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rKEsEHvArIsy OF Fees.

The Boston journal of Chemistry says;
The subject of the preservation OF eggs
has recently attracted good deal OF at
tention, and many methods Of affecting 1t
have been published, though none are al
together perfect, for the simple reason
that the true cause of the spelling OF
eggs is either unknown by those who have
attempted to furnish us with directions, or
HIS been lost sight of by them. There
are two efficient causes for the spelling OF
eggs. and unless one or both of these are
avoided, we cannot hope for success. The
first Is exposure to high temperature,
and the other is access of air. 1t may be
safely affirmed that, at temperatures be-
low 32 degrees Fahrerneit, nearly al
change ceases in organic bodies, while
very few organic substances VIII pear
continual exposure to temperature above
30 degrees. The freezing point Is rather
too low for the preservation OF eggs III
GOOD condition, as freezing affects the Ma
yor unfayorably; but if we desire to pre-
i. serve eccsi in the best manner we must keep
them cool-say at a temperature below oo
degrees, If possible, a temperature winch
Is frequently maintained in good cellars.
But it will be of no use to place eggs In
a cool cellar if they have been previously
exposed for hours to temperature OF over
90 degrees. The collection of the eggs |
must, therefore, in the first place engage
our attention. Those who raise poultry |
and especially those who keep fowls for
the SAGE of their eggs, commit great er-
ror when they fail to remove from their
Yards those birds that are inclined to sit,
and which consequently take every oppor-
tunity OF warming the eggs in the nests.
If any one will attempt to preserve eggs
that have been subjected to the Matching |
process for one or two days, he will dis |
cover the force of this statement. kohler |
OF Germany, who owns an extensive poul-
try raising establishments, and who, every |
winter preserves thousands of eggs with
out losing one. has recently published an
account Of his method of proceeding, and
has given the following rules for securing
favorable results:
l.. 1.-The nest must be placed in cool
position.
2. The fowls that show tendency to
sit must be removed ut once, and placed |
in separate Enclosures until this propensity |
has left them.
8. If many hens be confined in the
same Enclosure, or use the same nests for
laying their eggs, the eggs ought to be
removed from the nests several times a |
day.
4. The eggs ought to be assorted &C
cording to age, and preserved in boxes
with the covers always partly open. These
boxes must be kept in cool, airy, and
perfectly dry place.
: s. At the commencement of winter.
the store of eggs is placed in some room
that is not heated by fire, but that is, at
the same time, thoroughly protected from
frost.
s. The packages are so arranged that
the oldest may be used first.
Eggs treated according to these rules
do not acquire the peculiar taste which is
generally the result of the receipts in !
vogue for preserving eggs
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The pain increases, from time to time, until your
nerves seem to snap and crack, jerk and jump, and
play all sorts OF pranks from the top of your head
to the tips of your toes, the demon shooting forth
like lightning along the unfortunate nerve, and
trying to tie another into thousand knots, then
attempting to make bowstring of another, some
times in the region of the heart, again in the face
head, neck, ETC.; in Short if You have neuralgia in
its worst form, with all the agony ustiiled TO its
most excruciating degree, Dr. j. BRIGGS
ALLEVANTOR, and in a trice your neuralgia with
all his demons, has departed, and once again yon
NAV Ne happy Sold nv nrupplsta
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Look at those features ana see agony depict.
ed in the face. 1t cannot be helped while the
trouble remains. The suflerings from piles is of u
very aggravated description. You cannot walk with
any comfort; you cannot ride in peace; you can
not sit with ease, and the suffering when attending
to nature is almost unbearable, and causes such a
feeling of dread that it is put of at great sacrifice
to health and comfort in many instances increasing
the difficulty to an alarming extent Use Dr.. Briggs
Pile Remedies according: directions to cure in
ternal, external itching or bleeding piles. They are
mild and reliable, and warranted as represented.
Col hv
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Nem advertisements.

