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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06

navy Utth itoL ~ as
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
United States, 1868. los 'alW
u. s. 6s, 1863, Couples a lo7
Canada 6s, St'g......lllisll2t
STATE SECURITIES.
Virginia Is, 1886. -. 10 a y
Virginia SIS, Stg, 'SS. 81 a u
CITY SECURITIES.
New Orleans 6s, 1913 - a Is
RAILROAD BONDS AND SHARES.
Belvid'e Dele IS, VI. % 4 int.
Gin, II. l. ID. Is, go. - a 10
Detroit L Mil. Is, rs. SO a o.
Erie 70, 1898. ........ 90 {. u
Erie rs, ls7l........ 81 q Coke
Erie rs, 1862. ..63 q Is
Erie Is, ls75....... z a 7oxc
Gal. / Chic. 70, g.. IS . IS
G'dTk Of Cans. .t7 asst IN
Gt.W'n Of CAn.Ss.' 7S. lo9 ais
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Peruvian lime pulled .25d SaIony lambs WOo 30 TO
Valparaiso fine 2id secured Sax Rlssn 7Jd90
WHALEBONE-The market continues very firm, bat the
been limited owing the high rstes de-
dd25OC 10 Ochotsk sold for export on private terms
holders generally very finn at 81 p cash sud 81 has
been paid for ss 900 n handsome Pola'. Moth
firmly hello 81 10 and upward and South See at 1t
cash.
WHISKY-The market rather lower and very quiet; the
surpv sales of $50 bbs She for Ohio ard Prison.
WHALEf OOTSA fair demand has prevailed for export at
Sc. cash.
ZINC ha. quite active during the week sales Of $50
500 sheets having been made at stGs funds now
held si ;d3;c. Job lots command more money.
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REPORT

Fey ne Essk esdinl "WEDNESDAY, AveEsta 1877.
TOTAL RECEIPTS CATTLE OF ALL KINDS yoR The wEsK
the reports from the several market In The
city there have been received this week;
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IRAILRoAD bonds AND sgAsEs.
Gt.W'a Of eau. 6s '7j.lJ7 alO9
In. Central 10, u.s.. s9i0 9ot
III. Central 6s, '75... GO a 80
III. Central Is. CO.. .l0i dl06
Illinois Cen. Shs.. Is dl3 pm
JOLT Il n. Ina.ss, '74.S2 a 8fxe
Mich. Cent. ts, co.. 80 q 81
Mich. CeAt. o., g.. 90l a 9lt
. Mich. Cent. Sharea..7s % 81
. Mich. So. $. Ed IL, 's5 Is q 81
Mich. So. Shares 80. 40 q As
n. Y. Cent. IS, -. 80 a 81
N. Y. Cen. Converti'
Il bic Is, '6i.......... So a 81
n. Y. Gen. Shares. Is a 80
Ohio & Penn. Is, ~. 65 a 6s
lPenn. IS, go. C. d 88
Penn. Stsrl'g Is, ~. 81 a IS
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Peruvian. Workmanship
Peruvian, unwashed... -. l7d2I
Peruvian lined, pulled. asa 81
Valparaiso. unwssh fine 2id ~
WHALEBONE-The mark
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Among the passengers by the Persia are Mr.. Watts
Sherman, Of Duncan, Sherman & Co., and his family.
There is little more activity in money bot the de-
pand is freely met, and there is no difficulty in finding
any amount on call on current securities. Bank officers
generally anticipate easy market during this month,
ard are disposed to accommodate their dealers iber
ally. The discount houses not active, the supply
Of leading continuing small The rates for this
description are sag p cent, but very good names are
passed at lOal2 per cent. Railroad paper goes with
difficulty.
We Published yesterday the condition OF the Nor
wich aud Worcester Railroad, according to their re-
Dor. inst Issued but omitted the figures giving the
suit Of the business OF the year, which follows:
Passengers .....-........'....''.'.'. ''biSo4n ~
Mails, 1901 o<
Expenses repairs, &c................ Z<o,os4 W
Net. 4E,ozI ~
Interest on debt....................... H,75l 20
q NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-09

