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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-09

THE UNION DEroT.-The supreme court in
ordering the acceptance of the report of the
commissioners on the location of the new union
depot in this city, affirm the constitutonality of
the legislative act, and also decide that sufficient
notice was given to interested parties. The
rescript, after reciting the constitutionaity of
the law, says that by the act, so far as it pro-
vides for union passenger station, the legisla-
ture intended to deal with the corporations
named in the first section, being the parties to
which it had entrusted the exercise of the right
Of eminent domain in respect TO the roads to be
united, and which might be obliged to exercise
it still further in performing the award of the
commissioners, and with the city of Worcester
within which the alterations were to be made
and made no provision for giving notice to
other parties whose interests were subordinate
and deriyatiye to appear before the commits
sioners.
VISIT OF Gov. CLAFLIN TO WORCESTER
FREE INsTITUTE.-In the forenoon of Tuesday,
Dec. 5th without previous notice to the nstruc-
tors, Governor Claflin met, at Boynton hall, the
president of the trustees and Messrs Moen,
Morgan and Knowles, the committee of the
trustees in charge of the machine shop, the pc
culiar and most important department of the in
stitutc He saw all the teachers, but the in
structor in languages, in the ordinary exercises
with their classes, and bad opportunity to Judge
how far the great objects of this school thorough
ness and practical direction of instruction were
faithfully pursued. In the afternoon the chemi.
cal laboratory, the drawing class and the ma
chine shop, were visited. In the shop, members
of the senior and junior classes were at work
on a large order for the drawing stands of the
pattern invented herr, and furnished to many
institutions. By invitation, VIM. Knowlton,
Esq, of Upton, and Colonel Isaac Davis, two
friends of education and liberal benefactors of
this school, were present on this occasion. This
free institute has claim to the official guar
danship of the commonwealth, as it has re-
ceved Gift of $4,000 from the state treasury,
in consideration Of which it has assumed the
obligation of the free instruction of twenty pu-
pills from other counties of the state in addition
10 those from Worcester county. Governor
Clahn performed this service of inspection, not
as task of routine, but as a labor of love, with
the courtesy, directness and good sense, which
will give him place OF honor whether he is in
public or private station.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-09
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
IN LARGE QUANTITIES AND IMPROVED STYLES
TABLETS, PORTMONNlES,

EucHEE AND WHIST PLAYING CARDS
Pocket Rocks, Calf Wallets Bill Books, Bin Holders
Pocket NlaiCs, scholars States, Portfolios, Covered
States and the Rubber Corner Nuiseless Slate
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-09

HARTFORD, Dec. The last rail on the
Shepaug Valley road, running from Hawley-
vile, on the Housatonic road, to Litchtied, was
laid Thursday. There was great rejoicing in the
latter place over the appearance Of the locomo-
tive there.
The gas works at Winsted exploded this af-
ternoon. Two men were severely burned, but
no lives were lost
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-05
Ell Corrao de las Antillas.

Pongo en- conocimiento del publico en-
general ) en- particular de todos los Srs. QUE
han recibido directamente, por este dltimo
Correo, ell primer nUmero del peri6dico ''El
Oorreo de las An ALIAS, QUO he sido nom
bra 10 en- esta Provinela por su Director D.
Marcelino Bautista dnico Representative
para admitir del pdblico en- general suscri-
clones, solicitar la conformidad y acep-
tacion de todos los que 10 recibieron direc
tamente; en- este coDcepto Sc enviara un
ejemplar a quien 10 solicite para conocerlo.
con el objeto de suscribirse, y Sc suplica .
los Srs. que 10 rlcibieron directamente, 81
es que aceptan Ia puscricion, que pueden en-
lendcrse con esta agencia para el pago del
Tempo por que Sc decidan, en- moneda ex-
rangera corriente en- 81 comarcio con ARE
10 Ia advertencia que Sc p ublica 81 res
lido de la portada que Ia cuble.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-05

