.S eSo.
Oats DALI sales o. 10 bush Wssru at zoe so
a. Fl 20 delivered Seeds Homia Al - asiSy 90 IS o Go
Po steady At $Jl so Lard steady Al sGl9 HshHnss non-
MtvluGII May lYogr dali spd unchanged wh.,, guile. at
81 l6i 81 II Tor No Oats du a. Sc for No, Corn
nomusy Ne-. Rye quet 81 l7t for No Bar
lev uomusly Grain FEeEh quiet and unchanged Re
5000 bush Wheat 1000 buAh OLl Ship
meats-s. .UCO bbls Flour lls 900 bush. Wheat
Cue.oo Ma, laEoar quiet and unshansd Wheat tn.ri H.s
lJ Corn armer sales Of No az eJ do3ia, No Al 5
G57ic No 6Jd6Jc. seller May No 5Sc, seller May; ic,
buyer MAi 5 a5c seller jane Oats dull and weak; psenRdeV
59tc seller mouthI 6e buer month
5 seller sales 9d59A for No kys dali ani
nonI; buye S s Meas Pork go 7ses9 for Prime Mess
HAM, 3Dl6e ShortR6 hddes lii65c Rough Sides Heltc
sai shoulders iel2e loose LArt Slse Live Hogs dull
snd droopsE Isles % eOnoRi ss0SS E h
l59sa 80 for good 70 ebOse Cattle ia 83 s7l
81 Is for lEht TO good steers
cscsSLT May acoltOn Grin and IN fair teuIndj Low huE'
2gl8se Ndngs 12Tie Tobacco and demand
hhda SA4s3l tho demand equal the sesipi
changed Wheat unehHged Corn decnug sales At 63d6 supply
better oa, unchanged Rye dGli sales al 81 SiSs is WHISKY
demand 9oc Provisions drmer with upsan tendency Mess
al sales TO bbli Bah Meats held at lie for Shonden
ac l3c for Shouldsrs 6t dl6iG for Sides
demand offered extent Saes l Gold ll
EIrhange steady Money In good demand
Lou Nay isTobaeco steady and uuehlnEed Coton-WohR
dong du supersHs - 1S0s52s Spring BIA
spng Double sS9S5 3O Wheat du Al 81 i7es 10 FOR
No 2Sprng Si t9Si7o for good TO low choice Fail; 81
fancy Fall unchanged Oats sales Al
6667Oc RE dull at 81 l76s %. WHISKY s2c Barley
heavy Pork s9 Packed DRY sate Shoaders packed y "a ted
Clear Rib Sides lSc CLnyasd Sugar Cured Hans
steady $685. " for good to sbOle~ Live HSg quiet S70ss 80
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS of the LAKE sUPE
R1oR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS, FREE OF UNITED
STATES TAX, secured by 1,6S2,OOO acres of choice
lands and by the railroad its rolling stock and fran
chises and yielding in currency nearly Ten PER
CENT PER ANNUM. We recommend these bonds as
desirable investment for persons collecting MAY
Corpovs Holders of $50 BONDS can exchange at q
profit of nearly TWENTY PER CENT, besides receiving
one per cent in gold additional income. limited
amount for sale, and full particulars furnished by
JAY COOKE & Co.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-19
oAra
WHIT
DA"'A' al -s9sf On

=. .ssssss =
NNIFS are without change sbd The dntnd moderate We qao1e
At l6dl7c. for Bags and 22i d2Jc. for Cloth -
GSSRNG-A limited demand for Western al SJGc Y 10 Ana 0f
souttern At s5d35c- 4, 70 the supply Is fair. . .
and local demand Tor feruFant
snail lots and go gold iun
have been light aud ihe maft trni sae' OF
sbnppg Al 6Od5O a. ~ and Retail lots Al y % 81 IS hAs Is
ia seadr dmsnd Of Short al s0e3e 100 ~ and Long s
HRMPauA Is very quiet today .hi prices lover We g1o,s
e gdi sa At lOd0lc ADD Jaie At a9 o'hs haa' are
HIDRs-os n, sb,r qualities Du HIDES holders hv, durnE A.
~ ed 10 draw ont ,ud vsry n Done The
fair iuqnT and rule steady We quote
Buena Ays Grsuis and Mouieiso 2lc gods Onsoo ud
California poe DO; Porto Cabso lsdsc, DO laupeo ~ 90
22c aai other Souihern. spal 90 ny
fairly seve ard steady ai iac gsd f Nafabo
lla3c for Bahia lJdltc do r Marhnhts sd
id4isr Tsrpc0 ard Maiamnns sui l36lac Tor NtiH
Faen Sai HIDES ppear atsi rtthef aiisna ari
Don saugbts good d AL and Sra qauts us oa
Avres d2c g6i o Gsnd alc do Para ani C.ofnA
iidle Esu Orssns, lld2c eursneri CogS' silgtsf
trimmed cured d.. srd Cy do DO. ia dc, 90
Upper stock gate al rfat. thesgh =
sell the firm Bunoi Atfes ad k 0,hds
KIP 2G2uc. gold; Muoi 2de. rafrraeI Gsuha tsd b's,a
Al 6di7 gold Tor Clssa ssashisr Cos m for DO for Dead
Green. and lfd l5c Tor DO. Burslo.
HOPS limited demand f bone eonumpu1n bat prices
We quote state 5d2ie. Gs 20 grovih aui quality
last ard f stf thongh yet 10 aiTance
quoted The receipts been far bsos hs ai sBd he oeh q
reduced We quote Basnat gdf oT HsarTi pdl iof
Bde 3ldJltc fgr Light Ouooo f3gtc fef HsArI HDc
fr Mfs sni 2ll d r ghl California for ea'r Ini
sole rather DAN Gfic fJf Light I0W
Made tbl tgdg6c o Hs,rT Cropped RfGc Bellies Hd35e
Slaughter ough uuusuay svs bat ug uth f tmounl
OF freedom Al 31ni0c for HsmoCk aud Idtic hr OaG
We sales q s 90 n At quotations. Ohsf A arc sisAoai
change We quote as follows; 80