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nnirsses. Del ssdonDa Phia; Jasper, Aimirs T. 40
syneia. kYerh.
A,so cleared 18th, BARK Homer Valparaiso.
PoarLAsp Sept IT, 1870.
ArrivedBrgs PrA.. and souie. Phia; .ohrs Oygnet
ohsrnyheld for kYorh Baltimore. 81 Gso-s-. for d.:
GLpUcEsrER, sept u, 1919.
Arrived->ehrr Mexican. Phila rth, Mary Anne Brook
lire, 81 do; Hero, Eas' 1bomsFten. NYork.
- NEw BrpyosD. sept rs. l8l9.
Philadelphia
saed-sehr Eagle, San Franeiseo soops Erie and Emily,
Albssy.
-, PRovrpEScE Sept rs, l'49.
hrved-schr horterev PhAdelphia iSsh bark Harvest,
Ovtsra Philadelphia - $500 -
sned-BriF kss Merhew, Phi adsiphis; sehr, Albert
Tlombs Eapsemond. T IreanS, and % Noresu pbilads.
ghis siocps Mount and Proofgiass. RsadsuS Long
New York. 1850
49, BRrsrot. Sent. 3, 1870.
sssd-sehr Science, Albany; Planter New York 70 load
for brazos.
Cleared-ship Bowditch, Pacific.
UAL'PAx Sept n, ISt9
Arrivec-scbrs Aldebarsn Baltimore, i5sh Elisahess
Caledonia, Boston
Chsrsd-sbip wabash. Cowea
.JoHS. NIB Sept. II, 1S4Q
Auiwd-prir vosnte. Plpsd.lliia; l5h ship Delta do.
10Th lig Lady MAXWELL DO; nth. ship ssoa banks Corn
WELL and Clarence and brig Victoria, all from NYerk.
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COMM ERCIAI AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday. scptcrpber vO--g

Wtuhttday. scptcfnber ID r. M.
There vas greater activity in the stock market to-
day than we have noticed for long time The panic.
OF yesterday has subsidized but quotations for stocks
sbow very little condolences In the future At the
beard to-day. Erie seveus declined =, Farmers Loan
y, Erie Railroad u, Canton Company y. aud Harlem,
"a With very large ssies Of each There eaten.
ve transactions In all other fsucie. but without any
change In prices Government and state stocks we're
not active The French question the subject OF
universal remark In the street and the butts were
afraid TO purchase at price The bears have been
quite active during the past two days buying In ther
shorts and taking advantage Of the existing Depression
In the mask.t As soon they retire. therr will be
nothing TO sustain prices and may look for sur
Their decline There about three thousand shares
Of Harlem sold 10. day ct the first board prins,pav
on uGci scll,t oP,oa, Tbs ,artks. a. ~, -ss...
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Police InteilSacure.

RobIing q Count, man- An I'D man of about sixty
Williams. came To this city on Tuesday, and In his
rsmbl.s around the city strocd the Five Points.
where ON passing along Orange street he met by
Hannah German ~ the bellies of that vicinity Who
ttop induced the did 10 visit her stuHted at
No 81 Orange street After few drinks 81 tn. 90 to-
arms Of Morpheus and awaiting in the morning his
pocket book vac found In the possession 81 tbs fsir
containing only IS $50 having ben extracted
during the night Officer Sweepy took the into
custody the charge and Justice Lothrop committed
her 20 prison for trial
tn, .1,,,n Of N. Stor, srindier man about forty
tie grey no wbshers occasionally wesrs gold spsctacles
ssont opr s-rs ago sslss .. r The Dry good. store
purchs,sd piece CT muslin. valued Mt 50, aud
ordered u to be sent to boarding house In spring
street the clerk took the muslin, and met the
the stoop of the house In Spring strsrt
who said Then II take the muslin. and you go back
TO ths store and bring m. the 10 yard. Of lioeu or
dsrsd" The clerk supposine 10 all to be correct
up the mpsip vent hack 90 the store and In the
set Ct cutting oG the linen when his employer asked
him that he wss about and sad. bav. you got the
pay for the mu,ipi" The clerk then related the DIR.
cunssbc-; spd H. needless to say, on the clerks re-
turn to the house the gone This passed un-
III yesterday MT Devine sas going along Grand street
vh,nv should he zee 60 up on stoop but this In
dividusl in spccs. On the side Of the house was
Ticket. Boarders Wanted Mr. Devibe waited hack,
or shortly after he cav him come out 81 the house
sid proceed ON his ~ay In this ~ey Mr Devine OBJ
ter'td hn, Visit number OF houses -here bnardsrs
view % ming across polc' man and having him
restsd which he subsequently did by obtaining the
sid 81 efhcsr Hsrrison OF the 4th ward The officer
TOOK the secured into custody. and conveyed him 70
the th ward station house where he the OF
joseph Farrell On searching bis person $40 In money
VS. found gold pencil and several receipts for rent
of bis rooms situated In the rear of No ~ Frsnkliu
street where Captain Ditchett and his officers. on
searching the premises found the muslin the property
Of VI D..ipe This IL supposed 20 be enc n tho
men Who, With younger one. swindled MT Stewart
out $40 ans spdes,osed to defraud Mr. Beck In the
ZANE Wy All persons and shop keepers Who have
ts.b dei sud.d In the like ~il Do we'll 70 call
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N arkcts. &c.


