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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-11-19
ARTICLE ".

The ratifcations of this present arrange
ment shall be exchanged at Washington with
in ten eonths, or sooner, if possible.
In faith whereof the respective plenipoten-
tiaries have signed the present convention in
duplicate and affixed thereto the seal of their
arms.
Done at Washington, the sixteenth day of
April, in the year Of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-nine.
[Seal.] HAMILTON FISH.
[Seal.1 BERTHEMY.
And whereas the said convention has been
duly ratified on both parts, and the respective
ratiications of the same were exchanged at
Washington, on the Sd instant, by J. G. B.
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLE.

70 secure complete and efficient protec-
ton to the manufacturing industry OF
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! Bridge Abutment Notice.

( FtEl p aas--2a- AItr' n ASA ~
SFAfED ',ss, proposals sails win be received at the
y Auditors Office until Monday, the sth day
Of August, 1870, to contract for building and
DIGGING for two abutinents AZ the ifonthio OF
0bossilfn gfees, sSaleau 'townsllip; one uf the
abutrAents viii be- II eethigh and the other "
feet high, s1e by l5 feet at the base and regn-
lapiy taperefsto3 feet,at the top, rock finish, to
be built of good substantial stone; plan and
specification can be seel, at this office, TIL the
date above mentioned, when the Commissiqners
will decide to whom the contract is,awarded. -
The proposals will state at whatpr per perch.
BY oriier Of the Commissioners. tvsl
.sstB9a 8 sAlTL GRIMSHAW ,aAnditori
auditors Office, W'oodsfield, July i2ttd- 81
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Farmers /, Helpers idaA

SHOWS flow TO. .poItBIE THE PROF
y IT'S OF THEsF ARM, and shows how Far
mers and their sons can each make 500 PER
MONTH in Winter 10000 copies will be mailed
free TO farmers Send name and address to
IEIGLER, McCURDY y CO., Cincinnati, @.
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I0.0O0i agents Wanted

p RIE ST AND N u N ,
Apply at!once to GRITTENDEN & McKIN-
NEY, 130S Chestnut st., Philadelphia, PaSw
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NINA or SpdhlSSt Y, 1,P1geF 4 49, :,
Two dppssS aaphn vaFsfl5d 5dIIslI n Iadlyassis ri :,
S,asdl ss.srzr..A ..aelhIigs Iases~e
:, Jj8 sRsa Pc RiIsiSdT .dyN "a ,s,s
rxecutea wahsas:staes ssasi isRatchla lab shisi
.isee, ana ressdashls prisess % sssi. -
49, tsLtss,4 s-AyntyAssek 0Jat al
fEg:DE u SIS sbyff fssyse:t.sS / c.. ,. {
Ore square, three weeks ..s.sosss.fi 81 ~ Y
One Sqsares TIRES monthsNssssesr. 10 9 = ga ~
Aselsqussre, six months ,s,ee,.st. .tfaai9 oS w
One slusae. nna mapths M 1850; .ati5s y, "
Due squate. ty alive bs,e,ssr ss,. 4Sn Hs
Two squsses sfsse weeks ~ ~
Two sqsSresith .. l ~, ~
>fwo sanasess eixrigoptASv9 ~, us
Two sdnaiasenine saontiihiyssiiss;F ,sfJ y. !.
Two kqaasss twelHs Marib sss,J ~ e -, : y so =
one-fourth column, three months. ~ - w
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" k.alss, s II tyslys no tlls Bs Bs .oo ~
)ne-laRa acalamp, tbfss n29l.hhfS TO So ~ ~
n t4'iiasts sx me{s6 s,si Z : '.,s ~ So ID
e 70 Alsyisn AniiFe 20 % ~ ~
f1 !" s;r, 10 tFssYe Hmn4hiNbhis ma ~ III; - y,
One column, three months. ......-- ~ ~ ~
"a six months. 40 ee
z [ a {. tyeivs mdfitSss.....: .ay ..75 ot
t TgslYs h1sS ,sSd q win be charged ~; q
Sps ss sf III fssi faassyg IL WIN charged
liqs and III asai. in .s1 aatanss as.s 3
gy paoi,Sa No,isss of ths sbs5ointNent OF Ad- q,
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'tt1 ANFED AGENTS-Fo sell thes Hea&
NV SHUTTLE sEWINGi MACHINE. Price,
S25. It makes the Lock Stitch" {alike on
both sides) andis the;pnlys licensed under
feed shuttle machine sold for less than $50.
Licensed by Wheeler & Wilson, Grover y Bssss
klr and ssinesr '& co. al 6sifdss rnaerfeed
Shuttle machines sqd for less than $50 are
infringements, and he seller and user liable
I'd prosecution. Address JogSsos, CLARK e
Cb., Boston, Mass, .pittsbufg, Pa Chicago,
" ,0r St, Louis Mo- jysmss
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1i1 sfaa r. ~. zases ~ sasie tdtaI
Il nmiaa pay-i the highest market price for
Bacon. y AndtoE these intoWn wantipg good
hamss shoulders or Sides dsEill supply, at the
lowest market rsteses Call and examine @yss
stock. sssi = I'll; .ssrs3 .ssAla9 "
4-s e kgsss ,essssa
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THE sfYRf Glr 1thhtsStt,ge!
tsissasseet Il a.siw al
rueldas 4 ssass sl.sssJ.N'
psG.1Eesa nanFag.