Tambien estoy autorizado por dieho Sr.
Bautiss, para admitir suscricicnes la
biografla retrato del general s con
la historic de gu mando en- esta Isla, que
Sc publicara en- un solo = elegante vol1men,
cuyo yalor ne eccedera de 5 rs. -vellon
cada ejemplar. por consiguiente quedan
abiertas albas suscriciones, en- Ia INTEL
gencia de que tengo dc dar aviso Madrid
en- el primer vapor ingles con relacion no.
minal del n1mero de Srs. que Sc hayan
suscrito al peri6dico, y por cuantos elem
plares de Ia biografia J rerratos del gene
raj .Sunz.
Puerto-Rico Mayo l6 de 1871.-San
Jose nun. o. Juan ]. Marien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-05
OJO A LAS MEDICINAS.


Antigua farmacia Mcard de s. Alfonzo
Antreumaico Lnnimento baamico reumasmo gotta
de mueas toda ce de do uandoo dice
cada door de cabeza tandoo ene oen1o entire
desaparecera ell dolor.
Quamanchas del Aqua de
de nnguna dama qua las banquea du
flea rosto dandoe mpidez pueden aese
es hco mejor ciencia ha nvnado deur los baos
Y toda de manol Ga piel
iQuerais ener Il cuts Usad 81 aqua de Venus.
Regenerado de- o4ho ca;da
coSetva edad ayanzada 10
notable mpde que da bo sin igua
dne venaa de der casa lie ugar de as
romadas acetes de oor a dr elas damas cabaeros
par banquear dendura pda esmae hgncos
forecen las encias de a puede dese meor
emedio para la boca
Aqua Congex Waiter conocdos reauta
han obndo usode las cones de
est6mago, c6icos nervosos
Pdoras Monserrat purgsute depurao t6nico anboo
maa digestion acdeces de e6mao renmient Intermediates
casi nseparables de la cada ene meda
de Ia virgen is Monserrae su instruction:
Pdora de r bon Cookie anbioss Compound purgante
esencialmo sendo de espusa bills
De muchas Intermediates las aeccones del gdo aque
gen la mala digestion mpueza de sange 6en
pdoras cada cuao noch acostarse endran eo mavos
Homeopaa recbda dreamnte de Hambrg0, Aemana bo-
qun complete g6buo riuracones ducione
puede dpach las de los mec homeo
paa proveer odos los boqunes que necesiten repuesos
cal
restad0s aquismo especial aecOnes de los
brOnquiOs de los pUmOnes.
Jarabe odado reempaza hacalao
clones del pecho.
Sop Amosrgier nevcss
Grageas Dunand rob aeu ectora Anacahua
ganuo vescne de citrate de magnesia dos Dehau
napmo Pspsne pasa psctoraes espechcsa tcd los
espenden precos equtatlvOB.
Sc ha recibdo soo puro para deur psra de
cete de lnaza aqua ras Sc espenden 1Orfs gallon.
4 TYfrT-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-05
PalaciO del Arte
GALE DEL SOL MUM. so.

Molina t6grafo pvegos de nvenon, pan americana
dea Habana,
RETRATOS ESMALTAD0S DM RELIEVE CON coLohE
INSTA de los eorma SELLOS DE OORREO ~
Partpa pdbco nod favorable aogda con que lie sgne
foa Aemna
como son los RELIEVE OOLORIDO ms
ntroducda Capital PALAClO DEL
Be coodo bntes los de pceana amas de relieve que
aventaa odo conodo hasta
ell del puOlco
menda
-.
Los dqur conocmeos
gan PALAOIO DEL ARTE onven en-
las condolences
sguen hacienda reacs nananeos coes ae
srte al acanced de jotuwaS,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-05
GRAN BARATILLO.

aun sporar
calico f ha afi elonsal eniasan
hno @ real
anchn nI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-05

Be de ida v1a que les vado por ano % de rebas
Tod amia compuesta de que paguen pasae
equvn ndra reba de la sesa pre de peco
blecido entendendose aml cados
Los ninOa menosde amos gratis de sl
NOTAas deseen en
de cualquer negoco pueden tomar ete Waldo poy a
de las Anlas TERRA 6rme Mco, Ooon qued&a don
1uieTan voviendo 81 asf gusan rebaja dc
Los Cheroug pueden queda Is sa nges
81 guaen los Ingea puede queda Francis
Los po Vapores tendran epvgo de ar lea
de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-05
CCMPANIA REAL
De Vapores Correos Ingleses subvencionada
POr Ell GObiernO de s. M. B.