NV OsLgA-s Septs1s-PM
There II hut little doing In cotton the high views
81 hoid checking the transactions Yesterday about
500 bales charged hands full prices Rice IL selling
In . small way at SC abhc for fresh parcels
Nav Os,ssVs. Sept ia. VI.
Quotations fer cotton difrult 20 rive they being
quite unsettled Holders howrver. srm With sale.
held Ut 2ac &c. The Clintopia has arrived from
Rio With 1000 hsss Of coffee 81 the CROP the fret
received this season. II IL held skc
Ci-crv-srt. September 10. 1sio .
F1our-The market IL duh. with moderate dema nd
Pro,isions-Mess pork IL held at - Bscou-we
note sales OF bacon In hhds at 4c for shoulders aud
g.. per IN for sidss and common hams whiskey In
quoted ct $50 per gallon.
Bstrrsosr. Sept 10. 1870
There has been fair business dona In Hour and grain
to-day NJ the prices Of yesterday Other articles
tinue stesdy.
Burrsle. Sept 1e-oPM
The receipts Of produce. since yesterday. we're -
Western -four IL IN fair demand for th. Esst and
city trade but to fair brands trim. lower
The sslss embrace 600 barrels mostly Michigan at
$4s1k . So 7k. There IL some inquiry for wheat,
but the 6rmness n holders checks operstioss About
~ 900 bushels changed bands NJ SOC for Chicago: $780,
fr Wisconsin and soc for Ohio In there IL no
Married change though the market is active Sales
Of 1000 husbsis at IS 400 fr mixed Oats are low.
and quoted at 2sc Ohio whiskey IL selling AZ 21c
ALssSs. Sept t9-6PM
The receipts 81 produce nv canal since yesterday,
vere:6 600 barrels -four; $500 bushels wheat: 900
bub.ls corn There is less doing In -four fair de-
mapd however. prevails ~ prices current yesterday.
Nothing of momsnt trspspired In wheat Rye Is quoted
~ teo Nth Gales 81 GOO bushels Barley IL more
plenty, and lover Sales 81 600 bushels four rovsd
1T ttc. Oats are esissble at use.
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Shipping t"seisssencs.
NV ORLrASs, Sept n, 1870.
Arived-Bsrk John Harvey. Boston.

Arriv.d-Brh John Harvey. Boston
Bosrov. sept 10, 1880
Arrived-ship Bsmon Manila, April 2ith snji.r June
9th pared Csre Good Hope Jply w. srote nth inst lat
Gus Ion 90 10 bark Wsbsn, New Yerk, for san Francisco
Shp vsldron. Liverpool, 10th nit, its passengers
Bsfk Amarop. s'adt. July 18th Eisinore 9th.
Bsrt Buiisps, harsses. 18th uit LEFT Convert
forlsarr sept W. Potcmsc NYork Aug i3 brig for
Csdf ~ lcsd for Rio Jspero. spote nth, lat W ~ Ion W
" in South tarolns Trieste VIA Palermo FOR CsAiy 18Th
inst lat ~ TO- Ion a. brig Herari fBrem for New York
Bari cerl', Naursn Liverpool h ui,. Spoke 10Th inst
lat ~ q. Ion "a n, brig Ohio for York
Rails Rae hus Savannah; Elm ra schrs Tennesses and
W Pei srirg do; q awhile. N vert.
Shir Ninrepares Newcastle 9Th rt Spoke eth ins lat
az lon ssAn thip iisrnonia, York for Liverpool
rtg SrfssN rhfia
III Hsmiton which srrived al this port from ManiIi,
down this moynrg at2 o'clock seh Ahbathue Captain
Cnr. ire m povincetown mnctereps half seros Raw
sx men ireludins tho earsn got board the ship and
SIR femaed on toard the crippled shr Al O'Clock this
merrips hey had arrived Provncsovn although the
vird was fair
Puenos Ayrts Merimao, Pkla hrigs ~yandot San Fran
eeo BIZ art Mobile President Taylor A'exapdrip Pearl
and nihc, rhiaeeFMsj schrs Rap Riehm0t d narris
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MAILS FOR EUROPE,