THE solos Of the folSoKiqgare given
by Kele deasss:a Thapeople may
jca in the chnnsaetles sselJisssilsl
Cold iron, in flss consiaon foilys,- shovei,. sad
asss s9st1ssss Th3 5aksIk
Has strength to submit 70 the heaviest taxes.
While the high price Of salt fspln pickle may
saveus.
And a dst eppufee rex aesfppor Daris +,
Pat on The screws
AS hard US yteleiisoss .f8s fss i
To,e s&iad<Sd tie t2oplsssasrever ref,,sc.
Tae peohl9at kBIS rs'iplsrcbels and 'ssosrs
Good loyal men IRE iron falnaee propfietors,
In return for this loyalty LET US content EN-,
By taxing al Others a hundred per eent,in,
st sthe ssfesss. - zu.4
AS hardas YOU choose
From the asSin -our hands ee- t.s-al.ils in aa,r
sRQssss sRQssssa ,nsssasq ! h,.aslala,.s .rl-
The niahartA ifa tAa SAT- pank, me iorts of thl
f.,rnads y saA,'s Sil2es - - %
Aud rsstsrss .bssad prpabf, II Gss,gEess \, r
tuass tts eas. ssss es4sa assf4, xs,sp
So we. squeeze in good earnest ihes laboltne
elasssss;ssA seslssA s s r. s
For w4i ws ease a9r tAs woes u # fl
HsEs2Ai,e NJ s<sss.s .es ssg.rssa IA :
4 ~ >R,tk snthh,ssssv s..a i lAss {
sa.xh had d ssoas choose;
TIL tie groans of the victims our master
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DOBERT RILEY and Hannah Riley his wife,
IL will take that on the 4tli day of 1eeem.
her. 1869, Samuel i. Mooney and Simpson
Hollister, fled in the court Of common pleas
Of MonroeI county, Ohio. their answer'to the
petition of James Ayres, and their cross petit
ton in which the said Robert Riley, and Ham
nah Riley his wife are made defendants With
others, in,whishl petition lit is chsrged that
said Robert Riley and Hannah Riley, on the
26th Of September, 1868, conveyed to said
Mooney & HOLSTER certain tract Of land in
sections nine and ten in township three Of
range FIVE in Monroe county, Chic, as and for
Due hundred and forty i've Saefss. said tract
containing in fact but one undfed andtwedty
eight aores: andiin and by, siid petition said
Mooney & ,Hollister seek relief against al the
parties who have conveyed said trac. as and
for one Anhared and forty FIVE acres; ssii
cause is now pending in said court aud vii
be. for hearing as. soon as the same can b
prepared. AoELlSTRR \ UKEY,
jel4w6. Asrys for Mooney & Hollister.
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'a asbss stsr osxeroT asra,
& =. = CO cd ] 4 g.,

Is.y, sty ls and pricsesHnct beIexoslisd,
flIs bsawe1s ssT Ira fshs sus I
GLASSWARE ,ri&c....,i J,
es#T ySess sssssdx sstsd Nc.
lages sHewsthe largest and best .stgkEs Of
uTsi to sshOy, Z sga viii sell hsin fhsm at such
- tsds, Dasns s5a s4as IN -
'lsiinew store,t TEST side Of square,
PETER plEnL.
h' ftS 5suf
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/ was cured of Deafness and Catarrh by q
simple remedy, aud will send the receipt ffeei
| NRs. NJ. C. LEsgETT. = sboksns N. Jrss
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PERFBM MER Z. S04 r. SPICES, ]. ]
Is TOBACCO, sNtFF AND eIGARs;; !.
"A ND variety 6fsother articles belongings
III tofthe Druggists tradsaan of which viii
l,eisoid as low as they can beiaaorded. ~
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I57TRE W'HTTE TE4D,

