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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-04-24
ASSIGNEE'S SALE

IN BANkRUPTCY--In The matter of j. MARTIN
SALLEy Bankrupt Er pdrte f.. \. PRIcE.
by virtue of an order of sale to me directed from
The honorable District Court Of the United States
for the District of South Carolina, will sell mt
Public Auction at tho residence of j. Martin Salley,
on Wednesday. the 5th May, 1869, the perishable
property of above named Bankrupt, consisting of
Cattle, Hogs, Timber Cart, Buggy and IiArnoss,
Blacksmith Bellows, Anvil, Hammers, Tongs and
Vice, and other articles Also - bushels Corn
Terms cash Immediately after the sale.
r. V. DIBBLE, Assignee
apI24 "a
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-04-24
HESU - ~ ~
ORANGEBCRG IN EauIFY FYs' p

acsl1 ';!fT,e1, -. a.. i,7-,+
Lewis W. dash e.. al. - s's ,ssss"
hy viruc of order for sale made Il. his case
by MIR. Henry d. Lescsnc.' Referee, and o,Rrmed
~ the said Court. wiiiscll at Orangebnrg \. Cs
on Al"niay, the third day OF May next, During the
All that Plantation or Traei OF, I.anti. knuu1n as
the Bull Swamp Plant alton OF the raiL L.. w. Dash,
sitiat" in the County and State aprefaid contain
ing i.o acres, more or lcss. and bounded By lands
- III ID, kcitt and William KNOTS. epslqsss',
MIA, will I"" ha sh % ns be @ ss, ,Esyerz and q
fetns-"tine-iour'h cash, the remaining thrve,
tcorihs on n credit of one, two and three years.
Purchaser &" give bond FOR said cretiif portion,
bearing interest from day OF SALE payable annualIy
aud secured hy psurtgnge Of the prerniscs uiths.
covenant for r:sa'e TN breach of the condition OF
the bond and ALEC 10 pay for papers and stamps.
Sherifs Office 1 L. RIGGS
ornngebrrg C. H.. 5. c.. /; x.,'. - sac
apl 10, lSeS~ ri
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-15

ought to be well known to the Supreme Court,
to the Secretary of Justice, and to the general
administration of Mexico. The government
which keeps an army paid which can COM
mand the election of a majority of partisans,
which can put down Instructions and shoot
men at will, surely possesses the means of
expediting justice in the case of one of its
own officers. The late executions make for it
a dilemma from the logic of which it can
hardly escape; and if it be right to kill three
men, who, it is charged, were not fairly
tried, and not certainly guilty, surely there
is chance to visit justice upon mani
fest murderer, accused of his crime
by the Government itself, and for year and
more without trial The official silence under
which the Canto case has been allowed to
consume patience is shamefully lamentable;
the suspicion to which it tempts, in want of a
prompt vindication from the accused Govern
ment, is simply horrible. Secrecy in such
case may be a blunder worse than crime,
and postponement tampering with revolu-
ton. If the Mexicans are excitedly suspicious
beyond their unhappy wont, we may guess the
reason, and on all accounts we hope that the
Government and people of Mexico may be
able to vindicate themselves.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-15
THE FIGHTING IN SPAIN.


