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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-10

THIEF ARREsTED.-Last Sunday man liv.
ing at Orr's Island had his boat stolen, which
contained quantity of iron, and yesterday the
police arrested George Morgan for the theft Of
the same. 1t seems that the police discovered
that Morgan had been selling the iron to a
dealer on Union Wharf, and by tracking him
up they found where he had located himself
He confessed his guilt and directed them to
Tukey's bridge, where they found the boat.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-10

THE funeral of JabeE c. Woodman, Esq,
will take place from his late residence, 1876
Cumberland street, this afternoon at o'clock.
Relatives and friends are invited to be present.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-10

A CANTANKERoUs FEMALE.-Yesterday af-
ternoon Margaret Sullivan got tight down at
Stafford's Block and drew quite a crowd by
her antics. and the police. finding she could
not be brought to terms in any other way, con-
veyed her to the station house.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-10
BIRTH IN TIE srArtos t1orsr-A short

BIRTH IN TIE STATION HorsE.-A short
time ago We were called upon 10 chronicle a
wedding in the station house, and now we will
inform our readers that last evening" at 10
o'clock, the woman's lodging room in the
Tombs resounded to the unusual sound of the
cry of newborn infant The facts of the
case are that officer Harmon, while on Oak
street. about half-past clock, had his atten-
ton called by some ladies to a woman sitting
on door step who, they informed him, need
ed immediate care on account of her delicate
situation. The officer Immediately procured a
hack from the City Hotel and conveyed the
woman to the station, where she was immedi-
ately made comfortable and DR.. Gordon sent
for But before the doctor arrived officer Jo-
sephs found himself called upon to assume the
position of midwife, and when DR.. Gordon ar
rived he found that mother and child were do
ing as well as could be expected. The wo-
ans name is Elizabeth GRAHAM and her hus-
band is at sea. The child is fine healthy fe-
male infant. Mary was on the spot as soon as
possible, SO that Mrs. Graffam will receive the
best of care
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-10

WE learn that the ladies of Mountfort st.
Church will hold a Social Levee at their
Church this evening. Refreshments Will be
furnished at reasonable prices. Let all go and
help the Society in their time of need.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-10
AUCTION sALEs.
Real Estate az Auction.

IN WEDNESDAY, November 10 at o'clock 2,
~ M shall sell the property No. 81 Clark street.
Said property consists of brick bu riding with base
menl finished a store, aud tenement OF five rooms
above W III good cellar, hard and soft water. Lot
40 Dy b4I feet. The above property we'll situated
to do some light business, or Tor investment.
novItd n, q. BAILEY, Auetloneer.
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Genteel Furniture aft Auctiou.

an FRIDAY, Nov 18Th at 10 O'Clock A NJ at
house No. 32 Danforih Street, shall sell sofa
Easy Chairs Rockers, Lounge, Chestnut and Paint
ed Chamber Sets, Bedsteads, Bure us. sinks, Ia
HES Chairs MatIras ses, Wardr0bes, Ingram, Oil
and straw Carpets Extension Table, Dining Room
chairs, Parlor, Coal and Air-Tight Stoves, Kitchen
Furniture, &c. p.rtpv A..
nOylOdtl IF. ". bAlLEi, AuCe'
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SheriH,S Sale.
CUMBERLAND s.


Taken on execution and unless previously redeem
ed will oe sold at public auction Saturday the Zh
day OF November, A D., 1eG9, at my dwelling house,
in Yarmouth, in said County, at three o'clock P. NJ,
all the right in equity which Seward Sttoddard OF
Freeport, in said county. has, or had on the 18th
day OF May, D., 1869, at ten o'clock and ten min
utes in the forenoon, the time when the same
was attached on the original writ, to redeem the
following described real estate, situated In Free
port Aforesaid, and lies on the road from Yarmouth,
to So. Freeport and bounded as follows: Beginning
at the North westerly corner Of land formerly be-
longing TO Reuben hoibrook, thence westerly on
said road two hundred and thirty-fve feet, to
land OF James S,ule, thence southerly by said
Soule's land ninety five feet, thence easterly by
David Fogg's land on a line parallel with the road
two hundred and thirty five feet to land OF said
Hobrook, thence northerly by said HOlbrook's IanC
to bounds begun at, containing one half acre NOR,
or less with the buildings thereon.
Said real estate is subject to a mortgage in favor
Harris Fogg dated Nov. l7ih. 1862, given to secure
the payment of 800 aud interest
Yarmouth, Oct. Goth, 1863.
3w43 d. l.. MITCHELL, Dept. Sheriff,
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Freights,

