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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13
EMIGRATION TO THE WEST.
To me Ediior Of TAe Tribune;


SIR You advise young men to turn their
energies Westward and instead of following YEARLY for
the best years Of e the threadbare paths swept clean
by 100000 hands, strike oua road to fortune where
the ned Is boundless and competition small. To the
thousands OF ready hands and quick brains who are toll
ing almost despairng IN that Egyptian bondage barely
meeting yearly expenses and beginning each year at tho
foot of the ladder account may be interesting OF
country now first looming up in0 notice, and Offering
attraction than any part OF the West TO moneyed or
mOneyless enterprise. Southwest Missouri ~ not only
farming country, but open TO business OF al kinds
ira ing, banking and manufacturing II offers to the
settler the St Louis market for beef muton hides fuTs
and wool For the latter, better depot rs New
York With the ONO and MISSISSIPPI, bStroa9
speedy; and the daily effort OF the first journals
OF ST. LOus promise IN early and permanent re-
dIcton OF rates; urged thereto by Chicago compeuuo1
Among furs include buffalo robes, deer skins dresSed
and opOssum. These traded in large quantities.
from the Indians IN the Territory, and pay at least live
profits before reaching the consumer This country has
not alone the native trade, which Springfield, though
Indian tribes far Fort Gibson amt the whole Of
Northwestern Arkansas Maysville, Fayetteville &C.
wholly dependent on 1t. Inc supplies are 80 soanty
to-day three after the close OF the war; that
they sending wagOptrains from Arkansas 70 KOla
No. $50 miles for Wholesale stocks OF dry goods boots
and shoes and general merchandise For fruit Texas 10
a neVerfang market. Wagons come from there
to buy il On speculation, and the demand has
always been in excess OF supply from all sources.
bright future seems before us, uud0ubi edly. Tho
Southwest Pacific Railroad Is not" hurt past all sur
gerry" By Fremont detection and failure, but is living
reality Fifteen hundred men arc to-day grading and
rackayins only 100 miles east OF u.s. Their grants OF
lands ILey have now received money subsidy having
lain dormant and out Of market since lS arc how being
appraised. and viii be shortly for sale. lCH DEN.
AeOShO, Ne0sOt, County, No, Jan. ~, 1869. ff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13

all classes Of business report the market as comfortably
easy The movement Of currency 10 and from the in
rather against the city, being out
Is coming In. l,f 'f''e ps- ise'i q
Eastern exchange continues quiet and steady Tha
supply not over large bnt sufficient 10 meet the wants
OF all. Sales between city banks were made to-day at IS
cree premium per $1,000 generally 1T Coo. Over the
counter uniformly quoted atilo discounts buy
ing and lie premium selling. goo -int. ''' sf-'f %
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FRIDAY. Feb. PIP. n.

Gold opened at 1851, sold at 1854, 1859, 1876.
closing at lS5S1Ss The ceaSugs at the Gold Exchange
Bank sc6,s2iooO, and the balance S2,O59s25 as
Government bonds continue the feature Of the market
Continued heavy orders received to buy for foreign
account Private advces from the other side represent
buoyan feeling in our securities, and report the
kets there entirely bare Of bonds These
are verified by the orders being received here TO
purchase; they without limit TO price as TO
the class OF bonds to be shipped there are but few e
6ls be had brokers have taken large amounts
OF e7s, being the only bonds OF which any large
amounts can be procured One foreign house bid for
s3O0OC0 old 65s at advance the market price,
without obtaining any bonds The Germans for the past
year. have invested largely In Italian loans, which have
proved very Improbable. while their investments In
American securities have paid them large
interest, and the bonds have steadily adj
vanced In price, This, added 10 the growing
conviction abroad, as well at home that DEBT
will be paid in gold has stimulated demand larger than
known In tho market not excepting tho rush for
bonds last Summer All classes Of the $40 bonds were In
demand iO4Os sold at 100, and wanted for ship
ment The advance was from t9s per cent; IS
of 1881 cold at HIS 52Os, 49, Int Gas, 1l1.;
G5s, Iisr; new e5s, 11Ot '67s. 11Oh. at the close
prices reacted a fraction but the market strong
Border State bonds dull with the exception OF Mis-
souri, per cents which sold at ST. Southern State bonds
were in better demand with sales of Georgia per cents
at 92i Louisiana Levee per cents at ca Louisiana
per cents 8lt; Alabama per cents, 9 Railway bonds
were dun but firm Delaware and Hudson sold at 1891
Pacific Mall sold at 12i 1871, ia, closing at l Express
sleres were lower. Railway shares opened dull and hrm
there was no business doing until just previous TO the
o'clock Board when tine market was, bid up
from Sal per cent on the leading stocks. Chicago
and Alton common and preferred stocks advanced
1851 The Directors have declared the usual seman
nual dividend OF per cent on both stocks. payable
March At the Last Board the market lost the advance
made closing steady quotations The day has been
OF the duest In the history of the street. and there
has not been any operation worthy Of note throughout
f,n,-or1rnn,.t Ion a al
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And the following for Railroad bonds

