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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-16


Government bonds have been dull and steady with
small transactions
State bonds were steady Tennessee per cents and
lower on North Carolina Special Tax bonds Tennessee
coupons sold at 6l bonds. 54kd55 Virginia per
cent ex coupon 5Oi North Carolina bonds sold at
lt0ni; Special Tax bonds, 1914 Missouri per cents
sold at SCI; Louisiana Levee per cent CA New York
State Bounty Loan, lO7 Railway bonds were steady;
Toledo and Wabash eds sold at ga Great Western eds
s23 Wayne. eds, Columbus, Chicago and Indiana
Central lsts 779 Lake Shore dividend bonds 49, Bank
shares strong, with sales OF Manhattan at H5;
Union, 1875; Phenix. 1904 Bank Of Commerce, l26t;
American Exchange, ll6; Nassau 1867 Ninth National,
ia Metropolitan l40 Express shares were firm United
States sold at So American 35l Pacific Mail opened at
59t; sold at SCI. 49, and closed at 6I6j6i.
Railway shares opened firm but dull on the general
list. The transactions in Michigan Southern continuedto
attract the attention Of operators and the stock changed
hands in large amounts The opening sales we're made
49, selling afterward at 95 49, 9OG90 Northwestern
Common was also active, selling at 72i. 49, H. Rock
Island was strong at 1861 dlO Cleveland and Pittsburgh
advanced 1921 Toledo and Wabash quite active,
selling at &C; Fort Wayne Guaranteed, s5tds5h Chicago
and Alton. l43t 0lii Morris and Essex 49, New-York
Central Hudson, and Harlem dull Central sold at
l780177s; Harlem, 13l. Reading was dull at 95sG95l.
After the second call there disposition TO SELL
and the prices made the lowest OF the day. The
market continued feveush and unsettled in the absence
Of any clique movements There is but little doing
outside Of the moderate operations of professional
SPECTATORS The consolidation of NewYork Central and
Hudson will take place the LIST OF November and 1t is
anticipated that this is accomplished an up
ward movement will be inaugurated. based upon an-
other of stock The Western shares continue de-
pressed in consequence OF the falling OFF Of the
ings of the Roads, which reported to show heavy
for the second week in October Tho directors
of the Michigan Southern Road adjourned to-day, after
electing Mr. James H. Banker to the Office Of Treasurer
Mr.. Banker is YlcePresdent OF the Bank Of Newfork
and his appointment gives general satisfaction Al the
close Of business. the market was dull aud unsettled.
The following the closing quotations OF Govern
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before its completion. exceeded four million IN coin
while its interest liabilities during the same period
were only s,SOOOOO. Since its connection with the
Eastern roads, and the consequent addition of the
vast through traffic, the gross earnings have been at
the rate of seven millions per annum in gold-equal
TO more than nine millions in curencyand the business
is steadily increasing The proportion of net earn
ings is over gold while the annual-interest
payments are only about sl,OOO,OCO. The financial
strength of the Company is therefore well assured
The Six per Cent Gold FIRST MORTGAGE Bonds
of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, hav-
ing thirty years to rum entitled to the fullest
confidence, and afford valuable and attractive in
vestment We are prepared to fill orders at current
market rates. FISK d HATCH.
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities.
s Nassau-st.
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F0UR HUNDRED THOUSAND ACRES OF
PINE TIMBER.
THE IMMENSE VALUE OF THE CORNELL
UNIVERSITY LANDS.

