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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-04

Forney has virtually abandoned all hopes of
the continued existence Of the republican
party. He says:
"a great political party is like corpor-
ation-relgious financial, or benevolent
If it fails in mutual confidence 1t goes into
bankruptcy or what Is verse. into contempt,
even selEcontempt. There must be forbear.
ance, friendship, and chivalry, or there can be
no success. That there 10 at present little or
none of this spirit among the republican lea.
ders, II would be- folly to deny.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-04
ARKANSAS. The New York Eguing Post.

ARKANSAS. The New York EgCNINg Post.
n Republican paper, says:
1t may be thought calamity, by many,
that the Republicans should lose Arkansas
but it is not 80 great calamity as that a state
should be threatened with anarchy by bad
men and if the Republicans in any state can
show no better title to rule than they do in
Arkansas. the sooner they give the place there
to the Democrats the better for the country,
and the better, too Cor the Republican party.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-04

NAVIGATION both on the Illinois and Missis.
sippi river was resumed last Saturday, on which
day boats arrived both at Quincy and at LII
Sale.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-04

Hains' Tovaship Organisation Law, nov edi.
Nsn. Tor sale By Osuan d Hspsman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-04

The next house, which meets on the ithlof
March, will consist of 1872 republican. and So
democrats, with II members to elect. The radi.
calls will re'e,ect speaker Blaine. and probably all
the other present officers Of the house. 1t is be.
lieved the new congress will not be allowed to
adjourn until after the return Of the San Do.
Ringo commission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-02
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR IIvERr0OL-In steamship Abyuis AM ard Hr
H. fSs IT. s ~ ii; St i ~ Is q
v;Pt w' SI ETSS S''I5eFF B.. R't ohTs,
i ys.lss, A" eAs 81. :D'a T. y ss;s
NJ LOSs5e Mr. Elmors Mis-; 1:eaaG Eng chuTeh
!oG' W. B1n AS'n Mr. and MT Again. S5s w w,' s
SGOs Nj hOe5 M and NM II Davis Mis- Leg PSv a1'sr
POR LIvRRPooL-Is sieansbip Australia Sept own McLacA
y,Tes wbo james BrDoe H. T B. HIn MT 41 s ~. Bs
burn % Low Love an Chill S John 'T s JosS cIoSR
FOR GtvKRpoO- steamship City Of BroStS Sept So-M.'
ssa nd % , Bo' Ret s" Mr. G S SS:Ss Sd Nd sT
osSsasGDe.sy james Mccain james cIcuu and William
HG:s s Tg' iSS s aN GT = S : s Henri,
haUSeey Sept 5GOOG G.ue DAVID and Lyon sbnA and
H 5 SS a.5S s
F kT 9 a T ny H Ts. w ihS w E
G'i icrt.' CGS Ecn Brown NJ Won Rspp Miller
KY K"csia"d For 4siH"3i-JeSn 4 Byi';st warren
b bHf R' Bs1 as6 two R Simpson Ss'U Albert % j. Ts B.
cso Kelly I'D wife, Henri Tranof Terrence CeHI Coy
Rqp Z ps$Gq Walton GsGTs esS Ga's James sa F1 %l
Rohiort WA WATSON Fisn Even lingo Evs..er Mis- Minnie
Faulkner Cn.s storms W. T,lscs G ch1tq David pE WI,
Urban n GrOes6e 0ber Harry Percy Wilson Percra
y2& sSy4$SSH ds.as1p San Salvador Sept sosr. B
BISs T. Dena1s P 6ensrs Mr. wiiEsns W H. badge
Bonth Miss Bouhi E. L. Lsce c. JOvehdge e. j. Walls D.
Well Miss X s. Hodge, " B Mitchell, Miss s. Wells Ar l. B.
Welch and infant Gust1ve Muller, Charles W.. MeMur'
tire Ma s s. FARMER T. O. Allen and wife, E. Allen,
MIR, J. Allen, 7. Bstesos, wife and infant, D. G. iOl
lard Mr.. B. Wallis and two infants Miss E. Walls hrA
W lams, Mrs. Blanchard Mcure Ms Hodge MN XeII
and children. H. T. Web, C. K Osgood WIN Nichols II D.
avCy r. Richards H. lockwood Morrison hTs herkle W. n
Brd MrS q. Mills and Rev. w. H. Williams Ms A.
Russ Mss Mary James Mr. Tavlor Daniel Ssyre hanAhan H.
Mc(ic ypr A. Tuly Geo w Ncshit j. Fuller Mrs d. Pu
r Albert sg, b l. Field johann Miller ThgTr9eT TfSnt,ehfF
FoR BGENEN-In Steamship haiD, sept S-CCi Wilhelm e
Ocbermauu family Dr. Frank Mecafe, j. BArd MI and nrS 9
Mosle family Louis SOmnerhof Mrs BBIne
T. HcIoll MIS- &. 4. Holbrook Joseph Bernard LoGis
Brcke j. PosenhAl Vital, Miss g. - smith,
Miss Biel SIN th wescndonk Gustav Kohn MT Jane
Savage Schachr H. Bradbury and b. Cohen,
Ms~c Prank Warner EtwAr Collins, ir hr Lima nIaer
Gcn children wilhelm BickWede Karl Fshr Jacob Ech Miss
N,ib RrrI Johann simon Master Meh Heinrich AhbOn,
B'att family Robert Splitter Miss Henrietta HARTMANN,
bliss Mnna Pes RccieUnEsruth Hes' Christian Refs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-02
SATURDAY. Sept. 3O-P. u.

