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The Van Buren press., 1869-12-14
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l hope you know better--at aii events, I
do. We do not merely need the fifteenth
amendment ratified before 1S72-we ur.
gently need it now lit be delayed one
year longer, ws shah have more than one
State Legislature beside that Of New York
assuming to withdraw the ratification al.
ready accorded ; and, while you and may
rightly deny the legal validity Of such
withdrawal, am sure neither Of us will
dispute its moral weight. Connecticut 10
to hold an election next April, when the
votes Of her colorcd citizens will be found
exceedingly useful ifnot absolutely need
ed. New Jersey and Pennsylvania have
L. S. Senators depending on the result
Of their next State election respectively,
and the like votes are absolutely needed
in the former. and probably SO in the lat
ter. Several seats in the next Congress
from Ohio and other States will be woA
or lost as the right to vote for members
shall be exercised by their whole people
or only by the whites. Kentucky, Mary
land aud Delaware, #..ll!! each he sseutly
and hopefully contested next year IL the
amendment be meantime ratified, while
we shall not elect one member from all
three Of these States if it be not. To my
apprehension, the control OF the next
House of Representatives will probably
hinge Oh that event. @
ask you. then, to consider, a. 3 prac.
teal man, whether we can afford to pick
and choose from among those disposed
To favor that ameRdmcnt-whsther it will
not be suicidal folly TO repel and proficr-
cd or possible support. ! ask you whether
any attempt to pry into the motives. of
those who may favor ito ascertain
whether they were not rebels, and, II SO,
whether they have repented Of having
been sueh---is not childish exhibition
OF that spirit which "gosth lefore fall
In short, | ask you to consider this whole
matter in the. light Of naked, hearty.
homely common sense, and act upon Il
as the demands Of the cxigency shall
seem to require. $3.50
The urgency of the case must excuse
the freedom of this appeal. Rightly OF
wrongly, the country regards yoa as tbs
leader in Congress Of those who have
beon most exaetiDg IN their requirements
Of the defeated rebels and least inclined
to treat them with confidence or gener-
osity The reproaches which Ihayc in.
Cured in this quarter will never attach
to you. and your adhesion to the policy
which the occasion demands will never BE-
attributed to weakness or sentimentaIity.
! ask you, therefore, TO place yourself
promptly aud heartily vt the head ofa
looking to the instant and
complete removal OF alipolitcal disabili.
ties whatever from any and every one
who favors or shall favor the XVth q
mendmcnt, and their prompt restoration
to all the privileges Of citizenship. Let
US have peace." =
New iUpg, .yuy. zdH"55s or Gsrsrrs-
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-14

The LITTLE GIRL AND THE KIHG. The
King OF Prussia, while visiting villags
in his laud. was welcomed by the school
chillren OF the place Alter their speaker
had made speech for them he thanked
them. Then taking an orange from .
plate, he asked: To what kingdom does
this belong;"
"The vegetable kingdom. sire," 70.
piled the little girl ~
The king took gold coin from his
pocket, and holding it mp, asked, 4" And
to what kingdom does this belong l"s
:" To the mineral kingdom said the
girl.
And to what kingdom do I belong,
then p asked the king
The little girl colored deeply, for sho
did not like 10 say "thc animal kingdom"
as he thought she would, lest his majes.
ty should be offened Just then Il dash.
cd into her mind that " Gsd maiic msn
in bis own image anl locking up with
a Frightening eye, she said ITO Code
kingdom, sire"
The king was deeply moved. A tear
stood In his eye. lie placed his hand on
the childs head, and said, most devoutly
q God grant that ! may be accounted
worthy Of that Kingdom" ~
Thus did the words Of little child
move the heart Of king. Little children
will learn from this that even their wsrtis
may do both good and harm. A pert
word from child may wound the heart
Of a mother; loving one make It glad.
My little children, let your words be kiad,
true and right
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-14
nr. A firm believer in the second I'D

nyA A firm believer in the second ad.
vent writes the Newark 60 } Adrertissr,
that he can prove by the Scriptures that
/" Christ will make his second adventl~ro
in 1870, and will set up his kingdom,
which kingdom will stand forever" lie
wants the editor to secure him the cours
house for the 9th of December, to do the
proving We hope brother Morgan viii
not fail in his good Offices, but secure the
court honse, and especially seeto II thai,
shonld the lecturer fail, he can't complain
that b. didn't get the right "ncp"ge
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Horace Greeley's Letter to General B. F
Butler.