Gf0E WEEK Best Cheap Shuttle Sewing
OJkJ Machine in the world. Agents Wanted.
2 s HAYES, GREAT FALLS, n. II. dec2Aw
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Bunions, Ingrowng Nails, Tender Feet, etc. Ian
guage is almost inadequate to express the torture
endured by those unhappy mortals who suffer from
any one OF the above, almost universal Affections;
the twnging corn, the painful bnnion the toruring
nail, &C., and to say that humanity was discour-
aged, would we f ar, be only too true. Yet there
are exceptions, and they are those who have used
the ncver.tailing remedies of Dr. BRIGGS. We
allude to his Alleviat0r and Curative, the great
modern discoveries tor all diseases of the feet,
matter how severe seemingly incurable the case
may be. The many thousands who have been hap
PLY benefited by their use, bear witness to the
above assertion, \ trial is all that Is needed TO
convince the most skeptical
sold by u. EULER a. Son. Charles X. Partridge,
F. w. Kinsman, j. $. & F. 4. Johnson A. G. Dana,
| and Druggists generally. mar20-t&w
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BATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye is the best in the acorli-
perfectly harmless reliable and instantaneous; no
no ridiculous tIDts or disagreeable
odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye
produces IMMEDIATELY "A splendid Black or natural
brown, leaves the hair clean, soft beautiful; does
not contain particle of lead any injurious com
pound sold by all druggists. Factory, 10 BOND
STREET n \. oct3-t&wly
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Nem A1berttsements.
GUN DURANGO.

me wonderful remedy for CANCER SYPHILIS
SGhQFmLA, ULNERS, PULMONARY COM,
PLANTS, SALT HHEUM, and all Chronic Rood
Diseases. is prepared from the Genuine Cun-
durang" Bark, from Lola, Ecuador, secured by
Ine assistance OF he authorities of that country -
IL Is the most Becttre, prompt and certain Alternative
and blood purifier known. Sold by ali Drug.
gists, in pint bottles, having them our name
Office and Laboratory No. 60 Cedar ST., NY
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.
vupOpRA9 MARKRTB.

LONDON Oct -l3O -Copso opened at 90 for 9i Tor
The oroun twenty bonds 1888 93 lo6Ss
9Ji 1858 92i; Ten.FOrnes. NO. 49,. ca .a
PAEs Oct 5-A m.-Prench Rene 80 iHpes H eshunes mn
for No Mixed. Lard. $40. ., ,,,,r,
LivSEpnoL Oct 5-lGO a m-Coon opened STEADY; Addling
rpn s MdEng Orleans ld The sales are estimated At 2oO
bales. !
cad Mddng Orleans lodi the sales are no" nms'e1 a. Z'o
bales Including OC0 fH export and speculation , .
LoSDox Oct -i:0 nCohOs a for both money ana The &C.
count p.,.. n.
Mess. .o, H.. ...., .,1 A..
secouut American Twenty bonds l86z' vi ISe
9Ji; 1861. 81 Tep-Fories, 70 - , u.a,u- ~
ttxEpooL Oct B-Ji D. n-Coon closed tong; hftdhnE Up
lands, 3d. Kidding lOd0i; sales Of the day. eN bAss-
10 ON bales % export and speculation
I0snoS Oct The weekly statement Of the Bank Of England
pubbed tOsS shb~ dssssss he aOaA' 'aan
Of 3f6OO. -, -. m, no, T.. .o,, ,non.,
LosDoS os ss n-cOns'h closed ' siSs' Ion S0h money
PAas Oct s-p p-Rrptes closed at B fnbes, - entnsI
LoSDos O1 GETenpg.-Sphts TurpsniRe 81 per esl
LIyEKPooL Oct S-Etenng. Spirits Turpenne closed hN
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
1--WE oTOCK MARKETS.