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. S.-Freights-The following
eor " 5o; Portland So co. Portsmouth, So IS; Bos-
I2n, yoO Charlestown, SO so; Fall River, So 90
;dn" and dis 50 80; Provincetown, SO rs; Prov
ldence, 50 90; Salem, So So
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-10
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The passenger and freight business of the
Pacific Railroad continue large. The earnings
of the Western Pacific road for October were
$105 900 in coin, and the Central Pacific road
$622, 1000 in coin. The Westward business is
about double that of the Eastward on both
lines. The emgrant trains are well filed
The coal found in Montediable range has been
tested in the locomotives of the Western Pa
cific road and found to work well. This is OF
great Importance to the future working of the
overland line.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-10

A PACIFIC RAILWAY
GOLD LOAN
$6,50O,000.
We beg leave to announce that we have accent
the agency OF the
Kansas Pacific Railway Company
For the sale of its
New Seven Per Cent Thirty Year
Gold Loan, Free from Tax.
This Loan amounts to Sc, SOC, 900.
First Mortgage Land.Graut and Sinking
Fund Bonds,
secured upon the extension of the Railway from
near Sheridan, in Kansas, to Denver, Colorado,
distance of 237 miles, of which 70 miles are COM
pleted, and the rest is under construction 1t is al
so Mortgage upon the Road, the Rolling Stock and
Franchise OF this rst-class Railway besides now run
ming through the State of Kansas,
And in Successful Operation for 49, miles
west of the Missouri River, and earning already
enough to meet all Of its expenses and existing ob
cations, besides
More than the Interest upon this new Lonm
In addition to this the Bonds are also secured by
first mortgage of the
Government Land Grant of three Million
Acres,
extending in alternate sections on either side of the
track from the 39ith mile post in Kansas to Denver
The proceeds of the sale of these lands are to be in
vested by the Trustees in the per cent Bonds them
selves up to 12O or in U. S. Bonds, as
A sinking Fund for the Redemption Of
The lands embrace some of the finest portions
the magnificent Territory of Colorado, including
coal field and pinery. This Company ais holds as
an asset another tract OF
Three Millions of Acres in the STATED OF
Kansas,
and although not pledged as security for this Loan,
their possession adds largely to the Company's
wealth and credit. We estimate the
Value of the Company. properly, covered
by this: mortgage, at s2s, OOO,OO
net, while the Loan is merely
s6,5OO,O0O.
The Bonds have
Thirty Years to Run,
from May l. 1862 and will pay goo
Seven per cent Interest in Gold,
semi-annually, on May and Nov !, and are
Free from Government Taxation,
the Company paying the tax.
Liz FtMClPal OI Tue LOAN Is mauo payable
in Id, in the City of New York, but each coupon
will be Payable i'm frankfort, London or
New York, at the option of the holder, without
notice, at the following rates: Ia
On 900 Bond in New York $35 (gold) each year
London. ct IS. 10 I"
GO Frankfort. -. 81 fir, 80 krtzs.. Z"
The Agents of the Loan, before accepting the
trust had the condition of the Road, and the coun-
try through which it runs, carefully examined They
are happy to give the Loan an emphatic endorse
ment asa
FIRST CLASS INVESTMENT,
in every respect perfectly sure, and in essen
Better than Government Securities.
The Bonds will be sold for the present at
DC, md Accrued Inter 81,
beth in Currency,
the Agents reservng the right to advance the rate.
The attention of investors is invited to these we'll
secured Bonds, which recommend as one of the
most profitable investments in the market.
Gold and Government Securities taken in pay
ment at their market value, without commissions.
Pamphlets. with maps giving full information,
sent application.
D4BNEY, MORGAN Dc CO., &.
No. 53 Exchange Place, NY.
III. X. JESUP d. CO.,
No. IL, Pfno Street, NV
aug19deod& eow4mis
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Southern State securities dull and heavy.
The Erie Railroad Com any this afternoon notifi-
ed the Stock Exchange that at the expiration OF 80
days $5.G0D0OO OF convertible bonds will be issued.
These bonds are known as the guage sink,n g
fund bonds, and to be issued for the purpose of
laying third rail on the road in conformity with the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad c. M
pany, some time since. This announcement created
some surprise on the Stock Exchange and the cause
OF the decline in Vanderbilt stocks, it being looked
upon as creating an additional rivalry between the
Erie and New York Central roads.
The Stock market was heavy and the expression in
Vanderbilt shares upon the Erie notification extend
ed to the balance of stocks, and there general
decline in prices Afterwards the market rallied a
little. The following are $50 quotations:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-10

