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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21

made cheese sell At loie Earl eness worm
lie and oleangup sales At that price gaoe
special 3i ale Ohio Factories and fn'
Prime State PseoreS....l3 9IJ Daires '''''''9
Pair good statePaetories1i ala Skinned Cheese
PETR0LBUM-1he Crude marie. has shown some ~
evening 1900 bbG, the sold l0Jc today there ~
rnore business AZ lie Refined was quiet bat edy OF about
l,1o bb sold for pronp delivery Ac for Phh1epna @
about 800 bills high sold % ie for regular OIL
asking z3lc for del with contracts quoted a. Iyic &
was IN good demand and frmi City was quoted AZ iie 81"
l6c.
RCE-e market seive Tor foreign At u pees se
21s bags ~ fitc Tor Rrgo9n, and IiGSc Tor Pan Doe''
scarce sales - ties. at Sid9!c
SIGARSre only moderate degree Of activity In The marhe
for Raw to-day stock In tie hands OF rehn
ing diminished hole 81 abe for Pair Cool sr1 s ot
PINE kning No. - Box Cye atStc sales &c hhls al 99 Io
Cuba sie for Inferior do 9 for roro eo LIB boxes Cenoe
ltolo and lis hbS Mslado 10! al0c Refined hssdF h
Harris.
sEEDshe market dull and rnchsrgd quote ordinary limo
thy at % IS Prime Choice S4G - 20 Clover quoted at sae'
lndiar1 and State atl0al0lc. ,
SOAP in moderate request and s,esdyi quoe CASTLE at Of9
he Cogates Pale lie; Fancy, BE-, and No. slc d.
SrEAuN seldy sales 50 Medium grade At loci Choice
worth l0is
TALLoW In good demand snd mj sales ~ 50 bids De
WHISKY less bat steady; sales, l3O bbls at DC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING House OF FISK a. HATCH,


NEw-YoRK, Sept. 10, 1872.
DEPOSITS received. on which we allow interest at
the rate of four per cent per annum. Special ar
rangements made with Sayings Banks and Others
depositng large amounts.
We issue CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT available In
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 and other FIRST CLASS
EcURTTIEs such as CENTRAL PACIFIC and CHEsA-
PEAKE and ONO Bonds.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Loan having been with
drawn from the market by the Company the small
amount remaining on hand will be disposed of at
private sale, giving investors opportunity to pur
chase this favore security upon terms which should
insure an advance upon the completion of road and
their introduction at the Stock Exchange.
FISK q HATCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21
at the U. &. sub-Treasury was:
Foreign Exchange closed at the following nominal quotations
sales we're reported at concessions. We quote:

steamer Deutschland VIII close
at 1890 Merchants Exchange Nos so and 50 Pinest
hotels last evening, at the Stock Exchange in the brokers
Offices to-day the principal topic Of CONVERSE
ton has been question whether certain national banks Bank
Of Commerce City Bank uEabe in refusing TO green
backs upon bearing banks oeaOn AMI opinion seems
to be divided upon question While there few intelligent
men who would be willing Affirm that simple legal question abanE
Of deposit justified refusing pay checks drawn against the
deposits customer especially certified checks there are
those who justify the banks in question the ground that
they serving business public nasmuch the funds sought TO
be Withdrawn were and used for the purpose OF ncrea
ing the and Of creating panic They would for
once west from its purpose and do little wrong order
70 secure great good But while there except their
oon.eierEe who sympaIe with the conspratos In money
the good the business community readily comprehend
that the good commence the reform OF an
use aud they especially would do to the
70 bank officers when it and when not proper to
permit deposor withdraw his funds This view OF the seems
10 have been members Of the Clearinghouse Association
who held meeting consider the action Of the banks
the question meeting resolution offered sustaining the
banks which elected stormy debates but while much sympathy
expressed for the object sought attained by officers Of the City
Bank and Commerce the meeting by prepared to-
inorse principles Of epOaOn and properly refused adopt
the resolution
The money stringent during the early hours Of the day and
borrowers paid high gold and additional commissions Of
s2 requirements Late the day there liberal
offerings There nothing DONG in discounts
Government bonds moderately sye and became strong and
HIGHER aner the opening closing Fisk Hatch report at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21

