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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-20
CONDITION POWDER.
NoRRIs.
CELEBaArs.D iMPxuVkD
CONDITION EVNDERS
FOR Horses, Cattle, -hsep, kzoga.
and E.w!s.

ana EsWIS
The cheapest anu only ca. ., certain and relia-
bie Medicine for acme o. the diseases peculiar to
ali OF THESE animals.
For Ho sea al 0attls,-T They are Sovereign
Remedy for Loss of Appetite, Hide bound, his
tempers, hheumsti.m, Inward Strains, FeveFs,
Founders, &C., &c. And sure cure for Coughs
ana Colds, which i. the foundation of the lore
fatal diseases These Powders are 90 eompoun.
ded and of auch inE Rodents, that all of their
valuable uslilies blend In harmonious aston,
which readily enter into the ella ments Of the
blood snd juices, and are thereby made TO pene-
trate every part of the stem. thus assisting
ture in sllAy ing fevsrs and fsmm Ations break
ing up colds, stopping coughs, rsmoviug ua-
healthy distractions, loose min the skin, opening
its poIes causing the hair to lie ooth aud Civ
ing it a glossy, soft appearance, purif, ing the
blood, giving tsns to tAe stomach and digestive
organs, and iupAxtiug new life, vigoT and
strength to the animal. A few doses o: these
Powders will produce wonderful effect up on
these animals.
| For Sheep, they are perfect remedy for Dis.
tempsrs, Eoot-Bot, want of Appetite, wool Drop
| ping, scurvy dc, snd by feeding once wesk
/ freely, will prevent sill tie above diseases.
/ For Hogs, they will keep in better conditisn
/ Fatten Gu 81 er, and or less food. Half Pack
age should be mixed In every barrel of .wiII
| These Powders have neter been known TO fail tt
cure that fatal disease known as Hog Oh olers.
BE SURE AND CALL FOR NORRIS.
Price rs cents per package or five for 81.
! Prepared and soia wholesale and Retail b,
G. G. NORRIS, CLEVELAND, o and sold b!
/ Druggists and Merchants generally.
For sale by John Bengston, Rock leland.
oct6- decd uvf ty
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-20
BUCH u.
from Dispensatory OF the Unted:states,l
DIOsMA CRENATA-BUCHU LEAVES.
PROPERTIES.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES

analogous to mint
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-20

Graduate of Guys Hospital, London, England
and for over two years confidential Physi-
elan to Her Majesty, the Queen; also late
ofthe Medical University OF New York,
has now located Al Indianapelis,
Advice to the sick Abroad as well
az at Zone,

az at Rome,
Every village in America, however small, CON
tsins smong is Inhabitants always a few, and
often many mens womsn and children, suf.rink
with chronic diseases which have bsffled the skih
Of the resident physician, il not, indeed. that
men eminent In the profession in the county or
State wherein they reside, when, really. under
| rational systew Of medication administered by
one who has given exclusive sttsntion to dissa-
SEES OF chronic character, they may be easily
cured; and when such help is found. IL becomes
8 matter Of surprise and inqsi why they hould
have suffered go long. The reasons sre:--lst
That your local ply sicisns are 80 much occupied
in the treatment OF acute diseases al the bedside
| of their patients that they have neither the TINA
nor patience to give proper attention to 9 long
standing aud supposed insurSble disease 3nd.
The man OF emnenco who is called upon may
have gained all bis greet reputation in surgery,
instead of medicine. so THAI the Invalid, not re-
cognizipg this fact, supPoaes he or abe try in
| the best skill that our eountrv aforis. DR. O.
NJ. Mack is succsssfally treating just such cases
ali ever the country, by letter and express, whose
faces have never been seen, as we'll as at his Of
| fee at home.
DIR. Mack has been steadily gaining upon the
| confidence Of the public for the past year, dur
Sc which time he has treated nearly TWO
THOUSAND GASES, ninety of every hundred
| Of which have been radically cured, while every
| case Is been bsneftea, and at this MON ,nt he
| has patients in nearly every State in the Union,
and many in Canada. Every reader Of this who
has any affection of the Head, Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Stomach. Liver, Kidneys, Bladder, Bow
els, Wont, Geuitsl Organs, or Rheumatic oil
Neuralgia Difficulties; or Eraptions Of the Skin
Blood Impurities, Tuners, Cancers, Nervous sf.
fections, diseases of the Eye or Ear, DC, in
vited to simply send the symptoms they have
and the Price Of Package OF Medicine, ($S,) OF
receipt Of which thsy will receive one Package
free. DR.. Mack hiss ready prepared Esdicine'
for all Diseases. Each Disease has It's Sppro-
pirate re uedy and pleasant to take. PAT NJ
in large Packages, ns6s of Pure Extracts o.
Roots and heFbs (so Mercury OF Poisononi
Drugs ussd,) these remedies have been used b.
the Physicians the above Hospital and [ nivsr
sity for over 80 years, known ss their favorit'
Preseri Etons for the use Of Patients aad Phys
ioians. Each package sent will have fall Dirsc
lions and Medical advice free. By this plai
, Patients can be treated at home and save tn
expense of coming to the city. A Hst of Qu.s
lions ent to any full address en- receipt of
cent stamp. Persons ordering Package shoul
send Post ofeoe Money Order or ths money il
Registered letter. Address,
dec9dvlyl G. II. MACK, NJ D.
No. 90 East Market ST., Indianapolis, Ind
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-25

