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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
or THE ......


,r.,,o. p,c,rrc RAuRoAD COMPANY.
INTEREST SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD
III. IInion Pacific Railroad has been III successful
onerat;on since May TO- and it is pronounced pY Cho
thonsanda who have passed over 1T, TO DO III al ,
sneets "a safe and well built 40 any railroad III 'io
country Nv the Pullman Palace Cara the Journey 10
not only made without danger, but without uhuSuai
f..;oue, The fears that many have expresSed III To-
j,ton 70 the pers of the overland trip are remoVou
by experience, and the travel is steadily inCros'us
The earnings of the road since is opening are OH
cially stated by the Company as follows;
From May 10 to May y .......''''is 2sss0S 70
From July TO July II. -....'''-'''t-' 'N'''' "
Notwithstanding the rates for passengers anu
freight have been largely reduced the earnings ~,
August will be at about the same average Iney VIII
be published as soon as full returns are receiver:
The earnings as stated above are at an average VI
EIGHT MILLION DOLLARS A YEAR,
which will DO steadily augmented by the uoVorup-
ment of the Pacific Coast, by settlement aiohs 'no
line and by the natural increase of traffic'
The First Mortgage Bonds of the Company amount
70 t28 s16 OOO and the interest liability to $lT'9So
gold or about 34 O98 in currency. 1t VIII DO no
tioed that the present earnings provide an ample
fund for the payment of this interest aud leave
largo surplus We are also satisfied that at present
market rates these bonds are very desirable ip
vestment and that they will advance IN price as
soOn a. the facts concerning the business ana cohd
ton of the Company are generally understood.
THE LAND GRANT BONDS.
TO the amount Of Ten Million Dollars were issued 10
obtain means to finish the road and are secured Oy
FIRST MORTGAGE
upon the entire Land Grant of the Company amount
ing to 13.s34.OOO acres. Three million acres OF this
land in the Platte Valley in Nebraska. are admitted
10 he equal to any in the West. The sales OF land
were opened in Omaha July q, and 10000 acres were
sold during month thereafter, at an average price
of over A. per acre While part OF the remainder Oh
the land is of little value for agricultural purposes,
there il another part from which considerable sum
| will be realized The value Of the Land Grant Is
largely enhanced by the extensive coal mines. which
| are now being worked for the supply OF the sur
rounding country as we'll a. for the railroad and by
other valuable mineral deposits especially of copper
| THE LAND GRANT BoNDs ARR RECEIVED in pay
ment for all the Company's 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 ali their
| bonds yet as they are offered i'll market we con-
| tinue 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.
joins j. CISCO * son. Bankers.
| 80 Wall-st., New-lOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22
And the following for Railroad bonds

Money active at per cent in coin on Railway and
Miscellaneous shares, aud at per cent In currency
Government bonds The movement Of currency Ia the
West Is moderate IN amount and IL checked in conse
auence OF the inability OF the banks obtain small notes
A small commission continues be paid for all notes
under the denomination Of $50 but the demand less
active Commercial paper Is in moderate demand Mt 96
u per At the close of bank hours the demand for
money was sharp and commissions of per cent were
paid for loans stocks until The indications
appear he ia favor OF another OF buying and
selling money at the Stock Exchange, the operations
to-day were carried OH publicly in the stock market.
Sterling Exchange Is duh and weak, prime bankers
having sold at Second Board at 1913. The quotations
London, 60 days, lO7l alOIl; London sight
lO7IalOsl; London prime commercially, 60 days lO6io
1857 PARIS, long. 52ja523i Paris, short SPA O5?ii
Antwerp, 626i G52; swiss, S2Gl a525 Hamburg, IS a
35i; Amsterdam iOaiOt; Frankfort, iOaiOI Bremen,
mani; Berlin, 7OaiOl
The transactions of the Sub Treasury today were AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22
HUMBoLDT-A LETTER FROM JOHN G. WHITTIER.
The following tribute to Alexander Won Hum
DOdt by John o. Whittier sent TO the Comm ttee for
the Centennial Anniversary in Boston d. b.. ~,