Pats on Quicksilver Common Preferred offered lat the mar
k" 60 for cent bonus and Canton Company the emu
60 eaysp on the The above rates all imply brstciass
nsmes
gold presented certain periods to-day considerable en-
element and activity the varied changes Of price ienee the
Of the control Of the late clique who have so ha
esv and recky carried the against the legitimate business
ia,eress Of the country the price ll the
gure night the expectation that gold would be scarce Tor ne
stimulating the market earlier much " per cent
per but LATER gold became easier and in the er
noon became heavier carving and TO this impulse In
part we NAV trace subsequent decline l The Treasury gave
notice the due on the November inter
est Soud be paid subject only rebate Of cent per annum Tho
yates in the gold loan market were "a 3l6 lJ' and lilo or
borrowing Fat and paid for having balances carried Inc
psd ont in coin interest public debt $4,000,
reemng called bonds The Bank Of Pranee made gam dur
ing the week Of The days business at the
was as follows cleared S84O0; gold balances, SZ59'i
.er.v bssnoes a. 609 The following quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21

subsequent reaction Of about u both kinds The widest M
cent and later she sales
made corresponding The general market opened seaa
advanced though the decline Be hs depressing Influence Tor
time the market took at the o'clock Board
and the advsnoe was followed up later afternoon The r'e was
equal i02l per cent marked Western Union
Telegraph, Northwestern Rock Island, NewfOrE Central
Lake Shore, Ohio aud Mississippi G, C. and l. O, Union
Pacific Pacific mer feeling among investment
securities. sold at 1871 9l2oi and Harlem At llool peA
ware LkAwanna and declined from % to g. In the misce
neous comparatively little doing soes being Gull
ay the market steady at decline Of to p
cent from the best figures day The following table shows a
opepipg bichet lowest and eloBnK prices OF stocks;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21
PRIpAY. Sent. pr. v.

After succession Of stormy days on the Stock
ohasge markets appear have Ay settled themselves
ordinary routine Al least the Indications to-day point quiet closing
Of the different departments showing much less excitement
while settled feeling peryaies the street The sngeney
money gave place cay condition Of Affairs gold made sharp
decline stocks marked recovery while the foreign exchanges
The stoe market with the exception Of
two slight reacoL prices pTeseed steady upward movement
the dose when prices nearly up the highest made The EHe
speoaou active and the nauoWerscderenoe between
oas and regular leads 70 lie upDoton that some orange
been entered between e bulls and bears In e stock
OPENING 5 soct made decline to 45 beore O'clock sales
n ~ regular way having al Tie from sat " a. There
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21

There were transactions in State bonds but prices
nearly II not quite the same
City Bank sold follows: Bank Of Commonwealth at 90 Man
uicurs and Merchants par Central National at loO and Fourth
National at Ill.
There was moderately large and well distributed business in rairosd
bonds the m in Central Pecs sold at
Union Pacific Frs;s s1la87i Incomes 7sd7S EewJy Central
Prsts 1924 dlOi c. c. and C. Frs at slI Gs aud b.
Il. aud Erie Rrstsa 3sd38i.
The Philadelphia steady Pennsylvania g. O Phil
siephiA Ee 2 Reading Railroad 5e Peunsyivaaa Railroad
s7l Gold. llfi -
The specie in the Bank has increased 100 900 francs during
the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21

bo completed and in operation with large business
the present season. All tho property and rights of
the Company, including most valuable Land Grant
averaging about 900 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 appli-
cation. JAY COOKE g. Co,
New-York. PHILADELPHIA and Washington,
Financial Agents N Z. L. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21
SAFE and PROFITABLE
CHTCAGO
CANADA SOUTHERN
First Mortgage Sinking Fund 30 Yca5
I PER Clint GOLD BBIDS,
rgTKREsr PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER. AT UNION
TECST COMPANY.
90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

