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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-12
Philadelphia Markets. MAY n.

BARK continues very and in request s4a Cor i
No. Quercron CorroS inactive and tales ire
gusr rates. buyers evcins deposition operate Clovis
SEED nothing doing-nomina at 81 FLOUR the sdvsacs
t and though the export demand s limited speculative
demand has arisen and prices have improved fully 2c sales
2c0o bbls t7d$7 IS and the highest rates Do
anded the stock in market very low Fer home
the demand is moderate from 81 &dSs 80 for
fancy. RYE FLOUR is aud wanted at 81 90 Cosy
MEAL better for Pennsylvania ground sales having been
effected So g. WHEAT IN moderate demand and the
duced stock tends advance In prices $3.50 bush
sold Chsnge IFS for Pennsylvania Red o fair quality
and so for prime and terms not public said 20 be
better RYE has again advanced with moderate sales al s
SIC IL freely offered but refused BY holders
OARS lower with sales Pennsylvania a. 59d5 closing
The lswest figures GROCERIES quiet sccount u the
Of different holders aud buyers Provisions hmer
with bkcr inquiry for Bacon and sstted and sales OF
the latter Ole and lie. for Shoulders and Hams WRis<r
aud unsettled but adyaneing sales bbs ~ 81 dS,
aud hhds wanted at &c
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SLAYER EXAMINATION.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFlCE-MAY IL.
Before u. W. MORTON.
Mr.. Joachimssen, the Assistant Dstrict-Auomey,
called up Layfette Tompkns Captain of the tow
boat Satellite which had been engaged by Captain
Faunce to aid in capturing the schooner Merchant.
His evidence fully coroborated that of Captain
Faunoe given Friday in addition to which he testi-
fed that he saw something thrown overheard from
the deck of the Merchant after the second tow boat
lBmkbeck) had left here; he was about quarter or
half mile distant from the schooner when he saw the
bundle thrown overheard from the appearance of the
material thrown overheard he should think consisted
papers the matter thrown overheard looked 10 be
as large as bed; he no person throw il over
they were about fifteen miles outside of Sandy Hook
at the time when they on board the SateIte made up
to the Merchant the Merchant was at the time under
canvas sailing in 5. s. F.. direction; when thew got
up TO the schooner Merchant the steamer Birkbeck
was two or two and half miles off
Arthur ID. Stanhope, Lieutenant on board the
revenue cntter Washington, was then sworn aud ,es
tilted that he had seen the materials which Cant.
Tompkins had seen thrown overboard they looked
like raw cotton and papers he saw no signal given
between the Merchant and the steamer Birkbeck
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SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERM-MAY l1.-Before Judge
CLERXE
ANOTHER DECISION AGAINST THE NETWORK BALANCE
DOCK COMPANY.
Richard Roberts agt The New York Balance Dock Company
Judge Cerke gave short opinion this morning.
He said that if this particular had been tried be-
fore him. previous to the decision of Judge Roosevelt
pany it would be very possible that he might have
come to a different conclusion from that of Judge
Roosevelt. He thinks however, convenience and pro-
prety alike require that the weconsidered decision of
one Judge should be followed by another single Judge
where the case involved the same principles and same
facts As far as the Special Term is concerned, the
maxim of stare decSiO should on this occasion be OBJ
served. The questions involved should be deemed
open only for consideration at General Term. Judg-
ment for plaintiff, with costs.
In the matter Of the petition of VIM. j. Staples
Prayer denied, without costs.
Theron S. Doremus ct al agt. Elias Hampstead
Motion dissolve injunction denied abide event
Matilda Rhode agt. Henry hode.-Alimony, PEN
dHte lite month in lieu Of 'her present allowance and
! 100 counse. fee.
Levi b. Knapp agt. Adelia j. Knapp, by her next
testimony is not subscribed TO BY the witness
certified by the referee.
The People &C. ex rel. ID. NJ. Howell, act. Sylvanus
s Ward ct a.-Motion granted, without costs.
In re the petition of Michael Humphrey TO be an.
pointed guardian &cRefred to Maurice Leyne esq take
account.
John Turner ct al. agt. VIM. McAuly.-Motion
granted costs TO abide the event.
/. John G. Ililtman, administrator, &c, agt John T.
Htnsn ct Alt is unnecessary to make the administrators
s Hilton parties Let all order be entered making his heirs
parties; no costs.
Before Judge PEABoDY
CASES SETTLED.-LeOnard Kirkby eft al. agt. Henry
B. Hewctt ct ali Lewis b. Cheseborough ag The n Y and
Enc X. X. Company.
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BROOKL YN II'ENS.