The stubborn struggle that the revolted
Spanish people have made and are still making
in several of the provinces indicates that the
real revolution-the real movement of the
people to cast away tyrannical domination
has at last broken out. No doubt the fact that
this movement was just beneath the surface
was Of great assistance to the oligarehs of the
army and the navy when they drove out the
Bourbon dynasty. No doubt, also great
part of the power of those men before the
country was derived from the supposition that
they were ready to identify themselves with
the will and purpose of the people in their
aspiration to be free. But the nation has finally
discovered that Prim, Serrano, and the rest
only desired to change places with the persons
that surrounded the Bourbon throne, and now
it addresses itself to the labor of driving them
out just as their predecessors in the abuse of
power were driven out 1t begins WELL for
we cannot trust the stories of the suppression
OF revolt that we get every day. These stories
come by way of Madrid or Paris in eyery
case, and in both cities the statement of news
Is distorted to the disadvantage of the strup
Cling people Indeed, the very fact that the
world has been permitted to hear at all of the
| uprising indicates that il is we'll nigh beyond
the power of the government to control it.
| An important point in regard to it lies in the
| consideration OF what the conduct of the army
will be In the case of French revolution
we might almost calculate the date at which
the soldiers would fraternize with the people,
for it has always been the case in every French
| uprising that so soon as its proportions indi-
Gated that it was an expression of the general
impulse of the nation, the soldiers would not
fight against it. But then in France the
army is so directly derived from the true body
of the people, and in sympathy with the popu-
lar mind, that it could not well be otherwise
In Spain, on the contrary, the army is an in
stitution quite apart, and not inspired by or
in sympathy with the general thought and
feeling of the mass. This fact would much
retard and may altogether prevent the inAu-
ence upon the soldiers of the acts of the
peoples yet we cannot believe but sooner or
later the army will feel what it is that it is
fighting against, and will refuse obedience to
the orders of its ambitious leaders The
moment it does SO the republic is secure.
uI,n 1agn
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-15
INSURANCE.

MUTUAL SAFETY INSU
~ RANCE COMPANY. Incorporated by the Legs
lature Of Pennsylvania 1870,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-15

The descendants Of Henry FOWle OF Boston,
have set OF chessmen presented to him by Louis
Philippe, while teaching French in 1916
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

dulness pervades tbe cattle
pens had for fortnight past aud the Jewish
element entirely WInDgbs present beng o. Their hos'i 81
:at . without that stirring people There
III fresh cattle Onehundredthst beside 49, e at eehss
Monday offered onehuuiedbst 10 add
to these single car load received at SOm%uPsw this morn
reds tb, cattle for Fridays market Few butchers
they press down o. prices. and insist upon getting
prIm, tT ia. f. Of Ii. latest KsStociv cattle cst and over
have BEEN out I S .f sa W:I S .. sSo
offered at all choosing TO l The fd{ market hoping tG.
sufficient for market day all be the cattle thereof
portion Of TIE droysI were set As follows;
697i cwt at 4GlSe O. ut y est Ke9Tesy .t a, 2Gloe y.
Iourhn,n Hughes for Kemau' Co. 81 fair strong est Ohio
Cary 60 rooa It Illinois bs.y., selling l!eiSe
Thompson hsse lsd Coon % fair 5icw Kentucky Cattle
Thompson 80 Kentucky Cattle 81 ewt al lSdsc
r Gh Co sold 70 little IOsOn gross Illinois Steers Cows and
sshu.ter sold YESTERDAY 10 Illinois Steers 6. evt allie
Pagan sold % little mixed 5Sw IsdAaa and Canada Cattle
N.Ta Burehsd had % uo, Steers 81 ev trying sell
ase also g. good cwt Kentucky Cattle for Ulsy Goa lsfl5ie
H. williams selling 50 fair 7.cv Ohio Steers at hSl6c and
q limos C.s o. 1% o. osd 5mSa o a. K.Dut, C. At
GSe1Posey lse for yer. isE ., p.r ,r ,s0is on q,
Ulery for himself and GOs Kentucky grader. strong IT
& $ Closer sold Illinois Wood SIM. o els
q II Stste Cattle 81 est &c., aud heavy Connecticut OIen
sshnst /" haas0n . S ~ sst.pt Us"I.t, ,ror5sg
there plenty Of BUYERS olhese While the CommunipaS
dealers called there good degree OF h at fofi
eghhs brought high pucrs vii be ia no OF
Sheep ADD 9i for LAmls shu Poor
Of both kinds slow Of sale The Dead Nest markets have been
Al CommunlpAv Bells Co lambs 50 n lie 1872
sheep ST n at 695ie o Of c0ae "a o. sheep was sold
Yesterday at tc
hase Go sold o. sheep sodsf n. 5ac 90 Pa, % n.
c q Pa lambs 81 10 Al 7ie They also sold Al Hudson City 20
IS 10 257 lamb. Of 50 N At Be-
Al PortT igbs Hume Elliott sold l64 sheep 81 n a.
66 % n. 81 o. 81 10 Bl o. sB ~ bse 81 DO y ~
n NJ a. Ste with
sslsS At oach
KIRBY 81 n she and 81 Of 30 at Sc AO
81 b. % OF 3406l n al sic II of4s; Dist Ste
and2O of6 n at 8.o.
MeGraw Go ,ch STATE sheep 90 n at Sic B Indiana 81 n
SIC. shd 1884, State hmbs IS n st Sc
steady With OF ~ at Commuup.v and 20
Of 4I3 Sales oi i've 100 state hogs 40 D.
S0 per Illinois, lgg n DC Dressed hn at
dressed arriving from the nearby portions Of
jersey I11 this age selling 81 lJi dli-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON Sept l5I mConso 81 foI money and 90
United states I've IweGy bonds i0 sJ4 lso
old 81 1867 Stocks steady kre, 28t lliBos sii.
IdyEKPoOL Sept 3-7ll nCOton opened dui Mdihng Up
lands i3!d. NddliBg Orleans. l34d 81,
l5-ROsB " eUt Tor Common NORTH CarOhna,
and 1915 ksSned PstOsum, ll6i q gallon.
oNDON sept ISL mCOBso Tor money sI FOR scooubt 81 a
% ADeriean Securities quiet Stocks quiet. kne. PSI
ID o. mCaOn Bebdftuht
oust Bacon, 20 y for Cumberland Cut ... -.
pIK Sept l2 The BOurss opened fat Rsutet 70fr
soc ,...,,,,
H6vRE Sept opened heavy but quiet l6 francs
P1His Sept -Tht Bourss Ern Reatet 7Ifr O5c
HAvKE Sept l5EVeHBgCCitoH closed heavy both on spot and
AsrwERP Sept lBvenisE closed firm at s6it for
Standard v bite. -.
oNDON sept lS30 mCOnsols eossdE Rl for and 81
q m tie account securities closed follows Five veniY
bonds Gls 8 81. g. Er 2oi Illinois Csn,ras vi
Sugar dull ,,.,,.
fvFBPoo 1543O Cation closed irreInsr; Mdlng
finland. 3i dling Orleans 1871. Of 1000 bales Of which
2OJJ for export an speculation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
nnMKsr1r MAPKRrs