AGENTS TSWANIED. Agents make more
money at work tor ~ than al anything el'e
Ru mess nght and permanent. Particulars
free G. STINSON " CO., Fine Art Pub
fishers. roril I'D. Maine.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NV YoRE Oct ls-BEEvEs-The fresh oserng, IS carloads
ComnunpaN and ears Al MeehA"hen OF 80 he =. oo.n
bet The saer ufavora and rade was very sov al
yesterdays pnoe No TeIaa we're oder sad 20 very poor o OF
pberb M for Kemshs &c Ohio Stsers7 cat sysge At lge
s;, p '1S q SS ao; Is .ss. sS.'sn CO. n % z ono sl & % od
ChAa Kahn. his account ~ hebtueiy steers q e" At w
i3,e y Moses for p kemAns Is prime Ohio steers %
asp LiMs-The receipts o9 head mailing
D 7sI since Mondsy 10 SIS for the time last week hhd 10
ears more expected the afternoon OF the fresh ohn " t'
Foeth cars st Commu1ipav and car foyeghh-
ct The receipts arrived late At ComHun aad nothing Of eonse-
ouenee had been Aher2 yesterday PdeoeE sold ear
choice Ohio sheep hne wool 81 average at 200
q, enabled 20 dpO Of prime lambs at SIC 70 aad
enoc sheep at 1aie s IN sIa ,o,s 70 sast eooms % aI
a 70 @sS s f low sruTes % < sasc n closed
" J1ss ss S' .o .s s oS sheep s .veg, at M per
NJ 223 do ~ at she 50S do 81 b. sie !" sta's - y at
los state lambs 10 6lGi Il do 70, At 6ei do u 70, at
7iC; snd % DO, 7s n, Atttc A.. a, - - m. .oo 4.
Lerch Barnes sold 28 Oho Seep 20 70 average h1e Ho ao'
sTSETAivs, were ConmunipAu and 81 a, For
ss ais for The same time last weeE que, 5aic
per n ior live hogs dressed du and dropping At d7i
poed 70 IrTe mixing the total supply for The week thus
M head 400 sgsins 81 cars for the sane time last
The mark and slow There very few 6uers present and
bot little operate The yards are pretty well cleaned ooi By ship
ments about head o of ,1le' Of lodi steer .y
va b At ssSss 5 Oi Missouri steers ranging o62d 16
h at 81 6Ods5 5O ls Ohio steers averaging 40 b %
m. total ,upp for against 90 200 bead for
last -sei he market closed sn C.na, sa sIO9gss
e5 sO nearly a. the oEenngs disposed Of 'hs odiy SO
Michigan sheep aver,gng b. IS G eo Michigan sheep aver
Hesst. receipts to-day head mating the total supply
for - 500 head against D. 800 head OI the sane e
beng fay Toe eH .iboe the opening this reh Trade S
issa2i n At 81 65 % Ohio hogs RANGING from 2l2G2 o at
Al7a '.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
BANKING HOUSE OF
FISK g. HATCH.
No. s NAssAU-sT., NEw-YoRK

