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without hesitation TO friends and customer de-
string to make investments to fund their Ave
twenties upon advantageous terms without redue-
ton of interest. Fisk & Harm
TwHETY-YHAR Com RnSns

or THE PORT ROYAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
These bonds are secured by deed Of trust 10 tia
Union Trust Company Of New-York, covering M.
entire property and franchise of the Companv
They bear seven per cent, interest, payable SENT
nually in New York, free ~ Government tar and ara
convertible into the capital stock of the Compare
at the option of the holder. ''
The Road traverses the best district of South Caro-
lima: unites the harbor Of Port R0yal-the finest hay
Dor south of New-YOrk-with Augusta Georgia and
there connects with all the roads which center al
that point.
II forms, with the Savannah and Charleston Road
line as short any other from Augusta 10 Sayan,
nah or Charleston, and is the Atlantic or Seaboara
link In THROUGH LINES of road extending west be.
yond the Mississippi. These facts il bushes.
second to that Of railroad in the South and render
its Mortgage Bonds secure beyond any question The
Road will be entirely finished, ready for business by
May !, 1871.
We confidently recommend these bonds 10 our
friends and customers perfectly sound and profit
able investment. Pamphlets and maps giving fuller
information sent on application. We also have va
riety of Registered Bonds, issued by towns and con-
ties in Illinois, the interest upon which is collected
and paid by the State, for sale on favorable t4rms
HENRY ii. Booty & Co, II Wsst.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
1AKNE1 z n d ITfTN 7
OFFICE OF FISK 4 HATCH. }
Bankers and Dealers IN Government Secarite''


OFFICE OF FISK 4 HATCH.
BANKERS and Dealers ~ Government Securitie'
No. NAssAU-sT., NV YORK. Nov. 5, 1871 .
The FUNDING OF UNITED STATES FIvB.TwENrII:s
into rstclass security paying the same rate OF IN
terest lsix per cent god and which cannot be called
in under Is years without the consent OF the holder
may be effected ut a clear profit of about fuenfy
per cent by exchanging them for the FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS OF THE CENTRAL Pacific RAILROAD CO.
The advantage of the Exchange is shown thus:
$1,000 todayt5.4s7 s0anHI interest " goad $500
5000 p r. Gold Bonds 4soann'l interest in gold 800
Gain, 900 in Bds in cash t27 0ogain IN ann 10
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 Bouds and
being thoroughly acquainted with their soandness
and value, we have introduced them as . specially
in our regular business in connection with our deal
ings IN Government 6ecm1tes. sDd recommend them
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cnlemnn Benedlcl,s closing dnotatIons were !:

The gold market has been unusually stupid, win all
the transactions, which were few in number at lioi@
1lOs the former being general quotation There
was rather rnness noted than yesterday owing Ia
the advance securities in the foreign financial mar
kets The short interest outstanding is still large as
reflected the paid for borrowing, which were
81 and per cent per annum. After Clearing House.
balances we're lent without consideration The days
husiness Mt the Gold Exchange Bank was follows:
Gold cleared, s53467,OO Gold balances, N369Wo; Cur
rency balances, <152245 The following were the quo
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SECOND BOARD, 12i NJ AND q O'CLOCK ,1Sn p N:
TUESDAY. Nov. s-P. ".
Wall-st. has been 1niet and spiritless through

ont the day attention having been diverted 10 the CIV
and state elections. While the movement In railway
and miscellaneous has been limited, the temper Of
the market has strong and prices higher The prn
cpa stocks dealt in Western Union Telegraph n"
,idc Mail Lake shore, Northwestern Preferred II.
PAM. and Wabash The investment securities were
quiet though strong There was more active move
ent in Mariposa shares Express stocks dull and
neglected The following table shows the highest ana
lowest prices at which active stocks sold to-day
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Rosendals y bbl..... - G$l
Rio Gnnde mIIed. gold. D