'-'A' LANDS.
We have heard much criticism on the snhiect
OF tue lands located by Ezra Cornell for the Cornell Unl
versy with the scrip donated by Congress TO the State of
NewYork for educational purposes The remarks have
generally rested such information as the partes have
derived from the Controllers report and from Mr. Cor
nels report 10 the Controller wherein he states that
the expense and outlay incurred in Relocation and seec
ton OF said lands, amount to sol. COS S."
These reports however treat the subject in very GEN.
eral way and it is not surprising that the magnitude Of
the figures above should attract attention In the absence
Of further knowledge on the subject.
We have therefore examined the various reports and
made inquiry in the proper quarters for such information
a. will enable US to state the facts correctly in relation
Tue state Of NewYork, represented by 6s7t pieces of
scrip OF leo EACH The State authorized 10
locate this scrip but must sell II and invest the proceeds
least one college where the leading object shall be- with
out excluding other scientific and classical studies and
ncudbs military tactcs 10 teach such branches OF learn
ing a. are related to agriculture and the mechanic
Under this authority the Legislature authorized the
Controller to place the scrip in market and sell which
was DONE and sales made az about 50 cents per until
t64,DO worth sold. The large amount OF scrip
thrown upon the market at this time by NewYork and
the other States the price down 10 about 80 cents
per acre. at which many Of the States sold their scrip
Controller Robinson, however. withdrew the New.York
scrip from the market after selling 20 tho amount OF
1900 And thus me matter stood when the ACT was !,
the proceeds OF the College land scrip condition that
AKA cornell WOULD give me hnsttnton nan n3n oi
ut 80 per In market Mr. Cornell knowing the
value Of Western lands and being DESTROYS OF found
ing institution with financial basis broad enough 20
insure the greatest good determined on buying the scrip
OF the State market price and locating the lands
and by their sale 70 the University many times
the amount that the scrip would sell for The Legislature
70 encourage this enterprise authorized the land com
mssohers 60 sell the scrip for this purpose at such price
as they deemed proper but at not ess than 80 cents
acre.
The Commissioners, under such authority entered into
an agreement with Mr. Cornell for the sale Of the remain
Ing scrip, representing over 100000 acres of land
Tor thirty cents per acre, payable when the
scrip was delivered 20 him, and thirty cents
more per acrei 10 be paid out OF the first
moneys received Tor the sale Of lands after the expenses
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q seost - srt.. ss Isl Double gst ssoSs.i Treble
VI WIZ Il ss. en-: s1
@ ~ %Sf A ssssss '';s &C.: s:';
asa A. 3 & pan. ssss;
Loos. Clear sides sc Bacon steady. Shoulders. si1ss ci.s
Side; s Lard RS%a, Sc S s a'sss s. Ls ss e
Oats bush; Barley bush, RE 1900 bssS 1--we
BS,1sIo oc, laR.eeip..-Four bs.b, wh.a. 5000
soS ta.s aS o3 &
S e aSn Ss Rsd retail Sps.. trade TSs S. |
G: cs!s M r.. :n. . ss1 s.,s.:
& 9, 0 ss. ne scHd s r1 s 1s u.
P Sasys .aiss ssso BUSH 6Had. pc: .a%g sss 80:
s S:! Lard al q sis' I fsf s'
o'wneo Oct lsFCI good demand bat he scarcity q
] ;sS%$s T g. Wiz: s
No ei'i n fs ' Club a. si' asSs
f G: Canaan .gils;; SOD, bush ess:. Be-. sn.
t sSss.. ~ Ss Ssp:ses sad Ssspss
ri :';s S::s Es:. Cora 1890 Sa
sp:s Ss;::
ssa;s prices i:'' e S sssss sS. ; 81:
"a rs Sy nissI'i' 1 sur ''f b.s &
ra s . ssls -: gS' cash Us a.ft
o sas: un sS si'' LAVE aos ss s ss Sss s'T
mon SO 5Od 81 IS for good Fgb active
5000 bush wheat 5000 Corn,
Rye Barley $50 Hogs Shpnents bb Pon 1901
bush Wheat 2Oo bush Corn idzoVo bush oas "a" o1ae h
IOUsvIIts Oct s~Eioar active: suprsue - wh... qe.
Red 81 lO White 81 IS Corn steady Ear Csc sheed SOC o.s
PORK 81 "a BssonsEoSieIs Tie Clear Rib Side, O
Sides aolc LamHic Whisky active at 81 Is Cotton dull addns
foLxDo Oct i-POur dull quiet and advanced 4c Mel
q g No Rs q 10 cS. ssS s S.,, sS'' Me- s,
No nomiusy 45c Preghts Bunao 4 to 0swego. l0c Re-
eepts-tOOO bbIs Flour Wheat bush Com 90
Oats 1900 bush Barley shipmeas-32OO bb Flour $500
CLavELAsD Oct I5-whest dali declined 2c No. Red
ST. I2i No Red Corn dali No Mixed held at ere
cscIssarf Oct s1fioS IN moderate d.msni Family IS
S. IS Wheat S.mer IoaS Is Corn steady At zoe Oats dS
ley du Fall 55dSl Co. Cotton dull; mdlpg Gc Tobacco
dull saes hhds 5000 80 whisky fair demand at 81 Is
Zoe Butter unchanged Eggs c Gold 1901 buying Exchange
stead, at o discount b9yine par selling ,,r. ,,,.,, ,s
s M!ss Gulf @ saa ss'a No. s Fs%
whest-vsry little demand but steady Red unchanged White
kye Eegy quiet a. % Cora bed dp. mellow. ~.
Dbl freight b. the Pennsylvania Railroads
Refined sod 33c gallon for October sac all the year GFOssss
doing Whisky selling slowly 81 rs for Pennsylvania "ossousd
81 270si al for Western iron bound .e. 3. vA,,r.
Peur active and good demand Ho~a 20 ezt@
e. % DO Etc Is @ 49, E DO fS 81 asss g. S Tn S
@s9 Isl Western Supersne IS 500 % do Extra @
81 t1S &c Corn n 81 s's 2 w 81 osS
81 Is for Mixed Oats SSd6Oc BE lo0S b Provisions IN
changed in every respect Whisky dull at 81 'ooslsL
BUPPALo CATTLE MARKRT-ocr