The week closes on a tame and featureless
spoculaon pretty much all around, though in stocks
rather more active trade has been recorded In certain
of the prominent stocks the dealings at times were quite
lively, but as o rule the transactions were below
moderate average. Opening prices were steady and
later the market developed stronger Tone but at the
afternoon CALL the entire list yielded only TO react again
when the bank return publlshed and at the final
close leaving of weak The changes OF the day were un
important The principal dealings were in Erie, Lake
Shore Ohio and Mississippi North Western Rock Island
and Union Pacific the appearance OF AFFAIRS leading
TO the supposiuOn in some quarters that some
OF the veteran spectators were taking nyers" on
the other side Of the account proceeding frequently
noted in the street. The investment stocks were strong,
especially New-Jersey Central in which an upward
movement IT, hear, the tapis Chicago and Alton
sold at ll9; Del, Lack. and Western, 1Di 6 Panama,
g. and Fort Wayne, 99 OF the diminutive stocks b.,
H. and Erie sold at 49, and MarpOsa preferred 2sa2i
Quicksilver shares firm; l7tals for Common, and
25o3i. Pacific Mail and Western Union Telegraph were
active Canton sold at TO- The Coal stocks being strong
with sales Of Maryland at 81 Spring Mountain, 65a 0S6,
and Consolidation, I4ia45. In Express shares Adams
sold at 81 the rest OF the list being firm but dull The
following shows the highest aud lowest prices Of
t.,l,s do tod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-02
ly at s38s1 50 p 100 b.

