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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-24

cOFPEE-The stock held BY importer, the uutsd S
ny morning In M bags which S strs At Ne. o'
tous in eoa follows In bond 81 use for oD. eargnes
iOe Tor fair Do ollie good do for prime 90 s1d dg
r The GOOD 10 prime and grades medium qnAhns neg
ct,d ,,l,, North and ~ Coni
And IN Baltimore sOOo bags AqGeueek 90 pirate terms
ne Lasusyrs falsie IsGle sold BY aue"H
s5i bags Rio 7else and o bales Mocha currency "
CINpLgs remain DALI business being q Aebiag eea,as,e
urices are nomInal We quote ABnse 2oG1 spena G'
CoHITbs marie, without special changer sales on I.s a.
al Ssf 10 rs nT tua better supply and DALI
FLOUR AND MRALThs market for western sna slse ros
sssu LAYER ih oonetnion the no
lie low grades Good Extras however meet WITH some deBAs ~ "
port pness Trade generally has bssa do. .ed santos 70 sa.
ssgss 20 for EI. State sod s for Fancy state 20 ss
ss The 10. grades Of Western bnrs, 20, pse
spas whsss Er. o. isS - 50 Tor Msos.'s .so Ss
pius Ohio Rauud Hoops sea 80 M Trade SaOds s. 1o1tt
cr Family SraOd. IS ss9 - % for Asbes Winter West s.s.
AZ 50 ar Pmii, do, IS soas6 50 ssr St. LOUIS Extra
sinTs, Ss 6oaS1 % Cor DOuhls and 81 500 s93 bf d.
Tnpe ssS, .sd dali s.s Of so Sbis a Is
~, 20 mod Rxtra Coa0y - 500 10 - hf EtA
Georgia and Vgss 80 Soeso Coz Family do o. e9 30 1f hs
Fcsr . dull ssstt ssles 81 30 Gbls z. etoass 81 cga
Meal freely Osse! and hsy sale. ef S eSs At - sse - w.
s Y.es siasfao, Coarse Meal ss9ssi Cob eat ~ $40
81 0I ot M. e.tase .sd Cs,o tss. ~ Sasssssc sS"
FEATHERS are dull s'dse for prime Tennessee aud sir %
FRsIiTs-Ts Liverpool 3D. 500 bales coep
at 56d whs. wa ID hises. has y steam. g,,'..s
50 bbs Tiow At So $40 bach Wheat 81 81 North
philadelphia. thence ap'fss n he csSshesA sh
business In Dry Cod sIt.st pne.s
sales Of about 500 e M.sisrsl eonsss
Ia, been Herring to-day former saes on
oo Other sss Of fsh wsea special change ami NE
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Tho cearines at the Gold Exchange Bank 1884,,
OoO and the balance tS7Oo large business was done
excearng house. the large dealers in coin object 10
any clearing house, aud will continue TO transact lheir
business without using the bank
Government bonds wore dull at decline OF iei per
cent on moderate transactions There considerable
demand for the old TwentIes for shipment by for
elgn bankers. The now bonds wero freely offered at
quotations The Government will purchase two millions
ON Wednesday to be held subject TO the action OF Con-
gress which has tendency 70 keep the market steady
but the Offering Of bonds byl investors was unusually
heavy
state bonds we're steady Georgia per cents sold at 81
Tennessee New per cents S2iaS2b North Carolina
Bpeoal Tax Dor cents 3 Louisiana Levee per cents
Coz Missouri per cents, 9lt; Brooklyn per cent water
Loan a2E Railway bonds were strong under an active
investment demand; Union Pacific per cents sold ~ 81
Central Pacific per cents, e5i 1s2E Rock Island ana
Pacific per cents sold eIi Morris aud Essex Firsts
S5E Fort wayne Pirsts i0, Chicago and Alton Firss,
lOOelOO Chicago and North Western Frsts 3d. Columbus
Chicago and Indiana Central Frst TO- Lake Shore diyi'
dend bonds 50. Bank stocks and miscellaneous shares
were dull and steady Pacific Mail sold down TO ST under
pressure OF stock Express shares were dull with
sales OF small lots OF United States at 80.
Railway shares opened strong and active. with an In
creased demand tho low priced Western shares but
the market became unsettled and declined from tai
upon the reported earnings OF the Northwestern road
for the third week In November which Shows decrease
Of GO "a The Vanderbilt stocks dull and barely
steady Eric sold at 2sia2si Reading was nrm at Oss
Oei Fort Wayne Guaranteed, S6i; Delaware, LaoksWan-
ma and Western NewJersey Central s2i Norris and
Essex, 50 Dubuque and Sioux. los. The dealings In
Michigan Southern. Northwestern Common, and
the st. Paul shares were the features OF
tho market the stocks changed hands In large
amounts and monOpozcd the attention OF the majority
OF operators Cleveland aud Pittsburgh sold at si ISL
and Michigan Central at 100 At the second call the
market steady but dull. After the board the dea
ngs became active and the market recovered the decline
made on the call Northwestern common was the most
active stock advancing 70 74i upon large purchases
Michigan Southern next In point OF interest," selling
at 9O89Oi Northwestern Preferred sold SSi Al tine
close prices were fraction lower than the highest rates
OF the day. but the market closed active and firm at
quotations.
The following the cioslng quotations OF Govern
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The 7-4O Gold BONDS of the Chicago, Danville,
and Vincennes Railroad offered for sale at 5 and
accrued interest. They are $1,000 Bonds secured by
First Mortgage on 14O miles of this rstclass road,
now nearly one-half completed They bear per
cent gold, interest for 10 years, and only small
ratio to the cash value of the property. They create
an interest liability of q o per each mile of road or
about one-third the probable net earnings These
facts added to the protection thrown around each
and every Bond combine to render these unequaled
Securities We offer them with entire confidence
in their value and soundness.
w. BAILEY LANG & Co., Merchants,
"a Clif-st, New-York.
Agents for the Sale of the Bonds
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actions of the Sub. Treasury to-day we're -,