PmLApE1pHIA Sept I5-COiton Mlfng 32ao1c Flour
sptss West Ei.a F@ % se 81 g Z, DO
g W.. ss o Rs 60 a s. w pan e f G
81 a$ % Corr s,ssr Gsos 20. H S. Ss,jsi a., i,q
5 ans Mose unchanged sugar 10 good demand ,A's 80
T %si,t G' s.d !, !. 81 81 bot bSeis bod o.
BAITxoEE Sept l5COttOn dgl and irregular Low hddns
~ 50 Go Es'Ps 81 s. Panty MN
10 s v,,u od ss wseaanshsssed sales REQ al SsS+
PoiE quiet s,as3 So Bacon aTT and aetve l6 SIDE,
quiet al 9 o2O.c Whisky quist-Sock scarce at 1851 80
% S S sgp Is Tor anSsi wnt s' for
sgZaSs 81 for Double Extra Wheat lower Red Winter held at
, s Corn '1 ossf .sies $500 bush s5e
1000 bush private terms Baf 'f n 1GG go
Shorts SS5P H sn sspas. 42s Ma5"g. s5oasa y 'aa
Yori LaI5sI to the HSd.SD Railroad Foute Bo.
bSsh Wheat. 90 Sa.l Corr o EIDor
% tHh wes. 10000 Zee! LsmSsn .sass ?,
10; White 81 20 Corn in bulk sse Oats 'SgS9 Iy
HscopsbonHsrs Toe Clear l9e CeAr sides ~. sc
Lard Isi9Oe Hams sugareSree 22e Kr'rA Sus'c0ed 2'e
bsrRorT sept 5wbeatcommOn grades advanced Choice
Regular 81 Amber 81 Cora see for No Dat. nomqsl soc
=, ~ Isssl a5 Su. liza. demand Corn
% the later Pcs for ws s sl.. S Of Pd % IS
shwH. COLL add Lard dull nomna
ise for shoads l6 for Clear Rib aud Clear Sides Hams un
Masrm. Sept Is receipts 600 bales exports 100
bales Pou QUIET superfne S5a IS 80 Whe1t-so 81 ~
Corn gfle oats 6JD6Sc PORK Sa4 90 Lard D4@zIe Bacon
stesdy; shoulders l6ic Sides, l9ie $3.50, ,r,. ~
BUysALo NJ T. sept 5-RsoeiptsFlour 300 bbs wheat lo
OoO bush Corn bush; 800 bush shipmens" heat
70 bash Osha freigh unsettled "hest iiD
Isle Corn se 70 Flour dull ard EASIER mb..t ea
ssS s.asr s.i.. 1900 hr.nls Club q. sSSsl ~. g
Is 900 bash Red Tsds . o8 Corn quiet sales osn n h
according qnty Oats quiet and stetdI SAFES Of
No wesesS s1c kys nominal al issl o. as TO aas d.
oone oasrng Best duh - for New Timothy Pork og
HEAVY Mess Lard DAN s aiSse HsA~ihss higher and very 0
al 4 4 ze1 IS the lstter for retail lois -. ~.
sept sElss aas and so.nsy UNCHANGED WIS S
vas quiet seller September Corn quiet al Bt 6se o
No a D8Je seller
Oats quiet No A0+fc Rye arm, sAes At 9le TOR NO se
for No Barley frn at OIL 334 seller this month S - ee
sellers than buyers quoted al 81 90 fok non
pIy $50 sle Dry Sailed Shoulders scilvs sso
hsbsr Al I5 sle Cattle - i71s4 81 for fair = geod Co.'S
AZ q Tor choice shipping Live Hogs active a. ~
for Comment sl0 20 for Bra Freigbn coed oepssG
6a6e on Corn and 6ae Wheat 10 Buffalo ses
E1og III 600 bub Wbai III 900 Corn 10 900 bush 0.t
besh ave 6OOO Barley 600 Hogs Shpments-t 90 BOG
PoB 100 Wheat 10000 hush Corn "A coo bush Oats lV
bush RYE bush. Barley. 1890 HOgI .
ToLKno e.pt 5-Fou qst Wheat quiet And unchanged Con
s,nsr. No zoe No 87ic Oats siesdVi 5Je No 3le
Rsespts 100 bbls Flour Wheat 10000 bush Corn
$3.50 bush Oats osi 60,
n, J. 81 a. 10, No. declining No. g. fe Corn teay AZ
eght nosaay auohaSged kecspnI0 bids fsar. s]V" Du'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16

