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New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
TvFS1y-YF.R Com BoSps

or THE PORT ROYAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
These bonds are secured by deed Of trust 10 the
Union Trust Company Of New-YOrk, covering the
entire property and franchise of the Company
They bear seven per cent interest payable semi
nuaily in ewYOTk, free of G0cerTHeni tar and Are
convertible into the capital stock of the Company,
al the option of the holder.
The Road traverses the best district Of South Caro-
lina. uptes the harbOr Of Port Roysl-the finest har-
hor south of New -York-with Augusta, Georgia and
there connects with ali the roads which center at
that point. po.a
line as short as any other from Augusta 10 Savan.
nah or Charleston, and is the Atlantic or Seaboard
link In TURoUGH LINES Of road extending west be-
vond the Mississippi These facts assure II business
second 10 that of no railroad in the South and render
ts Mort gage Bonds secure beyond any question The
Road viii Be entirely finished ready for business by
May /, 1871. ~. ho,1e On nm,
friends and customers as perfectly sound and prot-
able Investment Pamphlets and maps pying ruler
information sent on application. We also have va
rety Of Registered Bonds, issued by towns ana couh
ties in Illinois the interest upon wnlch y ter,o.
and paid by the State for sale on favorable terms
HENRY II. BoODY d Co, IL "su-st
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
FRIDAY. Nov. lip. Il

The Stock market has been feverish and unset
during the day. with lower prices In the forenoon but
noderatey improving grade Of quotations later ID tue
a. Various rumOrs in regard 10 European compiler
ss have been floating about, which have had little ef
dousde Of the gold market So far as stocks are con-
rsed IL is essentially brokers' market, the transac
~. Increasing in gniude only when the large opera
IN come support the prices Of stocks III which they
.heavily interested In the profits and losses which
re there is but little participation outside OF profes-
,s speculatOrs and consequently the great Interest
sdis see-saw game is confined 70 the street AT no
0d since 1885, has there been such an utter stagna-
On legitimate stock commission business as al the
Esent time, and the tpasmodic rallies reported
sasonally appear 10 have effect except m the mar
~ circle t. which We have alluded. This would
II he emarkable perhaps In the present unsettled con
ttn Of general trade If railway stocks were scat
ygfd and held for permanent investment for exam
e in New England, where they come into market, but
htrhets we'll the shares distributed and so con
Nniy they held. Here, however where the amount
ttating stock sO-caled is immense, II is singular
as that, while money Is in abundant supply, there
noud be such limited demand for investment in rail
ysy shares and such complete absence OF speculative
tsans on the part Of the general public We but eX
us the opinion OF many IL not a majority Of the com
ra houses OF the street IN attrbutng this deadlock
n Qt market to the clique mania, which has piled up
N he hands OF a few loads Of stock, and
h advanced prices rapidly in the process Of buying
Fevmeu dare buy railway shares speculative account,
when more than half OF the capital stock of the company
held by three four individuals; and IL is equally
.a or SO considered, sell for decline, when the
danger Of corners palpabe. Even IL large divi-
oends are paid the dstrus is the same for the large
holders often Directors control the Directors, and
an therefore open 10 the suspicion Of "cooking ac-
comts and forcing the dividends. Doubtless, then,
sDspcons are often unwarranted; but that, in some
ease charges made 10 construction account which
not belong there order 70 increase the show Of net
earniugs there IL much question. At all events,
heavy blocks Of stock held by "chques and gen
orally carried by borrowing money are obstacles 10 an
sctye stock market the Of activity, which
means participation the part OF the general public
.nd not merely feversh and temporary stir among the
brokers and spectators.
In the active shares the chief dealings were In the
Gecaltes OF yesterday In investment securities there
VA AL unusually active business in Union Pacific at %
g. 2ss and Columbus Chicago, and Indiana Central at
la to IQ Miscellaneous and express shares were dull
TIE following table shows the highest and lowest prices
uisd4 today:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETs.

