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New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
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FIRST MORTGAGE SiNEE,H ] gND LAND GRANT BoNDS
OF TIE
ST. JosEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY,
IL DENOMINATIONS OF $1,000, $40 AND 800, can
he obtained from the undersigned through the
principal banks and bankers throughout the United
States
These Bonds are being rapidly absorbed by in
vcstors and capitalists and but small amount re-
main untalicn. The security behind them is ample
i'll every particular they constitute first and
only mort gage trunk lirr Of railroad which will
soon connect the City IF -. Joseph Mo. ian impor
tart railway CENTER, with the Union Pacific Rail-
road at Fort Kcarncy materially shortening the dis
tancc between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts In
addition TO this, the Bonds have further security in
the fact that there is included in the Mortgage the
Companys magnificent Lands, amounting to 1,joO-
600 acres known to be among the st in the United
States. The Mortgage indcnturo prohibits the sale
of these Lands at less than -Four AZ Dollars per acre.
and payable to the Trustees under the Mortgage for
the clear and express purpose of retiring these Bonds
The amount thus realized exceeds the entire amount
of Bonds which can be issued, and leaves the road
property and franchises free.
The Bonds have thirty years to run. with interest
at Eight Per Cent Free of Tax, payable February
and August in each year.
Both principal and interest are payable in gold.
The principal in New-York The interest in either
NewYork, London, Frankfort on the Main, at the
option of the holder without notice, and in the gold
currency of the country in which they presented
They are coupons or registered.
Trustees-Farmers' Loan and Trust Company
Maps, circulars, documents, and full information
furnished on application.
Though acting as GscntS for the sale Of this lodn our
firm buy and sell in their regular business the bonds Of
the st. Joseph and Denrer City Railroad Company those
Of The Eastern Drision being quoted from 1Ol TO
lO2 and accrued interest These Were originally placed
BY us al 97l. TANNER Co.. Bankers.
No. Ii WaA-st
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEpsEsDAr, Nov -BzEyis-Rscep 10 yes.sdy and II
to-day all The
Me for 'etps I've rOei atsS S.e .nd pee q the .' "es
Lt o. The markets.
there and the prospects for the fiue We at
tribute everything the Chicago bat
really trivial aud Of ,s1 abort
durstsn eUneerucd With tie prO
which prevailed throughout the
tire for mans pest. and consequence xAeh feeders sA
been psd s< aocks and Aeris
whether marketable condition not not too mgeh ars esI Ho
e 10 this and hSs bsn pdebed Tor IN IT
regular upsashe supply Of stock Since WEDNESDAY hers 20
been tr 6Olh In Chicago aud many iwporA diso
Ws that within sho ue e
uecs supply wa be rhOmDs and With H. that sI ppy &
eseHhert Will maeslr decline u ev AZ t
needed ehatEs Wtu shippers and y ~ ~
we'll al the patience snt judgment they eas as
wanted and ksspAs Tie supply they c4A within " p
bic demand q
SHInr LAaH Arrivals yesterday fasi WITH HSl
essat Pcny eEhthsl asd sr a ForHhtI S .annT ~
falsd arm oSpg 70 NE hen
hi lambs nAss hIher s beng rachsd lSs so -i ~
uAshahgvd goos gsag oR really She pooi Sh r,a, ~
SAlss ySSsvsshlAA vss blsNa MAJ ~ hs1s "'A''"
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
OFFICE OF FISK e. HATCH,

BdhkerB and FindRc1H HgfhB OF NE HesdtfdKe ana
Ohio Railroad Co.. No. 8 EAssAU-sT., NEw-YORK
The rails are being laid on the Western Division
of 100 miles Of the Extension of this great East and
West Trunk Line. which In q short time will be
ready for travel and traffic, and to commence tho
transportation Of Kanawha coal to the Ohio River.
The earnings Of the Eastern Division of 227 miles,
as local road, awaiting the completion of the Mid
die Division Of 100 miles, will reach this yenr nearly
sSOoOOo The total cost Of the entire road, and the
large equipment required for Its mineral and through
Lafiic will be fully sSOOOOOOO. The total amount
Oh the FIRST MORTGAGE Bonds, which we are now
seihns Ia FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS, of which only
about four millions remain unsod. the proceeds of
which, with the Cash on hand. viii be ample for tho
completion Of the entire line. Tho inducements
they ofer to investors perfect security great
popularity. aud high price whom the road 10 In.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