The following is Horace Greeley's let
ter to Gen. Butler, mentioned in our tele.
graphic dispatches day or two since:
The Republicans and the South.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON 3ll m-COnsOs opened at BJidJE TOT both
the United States FyeTwepy bouds lo ~
1865 $50 81; Teu-Forte go Be RanWey shares BAT Al
2li Illinois CeutTas, Atlantic and Great Nesern 20 ,
LIVERPOOL Nov. JILL m.-Cotton opened MlaIul
Upand nj dl3J MBg Orleans l2dl1d Breadstuhs are trn
stta4y both spot and aaoat Whale oil, 44l y tun.
mConsols. for both ard the
account United States honds 1862 84i 1865 Old @
Ten.FoTe 5 Stocks fm Ene Railway shares 2Ii Illinois Gen
trails g3.
Western an for The receipts Of Wheat a. this port
90 quarters Of which 1000 were American
Land. 10 h
Cotton on the spot. l3jr
ANTWERP, Nov. 3J-Peroeum opened firm.
30-rhe Bourss dull; Reutes I'M 9sc
LIVERPOOL 80 firm; ddhug Uplan1 iIsd
Mdug Orleans 4L Yarns and lbes at Manchester are ef "
better
BRENgy Nov 3o-Petroleum closed Fat last night
Nov 3Poeum closed heavy last night At 10 marc
baucas . 80
Nov 30 United States bonds opened frm at 9O r Five
Tweutes Of the issue Of 1862
Pans Nov. 5O-Tbs Boure closed srm; Rsutes. Ilfr De-
JPetroeum closed quiet thalers - grosta
lnFs ..,,, --
LoNDoN 3O1o p mCousols closed 93l both for money
quiet and sieadT Eve WtntV
1864 83i 65 and 0 for 1901 Terrier
BD closed Kre Railway shares, Iti LIMOS Zen
trails, 80; Atlantic aud Great western o. ,,,,
LIVERPOOL Nov. $3.50 mCoou closed buoyan 81 III tot
Mddng Upands l2d for MdHg Oeansi sles ~ TIC cay I1V
81 Z 80 n. Refined Petroleum, J. = gallon
FEASKYotr nov. Ja-Fiye-Twsutv bonds closed hrTL
ANTWERP. Nov 30-Petroleum closed fat go.
HAyRE Sor quieti IRE, oriiuars SPOT li
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01

