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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02

A correspondent thinks there is some dis
crepancy of sentiment, or of statement, in the
following letters from the same pen. The
reader will judge for himself:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05

COPPERTbere very little inquiry from source to-day aud We
have sales 10 advise prices before With most holders hnn
FLOUR AND MKAThe market for western and state Flour u
fairly active prices again lower and close hea the demand has
export demands Medium grades much depressed "
1900 bb S5 IS for SupctDe stse - $50
90 Is for Extra do sc 0S7 03 for Fancy stste % 0*o ~
for the low grades Of Western ErA S6 20tbD % COCO 70 choice
Spring Wheat kItras &C 1898 for Minnesota ana Iowa E~
s6ds7 O5 for City shipping Extras; S $3.50 70 o 6hgpng
Ohio Hoop % 1885 10 for Te brands 80 @Us for
Family S6 ia 10 IS for Amber Winter Wheat State and West
e; Sc 4O0S7 for White Wheat d. DO &c 0sB for Family
do sc for ST. Louis Extra Singles 80 s6db7 50 oi Co.
Double 81 550Ss for Triple California and Oregon Poa
via the Horn southern less aeye the medium grades
are sassr sales Of at 90 30166 for ordinary 10 good
E1tra Baltimore Country SO 5Od 81 FOE Extra Georgia and Vr
ginia S70S0 for Family do SO S@S7 for Extra Msry
isud and Delaware aud o. aS for Family DO do Rye Flour Is
easier and closes da sales Of 200 bbs - ao9se Corn Meal Is
Quiet but ad sales ESQ bbs at IS IS for Yellow Wess IS 80
for Jersey and SO p for Brandy vine Bueknheat Tour dull and
bel above the views Of buyers at 84a94 30 " lW ID
fRRGHTs Change by sa 10 Liverpool loO Dos Wheat At
3D. and d British bark WAS chartered TO
Cork. for orders with $3.50 bbls Petroleum at 6E o. .
GRAIEThe Wheat markets. lover though fairly serve The De
chiefly export have bad good milling n9s
tie market closing Somewhat unsettled e safes
bu1h at 81 Is tot Mixed Sprug 81 80 Tor Old NO chicago epng
81 Z5U 81 81 for Red Westerns 81 va IS for Amber do ns
o EItra - ~ for Amber State $50 81 O. for White elRsn
inside price Tor small lots railroad depO 81 for Amber South
Barley Malt FRI aud moderate demand sales OF 1000 bus
Prime State at III S. Data lower and close dull and unss
dj the sales 10 500 bush New Ohio and Western at 60dtI
Fair Good at railroad depot 6066lc the latter for choice State
Rye heavy quiet Corn dull and lower and heaj tbs
sales 1900 bush Damp sud UnsDupd at b5d5c New western
MIXED at Sea 81 o. the latter for choice at the close
IlDEShe k for Dy Hides continues dull and prices with
change Upger Leather Hides qaet; hear Of sales
We eaOtS Du Hde-BueaOs Ayres atdsS d. 2iazsc Baspos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05