Lospop No, 1l-llj a. m-Consos opened a Sl for both
Amsrsan qae L. 4 tlye1 Twenty
bonds 1882 n, 1885 old Hi 1851 Sii TenPoes, Gi stoci
Bhe Railway sbsrrs ls Illinois Centrs l2. Auanne and
Great Western, 29. ,u -
LIvgRPooL, Nov I'LL 81 Cotton opened quiet adiins
Of the
5000 and Il eo for eenlAnon soel IN port ~ e0 sS
of $500 b Is
PRIsK,oSI -Uuited States Hver~ehg BOnds Of 1862
quoted al 81 $1,000, 81, - - i,
BosDos Nov li-1n mCobso s3l Ht FOR both money and
the seoosst American securities quss sta,4sSah AN
l-l:D y mWhrsf, l0lll eentsi for Can
fsps Whit sTdsl0 Tor Ne- Western spns Peas, q
ausrtr Receipts of Wheat for three DAYS 100
go American Pos los pr bbL for Eastern Prime hes
TNlov, Ris per evt
LIyrEpooL' Nov Il-3G m-Cottou-A hound N this
The Yarns and FaIos
q Manchester dull
Iospox Nov Ia o closed S5 for and
Ansncsh secuntesFye TSepy bonds l2s S l8s 30
Ten Foties Sl RNssy stocss-Bne, lsi Illinois Cen
trsl 1i2; Atlantic and Great Western %.
BIv.hPooL, Nov Il-t0 m-toton eosd steady; Mdding
Upland, 9 hdIng sd9.d Of the day lONO bses
ba0 for export aud speculation. -
Nov. li-4N m-hshLed Petroleum IL Lnsred OIL
E2s 10 An I5. Tsllov G6.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12

PRUITs-Tbere . ,u steady With liberal
the market boer refuse "a make hhef eonees
demand and sae 40 bbs New
81 Hole
GhIN-Te Wheat msrie und ih'cabIt Baropesh 'd'e
and got held higher Am~f winter e
ureR for milling but the escne pnos Asted che ha'
White Winter fair demand for mns bat Egsf pel
choice Oh Spring held ghe bn qaei the to-t The hsio
active spnHg sies advance Of dze Amber m
it demu pnce, undetermined learn b. eenph from
Mvsuke. the receipts falling ehi The soei hs
yaB,t ool the ine last No o AID No
bush 81 2alGt - for No CHI
sprlF Tor No Chicago 81 ~ for No M
Al 29O4l for No Mis- sakcei 81 Sd 81 q for Ned
for Whits Michigan; " for Amber Ca
Inferior Chicago ~ Sl o. and 80 hast fsr White
hgaa Barrie, and lower and ht dem and nod
s3oe for rorcd State aud 81 oa
better snd IN good demand sos u 600 bush Of
6d6l4o. ahost and Bsek SIC for OBI store IN
Ohio and Western
s4e Rye quiet bat frn sAes D. 100 bush
In far demand yellow
500 bush Damp and Unsouna SITE
MiIe 10 dS1e nGss4t ahost New Al Ac
Wesrh hit al &c Wes<rn yellow o. yGsoc h"obsn WlM o.
Sc Jepey Yellow 81 Sds5r.
GfKEIHS dull l9c o Bag and Hd2hc for Cloth
HAY tu with rood demand; quote shipping zoos
retail 10, 81 SGsl ~ Straw qsosod el IL h LNAs hJ
and so0 for bboT do, cash
HOPThe better grades fair demand and tbs arhes fu
., 6disc grades continue du and pnees nominal
INDIGO 10 quiet at former rroes We qsct' ... -.
per geld VI e0d 81 % Guatemala Tael
Msdrns C<rsoAk wa
h,piia sod. -. ! ! 81
HBTAIS-ADeresp Infot Copper arm with demand New
p stess Scotch Pig New Rais
pnees unchanged OH dali Pig Iron da
and unobsnsod Pes dan ots srpeler
without change the business being only ~oders we s1os
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12

enoneh 'o We poorS eS The ben of The sn at 7ae
ier 'ore soi III for hind qnsrter breasts b. bad 5Gcc
abt i Advancing al Wholesale -
Asp 6Ass-H,r. have heavy and Moderate prices
VIII oonsoefahk variation according fresh ra smooth rough
" pesee ~ son Western quail appearing at "a p-r
.e nm near by bird. held 80 s0d "a They plenty
soa Az partndfe and
es' are ssas s RAblats gu soa6c y pair SOUR
pesh 70 n, and ceiling i0d d2c Woodcoei muc
a. n.rss. ~ sSsi rr P.ir Csnys' ds1ls ~ 90
& sr, large stoet Of the Kinds TURKEYS
en some rough 20 and drypeke
~ s MI ~ 70 sih dry Bssi. County 1eq2se eu'on
Potatoes ed Winter showing
inh msetS 1hr 10 disease tb Prces rather tend
ooss g. SarG ~
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
COTTON hAREETs.