CaReceP1 Of the week 80 head beside LOO len over n.rtss
poor sheepReeeiPts ~ o hsa market active and hnn
sqy s 5 wseu and asy. % So 5 for Slipping
for eitr
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II is stated that the Richmond and Danville company
NJ Virginia have paid into the State Treasury oneha OF
the interest due the its loans and the remainder
ia IN he maid December IS. under instruction from Gen.
Candy TheOrange and Alexandria Railroad yet Oe'
hind The annual interest due from the corporation Is
about $4,000 while the Southslde Railroad owes the
large sum OF s252OO0 The Virginia and Tennessee Kali
road owes about $40 interest TO the state and neither
OF the last mentioned roads appears to be In condition
to meet its liabilities at present. The Chesapeake ana
Ohio Railroad is negotiating loan with which expects
IN lnuidae its entire indebtedness 10 the State principal
and interest In all about 100000.
Tbe commons due November the Louisiana Leveo
honda will be paid at the Bank OF America In TINS city,
AT the Gold Exchange Yesterday the following were
elected Directors Of the Clearing House. j. b. Alex
apder W. T. Hatch II. 8. Camblos, G. Grove, TOWNSEND
Cox. C. o. Norris +. De Bier, A. Cans &C. A. fanShawe'
r F. b. Parker, George Phpps, Joseph g. Chick H. L.
Edwards. -, 49,
The stockholders Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh have
voted 20 increase tho stock 10 per cent In the shape OF
dividend ,
Mr. robn Bloodgood has been elected Director in the
nUaukee and st. Paul road in place OF the late Henry
Keen Mr. Martin was also elected TO fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation OF Mr.. Benedict.
Attention is called the advertisement In another
column az 10 per cent investment Of the Southsde ana
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad bonds. which arc lor
sale by Lancaster Brown & Co.. No. 20 Nassau-st.
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quoted Dry Bqnc. Ayrs' sio,1 gold Domestic snah's' drm
H0RNsws small IS Selected and
SHOPS remains with good cousunptve demand lssso for
New. and salsc for Old
though change can Be quoted oass
SSa So ,ss: q ~ sls ssa pSS S Rico &c S ,1sIa
second hands selling we'll sud fall prices realized
METILsVrSs business de.eipou. h. moderate
ssGS S s. and Ss f a. dull and
az q % ws FG G 5 Es III a s.
0 m 3 are @ are ar md az p:.s an: S far de-
PRovlsloNs-Psrk more active mainly IN retail lots prices
io's @ S r @ Mess. S S S Se
9o s ds"sG , a 3: @ Ir ' s. Ss ss
sfss'd and without qs Bcs htS: \. .s S e., %
@ Hams !. S Bacon I5 's of b: Lar, Gg's
nSsTs,e demand and Gales Of 400 eb and ties a. m % No.
BUTTER market is srm for a, grades and prices well mansd
We quote: .oa.
state n sS. 3r any cG1Giy n GOOD 10
State 6rkn and half 6kn ubs. fair to good.....S6Ss
Quo and Western GOOD 70 choice q. 3O91
Ohio and Western sir to good, as to quality. 2Sg1s
CrsssE"Ds%and active qaetstion Receipts s9.
since Sept l. : boxes We quote, ,,a,a
State, diaries good to choice. @II
kassS dairy Ohio, no good here. None
Vermont dairy, common TO choice gt
Pineapple. State. hsnei;
OHIO Factory good TO choice
RICEere the trade doing and former prices are
maintained sales Of 40 ts aud 100 bills Carolina and 10
bags Rsngoon at 1kd8c. M
SUGAksRaws quoted about former figures aud meet with
little inquiry but call for ouy small odd lots and the
k has not healthy one hair - good Refining NO
box 2c Of S6 hhds III l2tc for Cuba Hi0l4c for Clar
fed Deeara private Refined little
l6ic Powdered Gsnulsted snd Crusbed l5tdl3c
for Soft White these sell bes LII disc for Extra O. and l+dle
for Yellow.
SALTThe business all descriptions has been dull We quOse
Jv Gd.. sack 81 T5d2 % Fine Evans 81 3O9-
Fine wortbingtous. 50d2 IS Fine Aston's. 500
Fine MaTshars soar IS Syracuse Cd Lv Sacks mol 30
Fine Hgginss..... I3G2 IS do do Burlap% @gl 20
Fine 50d2 IS Turks Island $50 30
SEBDSGrass demand and the market IS
dlJIc Clover 25G 81 50 for Timothy Rough
- The
market for Cacutts Linseed is steady 81 l7t. gold.
SOAPThe market moderately active and s1eady We cote sales OF
200 bOIes CASTLE at 30lJtc.
TALL0WThe market sdul We note sales OF $1,000 10 At te
WSKYThe market unsettled but active sales Of 40 bbls
at . 2OG $l %. chiefly at 81 81.
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Money has been IN good supply nj 5d7 per cent on call
There was rather more demand for loans and lenders
were inclined 10 advance The bulk OF business
was done at per cent with exceptional loans at per
cent Commercial paper is dull at l0al5 per cent for
prime names The movements Of currency to the West
are moderate In amount The sub-Treasury Is IN the
receipt Of fractional currency every day from Washing
ton but none OF small notes ready for delv
cry and from present they viii not DC issued
before November.
Sterling Exchange was duh and steady at quotations
London 60 days. lO9GlO9t; London, sight lc'ialC'a
PARIS long isba5I7i; Paris. short, 6lbid5lb; Ant
werp 52O95lski Swiss, 52o65lst; Hamburg S5id55si
Amsterdam IOia4Oi; Frankfort, 4oi 400; Bremen 'S
a7si; Berlin. 7OlG7Oi London (prlne commercially u
days, lO7ialOsl.
The transactions OF the subTreasury today were as
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Ten PER CENT INVESTMENT.

