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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-13
RAILROAD LINES.
ALExA., LoUDoUH AND HABPsH1RE
R@ III ~ I'LL S E 80 ss57ss
NEW ARRANGEMENT,

BEGINNING JANUARY l. 1860
rNRAINS LEAVE A LkXANDRIADAIr,
1 Sunday exceptcd) at a. IN. for Lee.,I-.
and Hamilton, and nj 4 p IN. for Leesburo +.
Leave Hamilton al III u. N. and Leesb5r.,
a m. and 1915 p. ~. for Alexandria q.
Kemp's line f coaches for Winchester co,
meet runctualy with the trains arriving y, V ..
departing from Hamilton throaoa-
Plrcelyille, Snlekersyl!Ie', Castieman's Fer.
ter daily, except Sunday
Reamers line Of coaches for Middlebp..
make prompt connexions at Leesburg witt ~
train Which leaves Alexandra at a. N s ~
Leesburg at 12:l5; leaving Leesburg MoD5s",
Wednesday and Friday, on the arrival Of H.
train from Alexandria, and leaving Middlebn.
at q. m. on Tuesday, Thursday and Ssn,I.
passing through BalPs Mil and Aide.
All trains arrive at Alexandria at conye,-...
hours for connexions with Washington ~,
Baltimore, same day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-13

CLARENCE Il. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Execu
tive Committee.
HENRY d. COOKE, Viee-President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-13

Risks taken on all descriptions of property,
and Fire and Life Policies issued payable M
gold, c,srT e,scy sterling.
Perpetual risks taken on most favorable terms.
Shareholders personally responsible fof all
liabilities of the company, and losses settled
without reference TO England.
Marine Insurance also effected.
HOOE 6 WEDDEHBURN
ap lS-tf Agents. Alexandra, VA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-13

WILLIAM II. IRWIN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No s. Union street,
Offe"s for sale, at lowest market rates pure
West Va. natural LUBRICATING OIL.
Prime refined COAL OIL
No. PERUVIAN GUANO.
MEXICAN GUANO of four grades
WHITELOCK & CO.'S CEREALIZER.
WOOLSTON'S BONE PHOSPHATE.
GROUND BONES dec 2l-1m
~ A. RREwIS r. NJ. LAWSON.
DREWIS 81 LAWSON,
GROCERS, LIQUOR AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Nos. CT and 80, Cameron street,
jy 8-tf ALEXANDRIA, va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-13
ROBERT JAMESON,

WISE s. CO..
No. 81, King street.
Fire, Life and Marine Risks placed in rela-
Bile Companies at reasonable rates. Persons
wishing Insurance of any kind will find 1t to
their interest to consult us before placing their
risks
FIRE RISKS IN THE COUNTRY taken at
moderate rates sep l5-ly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16
BANKING AND TINANCIAL.

HARVEY IsK A. s. HATCH
OFFICE OF FISH & HATCH,
EANKrEs AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
No. . Nassau-st., NewlOrk.
MANY holders Of Government Bonds who would
be glad to capitalize THO difference between them and
some of the Railroad Bonds offered in the market
before the proposed funding Of the public debt at
or Al per cent interest shall materially reduce the
profit Of the exchange, are hcsating only for want
of satisfactory assurance TO uhich Of the latter are
safe.
This caution is necessarily and wisely felt and eI-
ercised as to all that class of capital which seeks
secure investment rather than speculative or bust
ness risks.
Transfers of capital from securities which have
from special causes. reached high premium, 10
those of more moderate cost are prompted by wise
and prudent forethouPht when the larger profit
from the investment can be secured without the
sacrifice of the security with which invested capital
should be guarded.
The fact that the Government is rapidly buying up
its own bonds imparts TO them for the time being a
market value in excess of their intrinsic value for
investment, and dlspropOrtOned TO the market
price of other perfectly reliable and substantial
securities.
The difference in price between them and other
bonds does not necessarily imply like difference in
intrinsic value and it MAY be capitalized with entire
safety if proper selection is made.
The message of the President of the United States
and the report of the Secretary of the Treasury ex
press the belief of the whole country that the i'm
proved credit of the nation will enable them to fund
the ve-twenty Bonds at not over ~ per cent inter
est within a very short time.
Persons having under consideration the subject Of
funding their Fiyetwenties now. while it may be so
advantageously done, or of new investments, Will
find i'm the FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS OF THE WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
PANY-secured by mortgage of only $,SOOOU on
property worth at least $lO,OOO,00-the required
element OF safety combined with reasonable income.
The Bonds are 81 900 each Interest payable Jan
nary /.
Principal and interest payable in gold in New-fork
Full and satisfactory information will he gwen
upon application in person or by letter.
FISK & HATCH, Bankers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16