PRRIGHTs-The all lines has been light owing 70 d
vlneed views Of The to-day were 10 liver
pool steamer 500 bush Corn at I'D dllid 1000 boxes Cheese at
3 Bacon 100 oa Beef al 100 hhda Tslow
tea by 50 tuns oil Cake at S. To HAyr Is tons
Provisions i b. To Antwerp 800 pkgA Provisions at Cos
charters Italian brig with $50 Gram 70
Cork g. 3D. 3D. of direct British ship Of 100 tuns
with general Liverpool on private terms An tan
With ora Grain 70 Cork for ORDERS and United Kingdom at
American ship Of 300 register chartered with gene
Conup private North German Bark TO
arrive with 800 bbl Refined the Baltic private
terms British brig with % bb& Refined d. from Philadelphia
10 Liverpool direct Ia a..
GRAN-Ou wheat market the past week has been distinguished By
activity though without considerable
We reduced stock In store nstesd oil
adding usual this but think shall have fair supply
ssns corresponding week lAt The quantity
on The cans. 1913 bushels which is moderate for
The advance since last has been ga M on Spring
and Amber Winter and 66l0c White Winter
for Wheat and under stronger private adVoes
Liverpool Spring and He'd and Amber Winter better
Bprns easier choice strong atthe advances With large
future In both Winter and Spring choice White bet
ei 81 for Spring 81 es 50 Tor No Chicago Spring 81 So
Milwaukee the latter arhVei 81 81 for No dol
SO for Red WESTERN 81 $50 81 Y for Amber do the latter
81 70 for Amber State 81 730S1 "a for White
IS for Amber Michigan; rs for White Canadian
In bond 1919 81 for White Gen Barley heavy sales q 500
bush chiefly Western private terms Bsrsy Malt do sales 200
bush at sl oS9sl 10 for CITY and 81 S@s1 ~ iO[ ss@
for Mixed 5ds4c for Whites 4S6sOc for Blao Western MIed at
5305te for White and 5c store
STATE RyeS 1900 bush Western at &c., and State at
better demand sales al 300 bush western
closing lie do Wh Southern White at s5c for New
f,rO in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-02
IPOErs PROM SEPT. l., 1871, TO DATE.

UAY-Shpping Is nrner at 81 l09 81 Isl retail lots active At
al Od 50; Hay &c., and Clover at 7Od8Oc for New.
quiet $d 81 Us for Long Rye; sOdac for Short and S for
Dat
MOLAssgs-Porgn grades unchanged Domestic fair demand at
full prices; sales, Us bbls New Orleans at s. D5sc.
NAVAL STORBSSpii urpentne has ten less active sales 5
bbs ami 80 bbls arrive Csc closing 606oc on spot
Rop continued 10 sell quite freely chiefly small lots sales
go bb So So 3 bbl Good Strained 81 %
ga Gas hbs Eoa aus ~ Is 800 bbls Pale at 81
us bba So and so bbA do 81 IS Tar steady
Is bba IWimnOn g. and IS bb Washington at E$3 III for
small bbls. ,o.-o, 49,,
O-Cty Lnseed 6m 83d84c for casks and Sid8S for bb
Msnhalen quiet Fish Oils steady. Other Oils dull
for Pork has been general at times
offerings and later with attainment In the inquiry,
yielded with considerable ireguaty the sales This
future has been larger but changeabe sges The
Of Hogs Chicago and the prices current have
ed Influence and Checked the disposition to opente for
delivery To-day there good demand for Pork 70 meet con
dol $40 Prm s0$ll rs for Western Prime Mess for
future delivery The DULL sales 500 Dbl. for October
si3 6b seller January, u So $50 bbla seller all the
year Old and 50; 800 bbA, cash. MONDAY Sl3 Isl 500
bbl Prime ell Beef steady nles 100 bbl a ss9$ll for
Plain Mess sll9Sl5 for Extra Mess Tece Beef In hgnt do
mand saes Sl69 for Prime Mess, aud Sl9d$2 for
India Mess Later $50 India Mess private terms
Beef Hams quiet sales 40 bb 500 81 for Old and $A for
New and $249 ia So Cut Meats dull Bacon
nrm Long Clear City for March delivery private
terms City October at &c Dressed Hogs 6rm 6iD
tic steady sales a5 bbls and cs at Ole for No.
Jfdsi CITY; Fair Prime steam and Oal0 for Kettle
rendered delivery the market dull sales $50 tcs seller
October Oc 500 seller November loc lsa tes City at &C.
cash, aud $50 tcs City, seller October, at &c
PRoyoss yRos ssw,IoRx FOR TIE WEEK EsDHo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-02