DOd by John O. Whittier TO the Comm ttee for
the Centennial Anniversary in Boston ... ..-s q.
-. .... ..... -r. q AhEsBURY, 9th 9th. 1869
GISTLENES ia shan not he able
celebration o. the nrh OF Alexander Humboldt which
but cannot Jet the occasion without expressing sym
PATTY With the Object Of the society which represent There
OF Oyeresmatng The Humboldt uboe
reputation OugrOwng rse limits Of nationality sod breaking wn d.
tneon 81 and language has becOne unvenaly scemaid
he common property Of Science Civilization and Human
Progress What most inpreSses me, IN Contemplating his
life aud chandler their symmetry and rounded W,
not exceptionally direction only wherever you him
felt the hrm Of bis intellectual strength he Jaw All d,, Vii,
cosnal appreciation Ills nbd hike the wheels OF ElskeT, vision
va: fan Of sEs r9gd ss..l lis A bYd septsti nature. and
INR h0f Science Philosophy could bis
I1sh The proouodest Of all students Of the nbvss
be was sever moaereat to e welfare Of his isovmen lie
tolerant Of Intolerance HIS gessrou. hearty inter
In the freedom 10 the Ulied States can u.ysr
forgotten BY those ofus wh in DARK sad evil ~
bis approval and sympathy Doubtless ID TO set M human
idols while judging severely wasted dshOuored y
surely becomes cherish gratefully aud those by
noble and honorable achievement Honor then 10 the
German aud let sdmirsou Of the hos
TeuBc and culture unite Ia closer
eOuatrrbru sud oars VERY truly freud. U.s.
sex J0Hs a. WaIrriKR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22
THE BOGUS BOND CASE.

Assistant u. ). District Attorney A. H. Purdy
has discovered that one White, In bonding tobScco
factory in Brooklyn, produced as his bondsman ID W.
Chambers who that he owned the same property
in Suffolk County that g. NJ Case, held for perjury,
had That he owned when he became bondsal for
Henry Woods the notorious counterfeter claiming little
by virtue OF deed from Case The tobacco factory has
been seized and Mr. Chambers will be brought before
Commissioner 10 explain his connection with The matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22
A WARNING TO BREWERS.

A driver of one of Stegmuller's Newark lager
beer wagons arrested and brought before Copnls
sioner White yesterday for having in his possessOo
number Of lagorbeer kegs which the stamps wereim
properly all being placed the heads Of the legs
In places other than the spigOthO lie was dis
charged on bis own recognzance 10 appear when wanted
Assistant DistrctAtt0rney Jackson has sent cOmmu
ncation TO the Hon a Y Keasby. IT, 3 District Attorney
for the District OF NewJersey asking him 10 Inquire nto
the facts relating 20 the practice OF many NewJersey
lagerbeer brewers In sending SagonlOads OF improperly
stamped lager TO this city violation OF the Intens
RsV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22

CkNDLkS-Onlss obhDg trade prices nominal 81 d2le Cor
Adamanine tSe for Sperm. sud 35c. Patent
COALThe arrivals aud the heavy Anhra
cite the Penusuis Coal COMPANY selling deliverable
bnIEh Limp al t6 10 tuu Sambca ~ 10 per Crate at
80 w. hgE al y 70 Stove al 81 90 and Chrsinn al
egn, 10 s ss 'vs per tan dealers selling om yard *s9s9
per tnn OF !o ID Foreign 10 hrm AHd IN good drmsnd
COkfhh-Ihr ook OF Rio held Uned States Al
made up tis morning ll hass which at New.
"iioaas lyO Az hVee 400 AZ Baaore aud 0OS Al kswlo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22
COMBINATIONS

Returns of process having been made in the
L. s. District Court before Judge Batchford, and no
claimants appearing for the following described prop.
erty, IL was yesterday condemned by default: Three
thousand two hundred cigars 49, bores) found tho
premises OF Henry Hughes OF Spring and Mercer
ss five barrels " whisky found az No 1853 West Thirty
nlnthst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22
COrRr cALENnARs-ru1s n