State bonds were dull and steady. Tennessee, eX
q oupons sold at %; Tennessee per cents, 42i
Georgia per cents 50; South Carolina new bonds, 72i
Missouri per cents 9Oa9O4; Alabama per cents 9s
J Cusaua per cents, 7O Louisiana Levee per cents,
Coz: Alabama per cents, 6ll Railway bonds were IN
active investment demand, and large foreign orders vet
remain untitled The continued decline in the gold pre-
snium has induced an active inquiry FOR frstmorgage
onds Of all classes by foreign bankers Bank stocks and
nj aneous shares duh. Express shares were
blower In sympathy with the railway market. Pacific
Mall was active. and large purchases we're made by
prominent houses at 5Oi G5lA, closing at so. 50g
Railway shares opened dull, under pressure Of weak
holders who forced into the market to raise money
The sharp in the money market was due entirely to
"A combination heavily short Of Pacific Mail and the West
rn shares who were anxious cover preparatory to
shaking bull campaign in January; by Withholding
heir balances and vigorously hammering the market,
hey have been enabled purchase considerable amounts
OF stock buidd not induce any prominent hodert TO sell
Tha Vanderbilt stocks dull and steady, Reading
was largely dealt s9{ olOO Illinois Central sod at
q5, Cleveland and Pittsburgh S2i; Fort Wayne Guar
4nteed sst $50 Ohio and Mississippi 2jl; Chicago and
Alton. IBal84; Delaware. Lackawanna and Western,
Ios NewJcrsey Central 9O!a9ll; Boston, Hartford and
Iue .. The Northwestern, ST. Paul, Rock Island, aud
Michigan Southern shares continued in active demand,
and large purchases were made by prominent houses.
the close OF business the market was dull and prices
Vere barely steady az quotations..
The 10 o'clock quotations OF Government bonds were
as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16
1--WE cTOCK NATTTTC.