No. NASSAU-ST., NEWBORN
DEPOSITS received. on which we allow interest at
the rate of four per cent per annum Special ar
rangements made with Savings Banks and others
depositing large amounts.
We issue CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT available III
all parts of the country and bearing interest in case
of special deposit.
We make COLLECTIONS for merchants and others
in all parts of the country.
Orders for INVESTMENT STOCKS and BONDS
executed at the Stock Exchange, on commission for
cash.
We deal in GOVERNMENT BONDS, and make
speciality of a few FIRsT-CLAss INVESTMENT Securi-
ties which we can recommend with confidence, viz (:
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO BONDS Per Cent Gold.
CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS, 6 Per Cent Gold.
WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS. Per Cent Gold
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO BONDS can now be
purchased at rates which render them very desir-
able investment and admit Of a considerable ad-
vance in price upon the completion of the Road.
The Road is so nearly completed that trains are
expected to run over the whole line in December,
after which the securities will be introduced at the
Stock Exchanges when they should soon take rank
with Central Pacifcs and other frst-cass Bonds on
finished Roads
The CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS are quoted at all the
principal Stock Exchanges of the world, and are
held as the favorite American Security in the Eu-
ropean markets. where large proportion of the en-
tire issue has been absorbed They are now compar-
atively scarce in this market.
The WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS, payment OF which
is assumed by the Central Pacific Railroad Company,
by consultations and which are therefore equal IN
intrinsic value for investment to the above we can
usually furnish at something less than the current
market price of Centrals.
We buy and sell either Of the foregoing at current
market rates
Full information furnished upon application at
our Office, in person or by mall FISK q HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
cnrrnN MARKRTs.

NGwoR1rAS. Oct ls-Coton frm in gocd dsm,ndi sdd9g
b,s, gTo,s 6J iats sales to-day bales last evening $500
% les ,Sa etOorO Great Britain 6aes the Continent
II O26 b.cs eosstwse l9 bsles sales 70 VO bales - -
cents m bales eI2efsto Great Britain 26ll bales 'ale, go
bales, ,Qe 2S9 9aii "seSe' "s SSeg Ba o ale. @ bales
HoEuS oct s-Coon strong; demand good hddlog', sie
S,:, LS. HTSs s sis Ss sales 10 bales; stock 2s
bses wseky-n.t receipts, sl25 bai e1por''-eo's"s '
SosroGK Oct a@COon frm Mellns' sl alse .:!
sps St s5 bales reefyne receipts ls7S OAes sIDoreoa''
syss Oct a@Coon active in good demand; Good Onar,
- Ollie Low ss.s s @ S.t. &Sdas a I 5s sfs es 81
bales. west-9et receipts 4SEa bales eiPotso S S Sl ,s
toa sas Ss. ss. to the Continent 'o o''' 'o'''' Wv '
GSoIsSs1r Oct Cotton sm MdTins' lsc receipts 1871
bales shipments ls9 bilesi stock S5S eaeL ,o,ott
eI rosT , Get sSoa s% GGdag 5s BE- o net receipts
36 bsles l bales ai ~ h,ss 1o SI
bales eIposto Great Britain So bae oast" iO bales sales
NJ H.Sos So,s' oet istGo'ion sa Mddng. l7
3sI bales shipments 27J bales stoek-ls7 35 bales 1872 S7a
Ss,sy11E Oct la-Cotton ann; Hddiugs llei weekly
oep bales; shipments s7 baesi soek-s1I SA bales E
MoS1sosER1, Oct quiet Iov Mddns, Nh weelly
receipts 3A bales, shipments. 2,|7 baesi Hock-lSI 4'O
WmSsGTos Oct Cotton steady Mddngs l8c net receipt,
e5 baes eIports-eoasNise 49 basi sales bales stock 2
bales veey-ue receipts l bales eIToso Great Britain 4t
CHsRGEsroS ls Cotton im.r AddIngs lss Low hddugs
& Good S.9o5 qi& rs sSe. Sa'I .,. S bs.. s' oes 81
Bale. veshne receipts itS bales g sIPP.' 91 the
PHnApElPRrA oct B-Couon hmi Middngs, lS3@i weekly
net receipts, Is bales; gross. O. 713 bsles ..
PsoyIbEacE Oct ls-CottoB-WeeklTnei receipts 40 bales
stock, 5000 bales amin
I7le receipts, 81 bales shipments, bales 80,
ls-Cotton 6m hddings, 5t-i rseeipn, fEJ
ball shipments. 800 bales
BosroN 18Cotton steady hddIngs 2oe net receipts
b,cs go, SIS bales; Great Britain 2 bales; sales 800
bales uock $50 bses ueklyGet receipt, So, bales gross o'i
n, erports-to Britain "a bales sales 2l5 bales
CoIuABus Oct l3.-Couon seady hddhngs H!ci weekly
reeeipts 1913 bales; shipments 2.l12 bales ~ 80
Aren.T. Oet l8 arm good demand hddngs Hld
se receipt, SO bales; 26s baei Seeklyecepts t
es ,hnmu,, bales soek-S1l 1853 balesi l82 2b bales
MEnPHis, fa-Cotton hmi MddingI ttals3ei receipts
bales; soct-s1i, 40 bales 1872
no as bales; weetiy-recp Ol3 bales shipments, 200 bales
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19

