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New-York tribune., 1871-09-29
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New-York tribune., 1871-09-29

State bonds were actively traded in, South caronas
having been weak and lower at quite sharp decline.
The January and July pressed for sale all the
way down 81 to i; but the price recovered frac
ton at the Close while those Of April and October were
less active though per cent lower compared with the
last reported sales virginias firm, and Georgas
Tennessees and North Caronas steady at quotations.
The folowinR were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-09-29
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

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iis pi. fow bales s2 hAds TsbseeO II pksh l"Dsso
no bblA WHISKY, 6le pkSs Tea
New-York tribune., 1871-09-29
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New-York tribune., 1871-09-29

Railroad bonds active, though the dealings In the
aggregate were not large former days. Prices
did not make any vast changes, Central Psces selling
at luf; Union frss ssi0sO3 Toledo and wabash nrss.
eRseea; C. C. l. G. rsts, s2tSs23; North Missouri
nrsts 81 Great Western rsts, 1885, si Rock Island '
l and Hannibal and st. Joseph Convertible per cents,
o6iao6i The following we're the bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-09-29
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New-York tribune., 1871-09-29

The steamer City Of Limerick took out eoeoo In specie
The money market has been amply supplied through
cut the day per cant the of rates on CALL
though after O'Clock money was accessible at and
Discounts are allow at to 10 per cent
Government bonds have been dull al day, prices OF
yesterday being barely maintained. The market closed
steady on the basis Of 4 91l for 1858 Flax Hatch
New-York tribune., 1871-09-29

these Bonds secured by first and only mortgage on
the road, equipments, franchises and prouertv of
trunk line Of railroad which win shorten the distsnoe
between New York and San Francisco some $50 mules,
and in, addition the mortgage to secure the Bonds
covers land grant Of 900 acres Of the most fsr.
tile land in the West which is prohibited from bsins
sold At less than four (sA dollars par scre By the
terms Of the mortgage deed and according to the
present market price Of tho Illinois Central Compsr
nys lands is worth s1s75O.ooo This loan was orit,
nally for 10000 but has been largely reduced by
subscriptions Of actual investors The remaining
balance d the loan Il ohsred at sl and accrued In
tefes but the hight reserved to Advance the price
at any time, without notice I .... !lr,
The Bonds have thirty years to run bear per
cent interest, payable IN New.York London or
Frankfurton the Main, at the option of the holder
without notice, free Of taxes BOTH PRINCIPAL AND
INTxRxsr ABE PAYAB1x N GOLD. They are Coupon
Bonds but can be registered with the coupons
ON, or can be registered with tho coupons OFT.
and interest paid 10 registered owner. interest pay
able August Is and February Is. A liberal sinking
fund, formed from the entire land sales tn payment
for which the bonds viii be recsved at par and &C.
crued interest provides for the carly s1tingushment
Of this losn.
Trustees-Farmers Loan and Trust Company
These bonds offer favorable inducements to parties
desiring to fund their Fve-Twentes or other high
priced securities.
In converting Five -Twenties the investors realize
II per cent profit on the principal sper cent per an
mum excess of interest and ct the same time get
perfect security.
Maps, circulars documents, and full information
furnished ON application.
Though acting AZ agents for the sale Of Ais loan, or
firm buy and sel In her regular business the bonds Of
As st. Joseph and Deno~ City Railroad Company, tho"
Of tie East~n Dirison being qsotsd at 1o2 and 40
erped tntest These ovisiaaly placed by ~ at s7i
TANNER = Co., Bankers, No. II War-st
Five-Twenties can be funded with us into the
best Railroad Bonds. We recommend those Of the
Rondout and Oswego Company for three Feasons:
!. These Bonds are SAFE. The road Is near this
city. Every investor travel over 1t for himself.
The net earnings of oneha of the line nay at pres
ent 10 per cent on all the bonds which viii be issued
on the whole road.
2. BY conversion, as we recommend the investor
adds IS per cent to his CAPITAL
8. He also adds 4si per cent to his INCOME
EDWARD HAIGHT & Co,
eWall-st-
JACKSON Co. Missouri EIGHT PER CENT BONDS
for sale by w. P. CONVERSE & Co., "a Pine-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-29

The Cable this morning announced further advance
m the discount rate Of the Bank Of England TO per
cent The effect Of this announcement wss 70 stihen
abort Sterling which Il cat Per cent higher than "
days. Bills Of the latter class are weak ana seulns
freev at 1854 direct with saes at second hands at 1
uya
New-York tribune., 1871-09-29

tc.rsfuly rpsr,sa TEE Trisuxni
TzuRspAy, Sept "a. ISL.
AsaEs-fOh are steady st sT Tsss - Pe1s are saset at
o. fs9sg y. .
COTTON-Phcss grades unchanged except good hddns
vhieh loxer f3s7 GA k evening" nelatng 6
ior export consumption and a speeaHoa The market for
tature deHve1 Il tdic better. We qsete; 49,.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-29
TgE MONEY MARKET.