ished the same rate Of interest rs FIvE-TwENTIES;
principal and interest both payable in United States
gold coin in Ncw-York City; their present low
prco g3 and accrued interest,", 90 per cent less than
Five-Twentics, with equally certain payment OF in
terest and principal.
We recommend them to our friends and customers
with the same confidence with which we have al
ways recommended tho UNITED STATES GOVERN
MESr and the CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS.
We continue to buy and sell CENTRAL PACIFIC
BONDS, and fully expect they will in time, reach the
price of Five-Twenty Bonds. They are dealt in at
the principal money centcrs of the world; the com
many have none left and can issue on their
Main Line, as the amount was fixed by act of Con-
Qress at So5 100; the property pledged to secure
tbe bondbolders is worth fully one hundred millions;
the net receipts Of tho road for the year will bo
ncorlv three times the interest payments thereon.
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO BONDS are issued in
S1OO $500. 81 OOO either coupon or registered; In
tcregt six per cent gold payable May and November
Tho CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS arc all ofSl 600 each /;
interest six per cent god payable January and Juy
in ; WORK City.
Deposit accounts of banks, bankers and others re-
coivrd. ON which we allow four per cent interest
Checks payable on presentation, without notice. thc
same as at National Bank. FISK q hAIch'
HARVEY Fish.
A, S, HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

- DOMESTIC hARHETs vt,r,, ,oz,,,-
FgI tss Sm western Family s. VJa ~ 81 beat x,aI Amo
@ SS - sS SS @ IT, " i 0 Tco,o IN, N, Wn,s SorS
i2r.; Yebw, iO dull 4GG Po'E"D' unchanged
D., r - No, a. ., - ed IA o., f. ,.qod g. N
r. t HG,; Ri H. n me ;,G,, a., go ~
tons 9TeIi tGr o to God IN ~ u III 'N s'5 TpaLo
5j ,G gririDu, Ttss PorS al a; Ls, a. oar yc,y xsio
.y,,,ra aui wescn Rci 81 5.aSl S. hye3-e snail go.
p pt".' ,o"e', t % " ~, Nv ;1;s o =. yr,,o,1i
da!l; irrts, l7,a iJc: Raaned I3!c
bCpFALo A. .Io' .a re -, 1' I'M -
SainIsStBy s 80 tH.s, Is l Ior H. v, aah; Oa1
m Oo, eG'r' r X r. T' p,n 'y & -, q, t 10 NJ
waukee Clnb At Gig. Corn aioI. lc
@ S @ s eaS G. S E S.: Td 1T s e. ... G. a s s St
ern at 4Oc Other articles unehsuEI.
No. Svnng; +3 Is for Anfr WGter; - ;r WTs @aeri 20
for 6oaSe wheat quiet H~a.,e lob he a. Corr
Ir 10 ,rsb gc Bay ose qc a m Ersl 81 20 for Bo,sd
= 5, for Un}s! t.c.t Miec! p4,nio ,to $;gS "a
Canal Frs hts heat D. Barer C SttIrz. ,!4lc
Any; Laer, - IS tol lud,on IS 70 ke.ors sal,o.d
Rre%n-! O bush Wheat a go bush Ba ry Lumber
SApraels-jO bush. Wheat. 75O OIsh barley, c"o i'e'
MT.rypg Nov 1-F1ou quiet and urcl-go. wlcat s.rsdvI
-, tIt .,a oger. No 2 Me- ,c Re- ii eri tachsng
RI r. yi.l ~ n.J o.er, So iI &C. Fasa Itc Ba1y,
w.; sf ,oi iii F,g, y ,s.I I,p, leat
ISrTIg Nov PioGS - ~ Gr ,saoe POs 4u ,d
ShoateTs 0Js So. nc, ,,.,, ,,,,.. Y.
siSd" i,@er gk M1eJ &C.; MAei U4ai7l; Be- asAeI
ic'f,.cam pncls@:si: ..e,o...-, ,y,...
ChciNNATi HoE u 'r ~, ar, IN i, ar.,s,t a,
& 1 fi oGsaS' Ss% s &c 5ni' y e. s
Barr dai and anhaay a. @ C. rr Pf' G i' e "a si to:
en- I' srh ms Sizes, sac loi.,' :G2sqlls5, sla
7 Sides a5sc Live Ho7 10 g2S4 1cTas,G at 81 sSi saSi So
ceps 900 head Cattein far demand and higher al
Nl.Szy fC' and unchanged Al O'c' 49,, - e. -s,o
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 1--P. VI.

