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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-19
DISTRICT EXECUTIVE COMMITTRE.

Daviess-DR. w. A. HORRALL.
Knox-GEN. Lac. NOBLE.
Pike-GOODLET MORGAN.
Gibson-CAPT. r. NJ. j. MILLER.
Posey-W. NJ. HOGGATT.
WarricE-DR. w. L. BARKER.
Speneer-L. y. GILKEY.
Perry-JOHN HUCKEBY.
Vanderburgh-W WILLIAM BAKER,
CAPT. I. E5SLINGER,
d" JAMES H. McNEELY.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1870-03-09
5rlsrlRh 81 I'd /. Haeir1J.
"Alone..

2 ..rs.....,.',-,.,'." Alone" =. ! SH'-
The years aow past mo, ono by one,
So silently I hardly know. .sY
They como NJ all; and whsn they're gone Z
care not where or how they Cow. -..
An simless life, Il is-you say
A nameless life you might have said,
For all les strength has passed away,
And oil that made II fair Is dead.
A bark went forth on pleasant seas, .,..
But night and storm beset her way, -
Wrecked hopes were drifted back, and these
Ny friend, are all I have to-day.
But fame may come, and friendship-no,
The first seek not, and the last r-.H
Has over shunned me, and know ',N
The future win Be ss the past. .t,..
To live In solitary ways,
, With no companionship, but mind, ,-.
To toll through solemn nights and days;
To ever sock aud never and;
To yearn for that which cannot bs;
To build, desire, and see II fall;
To gather seeming sweets and see,
The sweetest quickly turn to gall;
To work incessantly for naught .....
Beyond the day the work 10 done, &c.,.
To think, and leave no worthy thought;
To meet tho world and be alone;
To look into thousand hearts, H.. ,,-..
A thousand minds, and be unseen, &.sz7
To write dull lines, play smpty parts, o.
And ponder on what might have been.
An aimless, useless Life, indeed r
But what Of thatf II will not mend: SD.
There is no path In II TO lead .r ..s..'.
To brightness or q noble end. 49,. ...s
So while the slow years drift along ..-
sit and weave an idle rhyme, "..a' 80
Hear voices from the active throng.
And feel myself alone through time.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1870-03-09

THE Southern Farmer, Memphis,
Tenn, says:
"No man is fit to manage a
farm who does not think before
hand what it is best to do, and
which is the beat way to do it.
Work without thought, without
plan, has been the blunder Of many
who pretend to be farmers"
DEAD TO SocIETY.-The hopeless
man is dead to society, and the
man who seeks nothing better than
what is at present, is dead to &C.
ton. 1t is our duty not only to
attempt something better, but il is
our life, our energy, to belive in
it's possibility or attainability by
some means or other.
IF you want to have = man fo,
your friend, never get the ill.wil
of his wife. Public opinion il
made mp of the average prejudice
of womankind.
Tue church property in Phils
delphia is valued at $11, ,o0O,0
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1870-03-09
JOHN C, & EDWARD BAILEY, PR0RS.
g. E., TOWNEs, EDITOR.
j. O. BAILEY, ASSOCIATES

seUsscaIPrfoS Two Dollars per annrm.
ADysnrIssHEHrs Inserted AZ the ratss Of
ono dollar per square of twelve Hiniou finss
tthis sised typel or less for the mt inysrtion,
my cents eseh for The second and third inser.
tions, and twenty-five ccnts for Subsequent
tnsertions. Yearly contracts will be made.
Az sdysrtisements must have the number
inseresd till ordered oat, and charged for.
Unless ordcred otherwise, Adysrtisements
viii invariably be 1displsysd.S
Obituary notices, and al matters inufinG. 10
TO the benefit Of, any one, are Regarded as
Advertisements. - Y - :, }',s'E -.
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ward to make the cut, than, with
lightning.like rapidity. De Porto
following up the contrq,ftio, gashed
his opponent on the right should
er, causing q wound some five
inches in length, and about one
and q half inches in depth. His
sword arm was disabled.
THE DUEL OVER.
Proude dropped his blade, ex.
claiming, |" Enough for to-day {;
you will give me my revenge an
other time;" to which De Porto
replied: -., al. .. -....-
:" am always at your disposi-
ton"
Subsequently the parties shook
bands and the wounds were exam
ined. That inflicted on De Porto,
though some eight inches in length,
was scarcely q quarter of an inch
in depth, while Proude's was of a
serious character, the blood stream
ing from it in profusion. He was
immediately conveyed to his resi-
dence in Brooklyn, where proper
assistance was procured.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1870-03-09
DINING ON a DREAM.