COFPKE-Ihe no bed " nFoft'iF 70 To
h morning gss q 22 bag iaclsne go U,iyou 80 81 No
be Savannah Bsmore AMI $3.50 at tis Tor 100
quotation. o w.; bond u a4' Sr 0rhnIy
arges lOd 6 Pair do; Idlle for Good do Va ~ o
do Dut, maid 4ldlfe Tie demand fsIf and
At the above boders quite though oeraon are co.
by
The Fast aud West India STYLES ir request ana genera he AZ
Java 2OId c; 10 5fc ahd hafa' i"N
gold Sscs Of Rio, per steamer kSntsn -..,
demand FOR Anhreris AZ he re-
cent auction prices yard IS Sae The eitrthe
% weather The ps, hiss greatly restricted the oonsnmIto
ind stocE arge IL
Foreign Their .moFv doing a former prices .......
DYRWOODS-There fair for logvoo iof nome L'' hth
prices steady Other descriptions without seoa chshg' us
.oyist We ate.
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gfeamboais ano nailroa6s
PEOPLEs LINE STEAMBOATS,

PRIV JOIN sS.s;.. ' an, , S,'
s ,.Sa nss :U soa. .a; 1Ss Win sss
(. ~: .s s. bs: ID . a:'; c ;ssl
I'd s..s s.: .sr;. . g.. s s, ' s, '
SAFETY, sPEED Osl AND COMFORT.
ss:. Gs.ep ss1s ..s
d.s peiss. The rev and rsBeh steamer" ..Ir
VII VI CITY or NETWORK ..
CRY or LAWRENCE, and
viii hs,. .roi daily lsundy e,ssp.d ooei p nom
gS md s:' % @ t ~.
.sr and B"op Hsrora ard Es RsilSoss
s1 ss i s,. tickets and rates of freight p o Ok one. r 20
N ssrYofi, DC, IA. 1893 " : D-'ON, -. ~'..-
nELAWARE AND N. Y. s. s. Co, Pier 81,
R.The .sa%ss coT will '',. for L,ws Del s',H
e.S q he SasD INV e.
I'd sFEssbb tssd ~ Il hsE ~ once on pier
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
NORTHWEST FREIGHT received By CAMDEN ard
tsn LINZ :i sp ss g' o ai
e.: e rs es. en- ;sS,. 81 e. '' wants.:
this ''''''an" i''Ah'' 'ooD w FrRvEiL General Agent.
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY.
nd r r eP 1,n foot ss
with Delaware Jetswsnn and Western Rslosd st Phlhpsurg
high VALLEY Railroad forming direct line Pt,
bugh n the West without change Of also to Central Psnny
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June l. l870.-Lesse Nes York a. follows:
SOFA. m.-Por PsIn6eld
Ga Nor Frmingon B.ston Bethlehem Msneh Chunk Wkes
barr, POu h,h,nOy City TunIhannOei TO",Dda w''ey 40
7:45 a m.-Por Eason. - $500
2m.-Ror Pennington R,,ton Allentown Mlueb Chunk wilkes
barre Reading COlumb. Lancaster Eph' Laa Pot'Vs Hams
burg, he ma,
an m-For Allentown manch Cbupk. And BslVders
4:pp. m-For SomeryIle aud Pennington
5:I5 D. m.-Por somersile.
So m.-Por Bsston
D. m-For somepile.
D. nj Emgsntl-for Ession and the west
D. m.-For Plainheh
NJ n m-For PIsinhe Welneslsy, and SATURDAYS only
Trains s:yn, 500 $50, 10 i3 $50 sp
o 1880 II 20 100 2:00, 2:l5 3l5. 3JI 400 t;
AS 5S so: sis 600 1900 1p $500, s:2O 300 l0;S
R:O0p.m. non, ,,up ,vpor
EXPRESS daily (eIeep Sundsy for Eaton Alien
to,n Harrisburg Connects Harrisburg FOR Erie aud the
oil Regun. Connects Somrye for Pennington Connects a. June
ton for Sgdsbug Gap Scranton Bnghsmfon sysense a.
Connects Ppsbug and Eaton for hsueh CHUNK, "isesAe
Wihsnspou, Sc - - p.,,,.h.u ,no,
town Reading HAIR sbug Pittsburgh Chicago aud Cincinnati sleep
Pittsburgh and Chicago connects junction
,iih Delaware Western Railroad Tor Scranton
sleepngca through from JerseJ City to Pittsburgh eyer evening
road OF New Jersey Of Lteryst r. at No hsor oa'e
No. qTi 5?e o,dr,, reenrehst and At the principal
hotel, X r. d'hbh suPehhvD'eh~
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The Government bond market has been quiet, though
an improved feeling noted throughout the list The
general market closed steady the basis OF 1922 O9
for 'G7s. Fisk Il Hatch report as follows at y.
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL RRN RAILROAD.

NORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
Depot, and foot Of Chn,oph. o.
sIuMRR ARRANGEMENTS commencing TUbSDht July 20 ieo
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connecting at Dehvle with Boon
ton Branch with Chester Branch Waterloo with SUSSEX IL
m Asoyer and Newton with the d.. L. and W. X
Gap strouisbug Scranton Great Bend Bnghamon r
and all points the Laefa"snni anu boomos
and Della and Hudson r. RS -.
il:Ds m LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops At hersrf horns
town Dover Hseeo~n Washington, Phpsburg and a'ion COO
rect. Phdp,bug with Bel, Del r. for Be'Jre &c ana
Eson With V. r. for Bethlehem Aeno"n hauen oHuhA anu
whkesbsrre -. . .,--.., ,,-... %
IOp N SCRANTON EXPRESS onnee ., Dover with Chester X
At waterloo with r. and at Washington With d. L., ana
W r x for Water Gap, Stroutburg and Scranton ,,,.
HACKRfsTOWS MAIL connects with Boop1on Nhss'ef
nd Railroads. - .oo , N N
For MORRIsTOwS alta ll:2o ll:iO n 2S, J'2o $40 DIV
aud $40 40 -. ,o,o. -
For ORANGE ,nd SOUTH ORANGE $50 13o 9le 1910 and
l:so l;lo 2o $40, $40 $50 ''1o o'Oo oi'o ' ~" NV
..., . -, IN ann o..o DIN .ioio IAN n .00
ion .rd Il.tO. m 800 200 $50, 800 3: $3.50, $40, tp
S 5:IO $50 500 500 .62o go: 800 800 and Has m
Trims ma ted stop a, East Ssrsrf ..,l,, 49,, an -,
i.,,e for BLOOMFIELD aud b0STCLAlR at B~ and
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The money market has worked exceedingly easy
throughout day, and the close, large balances
were placed with leading bonddeaers at four per cent
the ruling rates having been four and five. Confidence
in the future course of money is reflected in the large
offerings time the f, legal rate. Discounts
without change prime commercial acceptances moving
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panfins Araoemies.
Gcathers.

AN EXPERIENCED "TUTOR" in the Clas-
n cs Languages and English Branches wishes eng.ge
ment In py zmy school Music Piano and Organ taught Ge
sired Adiress = CTOP care USGER KEEN - h'den-ane
EIRST-CLASS GERMAN LESSONS, 10y AN
experienced German teacher at the pupils residences Addrs' w.
4. r.. Trihune Ofee
'VNEACHERS WANTED-Two gentlemen, one
Music for French snd German srd Lsdy hbois
Music CAL .tdres. AiElCAN tDiNA
TlONAL UNION 7J Broadway BAlNsnng ieshens ar invited
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported for The TuiBrsz.

TrKsDsS, Nov 2. 1910.
ASRSPo,s continued in moderate demand 81 a ~ 81 ps
eontnue dull at &yd - rs
BUILDING MATERIALS have been on, In nodersS demand
the market continues arm with aBchaE prices. We
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flusital Instruments.

