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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27

The following is the movement I'm Dry Goods for the
week: Entered for consumption, sS5OSf Withdrawals
S37O655; warehOused, s3lS6O6.
The earnings Of the Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railroad
for the third week in November were
s17S 500 ls6a.... slHlss Increase s93h
The earnings OF the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
for the third week In November
Is6s..siIl 800 Is6s.....s iOe 29l Increase s2@s
The following are the customs receipts Tor the week
ending November 20 Boston, s2s21S7; New-York sls2'
$50; Philadelphia s1O2675; Baltimore, slS9,6lSi New
Orleans Oct IS to Nov 49, tsO6s4 San Francisco oot
80 70 Nov. Is, $500 500. Total, eS,l27,8s4.
The Chicago Republican of Wednesday says
The money market is without change thoughitspos
siby growing stringent as the demand appears 70
be increasing The steady drain OF currency 10 inc IN
terror for a week ten days past mas had the enSct
materially reduce theIsuppy here and some VI te pankS
York There little currency. coming IN put not
sufficient affect thelOuttow Regular customers uIo
accommodated with whatever funds they desire Dut III
some Instances they are obliged 10 accept smalIer
amounts than they ask for Outside paper Is not Whtu
and this class OF borrowers compelled 10 seek me
open market where rates Of interest ranging az
cent per month charged Bankers lend AT 10 per cent
per annum.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Wednesday says
The banks discount to extent for deposors
at 99l2 per the ruling figure being TO- In the open
market prime mercantile paper Is plenty AT l0ls pea
cent per month and good paper Is onered at t9
per cent Exchange continues heavy, WIN hree ~
ceipts, and only moderate mercantile deinhlu
are Indifferent about buying at better than l6OSZv on
as they are generally ordering currency from New OH
The counter with depOsltors are discount ouyhs'
aud zoe. discount TO par selling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27


Government bonds were duh and lower. in sympathy
with the decline in the premium gold. The transae
lions moderate and the market was without speou
lave interest At the close Of business the market
dull and steady at quotations
State bonds were dull and lower. Tennessee 6 per
cents exeOupOn. sold ct So Tennessee New per cents
5,aas; North Carolina per cents. al North Carolina
New per cents SOi; North Carolina New Special Tax
bonds "a South Carolina New per cents, CO. Missouri
6 per cents, 9Oi. Railway bonds were IN good demand
Union Pacific per cents sold at $40 ass Central Pacific
9 per cents, o. Western Pacific per cents were in
active demand at 90 and accrued interest Rock Island
per sold s51 Morris and Essex frss 96 Lake
shore Dividend bonds, s3bi Columbus, Chicago and
Indiana irsts 76. Bank and miscellaneous shares were
duh. Express shares were lower; Adams sold at b7s;
wollsFargo, ISL Pacific Mail ranged from 5f0S3 clos
ing 52a52t.
Railway shares we're active with large transactions IN
Northwestern Common at 7Aa753 Reading was firm
at 996992 The Vanderbilt stocks were weak and I'M
settled NewYOrk Central declined to l75 Hudson, 1864;
New.YOrk Central and Hudson Consolidated sold at sSt
while the scrip quoted at 79aSOA Harlem was duh
AT is2a1S3 Lake Shore Northwestern Preferred and
Rock Island were moderately active, at fractional
decline in rates Fort Wayne Guaranteed advanced to
s7i under q moderate investment demand. At the
second Board the market dull and lower; Harlem
sold at 1914; NewJersey Central, 81 Delaware, Lack
awanna aud Western, lO9 Morris and Essex sl Chicago
and Alton, 1874 After the Board there
an active demand for Northwestern Common
at 75a5 and Rock Island at 1914 alO The rest Of the
did not sympathize with this advance, but con-
tnucd weak and unsettled. Lake Shore was sold in
large amounts at SO ASA. NewYOrk Central and Hud
son depressed upon small offerings Of stock; the
new Consolidated stock dun at s99s9i and the new
Consolidated scrip sold at 90 At the close the market
was steady quotations The market continues to be
manipulated by professional SPECTATORS and lacks out
support Brokers report entire absence Of orders
and say that their unwilling to operate
until after the assembling of Congress.
The following were the closing quotations OF Govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
A CHOICE SECURITY.
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD.
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
NEARLY 10 PER CENT. CURRENCY
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
OF
NFw-YoRK AND OswEG0
MIDLAND RAILROAD.