and 35955c Good Foreign Tobacco Is moving 70 M
extent and former values sustained, though not ver GEi "a
quote Havana B5d9c for Common; &c GSl Wy o Uo' L
al Is for Fine 75d83c for Cut; Sb~'-s~ tut
average lots aud 81 0J0Sl 2A for II Cot ..-,..
TEAS-An kinds attract
regular but the not general ss es
confined mainly TO small inyOee prices are strong A h0
pressing business
TALLOwrb supply Of the demaud and under the
decline IN gold prices are lower with good demand
sales Of 380m0 10 lnidl0tc for City and lOtd ot
WOOrstE has been eomparaive' dul
only according their actual requirements the hna on prices mas
been downward The closing duofatiOus to-day are 81 Vio
DOMESTIC FLKEcR-NeW.Yofk Michigan ana Inasna-SaxonI
Fleece 41d5Oc and FUbood henuo A04c Han
bod Fleece 45di7c Quarterb Fleece tensn Freeze
Ohio Pennsylvania and EirniaChoee Selected saIony
Fleece 60d65c 52a5c Ihreeqnsrter and Full
Hafbood Fleece 40i6e; QuarterOiood
45046c Wisconsin Iowa, Vermont
and Fubood Merno, 43DI5c HabioOd
Fleece 4d46c Quaerbood Fleece 44G4Sc Missouri keutueky
TennesseeWashed Fleece 4d4oi Unwashed Fleece OdJc
UuWashed Comhing 4j0f7c; Canada Fleece. 40 zoe.
WOOLChoiee. 5Sd5Se; Fair Na3Jc Inferior and
Bury. 4pd45c
CITY super Pulled gate NewYork CITY No Pulled 2402bc
LAMBS 3dilc; Western and extra 0c Country et
Pulled long, - Gi7c Country NO.
! led. 27a3c Canada Pulled 45d55c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HGJ2c; Spring Clip medium
sc; Spring CHIP, grades and bury 23d2c Fall Clip Iug
23c Fall Clip low grades and bury BG9c, Extra Fued S'0
4Jc; Super Pulled. 40042c.; Low Pulled 23GJ5c - At,
TRxAs-Fine 28dJ9c Medium 30d3lci Low 3026c lRIero
l6dZ2c: VERY Bury l5020c $500
FoREIGy WOoL-Cspe Of Good Hope 33d35 Mexican l'Goc
Ayres Menno, 8G3c BuenOs Ares Mest Z'aJ pO'
kpi Washed. ZI051c
WHSKY-There business TODAY but at lover prices
sales Of $50 bbls at 81 OiG &c. closing at the inside rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01

Having had all the papers and
documents relating to the 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 CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE G OIL
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. p. CONVERSE 81 90.
TANNER 81 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01

Liverpool ~ Iaow AZ 70
gi,seos b. steamer, 100 bush Peas at 3D.
TfAxThe supply larger demand moderate al l2a22c
for Noun RIVER
GRAINA degree activity be noted in nSrket for
have advanced 02c Spring apd
o. Wusr; chiefly speculative though far Tor milling
saes 00O huh al 28dSl - for No Chesgo
i5 for No DO do 81 29d - for No Milwaukee 81 20
Western 81 81 81 80 for Amber do 81 80 or
Aaber AQs 50 for White Mchigani 81 ~ iot amber
DO 45OSl White Genesee Barley Is quiet aud Is
h,.U. sales INV bush O3dSl o. for tWoowed state
aad 81 Canada West Barley Malt rs lover aed Is
sales Of l2JU BUSH a. 81 I0oi . of
Sc. active and better The demand speeuaV
es arr 6id6fc for New Onio and Western az
lroad Depot SAo The latter or White state a. b
6gb2c Rye Is better and larry
scre. sales Of o. for Western and 81 7aSl 20
White Com better and more active
tbe demand largely spesuve The sales are 8o bush a. O@
Western Mixed ll0Si IL
weste yellow % 10 store ard Jeey Yellow 98 o.
.ass TIE deaud far for exports supply large; sales
10 ODi bash for export az 4 10. freight Sd
and Cloth have been moderate demand 81 lbt %
i5r for he aud 20 ale. for the latter
niDBS- The trade su buying fair extent when desirable
Hides presented and the shows generally
t tone though the unsettled Of gold generates ee
and not be disposition 10 seu
lss - receipts have Of late rather exceeded the outlet Foreign Wet
g. s6 quiet Domestic Sauge have sold quite freely al
sbn quoted figures Iuda Hides doll and unchanged Upper
fair request reduction currency values We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Fer Cdnd, TtssfIs an IdIIi71IIA- -
Nov 30 53 bales Cotton 81 pkgs Ashes 1929 bbs Flour rs
Wheat 57n8 bush Oats 5o1ZJ bush
Barley 20 bush Flax Seed 951 bush Beans 80 bush Peas 20
Corn Meal ZIG pkg wheat Flour M pkg knned et'
eum bbs Spirit, Turpeune 1895 bb Rosn 80 hbls Port
LIB pigs Beef 40 pkg Cot Meats II pkgs Lard 8 pkgs Stean
pkgs Butter pkg Cheese 652 bb@ Iggs pkg Iaow
$50 pkg OIL Cake s3 bbs Copper so bills WHISKY IS bales Wool
Hops so sides Leather 40 Hides 10 hhdA Tobacco
s bbl~ Moasses 27 bags Cotton Seed 10 PEsS hee ~ pEg
srel u bay. peanu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
EIGHT PER CENT GOLD.