rather active recovering from the hte zen
1rar, tone Of 39iObsge eT Mary hAmhoe ana ~
opK RAPIDLY dnsPPeArHgi safes Of b''o 's'
MSosJo bslaBee per Adelaide a. iui rates -, o.. r,.,
Airy sctss the being chiefly for the low grades o ePor1
most the most noticeable u we nslIn
- l.So sg 20 Or saDertps Ststs 35DS6 40 for hIta
state TS9s7 Is State' 81 ~9sO % 70, te
,Sg Wheat ETiras 81 s5Gss Minnesota Iowa
LIr-ihe latter of New 81 vas - i9I O' RSSs 20 go
80 sss % 'sr ssggHg 1I a1S'S Do &c 5sasS for Amber
and esie 81 90 % st s h ~,
DO. l9ass o Fsmy 90. 90 90 "a IN IS rs for DO Triple
rstsrsss oregon heavy asd irTegaAI; sales o. ~
At 81 50USS 81 via The Hora southern FSst - @ ~ oS
offering. fair; sales o. 80 bbs AZ g. Uas. O ND VI
Tus Baltimore County s7ds75 s. for EIA Seo'gA aaI
nA, BS9qso Is tor Ks@ DO - S'E 1y 40 kIs Flour
Siet G stsady SAFES Of tb - 90Qst ~ Cor hsa
aas suppJi taiei Of go bbi1 at - !" ' ~ "
PREfGHrsTo Liverpool loads Wheat At yta DO ogs NJ
10 "a tsashsAyy gost 2s0HIE s5 ny stesnsr 90 -
Al l0id bsIss Cheese igG 500 boIes Bacon 9s o
ts1y "a 81 and ~ 05s vessel HSa CHAR
t.red 10 port Wae With o. orr Wheat a. Is -, =
% ,.ss I'd les vsrs6. news from Earope prices Of nost
rs AZ concession good deDard nay ss noseo 2r
rSss ss1 Toe nius Redsr.t. the Sa eoa bush
soh DO 81 AGsl ~; r. 1a9 III s. so 5 NO Nil
saat.s 81 IS for Mssure 81 sac ~ for Red s,tsr2
81 A0sl Amber DO ~ 4qsi % ioI Amos. esS'e uJs
whiss htbgn e. si amber Inc 90 s for Dstl
a fs as sOuthea ssd 81 510$l " for Amber 90
Bsrls, scarce Of 100 bash state 70 ae al AeAH -
a., ~ .ey offered the close the sales are
al 6sa674e New ONO ana mssh ~ I't,sr fol,
ET Jersey s3d6c aud soallsru At oiqe'e Ysh hss ~
very dgi eo bash, "sssre ~ ~ ~ Alo
l+i Corn hiI demand a. w. =; mann aps nsouBd
~ ~ l@ 81 6s Esv western nItd al . ioaSl o. and Iela
isN 81 o. 3@sl 49, essrs sif's e. o. 40 40 reno"
HOPS eogtisst dS al S0lSe OS new. and A~Sc' Tor A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.