PURE WHI7E LE4U, -
or B. Fahnestocks brand, which is SO just
VI ly celebrated for its parity, whiteness
apd durability, is just received by ]. 7. JUD-
KINs. and will be sold at. the lowest Cash
PRICES. sssl tstsd.e 4 es.sft,t, AZ
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III III i 6isaS SF gSssiec a l' i. ees.e ps.s
: ps,ee !. III p.uacls,m

the Fun Is Going osa.t ss
i1Allfs's ess1Es = - - -
fflszsnss iaks-f
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.,osEsy sraEaYJsEy. Proprietor.

r1HIs Hotel has been rcftted recently. and
Is now in FIRST rate order. The table Is
Supplied, the best, and the, traveller VIII
fra his lodgings. superior to most country
Noteis The stablfng is new. ejl5Y.
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EH,E S RI "A r a Q II p III 4 ,
tOn the corrier East of Main Cross st.l
Henry Mlnsterman, :: =: Proprietor.
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ts.i4 Z !ssfl,ESp ri yp4Stsn. sissEs ssIs
fsf ssSips ~ .Ysts}l III r,ll u s4ts ssr
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.sylly ie,Essssei sanibo hvs sshiS
w;d "a "a "a sssl yellwtiei4s tie Z
wheIe g 5hs5 botls v AZ, ~ i. To-,
scd jarsna> >ssarz ya,ls pears to sbe bcrgy +
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Notice.
g'sM HfsklsH sts FaE1afIad Elasa aaoTlsE. Z
,s,.,.,,,, LsSIQs JA, 9[y.t,,A rafalla

ssr.5Ts gyFsyrnse. AGENTS WANrkD. Cir
,sular and sample stocking FgfR. Address
HlTEhEY KNITTING MACHINE CO. 1G2 West
4,h street. Cincinnati, Ohio. mcham3.
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gse Isfl % snl'ssa rsss .agssassf lily ssSss :
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mi az 5nasasas 20 i ,l,l2ass, Hssss, sso
Iaa, aft hFsaa aiii - zItssssh i,ssasas,a II
ses, aplssrhisros
0ofRer Moaroe--aad- Water Greets,
ess SfN astsasv<ssaa ,4f1uuwpF 81
+ .sgs ssssnssT rllsn30
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= alllIs 90. z L..asla % ls,il loa NJ i,ss
,,1,' g, MH.EEAANb KsSI1s sssSI1ss Il AiahaoN 10
s,s $50 sslsf .sssuh u disl e, assi ,ass
ssss 10 sfh sbl,i u iislss,s ia. <. qs,,,, ads
yIToUID hrspsctfaIly invite ilss attsptaY All
.s q, !, 6 fey patrons ina sAs pulls ssHss
saz1lsl i, sagas ~ sssssl 81 ssi ,'i4
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.S,PIRIlG 81 AID yUMNIDR GOODS

tsas3 ~ f2'al ufr a1a3 ikIi SgRal
have Teen enabled
ss. t5i .t8 fied htE aisl tra ,rflns8l .9t.,..t
.LOWEST GOLD PANIC 1P'RI CE'S
fsT. aFsFi ~ ~ ps is3s't4a#kf4 ofsa - saFtF 81
friends and the public general
asteee large Pe'"os 40 sssrsrtksfs
{ ll5a qskiY 10
Fancy and Domestic Dry. Goods Goods
@aB IS lsaha' sFess y uphf+fss afrds kisa
- AR P Ssr H. ~~seG T. O. + HnSa aa& e. . II.
'@ f'Na'' - ahf tUg
etswhMh yands
fa o he a8E ,ai
attention assof ~, $
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), JJe sRsaPs RikiSaT ,d,N "a ,esa
executed wahssieataes $ sasan sisnatchiAtahi;
jsee. ana d.at reSsoaahls prices 90; ssslss &.
fisssf f&LfShss{ 80 kYIlfPAsa.skf a, ,s,-,t 4
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1ashtsesmsG tsssbksss assssssE7
,ssss sse ass.l III EtsElksxxszcl

siti gi'sssosaseI siii lla9 : 81 Insasssq
'NaLls III Z Aih ,INSUB
.'fFsiti'si ai. ~ ID fsliaNf ,1ats sHdf f
1aae 91eMlo'D 'DuD SsBsI ,Er1n D !,
g1ffasimsl ss35siis saitss7aas saT
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A Few Humorous BITS.