-co,tot In demand; pno@s have ad
,.srsd hSdhnr, sle $40 bales net reespn oet bsss
sasn,is, er h.. to baies srpor-e 6r.a bntsn 'o
bss s-l 7lo la.s resps OF the week EsH ps.s Sse
baes total rs &2s bsfi tIPors 70 bnsa, pI'eh' ' ~
,o.a,I.s t0 h. .L., ..l-, Of v.ef y, d" bales
ITotIou seady hddnGs I4tc saes i'e bnes
ne, r,~eipts 10 has; eIpos-oasss S1 oaesi noea
h.e, p,t ,e.pt, az ths .ees s92 bales so~-eos'Te w"
tAIes sae, Of In. veeh 81 balss .,r ,.z,.t- -
WusI,sIox No, ll-Cou trm, hddipp iaesei tsi,,l
2Is hsl.s net se.pts bales sIportsco.s-i "
ls I.I.s net Of ,bs 1ss bss' rpOs eosst"
G.y.Ias NJ, Igo,on steady; fair demandi 1000
1911 .s.s 900 act recepts los .IPors 70 ort.a -.
s,oek IA 17o ne, receipts veei eno baes o1 cfsN
n,.in G75 oo.,sis. 4Js sales Of the -eeh oS oA. Nj.
kAv.ss.s Nov l-Cotton 10 hed higher sno EYE. M.
ns, ls,dis,c, s.,<s bsles net receipts t9 bAss
- -, R,'i, eoasiss 36S tsies asct ss
b.les; p-, ,eespt. Of u TH bses sipos y, ~
l44 bales sses OF ns ssea'
Bosres No, Il-totoa doli Addhnss iote s q 81
net r,c,ipt. 1hse, ,ou.ise fH bales total ~
bales; rsespv of the sssf ~ oAes o"Ae''' Wv
sIs4 bass sales ~.eh 80 bsss , ...,. uAds,.,
BIIrsoss so, ii-toob opened trn and eo-eh es
..l.s r~spts hasi -.
os h.n, ,ruor,s-,e ConfiB~pt le bsset Sc ~
ne, receipt. Of th. ..sk bs- oossfsir .1iu ?, 80
bAssi .iporis-to Corib,l ~ bsie e"''s i '''' "
Of the ~s.h, 9as bales - vfAu,,, ia8ls , ..les SO
,.l.. n,t ,r,p,. az. hale. e4s bAes "oet
r.,n, 81 .est, IJ~l b.es etIo uI-A
Bnt.n 40 bales 10e bales sales tns sh 49, ~.
CoIpssu n C. Net, L-stock Of te"ss - oAee sssA,' W.
D m , r.,., h.s. ar.last
RhosrsosEAI, Ala, Nov. ll-Atci ." '""N' '' 49,
II GO Receipts u hs srts s3 49,. .,.., oos
E.,s,uIs Tenn Nov Il-stoct Of toton % Jars SAA'
b,l. lat year Receipt. Of the soei I's '~'a n"p'S '
MO, No, Co,.ol .eu,s and fnHerj sadhnr ise
ss~s LA bAsHy ~ rsssv 49, A" ss~use " 's~+ r~s
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
DOhFgTIC MARKETS.