$1,500,000
| FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
PAYABLE IN GOLD
OF THE
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER
CITY RAILROAD CO.,
Bearing Eight per Cent interest in
Gold, Free of Government Tax,
secured by first and only mort
gage on the railway, which runs
from st. Joseph to Fort Kearney.
Total length of Road 271 Miles.
Distance Mortgaged, Ill Miles,
and at the rate of only $4,000 per
mile on a completed road, costing
to build and equip more than
double the amount mOrtgaged.
Trustee for BOndhOlders-FARM-
Frs LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANY OF NETWORK.
This line of Railroad is the Ex-
tension of the Hannibal and St.
Joseph Railroad, aCih its connections
North and East, and the ST. LOUIS
AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD, aoith its
connections South and East, both
lines cOnUerging at 81. Joseph, and
connecting at once aDiM the st.
Joseph and Denver City Railroad,
running Vest through Eastern. Kan
sas into tie heart Of Nebraska, and
connecting vith the Union Pacific
Railroad at the City of Fort Kear-
neg, making the shortest route knOwn
to California and Pacific States.
These Bonds have Thirty Years
to run from August ID, 1869, Pay
able at Maturity in Gold in the
City Of New-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 $1,000 BOND.
In New-York, $40, gold.
In London, IS As. i'd.
In Frankfort on-the Main, 100 for.
On $500 bond, one-half these
amounts respectively.
The Bonds are in denominations
of 81, 600 and $500. They are COu-
pom Bonds, but may be registered
in the owners name at the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, and, by
the surrender Of the Coupons, can
be converted into a Registered
Bond, with interest payable to the
registered owner.
COMPANY'S CAPITAL STOCK,
S10,000,000,
to which nearly $4,000 900 is sub
scribed and paid up by local sub
scriptions, which amount has, and
is being expended on the road. The
Company have 100000 acres of
superior land Immediately adjoin-
ing the line. This was grant di-
rect from the u. S. Government to
aid the Company in their work, and
at the Government price Of 81 90
per acre, has value of $4,000, 900,
while the loan is only S1,5OO,O 900
and is the only debt against the Com
pany.
The issue of $1,000, 900 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 S97 90 and &C
crued 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. p. CONVERSE d Co.,
Commercial Agents,
81 Pine-st., New-York.
TANNER q Co.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01


HAvAy Nov. 3LIchauge Havana quoted a. follows; 20
prem. Paris y cent prem the
In ted N 90 days gat gold 3dJi cent pn-n eaIfsac
ga 20 per celt DIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
STATE OF ILLINOIS. EXECUTIVE UFTiCE.l

sPEiSaTIELD Nov % 1893. !
by virtue of and i'm accordance with the pro-
visions be nis entitled
An Act m res0l payment u the principal aud Interest
STATE debt" apprnged February o. 1850
LJOIS ~ PALMER, Governor Of lie State Of iioo do hereby
noy a taton MONDAY the id II Jaau.
frrhargr u
orb Illinois will a the
particularly gnsed 10 aud b.
virtue Of and 10 plruane Of said as do further noig ali whom II
upon srh and al
Of pa nent specified this notice Wit fom said
Jauaa 1910 naue5 Bonds Illinois
Refunded payable after 1863
lively, g. D. TO- ~ ~ a. o. - r. 2 %. &C. 20 ~ 90 81 81 ~,
80 s. a. %, So 80 o. g. a. a. T.. a. o. 90
o. g. o. o. 9 % 100 07 iO3 M ll9 Ia 6 IA 49,
ly1 1916. g5, g3, tsl 2lO 20l. ~
whereof hand cause 10 be aTrei
The Great Seal Of state Done The city Of sPngBh ~ DAY
Of November A u. 1853. PALMER
blythe Governor: EbwaHp Rrii~rt, Secretary ofsaie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
RRUITs AND HUTs-DRIED,
FuGs AND HKINS,