ALLEGED RAPE by SEVEN MEN.-Yeserday morning
a widow woman named Catharne OBrien, residing in
Twenty.sxth street, NewYork, appeared before Capt
Stilwel at the StationHouse in GreenpOint and pre-
ferred complaint against aporterhOuse keeper named
Mcclure and six Others whose names not known,
charging them with having violated her person on the
highway the evening previous Mrs. OBrien stated
that on Sunday afternoon she visited Calvary Gene
terry where her husband and child are inferred. In
returning about O'Clock in the evening she stopped
into McGure's house. which is situated across the
bridge in Queens County, and asked for drink of
water. Mcclure told her that there was no water in
the house and rendered her glass of beer which was
accepted. She then asked TO be directed to the
Twentythird street Ferry and alleges that Mcclure
went out to show her. After getting little distance
away six other who also in the porterhouse
came up and the whole party violated her person
Mrs O'Bren became insensible, and when she recOv'
cred her was lying the ground alone but
80 bewidered and feeble that she compelled to
main until daylight. The crime having been commit
ted in Queens County it became necessary for her tc
proceed to Astoria, which she did with determine
tion TO bring the villains to justice.
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DEATH on THE RAILRoAD.-A distressing accident
occurred the Morris & Essex Railroad depot on
Monday morning, by which WIN. Kirk, an engineman,
was killed while indiscreey walking across the tracks
willie ali engine moving up and down between
Broad and Spring streets, for the purpose of pumping
water. The locomotive struck Kirk who cross
ing the track, with his head turned that it is be-
leved that he must have the instrument of his
DEATH which struck his side, pushing him several
feet, when he stumbled into gutter and carried
along 50 60 feet the wheel passing his hands
and crushing his face, horribly disOng his features,
acturing the base of his skull and both legs and in
fiicting other injuries He was taken into the depot
and attended, but died at II o'clock. The deceased
was native and resident of MorrstOwn, single
man. about As years of age has been the road sew
eral years and was perfectly temperate. He was re-
garded as one of the most careful men on the road
and was always warning others against danger.
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Advertisement.
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This highly praised medical preparation discovered
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SECOND BOAHD.
MoSDAY, May LIP. ".

There was a continuance this morning of the heavy
feeling in the Stock market, but at the Secogd Board
the figures of the Bank Statement being looked upon
AZ UNEXPECTEDLY favorable the market rallied but was
not active. The closing prices show generally no i'm
portant change from Saturday. Illinois Central and
Southern Michigan were, however, exceptions. The
former was 1861 bid, an advance of y cent and the
latter improved to 6jI against 63 Saturday afternoon
II was offered at 65l at the close and 65! bid. small
sale of Pacific Steamship was made at q, ex. div
Ohio Trust sold at 90. In Railroad Bonds there was
but little done, and quotations were generally sus-
tanned sale of 49, 900 Virginia was made at 9li
and $40, 900 Indiana Is at S2l. At the close the mar
ket was dull, but strong.
Business in Exchange for the Wednesday packet
has been light to-day, with good supply of bills The
quotations have been scarcely sustained. The range
for Sterling is 9d9i y cent, with hrst-class sigma
lures at 81 e cent. Francs are 5.22l d5.Hl.
Freights are unsettled. To liverpool 200 bbls.
Flour at Cd Grain at ID 100 bales Cotton at Is. I'd
a S. y bale; $50 tcs Beef at Cd lbs bbls Ashes at
g.: 900 gals Sperm Oil at los. y tln; 500 short
Butts at "a: 10 600 Whaefoots at d. BY steam 40
tes Beef at 2 3D. 800 tuns heavy goods at Is Dos.
and J. 600 bush. Corn, purchased by steamer to COM
plete cargo. To London, 5000 gals. Sperm Oil at
los: 400 bbls Rosin at l0s. To Bremen, 800 bales
Cotton at lc.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$lO6,j6s 81 Payments, s2iO,si6 IS; Balance, sif,-
1915 II.
The annual election Of the Board of Brokers to-day
resulted in the reelection of the old officers.
We hear that the Metropolitan Bank has resolved
to increase its capital from $1,000 600 to 10000
The earnings of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road
f,rA Anil
April 1856
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. .........Mir II.
Cleared.