SoUTH SIDE AND NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG
RAILROADS.
EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS AT
EIGHTY-Two AND HALF AND ACCRUED
INTEREST.
EIGHT PER CENT SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS AT
EIGHTY AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
Interest Coupons payable January and July in New
York
We offer for sale at the above prices the First
Mortgage Bonds of the South Side Railroad, mort
gage less than $1,000 per mile, and the Second Mort
gage Bonds of the Norfolk and Petersburg Rail
road only $4,000 per mile, including the first mort
gage.
These roads extend from Norfolk to Petersburg
81 miles and from Petersburg to Lynchburg, l2O
miles and with the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad
from Lynchburg to Bristol, from the line from Nor
folk Va to Bristol Tenn, of 405 miles, consolidated
under the management of Gen. VIM. Malone, and
doing very large and profitable freight business in
connection with the Old Dominion Steamship Line
from New York to Norfolk. The net receipts OF the
roads are sufficient to pay interest on all the bonds
and leave a large surplus.
LANCASTER. Brown & Co., 90 Nassau-st.
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LoAS.-secured
by Land Grant of Three Millions of Acres In Nan
sas and Colorado, FIRST MORTGAGE upon the pro-
posed extension of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan, Kansas, to Denver, Colorado ana
mortgage upon the road now in successful operation
for 4s7 miles, and earning more than enough TO pay INC
interest on this neo loan. This loan runs so 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 & Co., No. SO Exchange-place, and NJ
X. JEsUP & COMFY No 10 Pine-st N. Y.
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD IS rapidly De-
coming one of the great successful enterprises OF the
time. 1t was built with unparalleled energy
equipped with rapidity, and its operation from tho
beginning, has been remarkably profitable The net
earnings, after tho payment of operating expenses
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