NV YorE Dec l5-wb so fresh Il1 Stale cattle % ols
5aoc.. o. s6ch 80 b.d sers 90 ale IL, n.r,I =
soo o, sod PFC; t''e, 'r"'s,, 'a's o. H' 1l M
for BULLOCK The fat cattle from olo hssile' aai DO
b. Sesgy Of Madison Can ohio 'et.r tA ~ rs',' as
broagl ~ he'd Of 'g'nla 1ns' ie by 5g''' ,a, ,',
T.esty u tnem bsulei b1 o. g. hsmi1 eE. ~ % AZ l'l'
inc on, tmsy sIpr-..-, quality r, other 'od Do %
Sinister Thompson hta - bead inl.nA til'' 'I'
a. hat'o Gas % e"t PEI, s's ,o.l .. j. s',a a.
81 n per cpt 1h, ot averaged S.u each
scott Ford head 10. sold by Msu' BllI. be as
need be averaged 4c with tops A. 5ae.
B. CadTs broush, y head r'nia 'H.sh.. ri b, t.r,'
v LAOr Of Cears hnrlet Mr bad - ole' cst. coll 81
b. p COT had head Er Dara'Hs lar 70 beat. u -' qa-,
whether another Doc Of hg sane number 'iras f J. 81
8 n a8a sGo obtained or oae g' va called te &
J. For bad IL ,rtr, x, rs 10 ert. 'oa by N,ra par
a. tv,o Is bead a,ch, coar, y 8 est ssr- not on
mHei " Labor stepping up To oas.esgt and bower h,m or il'
. TIE hga'. 1 sl'l sr,i- ,be ,r H., A., MD 81 .
s'e'I. .o"5 ..,9. t 10 far e.it ven. EVER "a T.
grther DO the county, ,glng i.-f sn'l have more '' '
Teel made n BIS 'tre 80 IT. t 30 not considered sa's
." ptLy"' ,.l go, tt . .r.-t,-. .-- Ana
country 10 bic9rss 'o1nl f-'''' or 'I''l ~
ssgh lzoo b. lhs Fnes J. ',oai 20. y ' . 81. ,... .
t.r TO- aad sol ben, u SnoadrH NIon' a. &c., - q
There va, good demand for
,tsdoee Ordinary and small W ua' 's leave sl oa The co.'s
or sheep We h,v, 3l53 to, slightly improved uar,
do 2 head o fus irrug
sent u toe~r Which o. each o. Of t- 'sug ~
on 81 OF IA tosEots and Isr.
tsr .hh.t b5 A. b. Guodos 1i Canada Aud 81
bv Hum. Inott o0ss. 80 bead. W n &c. % head l5
ie and 21 n At r. 1Isy sso sold ~ sAs sheep - ~ q
. p of 90 n. AZ &C.. aud a. u % H. 90 &C.
KIRBY Canada sheep 40 n, A. &C., part lt DO,
n ,.c IOq slate sheep 80 n 5.c, and % aubs 81 n 81.
MrGrau 4 Reid sold 500 state sheep, io n a. 'tr
AtForeb1t. Judd Buckingham sold 30 Stats sheep poor tt
h.Sur L.rel sold iI5 Ohio sheep &c a. at &c. ,rs Of
st4c
nor, are IN ght supply our ~ arriving oiv They quoted
I'll O ollie the reported s,les being i1 Ohio l lUs l
Illinois no I0ic II3 DO 80 n, and ~ luua E ~ a. I wa
Ohio lgq ~ lie Dressed quoted 90 &c., stl those kra
Chicago selling l5c. and Bufalo dressed o. 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16
NEWYORK HORSE MARKET.

Principal hiaDei, tsiresn L'lagton and h,oHdar,,
Trrgiy fOarttsL
Since report business this department ors h been
us, slack owing the unexpected change mo weather Tie do
aud which had pTung o ths
ng suddenly fallen Of for me eIpsnse Of ssPaT horses 200
intending purchaser This branch ofhusuc
10 susceptible Of ouch revival The weather should loo
favorable for revival gug The demsHd
m railroad PURPOSES br S. and Tdces ur
Fo carriage the supply rrus - limited "a Hras N wrrt h
holders tLr previously demanded With pryps.
of further advance 10 all other classes mentioned
business doing b0ders g. rA there Dot be Il
much prospect tradr until Spring spsciAT
supply equs the demand Although coupsTATs f.
Last report ne
Caag, horses teams 900 10 fl50. fancy teams sl5b
900 toters ~ a00 aud Sl3o according pablo
aApcss roadrs $50 sugc Ihd $50 no
fancy LOO +2e4 hgh draurh horses y rs 20 s7
single s220 1870 heavy dughG horses ~
10 f30Oto $500 and a5h io teams -oh
herse 5 10 1870 single snd 300 $50 French horse
400 a. 900 according sge anu condition , hus,, ~
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.
f.HngnI A. AUNLTg