Paan po puerto Santh6ma Europs TERRA
Pacfco los Il q cada para Habana Mico
O Estaios Ulido el d 16.
los pa%aje de de (Mo Havana Rco
prefeeen ia "bor del para europa
sanh6ma4-Lo de escon la seguna los que
bllete> Sanh6nas. q Ultima
ESa pohhd0 los Omar hjete de
cOmpana OO.suado ugle tuerto Rico abordO
El pasaje tornado alb rdo pagara 10 p2 da recrgO.
Pecio de pasaes iptvesont Jos de sta LIa.
Los pasaeros Europa moueda coen para Antas
neda espanola.
Seguuda vueta pu,ea czae
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-07-05

Imprsnia del aB0LETlT",
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-08-25

IF so. WHY NOT ?

MEssRs. B. H. BENNETT u Son, sue
cessors to Bennett, Eldridge & Co, Gro
GERS, Burrs frame building, Chatham St,
wish to call the attention of the public to
the f,ct that they have on hand and are
constantly receiving large and well Sc
lected stock of Groceries, Crockery, Glass,
Wooden, Stone and Earthen Ware, which
they offer at the lowest possible living
prices.
Selling exclusively for CASH, they are
not obliged as others are, in fixing prices
to add a certain per cent. for interest on
the money which must lie idle, and for
losses by bad debts. consequently they
are confident that their prices, the stock
through, will average from ten to fifteen
per cent less than can be afforded by
those who pursue the credit system. No
pains will be spared by them to procure
the best quality of goods, and to keep on
hand at all times complete assortment
Their Teas in quality are unsurpassed
and are offered as low as it is possible to
sell good article.
A full line of Sugars at bottom prices.
Coflces warranted to suit both in quality
and price.
In Syrups. Tohaccos, Table Cutlery,
Crockery, Glass Ware, and in short,
thron~hont the entire stock they are sat
isfied that they can offer special induce
ments to those who pay down for goods.
All are invited to call and examine
their stock and to hnv if suited, rs they
do not wish to sell unless they can give
perfect Satisfa ction
~" Cash naid for Produce
35tf 3 IT. BENEFIT & Son.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

NA1's MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BoNns
OF THE
0i' JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAnRoAD COMPANY.
DENOMINATIONS OF $1,000 $500 AND SlOo, can
~" % had from the undersigned or through the
Nihc'pA banks and bankers Of the United states
s'ent'on OF investors is invited to the merits Of
=. S'e h0nds secured by first and only mortgage on
A' '0ad' equipments, franchises and property Of a
enk line Of railroad which win shorten the distance
"'."ssn Sew-York and San Francisco some 28O miles
"'s In addition the mortgage to secure the Bond,
iAod grant Of 200 acres Of the most fer
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO SENSITIVE TwENTIEs.
BANKING OFFICE OF FISK g. HATCH,


