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AIEXA NDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA. ADVERTISER
THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10.

Corruption IN RUssIA.-A correspondent
at st. Petersburg, writing on the Sth ulnm0'
saws: The corruption of the Russian officials
has been strikingly illustrated by some cases
which have recently come to light there 1t is
a common matter Of complaint that money
transmitted by the post is often lost. and
committee Of inquiry now sitting has discover
ed that many of the postofhce officials have Tor
years been in the habit of opening all letters
which appeared to contain money, and destroy
ing them after abstractiug their contents. Nor
is this all. One official has been convicted OF
tearing off the postage stamps from the letters
that passed through his hanGs, and another OF
stealing the newspapers sent through his office,
and afterwards selling them as waste paper.
Werderofsky, the official who committed the
famous frauds in the matter of the salt mono,
poly at Mini Novgorod, and was sentenced to
Punishment in Siberia, has had grand ban
quet offered TO him by his fellow officials before
his departure, and was accompanied BY them
several miles on his way. He must have con-
trived to keep considerable share OF his spolls,
for be has gone to exile accompanied by man
cook and a numerous suite OF servants"
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FEED
FEEDl

EEEDl FEED
FEED
JAS. 4. HENDERSON,,
Wholesale and hetail FEED DEALER,
No. 50 Cameron street,
Theatre Building, Alexandris, va.
Has on hand
N tons prime Upland Timothy Hay
10 tons prime Glover Hay.
10 tons prime Baled Straw.
90 bushels Oats
200 bushels prime White Corn.
tons Rye Chop
2OU bushels White Middhrgs.
200 bushels Brown Middings.
200 bushels Brown stuff
800 bushels Wheat Bran.
200 bushels Ship stuff
800 bushels Corn Bran.
and offers for sale at the lowest market price. -
The highest cash price paid for Hay ana Straw
sep SIT
AADER'S HOOP SKIRT, CORSET
ID AND
SHOULDER BRACE FACTORY,
ll9 King St. next to Brengle's CONFECTIONERY
UOnO nxos comprising grcrt variety in style
and price.
NURSING CORSETS, ali numbers.
MISSES CORSErS, various styles and
prices.
have also constantly on hand the celebrated
CANTBREAHEM CORS EFT STEEL.
Hoop Skirts altered and repaired
Il. BLADDER
jy II No ll9 King street.
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I AM RECEIVING 40 tons of Timothy Hay,
i which l will deliver by the load cheap
sep4 A. WALL, 20l King ST.
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AMUSEMENTS.

sPALDINe & RAPLEY, Props. and Msn'rs.
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E'f.HsgEa.sEEisS.

NHESAPBAKE GuANp,
~ AvNONlATED SOLUBLE rHOS-
PLATE,
combining all tho properties oi Bono ana q
ruvian GuGno
MANUFACTURED 81
ISAAC REYNOLDS u Sons, Bait lmore'
under the direct supervision OF one OF the III
In addition to humorous rccomm endalohs
pv farmers who have used this fertllizerl give
he remarks of Doctor L II. Sta6lcr, mem :
ist Who y, nv rnquo7t made An analysis OF
~. 1,-~ ~, A'nmcni.ted Phosphate, nsmey:
i%ehiy two per ccn,um1d1;;' 49,, Cusno is i'm.
me G ,lnlely soluble. and Hraletle 10 The crops
favorable ',S az, 70 r. aHfSF}2T1l1- By rib
nlanE during it. growth.
z u. STARLER. Chemist.
klexauirg, Va. Oc.5ncr It'll, 1868
Fer safe by Benz. T.. LAMBERT.
Agent. Alexandria. Va.
and b. merchants denling in Fertilizers, at
Agents prices sep 3-6w
WHITELoCK'5 VEGErATog.
a supply or this valuable Fertilizer Just re-
ceiycd by TIOS. PERRY,
aus No. ID King st.
WE HEREBY arnourco to the public that
w Is. J. Ruth y CO are no longer the agents
Of BERGER * BUTH for tho sale o. their
ENCh ASIOR
SUPER.PUOSPUATG OF LIME.
This Super Phosphate has been IN market
for ten yeas and being thoroughly and care
fully prepared and Of the very best quality, it
has given general and thorough satis!actiOn.-
Every year We hAvo cndca vorct 70 i'm grove its
value, and we are sure that all who buy will
find il the best IN tac mar e.,
AGENTS: = II. HDOFF, Alexandria; j. w.
JAMES s. CO., Warre4loa; Z. VI. BENT
LEY, Lees burg. IL 2l-3m
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JEACIIiNESTS.
1rACFINIsTS AND BLACKSMITHs.