Ing the road with vgo and expects reach
Wells by Christmas
The Chsca0o ReDnbIiean Of Friday says:
The demand for discounts was active to-day and
the market closer than 1t has been at any time
this Pail Some of the banks were Obliged to refuse
day paper. The feeling is quite stringent, and
the opinion prevails that ne relief can be OBJ
has been entirely cleared. Exchange was scarce and
rmer. Early sales made at eighty cents discount
and even at that figure the offerings were light The
counter rates are unchangedllo discount buying and
par selling
The Mi,ers Journal Of Saturday says that the quantity
sent by railroad last week os47J5 by canal s07OS
for the week, 122255 tuns, against l09 for the
responding week last year. The trade continues dull but
since the Scranton auction sale has taken place It will
doubt improve TO some extent at least the decline
not as great as was supposed 1t would be.
The members of the Gold Room held an executive
session to-day, when the Committee appointed satur
day TO devise and report plan for clearing gold sub
mitted the following:
"RKw-YoRk Oct 4, 1869
Your committee appointed consider the subject Of Gold
and p soas .m. Rsy Would
st That we deem desirable establish some simple and safe
system o. clearing contracts IN gold.
- o. That we deem II practicable
HENRY CAxsLos, Chairman"
This report was adopted, and the additional time asked
Mr. Robert Waller then submitted the following
which referred to the committee appointed TO devise
plan, &c.
Gold Exchange shall all gold the follow
ing shall be cleared uniform pnce which
be fixed by the presiding officer and must be cent s than the
closing price Of the day preceding at 3 D.
That the MAXIMUM price for clearing shall be 100 until otherwise
ordered -
the maximum price changed by twois vote Of the
Exchange executive session called By the President for that
with not less than Eve days notice.
the balance due shall be paid into bank
whose receipt shall be valid for the cleaTng
That to dealers Be paid by said bank
company The rule for the clearing department to be hereafter
6Isd."
TABLE Of the Aperage Amount of Loans Spece Crcu,a.
ton, Deposits, ana Legal Tenders The Banks Of the
CITY OF Neu-Iork for The tceek ending saturday, Ocf
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and 23s of So H. poor at q per head They sold 5oo
head during the week at A d7c. H. or ~ 40 each
Kase, Hauver Co sold lT3, averaging u es each, with
q range Of id6c y 10.
AT HUDSON CITY.
Jndd & Buckingham sold 7 12o head at 70 70 each.
Bliss a. Djmmick sold 16T2. averaging s. o..
Kase Hauyer Co. sold l,049 sheep and lambs at 70 So
head.
AT FORTY -EIGHTH-sr
With 5,i2e head arrived for to-day's trade. Hume
Elliott sold l05 Mich sheep b. Mt 6tc and 265 State do
e2a95 d. at Glc also State lambs SO 06 Is, at 8c 40
do at o. 50 each and q OF Canadas at ST. Total,
$500, averaging "a 30 per head ,
j. Kirby sold 40 o. Sheep, rs n, at &C.. 100 do 748S
&c. SO Of rs 10 at 5tc % extra Canadas l20b. 7ic 70
Canada Lambs son. ic &C Of So H. 7lc and lSl OF 60 b.,
SIC. Weeks sales, 1884, averaging 81 81 per head
McGraw & Reid sold 402 Mich Sheep. 70 ID, &C.; I97
State "a rs each and 70 Fine, $50 b state Lambs at sc
with allowance Of lc head sOakage on account or
the rain Totals, 1880, averaging "a "a per head.
At Fortethsr., A Van Vert for Asbury Leach, 4,of
head at ~ Al each.
SWIEE.-Receipts OF 1876 vary only about 400 from
last week Those the trade have the thing so under
their control that they regulate the supply so as 70 Keep
the market strong. Dressed are unchanged, selling NJ
1874 l3c with nearly all the hive between ~ and Oic
On sale to-day, n at Weehawken, to be sold
after killing and 40 at Fortiethst Sales alive, at
the latter place, 96 Mch 1856 lbs and las Ohio 163 lbs
Ohio lbs 40 Ind 191 lbs and los Mich 1873
lbs, Osc H. 1874 lbs 10ic: II do 1913 bs l0ic 22O
do 2OGt lbs and SO Ohio pigs, 81 bs 1Osc On tuesday
last about 1900 Jersey dressed hogs were thrown upon
the market and sold at 1364c the supply being greater
than the demand early In the season. The weather
has been uBfavorable since for killing.
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nnNIpSrrn MIpKRrs