BANKING OFFICE OF FISK g. HATCH
5NAssAU-sT., NEw-YoRK, Sept. IL, 1871.
OF the FIFTEEN MILLION CuEsApEAKE AND ONO
SIX PER CENT LOAN less than one-third $5, 10000
remain unsold and this remainder is being taken so
rapidly to insure the early closing out Of the loan
This fact together with the completion OF the road,
should carry these bonds above par the same as the
CENTRAL PACIFIC SKIES negotiated by us. The five
years option of the Government having already ex-
pired on all series of Five-Twenty Bonds, except
1865 and $685. they liable to be called in for
payment. The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO SIZES have
absolutely 30 years to run before being called in and
can now be bought II per cent cheaper than Ten
FoRTHs, 20 per cent cheaper than FIvE-TwENTIEs
OF the new FIVE PER CENTS and IS per cent cheaper
than SKIES of 1881 are equally to be paid, prin
cipal and interest In gold con Price, at present. %
and accrued interest-that is, with coupons payable
Eoyember1 attached
900 chesapeake aud Ohio Bond costs to-day 1858 o.
$500 Chesapeake and Ohio Bond costs to-day t76 6l
800 Chesapeake and OHIO Bond costs to-day sss So
ONLY small amount of the latter denominations
remains and no more can be made. Bonds are in
coupon or registered form, came rs Five-Twenties.
This debt is created by the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company in order more speedily and ef-
fectually to extend and complete the main line of
their road to the Ohio River This wOrk-the most
important internal Improvement ho" Piosieooihs
in the country-is rapidly approaching completion
It will establish another and superior line OF COM
muncation between the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys
and the Eastern Cities; bringing ten millions OF
people, mainly producers, nearer to the centers OF
consumption in the Eastern States, and nearer to
the political and commercial capitals of their
country Such is the commanding Importance OF
this trunk line that the larger cities of the West are
projecting feeders to connect with it, some OF which
are under construction. Vast transactions In min
eral lands are being made, ironwOrks erected, and
large city springing up at the western terminus
the head Of reliable navigation on the Ohio. where
it intersects 1900 miles of river transit and will
soon be in connection with $1,000 miles of railroad
carriage.
When the United States was engaged in creating
it's debt, and the price was low, we advised our
customers to place their surplus In United States
Bonds The Government is now enabled to buy in
its bonds from its surplus revenues; hence their
present high prices. Holders can now part with
their Government bonds for CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
BONDS with great advantage. When the Chesapeake
and Ohio Company are repurchasing their own bonds
for the Sinking Fund.- according to the provisions OF
the Trust Deed, large appreciation Of price should
also follow.
Holders of FIVE -TwENIIEs, TEN-FORTIEs, EIGHTY
OSFs, and CENTRAL or WESTERN PACIFICs, Kill be
aloued the current market price in payment for these
Bonds. FISK d HATCH.
HARVEY FISK.
A. S. HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

M o&{ g s;s a. &c: =. nm,
could S ns.. n,ts TOO full I,,",S o. sIs,.s r.
erea .m n s THE Sss s,sa ss & G fnnnGS "o,
other cattle sold illc prime Re- few very fsr
sI.i. s. F1 rf1:.:pp 1ss' !. WITH some n'''
.Ssss E! Il il csa: ss Ct
81 !, Is sitt f e 3
ioI nI D n s1eG%;S 81 %:,h.iS,; Ss
sSe r. n9 g s Ss .s ss % "
fs Dssey 1"s s'oei ssd Monday. vss' With 81 If
dsye MORT. .h o. :, ear" y NeG'S.y %
&C., s.n ~ .s % s.c. Ic Of the Mc, cattle: is Tosy
g.: f LIS ts %,1te a1 Il; Is1: Meyers
they The low grade order only eTt ,.I. anS l. " any price
r. o. q .G g s p q. s.s l1n"' %
;ssl ss $ ils: Il s r be
s. s. s.ss lG, sr jass. Ohio By t.
.Sss rs 4 Es.,;s1 ys's,assy md ss to-
s od % 10 100 wf.i e ps from i 70 S ss
b::; f.ssP P T. n Is: s;
lss p ,hOss Us % y 81 ds sd & e. ,S, Sts.s si.s
eaye. It yaloc NJ. Holly, s lO, and rs Bucks Co.. 100 d.
sTExp AND LA.s,Reosp s2 II: y e,n por.{eh'h,:t
and S, s .d1." TSs "sss or .ns sS .1h s
selling butchers engaging onono.: .:osi Pa. sheep Se,
s .Is % Thin % iG ~ h.:D :'1 is1
E,ot IL Ohio sheep 81 B at 5Ic Ss d. 80 10, b do 81 b
Sic il Stsie Of lO3 and Indiana TO- both At b 10 Indiana
B is State lol 10 ., 6c 6s Indians ~ sei C'1sd,s "a -
i III Csnnda TO- and ~ state Of . n ~ numerous lots all
&C.; IS state IS H. Bic and s8 Of 50 n. 6ne At SIC ~
Kirby sold l23 Indiana ,heep TSt D. - Can'dn Ne %
6e 2, col Ams b 6tc; 81 stste eo ID u CO. oi ''
Mems .o,d IS State sheep Of 70 at e II Of 81 n gle 2os
Canada lambs D. stae COY b. both at 7t With "a State %
H. h8c ,, %, MI. .,. O, - =. s,,, N,
&c. s Indiana ID. at s' 80 Of Ill "sIe' and i''
'nSss Tsss Co. .S q yessey ewes N. Sa Psnn',, SO b.
Sic; ~ Pennsylvania lambs. b b. lc AZ a 1,
Pureht, A. Van " ert sold eo kak neep W 10, 70 oS
s n ete 70 State lambs 6 h, at tic al7 Of 81 At 7 and s
10, soh % State sheep 100 n a16c ls5 State
lambs g. b. al 81 st evt ia d. "a ID. ss tei III s u
attic "a =. c..,r,,,.- ,,.,
Inc hog The market active L,nee oa aesss S se @
hor s II Ga d6ic 62+0 hogs 1d7te for those OF 100 ID
and ,,e for market pga 2' State hogs v" sold alive
HcSt
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
m no,r ., sn.,. s.le.. 80 ssl,. W. apo,.,