ocr IN bales Cotton GsT bills Flour % 10 bush Wheat
.oo n.b Corn 3s2 bush Seed 21 bush.
Parsed bills Com Meal 2a bags B1se Peas e6 bo Spirits
Pork ITO tcs Lard kegs Lard casks Ashes 2Oi pkgs Butter
n $50 boxes Cheese pkg Tsow. 50 bbls Lard OIL $40 pkg
D,ied fruit A bills Copper LOLA bills Whsky bills Eggs
bales Wool % bales Hemp $50 bales Hops 1888 sides Leather 9g
h Hides ?6 hhds Tobacco SO boxes aud Tobacco SiO
boIes Starch 5 bags Peanuts bhds BeeswaI M bags Sama
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PER CENT GOLD BoNDS,
Coupon or Registered.
Eroa of Govornment Tay

Free Of Government Tax,
Secured by First Mortgage on the
NEw-YoRK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD.
and by the additional guarantee Of paid-up capital
of six million of dollars
Issue limited to $4,000 per mile of road actually
built and in running order.
The road is in course of thorough and rapid con-
structon $50 miles will be completed by 1st Novem-
Der next and the entire lne it is believed by the end
of the ensuing year.
The admirable selection of the route for command
ing both local and through business cannot fail to
make it one of the best paying railroads in the
country.
These choice securities are meeting with rapid sale
at par and accrued interest in currency, at which
price they are still offered.
For further particulars apply to
GEORGE OPDYKE d Co. Bankers,
No. % Nassaust.
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SSEvEN PR CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BONDS FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, ISSUED BY THE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA KALI
RoAp CoMPANY.-We confidently recommend these
Bonds as tirst-class investment At the price they
Weld about 10 per cent interest per annum. Only n
limited amount are offered before advancing the
rate. Pamphlets and full particulars can be had on
HENRY CLEws & Co.. No. 81 Wal-st.
Financial Agents of the Company.
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EOR SALE-TEN PER CITY and TOWN
BONDS; atclass securities below par also Insurance Stocks
CITY Railroad Bonds and large variety Of other stocks and
bonds paying good dividends and Interest for Postaoe Iuvmeni
all q low rates; for sale BY n,u,, ,,oo,.v
stock Broker and Auctioneer
No. % PiDest. N. r.
NB-aI Securities dealt the EewYOrk stock ktchaaTs
special attention. has been the custom with this hoass
70
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HowEs & MACY, Bankers lthe same as an ncorpo-
rated bankD No. 30 Wall-st.. New-lork -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS Of RECEIVING INTEREST for
thermoney and having il at all times subject to check
on demand. can do 80 by deposting 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.
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FRIDAY, oct. 15-P. NJ.

Gold has been inactive at 13O019O5. The
transacops were unimportant and without speculative
interest At the Government sale OF gold proposals were
a,,1 o. .. aA7 ooo The following were the Awards
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WIN. g. JOHN O'BRIEN.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,

No. SO wALL-ST.,
coyTIyrE TO GIVE THEIR ATTENTION To THE PURCHASE
.xn SALE oP STOCKS ON COMMISSION AND TO THE sE00
TIATIOS oP LOANS
ALSO CONTINUE TO RECEIVE MONEY on DEPOSIT SUB
JEcr TO INSTANT DRAFT AND ALLOW INTEREST on DAILr
BALANCES
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THE MARKETS.
;Carefally reported for TAG TEIBusy.