from means already invested in other less profitable
securities we recommend after full investigation,
the SevenThirty Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacihe
Railroad Company. Bearing seven and three-tenths
per cent gold interest equal now to 81 currency
and sold at par, they yield income considerably
more than onethird greater than U. S. 5-90s. They
are Coupon and Registered, the lowest denomina-
ton being 500, the highest, $4,000
Nearly one-third of the Main Line of the Road Will
be completed and in operation with large business
the present season. All the property and rights OF
the Company, including Rmostvaluable Land Grant
averaging about $4,000 acres per mile of road are
pledged as security for the first mortgage bonds now
offered
All marketable stocks and bonds are received In
exchange at current prices. Descriptive pamphlets
and maps, showing Route of Road, Connections
Tributary Country, &c, will be furnished on apph-
cation JAY CoohE O. w.
New-York, Philadelphia and Washington,
Financial Agents N. P. r. r.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19

,ree, The hrs Price being touched shc FINAL oeahug' "
,s, Mail seH breaking ispdy IRON 6 ~ The movement
flly understood by outside operators, and fhe i'oF OF
on the heels Of sneh rapid and unlocked for cnp H. ath
al. l.. ged In this Way ohers be MANIPULATED as 70 n"
,,, and rrcaon ss urc, rain wool be usnsaeuou 70
A f psdf Mail one Of It's sd aivtnee Of ~ ma
fossd in belief tue part Of many ous'ra Nhe'h@
ourded We undertake TO determine, that The Ero"h
o steamship company ues the present and even hkne' - A. A.,
.l hence the late ventures in H. Wilde Others, laoAng i
M in the e.ne,co of making prOhts Oa the aeehh@
Tbsn the hull pool who are skiniaJ manipulating the s
are believed to be very strong. In ae, the mpre'No -,
tier can compel psy boui such preei - ivy - An
utp The siod FOR such they require 70 III tn'
A he. m, hss,raos nature business Of te''s % y
have MT 20, 70 deliver frs tambe the ''oei ron
.,A mainly no doubt By natural eagerness on the "a" %
.u q. ,ree hoders rcshBe handsome soerud pioo''
,.i,ed bv sore that the pool quite Shhhg '" N' Wv -
srsp doxB little, being fearful thar tsy ~sIe P't u@
1,.,r smeuhst too rapidly. where everything was IN och
h, =. s witnessed at the eoee tonight h Impossible 70 gean
,pns certain A. producing 50 sneh Ano
seisy Words scarcely adequate 10 sIpes ne oOhooh ~
anF the s half stOc Exchange to-day ana ne marhe'
h started out With promise Of quietne and ef Of excitement
-, q, ~ ,na unns I, voald be hard which ftoek
ia .oos in popt Of interest the scramble cOmmenoed but
s A, vhA bad beea heretofore the speculative vores were
Nehed around With freedom and uneoncen HAD the
el Exchange Al i usual hour impossible 70 iofe
h What excited minds Of operators might have led them ino o"s
1or he eIetg Of the vvJ brought into
Nv The nness ard exhibited What anghts
scfesen bring forth DO not attempt 70 say out m0
IOv Is meb produce is Sn share Of excitement
Tie As Of stocks q amounted 70 lSsO shAre' ei
eeng BY . e from 10 NJ to ~ m VI
P,s Maj. thsre were ,O duiug the day Ne I'M
yssns Union Telegraph Of which $500 shares ehage0
hGDd aud the knowing ones those who think themselves uon ~
Western The nert speculative card The Union rseno
peel hAdway Thirty thousand nsIes VIC
oeh were sod today price, ser reaching cot fen Oh ISL
eOse following the opening highest lowest and closing
proef ofactiy stocks sold TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