HIRAM \. WOOD. JAS. B. PftVE.
WOOD & rFIo
MAC TWISTS,
Having rented the shop formerly occupied Dy
". :. Moore are PREPARED TO do al WORK IN
tbeir line with nestne.s aud dispatch.
STEAM ENGINES bail. to order, and re-
mar work of al l-iads promptly attended to; >.
We respectful. solicit u share o. the puoiic
patronage, ,NOOD q ,I; ~
sop G-tf Slexeharls ' d.
C. ". JAYf!T N. C. II COLLINS
TAMIE5OE & COLLINS,
- IRON AID BRASS FOUNDERS, :
z COR or ROYAL { WILKES SITS, :
i ALEXANDRIA, VA.
= n9-Buildiag Material, Mill Work and :
s Casting Of every description made at 5
shor! notice :
Cash paid .o5 old Iron and Brass.
sep 6-tt
NAS AND STEAM FITTlN G.
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Cash paid .or old Iron and Brass.

sep 6-tt
CAS AND STEAM FITTIN G..
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For sale by all Druggists
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CENTS' LINEN COLLARS 81 CUFFS.
" [GooI quality only,l
can be had at .,,,c
oct1a5t GS ing street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.
annLnn NanEFHTE

IoNpoN Nov I'LL u.Con,os opeu A. 90 'or both mots1
and s account Amsncau open quiet ani steady ils
Fv-Tweriy bonds 1851, oJ! las oI si TO- 20 len
Fort-s III. Eue Railway shares. fol Illinois Csua' III
LivEHPooL I'LL nCoitou opsned trni Adlug Up
lsnd, ,d Mddbg Orleans liza Wheat 10 per eesA for Red
Winter
LoSDos Nov l7Ross sJd6 per for CouRoa North Caro-
Ina CscuttA Lus.ed. GlI6dtl.q
PARIS Nov 1.-THE Bourss opebsi Rshi,s, TN &c
FRANKYoRr Uuied Bobds ossasi qus e9asst
HAvHE l7Coor Tres Ortiuars ne spot IN y est
AsTwEEF Nov iPsum opened qas Al ola irAse' Tor stand
ard white
Loxpos Nov ? securities qgoted II ib NJ
ng rstes Ig6i S Us i've 1872
old u L. s. PreIWeue 1901 GJ Illinois Cehtfa1 lfs a. S'i
LIvyPooL Nov i7J ECouen i hooyant A1ihag Ipssd'
ia dIIFd Middirg Orieits iliHllid Lard ID v
PtHu 1.-THE Boarse closed quiet ksutet, n r., Csc
LoSpoN Nov I7t3O p slosed 81 for both money
account 1--WE bonds 1852 aJ; iD Cd az 1901.
go TenFores III stoks trn Eu Rssy shsrc, s0 Illinois
Csntrals. gal.
LvERPoor Nov i7-I1o . n-Coioh closed sua Mddng W
Lands, Igdid Mddng Orleans ldsd sas Of toe day, SyJ
bales. Lard. - % e cst
Loypos Mo-, I-Rssssd Petroleum Isalsi gallon Ls's,d
iiIxHrEG Nov. I7.-Ps.rolsum opsssl doll At Z th.su
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
pc,,e Rico. soe7Oc and cuba Mu,cO.