Ships-Galens, Lesvitt. New WIN. Nelson Son
Masf johnson, San Francisco J. J. Earle Co. Compo-
mise Child 81. John, N B., Zerega Co. Robens Masten
London, Dunbar Dimon.
Bsrk-W. o. Alden, Mssille, Belize, ,. Alexander:
Brgs-Kolos Steel Trinidad Mayhem, Talbot CO. inaas-
try, Robinson, Philadelphia, Mayhem, Talbot Co.
Schooners-DayisonA bnny Newbern, d. Gines Son Co
l. s. Davis Lynch Charleston Scranton TalDap g. Cham
berlin HAllett Boston MASTER C. Shaw shaw fhsdepdix
w Mckee; Ann d. Markham Alexandra, NJ Bedehi Ger
ude Horton, Lewis NewbuDpOrt, Hartman Co. Coz 6s
ry, Stetson. Charleston, McCresdy, Mott Co Hannins
Bird (Br) Nckerson, Londonderry, J. 8. Whitney Co
Laplata, Hutchinss, Maysgues, c. T. J. Peters.
Sloop-Presdent, OlInsted REV. Haven, \. b. Edwards
BARGE. A. Shriyer, Meekns, Baltimore.
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yrarke,.-Penortel BIZ Tsleerapk.

CINCINNATI May -FL OUR has advanced 10 80 81 with
active demand. BACON has advanced ic sales Of sides s
illdI2c the latter for clean. Mess PoRKSaes al p rs
advance of 2c WHISKY has advanced lIc VIZ 10 @ and 10
now held The receipts have fallen of Weather cold
Etw.ORLEANs, May Il-CorToS-Sales to-day 1000 bass
market depressed and prices irregular Middling Isl lisa
Receipts to-day, $500 bales PoRE buoyanti Mess sA
Eastern HAY 43i. Western, 50 So STERLING EXCHANGE
"a ~ cent prem. Other articles unchanged.
0swEGo May lie p. m.--FLoUR firm and scarce Gales
SIS Supcrfne TO Extra Canadian. WHEar bsteri
sales bush Chicago Spring arrive 81 IS FIEIsHr
re for Wheat NewYork LAXE IMPORTS today 2o bbs
l6 eco bush. Wheat 5000 bush Barley 1000 bush Rye
CANAL EXPORTS Al, 900 BUSH Whest; 1900 BUSH Barley
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-12

AYrE-MoRTEM ExAMISATIoY.-On Friday after
noon last butcher named Joseph Clark was in North
Fifth street with his wagon when aman named Patrick
Quinn up and took off the seat. Clark wrenched
the seat from his hands, when Quinn, who ntOxi-
Gated used abusive language, and then hurled brick
Clark then struck Quinn, and he fe heavily, striking
his head upon the pavement. He was taken home,
and on Sunday consultation of physicians decided
hat the injuries would result fatally Coroner Smell
accordingly procdeded to hold ante mortem exami-
alton, but the injured was unable to make any
statement. Adam Mickey, who was eye witness,
deposed to the facts above stated. Clark is still at
large, but is understood will surrender himself up.
Last evening there appeared to be chance of Quinn
recovering.
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JAcKsoSvLL Fohd, Nay The ss5 bound 20 ssns.
p; Gee .sId l0th April sprung sesk and was sbandonea
SINKING st Sc. April a. lat % lon o. an s1 sGa ses
nd ,yed YESTERDAY The NJ J. F. w"s ne" vessel OF ~"
tuns burdrns . r.. s,.r P,o,,,. .sbo,e q. Cgrd-
NN in. very bad condition. her main deck 10 leyd
s ~, w,er her spsr rigging and sail. are standing and no
win BADLY laying nearly brosdside 20 the
'esse' fBy letter TO AessTs. Johnson Hssins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-12

