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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-04

General Moltke. on his SEVENTEEN birthday,
received from the King tho title OF Count.
The States Of Germany. Northern and South
ern, are said TO have agreed to name h'ng WI
liam Emperor.
The Crown Prince Fritz and Prince Freder-
iek Charles hav been made Field Marshals, the
first instance Of such appointments 10 the tami-
ly's history.
Secretary Cox, whose resignation has created
an unusual excitement, took leave OF his Cabinet
colleagues on Friday last and retired from his po-
sitinn 10 the Interior Department on Monday.
Commissioner DELANo entered upon his duties
a. Secretary Of the Intericr en- Tuesday.
An industrious colored man has been surpri :
ing the neighbors in Detroit bs h's success 70
the slauohtering business. Since he opened his
butcher shop there has been wholesale disap-
pesrauce ST hogs. cattle. and poultry, and an ex-
an tnaton result cd in the discovery OF six stolen
hogs in his yard. II is thought now he hadn
hased beast from the start.
man BY the name Of GAaF, who threw
train of cars of the track near MansneId rev
months ago, had his trial IN Richland county
,~cet before last and was found guilty Of muir
a. in the second degree, and has received MS
aentenee to imprisonment in the penitentiary Tor
life. JoHN Sue AN the confederate OF GAGE,
who turned States evidence, will probably get
ten years Imprisonment, IN when ne uay 10
the State some service" :"
The American people do big liquor business,
and that Uncle Sam shares well IN tne pronts OF
the same IA evident from the following figures,
which cannot be published too widely; They
are from the Report Of the Bureau OF internal
Revenue tor the year ending June 80, 1870;
c. Elections on spirits s55 537 1854 IL on ferment-
ed liquors. So ,26O, ,72S II on tobacco, S9lroIo,
b35 63. Nearly one half Of the entire revenue OF
the Cove, nment was derived from the Is'ple,s
sppe:ita for drinking and smoking.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-04
1l,l4l 1866
IAQ
Democratic majority, IU5.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Democratic majority, 3,0ss.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
1919

Republican majority, 40.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-04
TIE EARTHQUAKE.

The last earthquake was felt at Cincinnati at
1850, Cleveland at IL 90, New Y, rk city at llI5
Hartford at l1:21, Providence at ll:27, Boston
at ll:9e, and Portland at 1l:35, A. NJ. The ger-
eral movement was, Therefore from the south
west 70 the northeast and e:uPied about an
hour from Cinc nuati to.Portlaad. The Cincin-
natl Tines thinks there is nothing extraordinary
about such shocks in this northern latitude, as
the Ohio river is full Of evidence more than
mere shocks, which, though they did not occur in
or day are of no very ancient geological date
The State Of New York is also full-of monu-
ments bearing record Of the terrible work of
subterranean forces.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-04
Total 2,o52,sO2 1883, ,5ii sl2,7sl 28,ssl

special to the Cincinnati Gdsetts from New
York says the authorities there making active
preparations IN meet any contingencies which
arise at the election in New York city. The
sny troops moving at present, however, are
companies Of the 9Th Infantry, on the wiy from
Charleston. There is no expectation Of any in
reference, unless an attempt is made to carry
out the present designs Of Democratic managers
to eYerawe the Judges Of election and force
fraudulent vstes upon them; but in any event
the President is determined TO see that the new
law is fully executed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-04
ONO ELECTION RETURNS.
Full Official Returns by Counties and
Congregational Districts.

The last Of the official returns Of the Ohio
Election. on The llth ult, we're received at CO.
Limbs on Wednesday night Of last week. We
give below the full result both for Secretary Of
State and Congressman
vote tor Secretary OF state.
GOVERNOR. sEc'Y or STATE.
1850. 1870.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-11-04
AUTHORITY OF GERMAN MIND.

The German mind is philosophical aud scien
siIc, and 1t early saw the irrational character Of
the War System. Emanuel Kant SAID Il am
persuaded that a project for Perpetual Peace is
ON the whole feasible, and that its executo q
wsuld be one of the most useful things in the
world Fitche, also, urges a federation Of ma
tionS, with an established tribunal to which all
shsuid submit. With these German Oracles in
its support. the cause cannot be put aside. Even
10 the midst of war, Philosophy will be heard,
especially when she speaks words Of coneurring
authority that touch chord in every heart.
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THE BERKSHIRE y.