BRIEF JoTTINGs.-Capt. Henry Cove, of
schooner Anna Sargent of Boothbay, had
$343 stolen Monday from a mitten placed in
the pinnacle of the vessel which was lying at
Portland Pier.-The flags of the British and
Spanish Consulates were displayed yesterday
in honor of Wales birthday.-A young man
recently sent young lady residing in the vi
cinity of this city large corn broom as we'd
ding present, bearing the following inscrip-
ton:
"This trifling gift accept from me,
Its use would recommend; .
In sunshine the b7alshu part
In storms the other end"
A gentleman called at the Falmouth Hotel
yesterday and remarked to the genial clerk
that he would like to see Mr.. Falmouth a few
moments. He was informed that Mr. Falmouth
would be in at o'clock and he had better cal!
then.-A merchant ON Commercial street has
a fresh importation from ireland in his en-
ploy. Yesterday he told him to carry letter
to the Post Office and take the key of the box
with him to bring back the letters. When the
Paddy returned he was asked for the mail.
"Sure there was none,' says he "Why,
gave you the key" said the merchant. s'Thrue
for you" says Paddy, ''and faith didn't 1
open the box with it and put the letters in
with the others that were there. "-Wales was
twenty eight years old yesterday.-The Y. M.
c. A. have done good thing in starting
Bible class at their rooms every Wednesday
evening. 1t is free to all-The wind was cold
yesterday, but it was bright sunny day.
Two weddings took place yesterday in this
city, that came under our notice, one at the
First Parish Church, where Mr.. +. W. New
hall was united to Miss Ellen s. Green, the
parties being dressed in travelling costume,
and the other private wedding, where the
bridegroom was u well known coal and lumber
merchant.-There are forty-oue inmates of the
Jail in this city, of whom three are women
The United States Hotel looks new as pin
The Office has been built out to accommodate
the clerks, and is to be grained, the walls have
been repainted and the chairs in the outer
Office all newly upholstered The firm know
how to keep hotel.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-10
ROSS BROWNE ON CHINA

Ross Browne lectured ON China last night
before good audience and was favorably re-
ceived He detailed his experience at the
Chinese Court, and contrasted the. scant well
come of the American Embassy at Pekin, with
the splendid reception given Mr.. Burlingame
at the Capitol of the United States and Euro
pean Courts. He related numerous instances
of the hostility of the Chinese and foreigners,
and asserted that the Chinese court was never
more exclusive tn an at present.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-10

Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock A. NJ, on Lew
"a market lot, Market street, 1 shall sell Hoses
Carriages, Harnesses, sc.
Apl29. r. o. BAILEY. Anetioneef.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-10
CALIFORNIA.
A DAY OF REJOICING.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.-The first overland
train from the East reached Oakland last eve
ming and was greeted with the firing of canon,
fireworks, bontires, illumination of the princ-
pal buildings and general jubilee of the citi-
zens. Arches were erected over the streets
through which the train passed, inscribed with
notices, among which were minimum fares
and Maximum travel" Oakland bears one
end of the largest rail in the world,' "New
York and Oakland bound together with ties
strapped with iron."
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TX. X. HUNT,
kaler, Bowen X Merrill
No 3 Free Sd. Block.