t,nos Oct ,s-il: n-conso opened a for and
sa s fof ID. Omitted FVsvehy bonds lsoo DID,
slii 1865 81 TsnforuesH nc" rVs''ssi hhs A"' ''
-. - .,..A.
N1dnr Un,pes Mvg Orleans lod The ssles Of the -sei
have been ba Of Ehh go .i.s for tIRoT ,ns - ~
AnsTiesu TIE receipts The vesf have bsa o bales l9eias
1900 Aereaa Actual export u o baiss The ,soef sea eosa
Ia ds por n a5 900 bales pcudnE IS 50eo Amecin bs.dfuu
dan Com, 7s PEI quarter The recipe o. .e. iof 'ee ps''
hye Al lheuins 5000 Amrtan
LIyznPoO Oct le-3.30 m--C0ttoh 10 fra CanorniA VIE
whes-sversge l eensg Csb Ni the stock Of The hs'"
,caHa Peas l0l v quarter ior CansdlAn . -,
I0spos Ocs s-PetrOeun ,ersi Rstued sii p gsIeu spi
ita. I'D .,...A
LosDoH Oct es n-cOnso and ARsress seeuhu" closed
unehsnse1 Rne Railway shares, COT
OFT ls-p m.--Rsntes closed al e9f Sc
IyssyooI Oct ls mCoon closed uncbsnfsd the sales of
the day havs been bales eudn for speculation and sI-
po Of ndss Orsaas iOF November led The n,ei Tor
fss Psbnss lasOssIsI fsz. viii spua ksesRu I
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
Cotton siuee Sept. /, 1872
CondNLon of Mk Crop.


WARRINGTON Oct IsThe following Of the report o.
the san Of the Department Of Agriculture upon the condition Of
the Cotton Crop IN October:
The Cation prospect serious changes since the Sep
tepbr port been generally favorable o picking No
violent storms reported and douth has not bpreyaed the rainfall
nearly all States not eIedng two inches 10 Sptem6
Foda Alone reporting fully four inches and Tennessee three The
dyaous The Caterpillar have erteuded further n9rlh even
pto North Carolina have involved the tOpeop partially and IN
ay naees yho Of douth In The later sumner
its effects and exhausted vital
~ /. more apparent than IN September yet there are
districts which report exemption from lhs premature
dv and promise enhanced The effect Of fertilizers advan
chg be crops in States and the combined elects OF VOTES
ni doub shortening the Of growth vii greatly haen ne
close Of picking places the ALREADY sA'hd ana
msnr others will be clean early In November me genera
average condition reduced a 81 in the rst week Of
10 81 October In October Of last the aTege vas Nnen va"
material from that q the previous month w oe seen
M The s placed gher than Ia last Years report o Oco
her While The June returns was IL per cent greater
follow: virginia 5Ii nora Carolina
a.. gouih Carolina Flortda f5 Georgia. 8 Alabama 81 hs
pp 7 Louisiana TeIas IS; Arkansas 15i Tennessee, 70 The
existing condition Of cotton Is perhaps more marked
thar usual or counties IN Alabama protaeng most largely
hot Weld the cotton In the STATE Montgomery
reports In Geos Davson the hrst In amount OF
prodaon while sumter and Lee Dotn arge poaee
i've only IN Mississippi few prominent counties report gh con
don; MshngtoH SO Madison G Warren, W. ah' hlnds w. Soe
EoIubee and Claiborne return 100.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
AT 90 and Interest,