Cno.oo Oct 4-Fcgr acl,e = esSss 70, Spring EIt,,s
gHs a. : NEE. of Ne 10 " a s s'G Ne
seller October the latter seller last half Corn close. nominal at
s SS 1sG AND .ss fs@1Hsa o.
sner It soc for So Barley doll for No. aud 1S?' , =, o. ~
81 81 a. s,:s as5@%s: s$ F! ss dp,i;
aSc Rough sides 1sl1ic Cattle active 8 IS 70, eo%%o.
S,as oi LEV. ara o.s s', s9% IS @ G
SO IS Nor choice Freight, quiet but firm AID higher At &c.
for two d..~SooS bb Flour wheat ISL 1000 bush
seUs Sas a"c b5. Flour oo bush wheat $4,000
bush oats, 900 bash RYE moo C .sx . ,saas. for Mid
dus Flour droopne Penn Extras Family 90 rs
& Wheat da doop1si Red 81 o. Am6s; q g Rive
da. 81 o. CornLinied safe. Ises at 81 ~ Mhea western.
ne Refined 9ia5le CossNone IL trsi hard. Sugar G9sti
f ..: :as i's s9sS 9s'' At '"' PROVISIONS a''rs
Nidrs, gdz7ic Flour duh and lowers HowAst Snpersos 500
90 as d. Er! 2?S$7 rs DO ra%ly - os rs 30 o,
G$loS sapege Sop DO Er,s % E4 Sc o.
81 Fs ss Il iC Yes 80 ii co. M,.d western dull
Re 5 i Ms's sss qH ,ss d I,' sa s
9a9le whky drlu .na 10 f tsnaT a. : zlSsi 2Iic
wG GS.'s 81 20 Co Com ID Sat Saa soc rye edGc
Tobacco quiet sales hid. " 70 P .sS s,, p S, sc
Lard, i9c Hgbaiue. 6na at II IS
ssaSs oa acisi.r SC r. s; Sc, eco
Flour hush Wheat $4,000 BUSH Corn,
' cgSe aS,e D Oct tgFou d Family IS CO.'S whes,
dahl n%hs dong Ps, 'oaaI Re- p %sI LIS. Cor? sT, eS
nee doll, not sble better than irregular Sith small
saes; Mddiag 2682i- Tobacco unchanged WHISKY 81 TO-
dosing asking ~ H. Pork uucbEgei and dali Lsd unsettled
held 4 flc Buk Shoghers held 5c Clear Sides IBc nth
DO s,,a ieo3 held firmly ~ Gc demand hght sales Of Clear
Rb and Clear Sdes at those Quotations
MgxPH 4-CsttOn inner A 62iie receipts 80 bale'
,trorts GO b4es uuchar1rd Corr III 1881 IL Oats
PORK Bi So Lard, 2002lci Bseon-shouldeTs lSic
sides. 2llc. 49,. -
CLgTxASp A-wheat heavy aud declined 7lda; No Red
~ TatI Ia No Red 81 lide 10 Corn nonlnA ose 90
unchanged RE heavy 81 for No. SOd91c for
No 2 Barley quiet aud nominal 49,.
Ar Louis Oci -Iohseeo and unchanged Cotton dul Md
ding. 2ie Tuur very doll aud unchanged Wheat dull sud an
rb.nged Corn declining MIed. bulk. 7ic Choice White Doc
Cie- Yelos sacks White Oats unchanged BARLEY hfm
fr hoice spring 9o Choice to Prime Is Rye
tgl AZ dg5c NLr steady I'll Is Pork quiet AID nomipalV
~ Dry s,ei shoulders. Isle Clear Rib sides lBe Clear
sides ~, Sboadrr lie Clear Ne. 2ODutc
g.,r K6 sides. iOic PG Cuvad Hams l9 d1u!c Sngsrcnrd
Han. 2le quiet, choice Tere sc Neg Dc Cattle .ciise
grasG Live Hogs active At tId ~ for stock 81 20
R-erpt-1IoOO bills Four 81 100 bush Wheat 1900
bu,h Corr Oats 1000 bash Rye $500 bush Barley
MILWAUKEE, 4-Flom dull and unchanged Wheat quiet at
81 u ~ No steady. Corn dull at zoe for No Rye steady
n, unchanged. Grain Frrsht, duh and nonal IN
chance R-r-p-Jl0 ls Flour. 7V0 bush Wheat 20@ bush
Corn 49, rsh Shpmeuts2O01 bbs Flour, 10000 bush
Wheat
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Ter CdndI, FeSs>Is and TduNTOddN
I-32T2 bales Cotton - 800 bills Flour 1850 bags Flour
334|7 hush Wheat 503 bush Corn 10 I'll bush Oats OS+ buse
Malt sl4 bush BARLEY 81 bills Tar 27s bbis Ron, 21 Lard
23 pkg Butter 53 pigs Taow &c bbS Copper $50 bills Eggs ~
bses Hops Hides as hhd Tobacco 47 bags Cotton Seed tl
bush Farsee i2J Beans 60 bb Cora Meal
$50 bags Corn Meal III bags w. Pogr $50 pgs Refined Pero
Spirits Turpeune 10 bbis Crude Tupenne sf bills
Pitch B. pkgs Lard 5o2 pkga Cheese All pkgs Dried Fruit goa
ps Oh Cake s3t bills Whisky 500 bales Wool 694 sides Leather
55 balls Hides Starch Bees
ITO sacks Copper Ore GIT pkgs. California Vino.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LONDON Oct al m.-Couscs at 9) for both aud
the United States FyefwenIie. 1852 eat 1868 1861
e3; TenPores 76 Stocks 6nn Erie 2t Illinois, S4i Atlantic
and Great Western, 2TI
al m-Coston-The market steady
Mddng Upaud lid Mug Orleans 2id The sales of the day
have not yet been estimated.
LONDON 4-Lipserd Oil. $50 1871 p tun.
LONDON Oct Al mConso 93i for both and the
FyeTwenies. 1852, sat; 1885, old 83i TeRFore 76t
Eries,
LIVERPOOL Oct ~ m-Cotton-Ths market sfmer The
sales of tie day estimated at 49, 900 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. Oct. 4-P. NJ.