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.-B CIERKE, j.
IS, 10, 70. 49, Ga, o. -
r BRoooIYN COURT OF SEssIONs.-Judge TROY
senieece-henfy Hagen grand aroeBy Pentens yea Gus
h'n ceenra aSd Charles MpnJ burglary. Pentenn three years
petit lsrc1ny County Jail tor Que DAY
CITY CoUR1 or BRooKLYN.-Nos. IS 11S, -. 40.
b. ". lb ID 10 81. c. o. TO- Ia Iu IaJ ia 10 10 Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The Louisville and Nashville Railroad is S67 miles
long, cost with equipment) SIS, Co., and is doing
large aud steadily increasing business, the earnings
for August 1862 being s53 rs 81 moro than for tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22

s.s.sts member Of the soessI .. ~ S AZ.
n,s, and an anti sisYsy keforner, IN ths osh !ss "
He has gone to his rest. In the eventiae Oh me-
Ana Ia,d bIs earmepts and his worn sandals py;
Sinking 10 repOse, he hears no more the strne'
Nor shouts of ain aud wrong. and earthly viotor!'
- Faithful 10 the last he has fought noble hghti
The wespops Of his warfare tempered by MS io'o'
His .psrt, freed from earth rises In purer light
Ana angels welcome him with greetings from aoo'e'
1rTFT ~ Ill "
u,,ooua thou friend OF man, OF righteousness ana
peace; -r...r.. o,,....o,a
The prayers OF the poor have assembled to Godsthrone
with blessings on thy name desires for thine increase
And thou shalt now receive thy lifos immortal oro""
Among the santed ones who welcome thee 70 heaven
Arc many whom thy deeds have helped 10 oie's
and save, . ............... ..
For whom thy offerings Of love and truth were gwen.
Tho tried and sorrowing poor, the bound and help
less slave. . .....-.. .........
ryo ,ov,,o,v ra,,an,hered for eyermore shall be-
Thy name and blessed deeds in many faithful
breasti
win words Of loving praise they still shall follow thee,
And consecrate thy last and silent place OF rest
Never In this life. among the sous OF men.
Was moro faithful breast whose friendship was
moro true.
The earthly form ve loved we meet not here aga!n.
And from our sorrowing hearts We breathe last
aa'eu' VII
blessings upon the isle whore thou dds have thy
birth
blessings for all the charm thy loving kindness gave
Ever shall hero abide the memory OF thy worth;
But all we now can give thee is peaceful grave
q FoRsAs
Nantucket
September, 1862.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for THS rRlsuSsI

Carefully reported for The rKiBuNE
TUESDAY. Sept u. 1869.
ASFS-Thsre has beeu active demand for Pots full prices
clo,ur al ga Pearls
90 Inspection Warehouse the 18th 26O
bbs Pots and 10 bbs Pearls ......
BBESwAXTh demand continues moderate prices are unchanged
sales 5000 70 Ale for yellow Western and southern
BONE-We note small OF Rio Grauds tJ8 OdS3q
BRlSTLES 10 demand and steady from 50
for American GRAY and White
BROoMS AND BROOM CoRNThe demand Is fairly active, and
New oweri sales Of Red 30l8c
10. Broons saabs at StUA7 per dot-n.
BUILDING MArERlALSWe have particular change to note
generally has beeu SLOW all descriptions
Lime aud Lhs which have moved rather nicely higher
Me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22

The earnings or the Pacific Railroad OF Missouri for the
first week in September. 1859 ...
BrtshtA sS9 rs Passengers s2J616 " Total s66 ms "a
The Executive Committee of the Union Pacific Rail
road were In in Boston to-day. The earnings OF
the road for the first 10 DAYS OF september amounted TO
ss72 for the time in August scs $50 As, in
Of 1854 H. indicating increase OF the month Of
at least 76ooo notwithstanding the great reduction OF
the rates OF freight and fare
The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive OF specie
from port OF NewYork foreign ports for the week
ending Sept Al, 1869, was B,752,?6I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22