,...-- DINING ON a DREAM. -s,-.r-a.
There lived on one of the princi.
pal thoroughfares in one of the mp
per Counties of this State, about the
year Ammo Domini 1880, a heavy,
well-set man, aged about thirty.
five years, with black, glossy hair,
around, handsome face, with black,
keen eyes, and taken, altogether,
Prepossessing in manner and ap.
pearance. His wife was, in the
usual acceptation of the term, an
excellant woman, q fine house.
keeper, possessed of fine natural
sense-with some advantages of
education and in the well-ordered
arrangement Of the house, had a
place for every thing, and every
thing an its proper place. This
place was kept as a public inn, and
one of the most popular. stands
that could be found any where in
the countryside house being we'll
kept--no traveller ever leaving
the place without either express
ing or reckoning in his mind that
If fortune ever again threw him
on the route, that he would make
Thorkmorton's their place Of re-
freshment and rest. .,s r1 ,,r,.aa
1t 30 occurred, in the course of
events, that on q hot, sultry day in
June, 1880, might be seen in the
distance, about the hour of high
noon, q cloud of dust rising, CIV.
ing indications that some weary
traveller was fast approaching the
inn. In the course Of some fifteen
minutes, an elegantly dressed gen.
tleman, on O fine chestnut sorrel
horse, finely caparisoned with a
large, black silk umbrella, giving
shelter to the rider, stopped in
front Of the inn, and asked il he
could get accommodation until the
next morning. Thorkmorton al
his post, informed him that he
could, accepting such humble fare
az ne could give him. Tbe travel
ler slighted from his noble steed
which was turned over to th<
hostler. On the traveller enterine
the inn, he informed the Landlord
that he was greatly in need of res
and sleep, and would prefer takins
an hours sleap before dinner. a
room was hastily arranged .ant
fixed mp with all ncedfnl comforts
not forgetting glass Of gsacliis;c
and honey, welt favored viii
bruised mint fresh from the ger
den. He, before laying down
took from an enamelled satche
that he carried to his side, q hand
somely covered book with q mum
Der OF blank pages-on the cover
on q piece Of red morocco pasted
marked in gilt letters, " "Journa
of trayel--with notes--virginia
North Carolina, South Carolina
! Georgia"
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1870-03-09
Expenditure for Manure.