Money Is I'm good supply at 6e7 per cent on misoeane-
QUA securities and sac per cent Government bonds.
There ars no largo amounts Of going South and
shipments tho West are very light Commercial paper
is In demand at 79s per cent for prime names.
Sterling Exchange was duh and weak, under heavy
offerings OF bills drawn ngalnst bonds. We quote Lon
dom GO days O9 slO9i, London sight 1926 clO9i Paris.
long, 67ta5iGi Paris short, 6iS95l3i; Antwerp sis;
GAIA; Swiss. ,Slsia6l7i; Hamburg $4,000; Am
sterdam. ioIsn Frankfort. toIen; Bremen, 7si97sS;
Berlin. TianE.
The transactions at the once OF the Assistant Treas
uror wero Receipts for Customs $4,000; for Gold
Notes. $4,000; total Receipts, ss,7So7sl 81 total Pay
ments S3,62Ll93 76 Balance, ss7,Si7,6is a.
The following is the movement IN Dry Goods for the
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ssaEssaIsasgsggss

. Protective TsdF ! Re,snss Tariff
Few think, can study the picture thus presented
without admitting tho ingenuity with which your
selected facts had been arranged Whether not they
VIII as much admire the fairness Of tho presentation 1t
viii be for time to tell. iI.r -.ls'-
In another letter propose to review the movement
under the protective act Of 1872 and tho revenue tariff
set OF lSis. Yours, respectfully, .d
Hon. d. A. WELLS uEsRf C. CAREY,
Philadelphia. Jan. 70, 1862 20. isII.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13

SUDDEN DEATHS OF CATTLE, HORSES, &C.
% the Editor Of The Tribune. as
i SIR: The newspapers often inform rs Of
se sudden and as they are usually considered mystic
kous deaths alude to the matter account OF
s following paragraph contained in THE TRIBUNE Of
yesterday; Sreg
IsHKILI Feb s-There Is much alarm felt 90 Fishkil
IIAns Dutohess County among farmers, owing 20 the
lden death OF several cattle belonging 10 sylvester
gh The animals died IN great agony IN SIX or eight
aus after being attacked. pOstmortem examination
revealed nothing aud the farmers general are fnueh
eated 1t Is feared that Mr. Haght viii lose the Whole
leikis stock. r... la ...rr
When healthy animals get sick and die in the short
SPACE OF eight hours may be materially concluded that
ltAsy have been poisoned TO death But what, IN the
aVe cases. could have been the source Of the poisof
VStSnly not tho atmosphere. II, then, no poison was
yeyed into the circulation OF the animals through the
Dfshng process We may naturally expect 10 ind that
beeu conveyed ntossheir stomsehs with their food
lOisnnk Here are some cases In point which may at
serve to render our farmers watchful and cautious
"s ierence to the food given to their animals.
ASovember last ia Boston, was In conversation with
~ Dana Hayes the Chemist and State Assayer, who
sd that gentleman had recently applied 70 him on
'nt Of the sudden deaths Of twenty OF his horses
lrF aAd died In great agony, as in the case OF Mr.
asI's animals. walking with rapidity previous to
"a The horses had been fed corn, which DR..
iound In their stomaehs. covered with white mold
had rapidly increased after the corn had been
.ss."Sed To this potent poison Dr. Hayes attributed
ssssIhs Of the animals.
The same time farmer came " Dr.. Hayes stat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13

The Ohicdgo Republican Of "Wednesday says
Thore was a very fair inquiry for loans to-day, and
tho money market moderately active ana nr at the
rate OF interest 10 per cent per annum The sup
py IA fair and quits equal 20 the demand so that those
10 favor. have dinculty IN obtaining all tho
desred when the collateral offered s OF
satisfactory character. Those banks doing almost ok
cluslvey grain and provision business generally report
money close those whose business ~ divided w Anoug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13

