The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-19

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The following is a copy of his order to sell stock.
200 Del and Hud., 60 days. option seller after 80.
300 Mowhawk, do. do. do. do.
January 8, 1885.
The following is his letter of the 18th January, 1885,
al Philadelphia, giving orders to sell stocks.
Dear Lynch have written TO Gouvemeur the
subject of the Delaware and Hudson, due the 10Th,
give Yourself ne trouble about IT, am assured from
ceraia quarter, that money will be much more in de-
msnd shortly, asd the receipt of this sell
three hundred Del. & Hudson, 90 days my option, after
80 and int at the best price you can GET If deposit
of per required, will send you check though
| would rather not Your friend,
Curses on lHorris.-Write and direct to Washington,
January 18th, 1885. W.
As do not see Harlaem quoted, saw what il is when
you write shall close my $50 when return do not
fail to sell 800 Del & Hudson to average my other
sales; 1t must 60 down with the market (Cosfdeatial.)
My reply TO him.
Coz. WEBB,- January Is, 1885.
NY Dear Sir-Yours without date but posted al
Philadelphia the l3th did not receive until too
late yesterday to give any orders the Board. Della
ware & Hudson is rising fast. Harlaem is very dull
to-day but cash sales at 83 ID Morris sells al the
Board from los to 178 every day. and in the after
wards, before o'clock, at $50 to 1885, the thing, in
opinion, progressing slowly but surely to 500. The
concern is getting daily in more firm hands. So, my
friend, would advise you at once to make the gentle
own tme year, or months; but do, pray you, make
them some offer which they may accept at once,
when the thing is all settled, they will not be approach
ed in any way. Do let me make some proposition. /
have tried sell Delaware & Hudson day according
your orders and have tried TO do So but could not
only sale made, time and 10 per cent de-
post. Harlaem dull, very dull STILL Tell truly
what think Of the market and what is 10 be done
for you feel painfully excited by your situation in
Morris Canal. Do get out, If il is possible. Del. and
Hudson began at "a ID and left off at 81 ID and 81 12
All things rather heavy for two days past. Write
fully. Yours, &C.,
(Signed) HENRY LYNCH.
NV letter TO Webb, April 9TH.
April 9Th, 1885. i
Mr. Webb, Sir IL have sent repeatedly to yonr office
to receive from you 200 Del. & Hudson sold by your
ORDER and for your and risk and becoming due
the 9th and 9TH of April and finding you the broker
has bought them for your account, to deliver snd
fulfil your Contracts which days since you advised
me you always cOmPliedlwiih, and hold you accounta
BILE for the difference. Yours, &c.
(Signed) HENRY LYNCH.
After having rendered him my account as above and
leaving large balance due me- and not being able TO get
any thing from him, applied to Mr. Joseph Josephs
who was aware entertained friendly and Kind feel
ing for Webb, and proposed through him 10 leave my
account any three gentlemen he might NAME and if
not found correct in every item, il there was the
slightest shadow of doubt Of the correctness Of my
count, would wave my whole claim for this, beg TO
refer to Mr.. Josepb-) Not hearing from Webb, adj
dressed him the following etter-to which have
received any answer.
My letter of 18th July.
July 18th, 1885.
Mr.. JAS Watson Webb Sir:-On the 9TH OF April
last handed to you through my clerk your account
showing balance due Of twelve thousand dollars and
upwards the current has been made up
the Nth MAY last, showing balance due me that
day, of twelve thossand two hundred and eighty dol
lars and fifty cents to which crave your immediate at
tention. Should there be any item in the to
which you can make any objection, am willing to
submit it to be arranged by mutual friends, and would
as Mr.. Joseph Josephs, Thos. E. Davis, Saml L.
Govsmeur, Charles King, ESQ.,, but not wishing to die
tate in the matter merely suggest the names Of those
gentlemen, you may appoint one If we differ. will
name another who may choose in case Of their dsa-
greeting Umpire, and request your early attention to
this matter. Yours, SC.
(Signed) fna HENRY LYNCH. /