The faint indications Of activity noted in TIE
stock market ,sfcrday, have to-day yccd I" mat IN
yincIbc duln",s which has ruled for the last few days
The market opened steady AT abont tho larS, olh'iu
1l1cs Of l?st uht, and soon DEVELOPED Corsidrra"l'
STRENGTH though raining irregular u;til the first ho; q"
since which tino with or two innItoriai yiedlh
the General lir has been strong the advance rom th
lowest 70 tho ighc,t point in he DAYS transactions h'irE
about ono 10 one and half per c,H These variations
have been pretty frequent certain a'Fdcd
brilliant opportunity for that cas, OF brokers on the
street dcnounatcd rs Eighth cHserS" to make Their
little turns" OF such operations has the market To-
day been composed, 10 notable movement being ap-
parcnt anywhere. pretty fair business was done IN
the Western Unon Tclc-laph, Parulc Mail, Like SA'r'
New-York Central North Western Common, Wabash ANA
Rock I,land tat IN the rest Of the list trade was mSig
nrant We note saCs OF Boston, Hartford and Erie AZ
2I Chicago and Alton, l3; G. G. and l. g., ~; Della
ware Iarkawanua ard Western, 1867; and Albany ana
Susuuchanna Gsy. Miscellaneous and Express shares
were neglected. The following table SHOWS the highest
s,f. .tiv x
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
COTTON MARKETS,

MoBrLE Nov L-Cotton dull; MJdlings Eld3c reeeps
b,s IposOaStNie, Clio bales. sales. 800 bales Stock
1888 bales. ...
GANhroS Nov lCo;ton easier Good Or7Ty, Edl5scj net
receipts 100 bales; sales 1850 ba'esi stock y > bales"
MENPHs Nov. -COon unsettled Aiugs I7lc receipts 2+e
bales
BosroN lCoon quiet; Hdfings l9c net reeeipn TO
bales; gross 75S bales sales 800 GFm bales
Nov. l-Cottou qut buI AdnCs, Dtdl8le
receipts 81 bales 3 bales eIpoeOastSie - balssi
sales. PSI bales; stock, 2,l9j bales
NEW ORLEANS Nov lCo.tOu active At full prices; !drs siD
2l7 bales 3J4 bI-s;
Continent 1918 bales 70 Hamburg 20 hes Hare Do bales
Santander 100 bales; sales. JOO lee; tOcE 5J bales
Sr Louis i-CottOn nominal Unchanged hddings7i
CINCINN,7 Nov. Lotion dul and UEchaage Mdilng+ lie
NV L-Cotton quiet bus hrner hdugs tc receipts
ITO bales; sa'rs. 800 bales.
NoRYoLk l-COtton steady Low Mdlngs i7Gl5le; net
1871 bQeS; eIpoT-coasiwHe 1873 baes sales AO Gaes
STOCK. T,l75 bales
PHILADELPHk. Nov. 1-CottOn Erm; Mdlin7S 9i l9,c
WILMINGTON, Nov lCO;on qaet; M1diLg, lSc receipts
80 bales: sales - bales; stock. 2510 baeA
CuARLEsrOS Nov Cotoa quiet Nddlings, Eic net TeepS
l472 bales; sales 100 bales; stock 1924 bales
Lor:syrLE. Nov. l--Cottou steady; Middings, lee.
Nov Lection firm SHd good demanl; M!dine',
bales Br
France baes vi bSssj sales 2lOO bales
bales
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