YEA full line of Ladies', Misses and Children's
Hats at the above prices, all of our own manufac-
ture. Warranted nrsteass goods in all the deslra-
BILE Fall and Winter Styles
Hat Frames, all Styles. ..............-10 cents.
Bonnet Frames, all Styles. ............ 20 cents.
Bt ST Make SWlf Ches. 20 CENTS
Best German Whaebone Corseis, ..... rs cents.
ROPE opooi Iotton,. '....s............. cents.
Clark's best Machine Thread. ........ cents.
Children's Balmoral Hose, all wool. -. 8 cents
~ Our entire stock of Hosiery Marked down.
Ladies' all linen As Haniki, cts, 10 Gus, IL cts
Bnd upwa ds.
Ladies' and Gents Handkts, all STYLES.
100 Dzen Nubias, by the single one same as by the
dozen.
Ladies' Knit Jackets Cheap.
Ladies' Under-Clothing at Wholesale prices.
Ladies' Misses and Chi dren's Scaris in Wersted,
Cashmere, Silk, &c, Is cents and upwards.
Big line of Gloves at wholesale prices.
RIB sONS alt styles cheap.
All kinds Millinery manufactured and trimmed to
order. All styles Of Velvet, Plush aud Satin Hats
manufactured to order at the above prices.
In stock full line of N illinery and Fancy Goods
Buttons, Trimmings. &c, usually kept in nrst-
class establishment of this kind.
Nice heavy sets of Rubber Jewelry % cents.
ES Our Goods are all first-ciass. No trash.
Come and see US. no4dtf
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

LoNnoS Dec 2Ou iG-Cousos opened at %. o Inl
gi Tor tue United w,uT Buaus lo! ts
Old a. ~; TeuFortes 8li. stocks steady; hrr RAILWAY
shares luao syl Atlantic and eera %
Cotton steady Ml1tirE y
Mdng orleans I'D Corn 30 quarter Tor kuroea
1J.--Ihe l,ogTs quiet: keutes. tIr.
LoSpoN 2Fp BAneucau secuuiss quoted a. f,oU
Tinted states FvrTgeuy bonds 1867 o. 1897. So
Ere Ceuta
Western Zai The stock market D. quiet
LivIspooL Dec NJ izksl Winter Wheat lo6H IT, Per
% for so h. Lard quiet BEEF 100 utr'e 81 ~
10. FOL Eastern Prime Mess.
Zee. 2COtou opened quiet JOIu spOt aAoat Tres
Orusrr ,te spot. Is, francs & cFL
PARIS. 2I-Ihe Sourse closed dnl Bentrs 52f sc
FEANEFoET Dec 2-Jnted fgo bonds opened
quiet . %. f1r The issue o. To-
ASrw ~ Dee .oeOrum closed co. francs for Stand.
ardW White
LoNpo Dee 2nIp m-Cou'os closed at p; %r mo1'' ard
y2s for tic account closed quiet
United TNsuies s62 go: old -, t. 81, 1eutolrs 49,
srdy Eue Railway sL4es ia Illinois eatras Ooi Atlantic
and Great Western. %.
LIVERPOOL Dec 2Oi.J n Cotton closed easier Mcdiug Up
Eads az MdIDg orleans u0i&d o. tue DAY &tuJ
bales Iurpeuuu-. - q est
LoSDoS bee ZU1alow declining al &c per c~t Carua Lin
sed frm Lussei O tu al G2J 10 pert Common ksl
4 NO. mere
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

taI0i Issps. dH0 IGi'r0aGs
Ugc g0 hush 58 bush Corn 10 - bush. oats
1881 bbS Flour SJE bales Cotton. 100 bags
Corn BuckVhsat Flour Abe pix BesssaI,
Refined Petroleum So bh SIius luptatnc Ar n. Tar
J3 bbis Pitch l2sH bhs Pors, 30 Bel SO
pEg. C Meat uE., Grease pigs iJ7 is Butter -
pkgs Chees- pax. ECgs RICE PSI pkg laow, -
bbI Lard OIL IS Pecaus pkgl Dried fru' n5 Dressed
oil Gaze Isl cakes Copper 81 bays eauuis ~ @
WHISKY 2f5ble, bales Hope, So Leatnr LA DRY
idr lO1 Tobacco, 10 toIe AMI O.
2 bags Gotten seed l@' pAA Rice 100
tkr Sfareu
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aelo Febrv also 2sN h''' average Low
hdiiuy private terms quote - follows
IlsulN Norlc. y. OursuA lens