ard nou sc suimpont; POtc Rico J6o and cuba MuseO-
vsdo 40dS5o
NAVAL STORRs-ude Turpentne dab sod nomna Spirits
frm and In fair demand n R0rns qet Of ~ 5d ~ .
H. Ia, a. S G ~ avs Tar doll Al ~ 50ds2 s7k
OIS-4Ter,n ipseei apl snd heaTy a. gi1s for esis
And bb EBeb do H pnmuai Crude Fish Os QUIZ and heavy
Whale h low, nc sperm 81 81 10 Lsra IN remains hu
Al : 4 Cos so Other Oils duh and nnebaBged
OH sner better demand sales SV nns western Al
Ss10SfA
PROviSloNs-Tbere activity In PORK tosAJ, and
prices have bat there e demand AZ the eoe ihe %
ssb and regular bh 25NS3l Is for Oh Mess SJl
50 Tor New 40 756 S26 for Old Western Pnse Meas Tor
future delivery paid for $50 bb New Mess Tor January Beef
without change the demand moderate; sales Of 3 bo az -
r Psu and l20S7 Extra DO Terce Beet remains
dull prices nominal at SZdS28 for Prime Ness aua SSla
for India Beef Hams active sales OF ~ A.
s5 50 FOR Cut Meats duh and prices uncertain Bacon
the market want OF stock safes OF ~ boxes
City Dressed Hogs AZ lt05i We notice the
INST Of today consigned 10 hessrS ompk 20
l3!c which extreme Lard nm ana IN god
supply; 200 bbs aud ties Al s6 LOT Ma
l7E08 for City l8al9c for fair to PRIME steam anu Wt@G
for Kettle Rendered. m, ,---.-.
PETROLEUM doll and there weaker feeling Trade not SET
tied yet. No demand from shippers speclaots - -
RICE-Maket aul and heavy sales Of 80 ts CAonA
70Tlc.
SUGARSRaws been quiet but fmy held and verV few
desirable samples shown; Good Refining ltc sales
obbng the trade Nc hnne sone ou'
quiet moment; Powdered GRADUATED and Crushed tgl0
STEARIN quiet but firm at Tdl1ic IN hhds ana te@
- for Timothy. Rough FIseed active and bnn sales o. o
bush A. Calcutta Mnseed selling 81 wa - gold
TALLOW less active but prices arm sales Of oV I'd
lie.
WHISKY still quite active prices are tTm
sales ofoJJ Dbl al 81 ll4Sl L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
NATIONAL. STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. l7-P. II.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. Up, 81
Gold sold at 127G12d, 1868, and closed at
J27 0I27!.
The Gold Exchange Bank will resume business on Mon
day and clear the business OF Saturday well as the
unfinished business Of Sept. "a.
Government bonds strong. at advance OF per
cent m prices The market dull throughout the day,
aud closed firm al quotations
The new Assistant Treasurer Mr. c. J. Folger formally
assumed the duties OF his Office this morning, Gen. But
terrified making transfer Of everything pertaining to
the Office A complete account taken, previous TO
the transfer Of everything with the exception Of the
com IN the vaults, which will be counted in few days
Livery item was found correct.
The Government purchased three millions OF bonds
to-dsy-one million Tor the sinking fund, and two mil
hons TO be held subject the action Of Congress The
total offerings Sc 63OO and the awards were as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