Railroad bonds dun, except on the Pacihc mort
cages which are strong and fairly active Unions sofa
Freely as follows Union 1st mortgage, at SCI to st;
Land Grant 75t and Incomes, 7Gi to 76i For the Ce
trail Pacihcs unusually sharp demand was reported
for both domestic and foreign the bids at the close here
being 1914 Rock Island per cents sold at 0ll and lists
OF n J. Central 1924 We hear OF active demand for
the per cent od bonds of the st. Joseph and Denver
City Railroad Company. The following tho bids for
railway bonds:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

Foreign Exchange has been weak and dcmoralzed I'M
der the scarcity and arrangements Of cash cOll and
prime CO days bills sold, il is said, "a low los! net.
Money has been easy to-day at about seven per cent
the ruling rate the quotations ranging at six and
seven. Rates for commercial paper irregular and
sales reported at 10 TO u per cent for selected sna
tures We hear Of considerable trouble in the affairs Of
the Long Island Steam Sugar Rcfna- Company, with
prospect of suspension according to reports the ha-
bties s75OOO fully $2tOOCO in excess of the cap
ita The books of the Company now being exam
incd hv experts and the Trustees meet tor The
Company large buyers OF moasscs at pretty high
prices and the decline IN the price Of late caused the
present embarrassments 1t has givcr To consider
able gossip in commercial circles.
The Treasury received proposals to the rmOunt Of
$C9oO at ls to 49, for the purchase Of onds today
and bought million at llllS TO lllI5 The details
follows:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
RECEIPTS OF PRODrCF.

N0rh Rrtr VTssfLs N~lTonde
Nov lis pkRs Ashes 80 bales broom Coin pkg Bscsva1
bales Cotton bb Copper 7G7 Gales Copper Ie2 pga
P aas hhs HvQs Il g Flour 59JsS WHEAT Aos
hnb Com 21OG 10 2s9 buh Barley,
feed 80 bbl Beans 100 bags Fax ee os essb Peas 55 b6
Hs, i3a s0s Meal OAaes ~ bs Hemp 20o bss-
SJ Hides bales Hides C3 ieS Lsssher 10 6e Tar 4 b6
Rosp pkn OH Cake ~! pkgA Bel lf3 pkgS CT McA SO
pkgs Lard ~ keys Lard los DkgL sissB 7 pgH bser tS9
pkes Cheese Of Pkg. Tow, 70 baS Peaaas IS pssa Ice lG0
pkgs Starch 2 ga Tea - hhds Tobacco w pkga obo ss
bba WhskY, as baLes Wool
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

Tic Philadelphia stock market was steady TO-DAY;
PENNSYLVANIA Gs sold at lOG Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road "A; Reading Railroad. 53s; and Pennsylvania Rail
road, CO. Gold closed at ~.
The earnings OF the Pacific Railroad OF Missouri Tor Inc
third week October, 1871 $500, and third week
I'm October 1870 s7 $780, increase for the week, 5000 and
for the current year. S9O,S7o
Ddll Huadcy csq for the pas; IS years tho lOnnrrd
and CnirrlI, rrrSIr' u The Panama Railroad CON-.
parv having this day retired from the ccr, Tie l":d
oi d.. crfurs a. Il SI,, al meet x: u"aj n"y ri"ctI
los, nh r. Jul C, Iats Wee re. dCEt and SrrretI to-
the p~iion Preside Mt, and Nit JOHN kcrl'l 10 u ~
SECRETARY. Mr. l!oatlCy remains mcmbcr ot IL" Board
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.


