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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-13
Thursday, the 18th Day of November
A. D. 1859.


as n day Of PUBLIC THANKSGIVING AND PRAISE.
Looking back upon the events Of the sBar.
not fail to hc reminded Of the Supreme Rulers great
mCr,cs, well the inst truablcncs- uf HIS ways;
and whilst we. In duty bound, should be thankful
for the opcn.handcdnCss of a bouniiful and never
failing Providence. let humbly acknowledge that
there has been given 10y the death Of two Of cur
state officers cause of great and depressing grief
How this Proclamation asking the people TO giro
thanks for tho blessings which they have received be
uttered. unless at the time attest gratii
tude TO God nrr his having seen At to spare from
the srythe Of his dread servanti
The harvcsts which we seek from the seed and the
rock have been good The deserts and the have
yielded aE boun,iully could reasonably expect.
our mineral resources have continued to sustain
their high character; aud the tolls of the husbandman
have been rcquited
whilst the earthquake aud the food and the tempest
have been visited upon neighbors In other States
and the people OF adjacent countries, VIC have been
graCionEly shielded from such grave misfortuncs.
that the blessings which have bofaon the nation, and
which gracefully rccitcd by President Grant,
haNr come upon our country and its Institutions.
These, thCn Rru profound reasons for thankfulpcsa
and the earnest Acknowledgement Of the presence Of
Almighty God and they lend us irrcprcssiblc nccn-
tiyes heartily aCCciing To- the sentiments set forth
In the Prc-iUrnts Proclamation. Aud, aCtuatcd by
these good reasons, do cnjoin II upon all good cti
Ia attest their Of dependence upon the great
Creator 10y giving. the day above designated In tho
churches and at the hrCsidc. earnest showing OF
their faith and of their sincerity I'm such professions
as become collective part Of civilization and Eeo.
pie whose IL to the highest and best
intCrcsts Of humanity,
H., 4. In witness whereof have hcrounto set my
hand. and caused 10 bo apcd tho Great Seal Of the
state Of Nevada Done at Carson City this 10th day
JAS. 4. sLISuRRLAND,
Arttng Governor Of Nevada.
by the Governors
q. n. NorEwAnE. Secretary ct s,a,p. ssm
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or EVERY DEscmPTIoS PROMPTLY DONE. iS fHE BIZ
sTVLE ART.
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Our only Authorized Agcnlsi

I. r. FISHER. 90 and 81 New Merchants Exchange.
IS our only authorized agent in San Francisco, Cal,
HUDSON 4 MENEr Al Park Row. is see agent
I'm New York City.
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tt "A " x S GI YIN @
PROCLAMATION.

Is HrADY COMPLIANCE Writ TIE TERMS OF
| n proclamation issued by the President Of the
United States the Acting GovUrnur uf the State Of
Nevada do hereby appoint
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BancrOft's Blanks.

DrEDs, MORTGAGES, LEASES, AND ALL BLANK
~ FORMS used in courts and by officials gor sale
by r. FRED. BROOKS, Eko. 90 3m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21