iClrsfally reported for TAG TElBUSZI
PRIDAr Oct IS. 1862.
.sHrs-The market que, bu, steady sale. Of Il bills at 81 81
4,s Oh for Pots Pearls nominal
REtSs AND PRAS-Bens limited receipt for the past week,
which With has produced slight upward tendency but
vii, receipts calculate reaction We quote:
beans medium, prime n bush ............s2 99s! G
Beans. common TO fair y bush............. O9 20
D,ap, marrow. prime. y bush..,............ Iun ~
Southern Black Eyed n bag. O0 %
Nithn social change.
BE WANThee has been only moderate business 10 leloN
Western an southern al d1c.
DKS demand moderate and the market steady al rom
IOc a. - 81 for America Gray and White.
COTTON-usnss has been little SLOW but With less stock oneng
M ot and slightly the foreign iyees the market
Southern
.Y,v though supplied sales Of 1908 bales s3 last evening
10 rel Of whch taken Ivy exporters So BY
snpr anl BY spectators For future delivery We note 100 bales
orob, al 25.c loo l5c 100 do NOvember 25c 100 do
december 2ji December 2e 200 do October $50 do No
ynber and 100 DO December private all the basis OF
-.
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COPRRR-We little doing IN britl styles to-day Dol
edy market aud stock Offering m to good caTgoe IN
bond 9IQ gold; oth, styles fairly active and steady sale. oil
All n Manila al I5 gold as bags SayAnA ou private terms
CASDIRs-Tde dull. quote Alamanne at 2lG22e Sperm
al &C. and Patent al SOC. 80 , -. --,---.,, -,
MARKS now. We quote 90 .o m,
s,i, GOOD '......3l dL Bgg oats bush. good d6S
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finantial.
COLD-BEARING BONDS.

AND ALL OTHER LEADING
GOLD BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
UTLEY Sc DOUGHERTY.
No IL Wall-st.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
sr Louu Oct a-roOacco quiet Flour dui Fol superlne
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W.ster
FLOUR AND MgALThe market for Western and state Flour !,
and diminished supplies = p1Hse aTh1r sva9s
I ps. 81 the low grade. Sphs Western Ses higher vi.
feeling Ss clos, n 20 S' F state o' 80 Tor Fancy
30 ~ for the lo grades hIt5a 10 a 20 -
Iowa &c SgtI 10 iOJ i!y SnPpss sir 10 S a.
sa 10 foT fsmiy Dol 81 3J6t7 IS for Amber Winter Wheat
State and Western cog - 50 oI White Wheat do do
Ss @ single S7a 81 g Tor Double, s7IS4se 30 for
Do g s S a. ss 50 S Extra. va Horn
Canadian Flour inactive aud gst' 4s PG%nI sS; sg sS d
ornsry good Extra Baltimore s1s c0q!y 30 CG %T h1a
Gs. Maryland Delaware and s;gso 3 for Family DO DO
Corn Meal BuekwhsA Flour is rn and more active at
TsGTssr sss been Ou moderate degree Of activity the mar.
let Tor Dry Cod and price, o.er sales 900 . Maels[s are
S SSsI.' All ' aad S c %Rcu, change
S.cs No. si % as si isIHs sss
Mseii No. l. s6... d2s 90 Herring. .cli g5L 80 G-@
E:: : h: s g g 81 s%:i S g. &
PSosi.. d Te%fa:.s Sound. % 60 70
FsiTHRas.Tis demand Se for Prime Tennessee
fgkD ggqt. % 1,sss i; 90
Sogsi So isSsi 1 dnas 70 Ss probable d.,en.
ton @ period than s Ss' .HRe .
, sS n aSs ps s Sp I S't Chicago
sgasi - Hg$l ioT No. No. SSe's %Ssl % for Red
Western sSss e. q o price :o Sss. q A%S, western
s.:. 1'tI S"%i 3 e.
for %Ass S' demand sale. Of 1850 bush caSsa West
ABOUT BARLEY I'D, S, West f ,si j. .1s ' 500 'T S..
New state 81 9c6sl @ a9d Old DO at 81 co. Oats are without
activity and % s s sl AG 'ss s black sc and 90
Sc for small lots state AZ siaSie the latter for white AID S
. s. a.. ,1 coo SaH 81 40 arrive Corn better aud De-
I ,s 20, s 's d as' Sa.h Damp New
w.T M,'d Western White a. 81 IS and DO. Yellow
dnSssTh. hs, been only moderate demand for Bags and
49,. are sales 200 TO- The market for Cloth con
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CATTLE MARKEr-oo, 1:

BUFFALO CATTLE mAhkbT-O0r ID
CateReceip 800 beside 100 e market
sctiye for good 90 good extra s5 asa 81 fo<
moor 10 fair sheepReceipts head and hm
A39 Canada Sheep and Lambs Hogs
inactive S96 SO IS for shipping eloDSo
for eItga.
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FAMILY MARKETS,
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NETWORK.

Butter. prime, n .52d58 Cheese, dne. "-0DI
Com TO fair. ..4g6i8l Com. TO fair. .l6d 10
Cooking. .30G35l Pot. cake......3G 81
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