u w r II N Va N y "A.
The steamship Washington will leave this port ct
o'clock this afternoon for Southampton aud Bremen.
The to be taken out by the Washington is very
interesting The additional particulars relative tho
threatened rupture between France and the United
States particularly The contents Of the Weekly
Herald printed in French and English for circulation
in Europe, will embrace there details and the latest
intelligence from all parts of this con tnsnt.
This sheet will be ready tins mornng. Single copies
In wrappers sixpenee The mails will close at half
past ten O'Clock.
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A CASE OF NEWSPAPER DESPERATION. - The
other morning, gentleman in an omnibus conn 2
down town, hailed boy with parcel Of newr
tsp,rs under his arm" Here, my young chap
let me have Hualdl" The boy shook his head
"All gone, sir-all sold" "Then let me have
Bitun,," said The bnysr. "All sold, too" ssid
the boy, but have The SIM" The Sun ?"
taid the buyer, "wsl, let me have one-I'm In
t,sptft,e stg,c-I must have something"
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SECOND DESPATCH.

SPRINGFIELD, September 19SP NJ.
The Convention has nominated Henry w Cushmau,
Of Bernsrdstown, for Lieutenant Governor.
Resolutions adopted in opposition to the extern
sion Of slavery but not making test question in the
party An effort made to strike out the last part
but it failed-there being but two three votes in
favor of the motion. The Convention Is strongly
bunker in character.
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WAsHNeroS, September 19-P. M.
Dispatches have been received ut the War Depart
ment from Florida which state that the Chief Of the
Semipoes disclsms oil connection with the late out
RACES and agreed to deliver the perpetrators to
the Americans for trial General rwiggs had called
council at Charlotte Harbor.
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The Jennings Estate.

NAsBvrlLE. Tenn. September Is, 1slo.
The Convention Of the jennings family, consisting
Of seventy delegates from eight States (~ho claim
be heirs to forty millions Of dollars worth Of property
In Ersiapd) adjourned yesterday. They had been In
session for several days and appointed q committee
who empowered to obtain all the necessary legal
evidence TO substantiste their claims and then
ploy commissioner 10 proceed to England to prose-
cute the suit for the imme whieh they claim
hal
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Later from Havnna-Cuba Quiet.

NEW OnLEArs September IL. 1S4o
We have aavices from Havana TO the Sth last, at
which time tranquility prevailed throughout the
Island.
II was reported that the regiment which revolted
two or three weeks since would be Secina,ed.
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OrR Consul AT PARrs.-A Washington cor.
respondent Of The Bdifimore Sun suys, that Mr.
Robert Walsh, U. 5. Consul in Paris, has not yet
been recalled notwithstanding the statement, Of
the Ntr l'uk TJitpn. that such was the Tact
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Euronenn Intelligence.

The CsmbrIa's news is now over due. II may
be expected at any moment. The wires TO St.
John are IN perfect order.
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AmUsENENTs THIS EVENING.

BowERY THEATRE Bowery-HAMLEr-THE DESoUn-
BROADWAY THEATRE, Brosdway. -Rosr o'MoHE-
hlsr Y, ST.
NiBLos GARDEN, Brosdwsy.-TIoar Rorr-ForE
LavHhs-Joeko.
DURTuN'e THEATRE. Chsnssvs street-A HorBEs 8
B,avssT-TEaplA TIor--Ts ONLY Ny aust
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham square. l. Asst
LSes-pHILIP QUASI 6V1ris Isp.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway -FaA DIAvoLo Bat
gAtrIr Ann HIn. m a.
MECHANICS NALL CHR,sTy's uIHsrRELs--voyAss
AusIski-kTHIoPiAN SiNeiNG.
TABEgNACLE-GRAnp VOCAL AND IrsrRuMrsraI
CoNcrhT.
cHlNEsB MUSEUM, $50 RroAaway.- From A. NJ 10
No
New YOrk, Thursday, September 20, ts49.
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TEIALoF TIE AsToR PLACE RloTERs-SrARTLTSo
DiscLosUREs.-The evidence brought ont ycstcr.
day. on the tra Of the rioters Of the 10th Of May,
presents some Of the most startling facts which
have yet been connected with that melancholy
fm,ufe. II sppears, by unimpeachable evidence,
that rowdies from the Northern Liberties Of Phila.
delphia had been engaged for the riot in question,
and were present on that occasion. The evidence
also shows that deliberate purpose had been
formed, by some Of these bandtti, to set FIRE to the
theatre, ~hilc il was full of people and prcpara-
tons had been made, by getting collection Of
shsvipgs for that dlsbolIca purpose. The mind Of
every good citizen is startled at these new and
hitherto unbeard Of atroctes. The court and
public secutor are doing their duties, in the face
of all sorfs Of distractions; and we have every
belief that the jury will also perform their solemn
duties without fear favor, or affection
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SAILING or THE NnoARA.-The steamship Mt
sasrs, Csrt. Lang sailed at twelve O'Clock yester.
day Tor Halifax and Liverpool She took out
forty EIGHT passengers and 81, 702 IN specie.
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Fire mt New Market, ". II.