County cattle The Dire. S and few " ms%sus vent
Ky Durhaus sOh ct le0be Nothlng M asipS
MeBiwee had O. state Cattle from Duebess Co. oi~f
IldlSc ,.a,s.
Usy GOs run ont lOs good u X, steers At lsSSe than.
o. p C. Evans sold n ofbe Fowler barre IeAnN " VI WIN "
ilte IS n y ewt and % a. 1le same weight .,,ate.
Loughman disposed Of Ohio steers u eNt a. I4oSc ~
O. iced for w. IL Drew Is tae ke9.qess nd is Of ~
w. segs scd Of Missouri steers of Ct Wt " l' and Il Of 81
WbsTS Cu,y, Id 81 VERY sns u Kentucky cattle sold at
dI6c also cattle from the iArm OF buaong
srhn,sT o % steers Of Ga At l3i 0c and a Kentucky
cattle u cwt Sbosed A. l3 and aiterNsrl Ie,el ~
Dalton sold little 5! est State cattle a. i'@ anu Juno"
tssS,S ff A. Mssp 81 IioO steers 81 e.t, l3alSe
Thompson Kentucky cattle "a Of them cWt at lt Goe
sn o. ~ william, raa out IS Ohio steers cWt Isle and 80
Illinois cattle G. oWt Bale also. 81 Kentucky grades 81 c"t a.
r. Wbe. bad 81 DuteheSs and oIeu sail sold at
l3al5c -.
ForTTbtbst srrive Foruehst
Comnunipsv at Hudson City aud II at ouehundredhs Bales
Hume Bo 50 Canada lambs So n Sc ,Dd 81 Of " at 9e
Also Of sheep 49, Michigan, 80 b SIC % state 100 10 same @
and Cansds 81 D. also 6l ~ CsnadAs 100 10 o anu %
Khb1 ,od Is state lambs 50 ~ at tic Cansda g. NJ Be-
~ do 6B n Be- 20 State 50 n. Sic A. state 90 ID Stc %
10 10 6ic SbssD+S state " 10. Sc; lBS oil o. d. oio' anu
Al Fortehsl Van Vert sold 6s Canaaambs S. - ard
l23 of 62d63 &c Sheer sales 1870 state % 10 te W. Of Sg
II No. Sc q Capsdas Of O n 81 DO lJGlOs 10 at tee ana
81 Ohio At So each
Al Commusipsw Bss Pidcok sold az Ohio sheep II d. " &c.
Kase Co sold 9 os stock at 81 CIT They Gto sold pa
Pc. sheep and lambs a. Hudson City at S4J7i per head
logs higher dressed closing very hTm AZ Se sGu i've e.,
9dliic With l9 Freh St and at CommunPi" OF o'
o. 3f6 besd Ohio, 67 10 lotG cars men ~ 10 ~
alec Ohio l7g8l86 10. 0ic cars ILL., 81 He and cars
702O H. lo Some extra State Hogs OF about 0 10 brought '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RUROPRAN MARKETS

LoNDoS Oct 2ll m-ConO open at 99 for both money and
the United Rve-Twebte 1862 Blt 1862 old bi
1857 Gs euFOraes 7Gi Be 2i Illinois CentrAh, 81 Atlantic
and Great Western. Is Sugar is 6rm.
LONDON Oct 20 Consos closed 99 for both money and
e account United States dyetgeny bonds S for the issue Of 10
Bi 1850 8 tenoes 66i stocks quet hre
Railway shares 2I Illinois Cenra 90 Atlantic and Great Western
25i
LoSDON Oct 20-43O p m-TaTow f3 per cvt Spirits Tur'
peBB 20 6293 per Refined Petroleum s0lBI per gallon
lnseed OIL 396GJ99 cSt, for NO H.
Dutch STANDARD on tie spot 29 per for do ahOst
Poll m-COtton opened qaieL hidding Up
lands 2id2d Middng Orleans III 0td Wheat 1913 eeuta
4 California White
LvERPooL Oct 2O-4:3O m-Coton closed quiet l2ld2d FOR
Miing Upabd and 2l 2i for Mng Orleans; sales OF the day
~ bales Spirits Turpentine, RIO per cat.
PARIS 20-The Bourse opened Gull Rentes 7ofr Csc
PARIS 2U-3:JJp mIb BOuTse Is hrmer; Reutes w l2c
FKANEPOKr 20-United States $40 bonds heavy at Bid8
HAvKE 2NCOon closed 6m Low Mddng TO arrive J5ir
5Or cwt
HAyEE oct 2o2 mCoon opened quiet bat firm Tres Ori
uaire spot l4 Low Aidngs aho lJ francs
HAyRE Oct NJ 20 m.-Cotton coed qaes aud steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21