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Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers ex
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New-York tribune., 1870-10-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RTROPEAN MAnKETN.


LoNDoN Oct. 5-llj" m.Corss opened 92i m
gA the account American scuules Queti United STATS Rye
bonds 1902. Oh 1900 ol 2; Ten-Fores
and Geat Western, 26.
Miug UIands 8d Mddng Oras t.d tie Of The day
10000 bales Flour = bbl MeseTn Canal.
Corn % per quarter for European.
ASrwRRP -Petroeu opened quiet
White.
LONDON 5-4:)Op m.Con closed 9l 19 FOR money and
92l for Amercan fm United Hye-
Twenty bonds 62 94; 1865 Old g. 1867 69l; Ten-Foies.
8 Stocks steady Bne Railway shares, 49, Illinois Ceutrs ll3;
Atlantic and Great Western, 26.
LIVERPOOL Oct 5-i3l ?. mCoton closed fm hilng Up
lands 8id8d Mtdng Orleans Qsi sales Of tie day have been
lOO bales including 2o taken for ard speculation Cheese,
p vt. FOR American
L5SDCy Oct 5-Taiov 49, RcFt Lnseei Oil, $50 1850 ot
q tan Turpcltine 27' &, cwt.
ASrwEKP 5-Petroeum co,ei 52fr for Standard White
LoNDoN Oct So mConso 4 42 for botl money aud the ae'
tom Enc Railway ShaEes 49,
LyERpooG 80 p mThe saes Of the day estimated At
1000 bales Pork l08. , bbl for Eastern Prime Mess.
LoNDoN 5-Talow easier Lgsetd Oil Common Ros-
in. sac,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEDNEsD,r EBFEyESNo fresh stock has arrived and ~
B,ei doing better aud improved
stock trade is expected tomorrow.
SHEEP LAnBskeceIts, 30-9 cars al Forty egth ST.,
Communpaw ami Weehawen. hi, Light after only 29
admits Of further mpoy siOck selling % quick
dealers iack weeks losses F4
lambs sell dsc cus at &C. Sle range from 4c 70 o
sold but worth TIC At FOrye ghht Hum
Elliott sold IS sheep, 0. 10, It 5c - cus 81 22lc each q
lambs 80 H. at c - OIL d. &c. 81 OF 70 d. DC ~ VI
70, Glc and rs Ofb7 n, al 9c
McGaw Reid sold lo7 Ohio sheep Il 10 at Sci "a STATE y D,
of3las3 10 Is Gull State lambs t6 b Il Of 80 10 ~.
50 Of % H. &C., and ~ oft 10, at &C.
j. Kirby cold % Canada sleep - - end 10 Ohio 8 H. at 5l u
Ohio 70 t 20 State mh 2 n, de- 10 Of 81 10, 1lc Of 81
J BE-. and SO OF class n, at &C.
C0mmunDsw Kas HIIyer Co. sold 6 thin Ohio sheep and
lambs 81 b. 5ic 29 Ohio sheep 6 d. i and lO Kentucky so
10, atbc
j. y Pdcock sold SIG Ohio sheep 7ii b. At Ste in lots
HoGs-Auyas to-day 1906 10 Communpaw al Wee
hawken and u FOehs Dressed about ia
few Of the going HE and ic with heavy gbt llc
0lc Of w OHIO hogs, n. sold With 81
little state pigs us 10, such 10 special demand, T.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06