TburrJy Oct Receipts large for Th1rsd,y
s bead with more ePsctssd t"oCIToI To 4sts
s matte BS,s the @ fit e m R Sa S
ursoh TxADs went at 64 few hsse.mn Western a. go 80
The of the market considering 80 many poor cattle "" be-
The WebAwten Morn. with 81 load' W "
Wed M t T Cot Cs tl%st. & ,@ Of Gsgsh''55 a* 5 buSs Il & s
2i d. hv Duey TOfey 6t cwt 7iQ6cserage Dssy 7i "
T1:P By S4 ss s 9+T 81 fPS A:':
& seSs e % c. w.t.: :Ganon W nTi and &c. and Is
i Tenn. by Sesl crt at 7s 30 d Illinois e b.
81 a%l ::t als : = f. al
f ar. ,2d for a' 'S %dod g lie,
Tcssy sons %.d &, cattle 70, Wood '' of
Fsss EEs kim as G. 4H!G1 I'D MfSsn e. %
nO. Of sod saiSs by C9ney Meset'0o
also out IS Kentucky cattle for AhoroOk Co., eGS cWI
Gyt selling u Inaq. steers s. s"t /; :, sSSts 9sa,o
G Kahn sold 81 Kentucky steers, ewt., at std tdloe
.Ipas Ta SssR'n = cT :1f tsis Ss: 'saF %
Mead Vail Ct ewt .qlOc Is off ewt by ID Dalton at s''
market fairly supplied vh IL. , a.. and some hog
@ then en- qpCn rTys paS so'e S ESsG 0tSf, % 'G5 @
h iSe .e nd Sfs Sf' 10 sob $ % at DT; @ aIo3
1853 Of S 10 At & q o., Ss e. % of siS no M ness =. r. and 10 A Holly n
81 to-day and 10 To- car. % not in bot hon hGHI,, !,
.$s r. ss T. g ~ - ss ~ = e g ' 70 c''''.
Neraw sold State sheep 7t b, At 4c lS2 do 70 n SCI ~
do 90 h. Sci i}7 Canada lambs 10 b 6i +6 Slate "A b tic Luz
do IS tb, 7,c.. and lf3 of6 h, 1tc -, 49,,
Van Wer POrh LOO State sheep Is n 4ic so lambs
jDdS Buckingham sold Siste lambs g. n lei % Ohio sheep
0 n, Sic; and rs State. l0 f0 &C. -. - -
Ks Co At Communs l53 Kentucky lambs 70 70. at 1c ~
thin Jersey sheep 70 n +l l do 0sS D ewes &, and u OF
SO b, at Sc -, nos - o, v.,
lambs, Go 10, at 7tc o--. c.-,.. -, a., -. D.
bS The yield under the weight Of
the rates Of live to-day 4i
Tor sst 9 Michigan 4c 84 b Western and Sc for
cars good Of 2 m and the other Of 10 10 Dressed we're
very weak a 606fc., thOSe VI fo ID SlDghot~
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

road shrrnoor, y 900 bush =, os az +oGe bash o.s. ps..
:3ssP.s @ s n.. % r. =: 4 s';r;a
3 90 s.?S Con os q H. ' s sas sss o ' % ..:
M rh,%.. % b.G .,! a. %s rSTs quiet 'l'' Loo OSh Lard
qTa a.srs Oct active ssots Com in .i, d.n,sd, ID
s a.. rp,; s; and dropping Bacon sSo'
g; 1i;I r., T. :s $Hs - s ss
caS 81 % TiASa, S,e. Corn quiet sis. Of IG
sei M b'; s Ssse ssnssIf; a:a sS s;
iG T.O.S TO Boston sle Sci to
lev ls cO feet Lumhsr s6neli BY cans-lsoO BUSH Wheat
S.A 6 ss %S.s 1s 1sf; a%%''T dS t.. dull. Cor. ., sales
@ns we,.., Msi S u s.y s.. sS.s s H Is Ne
o sss H. ac1s,sS lie !: o.s Ss
ClscsssTr oc' Srlour dql and arsepIns Family ss 100
slns. g. 80 Sst@ s' gs S
SIS SIS i1 s11t9'nfPs Hs s; s' ID ar ' s
n'nd h % 800 900 b Rough Sides Gle shoulder. held
shcer 7Ic. Live Hog. ad'aned h demand u 5u%
az c,sVsl;sS ,'s Of qst SShsng wA.,, declined
quiet ay ne lots at 2'i d2c small lots Crude held
i%ss,s w a9 s1o A%s:, nS:css DS.S DOING
Oct & 10 G sH , aud S1ie.SsSd Ss @ G : f liz 9 F
y ssG Sss IS Grain quiet but srnfi wSs. tca So
D. 50 Sc Oats d38c RYE s3c ,nva Provisions firm.
and improved dmand Pork S30$ $l3 So Bscopshouers 7
lear Rib 7e sde. &C. Sugar Hams ie Plain iStc
Land, 81 lOtc. Whisky steady at 9ac
CHIC 5-Finur quiet Wheat fm No. Spring 81 l9t
seller October afternoon irregular 81 ls Corn moderately
active; MIeI olosed at 46}d+6ic Oats steady No. 1siU
29ic Rye easier; No. 64c Barley No Spring closed
5ic Hghwipe. dull sic Porf closed sl59s3 l cash.
seller Drceuber Lard 6rm $40. cash. Live Hogs
dull 81 IS Cattle dull, S2D$6. Fre4hts Grmi Corn to Buff
ao It.; Buffalo l6c Receips 900 bbs. Flour, las Oo
hush hush 22 on bush Rye.
58 scy Iiogs sLpments6Oo bbls Flour.
90 bush Wbcst ~ 900 bush Corn 4 100 bush Oats 900 bUh
Rye, 500 bush. Barley, and 5000 Hogs.
uxEE Oct 5-Four-EItra Spnrg 6mer; S5 556$5 TO-
Wheat ~ Ia No. 81 ~ Oats frmer; No
Corn fmc 80 hiyed 4sic Rye-So lower, ttc Bar
Lrc FTrghts firm Wheat TO BuHo ldc
Recps-2OO bb Flour $4,000 bush. Wheat Shipments-s0o
bbls Flour.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