Az extensive auction sale % tLs city Dec WI lead
At the Of the Hudson Bay Com
pany the deficiency from last viii be 1914 nk 1000
and 2lO martins Such falling OF
cause advance The weather for month to viii also have
quite an insuence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
NACOUPN COUNTY TEN PER CENT
~ BOHDS

HOwES 6 MACY, BANKERS.
wALsT offer for SALE ard interest BONDS Of
MscOupu County Illinois, issued for the building Court House.
bearing Interest at the rate Of ten m per being the
lawful Of the State Of nO Coupons payable ssmiannua
the first Of April and October the City Of NewYOrE These
Bonds regarded hrst every respect and very desirable for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
BUTTER.

Receipts l7o pigs for the week or 1850 less han last week
l5.l65 There Is little To now save
GIVING emphasis the last week There certainly nothing
encouraging farmers but rather the The h
decline gold OF
their sprng set Into which may be added the
probability viii Canada butter decline 10
Rnglau fan gold here together with the close Of TIER shipping
NewIorka render probable that We
NAV get The shipments from Montreal
10 England amounted 1853 kegs for the week ending with
the b inst Prices quoted at l9G2lc Small sales
Of good been made here at Sc Several lots are
wanted rather needed The make' Is
In To attempt forced sales considerable eonce
ons would have be made from our figures The beet tale OF q
Of Welsh 41d42. vhh take TIE place
Of ha fkus which Is pretty good demand Common
esern especially roll butter don't sell unless put at lover Prices
We go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
wETsALTEp HIpRS.



asa tgoll) s2sOa s2s5' Jue gol........... &C.
8OlJue 81 &c
Ni4lc ITampicO tgod hondL ga
..l tssD .... llGUlc Amern Dressed . S2O0 800
HtlA good qury o North River 65GlSe per 100 NJ and
HrPS-We quote State 22d23e Common 10 Good al lS9
Wc0u,u a. l9d-3c Michigan, at2OG25e 1earlngs az 6dlc
uUNSWc small sales OK - for Rio Grande, and 20 for
faricgr Selected
LEAIHEenock Sole continues fairly active and with ecnpara
i Irre svas from the nneres prices are sustained There
sIs scarcity however except OF Good Damaged osk Sole Is
81 demand bu steady Slaughter Rough dull aud aOm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
finantial.

OFFICE MErHoP LiGur Co.
HEwYoEE Nov IS. 1869 5
NOTICE is hereby given, that the COUPONS
~ ofo this Company Dec 1862 vii he paid ani
preseLaoB the Nat Bauk ~ the Common eh
HENRY T. KUMMEL. Treasurer Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
vEGETABLEs

Ducks .. 1ta tf'ousn. ioi........... 5p1 m
Pine ............, iIa fenson satdlesRb 40 Is
COmmoRs........ R6 lJl hh"e Deei'''''' W. a
VEGETABLES.
There SIN complaint Of Northern pGoei and gfOcer
spng b JerseJme incline 10 bold on 70
thinking wanted Ier the disease has diminished The
stock ~ oos ,tb Prices are nearly unchanged Bary Rose
for seed are % ~ a. nsr b-Ear Mohawk els Many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
6c.-Duty on Lumber, 20 per cent ad
q valoreml The closing quotations are