Messrs Fisk Il Hatch, Agents Of the Western Pacific
Road report larger and steadily increasing demand for
First Mortgage bonds e. co. and accrued interest The
road is entirely Completed, and It's net income is more
than double tho amount required 20 pay the Interest en-
is bonded debt In addition TO the through frame tho
road has largo and steadily Increasing way trsc tbss
ia extremely valuable The subscriptions to the bonds
have been made great degree by capitalists having
knowledge OF the property and large Gales OF $40
bonds have been made by holders who purchased them 1T
par aud have now funded the premium In this loan as
they consider 1t safe for their trust funds
The earnings Of the Chicago and North Western Rail-
road for the third week in November we're:
1862 sa77e % ie6s.. e21soso Is Deersse sob~ -
The aggregate OF exports exclusive OF speceb
from the port Of New York TO foreign ports for the week
ending November 20, 1869. was s40ss,lss Do .5
Tho holders Of the preferred stock Of the Erie Railway
Company are notified that dividend Of seven per cent
has declared said stock; such dividend VIII be
represented by Understanding scrip certificates having
I'VE years to rum which will be ready for delivery at the
treasurer's ofce, No 100 Eighth.aye, on and after
December 18th next TO the registered holders OF stock al
the closing OF the books The rsnsferboo OF the pre-
ferred VIII close Wednesday the st OF DeceB
ber and reopen December 18th next
An injunction has been granted by Judge Loew re-
from taking any action IN a before them againss
Messrs VIM. Heath & Co., and also restraining the ON
GERS Of the Gold Room from expelng them for their
refusal to submit arbitration The case referred 10
arose out Of the complications of Sept a.
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OTTICH ~ EurKusrHSpHyr oy Constructions }
PosTOrYICE CoUKT-HousH BuiLDtaS.
.YnKK CITY. NnN II. lHh9 \

GEALED PKUPUoALo VIII DC NctIVbI Ht
"a. once OF Superintendent until " o'clock the 81 dy Of
December furnishing aud delivering al the site Of the budas
casTen columns bed plates kc for use the consric
tan 81 the the United Post Ooe and
Hose BudSg EewYok City All the castings must be sound
.moo straight Of the best quality Of metal oftbe number
,nd weight by the schedule and dANing Castings
weigh hedu weight snd surplus weight will be PAID
for casting of less section yspg respect om the
r,nulremeuts 81 the drawings Be accepted
81 columns bases sbi plates must be pned perfectly
bc drilled and the ouTs work cleaned Of aud euhed In
a6rs
Proposals the castings aud
entire completed before the 18th day Of aauS 1870
nj be-defyeTed required.
The woh will not be undivided different bidders but will he
ia the Payments be made monthly
delivery aud acceptance oihe Castings by the Superintendent ddnng
until the nna completion of the bids
bond IN the that
the bidder w accept and perfr the awarded him.
clancy certified District AttotueT
district where he bidder resides The Department the right 10
Dds n he esmed for
Any bid thst does conform respect
viii not he copsdere neither will proposal received
parties who are not themselves sngar the manufacture OF
Cast Iron wort and who have hot The facilities for gsits 0o
thf Castings
, Proposs6 10 bs sdeIssd Rid, hr Iron Colomns"
C. T. UuLBpRD, Superintendent
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Agents for the Sale of the Bo