LovpoS Dee 5Il m.-Con.os opened at ~ for MONEY bsd
g2 for the account United FslueutT Bonds l5b
Old IS. 1907 TrnFos, s2 stocks quiet kus
2i Iot CentraiS 100 AtauIa Great IVES
l6..
LlvEKPOoL Dec Eli O. Cotton opened quiet; Mddhg o
lands ND; Mddfug Orleans l2.d Breadttu1s quiet
LoSpoS l5ugar t both Vn spot aud snoat Caeaii LIN
seed quist. TufIsutlus - 3dl9i y rNt.
Plsis Dee l5Ite Bouut opened qusti Reutes IN s5c
LoSDoS. Dee j-l mAmersAn securities quiet United State,
Fve.TW-niy bonds, 1852, Dol! 1867. "a!
LvEEPooL, Dee Isl Hsrk, lG Ptee Of so for EIir'
Prime hstS
Pans l5The Bourss closed qleti Rebtea q r..
bee l5Cotton opened hs nnd quiet bot
aaoa OrtiaATs spot IN r. v eWt Low ,MdlHss Ahos
1884 n.
Dec l5-Pe,rolsum opened quiet and unchanged
Dee B-4JO mCObo closed a "a for and @i
FIR the aeooab United States PyeTEsuty bonds 1864 s 1865 Old
gI 81 Ten Rortes 81 be Railway shares
Illinois Ctntrals lU0, Atlantic aud Great Western 26i
LIVERPOOL Dee l5-ID m.Coiton closed easier, MiiiinE
Upsbd, lidllid Midng Orleans l2dItdi sales ds,
bales Flour 2lig b6. Western Canal PesI y
M CandAn The stock IL scarce. aud there large qaIa
TIT offered Il Wsuld Osiy he wort Isl.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16
SEVEN Per CENT INTEREST

EAST RIVER SUBSTITUTION.
No 3 CHAMBERSST.
On au after MONDAY the 18th da Of AIRY NEXT ths nsta
sn will pay tho Of per ALL
SUMS which deposit m three months previous
% the LIST day o'Jasua 1870 Interest called for S V credited
As u original deposit
open daily 10 to , aad on Thuriays from 10
WILLIAM Ii. SLoCUh, President
CHAsLEs A. WHrFSKV. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16

RCE-MIrke dull noHraly unchanged sales Of te' cioa
Td1.c ..... ,.-..,,.-
SUGARS-Ravs na uucbauEi an il a. about pc T.
Tor n good Refining o % boxes Havana i c All ' hi'
on private The refusal o The Custom u u'r au'1or"s o. dt
any sugars interfere the course W fat a
sad to be- based mainly 90 frauds 10 Drnea'l g''' Hla' are au
q l5c a. Hands $500. "a.
SEEDS-Gras seed. sre u lfc r Clover ta1 sif 2
Timothy. Rough seed selling as - 80 = Ut 'A'N-
Iiusrei p selling Al - ~ gold o.,
hTEARIN qasg aud pues are homilii a. li gaze Do LL'
and
TALLOW more active bot press seal ISLES 10000 4, 10
dIrlr for % Irrs. Choice s bel. 40 i'E.
WHISKY 6uuef. bot closed uuseti- siss l'a ' a. -
: IA Oh. sHr ;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16

Money on call was active at per cent on Government
bonds and from per cent god 10 per cent per uy On
stocks This sudden sringeucy was caused by aIunclai
means done to break prices OF stocks when
have been heavily Oversold by the bears The sale OF
commercial paper was checked in consequence OF the
recent failure but rates continued TO be quoted at s9z
per cent for strictly prime names
Sterling Exchange dull and steady on basis OF
1854 aOst prime 6Oday bills 1924 0lO9 for sight
The transactions OF the SubIreasury to-day were as
ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16
RFCETpTS or PRODUCE

PEI Canal ITspis and Railroad.
DIG l6 ,es Cotton % DktA Ahes, pigs Bss'wsr 1923
mi. Four 10 Wheat 2iJb bush Com uAti
26o Malt 1000 hush Bars CSC bush bsan "a bb Rrsa
bills osn bbs PORK 90 ptgs Beef 57 pigs Cot Meats 81
pkgs 80 PKG searn 235 pEg butter Dl ptgs hee'e
lS pky Eggs pkg Isoy 2s Dried fruis 10 brrsss
Hogs 558 pigs oil u bbI Copper ga bales 700 bale
Isus 0 sI,s Leather .55 bbs WHISKY 2< Hides hid.
bscco IA Tobacco 2t bags Cotton seed 20 p..
Rice l4O pigs Starch ZO4 bap Peanuts, ~ Tags Rice ff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16
NATIONAL STOCF
MEpNEsDAY. Dec. y