The bank statement was favorable return, and re-
hected net gain to the banks Of $S64O as shown in
the analysis below The loans contracted n 300 OO
represented in the reduction Of nearly 90 in depOs
its this contraction being a necessary well
mendable step the part Of the banks. The specie
item was increased three and half millions, the full
average Of weeks sale OF six millions being counted
in this weeks exhibit. The specie movement Of the
week covered the Treasury disbursement Of 100000 on
account Of regular weekly gold SALE and t2l2
resentng interest on National debt The receipts
for Customs sSOOO the specie shipments amount
ing to for the week. and s4sO6O for the day The
policy Of the Treasury relative to bond purchases and
gold sales for October Ia awaited with much anxiety and
will probably be officially announced on Monday.
The following table shows the condition Of the New
York banka AZ the dates Given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-02
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North RNr Ftbstu and RdiIr0ddt
sgPr Asbe, $50 bales Broom Corn 209 bales Cotton
Pigs Dried Fruit l2o bbA Egg lslS bb FoSr 800 Dbl.
3164 bush Barley bag, Gr..seed 100 bags Far
bb Iop SO sides Leather " bills RoEn
pira Beef pfgs Out Meats pigs Lard % pigs T.ov 100
pis dreAs 10 ss6 pigs Cheese LAS Pfgs Butter 60
psa stean Rice 70 bales Tow a bids Tobacco 81 pksh
Tobacco, "a bills Whsky, IS bales Wool
Rscepts Of principal for the week ending Saur
dsy evening sept pks Fruits $3.50 bb Eggs 67
bale. Hops @ hdes Leather s31 bb RoEn 80! bbla Spirits
Turpsn IA pig. 6s s pig Cheese 66 bids Tobacco
ss boIs and Tobacco 81 bales Wool 1903 bales Cotton
Corn Meal 10 bu.h WHEAT ss il3 bush Corn SO M busS
Oats ls ba.h Rye $50 buA MALI III soi bush Barley 90
buh iced 100 pigs Ashes 3 pigs Beef al pigs Pork T2
ptgl Cut Meats Lard tbs legs Lard l pkgl oil Cake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-02
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

PROM GLASGOW In steamship Britannia, Sept %-Wm:
Wae Nr. Neville M and ArS Van HNnen, AA Lueo6n and
children Mrs Iowden Nm Lee hr and Mrs John Stewart Miss Au
gusts L. BermAnn Richard stGnVch John Kirk Mr. and hrS
WIN Hamilton and daughter M ROss Mrs McFarA1e and children,
L. j. Townsend VIM 1owusend A. c. Ghel Miss Remmndel Mrs
OKeG Miss Sarah g. Furnace D. D. ~ Pugsey John n
ugey Qunn John McDonEgb Miss Cecilia Russ Rev. M
l. Dickenmau and 437 In the seersRe. -
LlVERPOOL-n steamship CITY Of Bristol Oct MI and
Ms Houston and children MIRA BnneT Miss Rnper Master
Rnupr A. Bfng Rev. VIM. BOeI John Dunlap Samue Ds
Wis Thos Bennett Rev Adams and wife, Mrs stnvchi Henry
Peace Thomas Miss Jane Thomas Miss NJ Ihouas MISS
Strs F-ehner Mr. aud Mrs H. Kent Mr. Hartmann I'm
MG. McLean. Mrk. Healey, Mr.. Show
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-02

yer........ l7ll eli 800 t85 80 TBS 8025T5 $4,000
PETROLRUM-Ths being settling day contracts have been freely Of
f.rs which served greatly dspress the market and at the close Re-
much 1000 bbL 2tc 400
bbls da l3df3 bbl 7c steady
4, zoe Crude doll quote dI<c On the
fair business has been done former prices sales OF 900 bbs 90
Lover regular al 81 1884 8 Upper quoted Of
81 IN Philadelphia the Only transactions were 1000 bb, sepem
Der at 23tc with return ~
Ipdi. At eiQ7c. for Rangoon, and 7t67ic. for PatnA
sI0AR-Rau Sugars dull prices irregular sales It's hhd,
mostly Rico, Ole inelung Cub. At loic also 50 boxes
Havana. 9t for No Refined quiet LA l3 for Hars
SBRDs-oyer firm l0 ollie Timothy steady at $50 80 So
PlaIseed at o. 03Ds2 o.
sTBARIE 6rn at l0tc for Prime.
TALLOw smer sales 5000 bbla At BIC for Country and sc
for Prime CITY, $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-02