ST. LOUIS SIX PER CENT SPECIAL TAX SEWER
BoSos payable senisHnHabT al the Naosi
Bank These bonds desirable iptea n'
levied 70 pay is,eTssi and principal We Offer s9wo ,
~ JAMESON sHirH L COTTiSG. H Wslst
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EA,r DsyAAIssNr, .BURzAU OF rAnps ASD books
wssAiSsroSt d. O.. Nov ~ lseg

wasAISsroS D. O.. Nov. 49, 1867
CEALED PROPOSALS, indorsed "PRUpOS-
~ DREDGING MACHINES viii be received at t once
unit, Of Dooembsr for building aud deliver
o TWO STEAM DREDGING MACHINBs, one .. The NNrlaN'
svYoi. and the other At the Ns'yfsrd Philadelphia.
Machines must be of power capacity 70 ds T uS I's
10 bou aud be arranged TO dig In water @ deep
Bidders requested 10 furnish plsB. and specifications OF hs ma
fall descriptions Of materials dimensions ke aud state We
wheh they s 70 ban them :, The places
before the s March 1870 and guarantee bs success
m operation aud ability 70 perform the work. rs shove
retains the night reject all The oners OF 10 &C
deemed adapted 20 the character o the "oik
bsd done although asked be higher
DANIEI AMMEN. Chief Of Bnrrau Of iaTds abd Doeks
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TUESDAY. Nov. 2s-P. N.

TUESDAY. Nov. 2S-P. NJ.
Gold sold at l2GsO12Gl, closing 1860 l269'
The steamer Hammona took out $4,000 In treasure Inc
Government sold one million gold today, and tho bids
omountsd 20 A. se OOo Tho following the awards
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Money was In better demand aud but few loans were
made on stocks at less than per cent On Government
bonds there was good supply at per cent. CONNER
cia paper was without material change In quotations,
strictly prime names sold at OOH per cent, and single
name paper was quoted from TO- "a per cent. The de-
mand for currency move the crops on the increase
There large orders here from st. Louis Louie
vle ana Cincinnati and the shipments for the week wD
be heavy.
Sterling Exchange firm at quotations: London,
days, iO9diOei; London. sight, 1905 0ioel; London
prime commercially 60 days. lOsi9losi; PARIS, long. Gf
a6l7i; Paris, short, 5.i6ia6l Antwerp, sls3aclsi;
Swiss, 6lsaa61SS; Hamburg s6isse; Amsterdam, .Cio
aOs Frankfort 4osa4O3 Bremen, 1slS7si; Berlin. 1lb
a71h ..... ... s..-..--...
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trade prices without special change We guos
Pale. Coz. H., NJ. e5 GOA IS Cauls. = bash go
n r., Cen H. y NJ s09lo w AIed y Ya-
Crotou Frouts NJ Is Ndl8 O0 Goat % a~
Philsdslpba Pronts. 20 00G45 " Lish -.
Fire Brick No. A Common. obl......''..''r ~
W. &, de.... - 0d5o oi Lamp, Dol. ~ "
No 7Sph Soap" 70 NGts " Lshs Ea.sn y a. ~ % -
PAna
II Nova Scotia, tuu - AFd+ "
Nova Scotia, b. y tan. O1 -
tC,lcEastkCitYe az 20
BRESWAXTbere has been moderate bssiness In leoN hssF
ard So thern al fall prices, sales so 10 At +oc
BOSE-Ws hear OF no sses; values aompaL .
BRISTLRS moderate demaEd ana steady AZ "c de3 " e
American Gray aad While ,,-,.
BROOM fair demand and trm It 4l9 q bb
fair 70 prime BOoms srn AZ % Sdt9F doS'o
COTTON-Eo srss from abroad more liberal
receipts and bere and pretty ee onsg' coupled stu
the general indsposos TIE part Of uysrs a'e de
pressing eject further reaetea IN prices hs ns't eo>s
dull III bales S sst evening aud e TO rne
which M aisa for export sS for eoo.usP9og 'nS ies
speeusiian sretEg delivery OF 5J bales NSF'h
Der "a sisc January 7c 800 FOR Aarc private
terms TO-DAY. TOO 94ic 50 do "a elS 90 III
January 100 io 2ttc loo February 23 800 March .S al
on basis MdGs ard $50 bales Adpg March aud Ap g"
nnIata ttrna We quote Q Iellows:
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THE MARKETS.