Pr Canal IcsstIs. and RdUT00Ia
SEpr Cotton 1876 bbs l9 7 bush Wheat
s 36OS bush Oats 900 buh Grass seed go bush
P.r Seed ls hush Meal 10 Rehned Pc
troeuu Spirits TurpeuBs 579 bb Pitch bl bb Resin
Pok 60 pkgs Beel II pigs Ashes 2sA pfz BATE 55i
py Cheese 100 pkg Tas= 100 on Cake 3 bbs WHISKY
6 Nh, Egg, 2g baes Wool Hemp 29l bales Hops % s2s
Leather 1850 Hides bd Hides 800 Lead IL Rice, yO
pkgs. Starch. bblA kaphthh, pkg BeesvSI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER &c. 1852

Wheat 5000 bash Oats 1000 bash Cora shP"sns-io0o OSs
Flour, 2oOo bush Wheat -. A, =. -
CLEVELAND. Sept I;-whsat dull; No. Red 81 ~ No
nominal Corn dull No MiIed 9se No 2nonnAV soc oAs ou
held BoninAy SOe Cor No. Rye quiet ind non Darcy a
and nominal
BUFFALO CATTLE hARKBT.-SrPr 10
Csle-Rscepti 100 head Market dull and heavy common
medium lower prime and unchanged hshi
higher; State and Western % %gef ~" Oan.da
Lamb, S. 1886 50. Hogs unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
THE MARKETS.

iCar.fuly reported for Tsx TRBUSE I'D go.
COITOs-Sees still forcing business and The market has again
v.y materially declined al gradss esng VITA weak irregular
ss All liberal ohsD Of ia bales 10 last evening
20 arrived 591 iksn b. sPinBes IL by spu
Tors and 99 by eEporter delivery 100 bses bepmbe
2c &c 1000 private terms 90 OCTOBER &c wv
o. 27ic December 2.c aud no Tot January @oe We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FRsT MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BONps YREE OF GOVERNMENT lax, ISSUED BY TIKI
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA KALI
ROAD COMPASY-We confidently recommend these
BOND, az frst-class investment At the price they
Weld about 10 per cent interest per annunl Oniy
limited amount are offered before advancing the
rate Pamphlets and full particulars can be had on
application. ION :,
Financial Agents of the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
Free OF G0VERNME TAX.