THESE BONDS CAN BE REGISTERED.
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS PAID-UP STOCK SUB
sCRIPTIoNs No bonds issued on road under con-
struction issue limited TO 10000 per mile of road
built and in running order, BEING ONLY ABOUT HALF
THE ACTUAL CASH COST. The road is being built with
great economy for cash; $50 miles are already COM
pleted in the most thorough manner, equipped aud
running regular trains and the whole line lover 400
miles, it is expected will be completed within the en-
suing year It's of the most important roads in the
State of NewYorll. 1t shortens the route from New
York City to Buffalo 20 miles, and to Oswego % miles;
it traverses populous district destitute OF other rail-
road facilities, which must furnish it large and
profitable local business; and it will be completed at
an aggregate cost far below that of any competing
line. These advantages cannot fail to make ii one
of the best paying roads leading from the metropo-
lis and its First Mortgage Bonds one of the
safest securities ever issued. All mortgage bonds
issued on Railroads running from the City of Now
York are good, and the interest promptly paid, al
though some of them mortgaged for more than
double the amount per mile that the Midland is.
Among the bonds now offering we know of none
equal to these For the investment Of trust or other
funds there is nothing better; and III exchange for
Government Bonds they give large increase of in
come, beside capitalzing the premium. They are
meeting with rapid sale, and we have been gTatifed
70 find that they are taken chiefly by our most con-
servative and sagacOus capitalists in exchange for
Government securities. Price par, and accrued in
terest in currency. Circulars, pamphlets, &c, Oh
hand for distribution
GEORGE OPDYKE Co.
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Bankers. No. % Nassau-st.

HowEs & MACY, Bankers the same as an incorpo-
rated bank) No. 30 Wall-st. New-York. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits
PERSONS DESTROYS Of RECEIVING INTEREST for
their and having at all times subject to check
on demand. can do so by depositinR with this bank,
which allows Interest on the entire daily balances at
the rate of 4 per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part Of the world. with
immediate returns, at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE OF Stocks Bonds,
or Gold promptly executed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27

PHDAY Nov 2oWh only OJt fresh and about e,, NJ.
ihe msfie snl pgrI .. hEhi run on tht wl decided
brmuess beeTeA nc oleuga Of today g
BESIDE IA sAAnd 33 az WeehAwkru Nothing vey e5e As m
hence l6e The Top price Tor good fair 7@7 ew kepselr and iii
Thin IeIau too plenty rssdv or a. a.
prices The rates we're about &C. better than MondT or On psf
with like qualities sold 81 Wedne. ~ ~
CommunpAr cattle arrived late bot all likely to ,el2 wv
T. AieHanfsf Co sent IN 70 good Kentucky and M loi
10 W Fitch salesman. who disposed 81 the
price calling seAut e.t VI " w.
C. for himself ahd hcPhefs0p Ts,,,. -,
ewt Tor w W. Mellhany, Al Toe wv ''1AN'O VI ~
T. Bry for e. q BugZs l5J Ohio and Illinois steers "a t v,,..
common To- good al ll0l3lc > ''N' '"'s'
TOssy seas sod their ~ nOis 6. eat Al lat..
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3iuuntial.
WE OFFER FOR SALE, AT % AND AC-
w CRUBD INrkRBSr
TBB PIRsT MoRTOA0B SINKING FUND
CONVERTIBLE PR CENT BONDS


BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAILROAD Co..
HAVING FIFTY WARS TO RUN -
PRINCIPAL AND INrRRBsr PAYABLE IN GOLD Coh'
Free sl Government Tar,
Having thoroughly eIamiue the security offered these boads We
esnsenty them safe aud hrst class investment
Issued section OF the h"ad a. last
Che successful operation Two aud BALI mil
expended this read bgbtybree miles have now
@ aS equipped add already sAOs large earnings and DASss
rapidly
Pamphlets part,ouhar. be bad application
HENRY CLBNS Co, 81 WALlsST.h T.
PEsNsrLvAria RAILROAD CoNPAnr,l
PRssDHNrs Owes PHLADELFInA, May II, 1903 }
Messrt IINsK, CLsWs s. Co.. y WalhsL
ySrtENS ofhe l7h uit for opnioh
condition aHi prospects sths burlington. Ceat haps and
Huur.uis Of tie country through Nhh
probable Of tie enterprise would hae that hiers
CompaB1 ourselves 70 the Ptse.caby Of the
enterprise.
The ofhe hourshuE cities the Northern
Miapp River direction the great
Cedar VALLEY points the ne vito ar
different nearly all Of Which must BE-
NJ lsss, tributary OF iecsiens 10 this road
This ehrpns. destined 20 become 10 connections With others
hf onaTace Of the great nnt hoes from Lake
Sgp4ts Rapids and Burlington 10 NJ Louis and 10
i The Toledo Peors aud WaSaw, aud NE PenhhhA
I'M s,, from This he popaa, condition eoustry sog the
b. Of this Road great produetVen- ahd Ws give suheeoi
Of local business wheb for road The best re
good usr 81 the prosperity through which
uBi the @ that the COMPANY reports
Lac puhing handrd and J miles Of the
the necessity
iOr The Road. Yours veu respectfully -
J. EDGAR THOMPSON. !
Pre.dert Of the Penasy Vauis Railroad Company r...
CHARLES t. FROST, '~eoN
toFt Tssd Peora nd warsaw Rail el
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Canal, T,ssis. ana Rairodd. ,.
Nov Bg11 bales Cotton 70 pigs Ashes ~ al hbs Foui Io
bush fs hush Corn, l4ooI bush Ost l9O bu.s bah
Barley bnsh bush Patsced b bush
BsAu % pigs Blekwheat Pou s ptg Haed pifelssn 20 bG
Spirits TuIpentns b hb Roin 2st hls Poh ST pig Beet ~
pkg Cot Meai 800 pigs Lard 100 ke Lard y pgA stssrn W
pkgs Batter Cheese 900 hb o. pig bred FrsL
90 Hops 6 sides Leather bids Tobeeo ~ bones To-
kacoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.