LIQUOR DEALERS AsSocIATIoN.-The Kings County
Liquor Dealers Association met yesterday afternoon
at Peoples Hall. Nothing of particular interest was
transacted resolutions agreeing to vigorous con-
test 10 the new License law. Re solutions adopted
that no new members be admitted TO the Association
after the 18th of May, and no back dues will be re-
eeived after that date 1t was generally agreed that
no member OF the Association would apply for license
before the Commissioners. The Association adjourned
10 meet on TlSrsdsy afternoon next Their meetings
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COURT CALENDAR-THrs DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERMINUS. 59l, BOO,
s $40 24s 2s5 55 e5 S Ga 6t Is, ebs So 572 COL 66
SUPREME CONFERENCE.-The. l7l7, 6j9 III,
l75 H. 49, 1888 2n5 30 2 22 26 10 "a 236 22S 'i
20 257 2s 24O 24l 243 244 245, 2jl 212 23 259 6l.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. IA to 779
inclusive 1888 7s4 1856 1876 49, 1881 7Se 100 7s Part IL
Nos s 78I 772 1872 1884, 795 8D2 inclusive jS 22 62l
UsITTD STATES DISTINCT CouRT.-Nos. y, y,
% 81 20 q "a IS Sc 81.
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The cash assets aud liabilities Of Me New-OrIeans
slssos. So sa,Ns,35s slLlO7.OeI 1885,.

To;sl...... BIS, S05SS sSHs35S Sll,lWol *l5soi4S
As compared with the report of the previous week
the results follows:
Inc in Short Loans 50 al Dec in Exchange... 2sol
Decrease in Specie. l52 s6s Deer. in amount due
Inc. in Circulate - t15 distant bsnks..... 81 2a
Inc. in Deposits...... So,fHI
The New-Orleans money market has been very
stringent but The Peayuae Of the ID state. that there
was better feeling observable. Sterling is quoted at
9Ie9i y cent. Sight on New-York, .sl premium.
The Bank averages of the week show very uni
form movement with the previous week. The only
important change is in Loans, which have increased
$500 COO and have again Overtopped Sis, 900, O00
The aggregate business of the Clearing House varies
but slightly from last week. The Specie reserve
hibts Unexpectedly favorable result. Under the
Specie movement outward of some 81 300, 900 during
the week, it was almost universally anticipated that
the line would show loss Of $500 900 to 500, 00O
We drd upon inquiry, however, that the domestic EI
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are private ncne being admitted but members Of the

Frenr AMONG FIELstSA di-gsacelSI hsh 10, &c,
urieo 10 W Fn.ue Con panic. Nos Sand The dihulty p-
80, 10 have caused by some boys o 70. roIhE NO
p,++o pond The members Of the latter company went
n The jumper and coming IN front q No g. house
10 street fsht took place, during which missiles were
M nd two or three men considerably injured l. Is
Sood that Chief Engineer Talbot will the engines 70
Ill ekedup
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saw the Birhbeck make toward brig coming IN he
was subsequently informed by the captain OF me
steamer Bikbe,k that hi- going after the brig was
mere ruse or sham. as be lad asked a higher pnce
from the captain Of the brg 10 tow her IN thah he
knew he would be willing 70 pay he law beINe. ~
four and seven punches Of papers, and rom even ~
eight bundes Of cotton floating about in the sea- ~
did not them thrown overheard. but there was 9
other vessel near within at least hye miles Ioiu
Capt. Faunce that did not think them WORN
up; covered with the captain Of the Brkbeck IN
pre,ence of Lieut.. Reynolds; il letter paper ne
saw floating about: there nobody put on ooaIu
the brig from the Brkbeck; he had been told py 'lis
captain Of the Brkbeck that be had been engaged 10
put the foreigners on board the Merchant the captain
Of the Brkbeck did not say by whom he had been
employed.
Here the again subjected TO Adjournment
I'll "wednesday at II IN.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