Gold opened at 12?, sold at 1919, and closed
at I2 gl2s The clearngs at the Gold Exchange Bank
were si5.lO4OOO and the balance s1,8OO94O.
Government bonds were dull and lower, in sympathy
with the decline in gold. The transactions were moder
,,e IN amount and there was desire shown TO press
,lles for speculative account The Government pur
chased two millions to-day. The offerings amounted to
8, s5s $50. and the following were the awards:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16

srv., o. which 80 exporters ~ or Consumption TT
speculation For 'ai' sI'rtJ. AU bales
December l50 DO January 25c ~ 90 Fcs1nar 7Ste 80
do do isle 81 do March. 2jsc % DE- hpln 4t 100 do, De-
cemher Jauuarv aud en- January AMI a private terms
oil basis Of Low Mldng Ase 2l ha slhng free, on
board Savannah. private terms We qloN = 1 o,s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16
THE MARKETS.
Fc.nsn, s.por.ed isr Tnu rnIruss.I

FCirefaIy reported for THE THiEuSsl .. ,...
ASHES steady but qH.ti Of II bblI S73ee' t Tor
Pots Pearls nominal
COTToS-Tb'r. has been good brsnen transacted aud sgn
former obtained bu the usds
liverpool Gales 81 Ss bss s IlsS sIsssE asd NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16


HAY continues demand and with lighter pt' prs are
bses 1880 for shipping ana fc Ior e
ial lots straw selling OJG 81 10 for Long Rye AID dd'
for Short DO
HOPS remain quiet. Eev state l6a1jr; Common At2lc
Wisconsin I5d2.c Eastern l2a2l and leafings. GA Zoe.
HEMP-Mauil moderate demand and steady a. ia eNc
gold: other Kinds inactive ana nominal $500.
MOLASSES has been good demand al u pe auu
the stock Is u bbs a. prlVa sale A.
55a and by auction 20 bbs 1875 cash Other kinds dull
and nominal 49,
HNAVAL STORES-Cmde Turpen1 sud uomina spirits
steady mir demand 49, 04ic Bosus are lrn Lt
good Strained held ga - H. With buyers o. - 04
81 10. ...o.
OLS-Ameucau Lned Is firm and fair demand A. 9-a9c t
bbs Guide Fh OILS dull and dropping LHA ~" a. - y
a ~ Other OILS are inactive.
PROyISONS-Pork Is selling very slowly AMI prices ore "iloat
nort,u Change tie sales regular 4%l t, al ~ "
Tor aud p Is Tor Oh EIira Pmf o failure deliver
Mess seller FehruarT az 50 Beef iu. 70 i,neF bnie'
sales hb Ss0& y for Oh. and +l2a 81 i Nt" lri'
Beef quiet Of % $50 siS ior Prime Mes anl
for India moderate demand sales Of
bJs S3Ja 3l m Western Cut Meats arr 90 moderate teqnr'
"A loose Civ Picked Hams lslc aud parcel western
"a arrive 81 Bacon dali and nominal Dressed 'I
are unchanged: quote alJ.c o CITY, lAri weak au
uouiual al sc 49, for City, 49, io TAR 70 rm
steam. and Ig a poe. Tor Kettle Rendered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16