The Mortgage the RAILWAY it. Rolling stoei
Dspo Machine Shops the property Of the Con
psuy.
Tn. road Is III length only Blsi sud eat hH,
s.ens The Cities DaAr. UrbAnA bloomington and Pshn the
Garden Of Is boisd large Eeuar, sHd Asss
turing products also for valuable The local bnsness
line srstea paying IL addition th. Company
provd, for large through bu,bsH hIbg may valuable eoBnee
tor, Ba, and asy or,Ou The Ss has lately
consolidated with the lbdAape, and DAh1s oa1 mAG over
miles under MANAGEMENT
At with th. PsnsTar. Central Baltimore
and Ohio also other lines at DnTi, With ss Toledo
Wabash and Western Ptn with Peoria mafing through
diree. route no, connecting Philadelphia S,sIorf Bo'ioH Isi
baltimore K.ofuk Burlington omaas Isd The Far West
The Road is being rapidly constructed all GRADED and brsed tie
laying the Of mile day al Tie iron and large
amount Of rolling s,oe provided Th. -hos road al be completed be
foretb ist Of January next
Tn. bonds average sl5co mile convertible into
option Of the holder A. time snd may be regis
tered In the name Of the owner II desired
The stock, pbeAl lines Of Illinois selling Al
from above par to nearly reasonable prospect Of the
stock OF this road selling high either Of then
which males the convertible clause valuable option.
We have peopaT examined road and consider The bonds
cbo, eeury therefore take pleasure recommending then to 10
yors profitable and rsb. large portion Of the loan has
already been sold
ar. authorized offer them for the ~ % and accrued in
t,rest currency Company the night Advance the price
.hou. boe. At hi, price they pay per cent IN euneJ-nslry
80 per cent invested In Governments Gold
marketable securities received eIehtnge Al Highest nirf
rates Bond. forwarded by express frss Of charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16

Money was In good supply at per cent on ean Com
fnercia paper nominally lOdH per cent Tor prime
The Government paid for the purchase OF bonds
To-day entirely in greenbacks, but tomorrow will sell
o. 900 900 gold which win require the banks TO return
~ $50 600 OF the There is great scarcity OF
&mal egaltender notes, and the Department at Wash
AngtOn unable furnish until they receive the
new notes the printers This IT stated, Will not
be before the lst OF October The banks now pay
premium on notes under $50 for shipment the West
Sterling Exchange dull at IOs alOSi for prime CO
bay bills. and 1888 for sight
The transactions OF the suh-Treasury to-day were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16

MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD Co. bIRsT
MORTGAGE BONDS.
INTEREST EIGHT PER CENT PER ANNUM. PAYABLE
MAY AND NOVEMBER, IN THE CITY OF
NEw-YoRK; PRINCIPAL PAYABLE
IN 1885,
These Bonds, which have been placed in our hands
Tor negotiation by the Company issuing them, we
regard as frst-cass security They first lien
upon tho road and its equipment The total issue
has been limited 10 g. 100000, road Of l64 miles
In length which is but 1892 per mile. The road is
trunk line running from Montgomery, the capital Of
Alabama to Tensas, p miles from Mobile. with
which it connects by steamboats, The road has been
In operation for years, and has demonstrated It's
capacity to do profitable business. That business
will be much enlarged on the completion OF the New
Orleans and Mobile Railroad, now in the course Of
rapid construction.
1t is the intention of the Company to sell sufficient
of these Bonds TO pay its floating debt and TO place
the road and equipment in frst-rate condition, re-
tanning the balance in Its possession 10 meet future
contingencies. ....I
These Bonds are offered for the present at 50 per
cent and accrued interest. At this price they will
yield about 81 per cent per annum on the invest
ment exclusive of the u per cent discount at which
they are purchased. We confidently recommend
chem a. a safe and profitable investment.
For particulars apply TO
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co.
~ y Nor~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16