,oieman Benedct3 closing quotations are ne fTIIow

At the treasury sale OF 1000 gold at noon to-day
bids were offered agsegatng sa6OOOO at prices ranging
from ll26l to 1870 The awards were made at l13 TO
1870
In sno bonds there was another movement I'm Tennes-
sees, which were firm at 62s for old and 6 for new The
south Caroinas were in good demand the January and
Ju bonds being rm at G5, while the April and October
declined to Gi The North Caronas were steady nj 40
Tor the old g. R for the new 6s % for the speca
Tax Georgia rs were duh at So yirginas old az g.
California Is sold at 49, NewYork State bountv hands
at lOi Alabama 81 at loO and Arkansas es FundneaeD
63 CITY bank shares sold follows: Continental. on:
heropotan' lSS Tenth National l2C, and Central Ma
tional at 1906.
In railroad bonds there awel distributed business
aud prices were generally firm. Central Pacific gold
bonds sold at 9Oie Toledo and Wabash Cd Inortgac at
s5 Hannibal and ST. Joseph Convertible 1894: Western
Union 7s 49, Morris and Essex 2d morteace OK. Chica
aud Rock Island ls 9i Great Western 9d mortagc sea,
n. Y. and NewHayen Gs 99 ana Chicago and AIton Iu'
come bonds at GOT.
The gold market has been quiet with all the sales M
lSi9li9, the decline being no doubt Influenced bv the
buoyancy OF our bonds in the London market The price
however. has been steady at the decline In the gold
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PmLpEtPHIA, Oct 5Coton lower; dn nd lghti M4ilBg Up
50 25d 80 .. Timothy sells - toQ$4 IS FIX seed, ~ IS
rr. , nI pce wIe%n proy demand; Indiana Rc
~ 55q 3 Amber @d$ a. B,e steady and qnch'nsed Cor
eo,g retrolaa Sassssi Srq1e e. oSls4e
BALTIsoRE Oct. &Coton dull Miia Eomu,y lSe Iloui
81 Goa 81 u.s. Good to PRIME 81 l6d 81 so. Fair to Cod 81 80
81 35 Common 81 od II 2o White II 4gsl '2i Choice West
White ia Il CS Yecw' s5asse; Western e5dSc On. higher
az ;oe Rye a. s js s M 4 M Poe Clear arm R e. II BsSo sSod iSI.
aI,c Hams -5d25le Lard fm at l6ic Whisky fn and qae
MEsrHrs Oct Cotton quiet lils receipts sls 9ae export,
oats $3.50 Lard, lsl ic Pork $2SaS9o BaeOuSh0ulderS
6srRoIT Oct sFour steady Choice SO 25d s6 5oi Fancy ss
d$7 Wheat steady Amber Michigan 81 II EK9 81 81 No
NJ n r. adsls EfsTsi Il L. O''-S'''' &c barley '' NO. ~
& 8 @ p s os Y Bs sS nt1 sab s% S1'a
Wheat bush Bsrey 500 bush Feghts steadylle os
$50 bbls Wheat dal; sales 5000 hush Rel Wsbssh VI "a So &
Spring 39%0s % s we.s gts NJ Al ~ Msf & a. TO eS asy " oa da
.sss 6qs No. Toledo at :se 1900 bush 80 Western at s
and Nothing dosg HishSes held at about 'O with no de-
o.vKao 6ei ~Foar Is steady and Unchanged sale. 800 es
So Spring; 20 Is or Amber Winter 81 so f Whites
New So 'I' 9iSsale GS8 & Cub 81 s MsSsa
snd $40 bush DO at y S s Corn Nsa & & for sSs sS'' s,os. ~
sa5d S26 Maing,, $500 s31 ghwnes Canal Fsss
e. SsT 10 ST1Gs ls%S I, sS.tSp % s S
New 1 lers 30 ssc TO AH1ay ise LAKE EPSr. No. sIs s
bush $1,000 bush Barley. and L72i Lumber
CLHvEL.Sp OCT ScWhen heavy No Red VI Is No 6eS 6
unchanged PeoumCe dull at 81 IS Refined quiet At RE
spot and t hall Il October Pc seller last half October for lots
TOLEDO Oct 5Four dull and unchanged WheGt dull and ovea
No Red 81 lsaf 81 s Ne bell at Al lSiG$l TO- Corn dna
aud lower; No White Tie Oss dull and lowers No L. tci No
Fghts am-1o Buffalo, Dc 10 Oswego, 7c Receps-5W
hbs Flour 5000 bush Wheat 500 bush Corn 1900 bush Oats
shgmeu3co bbla Flour i5oO bush Wheat 300 bush c'rn
% go bush. Oats go,
Oct 5-Coou anl unhanged c fos
Mdng Flour que. ard Wheat quiet aud unehAhg
Corn duh and droopIg Old Ode New, fy9aoe Rye nm S1d
fair demand Oats fm and fair demand al d t Barley duh ana
unchanged Mes Pok quiet and weak ss At tSs closing pomn
Land quiet and unchanged dull aud unchanged with bat ute &c
mand Live Hogs dull anl dooIng sales via 81 10 WhAAy m~
and u fair demand at B5d86c. Exchange -
ALBlSY oct a-Whe IN good milling dcmaud the following
tliiou Ambes 81 15a 81 20 Extra Ambes, ~ SGsl 90 mno
Western and State 81 SEQ 81 10; Dehl, Sl 79GS b. Rye hAH
with moderate sales Western 81 and State at ~ O9 CoraIA
limited MIXED BareYthe msrc
the quotations are: Chicago No $ Ses Se
No Canada West ~ l9Sl g0 Ne canada West 81 Ei
rosed STATE, Al l0& I'll lb NO. srrowed state al
Marke; closes firm for Barley Mali, nom canada West barley ~
4 Rar~y 81 ia 81 D. And iTV@ sss'"~ss
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06
SECOND BOARD, 12t NJ, AND 81 O'CLOCK P. NJ
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 5-P. NJ.