OCToBER IA great run commenced by depostors
the banks, and intense excitement in Wall street
Eighteen Of the city banks suspended specie payments
The officers Of all the banks hold meeting and agree 10
suspend specie payments the next day The Hudson
County Bank Of Jersey City closes its doors. VI 4
OcToPER HThere is general feeling Of relief and the
stock market is quite buoyant There run on all the
savings banks, which, however, hold their own. The
country banks well as those OF New England follow the
example OF the New York city banks and suspend specie
payment but continue their business usual with that
exception The Chemical Bank continues to pay specie
The Justices OF the Supreme Court agree to issue in
functions upon the banks that solvent .e .s
OCTOBER l5.-The hard times begin to tell upon the
public at large Trade of all kinds is very dull save Of
the leading hotels The Everett House. Of New York. and
the Girard of Phapelpha announce reduction in their
per diem rate OF board. MI. a#- a.Mn
OCTOBER l6-The suspension Of the banks causes gold
and silver 10 command premium OF from TO per cent
Several of the leading wholesale dry goods houses are
compelled TO retail their stocks at trade prices.
OCTOBER 20.--The banks have contracted twenty five
millions in five weeks. Stocks go up q little. e
OCTOBER 23.-The failures reported since August J.,
amount TO nine hundred and fifty In number, and the
liabilities placed at ninety millions From this time
the banks have received large amounts
of specie from Europe and California, and hings
little easier. Thousands OF workmen are Out OF employ
ment and the prospects for the winter are very bad
OCT 28-Gold begins to come back from Europe. The
Persia brings a million and a quarter and as much more
in guaranteed bills which latter SO South to pay for cot
ton.
NovrxsER-A gloomy opening to this month. The
Mayor recommends TO the Common Council 10 provide Ia
the unemployed upon the public works, and pay
partially -four and provisions Meetings of the working
men held in Tompkns square, In the Park, and in
Wall street. They demand work ahead. SIN .ra'
SATURDAY THE stock markell buoyant The closing
sterling exchange London los 10S per cent
The Baltic takes $2266l0 in specie to Liverpool and the
Declarations by teller Of Grocers Bank and Pre-
sident of Bank of Pennsylvania GOO O0 General stag
nation Of trade all the country Breadstus down,
and the Western merchants will not send forward the
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

fyOpA RTNpRsHfP -ssOo-A PERSON HAVING THIS
~ amount IN cash who willing 70 in and devote
hours daily old established and profitable cash bus
hear opportunity bysppying TO LIVINGSTON
A CO, No. Beckman street -
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nro CASH OFFER REFUSED FOR sEGARs-Two
IN millions of the various grades Of Havana, domestic and
-, are now offered for sale the best cash offer
durable NB-Cash adv made ON invoices Of segars
o"sV" w. y. CHEEkS, ~ Broadway,
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Dls)U.UUU A A
Varying from 70 o 20 cen. belle. Cost Of Importation
N. B-Best French kid govca a. per pair.
W Jackson, Mourning goods
sal broadway, between spring and Prince ste.
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RILLIARDA.


ID IIIIARnS-vULCkNIZED RUBBER CUSHrONs-AP-
ID proved Of by General James Watson Webb and tested
by the royal patent air blower index Pu. s2s per se.
phean cushion put 80 per O'Connor Col
lender billiard table manufacturers No Ann street r.
pHEIANs PATENT BILLIARD TABIEs-rARTrEs
wanting good billiard tables win find the presents fsyors
hle time 10 purchase large lot % and
tables with everything IN the billiard line cheap fov cash
salesroom 7ss Broadway mandatory 50 street
CHARP HAS ON HAND BILLIARD TABLES or
- All sifes with marble and slate beds with style
cushion made upon the most approved principle per
other manufacturer. Second hand tables
for sale cheap At la Fulton street W. y. SHARP
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~ be in session IN the back room q Tammany Hall every
day between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. and O'Clock r.
NJ, t the Vh day of November 1857. ~ BCuren papers
be taken out days before the election day by order
uf the committee. Thomas Byrnes Bernard Reilly Michael
Tuomey A. Eiton walter Roach Councilmen. NICHOLAS
sEAGRfsT, Chairman Naturalix Committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-09

AK BROADWAY
40 BLACK BEAVER CLOAKS,
STYLES yYcLrsIvE, NEW AND BEAUTIFUL,
And made from he rarest qualities OF beaver.
On our tables will be found quantities OF English
and French beaver eloak at " 10 and Is " each;
cost from ~ 10 &15 10 import.
Cloaks in our extensive establishment Is business and
department Ladies consequently have the opportunity OF
making their selection OF
FIVE THOUSAND GARMENTS,
every which will the test Of examination.
We have but price, that under the circumstances
Of the times, Is much below cost
CHARLES STREET co,
AIS Broadway.
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STEAM MACHINERY FOR SCREW PRO-
PELLER SLOOP-OF-WAR.
Navy Department.

GEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
steam h1ehnsry for sorsw Propeller seoP % wan ne es ~
the complete construction Of the steam machinery and
United States na az s a ii PsiaasipS S, say
The OFFER mas be for specific for putting the whole in sue
tna, be proposed state the time in which the work win be com
The the establishment In which the work Is 10 be executed
len with the party whose proposition may be accepted combining
the greatest number Of advantage keeping view simplicity Of
not being subject arrangement In the working being the OBJ
mos. economical fuel and greatest owage
which ,he space available for that purpose viii admit,
the greatest distance from the mainIaas, the
ssns g a @ aSs hsys for and
Of all kinds for the perfect working Of the
passage two shNarhps ron bukheads dis,ns apparatus
@ mater from which can be made not @ than nan loo s
encien cruising ship owar must be Included In he propo
suou, and a lis, q them must be furnished
for The sha adapt the vessel for The reception q the
OF the Navy Department and will permit the Use Of such facilities
the machinery aud the fuel
will be allowed in the body Of the ship the entire
mast, and thence extending Forward a
ss s q % ss 70 ss 1 @
adshps being is feet inches whn this space expect
ofwhch the viii his specifications and the weight Of
the machinery water in boilers shaft propeller and appendage
with tho oO and work must not exceed $40 tons Of 22o
pounds.
win 100 the distance between the
will be feet the depth from the
the keel under the propeller will be le
feet IS
engine who desire dbd obtain OF
vessel making application 10 the department
The must be accompanied by full and general
having position gravity the machine
y boilers marked them; giving also the capacity Of the
cylinders delivery valves and OF air
outboa delivering valves for steam above The water line
boilers the dre and surface also the diameter pitch surface
propeller other principal points that comparisons
readily There will also be given the estimate Of the weight
engines boilers water hunsers appendAse tools and spare
work, in tons OF 22to pounds
VIII be when fourth the materials
shall have been completed
the department there Will be made payment q
OF the when one half
shall Ike completed there will be further
h when three ours the work shall have been
Of % when the whole shah have
completed and have made satisfactory trial OF one week then
payment n and when the ship shall have
satisfactorily period Of three months then the
manning shah be paid
The repairs during this period from defective workman
oF viii be the of the contractor.
proposals explicit qualified conditional
ISAAC ToUCyY
Nov -aaw,isncc Secretary q the Navy
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Nom Explosive ETHEREAL Oil.

rISIIE frequent and heartrending results from the
eherial oil and other liquids fr iainnAias
which affords all the
m 81 these preparedness Withhold. any danger explosion
less aAd burns r longer PERIOD which arss w Al All
the subscriber who the ale
in CoabtS. He win sell tbs ETHEREAL oil
quantity charged Cor fearful and dangerous and
sometimes fatal ey,
KleySA,h strprs and 4 street north.
oct lS-tNsa6m STUTl, Grocsr
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washington Branch Railroad.

ERoM Washington at 6 a. M, connecting at Relay
with fer hs West AMI al Rslmsrs With se for EziA
Gehnhta ana New York.
A So M fsr Annapolis Rainsore ptisaclrh and New
Ala n M ar FalOrs aaa Norils Aaa Relay FEsdsr-
,.s
Z Relay the West and for Annapolis,
Ra,an0ra. fnilsiephka, snd YORK,
sSanAAy a !, a. m, and Z %, y ~.
Ryaz Bati~ass ~ Easasasc~a-
AT and ais. a IA, and q and SIS, D m
Ga Sunday al AIS, m, and ana p M,
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ials FOR, ood BY Randolph Bay 10 Gardiner c
30 miles aud back wsck
Leave Port orford Monday a mi
Arrive al oardines City Wednesday by . D nj
Leave Gardiner CITY Thursday AZ
Arrive NJ Fort Oxford saturday BY u
rropcus after passing Coos Bay Coquec
and end a. umpqua c about the distance
tisrd, Invited.
ia1ia PROM o, od BY Randolph Emrro Guy to wnchea.
and back,
Bidders 10 state schedule aud distance
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THE WASHINGTON UNION.