"hhoho Va ootiaio o, ody u WTltST /,
are annually expended for man
ures that ought to be saued, for
with adequate painstaking, a farm
whose stock is rightly proportion.
ed to the number Of acres titled,
will furnish all the manure neces-
sary to keep the farm constantly
increasing in fertility. Barn should
be 80 arranged as to shelter and
save all the manure, both liquid
and solid ; then, as a load of solid
manure from the stable to the " or
dure room," there should be
thrown over it two or three times
its bulk of refuse straw sods, weeds,
leaves bean and peavines, mulch
swamp muck, tanbark, sawdust
and shavings, pouring over the
heap as much liquid manure as the
compost will absorb. By the con.
stant repetition of this process.
there will be created an enormous
amount of fermented manure, suf.
ficient to supply all reasonable de-
mands of the farm.
If eight or ten hogs are fattened,
by means OF the same process, the
hog.pen is made to furnish a boun.
tiful supply of manure for the gar
den and a large field of corn. Any
farm may thus be made to manu-.
facture all the manure for the crops
grown upon it, except potatoes,
and those should have plaster in
stead of manure, as the latter in
creases their tendency to rot. Po.
tatoes should be planted on a dry
piece of land, after buckwheat, and
the land we'll sown with plaster, or
the planter may throw a handful
of plaster into each hill. Ashes
do very we'll as a substitute for
plaster potatoes are not liable to
rot planted with either.
Guano is good and valuable for
farm use g; but every farmer should
save from the droppings of the
hennery enough for home use, in.
stead Of buying the imported arti.
Gle. Privies should be 80 con
structed as to readily yield up their
accumulation, either from a tight
box, 80 hung as to be easily NOV
ed, or from a sliding drawer,
when the contents should be con.
veyed TO a heap or vat of absorb
ent refuse, which should also be
the receptacle of kitchen refuse
and bedroom deposits. A com
post heap is thus formed sufficient
to enrich a garden to the highes
degree of fertility, and by the US,
of chloride of lime, or some othe
disinfectant, all offensiveness ma,
be avoided.
| The following deductions, draw,
from years of observation and ex
perience, are worthy the attention
of farmers
1st. Farming cannot be profita
bly, conducted without careful re
ference to the laws of waste ant
supply.
I'd. The nature of the vast,
must be understood, and the prop
er remedies applied.
Sd. All these supplies should b,
drawn from the reaonreea of IN,
farm under culture.
maryland Farmer.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1870-03-09

THE best part Of human quail
ties are the tenderness and delica.
cy Of feeling in littlo matters, the
desire to soothe and please others,
the minntia Of the social virtues.
100000 gallons Of whisky are
under confscation in New York.
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1870-03-09

SIDNEY Smith once said "Phi.
lanthropy is a universal sentiment
OF the human heart; whenever A
sees q in trouble he always wants
G to help him."
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1870-03-09
SAMUEL BLACK. BARBER.

WOULD repeatedly inform the pubic
w that he hss Removed 70 a room in
the OLD COURT HOUSE, wher. he vii m
be prepared 10 receive ousson,srs A. bsrssa.
isfs. Being . PSefss,somsi BsrSsr. ~
ncnss ~ attention 20 business. tcrsther
WIN poiitsnsss TO all. 70 merit porsjo. ~
pS1Iie patronage. IN CUTTING. sHAYINa
AND sHAkP0OING. INV
Jan 20 AZ =,
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1870-03-09
Oriainnl GnnnllunirutiutlH.

FOR THE GREENvnLE ENTERPRISE.
Notes from the Scrap Book of an
Old Physician of Greenville Coun-
ty. "a .-..-.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

PRUlTS-Tbe market ar Foyn h,s bern qu dpJ VOC ohsG
Laef hasns are quo'el
Of boxes Od a; - per BOZ
ls, sses Of 70 Of halves ana
s1arr private terms the marie
M gOi and 2c curfencii shu -"
bore J60 Cgrrsu have Gceu dni and are sbal.
al 80 bbb st ltc D. Oh Cop PrGnes se G0o's a. y 4" "
shd New, l30l+e Do ,,-.... -.
FLAX stae Manufacturer OF h%g<ng s
Of at l3G 4c ana CsnAhb io"
1lc. Western b.
GRAIE-wbe4i under the favorable buToptsu Al
Hesi ,9r for smpPns qua " 'de Ios ~
sUs.ttled 9hpYr sfass hsd Of esies ISlpObash ~
Sc. Chicago spring snl O a. -
l6d Il NJ a. de-. 10 store 81 lZds 10 %" 20
Elwsuses; Oh No store So ~ o bihuei
Nsteru lsfer Tor smsr lots = <90 % for Whit Mehssu
for 81 SOd 81 20 for Wbis soglefD Sb'
NJ 5qtl l5l fr hsd Spnng Barley not ppt, sno pre- W. W.
Barley Mall GDd nominal Ots larry Aeu' Au
dsaabd ok.esg ioT trade: sses o. OO bush
bSaS for hIe hes OtbS sBd White s Sd51e ts stei oi
Weston 52dSi for Eier.sr prime Rye IL hrn bat
ot lO sic IL fair demand sod
With limited avb. prss h4uT and close sTO1g sales bl 600
tssh 81 r.. oStr for Damp And UDsouId in store.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.
gnnnDLlN AAUE E7pN