Stocks have been strong to-day, and the
market Is more active throughout The eliques have
evidently determined to give upward impulse to
prices in order to create market upon which they can
sell and street spectators follow the direction indicated
large holders Of stock If they determine that to be
able to sell they buy prices will advance according
TO their ability to accumulate additional stock. The
theory no doubt is, that with the abundance
of money there will be difficulty in attracting specula
ton for rise. remains 10 be whether the public
pulse will respond this movement. Ii is evident to-
day that wider distribution Of speculative inquiry is
desired and hence the manpuatons extend to Reading
" V Central Lake Shore and few others of the active
railways 1t is not improbable, under this new pro
lTamme that we may have sharp rally
in prices, but the foundation - as insecure
as before. There is nothing TO sustain the
bears in a movement against present prices although the
intrinsic merits OF particular stocks might justify sales
for a decline Tue bubble OF speculation, when pricked
will collapse suddenly, and outsiders will probably, as
heretofore left ounderng The prices OF stocks were
strong to-day under the special leadership OF Reading
which reached 1901 In the afternoon, however, under
pressure Of sales to realize price broke per cent
the more active stocks sympathzing In the decline
though to a less extent. The larger dealings were
in the Vanderbilt stocks, Lake Shore, Rock
Island, Northwestern and st. Paul, Pacific Mail
and Western Union Telegraph New-York Cen
traI stock ranged from 92l to o3l scrip s7l to
$50; Lake Shore o2 to 93s; BOcTaud, 1iC to llC North
Western common m sig; the Preferred ssb to ssh ST.
Paul. to 6 Preferred, sll TO 81; Pacific Mail, AZ to
49, and Western Union Telegraph, 3B to 37i. Express
shares firm Adams at G. !, and steady on United
states 81 We present below the highest sales OF the
stocks at the dates ciyen:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06
THE MONEY MARKET.

sGIFs AT THE STOCK EXCUAEGE.-FIRsT CALL,
l0i O'CLOCK 4. n.
a. f.. GsIlt1.
goo T. s. 800 Con M 39 u t5o Cow bl''''e
h. a. 5.J Coz ft..c N i'' 10 % %
snuI a 3 90 Goa bI n......iftI
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06
RECEIPTS OF PRODTCE.