Bosror. September 10 1s49.
The buildings Of the swsnscott Machine Com psny,
at New Market ". II were destroyed by fire this
morning Loss $50 0oo-vhieh Is fully covered BY in
sursnce
The New Market Iron Works were also damaged.
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The postsg. upon newspapers dropped into the post
s@ce by individuals is cent each Co part Of
the aud half additional for distsnoes
100 miles Of the Stateth- postage TO be- prepaid
except when mt from the office Of publication.
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SPRIsGFrELo, Mass. September 10. 1S49.
The Democratic State Convention assembled to day,
and organized by the appointment of Erasmus D. Beach,
Of Springfield as President. About six hundred dele
gates present
Mr. Hallett Chairman Of the Committee on Resolu-
tions--which will have no " free so' notions about
them) maze speech against sectional Issues and con-
graduated the Convention the union of the New
York democracy
After some other business had been transacted the
ballotpg for a candidate for Governor proceeded
with, and resulted In the nomination of George g.
Boutwell, of Croton,
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BlOodshed In Canads-rispt between the
Tories ana the Rsdie-'s at BytOyvn.
MssrRE,L Septsnlber 10, 1870
intelligence Of bloody rencontrs between the Rati-
Gals and the Tories at Bytown has just reached this
city. IL appears that the Radicals Cor Reformsrs'
called public meeting for the purpose Of adopting
ulatory address to the Governor General Lord
Elgin, and that both parties went armed to the ap.
pointed place, where fight commenced The
Radicals driven from the ground sithongh 1t is
said the Tories suffered the most Seven eight per
seriously wounded, by guns shots add one
or two are not expected to recover.
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SECOND DESPATCH.
MaxrsraI Sonkau,har 10 JQI(

MeSrAEAL, September 10, 1870
public meeting was held at Bytown Monday
last called by the Mnisterialsts. for the purpose OF
addressing Lord Elgin The opposition pre-
In full force and succeeded In completely break
ing up tn meeting and forcing tho Ministerial Pres
dent to leave the chair resolution condemning
Lord Elgin and the Ministry then carried which
gave rise to considerable disturbance during which
freely used and several persons wouaded
or killed. The military called out, and after
difficulty, order o. restored
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The Democratic Union Ticket for State
Oficeru

ALBANY, September 1913 P. NJ
The Democratic State Central Committee have with
drawn the names Of Messrs Denio Dunn. Ogden aud
Fay, who we're respectively nominated for Judge Of
Court Of Appeals Secretary Of State Treasurer and
State EDgineerand substituted therefor the Of
Messrs Jewett. Randall Welsh and Campbell, the
minees Of the barnburpers.
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The Cdd Fellows Convention.

The Cdd Fellows Convention.
BALrIMoRy, September 10, 1slo.
The Odi Fellows Convention is progressing sdmi-
rsbIy The address Of Robert II. Griren. Esq Of
Georgia Grand Sire, is spoken of q most beautiful
production.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Arrival OF n. Poussln az Wsshinyt
WAssrSeros. September 40 VI.
M. Poussin the French Minister, $50 yed In this
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES @ q IL ID ON y r,
PROPRIETOR AND EDir TOR.

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
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rsjscfed comm uBir0 fsorss
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he arst AFTERNOON EDITION can be had VI the Dri''-
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The Southern Mall.