AID the ; @ su III Rs0 S T':@ Srss ~
Kn, sli IBOs CsHtra' ss Atlantic and Great
LvESroot Nov aell mcOon opened steady M s1dluE
Up.nd hddius Orleans t sale: o. the wees .oS
port bales Of which rs 90 Americana receipts Of me weei
port isS .ds9 Wheat % s:Tts,
=. quart, Gr S.n:9AS hsssO s.
%6s., Tor three y S I Tss 81 sss s are
"i Fass t' so sa'sS T II Bo" opened da R.s:
e.asi Ssson States sTo'~'ny bonds
PnssRmSr Nov S1Uuied states Five OpeOsd f
hT So sGS c. Rsn' Ss.n ns SO ss francs for Stand
P.ni. No, ssTh, BOurse closed srn Rsu., TIN eoe
LoSpos Nov 2e-4U m-Consols closed ., s9i0so for beth
and the account Aenesn securities soS q1s1 'Sa ss
pores M steady Bs Railway shares al Illinois cshsra
iTrTrooI Nov $50 m-Co,.ou srmsr; Mddng w
lands asd SddiSg ossa, ~ sai sales Of the Cay 1900
LasDos Nov kssnsd Petroleum. us gallon. Ln'ssd OIL
DOMESTIC MARKETS 20.
aBAtrmoRa Nov 2CoonNstFeseiP. Of the veei go bale,
St" "n,;, n6 Ssr sO S Sis' '''' O's'
BUTTILo Nov 2s--ReeeptPOur 1900 bblsi Wheat $4,000
SS:.. % Corr as.. Re- arrive 3;
o5ss PORK S3aes9' "a Lard. isoSc Hishwins
IoTr,1nGa SaS -cotton quiet, Mdius ale RlogI q"s
unchanged eip qus, and unchanged Hogs s"s so 20 10
s S,SS % i Ra Sa IA 70 9s Lee Gear RIO ] @ Clear
SIDE. lsle LAID l'c WHISKY dun and nominal -,,,
ALBAsr 26Wheat quiet aud ntehanged Rye u somewh
sales Of 55 bags State at shnat 81 Corn rather
quiet bot steady Of $50 bush Western hred TO- Barley Is
dali freely offered lots aud saI. s,s Of $50 bush Canada
West As Ba Qune R lhosL Oats steady With good supply
and moderate demsbd sales o. 100 bush State al sale
PHILApELPSii S55 ea go: 5@,7T upsuds AZ
a. ;iddlsg Orleans asis Bari steady No 9ooe.q 80
seed srn 81 sod % fsI seed 90 y Feer 1setve So
perdBe IS 3 55 6l EorthWestern Extra fan
w. S5 $3.50 u.s. PenuayivShA do 900 80 s9 0ho Do Sh0
90 So Paney IS T56S7 50 Wheat dul Red qaSI WAITE
40 Ryesesdr at al 6f6St TO- Corn held smy Old Yellow
81 "a, New slegSe Mixed Western 81 o9gSl H. Oats IN lat.
demand At GUd62c BArey-PonrroWed 70 PeI9lepH p9fS
slowly Crude 2lc Refined 3 Groceries unehsnged Provisions
lee. 6rn. whiskI declined to 3 0& for ronbound . -
DtITuoHK Nov 5-Cotton Mdd1E Uplsnds NORMALLY lc
Pon fairy scivs Wheat sciivs add higher Prime TO
choice Red Al a ana 15 Coru srm Prime White SO09'c Old
do dali at Sc Ssc Rs d9l a. 81 Mess PORK
less trm Al asa Bacon Rib Sides lei09c Clear sides
gIe Shudrrs I5c Hans 6rD at lsc WHISKY
.onswhat excited sales al O5 but sellers hakiBg 81 90
NuWAuKkE Nov 2-POur active bat unchanged Wheat
steady At 9ie for No. L. for No Corr nomina Oats nomlos
Rersp-4 bills Flour 100 90 bush Wheat bhPmoaS- wv
bbts kiour, OO0 bush Wheat
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the South and West continue active; to-day there was
renewed demand from Chicago. and considerable aln0
were forwarded to Louisville and Cincinnati
Sterling Exchange was dull and steady az quota'lons'
London, 90 days. lOSIelO9; London sight, lSt %iVs
london tprme commercially, 60 days. 1851 slOSi; Paris
long. 6ls,a5171; Paris short, 5l5ss 515; Antwerp,
S1saa6I7t; Swiss, 5lsia517a; Hamburg, s5iSSe; Am
sterdam 4Oi S4Oi Frankfort 4O;a4oI Bremen 'Ss"';
Berlin. 7lie7lt
The transactions Of the subTreasury to-day were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27
FAMILY MARKETS.
IT nHIIt4I HIIfIfINIFH'
or LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW. YORK