PR Norm Rirer TessSis cHd Railroads.
OCr $500 bales C0'tOn f7 Ashes lkgs BetsWa1 II ga
bills. Flour 659 hush Wheat p 900 bush bush Oats
hush Rye 93I hush Malt bush Barley 1873 bush Grad
Seed 2 bush Beans 2 bu Pea. 100 bags Meal l76 pkgs
Beef Z5 pkgs Cut Meat 100 pgs Grease, $3.50 pkgs Butter 3
u g. Cheese 37y Egg, 90 pigs Iaow y Tkg Dried Fruit 81
hll Copper 66 cakes Copper % WHISKY bales
bales Hemp u bales Hops, 30 Leather 7lCO Hides bds
Hides pa hhis. Tobacco, 281 PKG 1o $50 Lead ll6
Rice $50 PKG Starh 10 bales skins % bags b. Peas 1900 gals
CaL) Brandy, liO2l gals (J-) Vine a6y (CaL) Vine
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06
sUN.FLAMEs WITHOUT AN
ECIlPSE

E(LlfSE'
,b. FdiIor Of Tbe tribune
err; I send you with this some interesting
tr,s from letters addressed % me bs Prof Young OF
h.. t,ro,tf COLLEGE Tie discoveries nc announces are
ft,e highest scientific value HENRY AoRToN,
President Of the stevens Inst. Of Technology.
Ho6okeu, M, oct 8, $50.
Hanover, n. Il. sept. %. 1870.
yroC II. MonTON-DEAE SIR: write to inform You
ihal on -, - & 20 f,1 ,natc n IN see the so,
dmm lines ID and reversed in the spectrum OF the
e t ,ne Tine the G and + lines were Also reversed
bat with the great dspcrsye power of my new spectre
scope this often in the solar spots that II mas
suec of the sodium lines In the uumbra Of the spot me
ID line not visible, hut In the pcuumhrl was phhN
moi aware that this reversal of the sodium HV -
q spot spectrum has ever been observed before. l,J Us
ven III an the speCtr Of ncuccs Is not very unusual
small prominence ON the western Hmo Q, an tIc
toiIoWiSs briei lines VIZ: c. 81, ?, u is7' =; S M
b4, 1850 8. 2O0l5 2O, +, 25sl5, $780, ana D and bg
In the spot spectrum the mlgh,% % ba5e which accom-
nan cs tie lines wac perccpuby Wiu,iy"' '
BLACK nne itself was tlinucd and igh'en'9 , Yor-ye
i'"''' HANOVER n. H., sept; Is, SIS lS,9 o.,
d,nn MN me helm OF Mr. y O. Bly,, our photo
sI,pacr VINO has assisted me in inc ,6ot
mi. 'H 20 % @ rance On the suu's limb Of when
Rel SCI "a specimen. Ihe} were n"yf -! ami oI,ou
fga tc sit somewhat widely we worked through the
hydI'er e,,lc fe little thing amounts 10 nothing, be
-, n ,lnste ducss Il the air, ana the ma aadiustment
T o ~ ar gNs or the equatorial caused the image 20
si,t lis place sEt duug tae long exposure OF three
oue half Minutes wuCI Was rCqWltl, lhnS oNt'oyluS
al tt details. Stil. the double headed form OF the prom
icnce Is evident aud the possibility OF taking these pho
tOaraphs is taOishCd
sutttss w u dtpgud upon the Of more sensitive
cbclu!c ls Ohuse used to-day the same ordinarily
employed for pottrai and very oareiu adjustment OF
tin c.uattrl aud Tie ClOChWOrh; ltdra telescope
of much larger 9 er,uIe than mine Viii also ne found ne
ctssary, u order to produce pcturVs mat Wllt @Gauy @
give much ~ IuCG of the form aud texture OF these
f.,ufiIl clouds To-day, also, in examining
sput which reversed the hydrogen lines very finely OBJ
served on opening the snt that the phenomcnOn was
caused by Two enormous prCtubcranCes or luminous
clouds which ia tie specr0Scope shincd brightly even
upon the surface Of tnc san; their form coud ne dlS
t. ell, TRACED aud their extreme length was anOut OF
arc OF M 900 miles. Truly your, {. \. YOUNG
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06
aI.anOn0O