NORTHERN PtrItIC SEvEN-THIRTGFs.
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUArY AND July.
EXEMPT FROM UNITED STATES TAN.
No SAFER INVESTMENT in the market, or one
YHIrING LARGER INCOME. 5-2)s and all market
able Securities received i'll exchange at Current
Rates.
A $1,000 FIvE-TwENTY HoND will buy Sl,lt0
NORTHERN PuIFICs upon which Il steady gold in-
tercst Of g. 10 is secured 4" The holder.
We recommend ;l 50 Eoui. With the utmost con-
fdcncc to Capitalists, lnyc,tOIs Savings Banks, and
the public generally.
JAY COOKE & Co..
No ~ Wallst., y. Y
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
RrrvvI1o LIVE STOCK MARKEr-Soy l..

Cste-Receipts making %
tin lat week nset less prccs SLa !ow"i holders
ouIug gbt supply; sales 2S Ohio nom Lug 1872
nouus 6 40 Indiana ranging loo TO 40 pouhds,
s5 5 l premium lntlna see raugng rm le4S 70
SIS rounds at $6 asa x6 SO 81 Illinois, from 20 " lo
poun At 81 6O6S4 20 Sheep and Lsmbs-kePs fI6 head
market active; prices higher sales lll had diana eep rang
inQ rom 5C0$5i lis NeTlork sh 10,
4S Michigan rang ny from Is 70 81 ~ Il 81 81 20 CAasd,
ranging % 50; ~ Canada bS ranug
from Sc 25d SO So HogsRfce pts head maIles
buyers and sellers buyes gntnv odenHg $40
meGium good sales "a bead 81 Is 81 80 for good
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

State bonds were lower ON South Cardinal which da
cned to SEQ for the new issues auuary and JuIv and
70 IS for those Of April and October North Carollna
oa aho receded fraction Tennessees were heavy and
declined to e6 Missouri being steady and Virginia.
quiet. The following were the bids.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LIVERPOOL. Nov llQyD -coiol opencd fn s. The oltu
ing quoisiOns: Mddung Upa.s, q h dhhg o'1"M ~
LIyERPOOL Nov l-lJJ m-C"u0u s.Siy Bof ht6 y %
LiyERPooL nov l-ItHp m-Coton cnsed E'aiyi hhhg VI
lands Mdng Orrabs, St; Safs Of the da I'o bale
400 for speculation and export Com. 1878 quaf'sr
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
Coleman Benodct's closing quotations were:

There has been large AMI active business to-day III
gold with all TIE rates at l2~l'? the FrG
lar way, though cash transactions were reported from
to per cent higher the difference representing the re-
quircupns Of the borrower. In Other Words cash gold
waa difficult TO obtain and borrowers who rcqurcdit to
lake deliveries, compelled to pay }; 3o2 90 533
oct jIG :, 90 J. and ~ per cent. for its use ono"
day Thu, the borrower pays g. 80 Tor The OF $1,000
gold until tomorrow. This scarcity results from the
small amount Of November interest called for 412oNW
and the outlet Canada TO which p0in, coin has Of late
been RENTED 70 quite extent tn" uncovered short
interest is very ,IICc, ard a good many time leans
mature November IL made some time agd. or those
paid to-day the parties T. whom hr god was coming
declined TO renew the loans and gold became scarce in
consequence, the street supply is inadequate 70 the
daily requirements. The coupons on hoLdS held abroad
detached on the 18th yet arrived in important
amounts. The exports Of specie were $1,000 Tie
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank as fol-
lows old cleared, SOL OOO; gold balances 3557S9;
currency balances A5l7,jO6. The following were the
,rint
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
EDWARD IIAIGHT e. Co.,

No Walls e, recommend the bonds OF the
RQNDoIT AND OSwEGO RAILROAD
In exchange cr j-2Cs The investor ADDS p per cent
to his capital and A.! to his income.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
Mem 11nblioations.
IMFPICAN PHOTOLITHOGRAPH co. IS
"A OFFICEbss been reaovei to No. IO3 F9lton-st =
DUBLISHED THIS DAY:
NBw NOVEL BY TIE AUTHOR or RUTLEDGE"
DIEIJARn VAN DJGRNIARC'K