COFFREWest STYLES quiet ana without features Of In
test; demand and steady al osi 'As' oil V bags
pI0TR And TEAiTbs marie. Western and State Flour
low yrT irregular the deeBs most mAeu on toe low and
dunn grades, standard Family Extras STEADY se 600 bills. a;
SEA "a IS fr Super6n State $50 @3 f hftra do IS 65d
Fancy 81 s56 S5 20 for t Eades OF western
h1tra IS choice Spring hai bIss IS 5a
for Minnesota Extras; IS 256 81 ~ o wy Shipping Extras
as 25ds5 6O for Shipping Round Hoop - s6 20 for
Trade brands SIS 7Od 81 50 for Family DO 80 ga 90 ~ Amber
Winter Wheat State and Western IS I0G so Tor White Wheat
DO sc 81 Is for Family DO 30 ~ 9 81 Louis BIra
Suge ST 75 DO Double and ~ Va - % Tor do Triple
Southern Flour less for the low ana medium grades
1870 bb IS 40d sc for Ordinary 70 EAa baltimore
D for EItrs Georgia ana s. 20 500 t0
for Family Goa 80 Is for EIra Marian 4nu peaware and
so for Family do do. Rye Flour hea ana IN moderate
deuaud sale Of go bbs at 5d IS Corn Meal fair de-
maud steady o73O bb at IS Tor hluea white West
and - for Bian"e BuckwheAt
Flour is dull and plenty at - lO0SJ 90 T. Joe ID Ga. ,,,
fREIGHTS-TO Liverpool by steamer ~ oaes NV''oh A.
bales Hops H.! 400 bills Rosn al g ~ 10 GasgoW by
steamer Wheat SD and to Hayfe cotton az &C.
FEkD dull aud lower; quote 40 ~ ~ ~ 80 uO " AZ
1881 50; 80 n al 81 6jd 81 IS lOJ n al - oOa ri 30
GRAN-The Wheat market is lower, and pe a unsettled
sales bush 81 20 for No chicago Spring IN
for Milwaukee IN 81 ~ or Amer estern
In aAoat; 30 for Amber Staie IN S 81 A'@
50 for White Michigan the latter ~ hbs % ,nu com
good voroWed state Canada West Barley Mali is
quiet bush & Is for New Sae All 81 u
~ Canada West Oats without much chue alu lar re-
quest 80 400 bush 5Od6lc Tor INFERIOR ~" OHIO
Western 62d6}c for Mixed and 6i dU5c for hlc n AZ b
d6Sc the latter White Southern a. 9iHb kye IL
quiet the 100 bush. at JG ~ @ ~ est
ia ~. Corn better aud more t we Ne
speculative sales $1,000 bush al 81 "r ~ Tor
White Oo6-l Oh Southern RioN al
&c. a I'll %. And JERSEY Yellow al 4jc = "a
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16

Pa. IHftrf.Ff tlffit b
ILEGHENl CITY COMPROMISE BONDS
y WANIEBrsr.,us tadag CauproHs- Bonds 81 OBJ CITY Of
-stsy hereby nolast taa e SOL fa9l Of I' WI Be
r these lowest rates offered Proposals. vii be
rrsl b. fu undssI until SAIlEuA' M Jas OF January 1870
D.. MACFfEKOS Treasurer ~ far CIV OF Negten7. r..
tiIf ~ AtigcHESr r, H.EssuHE- orr December ~ lt5
NOTICE Is hereby given To the HOLDERS OF
ne hIN PR CENr MUNICIPAL Be-. ~0fte CITY OF ALLt
gIlENl t COUPONS said Bonds due JanuarV 1870,
U PAID ou lty rss the Stale tII Bon. Of Punlrgur
y. En-. t.t, .fIt.t.,.rsF pa %. NACFERROG
Treasurer o'tas tt, OF ALLEGHENY. Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16
NEW-EORK & OSWEG0
MIDLAND RAILROAD
These Bonds can be Registered.

SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS PAIDUP STOCK SuBSCRiP-
TONS No bonds road under constructions issue limited
$40 600 per mile Of road roniug order BEING ONLY
ABOUT HALF THE ACTUAL CASH COST Tie road being built
Nth great economy miles already completed the most
thorough manner squpped regular trains and the whole
ae lover miles, expected will be completed within the ensuing
year Is one important roads the State NewforE
,horsus the route SewYori City Buffalo 20 miles and to
O,-ego niles pOPulou' district destitute Of other rail
roal facilities which rnssli large proabe local business
ut will be completed aggregate cost far below that Of any com
petug line cannot fail to make t Of the
b,,t I-yBg leading the metropolis and its First Mort
.r. Bonds securities issued All mortgage bonds
Issued on Railroads running Om the City fNeNYork good aud The
us, promptly paid although Of them morgagel for
han double the per mile ae MaHd' Among the bonds
u0v orsrBg equal these For tue investment Of
trust or other finds nothing better; and exchange for Govern
mtt Bonds they give large Of income beside csptfus the
premium TheJ meeting with rapid 'as aud have be'a gaaed
10 End that they are taken chiefly by most conservative aud saga
ou, capitalists exchange for securities Price aud
accrued Interest in currency Cruar pamphlets te hand t dis
trlbaion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16

ASIDE from Indebtedness for interest increase Of debt
~ year OF SOGOG 00O Beside this statement Of cut
entitled. but remaining IN treasury uncalled for and
$4OOJ retained to TeCure payment OF interest. These
items viii make total amount Of debt. So Oy4O4 Against
this amount the state holds S2172iG0O OF railroad stocks
no income.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16

WANTED-By a prominent Real Estate
House down GEsTknAs Of srss odaeslisl seaasss-
vh least ssOe 10 eiOc Aaarss HlDk AWAKE Head
QasS ~ .r H." rf..f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16
Fnantil!.
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY STOCK.
1900 SHARES FOR SALE.
500 Mills OF ROAD COMPLETED. 5000, 900 ACRES
" u, oG, NM ~ r ~ IsSi,I
Address Is P 3,n2O.

STATE o. lLIiNots ExEcurIyE UYUCF(
NrtNGUHLD. Nov. %. 1903
DY virtue of and In accordance with the pro-
ID Act Of the Legislature u tbe state Of lno entitled
the Of The principal and Interest 81 the
debt" approved February D. 1889.
JOHN NJ PALMER o. the State ~ Illinois do hereby
thai MONDAY the t day Juu-
EIchaugr National Bank tls OF
bonds ~ the OF
hereinafter particularly dsguatt in this prJcamaon and By
Of and Of said as DO further uoy All whom
from tn. payment specified notice. from the said
JaluarJ useIF. Bonds duomuate illinois 81 Per
PAYABLE AFR IH 1902 numbered
uysy =. %. Do DID, g. 20 Q. % p - 90 =. ~ 81 ~ ~ y! 4
lJ1. lgG a. 49, ia, lb, 49, l8J,
igl 1876 49,. "a. 2sI POI H2. 2la
nssmoar shsrsol band a1i be SIRED
Done the CtJ Of SprH.lel tbs M LAY
Of Koremt~T. A b. I.1l JOHN W. PALMER.
~ the Governor. EDWARD Rrvvyt. Secretary o. state
EAroyAf UsotpNAT BA>E. AFw-ioEE, Dee. "a, 1872.
ELECTION.-Thc Annual Election for D
II cors Bic Bank a be- le 40 the Banking House ~ Broad
IL ESpAf the itl day OF January prmo tEgrn tht hon'
Of D. m aud O'Clock J. E'EHIII Cashier.
COLD-BEARING BONDS
CENTRAL PACIFIC. .-...............t ant PER CENT
KANSAS PACIFIC aud PER CENT
MISSOURI PR CENT
MONTGOMERY AID EyFAULA ............s PR CENT.
ALABAMA $50 CHArrANOOGA...........oP PR CENT.
CAIIFOESA PACIFIC PER CENI.
ST. LOUIS AND ST JOSErH................C PER CkNT.
ItLL SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI. PR CENT
ASD ALL OTHER LEADING
GOLD BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
UTLI.Y < DOUGHERTT,
No. II Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16

DOMESTIC MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA Dee I51Ssd, 10 gaefsf tsps,,sd Cotton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16

BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET-DEc h.
Cse-Reep $3.50 head including 10 bead Christmas Ordinary
"a medium t5 5yH &c So good prime nominal;
premium, 80 1a l So Hogs very light market DOLL heavy,
lUdllc sheep quiet and unchanged