ToNnos Sent 2-ll3D m-ConsOs opened At h for
o. m t account securities quiet steady United states
p,sTventy 1888 obi, go 1851, 3 1enFOries b.
stocks steady Railway shars lG Illinois Cens ll5 Atlantic
and Western, "a $3.50, =,
vKEpooI sept 2O-l m-Coton opened quiet Mddlng Up
land, go Middng Obi Corn ~ q quarter for European
IoSpoS Sept 2O-spem Oil SIS Sugar
Lnseed OIL $50 q ten
1D-PeToeun opened hnn
IoSpos Sept 2l: mCenso-Por money sat for account
Ri as2 American securities quiet Stocks qnirt - .
DDl:D m-Wbest B3 eental for No Z
Red Western 81 for Red Winter Flour 2s bbl for Western
Cam. The Of Wheat this port for the three days
quarters obeh II so American Pori i3 PEI bbl for
Eastern Prime hesa
and tbe account securities Unt States
bond, 1867 old 1867 S9i Fors 63 Stcts steady
Re Railway ISi IhhOi' Cenir.s 5i Atlantic and Great
Western IB
iyyEpooI sept Cotton closed quiet Mailing Up
lands % Mddiug Orleans WI S Of tie 5000 bales 100
x,re for export nd speculation Naval Stores quiet
I1Spos sept 2G-Lnsee oil bnn At 4J Is per an kehpoi
p,f,olsun 5ti per gallon. Pine kosih buoyant
YEISKYuNT Sept 2o-Untsd States fyeTyeDty tobd, eDsct
Az, iy At "a a 9st for the issue Of 1852
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
pOMPsTIC MARKETS.

ppu.pxPB Sept 20-Cotton doll; MddF Up,Dd, lse do
Guf zoe Qaerotrca he'd at 80 Co,erseed
nominal al s7dSs Timothy Seed At s5df5So Flsrseed 81 IS
PonI S5 e IS so Brtrs - 0d bl
~ Ohio s6 b0d 81 Fancy % ~ 50d 81 So Wheat
s and higher Indiana and OHIO Red 81 Bdtl "a Amber el IS
No snnns 4 Re adTsDoed Western so Corn boxing
Ws.terp and Yellow 94t dS MId 0d9Jc 0 fair De
,.nd, stat 54d56e Groceries doing sugr-
,a hhds 0e Provisions du Petroleum fsvrrsb
r 6 Refined 2 WHISKY In limited request Western Iron
a B8i d8sc - 90. .u =, , -, ~,t,,,
nmn.y Flour fairly Artye and steady Wheat hnn and
fssdI M,rylsnd 81 soa 6 Pair Good s Od 81 IS
C.nmon sl ls4f S Com and higher White oe ~
yJo, pominy Mird Weyten and Yellow s3ds5 Rye dull
sta7 oats quiet Sas Mes Poh quiet isdSe Bacon
Goa demand; Rh 7dl7iG Clear Rib Etd73e Shoulders
O,y sept B-Poar stesd, with nceste demand ssss go
eea w., ss I. is Dout kItra Wheat sessd ss.dy s.es
zoo ha,b Red Ono 81 1i 2oco boh ob No hvsuiee Club
Al an al n, hash New duo o fs; and 40 bush
wt,,s Hebissn n 6si IS. Corn dull slea 800
,s wi,eoasp ms bash limos ate and 200 eu do
qs, s.es "a. 10. lhs1' % - = S Barley 9s U L.ae
o Tor nbold hDfsed unchanged shsrts 30 shipsta1s
s,.o en MddHnes eed&J1 p tan HghvBe. ai acc Canal
PPssh,s-Wbtst lie Com 7ei Ost s. Barly, ee to Hrv
y,f Ianb<r e5 rs bs HedoA; ~ 20 Hevfoh Railrssd
tsh,.~Pour 10 Boston sa 70 New Yuh, <se Albany tc
ar.is and Mlised Bo.,oa % 70 . Me- Yeri sa@i 70
& no bsh Bsrsy Irs c0 fss Lanb<r Canal RIporss-
~ "a SyA Whssi bush nsry s,d Lai1 pno LsnbsI
En,,xlo sspA 1-Rsosp.s-3yH0 bhh Wheat S,oo besA
c "a con bssh n 900 bask BARLEY AoO bssA Rye Ship
E = oD L.sA Rys je bssh nAissd sipsessCsu Neoo
- O.s - sofbsA yssshse-Cse.l vsp esn ~ sssS~ai
49, A. - -; Wlssa s.n .Iss nsp "a ( u
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
n Y Wholesale PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
EnR LIE WEEK ENDING sept. 20, lslU.