,r. At ruE STOCK ExCaAKGE-FIRsr CALL
SAhAS lO4 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
as. SsL. Al O0r1TaEeAI BOad- tM
- ca, - la 800 SfeOSc ~ ~ .lIli
nenHs a. RsS ~ 900 o. RpeSs.. EyTsS
lsV Vs ~ sS 49, hsi rvSa B1nds-baEk 6Ad hssS"o~
New-York tribune., 1871-09-29

Tbe sale Of Treasury gold elected bids to the aggregate
.ount of ut 1850 20 IiLe6 OF these a.
were accepted at nAso 10 uAW Details are thus par
New-York tribune., 1871-09-29
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New-York tribune., 1871-09-29
RANKING AND FINANCIAL. cd %
McKroAas snx1sa Yuxb LAND GaANY Bosps

i. J.. ..l,y or Tm ..,fy. -. .n.r o
81. JosEsH AND DnyKR cEry RAuAoAp COMPANY,
fs DxxosmATsous o. slooo, soss AsD sioe. can
now be had from the undersigned or through the
principal banks and banksrp Of ths United ststss-
Tia sttsates s3 invsston 10 invited to ths nsrits ef
New-York tribune., 1871-09-29
TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, no. IA Masxau.st., 20. x.
GE0RGE 0PDYKE & CO.,

L
oser Il, ae Ire following desirable securities:
oswege Mdsnd Railroad First hsrg'ge per cent
Gold Bonds at par and inters.
Nswsney hssd REoad First Mortgage eeat Gold Bonds
(arsaed By NewYork and osvego Midland RhO. vs. and
interest
no.,.r Railway Yrs, Asrgags per Goa Bond asran
teed b. the Osw.sO Midland RrOd at s and Interest
g. Lou, and South Railway F. Asssge7 cent Gold
Boaas d % and interest,"
Montgomery Ba.ula Railroad Flint MosF cent Gold
BseS, tsbsd Of Aabslaa at 80 and interest
Missouri Eebraska Railway P. hOsays cent Gold
Bonds ct 30 and interest
indianapolis Railroad Second Mortgage cen.
Bonds gpanned By PenHyvania Raoad at 90 and interest
G,lladn County Illinois, per cent Bonds neress payable sen
supny New-Yori By State Of msss)s az and interest
White County Illinois, per eeat Bonds Interest payable eman'
nuay In orb By stste of Hinss a 81 sAd Interest
Clark Cssh hissoan per cent Bsnd at 30 and interest
Clark County Missouri per Bonds at s2i and interest
Jrs.a Tenn psr Bonds G.us for Aaacp pupOs a.
landiu
New-York tribune., 1871-09-29
5apinss Banks

TLANT1C SAVINGS BANK,
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' HARRISON HALL Pr.siSest
Up. Cesr,s, ssss.ey.
CLINTON SAVINGS BANK, "a Eighth-ayc.
W Opea Oily sn4 - Mss4ays Wsdsssays,
SAtssdsys ss Dspsts received ben eeah Vssd
aad Atsrsss allowed a tie as sf dr Pr ss.a pr s5ss
NATaANIEL ELLIS ". ". OWENS, ViosFrsadssh
osiims r. sxIfa. ssoseap- .-L.L.LL - 80
EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, sH SIXTH
n. ssS q HOipxfJ WEDHEsoAr, IA aAfuRDAY HvDuH6s
no 70 oclschsssy ass~asA NOW Aavs interest OCTOBER
B-Dr.s LssSos and Royal Dssk q Iressd In Il 81
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NEw-Y0RK SAVINGS BANK, Eghth- h-ave,
: 90: g: s. & & a ss e;t: sss E 8 s 81 g s t's n.
VNHiRD AVENUE eAV1kGA RANK-Cerner
l. ntya eye - r.saESxaA o. tsly t.ah+ 49,
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New-York tribune., 1871-09-29