Gold has boon quiet with the average basis Of transsc
tons at l1 the extreme range Of the price being l0
1lI The resumption Of squeezing operations in the
gOdlOsn market evidences the fact that the clique yet
control the market In the godoan market borrowers
paid for the of coin until Monday 1884, lS2 S
16, 664 SS2 76 and $50 Of one per cent and Sold
and currency per The days business az the ou
Exchange Bank was follows: Gold cleared, fSO6SoO'
gold balances s42ss $685. currency balances, $,2lO9S3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-02

bales against f7s bales for the corresponding period
OF the previous year, showing . decrease OF 49,
bales In the present crop The exports from oil the po
for the week were a. bales against bales for the
same week last year The total exports for the expired
portion Of the cotton year 5000 bales, against ~
bales for the same time last year. The stock o. ali 'uo
ports Ia Ooo bales against $40 bales for the Same
time In 1870. =. -.
The Philadelphia stock market was nrm toeay 81 -.
sylvanfa g. sd issue. sold at lOe; PhadelpnA SUI
Railroad, ut; Reading Railroad Ut snu ro"n''
Railroad, 67i Gold closed at llu
abatement Of busIness at the United States Assay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-02

wL.nsros. C.. Sept n.splhs q Tsrpsn.ps srn 1t eoc
c.l, rsrp'.sns a..ay = z, . bsR, .. S'lo- Dip - 50
RIrs 81 sSs O Tsssls EIta eteS1 ~ Bacon shoaI.
BE Csss edss et0Stc Clear Sides e6ec Molas.e-
bSs Hss syrsp r,csvsd so q 81 ~, Ali articles uu
changed sssns Elnhaass ui Slight drrs NswYori per
CLsvrLAsp sept l, demand strong whe.,
fair demand advanced lei No Winter
ei9 Cora advanced e sales At 6De6le oAls steady
lota -
MILWAUKEE Sept -Poar higher, Double Extra Spring
o. ~ Whss, kG asaAsS ~ lSi Ne u ~ Isl Nv. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-02