This road TAX ia ae AIG LINE from Bsao 70
ccago ana runs from the Detroit River CAcs:o nearly saa
The road part the sane line Goc:sern AMI beSE
bail. by TIE same men, VIZ Courngis David
Dows L. Scot. ncary PsasD R. A. Forsyth Jao blfs. h.
L. Sykes either ss Cacaso sal NOrhWss' or Tue
Chicago Rock Paccc Ccoss opke Of the aahi 'id'
sne7 Don Daniel Drew JOAN Ross David Stewart Samuel Tea.
Keuyou Cor. and other pronasu. railroad men.
The road Ike tho Canals Southern e rii 10 DogDis,s
The ya throughout STRAIGHT AND LByEL MUCH sno;rEH
can greater speed and SAFETY taz of rod con
Meeting EuG4:O sni Chicago
The bue control eaoch is Chicago eiers to %
tain for profitable having projected tho les
accommodate exiting bancs aud havax the necessity f'r
another trunk line between Chicago Atlantic .isoa ea'sj
expressly with obtaining TIE cheapest transportation
tte Rapid progress being nae tie Construction Of tao Rod
an viii be enshed at e,riss. practicable pehoi
The branch lines will make tho
shortest connections between Chi
cago and Toledo and Chicago and
Detroit, as well as between all these
points and Buffalo.
The Canada Southern Bonds, in
every particular like these, wero
eagerly taken, the last of them scve-
raj weeks ago, by the best class of
investors, and were on the markets
shorter time than any other railroad
loan of like amount for years past.
Th. proceeds of these bOuds will complete
recommend hem confidence I'D tie Canada sOch
ch,.
Pamphlets and ali information turnisSoI by
wTTJgLow, GATII2 G. Co., DankorG,
"a PTSRST.
LEONARD, sEHLDoIT & TcST1R,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21
To INVPgTORg.
FISK & HATCH

To those who have funds to invest in large or
small amounts OF who wish toinerease their income
from means already invested in other less profitable
securities we recommend after full investigation,
the SevenThirty Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company. Bearing seven and three-tenths
per cent gold interest equal now to 81 currency,
and sold at par, they yield income considerably
moro than one-thrd greater than U. s. 5-2Cs. They
are Coupon and Registered, the lowest denomina-
ton being 800, tho highest, $4,000.
Nearly one-t third Of the Main Line Of the Road will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PSr TtfsfH ana KdIT0adf
O. bales Broom Corn pkgs BeeswsI $50
,ae Cotton 6i cakes Copper 49, pigs Dried Fruit ~ 6o Bgss
Flour bush Wheat lJl $40 bah Corn s2Jto bush
bbL Malt 55 bush Barley I'll bags Grass seed Dt bags
liar Seed Beans bush Peas 95 bbs Corn Meal 20 bags
Hemp, IL bales Hops, $40 Hides. 4IO sides
leather $ baes Moss 2o5 bbs Spirits TuPent5e M 6b Tar $50
M Rn $50 pg Cake PORK. 100 pkgs Beef 20 pkg
Ca Meats pkgs Ll kegs Lard IS pgs Steann 2slb pigs
Bitter 5l1 pks pg Taow, Is bags Peanuts l( boxes
Sarch Tobacco Tobacco 6 bbb WHISKY J5
bleS Wool 100 bbs Oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for TgH Tr'BusE

'@"'u" 's'O' wi In iFEipaT sept 20. 1871.
ASHRs-Thc receipts today - Pkg Pots in fair Jooog
p. Pearls dul and nominal
BROOM CORN AND BR0OMSThe market for Corn ss s
and lur SAFE for Green ANA J9" Of
cash Booms steady . 75d s5 Dozen ,o -
BEESWAX Is In moderate demand and steld sales OF NV"
3gd34lc. for Western. and g5l d36e for Southern. 4,
COTTOS-Thee nie demand Tor Cotton on 1e 20 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21

HowEs g. MACY. Bankers, No 80 Wal-st, New
York offer tho Same facilities to Depositors as In
corporatcd Banks and allow Interest on daily bal
anCes at the rate of -Four per cent.
with immediate returns. =, ,
Special attention paid to choice Stock Bonds, &c.
&c. for Investors.
NEw-YoEK STATE Gs, Gold Bonds, due 1851 fr
Ealo by ,ov,.ua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21
TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, II Nassau-sf.
Bankers, IA Nassau.st.
20 PER CENT INVESTMENT
THE AMERICAN BRIDGE CO.,
OF CHICAGO, ILL.
L. B. BOOMER Of Chicago, President
(oRsASIrzO August l, iS'o)
Authorized Capital Stock, $l,OOO,0OO.
L. B. BOOMER of Chicago, President
THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS WILL Positively CLOSE


THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE OCT
|, l6Il
TIE whole amount o. the authorized Cp, Of Company
payments he in four i1Aaens OF - per cent eae
IS per cent July IS, 25 per Aug 1, 25 cent
sept. l. aud % per cent Oct. L. lS1G. Past due ~
BOOK. bow open the ocs of the undsrsd win be positively
The total amount up issued at this time
and on the Company present surplus 81,
s5 IL now doing thousand are al
most constantly employed their extensive works and they now hs
S. among winch NAY be mentioned Chicago, r. l. and
Pacific Lake shore ana M ans fexas SIchaan
Central. Missouri Pacnc &c &C.: and The ne. Proet On
Wors 10 Me smouat Of more 0OO neudng Of the
built in this eoon' 70 eept OF which ana or!her
material be kept constantly on hand and the Cmpan are
frequently obliged part payment for their WORK railroad
and other which perfectly good securities bat not always I'M
TIE THIRTY AcRKs Of land Cha9o belonging ne Company
Whh ,r Itns,te mdtAn and or shops arg STUDDED
.t be ,oorA years. least OOaR amount eq1a1
ne TheE pT'a dRSMFRIcAy BRIDGE COMPANY houCh brief
hiss already demonstrated the probiabne" Of the enterprise Inc
constructed since Is and up 70 We m 81
Is iron roofs and and pile sub'tnaeu costing
and 6,s 1s Iot S sn1 e.OaeI Tor s
Of least $50 fee. OF bridges for ever WORKING ~ IN The
Iron Railroad and Highway Bridge Levenworh Of three
Of s Zee, each ana hs G1Ug rue S R. csmUaay
The prO6I arising from this business shown BY the books or
Isl Ii Or IS Osos SO
yer ,eb1ey &C. the Company will greater
paty and the proceeds Of the lncreel Issue Of stoA y M n
material for cash. thereby making saving OIL RON ooooUo
Company undoubtedly asor. basis make dividends q
al 300 OOO With iair prospect Of considerable increase
S, sa % , i regarding The reliability Of compaaT;
statements the unquesuOue integrity ami A6ltY Of us onet
confidently commend to capitalists the above a. An Aesmen'
worthy their attention.
MARVIN BROS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIRsr CALL,
1Of O'CLOCK A. NJ:
SALES FROM 10 TO 10S A. NJ.

100 n S2o Con 3O)O L. S9oCOu T1....ll9
Con 6l......lH ~
81 NnS = - ...... .llsi 1000 u s. e CuncncT.....lR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21
rs closlrg quotations wer
sHneraa AaNa.N

William Ward d BroadL, New York quotes stock privileges "
selling for pr bonus 30 days time and to u per cent
days following variations from the market price Of tie
iea nod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-21
MARVIN BROS,

BANKERS.
10 Exchange Place, N.Y.,
SOLE FINANCIAL AGENTS IN THB EAST
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We quote az i0II0W'
Tft,I.uda Alabama keE.Or 20
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~ The Forty-third Congress will
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a." The officers of The Gin. Rock. g.
:. W. X. r.. travelled over the route
from MI. Vernon 10 this place last week.
and were very lavorably impressed. /;
Posey county votes for IA tax for it, on
the 18th Of oi this month, the work OF
securing aid for it along The entire line
will be actively pu>Ecd.-in hopes OF
being able to conrac, the road yet this
winter.
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IL Now that election is over and
people can think Of something else but
politics, we hope TO hear for publication.
from every ncishborhood in the county.
about matters OF local interest tralispir-
ing. and suggestions for home goo1
Give us the items.
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llIor. I'VE understand riot tool,
place nj kcllcrsviilc OH Saturday nigh,
last, in the course Of which travelling.
rhowinan named Thompson had hi.
head badly beat up with rock, and
Henry and Lorenz IIarier rot badly cut
With a knife. Lorcnz' tongue being
nearby eat of. aud two or three cuts on
his body. II originsied ia pure devil
incnt, and occurred ~ K.o,!cl's saloon.
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" John McAulcy,who is now in jail
Tor having voted twice at the last eiec-
iion, says he is a Grant man, and that IL
me Republican party Of Daviess county
don't come TO his rescue, and help to
pay his fine and costs, amounting to
$3.50. he will board it out with Sheriff.
Graves at the "city hotel" -Washington
Age.
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w The attention of farmers is direc
ted to the advertisement OF Mr.. +. Sem
ninger, in another column. Mr.. $.
would like to buy for cash as much
wheat rs possible i'm short time.