or LIVING EXPENSES IN NETWORK.
FHtBAr Nov. 70 1852
Poar claim, prssmnsres the market u,' aad eh.p,i
Hundreds Of itnrrsn dealers and loc
traders tured poultry merchants offer somewhat suqu,ed
chickens tarfrTb l5 v n. msny
ubs birds fouxh skBhrpssn Others
still loseI With good taisy bDsc v n. dealers
DIVE rnshing trade Ner
plenty Duess Had dur In the market Yea too
ye abundant Mutton pntss ard cheapest
sst line though Pea changes
other departments Coal Ia uortug tad somssLat irregular
uu0s:
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Having had all the papers and
documents relating to this loan ex-
amined by competent counsel and
pronounced complete and sufficient,
and having personally examined
the same, which we find regular
and perfect, and having had our
own engineers examine the road
and property, whose reports are sat,
isfactory, we do, with the utmost
confidence and satisfaction, recon-
mend the EIGHT PER GENT
FIRST MORTGAGE G OLD
BONDS OF THE ST. JOSEPH
AND DENVER CITY Rail-
ROAD COMPANY as a SAFE,
SURE, and PROFITABLE IN
VESTMENT, worthy the attention
of capitalists, investors, and others.
w. 2. CONVERSE d Co,
TANNER & Go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27
Money was In good

Money was In good demand at 6a7 per cent call
loans Commercial paper moderately active at oal2
per cent for strictly prime names. Good paper was
quoted at 6aS per cent The shipments Of to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27
FORT KEARNEY.

Total length of Road 271 Miles.
Distance Mortgaged, Ill Miles,
and at the rate of only $13,500 per
mile on a completed road, costing
to build and equip more than
double the amount mortgaged.
Trustee for Neutrality-suspicious.
ers' Loan and Trust Company Of
New York.
This line Of Railroad is the Ex-
tension of the Hannibal and st.
Joseph RailrOad, arith its connections
North and East, and the ST. LOUIS
AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD, aUitb its
connections South and East, both
lines conrerying at 81. Joseph, and
connecting at once aUith the st.
Joseph and DeaUer city Railroad,
running West through Eastern Kan
SOS into tile heart Of Nebraska, and
connecting acith the Union Pacific
Railroad at the city Of Fort Kear-
neg, making the shortest route knOrn
to California and Pacific States.
These Bonds have Thirty Years
&c run from August ID, 1869, Pay
able at Maturity in Gold in the
City of Newly York.
The interest is payable in Gold
on the 10Th of February and August
in each year, at the rate of Eight
Per Cent, Free Of Government Tax,
in New York, London, and Frank
fort on-the- Main, at the holders
option, without notice, and at the
following equivalents on a 1000
Bond
In New-York, $40, gold.
In London, fS As. I'D.
In Frankfort-on-the-Main, 100fo
On $500 bond, One-half these
amounts respectively.
They are Coupon bonds in de-
nominations of $1,000 and $500,
but can be registered, and on sur
render of the Coupons can be con-
verted into Registered Bonds.
Company's Capital Stock,
$1O,OOO,OOO
to which nearly $4,000
900 is subscribed and
paid up by local sub
scrfptiOns, which amount
has, and is being ex-
pended on the road.
The Company have
100000 acres of SUI
perior land Immediately
adjoining the line. This
was a grant direct from
the U. s. Government to
aid the Company in their
work, and at the Govern
ment price of 80 so per
acre, has a value Of S4,00O,OOO
While the loan is only 81, 800, 900
and is the only debt against the Com
pany.
The issue of 81, 100000 of these
Bonds is all that can be issued by
the Company.
Bonds sent and packages received
free of Express charge, and market
able securities converted without
commission to parties investing in
these Bonds.
We offer these bonds at the low
price of 81 and accrued interest in
currency, with the reserved right to
advance the price without notice.
Pamphlets, maps, and informa-
ton furnished on application.
Parties desiring safe and lucra-
tive investments should lose no time
in investigating these securities.
w. Z. CONVERSE d Co.,
Commercial Agents,
81 Pine-st., New-York.
TANNER 81 Co.,
Fiscal Agents,
40 Wall-st., New York.
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SlhARiN
Of Tie. 10 hhds-. aHd l7i0l8e "a tea ...-.,.-
SUMACSic Is selling AZ SbI@sl Tor he oS ana siOVS0'
for the lgt grades aud 475dS 100 f Virurl ,o,.,,
TALLOwThe market ar,e andsteadv sales 90 70 az inllo
WlUsKY-Thes has been doing today s TIE mart M
settled though higher; sales Of TO b6b 81 esl ~ closing
L M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27