MONDAY, Oct 4-P NJ
Gold sold at $50, 100, 1901, 1884, closing at 1924
0l2sE
The motion reference to the Gold Exchange Bank,
requiring Its managers show why permanent
Receiver should be appointed is to be heard tomor
in the Supreme Court II the Bank is shown to be
solvent the present unsettled OF Sept will be
Immediately arranged.
Government bonds ul at a decline OF 10 per
cent the closing prices OF Saturday Tho transac
xlons moderate in amount and confined to Invest
ment buyers State bonds we're actye Tennessee per
cents opened 6l aud advanced TO Ga new per cents
were weak, declining from IS TO 5li North Carolina
bonds were steady Missouri per cents sold at sG Lou
siana per cents, IS; Louisiana Levee per cents So
Railway bonds steady with small transactions.
Miscellaneous and bank shares were dull and neglected
IMPRESS shares dull and steady; Adams sold at So
American, 3 Pacific Mail stronger selling at Gil
&si
Railway shares were dull and comparatively steady,
1he principal transactions were In NewYork Central,
Reading, Michigan southern, Northwestern and st
ang 93ia94i; Michigan Southern, s14ds4i; Northwest
ern Common 7O97l Northwestern Preferred, s3i asst
She market was devoid of speculative interest and
transactions were limited The panic Of the
past week caused general distrust OF values and
mo speculative movements be inaHgurated in the
present unsettled condition business At the close the
che balance of the list. The Directors of the Michigan
Southern Railroad have been in session at the Union
Trust Company today but adjourned until tomorrow
Nothing official transPed in reference 10 the meeting
The following were closing quotations of Govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKEr-ocr. &

Beeres very Dun; sale. $500 bead At deic for Extra Pene'ai,
and Wr,r Steers; Choice, d3c for Far Ia Good
!dGc !, gr ior Common sheep upchdnged sale, Of 900
rsd al oc 4 gross Hogs In demand NJ advance sales 700
head :, +lJ JJaBl for SiOpfd Oh s0GsD 80 Y cat Tor
(orn.f TEL
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for TEX TRIBUNE. !

Carefully reported for Tx TnIBuyEl ,,,,
moderately active and steady; sales Of ~ bs
at 81 37lOb7 6k5 for Pots -, IL.
,dy though exporters somewhat discouraged By he de
clue gold; manufacturer appear % want stock but y are
ISL bales 4 Saturday evening and 55 10
e1 OF taken for export including go transit
700 6 by spectators for future delivery we note 100
for a6i 200 do for December and 700 @ January on
private terms basis Of Low hddhng equ9e as onoMt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BONDS FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, ISSUED BY THE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA Kali
ROAD COMPANY-Wo confidently recommend these
Bonds as frst-cass investment. At the price they
Weld about 10 per cent interest per annum. Only u
limited amount are offered before advancing the
rate Pamphlets and full particulars can be mad OH
Henry CLgws & Co., No. 30 Wall-st,
Financial Agents Of the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
And the following for Railroad bonds:

Money was In good supply at per cent currency
Interest The demand from stock brokers moderate
Commercial paper was in better request and few
transactions reported at ranging from 10 to
per cent The banks in an easy condition, and are
supplying their customers with their line OF dis
counts.
Sterling exchange frmer with limited trans
actions Prime bankers asked l09 for CO day bills and
309a for sight.
The transactions Of the SubTreasury to-day were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05

PETROLEUMCrude In bulk 10 rm and In FAIR demand ioUle'
is and uomins Jlic. for n w. spot
RICE dull but steady about Is Carolina we're oODed Out on
Sc a few parcels Rougoon at 6d9c.
SuGARs-RsEs fairly active the demand mainly rom roher
and the general der tone prices however showing 20
chaugs fair good Refining. Ql2c sale. OF O hbdS at
2?c ua Isle Clarified DemerAra Refined dul aud rather
heavy at l6idl62c. for lardS
sKISSGoAt fair inquiry bn, prices demanded % holders re-
% the supply i fair for the aud held with com
araSe confined the common grades quota;
ons are nominal in limited only 1d sales are hard
effect tie sioc gradually AeuIasInB Ne quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
New YORK, Oct. 9.

New YORK. Oct. 2.
Stockholders Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway
Co before parting with their proxies for the next
election will please communicate with
JAS. STRUTHERs x Co...
Broad-st.
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; a. sss's ,S s 81 b. G Fs t s
S;:Sofc Ads ss!s Genital Snsds ssi
n,s5s S i5sao Isise ss,,ni. I'd G,fts,rss.
passso ss sS Fo az fss Dry o d .' so soS
b bfg aS %S g. as S S a%Ss ss
Psn%sHe. assss ss 2!sia TA@s s and , Ms."SIG
We. Sailed Ha.sDFaeao. Sy. Sso b. lie GrsSds sSsS
City sarst iSs4 lsssl
sG1se an. %g iSis Ss
ssnc, Ea.t lodi hu stoSicn,. s1sb.si Cow sSs
S ssa D ssa H,s1. s sss 4 Clients STs sS
jf rS:s e S Ss ss ssn s demand t,
%ATls 1 sTsD; m ard prices T without special change quote
HAYTh. market dull prices without special changer
asaP~TSs bus. IL an i S.. been only to moderate extent
and price, are without 9uOtaO' eh'nse so other kinds
ATT nothing REV !. TsgG ..I market cd R.m
S % .s demand oG S The p1 S p
osi 81. r demand
3ss Sdds ssS4s Hsa;y ssatSc osi 5ss; Cropped SS
Bsspo. 4yTes 9gpGood Light soSse Middle asc Hsay
onoeO sG1 sss, Mdl. asSGs Heavy ssSa7e Or
sSs0 isS Ds,.C ss0s al Ss ss2.I Poor GS aT
d4lo /; Middle 3s9l5e. Heavy S9a4Sc. all cash.
.. I $ I'D. cSs STOCK
are in redaeed supply srr taI Rosin scarce
% @ 4 81 s. 90 @ and %. S1 s ad M
business sasI % for casks and bills English do Is nominal
quote 81 o. and Sperm 81 1851 nj MAnu
featured Oils inactive and nominal Lard OIL remains frm. aud
trade 81 asa TO- Other OILS inactive.
PROYISONSPok Is dull aud prices undetermined sale
Of $50 b Mess S3l Is cash the bhps demand has been fair
and prices trfe higher sales Of 800 bbs at s3 5d 6 for
Mes: sd & for f c '@ TIE si B S. S hs I BAY
prices unchanged; sales Of 100 bills s59S for Plain
Mess IL for Extra do Tee Beef Bnnnsi IN the alb
Beef quoted $50 Beef Hams mode
sales 20 bb at B0t6 Cut Meats
So pkgs sold 0l3c for Picked Shoulders LAY
lSc Dry Sailed do l5ld7 for Dry Sad sms and for
Picked do Baggd Hans selling at lel d20c Smoked Meats
quiet 500 ~ al5c for Cy Shoulders and 9q2oc for
active sales Of 100 boxes including
Long Clear Short Clear and Stretod Cut at lt61ic also coo
and delivery 31l3ic
Hogs % dull heavy the sales
l7i8c for Cty BdlStc for
fair To prime Steam and 1874 dl9ic for Kettle Rendered.
BUrTgRis the fne qualities Of State. Other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05