"WEDNESDAY Nov lTbe market opened Onshundreiih't this
including somewhat free sales YESTERDAY we're 200 fresh VIII ioy n
s Ss. So il IL e ~ oa have been sod and at the full
prices Of Monday Astw butchers did not tarn out 10 oree
dull and some TEXANS snl other rather common
uTEts ' n & f ~ 80, hgt eat cboe. Kentuchy
Ohio DarPa~-a' ie iba 'Sa sold sese yos IS wei better to
make the market hule stranger th'n It was o tnsp
counting upon an improved had sufficiently con
deed hat M ''9k vas wanted Tor hosy week ia FGt sDp
surplus Toe last sold at lOe d. % e
THOMPSON for Coon Co. so fne 81 Kentucky cattle at iSl
6c Kentucky cattle o Bills o. eSt' AZ RaSci one
wesnemsr s. Suyasr 90 Ohio steers eoTmoo to 81 prime
er 100 pretty good ee Kentucky cattle At l'G
l6c ana 81 very fue q ewt Ohio steers AZ ISOLDE ,,z,s
! G. Hoag sold % Dutehess County steers -' A. 3 ~ ,
Loushan for , Smyth ID Ohio steers o. eW1 only medium OF
$40 SsS hal. GO local cattle Durbe,, County and niIe
n cst very common T. good, sold al l2alStc III. ,
Livingston sold their % Illinois stsers, Las I've "eigai
Blight Pagan sold - udi,nl steers common, LIS alive "
~ Wheeler soii a mirsd local stock stII aHc
8, i gi FOOD =, cst steer. a. se and bad lOt Indiana
for W H. vsuai ev sold % Of y e.t At lsd,S; the
J. H. Williams sold 81 raugbsh o. est Missouri cattle at i59l'c
Ind TAT Ohio steers 78u 10. az lJa i6ic. go,
Seey He-y had gs common 81 cat lHOh steers sold a. Ito
Culver T,e Co. ruu gu, 90 OF evt to i
Bete sGS srt ons brought lOr 20 dress % II per e"t
5 Schuster od 10 Kennedy steers u c"t, at i'dle M
raw bought -. which he retaiIed al l4dl5+c
r. sold State steers for T. IT, shepard cWLt AZ Se
H. q Ohio steers. of q cvt. sold a. he
slowly today With hEh atr'ah OF Hs' b'A
buudredthst, al forteat, and cars Al
Of then late TO- There va, scieJ any ale Dor
before last Of week The weather was Ve'
without change, the beug from - 10
With Te large aad sheep 7Ia7ie Lambs are qao'ed
SAFE.
The few Faiy.sghhst viz; By Hume
FHo 10 Michigan sheep H. Canada g. d. Ole. - DO.
llat D, nc with 46l state sheep at - each 80 -
n Is %. - Sic 70 A. ~ ~ - AZ - ~,
100 ~ n 4ie; Of ~ ~ &c - CsnsdA' soi D. A. 3iei -
Canada lambs. o. H. 6ic, and a. do, . y 81 &C.
arrived 20 There were ~ more aIs cue
IL the Be and bewJey Cer Roads The onF iaie
heavy Illinois At NE Lave arc quoted a.
lO.0I!c Dressed a. iJi dlJlc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
GEORGE OPDYKR Il Co.,
Bankers. No. % Nassau-st

GEORGE OPDYKE q Co.. Bankers. No. % Nassau
st. offer for sale the following desirable securities
First Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds OF the n. Y.
and o. Midland Railroad First Mortgage per cent
Gold Bonds of the Montgomery and Eufaula Rail
road Endorsed by the State of Alabama; First Mort
gage per cent Bonds Of the Mobile and Montgomery
Railroad per cent Bonds of the City of Oswego
10 per cent Bonds OF Platte County, Missouri. and
Z per cent Land Grant Bonds of the Union Pacific
Railroad.
The attention of investors is invited to these we'll
secured Bonds. Full information in regard to them
will be furnished upon application to the agents Of
fering them for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
NOTICE.-AI persons are forbidden to nego-