OYyioH oY ToLHDo PEoRIA WAkAA~ RAILWAY Co
% KIcHASGE PLACE. HxvlokK. Nov n. 1859
THE HOLDERS of the First Preferred Stock
hereby nassd that's DIVIDEND Of ELEVEN
CKST has been declared sad stock such dividend Will
beang Cerscates
will be ready delivery the once Of
"a. CsmpsaJ BIohsng place sad alter Jss 1872 to the ei
be Al The nK booka The transfer books Oths First Pre-
fersd Stock 70th December aad reopen AFTER Jsn
THOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27

o. 1881 50 for Whit. Michigan and o. tSssl s. for Wit.
GsOe:es Bars is fn and NOR ;ege d. ri IL for CsSsd.
East and 81 SOS Csuad West oia I've ,S 100
are & SS.S It sis rs of aud Bs STy Sss a.: and
SsssSip and SI%s 10" RYE active And steady
bash At 81 Western ,GS - I6Ssm.B % r.. Sas
arr TOOS bus6 al 81 oJes on Coz Damp and oH'Vpndi western
GTNsfs sI .S S CLOTH Isvs dun to-day at sei7e for
Ae sS as s IN fair trade at
HAYw continued small rs i@9 1 ss s1a 40 BE- IS
for retail os straw selling " SVG''e' i'i 'D'' -"
HoPSSS ao' Sqist We 0qSs SsT Michigan sis q as
Common 70 Good At SGzt1i 81, H o. ~ as
HBMPThs demand for Nala continues AND prices are noni
,g'oy Wv =. IT rn,s y follows:
clean o S s5ss Int ut: ol. arr;s; &C.
Manila o ~ gHs .S sS s .s p TN ssSs $50
WORCESTERSHIRE general dull aud anengsa WIN :, n S
NJ Hs ~ sSo d al 50 RSds Rico S9 and
has been only moderate business II American
5rop Copper since our a.i P .. saS Pr ou without
movement; prices are nominal articles coming under ta'
heSV haze 6s. with only S ira aa and spirits
dali steady Rou quiet at former prices i " "
spit: TuD Tree 81 aso Ro.u, pale PSSl SS3
G Crude Tnrp..''. R SsS: %i"ddS o.
Ro.6. ;.Ia9s Tar S8s TGonV 6 80
RSan. No No. INV 90 Pitch bs sa "a, o +:
former M,Ha'95 .1 OH S We 'Fs .a nataI nc
Am Libsd Cd. casks b g2g 80 RedOl "esI oi'u e7aa -
s : ES 4 e. Is Is
"A iia61@ S. t:. n0
ai;:ii WI; a lS o'ys S' s.i gle casks
81 :;a, 80 i g sea- RITs R:sS:G il Us
PR0VISONS-We bsve market for POrt to-day but prce,
:ens ssF Hs. ss is s s:' .io
1911 ~ 90 BE mSI, oas sales Of b6s s46s M PLAIN Mess
g; F Pm. Dc Mes. T SS ; ;sa %
Ham. are isy former rates. sales Of " oe. ~ p 800
Gan n'' s. esS '@' d1 nj @ ss
Dressed os are Tens HE NE d ,s a sc Tor No se Coz
GU for Pair to Prime Kettle Rsndsred for fa'ors
bn.nss. has been only tnd confined to ths
home trade vsry little demand from Shipper We Fno'e; .ass
STATE ' sfiiS AID bali sitia tubs good
State half Gku tubs. fair To good'
STATE Welsh tubs good choice. So
Ohio COED to choice Ss,Ss
Ohio Western, fair to good as to SssiG
| CHsrsE-The market Is dali wspsoie' ,7,ala,
stat FACTORY prime choice, y D,.''''''''''',
fair 20 good hcnry
state dsihes, good to choice None
BBgish dairy. Cenn
Bogli,b DAIRY Ohio good here.........'.'''''' S
Vermont dafy. common 10 choice % az
Ohio FACTORY. GOod
sPBTRoLRgMTl RArtsi continues dull Tor e0'a q"a' anu
Crude (SSsf1 gravity, IN bulk rlI2P'"SS9 s3sE
Crude lio@iI grayiyl IN shipping eriei 80 hit AL AZ,
Refined DO ts.t,, s.bd,r
Resned testl prime hight TO Ji9yt
Napatbs resnea G5075 90 @
Tsd1"@ i I ds dias A. a. rates. sale. Of
Carolina a 7d the stock large bat not receiving may a''1
sUGAThs demand r Raw. extremely gb, from al garter.
snd though boders not pressing business the ., s
DO m!GiIicj bids nj il.e for Cuba re for
Porto Rcoi and 40 bote. Havana at lOiG hehnra s1.s
l5lal5c for ards. 4 0iie for SO Wbio fIGe '' hi"a
sFFbs~Csicatss Iiu.sed !, dull ., 50 soasa el gold
1 gOAP-We small sales Of CASTLE 81 l23dlJc gold
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Fowls. 4 chicks.
VRCETAuTFa
Potatoes. Pt9L .2oat5
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