tkfsF etea ~ psA. y a
A Missouri editors name is Wufadam,
His pepfsisrt y hss ssassps .s,ss
A crusty old bachelor says lie thinks
it . woman, ssk est hs2gspass that
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

u,pvry FISK A. s. HATCH.
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH, No. Nassau-str}
NEw-YoKK, Aug. 20, 1870.
Central PACIFIC r. X. 6 per cent GOLD BONDS,
PC years TO rum are to-day selling at 81. fat at the
rate of $50 for the princpalequal to s9O6, as the
purcharer gets the benefit of the back interest from
July They yield per cent in gold; interest and p'9c
pal payable in gold coin, in Nec- York city.
They are securedty First Mortgage on property
worth four times their total issue; road having a
prncey revenue-S3O 600 900 for the first six months
of this year. and S727 800 for July being an increase
of $500 900 over the large of the same period
last wear while the annual interest payments are
S1,60O000.
Theyare as good and as safe as Government Bonds.
Holders Of the latter would do well to capitalize the
difference while the Centras are so low-occasioned
by the return of these Bonds from Germany, on ac-
count of the terrible war now raging in Europe. The
amounts now coming are small, and are being stead
lily absorbed by heavy capitalists here.
THE L. S. CURRENCY SGxEs-principal and interest
pavabe in lawful money-wth average of 20
years to rum at 113 fiat pay only per cent currency
TEN-FoRTIEs, with "a years to run lit is not prob
able this issue will be called in till maturity,
portion of the Bonds authorized by the Funding
bin bear per cent? at 104! about the present price
less coupon due Sept. /, pay 4. per cent gold.
SKIES of 1884, having IL years to rum at the current
rate 11450, pay only Al per cent gold.
FIvE-TwENTIEs, assuming that they will not be
called in for years. at 100 pay but per cent gold
per annum.
This opportunity to realize so handsome addition
to their capital and at the time large increase
in the average annual interest yield, by an exchange
into Central Pacific Bonds. may not occur again.
We expect as the demand for them is large, that
they cannot be had at the present price for any
length of time. FISK * HATCH.
NB.-We allow Interest on Deposits, make Col
lections and do a general Banking business.
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TAR, are upod BY the banks with u per cent While street
s1 Ios. Avg ss he. by means SgVr.,c drs.
currency for the Interior for The purchase Of an s.o @
s the a'S s cs ;a1eP ln The y d'1d for fall e
general sh"s the short system rate. s at cent"
'' &Rs| is' Ia.
close with much dicnly eSecng d,count- No. paper
while the demand for aEe, eq1s a. ra as va, "e @ g
Buying and checking premium 90 ~ pop ,'s
condition. with s exceptions the banks are dseouning frey m
soS s Sf5 PI s cs condition ~ 5aict
CMcSSATI Arg Arhee no falling Of 10 the Pphcan9ns l9r
inside Of bant for and today paper per all paper pre-
scented very carefully seLu,nl a@, Maney ON cal Is
easy with gold Government as collateral Cool mo
s god Spcs Of rds and application
money. The largest amount Of paper however made " TIE WHISKY
Ior.vrE Aug 2Money close at to r. per cent and our
who have paid up su; slowly is1 IT. If a o m sa
change easy selling freely at ITO premium and buying
&mw,uKrE Aug 2-Tbere nothing tOpOts the condition
Of the LEGAL money The demand for currency gradually a
loans at the regular 10 cent Exchange generally quoted
steady par bat hear Of sales at SOC discount coso ,na % to
remnces and on account Of Interior banks
CHoaGO Aug eiThe banks report money easy The eq1,
shipments Of sgncy are hgH eli, p money are from no particular
quarter or class The Of interest still 10 per cent per AnDum
PmspsIpH Ins asMoaey excessively dull and easy
,s eS ola SotTSndas 9.h9t ban.
superabundfnee
this center fall trade which fairly opening ana 20
nnnpy extensive will be embarrassed by pressure
money even should demands Of the West for the mareus o.
grain op be larger they last The condition o. e
national banks does materially differ from that was aeeOH
A.. ,,o,.v market noints 10
greater With merchants bot from the country cans .e
p fr All that loaned TO the crops brokers nave P
Tor ali the money they loan and end the demand acue
speculation being still rife with some people VINO oIst ns G
Collections about town are ar cou o e1
without being way In the country towns sman oD are
promptly apparently as Is IN the L. an,
Bosrov 2he activity the money market hou, !, ~ s
last continues The quite hard pushed th0ugn
vet more borrowers lenders but there was less dcIy
balances yesterday and to-day The statement OF n ,nrt The
has decreased specie and legal tenders are ts9oo 9S A
600 Individual deposits decre
) $50 COO and country balances S5l5o and with al ns h
ng ~ in resources loans within 100000 Of the hgn point OF
q 900 600 10 which hey have sWed IL Is rot at all to be
wondered that should straiene position Rates OF
The omen market The best bank ann
side but good business names are no" Al 't@'s anu
more doing a the higher rate
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OF the Southern roads, Tennessees are the most active
the Gs ex-coupon Gl3 d6li do. new 59i959i California
rs, 113.
Railroad bonds limited in sales, with Central Pa
cifc So Union Pacific 81 GsOL Milwaukee and st. Paul
$40, convertible, %.
The gold market to-day has been dull The highest
pont 116I being II per below the highest price
tcrlay Gold quoted at 10 a. IN, 1885, 1901, ll6.
1O 1863; llo6, 16s li2, 116J u IN, llC5 1890 ll6t
ill., ll6 16i 1881, ll6s 8, l6l; at 400 l6s Hob and
dun.
The transactions Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows Clearngs. s4GO6 Cco gold balance, sl0372S2
currency balance 255259 Paid for carrying 3 sand
per cent paid for borrowing in one instance fiat
The advance OF the Prussian army toward Paris has
put a damper operations for advance in gold and
another victory French would be more effective
put down the price Of gold, in the Gold Room than all
the "pools" it is possible TO organize All operations in
gold stocks aud bonds, to be held in suspense by
the OF the armies OF the two great powers
now engaged in such fearful strife.
Foreign exchange continues dull but the market has
II
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MAJ ID ''IUfET IItItIIV1''''''''" -
SECOND BOARD, ! y. VI.
SECOND BOARD, 1T NJ, AND ~ O'CLOCK J.. NJ
Sale. of STATE Railroad BndBlak and Rd.rodd-EITe
FRIDAY, Aug. 2G-P. NJ.