EIGHT PER CENT CURRENCY BONDs
Or THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA X. X. Co,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
Endorsed by the State of Georgia.
Entire issue only $4,000
For sale at 92l and interest, by
SoUTTER g. Co., 53 William-st.
HENRY CLEws & CO., 81 Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LoAN.-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, to Denver, Colorado, and a
mortgage upon the road now in successful operation
for 4S7 miles and earning more than enough to pay the
interest on this nec loan. 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
NEY. MORGAN g. Co., No. So Exchange place, and NJ.
X JEsuP g. Co.. No 70 Pine-st.. n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05

Seeds du, nominal l50j!c
Clover Soqs4 for Timothy Rough Flax Seed is selling At
81 4Od ~ ~ $1,000. . -, d,
lltc 49,, -
WnIsKY-Tb. market iuaolvei holders are am dealers are
ADJ their NlrMA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

WHEgE TIiE CATTLE ARE fROh-lilhOlS, J,iV, ieNhr'
1852 Kentucky g-6; Ohio 57O NcwlOrk, iOi Missouri,
1896 Indiana. so West Virginia, III Connecticut 56 New
jersey IL Pennsylvania. 10.
RgyARKs-A severe rainstorm made muddy yards,
aud otherwise interiered with trade. total OF 6Gl
fr. IN cattle 800 less than last week, and with 1850 IN
inc yards To-day there is little stronger feeling. but
not much advance Some OF the butchers claim To nave
paid &c. y To day than they did last Monday,
buying them for l3Ic aud now for lic Again some bet
ter cattle than sale one week ago, w. choice 81
cwt Kentucky grade Durhas, were sold at 16!c but 80
few n am kind above &c., that price may be con-
sdercd tho top OF the market IL VIII ho noticed mat
Texas IL sli giving many cate-lO69 Tor the week,
and 2 on sale today This number with several groves
of quite thin Western cattle. and very Few TAT Groves
makes a low average In quality and on TINS account
our figure. advance In price, wbcl. IN
reality, there If the shadow OF an Improvement
some OF these Texan cattle failed Of purchasers. and
few good steers were held at Wcchawken hoping Tor
more customers ana higher prices on wednesday next
MOI far from 800 cattle remain unsod In the yards 10.
night The cattle of to-day were distributed. 2%1l OF
ouc.huudredi, None of the Texans reported less
than &C. and from that W to l3c. The AcXandcrs have
gwen 0s cattle during the week. or about ohcoufh
Tho Nal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05
sSO report; same as last week.

-
Loans and Discounts Legal Tenders... te8
CrculAtO ........... SJ4Ibgip 49, -.
ending Sept Is, fg92Is4II "
week ending Oct 2 lJt.t "
Balances the week ending Sept Is tt9...'. ZJoIys y
Balances ending Oct g. 1869 Z'b@IJJi "
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Professional gutit,s.


IN yopro ,d IA eudrg all other Special 81 iBo,s
,nc. readily yield experience sad perfect o. = -
UtMMoN6 M D. formerly Professor Of Anatomy Sneri ID "s
sseuse Medical College ny. oee 299 sEst bet % ~7d 1es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-05

CTONEW ARE-Glazed Sewer Pipes, Orna
- meated aud plain Chimney Tops Garden Vases Gresu hoa
Tiles Flue Pipes Fire brick Flower Pots Chemcs
Gotta Ware executed from any designs Window Lne Dsess
Land Tiles Water Ferers Pottery Ware OF every deenv
Long lssud Pottery depot l3l PearisL, ~ Y -,
quantity slightly damaged Sewer Flpe 20 oe soy