81 "a o... .c,. .aa ss.r \. q 90 Corr Dali ,u4 sd:
&C 81 -: j. Il. r;% S' ~S::t a.;
10 sss T nss., iS EFT 81 p 100, VT e.
osPR W.. X. !? '!;es c. ct s @ y's
sa. s s1s' s HsRS sa M ss d r f' Bs III
Ne doll and dropping sale. unmgor.n Bacon dull and shade
s Iss s s. Gs Sa c asd ..s s Chr
s s ga 4n ss9 %s q sTis''S
ss :i1s s:s' e !s H. % as'1 5 no sj;'
s. Ss'f; % ~ s: ff TS;i
ss :. ~ NJ i @ 81 r S Sas sgH $a Sc:
n.9d . CS Sos No na,a,ss Cub q soSsi $, closing ~,
o. No S1 Ohio No. It 81 and &C.
sS ct g ss''i G 1T SS Hs ss. g s
sSS s'ss con- sn - % s." S;S:s'
k k. - y to s o,OS q ss.fGa sss sS
By Lake-0sOCO bush wheat % 90 bash Bailey IogOo feet Of
s%SS s.' 1 G.n b. bush D'
CHICAGO '' Sept fairly .e,e wSs. 'e IL, 81, e:
s sssa:s s sIS 70 sS C ssI1
.S sS 'A' BE- ss sTS nd tses 1Gf
; e iy5. ss9s G.: a aa % s1S
%s' s5 P Ps sSS &C. ss. Ss'
bush O. 1900 bush Bye 6 600 bash BArsy SOh HSs G9
bush ~ s & 81
Coed s,gF S' p 1G sS S ssS.DS Ss aa
the ear 0Se arrival Oats rose .ry. 4oc from ; sCs
KS 50 b. Tic Clear Rib sides d 9
Fancy sugarcursd Hams. c Pan do lc packed Lard all'
H.: cf pr. ss.n.ss s ss
a so Bacon ST c~s 9I' ssosd &c. Clear
doll b.. strong s s1s' of srS | SSs SiS
Unchanged ssSn Se dept as .1a q 2 ss.':
S STs !; at ci Ss.h s No.
e Ss and vStsd At sos Timothy
E. r. % e log ssss sd @.to S1s and SuSs
.a 0ss d. $ &C., 9 Ss Co. " wh
81 ssSs Mixed R &e ss3sS' s1S OATS ,s' steady %S
Ssss Gss Rig s3 Fsd &C.. SrS
ss fs,I Psr's s sH'f G a; i RS5 Rns
Will Western 81 ws.. BUSH
OATS 60; & sse .Sp BARLEY SO 20 Ss
sys Is SS S Su sS" R. HDn @ h
S Flour Ed Sa :od Chicago q a &
bash Green Bay 81 g 1870 bush No Chicago a. 49, ~ ~
sS No. Bush So s SS,o part to arrive qs. %
5000 'ye 49ic Other articles quiet and
# F,. n % :s S 81 g. f p:sss
S 9Pfn $ S sGs s. wss.s a. h.
Corn s% h MD siS S buzz IF Ss SS ss hi S
in The elevator 4034ic MiIe sacked 3 Barley quiet Choe
Iowa Spng 7Oc Prime Choice Miunesoa I39se kys &c
nes better Tobacco active and higher 81 GS0
iaT n9s al for Common Coed DARK Leaf Hemp
changed Basrug unchanged Mes Pork quiet a. s BacOn ee
shoulders 7l0Tie RIB sides tc Clear sdei sG8t Hams
sugarcured 6idl7tc Land 6rm, in small way sc o ifr I'VE
Keg Hogs quiet Si9e4 & Cattle nrner e SoDeS 0
lush Wheat 2Oo bush Oats 900 bu.h Rye 'O
bush Barley. - ,S,sr.z. ,o,. p,o,,
,ctye arm CITY Extra era 49, Western buPeune %
a. rs. R,tra sc ia I'll IS Family 81 asa as 80 Ot ancha1ge
Wheat 6rm; Ohio and Indiana 81 81 PennsyvsnA 81 90
Corn onie, Yellow 7l67 Mixed 72G3c Oats quiet ana pm
If 81 6c Provisions 6rm unchanged Whisky srm at 81 ol0
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-02

COPPBB les im sas 9d2 bags hancabo per va and Spring
and New Orleans 900 bags Rio 70 arrive Sarah aud Emma
FLOUR AND hEAL-We have hsd animated and existed
our market during The past week he more i.y0rsbk new, nom
rapid advance wheat and decline cghu having
greatly nslstsd The local export inquiry the stock In store much
less than supposed Of gsdes under 81 Is the supply very
lsht indeed shippers found tn 10 f their orde and
have b.ea seDpsd purchase largely for o,'eoer delivery nc
Family bItris largely and he latter h. been TAKEN
Minnesota RItrls have been In good Demand
.nd have steadily ,d,,ncsd closing strong V s.s. d., he
dsmisd improving We have bad moderate demand r
Choice and Family Extras for the British provinces the advance Op
OF Trade and Family brands not desirable
STAGE and under the m. reduction IL stock holden ssye tS
Close The exports the week were b0h
GLIDING bb for Europe To-day the demand TOT rS
moderate higher prices asked checking busness sas 0o oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-02
First Mortgage, Convertible.
7 PER CENT GOLD BoNnS
OF THE
PEORIA and ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY
OF ILLINOIS. 49,.
First Mortgage Bonds 49, S1,soe. ooe
Capital stock 2,ooo, eoo
S1,soo,eoe
2,0oo.eoa
OF ILLINOIS.