cant of the claims against ths bank COnsaeTSVlo
amounts were paid out to-day, and tine RECOVER vi"
prepared to pay the balance tomorrow.
81, Coro,,na Railroad have elected the following
oooers e,sn M s Littlened. President G. NJ Roberts
ooro.a, and treasurer and J. @. Turner, Chief En-
49, nav BOARD OF Directors was chosen as follows
= W swepson. Gen I. L. Clingman, the Hon. j. Z, 40
bott W. w. Rollins. r. n. Henry, Geo. GahaSan' ". W.
Dickoy. ]. r. Almonds Gen. NJ 3 LAtteH0iu' n -
xi5son. Joe Keener. the Hon. A. II. Jones
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The business of the Central Pacific Railroad COM
mares with that of the Illinois Central Railroad as
follows:
Nile, In Loeono- PssFr Ramnrs7AaI / TO Ratio L.1d'
Ill c.u..'p'7os ITO el752ls tcuIy g. $4,000
Gen PaeiheS0O III lOl Or5Sss SIC tsury IS 100000
Thus it will be seen the results of the Central Pa
cic attained during the first year of its operation
are equally gratifying with those of the Illinois
Central Railroad after II years. Their respective
obligations are quoted to-day:
ILLINOIS CENTRAL per cent currency Construction bO'l''
CEsraAL PAoVIo per cent gold LIST MOrg'ge''''''' 80
The two causes, which, in great part, nave gwen
The high standing to the securities of the ILLINOIS
Central Co. ON both sides of the Atlantic Qarge sur
lus earnings with the proceeds of land sales which
together have been invested in their own bondSl
are the same which must hereafter give great prom-
nence to those of the Central Pacific. The honorable
aud iudicous management of the Central Pacific Co..
together with the great value Of their property ell
title their Securities to the fullest confidence.
We are prepared to buy and sell the Securities Of
the Central Pacific Railroad Company at the current
market rates FISK g. HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities.
Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21

The KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LoAN.-Secured
by Land Grant of Three Millions Of Acres IN Kan
>sas aud Colorado, FIRST MORTGAGE upon the pro-
posed extension of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan, Kansas. to Denver Colorado ana
mortgage upon the road now in successful operation
Tor 49, miles and earning than enough TO pay me
interest on this nao loan. This loan runs 30 years.
pays per cent; principal and interest PAYABLE IN
GOLD There is no better investment in the market.
For maps, pamphlets, and circulars. address DAB
NEY. MORGAN g. Co., No. So Exchange-place and NJ.
X. JEsuP d COMFY. No 70 Pine-st., n. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
Smussnauts.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IA ITALIAN OPERA.
SEASON OF lS69-l8fo.