lHgo,l Copper has been ealy mol.
sales Of ltO 900 n. 10 lots. mostly
and yellow Metal are unchanged.
the receipts robtiune liberal asi
american Pig lroa has brea Sra
iest aud hfin. Holders Of Pis lis
nj an advance. In shot and Speltsi
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22

lCacEsst GCit y un. . oar 20
COlTONhe market has again declined under the
to realize and closes ~esk aud unsettled the receipts at all
liberal holders deerp 70 sel rapidly
Include 3 bales evening
vi aye which rs? aksn by exporters 9i9 consumers
ard B7 spectators Fof future delivery the business
but the srke heavy sales Of $50 70 October and $50 bales all o
b private terms 200 bales ~ October 2 200 bales Ocobs
10 300 bales October. 7le 10 d. 26ic October OF
November ne 100 bales NoyembeI Rlc
November Decembr e 100 bales November aud 100
Der B 80 do DecenbeT Doc 100 do December TO- zoe O1 DO
December 70 January 10 private terms no do January
100 November s0d December ORLEANS At no
all 90 basis OfLON Mdiing We quote Is mlows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22

The kansas PACIFC RAILWAY LoAS.-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 10 Denver, Colorado, and a
mortgage upon the road in successful operation
interest on this ne,c lodn 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
MY. MORGAN & Co, No. IS Exchange place. and NJ.
X JEsUP & Co, No. IL Pinest.. n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22

Damaged. all weights. AM
Poor Damaged, all weights2n as
MkTALS-Business Ia American
crate. bu, prices are without change
Lake, az Ell dalc. , New Shenthins
In Scotch Pa lroB very little doing
Prices have downward tendency.
and ir demand. Lead Is In good red
remain 6rm 10 their views. and demi
no business Of importance. We qul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22

EIGHT PER CENT CURRENCY BONDs
Or THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA X. X. CO..
FREE or GOVERNMENT TAN.
Endorsed by the State of Georgia.
Entire issue only $4,000.
For sale at OF and interest by
SoUTTER & Co. IS william st.
HENRY CLEws & Co., 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22
IN MEMORIAM.

p,.s q. Al. "a lost, At Poashteess n AfnAs ss,sro.
r.nIatsl an ,E,inea OF the SocstI OF rnsssst
n,s, ssd an sui slavery Rsorner IN the 18th yen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22

The SEVEN PR CENT GOLD BoNDs of the DAN
VILE, URBASA, BLooMINGToS and PEKIN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY are selling rapidly. The semi-an-
nual interest will be paid in Gold Coin October l,
which makes saving TO persons purchasing during
the present month OF over per cent. See adver-
tisement in another column.
TURNER BRoTHEIs, Bankers, "A Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BONDS YREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX. ISSUED BY THE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAIL
ROAD CoMPASY-We confidently recommend these
Bonds AS frst-class investment AT the price they
WELD about 10 per cent interest per annum. Only n
limited amount are offered before advancing the
rate, Pamphlets and full particulars can be had on
application.
HENRY CLEws & Co. No 50 Wallst..
Financial Agents of the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22

FIRST MORTGAGE Bonds of the MONTGOMERY AND
EUFAULA II. r., Endorsed by the STATE OF ALABAMA,
bearing : per cent interest in gold. Price l0l and
accrued interest in currency. For sale by GEORGE
OPDYKE Il Co, Bankers - Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22


higher pnces We quote 5G1c for Old and l5dlo r New
hoRNSwe note small sales OK IS og Rio Grade aud 30 tor
American Selected
LEATHBRThe market for Iemock Sole has undergone 40 change
duug week Heavy Leather all kd, continuing
sell while other weights have Important outlet Prices As ~
balanced b. the sales and
The stock not increased steady asd Of late has met 9th
uoTe inquiry. Slaughter IN Rough dull We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22

Cut tdoih Pln0ib. 90 70 q as PL.
Chnch. v 100 ~. - % 8 as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22