Railroad bonds active. and commanded the atten
ton Of buyers Central Paccs sold at 1923 Union Pacific
Firsts scia,2i; Land Grants, 7Qa9i; Incomes, 79s;
Hannibal and ST. Joseph Convertible per cents, 96;
and Albany and Susquchanna Seconds 92 993 interest
Aiessrs FIX Hatch report good demand for Chcsa
s4ake uo culd bonds The following the bids for
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

,nlSSoURI, IOWA, AND NEBRASKA RAnRoAp FIRST
SseAeE sEyEN Per- CENT GOLD BOSDs.--This
O4a runs between the HsnnlbAl and 81. Jo Railroad
."1 ene berlinSton end Missouri River Railwsy,
Iu VIII pe 2 nxAl Of these loads and Of the Rock
tS' Ano enc, A@sA Western HaiEoadG It pesses
Trough - faef q e0yntfse west n the MiSisappi,
~ Se sfsastts Eeespise laEgG bnsinsss fbsn soma
y AtqTe-mept TONED rivals enjoy. AHthe said
hVu enterprises are profitable and successful to an
t"nsEt degree It u pushing forward With rspidity,
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

An unusually active business was remarked In Sta'e
many Of the prominent issues being largely traded
The decline in the tt nnossoes was continued the price
o,ng of to e North CarolinSs were quiet ana steady
Sut the South Carol were strong, under very
Iree purchases the July coupon advancing tont VIZ
Stn,s consolidated es were in demand at 64bS64t ms-
o,ri. taking shMp upward turn of about per cent
- or, and che St Joseph issue to S. Alabama s. selnR
,,p 70 1901 NewYork State County bonds commanoeuS
or,pn, Of =, per cent Tho following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North R,rer Ve''s ana RdnrSGdt O.
OCr Corn pkg. Beewax 1879 bales Cotton
bags Seed l9 bb Cotton Seed Oil Cake 3 pksS e
Fruit bbs Eggs 20s los h Whes R2 2S5I bush Corn 4V'4
lu oats bush Rye 3760O bush Barley 100 bush Grass See
lU7 b Beans % bags T. Peas SO 6h Me,
pgS b. W Flour 100 bbls Os Meal 600 bales Hops 06o hs
Lesthe bbs Rosn 52 kgs Oil axe 10 pgs Pork rs lgS
Lard kegs Lsrd, 38O pEG b1t
isT 5o p{Ss Cheese 9O pigs Taow 10 bills Lard OIL no hbs
Is,e oil rkgs G2 slabs Spte $40 pkgs Starch n pkgs
Tea 50 bales Tow hds Tobacco zS pigs Tobacco JO bbA
iskY
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