ACADEMY OF Tr.l MHs ISs,,
SEASON OF isSS-is1O
Mr. MrsIet the h.. the First ss. Of Rep
Resolutions the Regular Season Of Italian Opera sill commences on OF
about
Cousdsn Chs. the general public VII receive with pleasure tns ~
the forthcoming cOn,pOu brilliant the Director taxes pleas
ure In "bnittns for approval the following snGAgsnsnn'
SOPRANOS.
MISS CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG,
recognized Europe and America one Of the most gifted and success
LEADING pRIMK DONNIE OF THE DAT.
was engaged BY Mr. Maurice skOsch appear IN Pan, this season
Indispensable 70 the thorough
works at are 70 Be ln;roOeea a, The Ac'asnI MT IA.
her valued services snd permit her remain IN Ss"oh for the
MADAME CAROLINA DE BRIoL,
Prom the San Carlo, SapeG
tonsy bg order Madame Biol has within very brief period o
tA1ei an GRATED reputation Italy which consdnty e
vi" " '''' MISS IoTIss G. TREU 81 a.'''''- p''
(hsr 6ss sppearaHes.l
MEZZO-SOPRANOS And CONTRALTOS.
MADAME LUCY EsCoTT.
DER frs! 'PPsarsInps; :n s s'r rs.PTa fpm Au'ir'
MISS JENNY LANDsMASN.
FIRST TBNORS.
SIG G.. LEFRANC
Primo TenOre RobustO.
from La Scala Milan Reae Madrid and Theatre Lyqu Paris
01 s. sis 't q IEoSi,
FIRST BARiTO 70 IND BASSOS
SIG. G. COTTONE,
From Royal Opera, London.
Sig. b. RRYHA
Sig G.. Il. ANrONUCCL
SIG n BARlLI. a6d
Sig GB0RGI0 R0NC0NL
SPECIAL NOTICE.
conclusion Mt MareIek has the satisfaction fannoune
completed with dr. hAx bAkOsh Tor pre-
LIMITED NUMBER OF NIGHTS ONLY.
tie ilusti0us CAntatrce
MISS CARLOTTA PATTI,
peerless electrified the mos. critical audiences Of
Europe interest Daraed only
memorable history Of three singers whose extraordinary
talents justly considered phenomenal
THB REPERTOIRE
will include Of the fyorte standard works ofe hVote
addition to which the intends producing during tue sea
on Of 1890 the following: - $500
Presented for the First Time 10 Amertsa
HAMLET,
BV Ambrose ThomaA
LA COETBSSA DI AMALF.
By PetrellA. Composer Of " lone"
PlPBLBr.
Opera Boufs, BY RsrranL
Grad revival OF MOrarts immortal Open,
IL FLAUT0 MAGICO.
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The Subscriptions for the Prt series will be for
TWENTY NIGHTS
The Regular Opera Nights will be
MONDAYS WBDNESD AYS and FRIDAfS
GRAND MATINEE
WILL BE GIVEN EVERY SATURDAY
PRICES AS USUAL
The subscriptions will be the Academy OF Music
TODAY (THURSDAl), st9 O'Clock
The several oes tickets for each operate
tatou open their respective places THURSDAY Oct &
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THE MARKETS.
TCsrefun, reported for Tas ruHrSEl
N

TCsrefuly reported for THE rHiHrSGl .
WEDNEsDAI Oct % 1889
aSES-Ths fairly scVe and steady safes Of - bO at
81 81 for Pots: PeSrs dull and nominal
AICOHOl-We note small sales ~ 81 IS
bnne transacted bat
remarkably operators The high cost 81 gh ard
10 aud
~ grades sales 306 bales ioll last even
Of 9JJ
assumption; speculation aud $50 intanst For future dveJ
hales October 26ic November. 2c 300 December 23ic
ls December Pole 200 FebruarT November $50 DeCcH
pe-smer board 10 Orleans private terms all
. Of Low Mddlhg We quote follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


Ocr -02 hbs Flour Flour SOL bates Cotton 81 o
hush Wheat 6l8 bush Corn bush Oats 9J2 bush Ma
Barley 66o bush fIsee 49 bush Beans 2O hash
Peas bags Baofeved BuckwheA Flour. 3b bb
Refined Petroleum Cut Meats 100 te Lard -
casks Ashes 10 Sssrin 35 pkgs Butter 1874 boxes Cheese
pkes Talow lO bbls on Dried Fruits 80 pfgs
Cake bbS Copper go bb Whisky 95 bb Bggs 1874 bass
Lib Hops 629 sides Leather 90 bids Tobacco 40
nd Tobacco 70 pk Rice log boxes Starch " oas
Peal gnkgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21

-SYvRN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FRsr MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING Fund
BONDS FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, ISSUED BY THE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA KALI
ROAD COMPANY.-We confidently recommend these
Bonds US tirst-class investment At the price they
Weld about 10 per cent interest per annum only
limited amount are offered before advancing the
cate Pamphlets and full particulars can be had on
spplicatIon. =,
HENRY CLEws g. Co., No. 30 Wall-st.
Financial Agents Of the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
CTR Nrw.HoHK, DrrANrxrsr OF PrAscs,