Thsb COMPLETED Road VI niles Ia Earth eoa,.ea.. 49, A.
portan ees Of PeOs The Illinois River ReeL Island sN
Davenport the MsSappL Davenport the ocOsa,. h.. - -
River By railway bridge The l.ss nil u .. - -
laid July 87l and the pe open being oo.r,a. "a
exceeding al anapaoua 10 order place upon he ,h A.
large equipment necessary the bnn offered and 10 go.
depots and engneAouses machine ke equal IA An, -
best old roads The county nov rqdred Of A A Cam,
ofer through the rDdencd 900 srs aorx,s -
bonds which the entire property Of The Company sa - a.
CRUBD INTERRST IN CURRENCY. Pn,do., -,
interest paysbe coin 9: NesYork London IRE. tar c.,
payable February and August Isl
This road, opened a. .hrOosb ,s.
offered will prove the profitable West, .rs,.
It dOes section Of country unsurpassed 10 fertility Of .ad ,r
cultural already thicly populated and high a
vaou This Is sekevdent from the fac. that every u.
road through cultivated fields ard eOung and n
lagos With large city and navgabls river each md R
the West have been heretofore constructed through unsettled ua
tVad regions Of the country consequently have bad but Es
local trsc depend upon yes after B n,
Peoria and Rock Island Railway hntclas COMPLETED NJ
viii NO PARALLEL COMPETING LINE, .,a
RUNS THROUGH ONE OF THE RICHEST AGRI.
CULTURAL, MANUFACTURING, AND MOST POP.
ULOUS DISTRICTS IN THE WEST. Thu i o.r4,.
that the local business Ia already than enough d. rod
while the through trao unlimited lie connections nsa
which ppa be sesn b. glance Il the map.
This grand Ink which many principal In,
een.rsise and divess. 70 pars Of the continent
Of TO this OAn Being VIA
tho of the country along rasly
and A MEMBER OF OUR FIRM HAVING MADE A
CAREFUL EXAMINATION OF THE ROAD AND
ITS PROPERTY, WE CAN WITH THE UTMOST
CONFIDENCE RECOMMEND THE BONDS AZ A
PRIME SECURITY reliable and safe in every parseulA,
Al marketable securities received exchange a s and
delivered to parts Ofthe country, free express charges
Maps circuiAss With full paTtcuh reAang the road s
hy tia Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-02

The money market was abundanty supplied with loan
able funds, which freely offered call at per
cent the range Of rates being and the demand being
limited under the declenson Of speculation in stocks
Toward O'clock for some unaccountable reason, the
rate marked up to doubtless for speculative effect
In commercial paper there is next to nothing done,
the banks not purchasing The choicest grades do
not go under to II per cent and the following Is the
has of rates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-02
he following were the bids for city bank shares

The dealings in railroad bonds were moderately brisk
there being very sharp demand for Central PaciAcs
from the German bankers, which advanced the price TO
lO4 with 1924 bid at the close for rOund amounts Union
Pscihcs quoted follows: First Mortgage ssa
SOL Land Grants, S349s4 and Incomes, 7sta79a; Han
nibal and st. Joseph Convertible IS sold at e9 and
Ohio and Mississippi Consolidated "a. The following
On he d. for railway honda:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-02
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY. Oct. Z.
No Steamship M&ilG
TUESDAY. Oc1. Z


MAILS for E1rops via Plymouth Cherhour and Hamburg steam
hP Cuhna close at 1850 Suppcm utary Mail foot Of
Third a., Hohoken, 10 closed at l:a0 D. N.
Al letters deposited in Supplementary Mails prepaid With
Oubs POstSGe,l
WEDNESDAY. OCT. T.
Mails for Europe via Liverpool steamship
HySnHg close at 100 Supplementary Mail Pier No +6,
T. r, u closed a a:lB q N.
lOuble POSTAGE
s,, for Havana and the West Indies per steamship Cleopatra close
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THE MARKETS.

Icsrefully reported THn TRIBuSa 49,,
BArURDAr Sept % 1871.
suva p .r,.. =, Al 1saes Pearls dull al es 250&9T
COTTON aru saes 80 bslss Il 46 last evening" intending
IS export $50 for consumption II speeaahoo and IVY IN sns