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF THE PORT ROYAL
RAILROAD COMPANY. These bonds are secured by
mortgage, covering the Railroad and the entire prop
erty and franchises Of the Company, to the Union
Trust Company of New-York. They have 20 years to
run bear per cent interest payable semi-an-
nually, lst May and 1st November in New-York OF
London at the option of the holder, free Of Goren-
meat tar; and both principal and interest paya-
BILE in gold coin. They also convertible into the
capital stock of the Company, at the option of the
holder.
The Road traveres the best district of South Caro-
lna untes the harbor Of Port ROyal-the best harbor
south of New-Y -York-wth the city of Augusta Geor-
ga and connects directly with all the railroads CEN
tcrng at that point. 1t FORMS therefore, the Allan
tic or Seaboard link in THROUGH LINES of railroad
extending already many hundred miles west of the
Mississippi which fact assures it business second to
that of no railroad in the South.
These bonds offered for the present, at the low
price of Ss and accrued interest in currency. We are
satisfied Of the perfect soundnesS Of the bonds and
consider them, at the price, the cheapest frst-class
security offered in this market.
n. B-Pamphets aud maps giving further infor-
nation furnished on application.
Governments and other securities received in ex-
change at full market rates.
HENRY II. BooDY & Co, IL Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06

loan market the following the rates for borrowings
3Gi, 116, and l32 Of one per cont per diem and hat
Tho steamer Scotia snf'cd with {cOc0c0 n specie ana
The Nevada with $4,000 nauea total Of $4,000. Tho
day d bufincsg at te Cold EyGaucc was af follows;
Gold cleared. fGl0COJ; gold balances, slslC79l; cur
rcncy balances, slC05,5j2.
Foreign Exchange has been weak. at the following
nominal quotations, though sales made as low az
not for u,ifn, LiIis.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06

There is no change TO note in the money market, and
owing 10 the limited volume OF business at tie Stock
Exchange the supply Of funds available is abundant to
meet the demand at id6 per cent, depending upon the
quality Of the collateral though the general rate is
Be- At this rate both Government dealers aud stock
brokers find difficulty in supplying thec require
Iuents. Tie Western demand IS uuimportant, and in
view Of the probability Of continued through the
FJl owing 10 the tion OF Secretary Boutwell, in his
proposed easury movements commercial paper is in
more active request with tendency toward lower
rates. Though such paper yet shows change from
yesterdays quotations, there is disposition to
sell at the lower rates, and more transactions
ported at for strictly prime acceptauces than yesterday
Quotations for other grades remain unchanged.
There has been firm feeling noted in the Government
bond market and the prices of OF the show
an improvement upon the average figures Of yesterday.
Dealings, however, limited scale, the iirmness
being caused perhaps 10y the expectation that the
crnmen viii purchase in OF advertised pro- Osas,
which cal for 100000. The foreign financial markets
are strong, 52Os being in good demand at 9il which
shows that Secretary BOutwell's management of our
finances commands the confidence Of foreign capitalists
The general market closed steady, the basis of lC to
1l0l for 'G7s
We give below the lids for and sales OF Government
bond, AT the dates named.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06

BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA 1sr
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
L. s. 52Os pay, while the security is as safe and fully
equal to that of any Railroad Bond issued.
HENRY CIEws 81 Co., so Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06
THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported Tor The TRsusE.

- WEDNESDAY,. Oct s. 1870
AkPots are In good demand and the dm quote at
30 90dSL Pearls are in moderate demand and steady at S9d 30 10
NoIION-- ne demand market with
some grades little higher At the close disposed
ctnon but he eng steady sales Of bales i0 last evening
go 70 aE which 1901 taken for export 5l for colsump
uon auu J f speculation Free board" sales Of 800 bales AZ
Savannah and GO Mobile on private terms For future delivery
market has been Irregular and closes without strength sales last
evening -" December sl6c to-day October 5id Isle 500
nS,embsf tdl94c 500 December IS 9ltG5ic. 100 January
loic 100 d nee on boan Mobiles 500 do board Charleston
private terms all on basis Low Mddng We quote follows;
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New-York tribune., 1870-10-06

ALABAMA STATE AID BONDS issued under guaran-
ty Of the Commonwealth of Alabama to aid in Rail
way Construction, bearing per cent gold interest
secured by the obligation Of the State and by first
mortgage completed railway lines. For sale on
exceedingly favorable terms by HENRY CLEws &
Co., Financial Agents Tor the State of Alabama 50
Wall-st.