: ::sS. e. j. !.
nAri'' moderately ''ys anal Va s lower We quote; ,
e; E: $:::::: / J !
C0TfREISse oo small holder, G,,e the ,dy,9tsss
"l;iS so + iSGl and 4; G;s &C.,
r sxs5 Sa r'% 1 s5s roy a,2 2P s @
SS $50 % % S SS RSa,SSSso S% % s1s r. -
ST.: %;'p1 va $ SG %. =! E5;: a' 2 st s
T,,s. sinS En- pSS 3S: lid ,Ss Ss a S 3
ris1 ie:f; s;o:' 400 '7 s F: Ess
s%s:IS S sHd Fss9 arm % s c s % qH S1t
g.. A,I G.%?!soES Ei'" 81 9Ss+ss,
:;S:,,.. T;;;: md F:%i;
Rye Flour steady ..s 2sO E SN s We % GTos aass
Corn Meal i: sim; s.ics TO bhis We quote:
CTn GST9 ss:1 ss.%s% s:'H s $ $ Corn "'" d., 'a,
FRBIGTs-The berth FIRE shu has been restricted but
rates eor ,Of the S snFf'sn m Say S1.S SfTe 49, @ Of
l. s 30 5 %T' C p 5u sSd ara 1917 t 90 S asd
loo 'S'i SSics Of Cotton AntHs,p hO %u; R,s on
reer With general c'ffo to LherpoG at oSP sum I
German larl IN 200 9bls Refined Petroleum to
1 but p gys's 5 " late s'ss sSa o'''' 'e''" N'''
a 5 y M for s @ S"a.:s Ts : s 2 cnt.sG
- 5SG 81 CO for Red Western $ GA ~ S' for AmGsI DO 81
s si i'S5 oS bush @.S r%%1vsd State e,
Western 5Sic for Mixed and as Rye ard
onGet sales sIo bush Western At about 81 Com opened lower
Hay .tesT Shipping 81 2oa 81 $ for Retail. lot.
Is for Long Rye % S DS 0 sS DO na 1 les. for oet
s Is G5. SeS 6caa. ': as
aud ' 30 @ h 2 ss hG'I a sg but DS SGT s & tSs
Low No 50 %r$+ Tar more active and steady sales OF o
0SImGcan n.ee du at saa8ac for casks and saosc for
b Crude Psh Oils steady Aenhsien is hn Other Oils are
for Ff , % tang SO @ S si * T s a. d2 H.
1e m.[.r % Sn sale. 50 SS' r, ,ms s,s Mo'; s a. *
1Pf Sfrs s1 Ness Mes and ,s5Ss Ss ,S
c9i Bacon srn sale. $50 bGIr. Long
faI D @ I5S HST: @ t. - & 1 ss tee, =. a l % No j.
K % for c @ S. @ % asP S: i% ' asI 4 '
SD tea at % for 9T , on n ' Sv1's1 SS for N1 @ =. u @ grade.
daeqt and ,cs0@u.!Is We quo,r: 7,,
s si< s'SS GoSo% SSS5 fr as Ohio Ohio "-.'' s
STATE STATE $'s s eo9Sc5 w wcT az
Stat: s. Ps3' PeaFS 2f''3' ps Ssod "a '''' ''
ChfEsk moderately ''esy , We quote quote v. ooa II no,
a!e EcoIy fair to II & 9% fsc" FscT SS 10 mn, S
stat! FOr SKINNED @ = a,s En-. PDsG Dsf good Sjs ss
Farm Dsiry. common. a
PET ROLEUM-Cru bulk quiet at Mdl|c The Greek market
81. on per. ~ 81 LONer with 5000 btlS
seller December Ver at 81 90 Refined has been in limited
GrmAd for export the 1000 bhs spot at
21c and bbs dull 28i Eaphtha
the JOO bali
October. at ~ d24fc. spot quoted 24tc -
at 6{a7c. for Rangoon. and II d7ic for Patna.
SGAR-Rsw Sugars dull at 94 for fair 70 good Refining a
$50 brdA Cuba &C. for Scotch Sac for BsThadoes and
M Rico also 800 bore Havana, private terms Re
~ EDS are quiet at lie for Glover s3a 50 4O for Timothy
STEARN du and 100000 ID,
in At November and December dehvtfy.
T4LLOW bb good Country at stG9tc City
9iG9c o,o,,,-x,
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BAtrroRn Oct 6-Cottoi very W. h6dlng iss rlou,
SeOu il "enen FAnily % a sSa 49, AZ ss
fair o5as 3 Psnn:yII.1. q o. Com an 1a;
Sosthern White dg3 yellow 75e hiIel 79d O ue
VASE hs PesL unchanged bacon sseA.Ass ~Aa W. @"s
PDLADEIpHu Oct 5-Cosoe-RiO )6al7iS Sugar d1l f,I to
rood Res99S ac.' n.ras Dare IS tx
s6& EIF khst6Ti PssDsy',as ana ;sS % % stn
Corn hrpj Yellow. B66S7c; MiIed Western, @n'H oas .c 81
Whit 3ds2e Barley Western, eoe Provision. gIchAn5td
New. +G9tc TAsN dali al snpie WHISKY a. Alcohol We
BTgaio Oct e-Et otiptsfCar 1900 m' %le.t a 900 bush
S%s Go.s sS3ss. ~ tssI E s-; . pOo Sn. Con-"
buAh OGt H. bh Barley sOa bash Bye. aCO sssh ksh
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day;
7ennsylvan sold 1863 Philadelphia and Erie Rail
tosd, n Reading Railroad SO, and Pennsylvania Rail
road 623. Gold closed at 1l3L
The earning of the Burlington Cedar Rapids. and Min
JesOta Railroad Co. for the month OF september were
tSen being increase Of f2SS7 II over the month
u August.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
S160,OOO
NEW-JERSEY INVESTMENT
VINELAND RAILWAY BONDS.