CIR eT EEw.YoRK, DEPARTMENT OF FIslscH
RECxIyHR oy IAxn'(
.couar HOUSE PARk u CbAmbsrssL, 0eL Is 1903 :
Nr0TIfE TO TAXPAYERS.-NOtic office Is hereby
that the Rolls Tar Books on real and personal
oders Of bank oek for the year eus hase
Sss" delivered and that all aIes nov due and -
made between the hours or N ava
deduelon the rate of cent snuum caee9 rom
~ ists OF the LIST Of December will be made on al ares
eaa pvlOa " the Les ONOVepbsI BkRNARD SAb Va RssNU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEpSkIbAE 3oTbsrs sl2 fresh and 27i stale cattle
o Weebssku OnebaBdt for The market Of yesterday an
toda Tsds vas only moderately acve scarcely az good to0s
YESTERDAY bot differs little from MONDAY The counties along tue Ifc
sai the Harlem Railroad sending quite freely 3 cattle from
k1s NsssM bass u ~ PslN 4sspssd sOAs ,sT s fSlt~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
TRKAsUHY DEPARTMENT SeV1 ~ ieuS'
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at

TRKAsUHY DEPARTMENT sept ~ iguS.
cEAIFD PROPOSALS will be received at
hi. department up z MoNDAi LIST November nsI for the
hn IA sttnR OF FOUR STEAMERS for the Revenue Marine
pd - their specifications the same 10 be admitted 70
eS as the Department reserns the night reject all not
f,om con p.teut aud respohsibls parties a,
sn,ed bng Of great Importance the Department has adopted THIS
- 10 and will require The bidders TO furnish DRAW
n Sstsil Of null machinery with models eompete and the
ns, 10 whom awards made shall give bonds with suneien
suee for tho proper VI Hs "0'A' s0'"'s
cations models kc approved; ,,-,
Tbs vessels will be Of the following dmensions
Prop.isr OF iron; herDApbrodlle brig rugged
I,ngtb 10 feet load line
Br,sitb oLbean, Is feet moldeA
nsnth Of hold, IS feet aDiishpL
ma Of uasg loaded, not 20 sIceed u feet
sSs Wheel steamer wood hsnnaDhrOdts brig rgE'd
I,psth l65 feet load line
Bresdth Of beam, % feet nodded
DEPTH Of hold, IL feet ,.,,.,,,
nm AZ vser not 10 exceed 81 feet loaded.
Tro nall Of wood
Length feet on load line
BREATH Of beam, % feet nodded.
Deut Of bold, feet
ma az water mott exceed 81 feet loaded.
P,orsIer 10 have direct acting engine.
I,rge fde steamer. oscilsing beam enEina
Two small steamer beam engines oRo BOUTWELL,
oPs'u" secretary ei he TIslau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
RrFpALo CATTLE MARKRT-Oc1 %.

Cs,-Recepu $500 head quality good market active strong snd
4e higher l5o0 head at $50 80 for extra % ioI it
good medium - 500 - - Tor poor 70
m Trt premium Kentucky so1 a. 90 70 Shep quiet ana
weeks prices Hogs steady al IVA DIV LOT shPPng CIV
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21


FERDINAND BLANKBNHORN Assistant Cashier Of the Third
Eewlork do soemy that the
above statement the beet knowledge aud belief
T. BLANKESHOBE. Assistant Cashier.
York COHay Of Nso YORK.: Subscribed AMI sworn
SAMUEL A. PHILLIPS.
Nory Public for CITY sud County Of NeEiork Coueo-Ae
PARKER HANDY, }
CHARLES LANlBR DreetorL
JAMES NINsLOW,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21
TEN PER CENT INVESTMENT.