kye Flour 70 srnes sales, 80 bbl. We quos.,
s1s 81; iS s v; a::. 's'
Corn s:: s: s: s ss 81 e
fSiIGTJ ss. % % Ssia h.,, decline. n. ss.,
's y % ssa
h H S 20 y S T. & ID @ S S9:: ),
c nss. ss s:'s: sas'; T. 'si': e. & T. ;; : ss ::
ss q ~ sss:: rs- s S 4 s.: ST. I: s::s ;.s
si.st s S r f 10 @ sI;.: Ss.:.rn . g.
:nI BdS as Dbl. d from PSlsa.ps V .ss co.a
sisnDT Cd "': ..a . ,r r.q... sale. 100 qa. . Is 80
81 * M s % :sd S &C. & IS for sSsss s No. e. % &,
sSSsIS: sssa.e wh:.. nla ..s With lea.
ss ss R' s,sI d
+ ~; s, e: s:s % %:;s q ss s s, i; as,. ; ss
10 Gssi s s'ss e.: Ss:
S 20 'i s;s % s'': Ig md ':ss s Bate
~ =; .'''i ;i 80: sI;s s.s:.. q :
S Mn ; % ss s's Il. Gs 's' saa 5
sIe .aOs closing se and While G 50 iDeod,s 500 bush
S Ss'ss =; s:s's: r ss:'
s'a:s H'ss .1f s store and
s.; Ell III; & s ;ss H.. sf & lsi i; o
hid, Porto Geo ors terms md IS SLi Ssros.n. %
NAVAL sT0RBS-staned Rodn b in demsud nqnry
being largely speculative higher prices bb
81 l2i 800 bbs d. st 50 TO- 200 bbI do 50 Isl 0O bblA
Do 80 R6S3 49, 900 bbl Good 6rsned 81 Isl ESQ bbls
bbA do In Wilmington free boan at 81 S. Spirits dpenine
opened heavy but closed firm ss ssaG with " bbs sold at inside
price. Tar Is nominal
OILs-Crude P.h Oh are Menhsden quiet American
seed steady ds3e for casks and saas for bba Osr Oils
dull and unchanged.
PROvSIONs-fht has been only moderate demspd for PORK
g.; ~ ss % s ' & ss e: % e: M
pts ss:
l5O bbs Mess &l3 s5d 62t Beef
ssles 25 bbl &S0 II for PsA Aess and ella for
Extra Mesa ercs Beef moving slowly; quote at p61
sls Prime Mess. and lsa s2a for India Mes Beef Hams
quiet sales 10 bbs at sl7o$2i for GA aud s29 for New
Dressed oes finer at Lard good demand ior Western
prices and sst evening $50 dy closing
price City also active and firm sales 500 tc In lots at go
stc for No. for O e for fair to prime Steam ard sS
} and 10 tes Old on the spot at " 80 for To-
the quiet; s.cs $50 tc fo January sio
bulk se slowly but holders refase to mahe
eonceOn quOts On the Creei there has been
see 57 for Upper and - &c. on rpo fer Lower Re:
moderately elosng 6nner; the transactions ie0o
bb spot e 900 bbL for October st Ht 1000 bbs High
1es for October private and to bbls for November
2Ijc, Of At 2c the other at 2; bat
eou traced Cases quiet and fu In
Philadelphia 1000 bh seller October weIc reported At 2 sa Sp
tember, quoted at 23i 0&ie ~
10 hsss Rangoou and $50 bag Pstna at 7ia7}c
SKNS-I1 bat little chang sales during the vet have
been oon6ued principally Curscos The stock Of hecns It'll
large and firmly be a. quotations. recep 70 bses ne w
bales 20 bales Pya and 10 bales Cape
Deer spd good demand the stock ns receipts bales
Siss bales and ~ bales Texas and SOuthen sses O1
b Sissl, and 900 ID Texas and Southern We quote:
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22