market iUr etern and state F0nr j. more
md th. ou grades aud closed 90 far Tor e.
medium aud better grades were dn ana
,r he s,es arc $40 ht - 60Sf 81 for supreme state
Is the grades Western Extra; IS 0d IS ~ for 20
2J0-b 85 Tor Minnesota and Iowa
Shipping kytrs; 70 ga 30 %
Round Trade brands - 's0
- 50 for Amber Winter Nhea STATE
a., esteru 81 for Nhte Wheat do 80 OO1St e
m Family do: - IS for 81 Lous EItra SnRis 20 81
Double and ~ OUS 80 50 for DO lupr Isorh4
80 OaS Souibern demand sales Of 90
bhA US6 for ordinary o. good kItA Ealtm" sh1 Cuhi
% for Extra Georgia and NIrpuai 10 S'Ur Tor
Family 05d % for Extra Maryland and Delaware ana 20 -
fer famir do DO Rye Four quiet s1d fltur tame safes OF
5dS5 90 Corn Meal steady Hld u moderate re-
sales " 400 htS Brandy Nle hudred az - = 10 uA
shss plenty 80 2OaSJOO y loo 10 for
state asd 80 600 % 20 for Peuusyvanla .. . -, ~
FKED GI quote 80 70 AZ - ze . % 10 a. % ~
81 10 a. = 5ya 81 co. 100 n a. : dSl 30
FREGHrS-T0 Liverpool steamer 20 b2ies CotIon a. Slo0
Ia 10 London by sail 700 bbl. Flour Al p 3D.
moderately buyers and sellers being apart
IA their views favorable from Liverpool however has
e,en the latter Me Al the close bOdag o. bnt
there Pood inquiry from exporters The sales 62O0 bush al
Is bid for No Chicago spring; p @d for No Mws9kee
~ for Amber Western 10 lss at0at and - - bl
Toledo Amber Southern. sfoat and ~ 80
White Barley quiet but fn bed Barley Mar
quiet; foo bush IS Oats are
22OO bush db3tc for NeN
Mined and Black and White Geo state at o0
Southern 8Uolo hardly trm the
chiefly the trade the sales 1900 bush az - It0
Cd Td, sfoat; Southern White 81 = o. DO
81 o. aud fancy lots at higher fures and Jersey Aeo"
stock Of Grain NsvYOE and Brooklyn warehouses
s HV
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ALBANY CArTLR MARKBT-Dgc. D..

Cae-Martet f Beses opened du receipts 1855 bead which
4OJ bu few Christmas cattle Offering tr
class the opening holders OF ehe oeeyes demand
c Of last week ba they
by while w E 10 acp As ruling rate Of a
week othss refused. their best cattle forward
Even Christmas cattle sold higher than last veek
Ia medium grades there H. no qnotsbe change
ob.eryable Mich Cows-About % bead Of mixers
week bot the market has ruled dull and they sold
S5J0 for medium good lev good choice would
probably brought 800 SbeepThe supgy sheep this week
has numbering foil 81 s OF CansE and
The receipts, Of the week have manr been made
aBe Canada 10 fair ~ dSc far 70 good D. Gle good
paoe sales however we're elected 10 alO!c
for HIGHT and lOi ellie for heavy.
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!. ..oek Of CO. 10 NewYorl aaa BrooLa varehoasss