NOTICE.-Al persons are forbidden to nego-
tate take Of the following Bonds Scrip tbeT we're
JOHN ALEXANDER deceased the City Eewferk.
and the property of the subscriber:
VIRGINIA STATE COUPON BONDS Of o each payable In
New 39 4l9 tDO3] each. llos
AMI told issue 5G35 56 SOB (uew ssue) and
certificates 81 registered debt taew No 5O3 and No 525
for $50 Also the Coupons for LIST January 1870 cut Of from Nos
i0l0l and 1884 Application Of the above will be
made To the Second idor Of Virginia.
LOUISIANA STATE BONDS-Seven Of 800 each numbered OBS
l Iva ST. SOL 953 $40 all dated al baton Rouge. July 49, 1853
Also State Treasury Bond Of La ed back Of 81 900 No 2 date
Oct
sumbeis Application their s be made Auditor Of
Louisiana.
BROOKLYN WATER LOAN. State % New lork-Three Coupon
Bonds OF S. 90 each Nos 1876 1898 226 and three Of 900
each. same denomination Of Bonds
CONSOLIDATED PACIFIC r. R. STATE BOND OF MISSOURI
for 81 900. No 2O3L
u TREASURY BOND ~ no No 500 Now 1865 $40
CALIFORNIA STATE BOND Of 600 No. 3Og dated
20, Aug. 2, 1883
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE SCRIP Of New Orleaus-No
Bos NO 1860 No 1861 No 1852; No 2 1868; No no. 1865
No. -. 1866. 20 the Of John Alexander
AZ the same time about Sl0hO0 CALIFORNIA STATE
BONDS and about the Of TREASURY BONDS
32OA VIRGINIA c. BURKE.
BIecurix and Deyee Of John Alexander.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Pau,pEiPH,s Nov l7-Cotton-sms business and dcsed H.
Mddug Upand este Mddhng Gulf f6e Flour doll bu prce
unchanged Ohio BIA Family which sci, Al tbos6 -
Whsaty,u quiet Red Jasl 81, psnusJTlnia d.
M.8 %.ssrn slasig5 Oats steady Barley unchanged
Petroleum quiet @G Rsaet unchanged Coffee and Mo
quiet Sugr s1d good refining III 0lc GVoerJ grades
ildl2Ir PIOvous-Ns Pok TmAl busuea pness hanged
Lard lie WHISKY. 81 noel - for wood bound.
BALrAOzH Nov l5.CostoH arm MdiLBE UplaEds 24c Yout
Pnns 10 Choice Red 81 50sl 81 Corn da New bite.
sgq9Jc. do. doll A. 3Jd37c Rye dali and
changed Pork S33 5 Bacon sr Rib
~. sides la1 Shoulder Isle Hans hes, 2c Lard hrm
Al I8ldlgc whisti, O5i3s o. hut buyers hedHg %
CScsSATt lIRouS du and Family - p a
90 for Bar doll and droopHg sales i8d5J Rye quiet
quiet unchanged Cotton lrm ard quiet hhdhug ic
WHISKY bell Ola 81 o. Mes Pork 80 90 Bulk Meats
24aI2o Shoulders 20 salt ti d6ic or Clear kb and
Lard quiet and lie for Prime steam 1c
for Kettle Live Hogs quiet and tmi oil sold At slOGSlo0 for
change dull At lilo discount buJug Money close. $500.
LOUISVILLE Nov. I7.Wheat firm; Red, 81 os White 81 20
Corn frm Jc Rye 0oc Oats trm Soc FoaT steady
Erra Family 6rm Of p bales 2ssc for Md
dnE Hogs active SinGSO 50 Tobacco quiet safe.
of2 bids II ~ ag 80 5O0sl6 IS for good
Leaf Provisions very Mess Pok go bacon shouliers
Bulk heAtsShoui.Ts, 3c Clear HID. lie
Clear sides l7.c. Lsrd-Tieres. l7ic WHISKY, 81.
CLEVELAND Nov NhsAt heavy aud nominal Cora arm at poe
Yellow for No MIeI G6c for No. hired OatA dull
HJe aud unchanged Bsy dull aud nominal
BuFyALo Nov. l7-Rsceipis-7GO bbs Flour. 5000 bush
bush. bush Barley shipnsu22lfo0 bush
lll0OO bush The Which
prevailed all the docks No boats
with the exception Of few small parcels Of No West
which sold B7 transactions reported Prices
nomnay unchanged eIeept HgbWin which offered ct 81 O
81 o.
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The following were the bids for state bonds

Money on call worked steadily AT b01 per cent. Com
mercia paper was in demandand prime names were
salable at gal2 per cent while inferior grades were
quoted at from 1913 per cent The demand for currency
for the West was limited in amount
Sterling Exchange was dull, and steady at quotations
London co days, lO9alO9 London, sight 1895 d09. Lon
don (prne commercially GO days 1851 aiOsi Paris long,
5lssa5I7t; Paris, short, 5l5i65l5; Antwerp, 5Isl9
5lsE; Swiss, 51es951sb; Hamburg, 3jI93G; Amster-
dam, 4Osa4Ol Frankfort 4Ol94Ol Bremen 7SiGIsI;
Berlin. 71ba1l.
The transactions of the SnbTreasury to-day were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
RECEIpTs on pROnUCE.