NBW NOVEL BY TIE AUTHOR or "RUTLEDGE'
RICHARD VANDERMARCK.
By ts. author Of lu,edre" The su,neand." vol lanO.
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WIDt sn,rcsr manly and attractive fellow. German
tut figures largely these three the principal cbsract' The
story opens quietly enough begins gather interest and not
many pages VIII e willing lay the book down
tu susAea Although times dealing in trrr adventure and
vii, the mos, intense Of which te human heart is
capable scarr,y single aud the
- taken picture life gong about here in
New York Cav snsr dry.
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thrilling adventures Of travellers the Pyrepees the Andes
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

A YOUNG LADY, frst-class, teacher of vocal
N and uus the Rrsneb and dermsn hnaga voah
EXCHANGE LYssoNs for BOARD teiyl D. d.. Ponds Music
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AED MINNESOTA
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for
saI at 80 and interest by HENRY CLEwS & Co..
No. q Wall-sl. Ncw-YOrk.
JACKSON Co. Missouri EIGHT PE2 CENT BONDS
for sale by w. L. CONVERSE & Co., 81 Pine-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
THE MARKETS.

WFnvVsDAY Nov, T. IgI!
TCarrhlly Reportsi for TIE lHInUNg.I ..-
ASES-Pots dull 1J IS IS Pearls quiet at % 90
~ IS. ,-, =. L..
COTTON advanced last evening but limited demand to-day,
sales t'1S ba a. oo Ast eSenEl
Of ~ consumption AMI 20 Tor
alton has declined about t16c from
ps has rui steady; sales we're 1 iO.o" on
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

has ruIi scadyi we're OO"s oh
bass " 30" N''S rp Sg ss5. Antama Rev Orleans rs,
6: 6: $:::: $::::: / 4
COFFEE dull Of sales quotations usele,s An
I eT' T M T SFy% nd a. for t f % ia Fmy grade.
ar d dali and Sr5 but sodd S0psae sales. aG
Socr etbt 81 7,a H. st OOd Sc 40
So ga ga Is o9S S SGn"SaS9o SSSaaS... 81. $50 20
SUITE SUITE f, .Sc sP ao ia ia e AG %S. Y wG a' Extra S; o0 "
%s Sa',ss Ei' 3o% 70 nso 0RS lad 80 % Mica s3S
r Ss @ o~ 1 4 F:s: F::: P1; Rs Il: Il: s. s. 70 I:
Ohio MCb..., Gcnesec Extra brands G 5j
Bat Alex an ',ecfe,oTH. Extra llaslo99
S:s ssi i?Ss f:s:.:. I;, W. IS IS
Ss ss 81 81 IS IS PS s.si sn "a ssass ,,
Com Mcll jersey - IS Meal Brr. 81 IS
c.[q Me-. %w % % s Corn Meal b. 'a ' 70 20 %
Flour is Da at 81 aOu$3 10 for State and 50 i59
rl'Ilr>hc Ra, b.eu moderate moyogeDi all line,
@ ncns to ,v we're: 70 Liverpool BY .team $500 Grain
Iy 81, Cotton ia56d and 100 bags Of Clover Seed,
SO bale. Of Co,Cn at &c., sa 2Co ics Lard at SD
. Y cotton at d. sail The chaps Se-t British bis With
2OO D5 Rtnncd Petroleum Gibraltar M for CF and Mste IaneaD
& or AHssTg A. o. g. 3D. s sSa 5 R"s ss wG @ S OG DyTe Ee %
Wheat 1sSt and the market ,. s fs3s G
Sd At III s for So Ccago Sppg ~ for Chicago
4. Sss., D. e !: j % Tns.. 81 s.: s
C5ad, W. u o. Bay M M,t dull a .sss S SG bush
Sc 5O BE- Black aisc; Western Mixed soq5oc
Ss m Il. ere cS,s % & S Se e G0 wssP ass % S.s e 'n 5 5
southern White 0 for Choice O and s3c 70; New d.
s s5 & pi S1S Is'. SIS
S64SsEs @ sim quiet and the oIs tame Fo
5oas sS & aai %@asoa Vi
81 Hs,' IS nd Sa more fJ @ SS f At - S oSa $os 81 o
- 75 Tar Light supply and wanted a: - 81 -
sS CTad Oh, :it1 sls steady GsHhsdsn quiet
than vas supposed and holders srn which
consists mainly Of Me'; % % SS S S2 ~ for NINE New Mess
market da bills Mess spot sl3 1nd y 66.
Plain M and *!oa Y for EItrs Me-. Tsrce Beef dull
quote sl6a sls 70. Prime Mess and $isG $0 for ndi IN Mess
for New Cut Mats are very a1et sale Of aGCS ,eJ city
Long c Sofs: : Sf:::
S ssH FsaI sas SS si @ S'i:
Long Clear Sc for Short CleaT Dressed Hog, ar: S,I;
me :s1!s s': ass Or d
aaf aa y .ae. 1 5GE r. ks ss s s sS @ future delivery Inc
general market has been vhou. animation
60 Lower and q IS uppe; tCI spot
% " T s s% C1s S Of % Dbl S 1 @ I If Sy.S IS 9
21i quoted 23d2c In Philadelphia done
M evening settlement Of and sales reported Of
3oo bb spot rang frOm Ec 23i closing at the lower
figure to-day beard Only bbS. last halt November a. 1c
h
RCE-Ney grades Of Foreign also
very strong sas Carolina d8tc 8 ncy retail lots
and l7s bags Eas lnda at 63a7Ic.
SUGAkS-RAws only made about "
boxes Havana lOic RefDed inactive all rSies
quote Harris III a 2}c. AHd SoR III Ql2c
SkEDs-Cover very l 90 hsgs $50 bags deV
each iu November, life. Timothy unchanged
STEARlE steady; sAles, f0G tea At l0tc.
TALL0W acaVe sales 0oUo Sc for Common and DC for
Pnme.
WHISKY Iousri sass 100 bbls a, O2Ic
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
uAKNf1 I 4 lDhi
A. S. HATCH.