iEIpre.ig for THE y. y TRIBUNE by own Reporter
Tn, following Of ARTICLES IN good i"h -
, bv commission WHOLESALE Shippers receive 70 ~ per
ent deducted beside freight and other charge
Bn., or p,ckages carefully marked with paint and the u
ar INA "a of the sender also b. painted one end NAL
an goce list articles upon the under side OF the cover nu
4ud letter bv containing invoice and directions also t"'ng
bo. Clean packages and 10 puhS ~ VIII anu
much 10 the o. The produce.
BEANs AND PEAS. ,
Receipts Cs bush for the week Or go NOR tnah tnt
,io,. ueek ,orspudng week $50 bush About ore
fourth pit Beans for which theTe l. f ihqa
ut prst Of the sales introduced "a pay
& made ligber than safe 10 quote today We
mote Of old Medium bb ri 40 bbls ssme mns'y ?
Or bb, 10. 40 bbs 100 bbls - 90 dol ~ %
~ a,I and 50 At s lots Old Narows-l0 bes dng' ~ o
s hs ~ At IT ~ 5O aud 10 81 % 10 New NE
dns-l, Mi. S20 ~ IS With other small o at ga ~ loi ~
II. p Pea Beans MarOw-gJ bbt IN several ' All
- On The 30 bbls WscoDsn Green Peas were so ~
30 s Southern Bed Pess reported At - WIN Iop
ta.b Capsda Oh Pea free 81 = IT, We quote a .
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
DE EHEIpTS OE pRODIrCE

Per North River, VesseLs, and Railroads
Cotton, 10 pkgs. Ashes pkRs beeswa1
IA s NH Pour Wheat Is 849 bush Corn 4h bush
oats 5g5 bush bush Beans 800 bags Corn Meal 0iJ bb
Eosn IA hbs q pkg Beef 10 ps Cut Meats loo lgS Lard
20 nkg, steam, 8 pkRs Che 65 bills Egg
pigs Taow I27 pkg DRIED Fruit 1870 pigs OH Cake % bots
WHISKY Isl bales Wool IA bsles Hemp so bales
Hons 10 0 sdes Leather 2o6 Hides 3 bids Tobacco 7dj boxes
Tobacco 80 pkgs "a Starch ~ bsg Peanuts ia pkgs
VIA, o. l bf Mustard Seed $50 bags sumsc u bsgs T. PeAh
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
lOs' Of, p dOh2l q22 Western
rnrIrs ANn BERRIES.