He has gone to his rest. In the eventids OF me-
And lad his garments and his worn SANDALS Wy
sinking 10 repose, he hears no more the striie'
Nor shouts OF ain aud wrong. and earthly viotor!
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OWING TO

u
w the ocular and important relations which They
sustain M secs.sr snd the of-es ,hey
perfor1 - ssh) ~ neey eiags trsenom from
aud - - - 3 On . laesg vAo a.siu. Not
only ~ hAene v19ap0 bQale seDplaints
can 113n - vl1AsAS involving the
r.ne1 Il n - - No penA1cdDg
peru Ct ~ - and pfes1etsls d.eens. Dor y 1t
plead AHD1sult physiciaD Or IT, relief osfAese
yaelouS d1(Rse Affections sua shiI pnpn tho most
80 1scseQ will true woAAn - Tar sasriAee her
neaAxet cA2 ~ to do this N sex will then thank
II
f1lAe os16o1 trouh sedns coo4ians leculiar to the
'ss =. :. ,.vx,- !. arc,r-H,.sr,s, ,n,,,r on
In silence s1d hun eds Of others apply vAinly TO drag
ei.ts and dcctcfs Who either merely them with
the hope Of OF eppy remedies " ch make shem
DO Injustice - the srsed Bat am obliged say that
sitho1lh 1kuH Yeprodnge ND e9easss stAhuston
Of the = orG ~ by taAor3onksnpSo3 meat m whole
ar and food profuse msnstnratien the of tea
And ooIsa end frequent childbirth, il i far of,ener
- tSesf irrita 0u, f3ekbd to ~ mucous ea-
brane OF the vagina itself.
when reviewing the CAUSES OF these distressing COM
paAes 10 Nwsst panfnt 70 cbatenpste the tendsnt
the subject 70 Anup>s ate Of many additional
causes which AfRely sdect the hfe, hesth and hap
pness Of women AL classes society md which con-
sequsy, a6set Aors lass Directly the .e.re o. the
snss Ia.',y. ~ 80 - s1l... for P eco
ss.e1sH 3esSa0oalean = s wasted
ana - 49, s1 r. - aeiY con
nns - ~ ~ -. ls~@1.ss,Sns. S..srh.lf
ct ZSs.H ..1r,s t.~ci,s1SS rfe.5Sn,~ rrr
~ .s, ~ son,s Tss{oyy "A IN 2ftnr.
vef =. ~ % - 49, - :. fIe2cor,
's's' 'n' WI :. q
~ .,ce !, nj. es,tx Ssrain mon her e.stem
~ cont =. .his eA,s ~ aa...- 81 ~ ~
unsesefy en"rti rs reqliIsa ~ ~. ~. -. 49, ~
retain ner ~ snsshsr
sanes .ns ma mind M rntaly sensitive 70 i'm
IN pr.specuse Aeepe 'he minu =. a,y 81 hin
preston, wnms ,ne nov 49,, Ne .ss,s ,rai nens
~ ep:osuse,y ~ .sr,,,n ~ -. MA r. :, n
\ - " - ystAnue NJ ~ ). 49, ~; ~ ras a,
ana eHene'n tne exposure ,. a.. ,a,,, 80 80
cfaA8e oiIempe.As.y. tnD - ke..ss. nreinc,
SonLD 1.Css1 A 1T az s.rIs r,arrisos can,
their ieRiun aIe euect- -, .as., - ! a III
the climax Of mIssfy, sn2 sne ur.o, -
- utterly teesrai e. OsS' .u i,;
ia e, a,satmsat II is il but tru,hfn
soJoo. - = ~ thnr..r5s nf our SOM,
tictaIe oi 'he eAP0iien'e " ' y - sNf''
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sew Ysss narkss

y fslsgrapA.l MN + n. JAN "a
Ylour-Closed dun and lower.
WhsAt-Qpief; vitASut decided chenge.
Hys-Dun At 81 so fbr vestefn.
osts-Tirn and quist u u n In store; '6z afoat
Corn-Dui 1t 90 s 81 for new mixed western; II OF
10 for old ditto in store and sfoat.
Pork ominai
Beef-s.ssdy and unchanged
Cut Meata-ereaAy, With moderate inquiry.
Dacon-Dull; without material change.
Lard Dull with sellers Of prime ssssn At 49,
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notice i'm Bankruptcy.