A FACT.-The CHAMBERS" PIANO Is the
~ circular With reference. snd te,tinoniAls Upright
and Square RNT Secondhand Piino Of
other $50 800 SO 500 ADDE'S Nos ~ su O Fourth
ave, Ne-.iorf CITY. T. H. CHAMBEBS SON
4 LARGE stock of PIANOS, best makers, to
"A SELL obesp for cash nlalnents d dyg>1
pVrohafs Please call and NJ NJ AkkkELLs War.
rooms No. Upioasqu're. Qtj Fo1rh-sre)
Upright PIANOS-1he smallest Piano
~ powerful 6be seton warranted 10 ,i.n 10 tune better
than the square pianos NTkEDhAN HOLLiEKs
M NAeaS I'M LII
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FEGHIS-Ihtre ais activity IN the line OF bahs
Fnse%ens ss f Geo Sa. Wheat 8 Ltepco y
$le There were chartered an .R 500 qesrs
Wheat Cok at u qaarer and vessel Of 100 uns Tih sarJ
FRgTTS-we demand for Raisps Of Al, lnd. ,ts
oe. Iays in lots At - eG 81 a. closing at ou,s, Ta s$-
soE sales also d 100 boIes loose MuscAie. a, - q and obs
New Cqranis 2c Cron quoted a, iod4i 'ni v s4 ki-
FEED So y 5a9sl IS e, g. =, g goa ~ a''r
FLAx-A f.rnqury for state l2d.c AMI o Canadian od2e
Tow is quiet at a5c for State and ?, SIC. for Ohio
fsh bat Saysf So Of andsf % avor b'I sy
aar o Winter and prices are somewhat uncertain %
s ss a.v for ws for % s At s. P 9 S RITE
,a. 3ooeesh u l5@$l is for aiIed sPnHs ,Sr No.
II 90 A%erT Green Bsyi 81 o @. western fsr =
.m. o. q t5G 81 % for White achrsa u 5sfI AZ.
sales. sos Sus q ss for State aud Il oT gs9 ss.
$50 s Sr sss White ' Sew as o oso at" 'na
Rye inactive sud is heavy Corn Is strong he R9Sss
.s 6s aas, Ss more Ps1" I moi; G .5 IS r So.
Western White e5asse Southern White at s'd"ci Se-o''"
White at s5c; Jersey Yellow mass -. "A s,A
GINsENe-Tbe demand light for Western sSde'e ''' ''
GrASo~ moderate demand for Peruvian s77at7S r ten '''
CHIMES remain dull hut we quote 1914 for bag,
Hides have ben y very good dsTApa r' 'Is les
and desirable l6t, sold vi bout much su lO1. e's s
h-Orv s,r.dy clce We quote coin At go ~ ar
Orinoco. lsIdl6e MsracAbo aed2lo for Mstmo~ Na
Tanpico Vera 22d23c for Cshorns DO este
ry and former rates We quote 1'"'
s,.x
HAYETbsrs good demand and the market tsI s,s
prce lean % material change We
FL IOd io Long and esds3c d. eash
HOPS-The New Crop With tar 0epso"
I6oi9c Ns~-iork Old dull, pd ponpA
INDIGO quiet and ppcvs unsteed We quote a. a
Bengal per H. gold FL 500 80 20 GusteGals.....sl 9sqs
s x.d,1. .sTrney % iSS IS Caracas ''''''''''
"i LEATHER 1o Sole ha. been rather dull , e..
immediate and generally operating With sssne
wrEba the tendency Of prices rather dc~nwsd bo' 80
grades nemnsly steady. We quote Grsnir aud buen
Light wosht 28d2sle Middle d. zsd3A!c Heavy %ae.
CslSorpis Light 27d7S Middle do 2as HEAVY do, .sa.s'
Ohuooo Light 20 2,c.; Middle do 2Tl d2 Heavy de- TIL,
0sk sole is slns iair former rsies With goo
offering quote At J3d5 for Heavy aud 9dAle for a
SMhyhter in Roag dull and noninaly unchapgd HtS
at cdff3c-' FOR irmoek, and S263Tc for 0ak. IL.
METALsAineiesn ngot Copper fair denapd snd ns
firm New sbeathing and fellow Metal only moisFssy 49,
but steady Scotch Pig steady hght desi1 -,
Is dull Rails quiet but sead, on
There only demand for Lead Ht 90 -
and market dull hut prices srr
unchanged Plates dull and heavy 0her articles are ~h
pcf.sn change the business being only moeste We quote
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK KxCBANGg.-EIRsr CALL,
l04 O'clock A. n.
syAouSs