PEORIA and ROCKISLAND RAILWAY
OF ILLINOIS.
First Mortgage Bonds --- 81, 500, 900
Capital Stock 2,o0O,ooV
,h COMPL ETED Road 81 nesIn essth ssaseetng Tho In
pOr,.a. eise, Of Peo. River and Poc Moline aud
Davenport On the Mississippi Davenport the opposite bank u Ss
River cor By railway bridge s ha l tbs ross S's
laid July ls and the lire and being operated "isa
ereedas an anasesa In srdes place apSn ne rod s
ax. sq.pneat sess ier The business ossrd and 70 sss'
dspot engine machine shops ke eaa any o e
b.s. on rosas est asred Of iss phs Cs"panJ
os.r thrsash psder.e 900 convertible frs nef'ss goa
bonds which cover entire property Of the Company and less than
sroo per .a. PRESENT PRICE, ~ 1L'., AM AZ ~
interest payable IN coin 1t fewfofh Or London nee M oups
payable February and August lHt
This road opened local vel ss through fae
psv csefed Win prove the pisbis The WS aves ~
section Of country aauI1"ssd in rahy Of sou sna %
cultural resources already sAiy populated and high state Of ea
t,.o This eye, from he fsct that every section Of as
rosd passes through cultivated e and sourihns towns and WI
lax.s large y and aatbs river ct each end hnefd'
ben hsssrs ssnsraeed aossA aa.ss sA 'aaF
ty,ted REGIONS eount consequently have had Dat he
local to depsnd usa several after eonstes Bat &
p,ora ard Ross Isa.l Railway antshn COMPLETED road
with NO PARALhEL COMPETING LINE, and
RUNS THROUGH ONE OF THE kiCHEsT AGaa- OK.
CULTURAL, MANUFACTURING, AND MOST POP
ULOUs DISTRICTS IN THE WEST. Thas Ills certain
tia. tls local ady than sseugh to stan The road
vh the through unlimited s connections arc nuer0a'
which can b seen BY glance st the map.
This rssd grand hak which Of the principal a
s.,usEss and Gysrss 70 ali parts Of the continent
We nhss the sttsuaos d investors 10 this iosn Beas with
~ wealth an resources county dong the Bne OF this rls
,ns A MENBER OF OUR FIRM HAVING MADE
CAREFUL. EXAMINATION OF THE ROAD AND
ITs PROPERTY, WE GAN WITH THE UTMOST
COINCIDENCE RECOMMEND THE BONDS As IA
PRIuY kxCURITY, pszabls s IN ersry psrteslAz. .
An marketable received in exchange at fn rates. and bonds
delivered 70 si psrs ofhs eoensy u uyrsst eha.y
Nsps ea.,s with fa psreshn sssssts The road f1niAed
o. by the .nderrnsd Financial Agents the Company
New-York tribune., 1871-09-29

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New-York tribune., 1871-09-29
NatiOnal Savings i Bank

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New-York tribune., 1871-09-29

City Bank shares sold follows: Manhattan Bo;
Central National loe1; Metropolitan 1l; and Bank OF
Republic I1S The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-09-29

Jackson Co. Missouri EIGHT PER CENT BONDS
for sale by w. P. CONVERSE & Co., "a Pine-st
New-York tribune., 1871-09-29

Southern PIsu b hrs.r, sales, @s seia We qscte
Bait Alsx, niIed 70 Eeod sap - 39sea
Bait Alex. md 0eorgstsvn, kKtfa and pA,Ey. 00 70
Rchnosd Couptry, kItsa ......."..'.''.''' pg %
GeoruA and Tennessee. Rrtn snd Panily..... 7~e 70
New-York tribune., 1871-09-29
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22
Tree Planting.