~ Tsss~is, ard h1tiro1ds
Nov Ia bales Ashes l31 bhs Fiou llJs
"a bush Cora, 6f5 bush OATS eo bash hai
30 bush Bar rv FaIsec 90 bush Bsat ~ bush
Peas hh Meal s Rosue Petroleum 10 bo Fo
Meats 81 Lam. - Aess Lam
10 ~, Better 55 pkgs tb Esgs - ptrI Taos u
bbs LarI on pigs Dusd Fu us PKG Oh CAKE p Dbl,
Copper bills WbsEy B0 bales H0ps 1851 sasf a'hfr ~
LLal IolA-co Eee $50 pLEL aarcl lo ~ 10, fouL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
A CHOICE SECURITY.
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD.
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
NEARLY 10 PER CENT. CURRENCY
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
OF
NEw-YORR AND OSWTGo
MIDLAND RAILROAD.

THESE BONDS CAN BE REGISTERED.
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS PAD-UP STOCK SUB
sCRIPTIoNs No bonds issued Oh road under con
struction issue limited to $4,000 per mile of road
built and in running order. BEING ONLY ABOUT HALF
THE ACTUAL CASH COST. The road is being built with
great economy for cash; $50 miles are already COM
pleted in the most thorough manner, equipped and
running regular trains and the whole line lover 400
mes it is expected will be completed within the en-
suing year Of the important roads in the
State Of NewYork. 1t shortcns the route from New
York City to Buffalo 20 miles and to Oswego 4j miles
it traverses pOpuous district destitute OF other rail
road facilities which must furnish it a large and
profitable local business and it will be completed at
an aggregate cost far below that of any competing
line These advantages cannot fail 10 make II one
Of the best paying roads leading from the metropo
lis, and its First Mortgage Bonds one of the
safest securities ever issued. All mortgage bonds
issued on Railroads running from the City of New
York are good and the interest promptly paid al
though some of them are mortgaged for more than
double the amount per mile that the Midland is.
Among the bonds now offering We know of none
equal to these For the investment Of trust or other
funds there is nothing better and IN exchange for
Government Bonds they give large increase OF IN
come beside capitalzing the premium They are
meeting with rapid sale, and have been gratihed
to find that they taken chiefly by our most con-
servative and sagacous capitalists in exchange for
Government securities. Price par, and accrued in-
terest in currency. Circulars, pamphlets, &c, on
hand for distribution
GEORGE 0PDYKE Il Co.,
Bankers. No. % Nassau-st
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have been AtendBce to-day and there
on West India grades JiG7iei Java 2li 023e gold
FLOUR AND MBAA further decline IN Flour state and Western
brands nav be noted had irregular market the
home trades tbe medum and better
depressed and irregular sale, g0S oo a. go 'tor
Paaey State; 651S5 the low grades OF Western Extra
5 ds for good choice Spring Wheat BIas IS i5G 80 W
for Minnesota aOd Iowa Extras, g. Og 10 50 o SJ &
braBds o. Family do IS 5gG DC 70 for Amber
Winter Wheat STATE 50Ss 50 for White Wheat
do do So 5a 81 70 for Family 5d sc 10 for ST. Louis Extra
snge 700R 90 for do Double, and SbdSs ~ ior 90 triple
irregular aud heayy bbs at rs z9s for Ordinary
Baltimore Conty IS iJd 70 ~ 0 hht georgia
ai Virginia Sc $50 for Fam! DOL IS @S6 y for EIra
heavy and is plenty sales Of $40 bb a. - Cos
mssl heavy aud prices sneerlSin ,ss o. ' S I'd i I
demand % 1904 y 100 u, and Fancy At st1st 10 .
KEKD-Ths MAlst better ard active We quote o ~ I2 ~,
quiet > rs 100 n Dat Meal quiet at 90 GSs Dbl vi
PRtGITs are y.rT dST To London 80 TINS TaOw o.
GRAEThsre less activity Wheat aud prices are lrregu
lar Winter freely offered aud lover SPrng less plenty ana
The sales 70 900 bush a. 81 % for No Chicago spring
81 q for No do do 81 ilas IS for No DO do ~ 70 %
Western q for DO 81 JdSl 5lt for Amber
States 81 D@sl 80 for White Mchgm VI JodoI 90 ot
275On bush. as 81 O8GSl IL for tworowed state
81 ~ Tor iourJowed DO and ~ 3odsl or CAnaaa WEI
nent the sales are $1,000 bush ac for Ohio and western
White state At b5065c 6Jdo RE rs
inactive and say ,e Of 200 bush o. for Western aud 70
investment; the sales hus SIdt 90 for Damp
aid Uusouud Nea Western Mixed 81 7d$l o. aost and 81 %
- ma u. aud Jersey Yellow at s5c a 81
HAY tt y hr anh fairly sales bOHIpc Tor hhp
ping. aud g5c. n y 10 for Retail lots -
HOPS remain With good oousumprs demand S220s8
for hra AMI 48aRl4 for l.sIiugA
HEAbe bn,atss ~ A4li oDy moderate 1t ie gold o''e
Enthusiastically grades stead but all other stock hsV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18