Money continues in great abundance at 4G5
per cent on all Governments and stocks and unless
there has been lOckngup Of money" the bank state
meut tomorrow ought to be more favorable for con-
tnued ease than the statement made last Saturday We
give below the amount OF deposits in the Newfork
City banks and the rates of money, at the dates naeu
Amount of deposits Aug 49, 1865 s2lsl95O; money go
per cent call deposits Aug "a, 1861 slSsf'lol;
money 406 per cent deposits Aug 22 1868, sl6'o'4ooi
money per cent deposits Aug 49, 1869, siso04oJ';
money per cent The checking for balances on the
part OF Western banks and bankers for the week has not
been as large anticipated some days ago,
and money is offered very freely at the rates we nave
named above and there legitimate evidences OF
close or a stringent money market, as the demand at
bank for money is more limited now than Tor a long
time on account of the small amount OF business III
bonds and stocks and but very little commercial paper
is offered either at bank TO brokers' our best mer
chants but little if any paper when the rate OF ds
count per cent We have now OF legal tenders,
fractional currency. gold certificates, and National
Bank notes $780, &C., and with this large amount OF
circulation does that there can by any posi-
bity he sringency in the money markets of the coun
try unless there is lockngup Of money for the mere
purpose Of speculation.
Government bonds to-day have been active but prices
remain about the same yesterday. The following
shows tLe quotations at the different Boards to-day:
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FAMILY MARKETS.