The Southern Mail.
B.IrInoNs, September 1o-P.
The Southern Mail excepting the Charleston portion
Of D has arrived but u taius no i'm portant news
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Citizens ana strnngsrs willing the city
psetfny informed that astIe Garden ,he
trabe Iaco to witness the departure Of the steamship
Obi" which leaves this afternoon her FIRST tip Chagre
Washington leaves mt nearly the for
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The Cholera at bangor, Me.
Bosror, September 1e-4P.M.
Fifty deaths BY cholera occurred at Bangor, during
the past week.
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FULTON street Importer dealer in fine rld
Wat.ie and annlscturer Of he celebrate schee, Dia
mond 'ointed Gold Pens Keeps constantiy haad an
,.r,s assortment which he cells very low Watches
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IHVss"e"t ~ TOT VII" HSS OWUu"eG -UrN-
dyf celebrated lcgraphio print ~ frssd.at Taylor
s cabinet IL fer tse ~ the low
iI.rsinele copy, at the publisher BrAdy Galley 2oj
ana a broadws, corner Of Fulton street. liberal dis
the trade.
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iat,onnl Daguerrean Gallery.

the Viper Of hroadvsv Murray street. should
be yisit.d by all who have not done IL contains tho
largest collection Of portraits u individuals in
he United States.
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F.shlon has s. insd the Tr"mp.s OF Y.

90 lonF mobopelxed for the bene6 of aud
,rd IL telling tho hole World in tone.
kNoN's surerh Fsn Fashion Oats the stylisf
easy rent.l rnd c,qri~y finished affairs ever gro
cd that Corinthan pillar ofsscietv. q gentleman.
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Of IA Broadway IL IN ebth siss In his business He SGT
ont with dssiB nstinB TO h. ahead 81 al ee,npeson
Beyond spssop hs fall syi. four dollar rnoassrs th
yesr ere the most die rFue Hs's Cheapnss and beauty
ere never ore felicitously combined.
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Fall Fasnion Hsts--Now Rssdy-At tho
price Store, I2s Car al seeunsupa by arv for
beauty, durability or cbenpness. J. w. KELLOGG.
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LIVERPOOL cLAssIFIcATIoN.
MARKETS ELSEWHERE,


BALTIMORE Jan e-Slu0 Treasury Gs, lOS; 1909 Mary
land quarterly So 7ss I250 sehpg G25J do TO- 3ds
Sz w b. moIe ~ CU shs Balmore Life
DO 10 Bamore& Ohio Railroad 81 "a; 10 do DO 3; do do
$1a do d. do do sly; 80 Baltimore susquchannah
HBALrMoHF. Jan. o.? Stock Board $3.50 United Sta 81 s.
%, iOsl 10y d. do lte1s; lr Treasury ss 0OJ
do do l07 100 do 1851; 5000 do do. l0c]s C00d do.
lOe: o0 do do, 1gS 6U do DO O. lG 30 noes 6 $50
l0t 66 DO. de- 100 lao Ba n a1d Ono RAilroAi Div
bends 81 l! shores Union Bank 90; Farmers pan er
q Bal satpS,s Ere ln.p noe s T. s aSsIs y
me and sus4u, hanna Railroad, bis days. lCls
tHIL LPstIA Jan. a-tirst Board-l5 Norris Csns q
100 Bank rs erohans Bank 26 Is do, ~ 1000 City
g. 70 .s 30oj g M Bonds o. ~ M vishsbu Bana i3
$50 Reading kR, 1876 1000 Reading onds IS; 80 "copper"
IA lU Morris Canal 5000 State S. 7sH; 100 Treasury
NStcs Gs l0c4; Bank. 2l Second BosrdG0C0 State
Sc, 7S1s Far Mech Bank 56 southwark Bank 65 70
Yici sburg Bark l3 1000 Treasury Nots 0 300 Readn
No Bonds. 60 2 Bank s loOo sus Canal Bonds 81
BosrON. J.n. AZ the Brokers' Bosrd-3 sharss Eastern
Railroad A do BatoD and Worcester dalro id 1SA do
lc6hj lido boston and Providence Railroad do do
Chesh Railroad 6 10 do do Nor,hon Railroad so do
Is; Portland saco and Portsmouth Railroad 93 lO0
do Heading Rafoad IA. ; 80 do East Boston Co l3si.
Jan. 6-Serond Boards shares Eastern Railroad 99<
BosroN, Jan 9Brokers Bosrd-S shares Portland Saoo
snd Portsmouth Railroad y3 do do 1856 do Boston and
Maine railroad b. int l 10 do do l 10 do Eastern RR,
10 de- do bio Wessern Railroad 5do. bs
do do l0lt 10 do do $40, lois IL do do lois 10 DO do
b60 lO2A do Fitch railroad, l94 do Boston and
Worcetar Railroad l0t do do 1851 2do Old Colony RR,
a. 70 o. East Boston Co. ny d. Vermont and Mass Rail
81 a o. Mercbants Bank los& Is DO Bank 5s III
div Est Boston Co. No. ~; 10 div. No
~; 81 ,OOO City Skies 1885, 1914.