The earnings Of tho Western Union Railroad Company
for tho first week In February were:
1869. .s755.O90 1868 son ,425 Decrease sleSS0
The return from tho Rank of England for the week end
ing Jan ~, gives the following results When So"i0"
With the previous week: 81. sseea
. ID IeCc
Public dsposu..., fnlaJtI Decease''''''''' o~an
Other deposts.... l9955l3B Decrease 1900
On the other side OF the account. 4 ni eooo ono
Gov secantss 1917 Deersas''' SgO!V
tth.r s.cn,,,s 10 9lOll B Decrease. l91O9
Notes poysd.. 92Jies Isersa.s; 90 eso
The amou, ~ notes In circulation 10 223iSS0 being
decrease ~ p.S s and the stock OF bullion in both De-
psrments is RsS2eCg1 showing an increase Of sl2i'2o
snhionfd is A comparison OF the present position OF
tine Rank of England and the price OF Consols and
French Rentes with tho corresponding week OF last
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Walls (Ceu,lauedD

coppEx- - slrLs (Ceu,laued1
s s::;:s s E.: s.;
SSestnaS yellow net Is a. aosss shoe s.d
Bolts, yellow metal....... rs d (6dl d.. 20
BOu........,..-....... u O. 9n.......-:: 40
$s 4 \: = s So, : :; .
f s.si s%:.: Sc 10 s is gold s
E.sss ' Is Sss 10 10 C Ess's
oSs. S rs SS 90 Is; % Pipe and 'A: f;
cattsd plcSs $ 2, ess . PI, Fssbroldl SO is asa IS
cluch. y 100 ID. . 70 q : 90
B,ue. rca n...... 81 q EugIsh, sod...".... % o.
P,ts. 1 e charcoal y ssf.......sgCe SIS slI@5sI,.
Plates Coke Tsrs.. sOoe Szs sSSsg
fair :oS. Of .sT and STEADY marie,
sslS S SS Ss iI; G. Y 1ss 20 Ss & gs s
SHSaI RES SsFS s SS ana s.
prices rather heavy sales Of lao bb at 9;dSe kssss
:. our Tar "a. been ia fair prices Il
sSua TurO 81 90 81 Resins p. pHSl ss g sss.
Guide TarT. S S.S sgia S. c.
ROsns ..rAasd... s. 2ss Tar, North Comfy 2soS ?S
sSsas 10 IT,. 50 Sag Piss, CIV SSl:: % %
al oS o ior casks and bis Eash nonina Crude
Fish 0 10 moderate demand AID sd, sale. at 81 sSs = p,
yiha Ia''E Ys, ~ I'd \ Uses.:s Re-
Winter S SP'i .a s "a low S a. 81 8 Msalsn Of Gn ss
oSs q: e; s ' SITs Is for today,
bis. S32 for Old Mess and q y 23S
New For future delivery hear Of sales Beef moderate
demsnd and ,aiyi sales OF 100 bbs at sllG$7 M PLATA Mess
Slld 80 or BIa DO eTce Beef dn and prices nominal
.. S2ieS9 for Prime Meas, and @3l0Sb for lndA MesA
Beef Haze steady aud moderately active; sales Of 60 bills sS
"a r Wta Cut Meats dm and mir demand sales Of 10
@ tlSr fr PICK ed Hama Bacon dali and Iower sales of
50 baIsa Cmvand Cut at Be and small ct Of Long Cut Hans
3 dressed Hogs aud dull; ladc for West
for ty. lard dull lower and heavy sales OF %
bs AMI l9dl9l fog No. gf19tc City lstoloc for
r prime 20c Kettle rendered. for future delivery
~ bnycr feb 2ai aud last evening 100 tea setter
neHths. $50 seller Jnne Jay aud Angus AZ < ~
the
BrrTERNs good demand for Butter and prices are
tmer for all The arrivals moderate, aud are e tna o 40
toaptry 4sdso, OHIO ane West Reserve. .ss011
Fne I. 946l Common Medium 5ldu
Tub, choice al Mhe and Soa.hern 10
FancT Prnasyv ania tne. psi111
Gsis1 & VIZ sS me- 70 rS iii iss
C,nnos ., Mslin s jsl Common to .,005s
are in GOOD demand stf l quotations. We qsote
Farto htatr 6notof snry20 nal SknHmed. OIL
Good 10 mime ~ knshsh DAIRY, TINS Couu5 oil
Medium 10 .....B OHtI sedinm... CD
psore ......l1 als Poor, Skinned. all
Farm DsrY, lrineAfpie sn's'''''''~ @D
PETROL Crude bnlE and Refined IA bond
moderate request but prices are hrmsn We quott W. ~
Caas bak 4oa41 av 2ad3 Refined 10 3D. Stand whise14d1
Crude IN bbs t0atl gnIN as Napbths Ref 6Oq6S OIL
RICEThe buss heavy bat Carolina tho feeling
quito 0oie Good to Primes RngOon steady At t@Si$
rTe maket M ali kinds eru tae arrivals moderate ooy
one cargo Turks fland and 81 AhtcR quote Ashiaas
80 io Deakne 81 Marshas 81 as Liver.
poo Ground ST. Syracuse do 81 co. do Filled, 81 o.
suGARNThe strerk
upward tendeae closing strong advanced quoons 70
dsy with bot small We place fair agood Rebasg
ri ql3e sales Of S2 hhdA at Rtasf Tor Cabaj l4Ht f
Porto Rico 6I boxes Havana at SlSi and E sass AAlA Va
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THE MARKETS.