good apples prime stat s'nhf ~ ~
az rs on the doet to-day apples worth with
common 5c Bartlett nearly done ior tne
A few are coming from Boston enc, and seh at sogs.
hush crate quality and pnoe ranging ron 70
90 q 10 xb U .ul higher Other pears take vide some
swan, Orange selling 4lOd sl2 and Beure DEL At sSdso
Farmers sbou not Peaches generally poor ana g
quantities sell at 5odt per basket Some tne ones broogn 81
40 20 lo Of Del smoek selling 81 Is Ounces btgn 10 arne
bnt don u Cranes are in fair demand the low quoted Pew
are now arriving bede and lbeas Delaware are
AZ home for vine fancy marks OF Conooris rn
A. high as notice r eItIa 2pfs hed mneh
above Quotations arriving from Ohio AMI sell al
Reeocas (wh been sold all the from 6o TO Ie Plans
Claude Cages soh at $50
s6 bb Cranberr called for the low quotations Of
R9 ~ bush We quote:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

Little nariet Yesterday sdvAhcs there
s.sed FEELING here ea,, seven fAe,oes
hsnds lflc bulls <c with 1oc Pnn dry so
l0dto The factories Heme County sold down Close And
only limited ready for delivery Aher unsorabe
private from abroad this the matu 10
inactive and weak here, and parties only loss
In yesterdays country purchases shippers willing 70 mAf any
advance the fancy factories above What they cost the oeu1
There or thore cheese 1000 SOLD f
l+c sold YESTERDAY at l2dl4,c County l3tdte
lS State factory Ic 50 lslc " Ohio ordinary s with lot
partly Skinned wholly Skinned at 3e The low graae
cheese wanted any price Shippers ANXIOUS 70 secure
cheese without particle Of color and general RUE the August MAKE
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

The total amount of its First Mortgage Bonds is
$2S,6o000, upon which the annual interest payments
are Sl17O0; its gross receipts for the current fiscal
year Will be over $S,0OOOOO, of which one-haf will
be profits The cash value of its property
hundred millions its princely earnings in its first
year-its economical and careful management-its
entire freedom from floating debt-its sinking fund
sut Of its surplus earnings which Will be invested in
IFS own bondsthe fact that il is finished road and
fully equipped, all combine ~ make its Bonds fully
equal in intrinsic value TO the Bonds Of the Govern
ment itself. We do not hesitate 10 recommend our
friends 70 change their Rvetwenties and other Gov
ernments for these BoDis and thus the differ
nee Of ~ to % per cet thereby increasing their in
como from four andA half to sereR per cent and we
splv believe the nme is not far distant when these
Bonds will be scaTce at par and above.
The Bonds an, dealt in al the Stock Exchange, the
same as Government bonds the market price to-day
is So to eO they all of $1,000 interest at six per
cent Janusry and July, principal and interest both
nayable ia United States gold coin dollar for dollar,
in the city of NewYork. FISK 4 HATCH.
We receive deposits and allow interest thereon,
make collections and do general Banking business.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA 1sT
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND CONVERTIBLE PER
CENT. GOLD BoNDs.-The small remaining balance
Of the Loan for SALE at 90 and accrued interest These
Bonds return about double the rate OF interest which
H. 5Os pay while the security is safe and fully
equal to that of any Railroad Bond issued.
HENRY CLEws & Co.. 50 Wallst.
GEORGE OPDYKE d Co. are agents for the sale of
the following desirable securities which they offer
at low prices
NY and O. Midland First Mortgage Bonds, : per
cent gold
ST. Louis and s. f. Railway First Mortgage Bonds,
7per cent, gold.
Montgomery and Eufaua First Mortgage Bonds
per cent gold, indorsed 10y State of Alabama.
Alabama State SIS.
New-Jersey Town Bonds, per cent.
Some excellent Western 10 per cent securities.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