$4,000 PER NILE. PER 6EST hss Of tax in''rsa '~
April and 0etsbet Phpdpal psyshe $780,. o. :
The undegpsd oS the an,Oh balance o. the I'M a'G 0n'
ss bond. Of III. vp.l.sa Rauy coups the snr' loan bd's
sisopOo
The lin. begin, terminus q hs EevJessy soaosrn ha
Delaware ~ miles, ss 'ra'"'e'
Of NswJspsy-snos the satire length pssts iSf0asb es %
and Heu-fork by his Lac.
The tssrsAng Of ypesd and Bdson are on ne foa
On the opposite shore Of ths Delaware River the smJa h
nrpetps and win form part Of Tim sh hae 70 Baltimore
Thhty@,ss na rssov OPsrs,d and iAs ''m,n'Ds
Be laid BY apteRber n p e,f "a ? 4
The road bed IN ts Unst States Trnc se0~
stsntly increasing.
The inIsstnt.t Is ISeuIs beyond question.
For short time TIE pIee Will be 81, and accrued interest ,
II. G. MARouAfD. Z
.r5u,!JI " n" 100 soAD~Af
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
COTTON MARKETS.


WILMINGTON Oct 5-Colion finn Mddng. loc receipts 900
bales, sales, II bales: stock. 2gil bal,s-
CIyCiNNArI. Oct 5-Cuon bonysn,; Low N1'f1E'. loi"
BosToS E-Coton quiet but strong mdings, 2Oc net re-
hAe Ais tales; sales, 400 bales
MEsris. Oct !.-Cotton quiet lNg. pc r'r"l an bales
Pun nApYLPHIA oct. 5.-Cotton tnn; Middinr 2Of d2Oic
IoUsviLLg oct 5.-Cotton strong; Middings lytc ~
EEwOR' Oct. 5COon strong: Mdings IL s2oci ret
receipts bales gross sales 800 bales; stock 81 ~
balfA
BALTIMORE 5-Co'tou 6rmrr bnt not quc'str ther; MID
diDg 9i ls net recF Isl bses sro 70 bales exports
tsuise sales. bales; \, as adhA
MOBILE Sc hrn; M!I l9' f2'c.i net receins
bales eIpor-coaswe 484 bales sales GOO bales socf lO'
bsles.
ArGUTA Oct 5Cotton quiet bu, fm Mijilng' lSsc receipts
TOO bales
CHARLgsroS Oct 5-Coton steady; Hddng l8ic; recepi
l37 bssi eIpocoastWse 1889 haei sales SO bae stock
10 $50 bales
NoFoik Oct 5Coon Adv Low htdIngs l9c net receipts
bales
Oct 5Coton good demand Low Mddlngs 49, net
receipts 7s3 bales; sales 800 bales; stoes 9S4 bales.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