COAltan. 10 oealo % Hob.y SthB an Mill a, als
Kerosene, gst2ds ass lIoaa, AZ, bi5
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FRIDAY. nov. 26-P. NJ

Gold sold at 124i, 124g, 124J and closed at
r2gal24l. The clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank
were So $4,000 and the balance $SO76O6 The Govern
ment sold sOOOOOO Gold to-day the bids amounting to
262OOO The following were the awards:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27
THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported for tbs TRIauNEf
FRIDAY. Nov o. 1852
AsHKs-Pos demand 81 Ji9s762k
Pearls dull
BUILDING MATERIALS without special change and business
allv ia eouots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27

CoTTOETbsrs has been good demand to maturing
tracts the Gdyices from abroad favorable and with much
offering the market shows generally stronger tone aud slight adj
desirable grades though the weakness gold has
sale sOf 100 bales ( last evening GHd 10
se Of which 1881 90 to exporters LIS to consumers s TO
and go transit future delivery leo bales November
ze $50 November 24ic 100 December 24i 200 January 2
100 February 2tc 100 do CAST evening" 2i aud 200 March, 2e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27

RICB-A fair jobbbg doing former rates. sales OF ~ yea
Carolina the stock large, bat not receiving May Aauos
present =. - ., --,---
snd pressing business the market h re'
Fair Refining aopt @t oa
DO ollie; 81 2o6 bids - II oc for Cun iIt b
Porto Rco 0lc Refund selling soN
isaI5so HAris 0liie for So White lGliie o' hIin
c. and l3t04e for yellow. .,
sOAP-We no small sales OF CASTLE 81 Hobo gold
SKINTbere moderate demss for Goat 81 about former
prices Deer rmahs fairly EeVt buys sst sellers are apa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27

1fiue.....ss.. ~
Tngcs, cal 1901 %
PIGS Feet, dor..45dJ
sheep Tongues. - 0JO
Pigs tongues ib.-0lt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27

Veal .hl PINE 21d2t
Cen. 10 med. .lfnl0
Pore a. pnrnslsDl4
Com. h. med lo0lz
CutletA
Heads. each. so ds0
Sheep haslsss.... 51 6
Beef heArts......25d90
Calves feet. set. sndSO
llaslets. each. .6019O
Swee, bread.
a. % NAL IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-27

MEArs-FREsH.
IEATs-sALT. sMOKRD. Z
POULTRY AND GAME

.DucEs,malrd pr88D al NJ
6DN 70
Canvas - JJd4 o.
Broad hiil.....5if N a
Red head. -Nl on
Wood. 80. n 50
W OO'ieock..l coal IS
PrAineChickEl % Oil0
PArtrdge....2O0d2 %
Rabbits. 500 u