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"
cS S,SHEE AGE JESf NJ ia!c.
P,nsnr in New Yort Of Twenty's'O'Ast aud
f''''1 f fis iFsvs E sE%.YoRK
For N.- Harea and Bridgeport Ok lljO n ;l' 'hi
FOR Mrl Saori Fairfield Southport ,nd wepors :a'
For Sor-.n RIi il.oo m ls:l5 En- HIl $40 ,:oO
f; 5 R.s.a ~ 80 s'o ~ s e. s
GresntcA intermediate 'tasOn, 1880 n AIS s;@
' san,y , IN, s,S,. veu,y.r,o S.rort az for
Boston vi, oo' SpHssMs liz 20 s9 %R, t9s
For Hartford and Springfield 8. 10 l2' '9o 10 Hartford
For Newport L. l?: lEr connecting With steam" sero''
FOR Coan~eic1t River s,io,d m I2i5 N. to Montreal
af I,riioId, rss.s,, and F,.n,i R.l5o. l:s
tor Ss.H,r,P .ad Northampton Railroad s n 500 N to
For iicl,,iodc R,ilrosd, N. and 3.p N. .
For For 6.6s: ;I;l ID S%f::s i.i % s
for Nssu.o,sn klro,d m !:iS 'i ,aa ..1 + H. L,
M, Trim ;' Line D-ns RSoT 6 or .s.s 70 q,
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RALkoAD-rnn' leave Thirlie,br a. follows
u spse. roo Cor Eip:s. for css
,onmoi,ton G W,y p,.enstn sIe'pt pia-usroon car.
.pn soaIT.I EIgs.. or'v1sIsc@ .t,i,s,a Wat.
8; S NJ sor% P.ise Tpse,. !s ear. .,b.A
,,d for Buf'o and RocA',s h' train will s'"sP en- ss'
IL Night Erpr," s-,pipfc,n attached
20 n. P99ghfetpI. hi's
a'' 81; an and t eis s Penn, ,1i .
g.: ~ no s% Sif s' r'is. o Ic , AS $40 $40 a.. s
sn - su.d.y tran for Poasa.s,pu.
New Iors. Sept. TO- 1910
~ WEST PHILADELPHIA ns 30 and $50
En- s@ 1Ss rOI fS.,RSis y, S. N.
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, $50 a n, 9ao' p m silver
% :fS 'hs s ysi q. WIS, f y. y
.sl raa h'Sasn From % FSsls cs@s
nat s. Lon, ,nd cltO without chang: Silver Palace
Leqi,y. s. cSle,so without change. Tsis
SsS,aSsl Iss ''' % ' i1c1sos S Gs::i
DEPOT ~ SEw YORK loot Of Lib.rty.,t North river
f6s si;.. VI ' And
100 Sc 80 49, 100 ~ 80 &c. s So 81 sa $50 Il 1oG 40 s
ftiyE sEw{oFI roR WEST szReks-A 500 $50, 1:lo,
'''' Jaw l { s s s sS"
H.. p. BALDWIN, Gen Passenger Agent
NEW-lORk aud HARLEM RAILROAD
s,So Co .s nd ~, aEsG1i A 7. % two ..p Trail" '
I1p :. H"as,i Rspr:..
VT 10. BuCKHOUT, Superintendent
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
css.snass n0NDAf October H. s1o Roosevelt and Grssd
Ioa -, Assoa.edanos ss Bss,,os
sP"s Tor r'ssosus via stage 70 sslspsn and NJ"
.Sss s.g,1.. s.ra. ro.s' r'A''
ssr s;Ssi isss::.1.a...
~ T. = - De-, .'a $50 trains connect ct Valley
- 10 asa io - 49, 4. usiss vshy
CIV DoV0lAs s,sssssssss<
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-
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depot
Ia foot Of h,mbers- and foot Of 25 ~ follows; .
Through Express Trains Ch,inb.rsst a. 10 M
D. M Ard D daily Leave 23is at - % m snuE
and 8 IS m d,ly and improved Drawing Room Coaehes WI
,rronpnv afo connecting at orne
vile with Coaches running through TO ceYsano
,p Gallon Sleeping will the train i1n sus
from New ioi to Bano anu
~. ~ m train Rochester, Buffalo, and Cincinnati
An Emigrant Train leaves daily at T:43 ~, 80, ~.
and WAY 'il3o and %;3 p m t1nsI ii'
m. and fl5 MI -. c..
day, only 1880 a (lIi at, 1913 g. M
For Gr.yoour Way 1880 a. t2Jt st.. '8l5 M .
For N,-burgh sud WAY $3.50 aud 4:3o 2E't 7S
m. 3:l5 and AIS p m.) ma
stsr Train. al 30 p. IN (2g-st III ~ ?. M 49, .
For Paterson from 2s Depot at 6t3 O:l5 and 80
m; 6:i5 From Chambens Depot, at
as lO:IJ q N; To-: 'l:i3, 4, Sl5 and Gas - 49,
For Hisae from 2ds Depot al Sf5 and II -
NJ t?5 .3l5 5:tj and 1915 From Chambsrst De