The Semi-Annual interest Of the BONDS of the DAN
VILE URBANA BLOOMINGTON, AND PEKIN RAILROAD
of Illinois which will be paid in gold Oct l, is equiv
alent to reduction in their price 95 and accrued IN
1erest in currency of over one per cent
TURNER BROTHERS, Bankers, IA Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16

HBHP-Th. ooy moderate al l2 gold Other
had. are oo. change and the business Z moderate and so
a 81 for Retail iots -''' anu ''''''
M0LAssRs-Hods, asking r.t,. but buyers scarce and
NAVAL STORES quiet uu,h.ng.s, Re' 81 'oasa so for
oILSCrud. Fish Oil without change The d.msnd nodsTa,s
Oh inactive and Lard Oh arm and 10 IA. sI ~ az
% A%sTeio Ln,s.d remains sI a. All Refined ss.
PROyISIONs-Tbers activity Port today bu, At
sesGsdy lower price The offering: are quite Sd % go @ d.
Sb lots 5 % tor Cit, o. $40 sOsss IS Ia Prime s2ds 50 for
s Prime 81. e,t iGr w.,tes Prime Mes a fS ist
ssds sr Plan Mes EI. o. TieIos Beef
Fn' Be- I'm CT ' Neat, demand soi., s sT,
steady sales Of pigs al Ildsc Dry SAted shoulders so
re for for Pcted Ham: and 9,d2te for
tit, Shoulder and s szo.e for Bacon far de-
c ALSO sl ' ' Of oo Belize. =, S siSie in pickle
are hrm quote at l3e for cry Lard col sa prices are
be for and 1871 d2o for Kettle Rendered h'f
BUrrGK-The spe grades demand full quotations. but
poor AID GTqsIy B5 s n g.9S ana
Delaware Cbenanro a1d Middle and 22a2s
i srSoS' Go pl h pals
Hal tabs TopmOs I'D SSSS
Common to ss % chicsSo Eoiwestsru
Store md Shits .tiisiSsS
CAEsxThe receipts light and there Is no accumulation o.
stock but there little demand and English shippers are not Inclined to
state Factory ncy....i3dl6 Farm Dairy, sknmei 40
Ohio Factory ...........H 6l5t
Common ais Conn Bng Dairy. good. lie OH
Skinned b6lO Medium
Farm Dairy Common skinned I 0lO
Medium ............l3 ala Pineapple ..:..;...2o as
PETR0LEUM-Crude 6ner at lode. bulb Refined active ard
tme 32c the and delivery and Rse in PhAdsE
phiI spot and all 1863
Iales reported
SUGARSNRv demand from rsfn.r,i the offerings
small te higher with
firm feeling Fair 10 Good Refining sdttc
Of $50 hbd d2c for Cuba III 03to for Porto Rico;
5OO bOIes fa2c and 400 bags Pssnbueo at lie He
lined fmer Z 1864 8l6tc. for hArdS -.
sEKDSGras Gull and price. uomnsl at 9dl3ls for
Clever Timothy Rough Flax selling % 40
. 81 SO Calcutta Lnseed Is selling at 81 l2t gold.
TALLOW-Tbe market / . quiet but steady at lie .
WHlSKlTh market active and higher; sales Of AS ebs
At Sl 3gGSl ~ small lots al 81 s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-16
Er5Hr PER Cent CURRENCY BoxDs

EIGHT PER GENT CURRENCY BONDS
Or THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA X. X. CO."
FREE OF GovERSSdENr TAX. -
Endorsed By the state Of Georgia.
Entire issue only $4,000. ,-- Oils -...t.-- cd.
For sale at ga and interest, By ..--.
.s. SoUTTER g. CO., IS William-st
HENRY CLEWs & Co., 81 Wal-st.