TEN PER CENT INVESTMENT.
SOUTH SIDE AND NORFOLK AND PETERS
BURG RAILROADS.
EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
AT EIGHTY-TWO AND A HALF AND ACCRUED
INTEREST.
EIGHT PER CENT SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS
AT EIGHTY AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
Interest Coupons payable January and July In NewYok
We offer for above prices the First Mortgage Bonds Of the
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD,
nogags les. per mile the Second Mortgage Bond, OF
b. Norfolk Petersburg Railroad only $1,000 per mile including
the frs. mortgage.
These extend from Norfolk Petersburg 81 miles ind from
Petersburg Lybbug abd With the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad Lyochbdg Bristol line from Norfolk Va
Bristol Tsnn under the Of Gen
Malone and doing very and prosbe freight business 10
connection With the Old Dominion Steamship Line from heVYork TO
Norfolk The receipts Of the roads sufficient to pay Interest
all the bonds and leave large surplus
LANCASTER, BROWN & Co, % Nassau-st.
n L. WOOD, 25 Nassau-st.
". RAILROAD BONDS
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA LAND GRANT
1900 per mile. per cent, free Of Government tar
MACON AND BRUNSWICK,
Guaranteed by STAT Of Georgia. PER CENTS
CEDAR FALLS AND MINNESOTA,
Lease assumed BY lLLISoIS Sc cESTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
COLUMBUS AND HOOKING VALLEY CO.,
SINKING FUND PER CENTS. prices which which will TO
10 tneTeSL
Circulars sent
VVANTED-TO PURCHASE, BOND and
w MORTGAGE for $1,000 also for 5000. T. City
property. Address b." Boz l.20l, n. Y p ..
DrDppp &C +Lo roNnITIoN of ,ho TUIPn
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professional gutit,s.
Qrp 60oos.


NEW GOODS Arn.crs
NJ LAGRS,
A RMBROIDBRIBS
OUR FALL IMPORTATION OF
RIBBONS,
ARR MAGNIFICENT -
NJ IN QUALITY
AND THB SHADES
q ARB CHARNING
FRENCH FLOWERS
FEATHERS.
NECK THIS AND BOWS
STRAW GOODS
A FALL HATS.
o SILKS AND SATiNS. Z
Y WHITE GOODS
- LACB CURTAINS,
THEATRICAL GOODS
A BALLET HOSIERY Ne
q HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. q
FANCY GOODS.
PRENCL&r CLOCKS,
M LINEN CAM. HDKPS
A CORSBTS
q HOSIERY AND GLOVES. q
SMALL WARTS,
- PKRPUMBRY, -
N SOAPS
A TRIMMINGS
q BUTTONS AND RRlH0RS g.
Y COTTON.
ALPACA AND
A SILK UhBRBLLAS
A AMERICAN CLOCKS.
~ CARVED GOODS, q
PLATED WAR;,
BEST QUALITY
DOLLS
: DOLL GOODS
M BASKETS.
A KID GLOVES
a UNDERWEAR =
Y BIRD CAGES.
&c, &c,
AT POPULAR PRICES
Pour,ssn,hst and stth-sve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21

entirely from tue trade.
rs. saas Of 2O hays 42O Heinrich ho aud
rsaa private Other kinds duh out arm safes Of
{ o bags Msracsiho eI Tvs, Al full tgnreA 90. IN, l.,
FLOUR AND MBAL-fh market Tor western and ste fOut
grades the most saabetheT are IN smA
uruy ani aud better grades steady and meet attn
lar Shipping Extras e1trens scarce ad are wanted i
r.r the sales bbs al IS $685. 81 for Supehs state
$50 for 50 550 81 p for Fancy State tod
% for the OfWeste Extra 20 500 30 ~ for good 70
a-e Spring sc ava ~ Is for Minnesota and iowa III
., % toSS RdSod o S IS of Trade 51sn Sc
9y s. for sB 5ea ~ amber Winter Wheat State
T F,gilr DO IS s0as7iO for 81 Extra Siuge 81 900
- ~ for Double; SO 25GSs % for DO Triple Cah9tn suo
90 EXON Four is dull Of 80 sacks common Extras
% the Horn Southern Eour IA IN fair demand sq
- Baltimore and Counry IS T00S1 Is for BHtra GeorEa ana
sirguia 81 30dslO 50 for Family DO 80 ISGs i9i hItrs
Fo l. o,Ie srm good demand saes Of $50 6bs at 81 81
"a - 30 Corn dull ahd hraNf. BaekNheAI flour u STEADY
I'D In fir ds,sand AZ - 75d - ~ + 100 n
FRBIGHTs decidedly higher but not so aeuIe 20 LIVERPOOL
@ rs as Wheat Oh bv 5000 bush do lhid
GRAlE-Tbe market all kinds bat there has been
M trade decline the dvEuee Of ID IN reh
b, rauirv chiefly but fair for Milling the supply OF
sprn yery light uncertain the sales are Z oas
Al p Tor Rejected SDriuE - for New Chicago SPRING. = 1
IS Tor Rsi Western; g asa 81 80 for Amber do me httei 40
Amber 81 0Sl 5J
fsr Wbt. Michigan - for Amber do 81 81 for White Gen
ss-e DO . 590Sl - Bares irn Bat
Tor oraarv depot Barley Matt and trm sales OF
bash g. and CaHsda 81 70 Oats are lower aud
sSd6c. railroad track aud 6ra6Jc t1ost the latter
6ld63 Jersey and southern 53dblc RTe
heavy au dn the J bush Western b 81 o. atJef
scr Ctr deot: l80Sl D. u small lots Corn freely
,Hsf and RGJ lswer 5000 bush
amp Uusoun8 Sc dSl New Western Mixed al sld %
.r casAl o 70 foe railroad lots closing . GA 81
Exroxrs YKON NETWORK goE WEEK ENDING OCT 49, 1853
Flour, Wheat, Corr,
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Rrupusah.
NAVY DEPARTMENT