The PEORIA AND Rock ISLAND PER CENT FIRST
MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE GOLD BoND' may now DO
obtained from the undersigned, and from banks ana
bankers throughout the country, at
NINETY AND ACCRUED INTEREST
They arc secured by mortgage ON VI mics OF
conpLricd road connecting the cities Of Peoria ana
Rock Island and having navigable river at caeh end
The Road forms part Of short through route from
the Atlantic to the Pacific roads, and tsnet earnings
are largcyin excess of te interest on the total issue
of bonds, which is about S1GJ00 per nile The busi
ness offered is sufficient to pay large dividend on
the capital stock, making the Bonds absolutely sa1o
and \ very desirable investment.
Maps and pamphlets furnished containing tnil par
ticulars, by TURNER BROTHERS. IA Nassau-st
TIE WrsT WISCONSIN RAILWAY IL now very
nearly finished and trains will be running through
from T0rnah 20 St Paul early in November. lie earn
C, Of the Road from local traffic on the completed
oItion constitute already profitable business: ana
arrnu.lucnts aud cOanCC ,IOn3 are about perfected
which will make il the (irc&t All Line RontC from
Chicago TO the Northwest, eitcciIng saving of
more than 100 miles over the present route. Inc
Bonds are First MOr+ga on tho road itself ana on
2 valuable Land Grant of 1000CCO acre.. Iney bear
interest in gold at the rate Of per cent per annum,
and arc sold now at 20 and accrued interest IN cur,
r,ncy hy WHITE, MORRIS x CO., IS Nall-st, ana
GwYNNE. JOHNSON d DAY, Ii Wal l-st,, where
pamphlets AID further information may be obtained
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

Al.NOrOO

Government bonds were quiet and steady this morning
but closed firm the basis IISI all3 for 1868 Fisk
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02
Mem Publications.

wv 80 " ,,o ijts U' etc The hest Book
popular aghOr Another elton ready ths wTeA
DOOK on STRUCTURE, Fistula, Piles, 1mpo-
ence NSease Organs by HENRY DANIELS
n. D.. ia LeIngtopave Mailed for 70 cents
New-York tribune., 1871-11-02

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