BY all means, devote day or two this
fall, and the sooner the better, to the trans.
planting Of trees to beautiiy and improve your
premises. Not only set out fruit trees, from
which to gather in after years luscious pears
and apples but set trees and shrubs about
your garden house and walks, for the pur-
pose of shade and ornament. A day or twos
time with the help of the boys, in digging,
and the team in hauling from the woods, will
secure many fine tree and the beauty and
attractiveness Of your country home will be
greatly added to by every one you set. Mix
in the different sorts so as to secure variety
be careful in removing and setting, stake Sc
surely to avoid injury from the wind, and the
number Of trees that fail to grow will be few
Almost every farmer loves to set trees
about the house. and while the work of set.
ting them may be made so light a task, we
often wonder more country houses are not
made beautiful by their presence But in
planting, avoid the error of setting too close
to the dwelling, aud do not place evergreens
where they will shut put the glorious sunlight
These should form screen or wind break, as
protection from the cold sweeping, north.
west winds Of winter A gentleman about
sixty years Of age-not a farmer, but who
owns hall-acre garden in a cty--in giving
us some account of his place not long since
regretted over and over again that he did not
commence to plant trees and beautify his
place when a young man, He said he did
not plant a tree or set vine until he was
more than forty years old. And the regrets
be made were deep and sincere Think Of
this, young farmers, and lose no time in set
ting out few trees this fall They will be
growing while you are sleeping. --Maine Far,
mer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22

Cider, in order to keep pure and perfect,
must not be meddled with Make late in the
season what is wanted to be kept aud keep
outdoor. When the weather gets quite cold
and winter sets in, cover with some material
that will prevent severe freezing. We get
this from the practice of one Of our neigh
bors, who always treats his cider in this way.
Sometimes he merely gets his barrel on the
ground and lets it snow under, but usually
puts it in an outbuilding or outside platform,
covering with old carpet or blankets. Inside
the barrel for an inch or more thick crisp
frost will form, leaving the cider improved,
as it is the water that freezes, and the con-
geaed surroundings will keep the cider from
fermenting. During the winter it is used,
and in the spring is excellent Mr.. Hawn,
the neighbor spoken of, is known for his eli.
der. This cider is kept perfectly, retains its
body, and if not made late, when quite cold,
will ferment a little so as to give it briskness,
which will be retained, but not increased -
The life is not taken out as with drugs, which
also generally impart their flavor. Cider
made from sound and proper apples cannot be
improved by any favor that may be impart-
ed to NEEDLE with it is to hurt it, Rotten
apples hurt it wormy apples make it bitter !
well.1ayored apples and sound are wanted to
make the best aud a superior quality of this
healthful drink. Fl G.. Cuitirator.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-11-22
rnn nrsr COW IN rrRIL

Old Farmer n. h a stingy man,
lie Keeps al he gets, ana he get All he cam
ny all his friends he Is said TO be
A. tight a. the bark on young birch tree
lie goes 70 church, and he rents pew
But the dimes that he gives TO the Lord are few
" he gets TO heaven with the good and great
lie viii he let In at the smallest gate.
Now, Farmer b., besides drsgs and plough'.
Keeps q number Of very hne calves and COWS
lie makes no butter, but sends by express
Tho milk TO the city = thirsiness.
What do the city folks know about milk
They arc better judges d cloth and sin
Not man who buys, I'd vow, can tell
n watcr It not, or water II we'll.
II they do not know, then Where's the sim
{ will put the sparkling water in.h
Thus talked TO himself old Farmer r..
How mean he IL, young and old can see
one night II was dark, Oh. fearfully dark
The watch dog mover came out 10 bark
Old Farmer y. In bis bed did snorc.
When rap rap, rap nearly shattered hi, door'
Aud voice cried out with hnsty BREATH
" Your best COW, ncighbor, Is choking 70 death
Clipping VI the end Of q rousing snore,
Farmer b. bounded out on the bedroom noor
And me midnight voice was heard no more.
Tie pulled on his pants he knew not how,
For his thoughts were all on the choking COW
lie few 10 the yard like n frightened deer,
For bis stingy soul was filled with fear
Looking around by his lanterns light
He found that the cows were there All right
Il will give a dime" cried Farmer b.,
" To know who played that trick on me
May the hand he stif and the knuckles sore
That knocked tonight on my farm house door
with scowl on his face and shaking head,
Farmer b. again sought his nice, warm bed
No good thoughts came, they we're all o,erpoWefcd
The little good nature he had had soured
When he went to water his milk next day,
The midnight voice seemed again TO say,
As he pumped away with painting breath
" Your best cow neighbor, is choking 70 death
The moaunr Of this he soon found out,
For q stone was driven In the old pumps spout
Old Farmer b. when he drives T. town,
Now meets his Beigbors with a savage irown
They smile, and ask A. they kindly bow,
" How getteth along the best COW now!n