ICsrsful5 reported for The Tribune
fRpAT Feb II. 1851
ASHES IN moderate demand aud seady sales " bb ~
% Tor POS. and 80 ~ for Pearls
BUILDING hATgRIALSWe have features to IA a
ees coming under THIS heading Since lat the business has beez
moderate and holders nrm. We quotes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13

I ICareiulH reported Tor The Triounsl - .....
ASHES are in Moderate demand aud steady; sales ~ obs At y
ass tr Pos. .nd 80 NJ for Pearls
e coming under THIS heading Since lat the business has bee.
Pale, Com x;Tsis Ssm @ C..s, y bush C...-.ss
r. Ges iis, y y i S,sls q :, i,
PSisep ffsp % & cSsss SIS%p
f. g's No. cosoo o, AA ES',: ~ ,ss
No aSpit Sosp.. OOSSO Nova Scotia w. 81
Ropd. s. 81 $50 O ca . Ess S ; 'sa sSs ' s
BEBSWAX-fhee has been GOOD Seassa tor isew western ssa
sSo'sn' ''''' nave aud close ' 'O' S' ''
BRiSTLEs moderately steady from G asa 20 foe
BoyEws noe sales d 10 loads Rio Grande Shin s39a 500
oOTToN-u,us.. has been light With very favorable s
s from ar ,os price, are & s' s 9S s s not ss
9s1y N . # 70! bale, * 70 'as' 4, .2ss.s1
800 Do, at 5oc';sl fo G,sG. We yoIes, s5evs:
bow Mddlng. 9!e Z.e 23c se
coFFEs-Ro cat1ae. derand DE stock au, dscfsa
1 Ss P 5 s" S s' ; Ss. is os e 1'
n bovI and i3i tls for invoices Jy paid sales u 40I bsss
Wsvcs2 900 bag, ase and Ba~ore, 600 b9ss
request ale; Go Ssr. Msr'sS = bag. aga,yIa lSi
M M SS9d o s1S: 20, S S Domino 3 90 s. G
.t20a9c Sperm and Patent quoted sc Or The former and Sc
FLOUR AND MEAL-There les. doing matet FOE
essntal change Tie low grade, are lie most % a Sfp.
Fsu ins IL. si SvT % " Ss' ar ei
Change moiernte bis Rye Flour
unchanged du 23O bbA Corr Gull AL heavy;
of 100 bols The eosng quotations are IS folosa;
wRsTKRE FLOtR
S9Ps,fs: ssaS SaP sEsea; $3.50 80
Fascy sste....... 900 IS Br. Ind and Midi D6 Az
%fs ws. Extra; i iss " ia az. %'s Sh IL ono
Minnesota and Iowa D.. Family y <U@ 10 -
I xtras.........r 1900 8 IS SLLouis TX, Double
Rhppng 1890 10 and Triple Ex... 20 - 20
Trade bfAnds ! sOd ~
+. SOUTHERN
Extra Baltimore aud Family is. and Va. 50 $50 10 %
. Ce1uiry SO IoDP7 y H. and ram Nd -. -.
tx Ga ard VG. iUDt8 I3l and De.....'.' VV - %
CALIFORNIA
Via the Sc 5O0$9 o. Via the hnas 80 SeG 10 -
RYE FLOUR
Simultaneously 256S o. Extra sc 2s0
- GOA So o. SIS COD
Jersey......... 4 $40 eSt .s rsl Ir- -la .-i
.... . r.f.I i-....-
Coarse Meal 81 531$l 70 Cob Nsal.... 81 800 81
Fne YellaW........ | 1i6 10 Backwheat floar. y
While Meal $50 SOL 100 f5...."..... 506 90
FISH-The demand for Dry Cod far but prices show changer
sales 900 otis 80 for Grand Bank, and 80 Is for ST. GeorgSs
Mser, quiet; in prices there change Herring
PKGTRRs are steady the demand nOdera.e qlO;e
Tor prime Tennessee. aud &c. for do Western
GAISTte Wheat market is less active and under less fyQeis
prices hesvg the close though dcB 10
make concession Winter Whas dull and neglected las
81 Sly for No. Chicago Spring. q for No Milwaukee, snd
81 l2t for White Michigan Barley hrn bat onieti sales OF -