PnuApu,ni. rOy n-Couor hrusr Madns Upland, l6c DO
Ssa..s SSn I Gsss. 80 E ea % So Is e'TisS ar sqp%
ssr'; ssr 2: ws.. Ssn Sn. I r.s 3
&C. @ h:s. ws ss 9Si a d. = 81 g.
IS-.sss R . at & % Corr 1 lee. s."s ,ys J. SsSs s % r
sseA ;sssi, fSI Bi.I Goeths. Sgs3s,
Ss %s:s -, al. r Ss. Ss%, r1s nsS% @ se &C. Crude M Refined m
. % No.. Ss%s w.s s. 'T s hsf sa sf? g.
Phns sleqsi co. Common to Fsir - ioa y 2s Ohio
;s NJ, 1ss %s rsS. Cd ID iH lss' dc ss. Sa ss
sss o,s & ss = W. Psi. Sa fTss S " bacon ss .t"es
scare. I,e ceAI Rbs ls shOnde lSa'ici Hams
NJ foIsDS lHs {s5,i No., steady With wb. .a
s.sost I s,. I s ss.r No S ss. &c 6st u unchanged
ss oil and '1:sns @ s Ss Sss & & ra
oco bash Wheat 70 coo bust Corn l5cOo bush oats.
,.. sol ss, s receipt. Of q, s.e .Ip.
' s. .,a es es Ts sd % S. Sa' & i. s% S1ss
Pors an B.eoO-ssOGer lOsc Side 2le Buik hsAts-shosl
Ger c,ess.Ti ks, llconAr ,'.ed but
Gn'ssS d.. .sS dSopas nsSDs At - IS Corn .
demand sac Rye steady with moderate demand Mes PoIs-
ni.t Ss oSS.: s%sa sss.sa ssSs a.Piae 5
qust .7as1 25 rtesS $50 Gs' Tobacco hfm and
spnng EIr Wheat ais nens with az ae's a.
.sT lat h.f h nth oii seller December Corn qus No D.
.s srss So,.%s % o., snner No. ie4 RE quet sr
o B , s S P 'ssi l at sss3 A al o stT sI ssIS oi
Me-. Lard o e:f lze tsI pssn'sI & 'Iso Rse.a. ms.
hi. fs Fu n1s. q @ su.b whs, Sc bu. lsO bush
Ss RE % sp. Bss I "a t sS.S G Gsr g 5 sa: o.
Ry. bGsh Barley LOO Hogs fTaghs shade
ys. vS tp 30 Re-. Red p .n 5pi sS fS Si
1 Ss E.I ~ Sc o.t. srri .sls. Petroleum qses
for lo. lOt, Crude s9s .,,,,.a w,. s,u yo
s.... SR..ss 81 Ss S fiii So ass.alss s. e@
% Psr'i @ Toa R' ~ S%si Ss Tss. sas ss
Fs m % os'. What frsS.TS @ nj, FIsa' FSal 1850 % su wh..
n Corn Barley Csns 81 shPmsnso s., 800 ~ SS. .s
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12

\ Renedlct,s clo.Ing quotatione VOC

There las been @ decidedly active business In
Al which advanced, under large purchases by prom
mt Operators from IOl to lIii the upward movement
eng assisted by All absurd report OF the bombardnent
rHam0urg and the lower quotations OF bonds and se
srtee Al London. Later in the day the price reacted
tmeutary llO.. but subsequently became active and
G.ted and the price rapidly advanced TO Ilt The
r. due TO the msnipalations OF few prom-
sut operators who have kept Their NO
suber coupons without presenting the same
stle subTreasury for payment The shortnterest IS
q very large and the object in thus keeping gold from
street 20 create another corner In cash gold, sim
= TO tho one recently recorded The rptes were
I T. and per cent for carrying, though after
ring House lG4 Of per cent paid for the use OF
sOin deliver The days business at the Gold TX
lge Bank was as follows: Gold cleared, t39,4s5yco;
ahalances s77e,79s, aud currency balances, s926S%
prhcipal Quotations were as fOllOws:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

tn NNTh Fltr Fetses dfd N1iIrOddt
No., rs page Aste pkg BeesssI $40 bale Cotton 81 6s
Flour 2l5 f2 bush Wheat 5S25 bush Corn 81 & BUSH
74O0 bush Ry. so bush Barley 800 bu.h Grass Seed s bush
AZ bbs Gem Meal 500 bsg Cors Meal 3s bib Spirits ur
penne t bbls Rosn ~ bbl Pors s4 pkg Beef e7 psgs
Cat kelts So psg, Batter 4+N psg. Cheese 9 bbh Egg 3i
pkgS Tslov 23i psg Dd Fruit LIN pts OIL Cake a. b Cop
pr bh WHISKY, ls5 bale Wool "a bs Hops 569 sles
Leather 40 Hides OF bds Hides 81 hhds Tobacco To-
bso 2os p Starch $40 bags Pea Nut s slabs Spesr IS b.ss
y Peas u bsIss Broom Corn
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12