NHIsi give notice that the 4th day Of January
i 1859, warrant in baukr uptcy was issued
aeainet III sfe Of james H. Davis Of Aoant Pleasant
HsAry csansy and etAte Of lows, who HIS been sd-
Judged Bankrupt his petition That the pay
of any debts and delivery Of property belong
isg sEch Bankrupt. to him for hi, use and the
ses Of any property BY him Is forbidden BY law.
That meeting OF the ceeaisss Of tbs said Bankrupt
provs their ebte and to aoose asgnses OF
his stes viii be held q the Court Of Bankruptcy 10
- holde1 ct the once oftAs REGISTER In bankruptcy
= IL city q Keokuk Iowa, before John Bruce Regis
ter the 26sA day ofehrusy, D 1862 = 10 O'Clock
an g.. W.CLARK, q eN.
ByH Trlroa, Deputy.
Psimse Brothers, Attorney for Pstittsaer.
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Notice in.BankruplCy.

TNHIS is to give notice that on the oath day
u OF December, D 1858. a Warrant in Bankrupty
issued against the estate of Ihsmer Moore of Fair
ned Jefferson Co.. ard ktate of 1osa who has been adj
judged bankrupt on his own petition That the pay
of any debts and delivery OF any property be-
longing to such Bankrupt to him or for his use and the
That meeting OF the creditors Of the said Bankrupt to
ps9vs their dsAts and to choss or assgnees
q hia will be held at the Cor of Bankruptcy to
be hodes number Elk In the Estes House, the
ONCE Of fc Register In Bankruptcy in the cit, REQ
knk Iowa. before John Bruce Register, the 10th day
Of February, A 1869, at 10 O'Clock a M.
q. ". CLARK, U. NJ.
Fl. PrLros, Deputy.
Ma. ". r Collins, Attorney for Petitioner.
ianl Fri
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~ Telegraph CsioAso' IAN. -
FlourQuis. au7ers and low grades steady and With
ont auc.ab,s ehssKs; sas Of spring extras At Is 500
u.s. supees q 5o95.
Wheat-Nedsratsly active, closing qnet at u lSHi
10 ssld at 81 2io2a.
corn--ouIs, closing lower; No II e4kDA' no GRADE
At 81.
oses-ovis,; In fair demand and higher, clodng at
asDN.
Rys-DuIk 49, NJ ak0 la017
Barley Quiet, ciosins atn o7Oos
Hlehsixas Ind nsns lisAtaAles st 1885, IS
sseas-Moder ito deusns; little less 1rm; sass OF tim
othy At q 7a0SS.
Proyisfous-Yair demand, but very quiet Throughout
IN d.v: hobasrs Of port vsrc 1r but buyers held on
pork sold At SO cAsA md future.
Lud-lss1 for sesan; ~ for fancy kettle.
Green Meets -HAos l67<; svsst plskied hams l6.
Dressed Hoes-CIosfd caIl and lower, II 25175.
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new Ysrn rsnaness.

D. xsleGssphI NV YosK, Jan. IL
Money-Lib.rAl offerings and saay At psr cent on
call Hscearts Of currency from tbs West liberal. Ma
ny banks report glut of National bank notes
Goid-H Firm, with average deaiisSs and 10 excite
msnt, cloains NJ $685.. 80
aovsrnnmt-Actlvs "a slrsaa
cou,os u 'sil4IS3<; Ds1KosG ~ g1oC4
rs e3lok. 80 sH'e7 aHoM - ssfoS LOFTY
Os.
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flour-pul; s.lless corcsding $685. per barrel to
eject saiss alI supsrs q ss1s Is extras 80 1851 %
wheat--vsry dull; quotasls chsags In prices
osrs-Holderi nrm.' but demand sssn snd ufsfiet
inactive It 81 at the latter for fancy white.
Oats--Dull 1t 5e96e
Barley -fteady a. quiet common lows spring Il 70
Rye-Hirn at 81 2GoT fsf prime TO chics.
Mess Pork-Hsayy; small sales 1t 80 TO.
Duik Mso-Dulk huyas hsldins ~ for decline.
Lard Firm 1t Is,sols.
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