26Ffts absorb N" 'es; lnterrt
moropole tle trae gooi supp OF pcsf h.-ff TX
Of ailes gut Bartlett pears, and Aa oh en-
Peaches generally selling It Sa 81 50 per b. kct o. e
ordinary l5c while - AMI - 81 a. ;
faucy fu white begin "a arrive ead Of ,ogr II
Morris whites" Grape, cheap while peaches age pet
boxes OF Iartfors retailing few Delaware. boxing
zoe b Bartlett AID Seckel Iears soh so :. Tr
peach basket bash OF Baetis be- bal for fams
the little mong between white sd sle AZ i
per peach ri 2Jd 81 80 for fair blue bite %
Genuine green Ilums By the half pes paG %
i5d66 half peek pears bc bal a c, Se -
buys pretty good b.. Ip2s.
The vegeab, list continues full with reduction W gnee Par
D selling SIC ourgah tor
DE swares and 4c JERSEYS. NLe unps mel
OGi2c. per Pumpkins also begin to appeal Il Is hetFa
hav and grass cabsrts those yery god
Melon, baRaBt and cheap gaeny s. L. for Sahs
and 20 a &c for watsriHrlurs. - -
Butchers make up IN the ~ Enc cuts Of beef for Por
ter house steaks chunks soh SAFE Pnnc veal
higher hin-quaI,cr selling Il s.6-ic D. Lsml, 'oS'c 80
anSq Of irunt, breasts atta.r
Eggs uach quality TIA; while Western ttne ta' M
25 fres Long Islands scarcely he hai sofoes'
quantity At 6d5 ios pc. . 81. - -.
MoOicocks aud high sUng al 81 20 - ~ P,
Chickens nearly all weighed nov At IS@1e Z ID taie h1' -
nj turkeys a
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PETROLEUM-Cuie bulk has been in Hmte request
supply light, hor,
small We OF Of bb for delivery
bbls this ta
demand
Crude piping nominal
holders asking 50 80 Lower Greek - 500
SO Oh Cg sales Upper Creek OF 5000 bbs
private Of Refined for immediate deliver
denani light holding OF 1 isrle develop
menis consequence been quite doll 2adb r
and about DC September October hye
600 bbl October private snail sale Of 40 lbs fo,
vessel and (Ie,Orc) sales Of bbs. Aal-i
also bbs jobhiug lot 2Ct d2c In Paateha Tia
market active 2tc being offered there
to-day Re6nel $40 and Crude 460 bb and for tie l3
Refined ami l94 Crude
RCE-In foreign good steady psi sales
7d7lc lO bag Pala add TO- Pima tOnas
c gold. IL domestic there sold ;cs OF the Caro-
lima o city grocers lO,c. -
SUGARS-Raw was demand and the marke generally dali,
though lightly prices n Far a good
Refining d9se and No. u box Oc sas 40 bE a e Ge t
Cuba Illc for Demcrara Havana AZ g. Refined mol!
demand and firm. We quote Hards J. White " 2f aud
sEEDS-Gras Seeds are ~ IS for Timo,a ba' sad
4dl4lc sales reported Calcutta Lne oolunu
Quiet but prices firm al - y. ~ IS, gold --.
SOAP-Caste demand aud STEADY al II ses
Of 2OO boxes.
sUMAC-Scy selling Ssod ll5 for The low, ard Sl2o $40
FOR The high grades. Virginia is selling AZ S.od 80
TALL0WWh light supply and fair detald prices eonuHaei
firm; sales OF IS 600 n at DC for Choice. -
WIIISKYfhe market il moderately active AID trmT' sss OF
bbls Bodnd "a. G closing firm Al the latter rce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-27
GILMAN, Son & Co.,

BANKERS. No. A. EXCHANGE-PIACE,
Offer for sale the following STATE of ILLINOIS, CoUN
TY, and TOWNSHIP BONDS:
% per cent bonds Clay Co.. ILL.,, 81 600 each, at So
and interest.
80 Z per cent bonds Clay Co., ILL.,, 800 EACH at
80 and interest.
10 per cent bonds Lamard Township Wayne Co.,
81 600 each. at 95 and interest.
5 lOper cent bonds Jasper Township, Wayne Co.,
$1,000 each, at 95 and interest.
10 per cent bonds Bedford Township. Wayne Co..
81 900 EACH at 95 and interest.
20 10 per cent bonds Harter Township, Wayne Co..
81 600 each, at 95 and interest.
5 10 per cent bonds Big Mound Township, Wayne
Co., 81, 600. each, at 95 and interest.
These bonds were issued under special act of Leg
isature. Extract from letter by the State Auditor
1t is the duty of the Auditor of the State to levy
from time to time sufficient taxes to meet all accru
ing interest and principal