- STATE bond market a. yet shows no particular
''tnent except on North and South Caroinas both OF
- have been strong with sales Of The first named al
q" 'of old and y for Special Tax issues ana Of the
% a. 7sia7si for January and July, and II fOI the
''- sld October issues. There was moderate bIs
''ie IN Tennessees, old. with sales at q and new
''sr. nissguls were held hrDJy si HiGD; While
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12

ne days business al TIC United states Sub-1reasury
h a. folOws:
- .reps slUSll5 = Curreney 33s $50 ~
- Y 80 q $50 As IS
- sAAB. 6OsltJl0 6l CUTrencI bssBc. slOQ 80 70
tatons ets5Oc.
IL money market retains the noted OF late and
~ offerings reported on call at { and per cent,
~ occasional transactions at C. There Is very lm-
- demand for currency from the pork centers some
M remitianees having been received from Chicago the
Nise Of domestic exchange being steady. In the dis
mi market there IL limited supply OF paper Offering
lgL the demand is active. Prime mercantile accent
Sf. ruIe al tie the following rates:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12

.. higher pcsi sales last evernr o' 600 bsts a. Ia
Is lls no Dember Isle 500 ysbssry l3f 100 febrnay
Ee 30 kAych, no leo five on sr Mobile o. p,s" 'erms
as ds E-- 0rlelss Is llee 30 Do ia h.r 81 81
bej co. Jansa l56ls.s 500 Pshust, Eie 80 h,rc lee
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF FISK Il Hatch.


OFFICE OF FISK d Hatch. }
BANKERS and Dealers IN Government Securities,
No. > NAssAU-sT, NEW YORK, Nov. 3, 1870.
THE FUNDING OF UNITED STATES FTvE-TwENT1Es
into frst-cass security paying the same rate of i'll
terest six per cent gold and which cannot be called
in under % years without the consent of the holder,
NAV now be effected at a clear profit of about peny
per cent by exchang them for the FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
The advantage of the Exchange is shown thus
e. 600 bring today t54s5 5CaHhI interest," IN gold $50
81 p r. Gold Bonds s546o-ann1 interest in gold $50
Cain 81 900 in Bds in cash sI 5O-gan in ami income 20
The Central Pacific Bonds have the advantage OF
ready market on both sides Of the Atlantic, of regu-
lar quotations at the Stock Exchange and are based
on finished and equipped road, already placed On
stable and profitable basis.
Having originally negotiated these Bonds, and
being thoroughly acquainted with their sOundDess
and value, have introduced them speciality
in regular business in connection with our deal
ings III Government Securities, and recommend them
without hesitation TO friends and customers de-
string TO make investments 10 fund their FIVE
| twenties upon advantageous terms without reduc-
tiOn of interest FISK HATCH
HowEs s. MACY, Bankers ithe same as an incorpo-
rated bank, No 80 Wall-st, New-York. -Four per
cent interest allowed Oh deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS OF RECEIVING INTEREST for
their money, and having il at all times subject TO
check Oh demand can do so by deposting with this
Banking House, which allows Interest the entire
daily balances at the rate Of per cent per snnum
COLLECTIONS made any part of the world with
immediate returns, at the lowest current rates
Orders for the PURCHASE OF SALE of Stocks Bonds,
or Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12

PBTROLRIM-Por bui there be, beer bat ohblng
und The OF bohers
p nominal At l2!Gl2sc for prompt d.,e
AHA bui hgtsr
s3 "a Ii for Rstbed Oh h.s b-eb guiei .s
s<sd, quote I!c for In PLs
depks msrt krmer bat leo aev, a OF Los bbs for
November io and reported aes e The rec.pw b,r. sts
to-day: Refined bbl Crude $50 fs ibe kstbc
70 0S0 bbls and s. Ils do. Crude
KCB-Tks market dull and pot without vtahnest
Csrohns si "a id6.c
sUGAR-Rsv fairly AID eiose Arm sia
gcc refining and l0t for No ~ bon sss ~ htds al sia
I0d1Gie ior and HalIc
Rrsnsd in f demand 3G FOR H.rds u? l2i I Whit.
and VI. a l2ic for yellow.
sYIs-vith moderate ID. rnArte siss and steady
Tnohy sDd lot lOa for Clover Calcutta Lhsec
. qust al s2 ". gold .-.,,s,,,
sTFARIy-Tbtrr Light demand Of 2 Tor toseb AID l3
fof Pr M. sales Of no bbls si latter
TALLOW-Tbe bs b-eh he demand pA TOT 'rpo At steady
p equal to zoo 90 bth at iSs'G or 'b"" 's Sie Tor
common
WIIsEY-w 3j4 bbls rrsp The mAst lees st'' sbe
s.l,s bbs a. aS,e., c"shE st The hsoe pr''
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12