IIRs1 MoRTGAG. SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS
OF THE
61. JOSEPH AM. DLNyER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY,
In DENOMINATIONS OF 81 900, $500 AID $lOc can
lOw be had from tie undersigned or through the
y1nGsa banks and bankers of the United States
The attention o investors is invited to the merits of
these Bonds secured by first and only mortgage on
the road. equipments, franchises and property OF
trunk line of railroad which will shorten the distance
Getween New York and San Francisco some @9O miles,
and in addition the mortgage to secure the Bonds
covers land grant of 100000 acres OF the most fer
lille land in the West, which is prohibited from being
sold at less than four ($4 dollars per acre by the
terms of tie mortgage deed, and according to the
present ma ket price of the Illinois Central COmpa
Dys lands is worth S1S 10000. This loan origi-
aaly for s. 10000 but has been largely reduced by
subscriptions of actual investors. The remaining
balance Of the loan is offered at 97l and accrued in
teres but the right is reserved to advance the price
at any time, without notice.
The Bonds have thirty years to run bear per
cent interest, payable in New-York, London or
Ffnkfot-On-t the MAN, at the option of the holder,
without notice, free of taxes. Both PRINCIPAL AND
INTEREST ARE PAYABLE IN GOLD. They are Coupon
Bond, hut can be registered with the coupons
on or can be registered with the coupons OFF,
and interest paid to registered owner Interest pay
able August Is and February Is. A liberal sinking
fund formed from the entire land sales in payment
for which the bonds will be received at par and ac
uedinterest provides for the early extnguishment
Of this loan
Trustees-Famers Loan and Trust Company.
These bonds offer favorable inducements parties
desiring to fund their Fve-Twenties, or other high
priced securities.
In converting Five-Twenties the investors realize
Il per cent profit the principal per cent per an
mum excess Of interest and at the same time get
perfect security.
Maps, circulars, documents and full information
'ufnhhed on application.
IA"S0h acting az agents for ne sale Of is loan, our
'@ buy and sell in their regular business tie bonds of
~ a. JO'eph and Denper City Railroad Company those
n Eastern DirisiOn being noc quoted at 1O2 and
"SN0+"re't These originally placed BY dtS7i.
Tanner = Co. BankerA No. II Wall-st.
tNe-Twenties can be funded with us into the
Oest hAliroad Bonds We recommend those Of the
-'"oout and Oswego Company for three reasons:
i l1eSe Bonds are 6ARE, The road Is near this
NY Every investor can travel over it for himself.
net earnings of oDe-hAlf Of the line pay at pres
eu' ~ per cent on al the bonds which will be Issued
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

has much road finished and presents solid security
for its present issue of bonds.
We offer them at 90 and accrued interest.
GEORGE OPBYKE e. Co.,
25 Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

Amnsements.
GRAND FEsTIXAh sF yiAHor COURSE
UNION HOME Foa soLDIBRs AND SAILORS ORPHANS.
In orler to er.he the Working witness the immense
sr cen children cents Agents will please se accord.
in8l, and make returns aRy each called
For the Amusement Of Patrons
Immense Dancing Platforms
erected, where
Dancing will be Tree throughout the day.
LARGE EXHIBITION PLATFORM
AND
PATENT SAFETY SHOOTING GALLERIES
HAVE BEEN BUILT
BAL LOON ASCBNSIONS
WILL BB MADE DAILY.
Exhibitions VI Trained Horses
will be made the second week
PROPS ROCKWELL AND HURLBURT
PROGRAMME FOR FRIDAY oCr.e
y A. Might rope performance
i2M-THB GRNTTEMEN'S SONS OF THE ELEVENTH WARD.
Sr fifteen harVuches accompanied
brass band will visit the festival tnd display the SPORTS or THE
i2i P M.-DAHCING EXHIBITION.
lPM-HOPPING against time.
P M-Ths Flyaw.y Baseball Gibbs Of NsvYork
' EFRor II FOX f. SasarrAx PURSE Yrs.
4P a-Dsbui Of three gfs .ters gd respectively tr.y.
eight viii perform her specially in clog tg hornppe
and fancy dancing The yoangst hus MIME an nna' proH,
Bso ascension BY the daring aeopau hngtou Donanon
shoad the weather prove unAvorabe a. far - pacnAoh me per
fonnsuce. .ill he .dd.d those ofue peI. fair day
boat ,hp Teuih TwensysAd.t Thirty icerA or
Bss River ferries and dvs 70 Fhion C'ar's
Foot passussr Jame..hp Or T.
Perry Point Cans le ds Of eoatsndinf Ask isf
P .s: ss Festival Benz sPs w. HTcacock Manager.
4 orc No. ~ Beekman-st, Gsw-York