not 500 4. m u m t2:t5. 5:l5, 6:0 and t6:S
For Psrmou Way from 23i q. Depot ~
t3:I5 and sud SATURDAYS only i1
y NJ From Depot $3.50 ;OO, 1880, t;l3, ~
90 ,pd $3.50 D. m. SATURDAYS ONLY tl2:O mt
and Drawing Room and shs
obtained aud uTs for the checking sad traRse bt
s,re ces IA 53s and so Broadway no
Ch,nbesst Green~cs; l23bst and Ih'rdaSe Harlem
@ Pnon Bpoklyu Dsgo .o OF Cbsmhes ST. and foot on Idst
NerYors EIehangr LOHg DOCK Depot Jsne City sa
Of the Agsnti Al the principal hos, ,r,. , mann
l. II ETCKkR Jur5 Wh X BARR
C,rISnri ls10 Gen Psasr Az
DAILY. 4F~ n"ien"et ouN'
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BGehOs hyrcs, mixed lgOil(A MS
~ 15d - 10 Hog, Western. UBNs,hsd.
s 55d 90 tcurrebcyl ..............l0 alii
7 Goa 81 .....r.' LINE.
n Wdlj GIGOr mon y bhl.............$li Is
rs OgdJO 0ciLump, y bbl................ -
. Laths, EAsteTn, y M..,,'.... Z 90
. - a 81 20 PLASTER PAHis.
Eoys Scotia, ~, y tons 90 a. %
old y Nova Scotia, d. = TN. as ~
....... -aJ Gale. East.6CiiY = tor. 90 a. -
SD BROOMs-A fair demand for Corn; Green
Hull at 7d8c. Macfne Prime ~ SUITE; and
y 10. Brooms are solabls At Fl 500 IS - pr
,ern is steady, With moderate demand sales. 80
RI IL still dull at sc,
nsnd has been moderate, the offerings fair, sns
the ports (l5Ol0 baes), and unfayoFable sdsioss
ket IL easier, cloSng soines bat unsettled tbooeh
TO realize; sales Of 0oi tsiss tsl5 last eyenifg
81 which 2.067 were for export. - for consumption
For future delivery the business also ight 'af
the decline il light; sales last eyea'ugof 80 tliei,
be-. so, December, l5lqI5ic. Do. JsnaArg 40
Noble at l5lc. 90, Savannah at 49, isda,.
I5lal5!c.: $500 December, l3.aialc go.
$50 each. January, February. ani Narch a; i,
Tsnnah, l5.c., al on basis OF Low dddhhg. We
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FLOUR MBAIThe market for state and Western Flour 0y
liberal less favorable pvase adIces ron lstpo,
and shipping inquiry; OF i low fraces are
medumSnd high grades irregular sud "ef Ab 's ge
No. n Super plenty ard OPer The market eo eefAo
Adj bbis. We quote:
so9r % bp ~ - ia - % Olio Ind HI Sup IS @ds3 Is
No 4 { 90 ONO R1undhocp h1
snner,n. ~. 4 90a 2O ira tshppng,, :od IS,
s,e 5F,,rs brspil asa 20 Ohio Trade
stat fFsncy des. az. 8 - White Wheat. EIrs
W,~tn shining EIt 3j1 Ohio. hd. and Mich Goa g
Good choice Synns Double Extra Co CO., 80 y,
Wheat EIiras.-.... 13d w NJ Louis Slhgs rtis
Mipresota Ert5 Doodle Ext oJG %
T,fr, Amber Indiana iors Triple EIt ieG -
ONO ana Mich -. EIira brands l0h 20
southern Fmn figures pca the oS
parsyely tn ,sh $50 bs
We
Bsk Aler and eorgetown. mixed good Sup - 031S5 y
Bait Alex and Ge5rgetown, Extra and Family. ood -
and Petersburg Country 500
Richmond Country EIra'..'...' lo4
Tennessee Extra and Family $40
Rive Flour is in good sgppr sales 1870 bills We quote:
Goa ~ 30 state and saS; &C
Buckwhesi Flour is in fair request at former prices.
Corn Meal and sesds; sales, 80 bills We
Meal ~ lea - 30 Corn Meal Brre.. ~ s0
Meal Western. l0d 30 c. Meal Brwe. y 700
Meal West ". 3 slt 5
Bag Mesl-we quote follows: Pine White sl
~ 81 IS; IL IS; Cob Meal 81 200& 90 ana
Grounr Feed az FL z5d ~ o. ..-..-..
FS-Tlere demand for Dry Cod last
sales lW0 qls shore Mcken4 far demand
firm; sss lo bbs ba McAerei WITH
Other
demand but uDaltered. We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-09
SECOND BOARD, ] p. ".