Dyeruinent bonds have been generally firm in tone
ts prices we're not materially affected by The advance
BOO Operations are stin attended with much caution
~ a latch report az follows at y. ~;
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12

77D9 halls. rrports.o Great Britain ip bss cosststs s2
bales -s 2315l bales, reoept Of the wos bl8 bis.i css
IL total 10 ia bais etsto Great bnIAn |9iobssi
eosa~ise 1895 hae,; "a es OF che week, 90U bale.
h.cOS Ga Nov 1Btoet Of 20 tton 600 bales sgans' '" "
-
Aususr. Nov stocs Of Cottn 1875 hse- agsat 20 haf.
Last rear Receipts Of week, sTe bales sales ~" ba@s
I4d1tic -.
SELsA Ala Nov. lstock ~ Cotton $3.50 bsles cepe " we
I65 bales 2,abl s,s. l+ic.
MEsPH lStsck Of the week N 0lJ bales agsins
6Oig bseG Receipts Of the l0 bales sbpmenIi 's
bales. Market steady. with far demsOd
BrPPaLO LIVE gTOCK MARKRT-Nov II.
Cs-Reoepts nearly but had s
vice run the East the dull and there change Proes
tod,y sses ~ Michigan averaging sO5 n 81 u Michigan
averaging l n. $6; Indiana seen l3<l n, 81
- Il hdsns steers, Averaging fen ls9 to lsg - st9
90 IS leo III 2 n 50 So 20 Csnats
4 h std ~ s sheep slow Of sale and the esrhe
Of the gong Eastward In hanjs; Michigan
Averaging fom i1o y 80 soasi 2s oo averaging 70 B
S4 l3 Canada - t7dS5 50 zt Canada ambs averaging
from 70 TO - B g. q, 81 IS Hoss lightning ~
AM prices hrmi 81 l2lG 81 q for Ohio htenec.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12

dull and the entirely Of ob
bing Ho5e however tm and ash extreme tryres
s In retail 824 Is for Old be slafor
dhse the msshet dub bot
frmer December &2 bid for New hos saes ~ bbs January
At S2l In fair demand; 80 bb. AZ Sl0d
Plain hess fl3as for Ers hs TER. Bssf inis
Is frn;s Pnme
and 43gd nds Beef Hams doll aud unchanged
xJl FOR Cut Meat dull and
u. ss-s 4 boI ~ l3d
5,c for Civ Long Clear Hog t WITH fair demand for
steady
n supply; $50 bb. and s lyialao Tor No hdlIc
Cy; fair fO future delivery The msrhe
1, a, complete stand and proes nominal
Bpr1sA-Tbt for LOfce hts beer hight ~e
medium grades are dull and Phes nominal We quot nan
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
THE MARKETS.
C.riuIy Reporied for THS rsisrs.

C.rfaHy Rsportel fof THA Tsisrs. ,-o
AsHEs-Po. continue moderate demand al s6 eat7 Ei rea'
loser ~ ss SGdsg .a.A.-
BKESwAX stead Al 32d Yelow Western ana soutner
BUILDING MATERIALS have been 10 inolerAN o'~~" - 49,
changed rsts We quot; ,,--,r., ~
Ina.uo ffes
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12