The following were the awardsl at the Treasury pur
l. OF o. nnn coo OF Era for the SINKING Ennd
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state bonds were dull Tennessee e1 coupons sold at
90. 05ps New Tennessee per cents, 52d52i Georgia
er cents 81 North Carolina special tax bonds de-
cined to 80 Missouri per sold at 90 NewYOrk
per cent Bounty Loan, 100. Railway bonds were firm
under good investment demand. Bank shares
firm Central National sold at 100 Bank Of State Of
New-York, lO7 Fourth National, lOI Tradesmen's
Bank l5O Express shares were steady, with sales Of
Adams at Ssi United States. 53i Pacific Mail was
largely dealt in selling at 55la53l and closing So asa
Railway shares actyei az the opening upon the
Vanderbilt stocks, with the appearance OF new specu
lative movement New-York Centrals advanced TO 1885,
Hudson to 1914 and Harlem 10 1874. The Western list
was strong, but the dealings were unusually hight.
Michigan Southern Northwestern Common and the st.
Paul shares continued the most active. Cleveland and
Pitsburgh was dull 50 Chicago and Alton sold at $780,
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, $50; Toledo and
Wabash, Co; NeW-York and Eew-Haven scrip, 40 :;
Morris and Essex s aS7f; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western 1854 The governing committees Of the Stock
Exchange decided to-day that the stock OF the NewYork
Central and Hudson River roads should be called until
Dec. l. They also ordered that the New
York Central and Hudson River Consolidated
stock and scrip should be called separately at
the Board At the Second Board Central (od)
sold at Is3,aIs4 NewYork Central aud Hudson, ICON
sohdated 95995s Consolidated Scrip quoted at s2i0
g. Tomorrow Thursday Will be observed as a holiday
and all the banks and public Offices VIII DO closed. The
deserted early hour, and the Long Room
closed at three O'Clock After that hour there small
business done the street The market closed steady
~ quotations.
The following were tho closing quotations OF Govern
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THE MARKETS.
lc,r.fullr tsportsa for TEE TRInvxE. |

Carefully reported for IHR TRIBUNE
WEDsEsDAr. Nov. H. 1892
AsHEs-Pots firm and fair demand 81 6S7 o.
Pearls are inactive aud nominal .
COTTON-Thee fair trade doing and with the favorable
foreign dyiees somewhat and close
Of 1886 bales Oi a evening and go to aVe OF which
81 for i2 for speculation and 100
transit For future delivery December 500 November
private terms 100 do 400 February 100 March Z5 all
tbosiso If Lawn We an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18

ST. LOUIS SIX PER CENT SPECIAL TAX SEWER
payable emauuuaV At the National
n T. These bonds desirable special
levied 70 ply interest and principal We offer 530,yO
JAMEsOS SIXTH COTTISG. IS WAl.st