bash German arrive at 90 90 Barley Malt is STEADY but quiet;
Of 1910 bash ~ TO- Oats fairly active bat close easr
tie sales 400 bash; New Ohio and Western a.
ern < ece IN store. rye is inactive aud is heavy.
trade chiefly sales us Damp Uns0nsd al
65Q38te New Western Mixed e2.G9fc; Old Western hIsd
81 C3asl ca in AND 81 for wea'ly cut ia s.oTs GA
Western lelov 81 0id$ o. IL store; Jersey Yellow S1ss
closing re
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COPPEBPo generally are hr ara ht supply Of roSd on sale
p. S .sR sg RI e have s I a. v. bu. variable Flour mar
tt The heavy feeling distinguished our market this day week
oGs p 70 Ti sa quite @ demand psvsd for the grades
for but meduu and better brands freely offered
.Sblsd holders Of very White Wheat Extras establish
but have not , e ~. sD the s PTq p :. 1en
oriiasr White attract very little attention and
e eiSs s1n!:eia and Love-
TIA. iS1's IsI fortnight vii he limited 70 th. 3 dU. The
sudden Thursday Friday 10 and sapehne have adj
M he present owing to the EIchange trade
sHy SI ss r NE ..l.s are b at SOC for
Supsrsns State % 79d $500 for EI 90 81 "a 81 = for
sa 81 ia for GOOD spns wheat EI 90 9i
@ 3 s6iPSn Ohio Round "a I.SP s e + e..
T,a: ST Ws. 81 s:;. and Western 1 White @Ss
o 9ss 9 Panty 4o % a 81 ~ i4 81 = ho Do
T California and oregon Flour heavy and quite DALI sales OF
100 ~ ,s of5 5S s SO for ordinary % good
Baltimore And Country 81 % n1 R Ss1s apa
land Delaware ard sGd& 20 od Family 49, 90 ks fopI Is
i PREiGnTs"Tc Liverpool BY sail loads Wheat at 3D. and by
GRAISITI. heavy feeling tina, Wheat market ls,
ssi ia ScrSt news from Europe sud limited arrivals
. ry 81 s.,ers ssvSSse both on the spot
STRIVE attracted The attention though
he large shipments be si ao1 exporters operating
and this description the reaction has been less marked Our sp
Owing the prrus iuilry Of tie crop by drouth
the North has been favorable for The ngAisn
the Wheat AID have secured the largest
crop harvested this continent aud s quality WAS
eIeed We have added largely sek which nov about
BUSH including 10000 bush White California Our exports
ending Aug 81 have been l3293Oo bush against @
bush e previous The exports since Dbl. day week have es
corresponding last To-day the market less
active the difficulty experienced selling Sterling
Exchange greatly restricts business and prices most kinds nominal
bur the shes ll2OvO bush al 52dG 50 for
Chsgo Spring the latter Tor Extra Choice aud Soft at 81 $50
~ 80 81 55os g for No Milageee and son at 4sd4l 81
ser evenings for Red State 6oGs 81 for Amber State
III - Tor White California 81 TIA ~ 20 for White Mcbgsn 81 "a
AmherdO 81 68 for White keuuekyi 81 I0d ~ - for White
81 Goa ~ 20 for White Souhe and 6!0sl 81 for Am
hcr BBIe5 Oats better au
good icIa4l; arrivals mod rate aud the snpp the canal
f06ac for New Ohio aud Western
a. aaoAl. the latter e choice State al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-06