ILLINOIS TOWNSHIP BONDS, drawing
In hs nsrtst Pos SALE By P BAILEY n Pras-a
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
THE MONEY MARKET.
,iEs AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-TIRsr CALL,
10i O'clock A. M

ssegS 20 Coo $50" ss'R's S''''''h0
-, isaroad isosdsbosk aad ho,trodS-P's<
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12

ssES-Domese larg. suppy but bob 10 ar
pnes Foreign dull and unsettled sAcs
hide 35 kbd. & and 10 bb Cubs Glazed
2e and 25 bba New Orleans arrive at saSe We quot Cuba
Cayed do husooyado n Gc and Porto Rico Sdht
NAVAL sTORRs-spn Turpenne dull for hereh~ntAle
Aste and {s. bid The low graees hotns hsv. bn quiet
& for Strained With OF ~ boh
p; gG.s heard Of he SniseHons 40 quote
81 & 80 80 for No AND ftd 81 80 for Pale and
Tar Pitch nal and without eh,ngs
OILS Ols have teen ir demand last and
th. mtet unchanged poe. Manufactured O without
change eng American LHs,e quiet o. ga
Tor D. We
- -. a % 20 nsflIA
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
SECOND BOARD, | p. NJ.

feIts ofbo1~Ta1llnL bsft2, =, -. ,ao,
a. T. g. 1851 Coup.....Il3, 0H T. = so CoH oo ~
70 L 81 .....lV3 2VVo e'"ea'
SECOND BOARD, 12t NJ, AND q O'CLOCK P. M.
~ er S.a BondsRa.-oss B9Ha:BGnk and Rair'aS-bpTe'
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12


T remarkable exhibit for by the chae Of the enter
prise country through winch runs and may be eipAns' Oh e
following ground; IL, -, ,r....... p.,.o.a 4.
Chicago Darlington and Quincy Railroad he ee
epteur Wes ami without composition the nches
fertile State In the Unicn-and receives
West RccE lani and Pa1h mon
Pacific Chicago Burlington AM VnnJ mhns,oN 'en '
Rockford and Rock Island Railroads , t-- l. a..
Sond only completed Iowa road running tae
interest Chicago st. Paul AankAo and the ge hoh
Th,d II bring. Chicago mile. st. Paul than before
only cable roue iron ~ PAn - 81 Lous
other route I road Oed IN th hes oeie
nS has four IN great init nal pointsvf 81 Psal ~
us Darlington though the hbes region IN he
of ste Immense bo'h ron o
The prne d tbe country eOmPrse
Tmb., Goa. Cereals And Quantities The popua'
dsirc:s shown the census rtnns OF ne
past at the rate OF almost ~ Per
This Of must he sseaty seerso "
the seah population shcb railway CONSTRUCTION A"
T .boy eomrr Of the why the Burtns
r. Is worthy OF psos aous the
70 hy parties along line a1l pad full rhe bonis are hed
q Tor sale BY Bans sna BANKER
sener., Of the whole has been opod Vi
IN som. VARYING S50oO and the class o Subscribers
largely Of Fun Cashiers Of Banks and SAVING
and ucous ard permanent investors
The Bonds eonyertbs al the option o ne
ot Of the Company and the pAuent on e
fund The Conyeruhhu
s.hr 10 fail early DAY 70
considerably above United states fFe
T-.nss ~ cent interest,"
Bonds cent and regard s 70 be sac sHd
full Railroad Bond issned and until they
EIehAEgs the rules Of which
ourr the rosd completed obhgs< ourselves buy
tim. Bonds sold BY se this date al the pnes
reshred By their sale
urrsac
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12

Foreign Exchange continues steady There almred
demand from bankers for bills against coupons and
better supply of commercial bills L offering The follow
Ing are the current auofations:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
&S 0OO WILL BUY the one half interest

70 a.s, .esdy doing veil The u s ssyss a.,
needed Tho srue received the hrt premiaa OF i es
Institute tic 3h Inst Present sss
demands for fsu Trade Aaarcs siA real kAfeof
byss4vN. kss& 4
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12

'Ol1Dh-fAtfs "a ysf'.f bu
offering Ilotsrs.slt pncrs yesr b. 3.
irs -sa iot d sIassi. iiclaiss 4
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12

FLOUR AND hKAL-stse Weser Reuf bsue NOR ar',e
and shade gTsdes There far oenAnu v ~
ror. Western and bsh grades freely eserrd and are VIZ
irregular Winter VII BItSAs IN Eoc sopptt ~
and dull; plet and unsaAbk the m.nei
or the grades dull heavy for The medium ana go
rrsd<~ xsaes OF eabots
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12

IL day, business at to United states sub-Treasul
New-York tribune., 1870-11-12
The following were the DID, for City Bant share.

Railroad bonds were firm but dull, except on Central
and Union Paccs the former being firm at 9 and the
latter saeadv ut s2a. The following the bids