MKTALS-Arencsu tpgo Copper dull aud prices
nominal Pig Iron better suppy the receipts show IN
small demand. prices Pig Tn Is
dull PIG Lead nominal Other descnP
ton, quiet We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01

the poultry question. 20 lar as leReh
Az concerned but completely buried the accumulated A NlA
ems tak the vide range 40i7c b turvs 5GH ana k hu
49, sale Tie Ges have combined inst the trade very htaY
r.reps aui rainy weather which WOuM rot admit Of hous m
csns ftbe brl trade prices When adsaer would eone
on Lopug Tor ~ upward lover oHeis N9a9 e ll
offered at &c per 10 ara VII a 70 ~
oaal morrow Many tuuy have been s"h t 'o
be preserve esHnot take one urih Inc qp,nV - - ~,
too furnish them any meat el
much lower fehug o. ihe reduced euI.S % % ft,b
quail been brou ehi Ohio. Our quoiatonsHe | -
lots aud melude heavy sales o. sou ana s e
OCCASIONAL opou brings 50Q50c each fhudu ss a., here
with Poe Il strange notion 10 seh ig
tbni Wild fufkevs. 10 small way o''b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01

OIL CAKK-Tbe supply larger and the with geld
10 a foT Western and SsG Sal for CITY
rod
MRAITbe demand hiss been moderate but prices steady
Gales Of 10 bags State Z 36S = 100 n.
CAKUM.-Smali ssles at S6GSlL
PROVISIONSPork spot has with but moderate de-
lower and nominal bot for the uure The marlei
bid and 81 asked for January sales Of 800 bbG
bblG,
e so 50 rEew $50 25 for City do Beef is
unbabgsd Of rs bb
Plain Mess SllGSl7 for Extra do Tee Beef il
business moderator sales Of 81 at S260S8 for
Ps Mess and s39Gs3 for India Meas Beef Hams da sales
bbls New Western
active: Picked Hams at l7Ic quiet and
Hogs lower; quote l3Gl3i for CITY Lard
81 $50 bbG and for 1871
i for Prime Steam and s Gl9i for Ket
a. Rsuie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01

Ma Herring are without change demand moderate IN
'As .t there hs been bat little doing prices nominal We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
n Y WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Foe Tile WEEK ENDING Nov. 30. 1853 :

TETnTessIV IHIbINt ONN 'V,''FVI
The following articles good condon
sold by commission by wholesale shippers receive 10 per
for commissions beside freight all OInst
packages should be carefully marked With paint ana ne
should painted end Nan an M.o
the and send letter bJ
containing directions also stating now ana N1e
packages and putting will add much TO lie 'Au
Of the produce. ,,-.-, - =.
The markets are unsettled state this week mainly caused by
marked gold Cheese hops ard hog products are Se
here Instead OF going 10 ud
Of business feel the change when the
nearer approach a basis OF cone there VIII he COZ"
there the departure IRON
specie attained this facilitating and uneer
bus bear will be removed go -.
word caution well be dropped here against change ron
OF whom the shipper mas 20
save spreadeage circular advertisement oherng extra
inducements Almost season there SushT9n
uu1eged commission houses started az time wue
pour produce In Freely having bal sho.l
make
them either binds closed doors absence
which sieze This Is not INTENDED
% prevent wishing honest h'nsn
share OF trade but to caution AR
CD honest commission would Julie 70 eAoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01

NULANNEN-s1ciT cboce fofrign could o solo 70 moaIe q
grades neglected and With peutu supply
heavy though somewhat nominal We quote at shout
Cuhs Cennga ai0c for do Csyed and 40055c for
J7Oc for Porto Rico; $4,000 for Bgsh Island Do
plenty il hrst bands but meets With ou hht
Of $50 bills az $1,000 By auction 1Sl
bs 0Oe cash. and 30 hhdS Porto Rico al Co
C2ic
NAVAL STORESCude T1rpenue i scarce and nonina there
So limited denaut for spirits prices have weakening tnde1ey II
tbe grades without decided ehnge Tar Is queI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
RPANS AND PEAS.

Arrivals OF Beans 686g bush the previous week
Corresponding week last year. hush continuation Of such army
ais cannot fall prices aud drop about 25c bush
Trade Is accumulatiug Some small lots are being
obbe higher To accumulation Of sio
concluded anything ou o order
necessity Of making them good IN the county We