Issued By the indianapolis, Bloomington and Western
Railway to aid in building EXTENSION line West 10 direct
line from Ch.mpFn SIS miles to the Asssp ppi River at ke'haI
and peh from Heath t32 miles, Decatur ali In the
state of Illinois, The bonds secured BY first and only
mortgage on the EXTENSION being rapidly eon'iru'ei
the most thorough BY able and experienced contractors Who
represent millions Of dosrs which insues the "
rail being early date About 90 mhs are 'He-aJ n
i.hed and tIO graded the whole line 2l7 miles VII BE
completed early been connected and entirely fin
With the L. b. W. Railway from its sahy og'hiiauon II was
completed the Autumn 1870 and has developed aPd ao SUI
CRssFUL AND WEALTH. CORPORATION hTag large fe's'a'
from s largely increasing bunnes With the EXTENSION vi" De
one cOpOnhOn With 40 miles Of road located In commando
ing position the heart of tho best portion Of the e0an'
The counties OF the EXTENSION ID 1870 bad poPa'toa
Of 242 valuation Of real AID personal es'ie SlSI OOO-
600 bushels Of grain raised %. COOS Vsse Of farm pre-
eusH S25,57O, 200, and live stock, SIS,349,OOOi TO
which may safely bo added cent 10 represe nj
the present population and Vslue. The counties on
the Old Line and the EXTENSION together contain
population OF nearly three-quarters OF miiiioh aHd
n property valuation exceeding OO,OOO,OOO'
From these statistics will readily shat the ExrE SSOS "u
have Loca Business that will make IL complete sue
cess this will have the entire Through frame
OF Ae Missouri Iowa, and Nebraska Road, connecting
with on River and extending vest to Tie h''ou oOV
~ sre q .oupect, with the Midland Pacific Eebaaka. These
Two orporaon and also Peoria and Rock Island (9l miles, aud
the Davenport Paul 800 m although sepae corpora
tou, ARE CONTROLLED IN THE INTEREST OF TIE INDIAN
APoLIs BLOOMINGTON. AEDl wEsTERNIRAILwAY and prIc
u,y will be united hia 1000 miles The through
business Of which pass the l., B. W. Thsh an East and
West trunk and has parallel competing Ine' Inc
Eastern connections Indianapolis are the PennsyiVana Ten
trail Baltimore and Ohio Bellsfontaine, Lake Shore
and New-York Central and other roads ssnehnE At this PoaI
From the seaboard West and HOrhw distances are
materially reduced this System Of roads, 50 much 80 9a'
cannot h 10 be popular line for travel and business
Liberal TO the stock we're and counties on
the line OF the EXTENSION and the remapdsr has been Asn
sxperieBc railroad men and Eastern capitalists
These facts cannot bond' which will be issued
only completed road, take high rank among the 0' r"
securities
The bonds ar. 900 each convertible into stock at par At the
option Of holder and be registered free oi charge
Coupons payable Jsuu,y and Ju free tax Tue bonus may "
be had from binks bankers throughout the country
W. offer Presen, 80 and interest ans ree'nn
than strongly cor friends Of the safest ans no
dsnrAele securities on the market
Bsps delivered free charges Maps pamphlets aud efea'
larr funnGh.d on apphoshon.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19

HoUsToN AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY COM
PANY's FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS
secured by large and valuable Land Grant and
Sinking Fund of 2 Per Cent of the earnngs For
sale at 90 and accrued interest in currency yielding
over per cent interest William E. Dodge OF New
York. President This Road will be entirely com
pleted by the 1st of January next and we conf
IDENTIFY recommend the Bonds as perfectly safe in
yestment. JOHN j. CISCO & son, No. SO Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Ehrtr Hssss1 ana Ratroddt
OCT a3l bales Broom Corn, 81 bbl Copper S5 bas SGttos
II s7 bls Four $40 Meal Hsl7 bsh Wheat ~ 800 bush
Com B 400 Data 1000 bush Malt 1880 bash Barley ~
bpsh Peas 200 bsK r,sseed 5 bbs Eggs M bbs Beans $50
oifs Ded Fruit 700 Rsueed "a bales Hemp, 10 bales Hops
i8 bdlA HIDES 6g9 nes Leather 2o5 b6H Rosn ~ e6s spa
Trsnne Batter Cheese pkEL T,loS w
piss Beef pigs POrL 7i1 Cut Neat. 2 pis ha is
lad i6 baQ Peanuts $50 Silver Ore 2a spes l9 bdb
Sims LILO pigL Starch % hAda Tobacco ss pigs Tobacco bales
Wool u bba Rhhhy.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19

The movements in dry the veef show slZN entered ioi
consumption s6 6 Withdrawn from WaSebOOfs and s s ware
bouscd
The Phsdepha market sesdy PsBnsylTsms b. io7
Philadelphia end Ehe Railroad 2 Reading Railroad s7t PsnnT
Railroad. 5ss Geld Il2g-
The specie tie Bsnk Increased 7 900 frHes during
tbs past week
The earning Of the Indianapolis Bloomington and Ween Railroad
Co for the frsi week in Oct 1872 eA So 49, SHs in
ertsse si6J,i1
Dean heGinns Co oolomn the sr mort
and accrued currency The road
section Of the State present rlHay sueA The
agents the road win furnish full information regard to the road
sppBeaioh
New-York tribune., 1872-10-19

NEw-YoRK MIDLAND.-Of the FIRST MORTGAGE
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN of this Company there
remains but small amount unmarketed When IL
is considered that this new Great Trunk line is now
so nearly completed we cannot avoid the conviction
that these Bonds at $200OOa mile, secured by t1rst
Mortgage, are particularly desirable and safe. For
sale or exchange for marketable securities, by GEO
OPDYKE a. Co., No. 25 NaSsau-St.