Eh. Wheat Assar nls' 90 hs.s ao ,,l.siss Glib d
Com si % s :. .sss. = ;: *. Rsa ...;
H. i:. G. s:s 80 & Gisii sis' SIN S T. .Iss
e.; 8; s:!; ss;s = Y; s:.
1sss1 r.. .: -: z. E,.s..a
isy s.l. .S Ss.s 70 : .ssis,s ss: ns, re-.
:' :s:s:y 81. - e :;.; 4
e1s Ss': si;'i ~ ., timer, s,. q, ss., e
Sss p! s. ss cS Ss a is..ss
s s:;.s III !, est ss i' ss & fIf's'i
% nj 'Ssss s.y K %, S sss 9s1I T IN f1': 'ssre:
ME- ;s s. !.,s. % oi s, y. s:ss sss 5ss s
sss ] s a ; Phi; ,@s: d.
ss: g s, s;;;i =: r; f. e: sri:s
S: & "a i:..1 Live :' sa' f,st.
s@S bsI roar 1900 bush Wheat 5000 bush Corn, 1900 lush
0;' sS isiH z, s.n.;S md s T.s %,
,zas: nsss.' e. = sHsi' s:'iss s
e.. = ME-: Ne @ e. w. a;a "a
I'D dsnandi No ,ssais Mss.n DO Yrssa
Sci Sci ss s'ess e.si III e s,s SsTsfS sa Com
ga. shpmen''-''0 S'' Flour i0" '''A' Wheat ''" 'aA
ssss as''F Fst 'tsi 81, Sss i1 1's,e. bssa Ssi'
CLEyRLAHD Sept l.-Wheat ana t1vanoeo lei
Rel NJ do held :. 81 81 % bid Corn Jus snd dun. dD
:;ss't % +, S :s. sss ss' E s C. As''''
CHICAGO fept 2-Floor unchanged Wheat scve No. sprne
closed N iGi seller September or lsl seller ocor IN ths ,fey
noon quiet Corn aevei No. Mixed closed
higher; No o. 6iasse Barley No Spring closed a 4Se4te
Iigbwnes advanced c Provisons que PORK, $l2
Lad AZ Bulk hea-shooli.n, &C. 1--we Hou shade nner
. Bus,o o. Recrpis4 90 bbla four $4,000 bush Wheat
barley and Hog, shFments3oO bbs PlS1i l7oo bush
bush. BARLEY and eco HogA -
JornyiiLl Sept very strong for al grades, sales %
hhds Lugs e7 6O9sa Dageirg unchnged Flour hm Extra
Family e IS Wheat Corn and Rye quiet and unchanged ga"
good demaud and arm at 3 arrival Provisions active epd
Inn D.cOn-shoulie 1e Clear BIB Side, ~; Cs.r SIDES si
el30Sl3 so. whisky steay at slaSc
BuyrA,o Sept 2.-Receps-Nour 500 bbla Wheat u 100
bash Com buh Oats 1000 bush Barley 30 900 bush Re
hush II 900 bushj Con 5000 bash
Oats Ils 900 bush Barley, 1000 boh Preighs hea Wheat n
Corn l3c Os EewYork Flour Hesdvj fair trade Wheat
stron as 500 bush No Milwaukee Club. o! 80 % arrive
and higher closing weak sales 100 bush No.
Ec for No Western Rye n0minay '6a7se Barley erm aes
8o. Peas nominal s 81 TO- Seeds ques
80 bags Timothy 81 PORK Lard and Hghwnes quiet and IN
MILWAUKEE, Sept nPour-sphng Bra better at IS 80 Whe,t
excited prices higher; No. Sl lsd 81 s; No. eIHf0Sl
Oats frn 3ic Com o,i No Mixed 49, Rye arn No.
sle Barley s Spring Csc ReeePs-so 69s flo. hO.h
wn.s Freigt-B Lax. Buffalo Wheat sc to Osxego hc
Drraorr Sept Wheat active and higher Extra 81 $50 81 f
No. White D HdSl Si Amber Michigan vi JG Sl 81 Corn
&c. Oats, &c.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22