0TN0rrTHH<HT B0HIf
10000 o. s. $50 Reg Ga II ocLl01i50o 5NRg
n GOO L. s. $40 Coa 62 al lO8l Is 900 u S. 1910 Coo
500 $3.50 Cou o.. lGf 900 o. 80, IN
5000 "a O'Clock 1893 600 u y u Cuency"'[i oo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-09
fay,. business at the U. S. sub.Treasnry was

Foreign Exchange has been quiet and steady, though
the close hrmness noted without, however,
any change IN rates. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-09

The st<snsrs JOHN eontnue IA leave her VI
Noyh RIVER osoeh daily Sundays az
espsrA eoussedns Albany with us u Ne rved railroads.
Eerb W,st ana kss eheked 70 all points
saes wharf and Dcdd srp, Ones ~ Btoad.
nd BeohIyu Tavelers rot Be Dsd By sdvs
h,rn inimaiinx tbs locality q I've susnes
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27
n WHAT THE hE HEART ARR IS. IS


= The heart is like plant IN theitrop.
les which al, thesyeaf round is bearing
flowers. It is shaking memories and
dropping associations II The joys, of
last year are ripe seeds thatwill come
up again in joy next year. Then the
heart is planting seed in every nook
and corner; and as a wind which
serves to .prostrate a plant isbonly a
sowericoming forth to sow it's seed
planting some Of them in rocky crew
ices, some by river courses, some
among mossy stones some by warm
hedges, some in gardens and )aopen
fields, SO it is with our experiences of
life, that bow us neither with Joy or
.sorrow.-They9 plant every thing
round about us with heart-seeds.
Thus a house becomes sacred Every
room hath a memory, and a thousand
of them; every door and window is
clustered with associations. snfyol