FCar,funy reported for TEE TsIsrsE
TUESDAY,. Nov - laea
AsHRS-A fair noted Po,s and with light r.eep;x
prices 81 37tds1 on Pearls are dali and ronius
MATB2IALSB Bricks Lime aud Lsth oo1slnue tfH
active ssVsneed sales 81
coming under this heading have net os
moderate prices without special change We quote;
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'gsntirg Staaimirs.
Masiful 1nsirumrnts.

A LARGE variety of iirst-class PIANO
F0RTES Agate treble The 6ue and offered
Public Second baud Pianos a. bargains JEHNis Son,
as Eatl TGtutS.tttH lsiNs,B se,opd ard Third
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TABLE OF CONTENTS


LAsAMPLE OF TIE scOTcHIRIsH
y ogR PQL l At At L 70 GiI klys sorts.
" RURAL NEW l ENGLAND FIFTY YEARS AGO.
vi ADIBU To SBw.HAMPSHIRE
VII NY APPRENTICESHIP.
H NJ FiRsT ExPSRIESCE IN SBw.YoRL
XII GETTING INTO BUSINESS
Kill TEMPERANCE IN ALL THNOS
XIV NV P P2.TlBifs
XVII LOGCABlN DAYS
XVIII THE TRIBUNE
XIX SOCIALISM -
AK SOCIALISrC EFFORTS
XXI HAIRY CLAY.
IxIL MAkGAkET FULLER
XIV XIV bRSSSTfc NE MEMORIES
Ky ky SS65SSGzEiEes s .-....
.IxyIL. CONGRESS AS N WAS ,,r.
xxIx G IsSs SUPERIOR MINING Aeo-ras PaAI
XXI iiBEIS AND LIBEL sUrTS - 00.'
xii F HE ~ rHE xES FHRr
TxXIv. THR SLAVERY CONTROVERSY
XIV. THkN kw BRA IN POLITICS
XVI ~ FARMING.
EIxvIIL SEWARD. WEED AND GREELEY
xxxIx EUROPE Observation-Disclosures
XII THK BASks GoXeEEsS" Tie L0aE cC5.... for
Xiv THE ROCKY MOUErAISs-THE GREAT BASIN
XIII THk SIERRA SBvApA-TgB YosgMITE-TnE BIG
HLvIiI THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 1885,
xLIx sKcEssI0N-HOw CONFRONTED,
u ABRAHAM LINCOLN
= Liii WRiriSG mISToRT
~ DEAD yusCEIJ,ANIEs
LITERATURE AS VOCATION
RRRoRGs AND RBPORMBRS
T an SEG Se1 NJ HRRxiSscEScSa
DAYS RIDE IN MAINE a.,.,..
if2H4 H RIDx A G6sSs T 4HE A pR1R
A wINTRR FLOOD IR ILLINOIS
81 Rsbsn Dsss ossA
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GRAlN-Wheat hrmer Western .sd spring osds
inquiry decided deess ffeigh the tIor
able from EUops ssu,.shIsd BY ss ,sea.s,s tss gs
West Milling demand and ln9ai 10Y erpsn Ne
sales IS bush Is for siI~d sPhaE Iagsi y r No
Chicago springs 81 oedsl 10 e Ne saa 90 % ". 70
do, 81 3J6Si IS Amber Ststs ~ " ef Wb.s cshhlk
81 3gd White Mcbgan, snd NJ Tvs 60 ~ VI ~
81 So ss A%br Do and .c9 nr wshs esassss Barre, 70
An fr demand though heavy % ~ bush 81 E
Two we'd stat and eli Canads Rssl Barley AsSse
400 bash AZ aetve partly Tor atessmsst sso
De. ar. higher thoegh barely the ses S
bnsh al s63is Unsoana New Ohis Aad Western "a ece ~
quiet, thOssh sr Corr w.hsui eeasse hspaHss
lone trade the sales llOoo bush o66 q @ or Dsnp are
Unad wssteFn Mirsd 81 osasl II dsdf quiet and rev
at u
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