Export Of specie per steamer Bremen, S9J,oeo
The money market has been more acve to-day and the
Increased rats were fully maintained. Good borrowers
have been readily accommodated at and per cent on
Government bonds and at and railway and miscel-
aseous stocks. Tho leading bond houses had round
amounts offered them at per cent, showing that where
he security unexceptionabe the rate is still very low
Commercial paper was quiet at yesterdays rates.
bonds have been quiet and rather feversh
but close steady. Fisk Hatch report as follows at
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22

Railroad bonds have been active with the business well
distributed though prices ruled fraction lower on the
active list Ceutral Pacitcs sold at lolsalOs; Union
Pacific Frsts $50 Sso3 do Land Grants, s2a; Incomes
IS1a79; Ohio and Mss. Consolidated "a; c. G. aud l. c.
Frsts 92ia92i; Michigan Southern Seconds, sst d99a
and Delaware, Lack. and Western Seconds at 81. The
agents OF the ST. Joseph and Denver City report
unsbated demand for their bonds with prospects OF
early closing out of the loan The following the
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PR NJ, rtA River Vesssb ead Ratirodds 49,
sIrr iii Pkg Asbe. % bales Broom C0rn Pig sS n
Ss Cotton se b Copper lS Pkg nr,S sIu SO ~ ss sss
baB O.. 100 hn,h Barley i S; i,.: GI, ~ q
s s G nl ni1 15 Sss s... Il oD. SSs a.. III S.. as, . @
e ca bb Ro: I Pig Pos PS., III BE- si. Su' ee.
50 ts Tsiow pigs Rice sll Pkg Starch .ss ig Tea '
bhdr Tobseco pigx Tobacco <S bb h' :" one' WOO"
New-York tribune., 1871-09-22
$3.50, ,Oc0
NEW-JERSEY INVESTMENT
VINELAND RAIL WAY BONDS.

$4,000 PER MILE. PER CENT free Of tag 1nersss duo
April and October. Principal payable Ies.
The dsngsl oCe the ssoh bAsuce Of The e and ony mort
gage bonds Of vhepd Railway The entire oaa beng
sTsoooo
The Line begins terminus Of tie NewJs"y scrbcrn Railroad
Dexs R,s fi ms and the garden
OF Nw.Jey-sno.t the .sre psb hrorgb roh anu 'ul
Hvs.ed country products which will l beush, to PdphA
and ew.Yorh BY this line
The aoarhss vpelsod and Bhion the route
On the opposite River the smyrna osd
rruetss and part through lire 20 Bsltnore
rbyeveu operated, and the renaneg ten ses Win
be laid BY September %.
The road bed United States Trsnc eos
sanity ndesdng.
The Investment y beyocd question.
For Aor. tine the price will be o. ssd seerred interest
H. @. MARQUAND,
No 1lO BROADWAY