August. 1882 show increase those OF the cor
responding period of 1858 OF $685., 8l9 Ga.
AS the road was built almost entirely by local sub
scrptiOns, the whole amount of its present bonded
debt is but g. $4,000.
The Company now has an opportunity Of purchas-
ing other railroad lines that will extend its business
connections, besides adding largely to the value OF
its present property To obtain the funds for these
purchases and to retire the present Indebtedness OF
9,45OON at maturity the Company has executed
mortgage TO James Punnett and Junlus D. Alexan-
der Of the City of Trustees upon Its en-
tire lines Of road with all its rolling stock, property
franchise and income to secure the prompt payment
of its bonds for eight million dollars These bonds
are for one kthousand dollars each, payable thirty
years from lst of April 1868 and bear per cent
interest. The coupons are payable April and Octo-
Der, at the Bank of America in NewYork.
The judcious investment of the proceeds Of these
bonds would of itself be good security for the ob-
gatiOn but they have the further guarantee OF first
mortgage upon the present road which has cost over
Fifteen Million Dollars and whose net earnings are
now double the entire interest obligation it would
assume,
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company is
well known to be thoroughly solvent corporation,
paying eight per cent dividends upon its stock. It's
managed by gentlemen of high character ana circuit,
and has never failed to meet all its liabilities Of
every kind at maturity.
The mortgage viii lie for an unusually small pro-
portion Of the value income of the property and
we therefore unQudIfcd'y recommend these Bonds TO
investors as in all respects first-cass security
1t is the purpose of the Company 10 issue at pres
ent only small portion of its Bonds secured under
this mortgage which we are authorized to sell,
90 ,,;4 Ut min in
terest.
j. b ALEXANDER & Co, No. 10 Nassau-st., n. I.
JOHN J. Cisco & Son, No. 50 Wal-st., ~ y.
SeDteDlbe = 1863
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Tie STATE OF TRADE.


ToSpos SEPT al mAmeran securities open ~ The l"Ni1
quotations: T. - FveTrentes 1862 80 1865, DID, ss 1901, bI
Ten Fori.es IS Illinois Centrsls 9li
LIVERPOOL Sept all mCoB, 20 quarter Tor Burope'n
LONDON sept 4-lJa m-Consos Opru 81 - ior both mohe
and the iccOuut Ene Railway shares ~. $3.50, .,
LIVKRPOOI, Sept 4ll5 mtotiOu opened dull Mddhug Up
lands, i3t GlJti, Miidling OdeIBI 1874 -,
LONDOS Sept 4-Sugr 4d4b cEt Tor No u Dulth SA
on the spot Lnseel Oh, 4Jl 10 y tuu.
4-NoOB-Tbe BOurss Is fst
HAVE Sept 4-Noon LOTIONS open quiet and STEADY. ~
LIVERPOOL Sept THE stock Of Cotton port is $4,000 bales
o Yesterday. -,
IoSDos Sept closed 80 for both and The
United States Rvesnty bonds 1882 8Jl ltba old b
1861 s2 TenFOr 70 Enc Railway shares 2Ji Illinois CeHi
9J3 $500 .,
LIVERPOOL Sept Al mCo,ton closed dn Mdng Upand'
l3d Mddlug Orleans l3di]L sales Of the day b0O bales o.
which 1909 taken for aud speculation The market closed
quiet Wheat II csnis for California waite and OidlG5 ia
No Red Western Flour Is bbL for Western Canal Corn 1t
quarter for European Oats bush feas so 10 Pots
1916 Of 3i n for BIsra Prime Mess Beef ~ 2
bb Cor Eastern Prime Nee, Lard 56 o. eWt Cheese o.
grades Of AmeTcsh Pine Baeon61 y eNt TOT
Cumberland Cut ROsn rs cEt Tor Common North Caroi1a
Petroleum g. y gallon for Spirits aud ls ior lie
tad Taow $40 Pewt TurPeuine, 20 ewt Lnsed OIL AZ
LoSpos sept G-Ln.e.d Cake. alo tun tr Thin obons
for feeding Talo- 46tGi69 o. cvt Sperm on az v tun
whale OF $50 Cacsa Liuseed o. o. Sugar a. $50
ow for No u Dutch STANDARD on spot
% ceBiiuea
ASrwKKP. Sept a. p m.-Petrolsum drn at Is rsues