HIDEs-D Hide, been only in moderate demand but With
prices and sustained Upper Leather stock has been
FAR demand At m pn9ss oihsr 4es ar Sesl ggG as o
rae Rio Grande 22Glci OuuoeO. Pile California 2oG3lc;
patsmoros il. aSe; ard Central America iSal5c
1,,oa isl saan and Cbsgtpa .ated i5oIe Cura
Dry sslted lc ST Domiug" AID IoTt az fr dfy s'ed
r sailed Hes-MsraesbO i2aI3e; MaTaHbin &c Psrnsn
Chill l5a6c Vet sailed HdesBaenOs ne 2e Rio Grsnde
Country Slaughter trimmed and cared ilai2c civ Slaughter I
cured ll0tG Cy Slaughter e9" cured currency Cpgfi
SrTs Leone sgdi0 eurreHcy Gambia ana Bisau 3a3c
Ss SS Tgs,en 6s, i Tsp ld Calcutta Baa sG4e Manila
aud Batavia Buffalo lie Singapore c Penang Cow lZ@li all
HAYTbe demand continues good and with light receipts
E ,% iI S sustained We quote 'u'' o' 0''s n- ~
cousin. Sa24c; BasteTn l2d22e and learliDgs. 6GlOc
HEMP-Msna moderate demand All steady at Hi alc gOM
LEATBBR-Hsmlocl Sole set,, demand fun
Leather immediate there being little
speculative iDq Receipts from the 1nsIs' o0 ~ aooq '
Plrstvely well assorted; prices unchanged OAK sole dull
Isss s5S!ss Mode toai,o Lassi
.s I B9ao' c 4TS $s Hss Cecilia m A' , %S
ulso Onnoco &C Good Light 2ya3c Middle HEAVY %
e DO and B. DsTAgd all WEIGHS DO ,o. rSOI 9G e
tJe Middle, 53diJe Heavy S9a tSc all cash 49,.
7Sds9s otSer Kinds entirely neseciea and aona ., s,.
hAyAL sI9kh-GDss T1e9,rs s1s ' f "G s S
- 6sa - Is 10 Common % Strained quiet
Sg sos Sperm ra s. MsHaioctHa OILS are inactive f
IT s sa9 a for i esas and S5s IagS DO IL nominal
PROySIoNS-Thsre only matted business in PoE today pree'
Hsv Pier s3l IS Bee dbl and unchanged sales
soslns sl5 s2s for Prime Mess s29qsS for I1da Mes
i ANS 1 Ns. Ur, a Bacon j. In moderate demand ale,
- boxes CumhsrsHd Cut or private terms Dressed Hog are egn'r
teiy bot quiet sales o. $50 eb and te at III a 10Y No se
BTEeM'rl quiet and unchanged poor demand sIeep' for finest
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in Moderate demand and stssdy Deer has been in

SRRDS-Grsss Seeds dull and prices nomnt. az lt lf for
Is for TmOthy Rough FAX Seed Is selling u ~ -
T. Linseed j. selling 80 90 gold 800
nominal III 0lSc hbG and tcs
TALLOW-Thsre activity IN tue market to-day nut
prices Of 2JOJ al Oic Interior quoel a.
lUe., and Choice al lO3c
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sales go 7sas3l Ls-t i7i0ls'e Green Nests quiet oc
for shoulder Dressed Hogs motrrtiely Actve ~
1--we Hogs ComBon and sl ~ for kStra
unchanged Rsceips" bots fonr 4J@1 bush
Wheat hush Corn BOO ush thts 0l bush Rye, 300 bush
Barley 5Un Hogs Sbpmen6 500 bbs fonf 800 blsh Wheat
t.5JU bush. Corn, Gov bush Barley. 20 hosA
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLB MARSET-DEc 20
Reeves declined He 2eg0 head et Pennsylvania
and western steers At sg9 50 20 lair good +7aS3 common
50 gross Sheep fair demand sales l2e ead
507ic gross Hogs held firmly sales 4 bead al pa '00
rs net, the latter for prime eOrn.ied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-21
SEVEN per CENT INTEREST.

EAST RIVER SUBSTITUTION,
No g CHAMBERSST..
On and afer MONDAY the 18th JANUARY this ins,i
tou will paw psr pee ALL
SUMS deposit r three mouths previous
to the t DAY January called for will be ersssS
as original deposit
Bank open calls iroa ami Thnrsiays from 10 TO
WILLIAM II. SLOCUH President
CHARLEs A. WHrrNEr. Secretary
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{inantial.

Taos A. VIsH IT,. President JONI T. HUI Cashier.
Tvs NINTH NATIONAL BANK NEv.iolL Dec. ~. 1869
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
ofL BANK viii be held the Banking Rooms No - Brad
hours Of u m and 2 D TO- JOHN 7. HILL Cashier.