PROPOSALS FOR MATTRESSES.-Seale
Endorsed Proposals for Mases will he received
M Rpr.an urt o'clock r. NJ. the trst day OF hoyember
Ise r H. upp on Rgh Thousand Mattresses four Thousand Of We
n, delivered Neslork Navy Yard two thousand a. the
NAVY Yard thousand A the Boston NAVY lard
Tw.ve hundred Of be delivered al the heNlok
Nsy Ysr mus each aud The balance wene
hundred are delivered without mattresses 70 Oe u
d hs Boston Navy Yard nuli have one cover
sach -,...- .t.,t.- ILL, A. %
be eat I length aud thirty inches vide Inc
cover. must msasurs inches In eugh and twenty pm
inches Ia Width The hair ticking aud make mu'I DC sqsal "
tbs samples Al the Yards hewYork Philadelphia ana
one thousand must be delivered At The NAVY iaa
YORK. ayr hundred the Nav Yard philadelphia aud I'VE
the Boston Ynl within thirty days, aud the balance "'ha "
dav. from the date Of the contract - -. Al.
Hands with approved eunty will he required IN one quarter %
.,,imat.d amount and twenty per cent IN
will be shhed4rom the amount Of each payment a. ~
contract which
paid until fully complied WITH - - ,,.
Fyery offer must be accompanied by written guaranty ~
or more responsible persons that the bidder or bldets VII %
Their bid be accepted Obligation Nlhh I've uS' VIZ"
sood suret furnish the articles proposal
uopo,a will considered accompanied ~ aen
,d "a, DepsmeH the right ~ reject any proposal
certified 10 0y Tue Assep, "
Rsynne Tor the which they reside and unless sne
oured by furnished with ms propose - "
70 teJo0' aNJ P''F T. I. DUNN,
Of Burean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-21

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARIMEN,mi,..- IL
separate SEALED PROPOSALS each udSrs'o he date
,hs .ork 40 which relates Of the bidder ~
oserus viii be received once until ,I N ~
o. 1869 from persons legally so,hIt fern Of pavement In
ths ao.iug streets, 70 Phietbst, rom rasM 20 En
w 20 sIhavehi rnysirth ~, nom
Third 70 LernTtonavss FnyIhst rom rinn 70 sutnsses
rom Kishh Ninth aud raet rom broAoNG
WIsm Worms ior and all further Information nsesss.p
can Do ohSineu on Yp" THOMAS SrBPHENS
NJ lork' Vo] ~ i'0S ROBERT L. DARRA0H,
GEORGE 4 GREENE
Croton Aauedact Board.