.esrs higher r. ahd cbsk business To other
son 0o b"s Chese al t per ,uni bales Of Cotton at ID n
600 bbis per bbl steam To GLASGOW zoo bhs
Flour to al Q M ssil To Antwerp 30 900 bush Wheat 3D.
lair demand na phces steady at asa
aac MiIed are quiet at 65d7c , 49, - ,.u
pEgei we quote 2ld21c for the former and Ad1o for the
SGANo-Tbe demand firm for Peruvian ssodsS7 per
GNSRSGA mOderae demand for Western eod6Se Southern 20
d75c. v 10 - - ..-..-A - ,.,o..
about previous hgure but the market does
sppesr 10 ATTRACTIONS few buyers 70 operate byord
A als for Rio Gaude Montevdeo; ~ ac for 0ruoco
iis r Maacsho l8dl9c for Maanoros lBdsc for Ianpoo ana
Vera Cs and 2d2llc for California Domestic sau hiers have
been moderately active and pnoes fairly usned we quote i@ie
HiYThe supply IL limited with fair demand the m.rketh
strong sses Of Shipping 9dnc for retail lots slGsl per
100 NJ Short straw selling at 65GSe and Rye do Sc s V io
MDGo~The good OObng demand for all kinds and
bengal per 10 gold Si Sca 90 20 GustemAA,,,sl o9ei
Manila gold. -. | I0d I 80
LBATHBR-Hemcck remains drm and uniform snd pretty ase
with generals Heavy Weights are m the ia'or
but lots Of Light Weight begin TO attract greater attentions
exception Of HEAVY styles however the accumulation contains
about all requisite for the current call We quoie RIO Grade and bne
3lc California Light 2Td29c Middle do. 29d29c; Heavy
do. 29d10c 0rnoco 6c, Lght &1d21ci Middle DO, It0
Pc Heavy llo Osk steady on most Taies,
but the active 33d for Heavy and
atlc for Middle and Light slaughter In Rough fairly active and
the former Of values preserved 3od3c for Hemocs
G9gO COleI cC1n3ss in moderate ds%.nS
has been dull but Scotch Pig Iron
mains firm with fair demand American in good demand and pes
steady demand prce firm
Foreign Pig moderate prices
nomnsly Other articles the
business being only moderate. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21
/ s. HATCH.
HARVEY FISK.

HARVEY FISK. A. s. HATCH,
OFFICE OF FISK 4 HATCH BANKERS AND FINAN-
CIAL AGENTS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD AND ALL ITS BRANCHES.
No. NAssAU-sT., NEw-YoRK, Sept. II, 1870.
The earnings of the MAIN LINE of the CENTRAL
PAC1EIC RAmRoAn since Jan. L are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

creased 70 as TO exceed per cent of assessed value
Taey are practically guaranteed by tie State Of Illinois.
Price 81 and interest
GEORGE 0PDYKE & Co, Bankers,
- Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-21

COFFEE-1he s10-I u EfsIT N ETs' Ea' y 77' -
~ bags Galveston j. N' ags ~ baiH
,pore and o. B lrgs s port The cuni con g1" an
in OniuaU 400 tc Tor FaK 20
0llic for Coed 2ic for Prime do and duy p'n
a. h eftreme rspq invoices The samples steamers 0 e ut
~ grades attract attention and The Jobng trade wiling o
sors al n dgues duuds however suh barel sfs u
old pirt Of csuion 10 al r'"Ne
rts Otr descriptions with irregular delnaD aTl con
ps In rather noIral eond Jsrs about 402c; hafslb"
10 ltQlso; Ceylo1 ~ a snd Jamaica
% OF haR. Ms-afO l1 golf; 1855 haes Rio yer Robin 10
a. Der sm.Y Hser per Men pnyae terms
CANDLES Moderate dena8d uncta se pr1es We qs0H "
follow:
sperm Patent JutTs iba 04} sperm Patent L,> Pol -.
Sperm, Patent; Ma, % 14s hsmus M az as
Sperm. CITY ~ n 81 Seaue r. I" none"
10 + d<s
CO4ITbe arrivals continue large 6nd stocks everywhefe
th Easi are slre season the ndenc do~uSar s9
prces unchanged For shipping loser sales al SO4
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