ugAf u As maa u carys and all eAes particulars "a s
e careful auapiasos " fhe
Laos AID lnstyaosons aiacAedto hs advertisement
Dated (ssned)
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GUARANTEE

that The foregoing for carrying tho No
day August 1875 tho required obligation,
tract TO perform the service proposed with good and sufficient
TAG &c, do understanding dsinaly ne seaoas AID liais as
iea gaeraaos der Ae ARA section " As act q Congress "
Cssned by two guaran,ors.)
Dated
tho undersigned, postmaster Of - state Of ccr,aes,
ander hi eA Q Office that he acquainted with the above
os and knows them to be menof property aud able 70 make good
the guarantee
10 Altered bids should no, DO submitted nor should bids once
Bach bid mus, 30 guaranteed TIVE Responsible Gen
sgaci plainly with tho full name Of each person.
The department the right reject bid which
bidders
n,sa e,ss,ss General Su,r.o Once and sent BY mail mo-,
agent and pos,naes viii enclose proposals Cor
cters Of amy kind) in their quarterly returns.
H. The contracts be executed aud returned department,
bore the Isl d August 1885 hut the service be
ened on the s,Ju The mail day next after that date whether
o considered until tho contracts are executed and received at The
department. aud then transfers Will be allowed unless good and
sufficient reasons therefor are gwen 20 no determined by the depart
ves that m the Of the mail shall DO lot sin
sysr case 20 the loves, bidder rendering sufficient S
transportation than may be necessary TO provide for The due eer
description bids has They specify
mode q ba, 80 take the entire mail each trip with
CELEBRITY certainty and security using the terms Of the law These
which they designated
providing conveyance entire mail large and
81 Ae mode necessary "eeiy, certainly,
and steArsiy.n
all where The lowest grade OF service beloved to be
sufficient the lowest bid viii be accepted il duly GUARANTEED IN pref
Nsiurs' specific bid,
Whom the lowest bid bid and SPECIFIES either mode
Inadequate mode u conveyance will net be accepted but set
ase for Specific bid proposing the necessary service
When tho bid does mode OF also, when
proposes carry according the ADVERTISEMENT but wthou,
specification, viii he considered al for horseback
SERVICE
modification hid in is essential tantaInonni
bid and DO royed interfere with regular
competition the last hour for receiving has,
81 poas,ers be careful certify the safcioncy VI
surees without knowing that they o SUN
responsibility and all bidders and sureiies dis
notified t failure into perform the contracts
the service proposed fur in the accepted bids their legal liabilities
viii no enforced against them
al the department
must equally others procure and certificates o their
sucnoy substantially the terms above prescribed Tc eeGn
succney be signed by postmaster OF by judge 81
court Of record
AARON " BROWN,
Rstinastcr General
Rosr oFYicS nSrAkrNgSr,
October -, 1887. a.
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|YIsHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
IL asi NE sAre comprising ihis haze his

folSswinss
The AsAnthc- *. u TAy1 uaver E5ars6er
The Baltic
The AarSAsSc y. IAaas
These shgs havg hy expressly svyernusent
their eca 10 assure saesh and spsas tA
passengers n1c7nAllel sleyAsee ssrN~t
Pce ~ Fasze New YesS I4veESoe $3.50
IN ssea1 s1aSn SIS prosa uverpoa NeN
guzaeas
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Ne e+ztsls be ss1Hre4 EnHa sa2a er.
sAs kaNs
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hs Highland, Newauona, Grand Mound Creek
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hH 10 extend 10 seattle 80 miles further will be
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mites and back, once Ia Two weeks.
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Arrive al Oak FONT next day by m.
1874 trom olympia by taous and yclm
kon.efy, 40 miles and back, once la two weeks,
irevc Olympia every other Monday NJ Z IN;
Arrive al hort Montgomery by m;
loaye bort Montgomery every other tuesday Al M;
Arrive at Olympia by SPIN.
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CITY ~ Astoria, Oregon In weeks aud back Che
Nook and week the residue
ladders 10 state distance aud schedule depart
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Raiders 70 state dlsnco and schedule OF arrivals and depart
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