DEATH or A SCHOLAR FROM WHIPPIyG.-The
Nerork Daily Adrertiser says that boy in of the
public schools of Newark was whipped few days
since by the teacher, who held his head downward
between his knees while he inflicted the punishment.
The holding the head downward created a rush Of
blood to the head, causing brain fever, and death
few davs afterward.
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The statements show, that besides paying the inter
est on the debt of the company and the rent OF the
Cayuga and Susquehanna and Warren Railroads, and
making the usual appropriation to the credit OF the
renewal fund.- the board have been enabled to pay
interest upon the capital stock, as heretofore.
In respect TO future dividends the Board feel war
ranted from their experience, in predicting that the
earnings will hereafter show large and gratifying ln-
crease If in the infancy of our business, with an un
finished road and inadequate equipment such results
have already been gained it cannot be deemed pre-
sumptuous TO expect with confidence large and graft
fying increase in the of the company, when
lis business shall have reached rs maturity and our
full capacity for its performance shall have been at
tanned.
The Capital Stock Of this Company is 50 ~, 732 90
and the Bonded Debt 81 jOs 500. The floating debt il
81 esO,O5l 81, against which the Company have
s99l $40 80 of bills receivable, s234H 45, cash, and
slOl 299 70 in coal beside other assets less imne-
Giaely convertible.
The cash assets and liabilities of Me New-Oreans
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UNITRD STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Mr n-BofSr

UEITRD STATES CIRCUIT COURT-MAY l.-Before
Judge NELSON
THE GROUNDS OF THE DECISION AGAINST MEYER ~
STUCKEN.
Graham agt Meyer Stueken
The grounds upon which the demurrer in this care
was overrued were first that the question usury
be governed by the State law and secondly, that
the nature and extent of the relief should be deter
mined upon hearing. The other question, that of
jurisdiction, was passed upon, application for writ
of nc Great, some weeks ago. No opinion was de-
lvered.
Russell sturges ast The Steamship Union, &c.
The decree of the Court below, dsmssing the libel
in this case affirmed to-day upon the argument with costs
No opinion delivered.
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INsTALLATIoS.-The Rev. Calvin Selden, the pastor
elect of the Third Reformed Dutch Church Of Jersey City
installed Sunday afternoon: The preached by
D. VanCleef Of the Second Reformed Dutch Church
the charge pastor delivered by the Rev. Mr. Derna
Of sckensak and the charge to the people by the Rev
DE- Taylor Of Bergen.
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OF TIE CHIEF ENGIyEFR.-Mr. Samuel

REPORT OF THE CHIEF ESGISEER.-Mr. Samuel
Fnnch Chief Engineer of the jersey City Fire Depart
ent reports during ending May instant there
fires and the oss is estimated at So which
during the preceding There
false aarms-the most of which would be pre-
vented by fire alarm bell which would expense Of
500 per in repairing fire apparatus injured in this
manner. The Department is $50 streng
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advertisement.
, Editor of The

sapel and Operating and Consulting Surgeon No ~ 5hav
Hernia Piles Fstua and Concealed Abscess OF the Rsctum
without the knife or ligsure The Office of The Scs
10 at No Veseys Aston House. where All literary and bus
mess communications be left the editor transacs
but business his office Office hours from TO
and 70 0 evenings. Consulting fee 50.
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Pearls continue to be found at the Notch near
Paterson. One of the size of large pea found on
Friday, and another on Sunday. Pearls are also
found in Bergen County.
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To Cure Cough, buy bottle of the BALsAM
eF WILD CHERRY We have faith in this combination
Of Dr. War than in any other remedy known, having wit
messed s entire many of potraced Cough
None genuine unless signed |. BUTrs on the wrapper
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IAdvertisement.1
I'VE ABE IN TIE MIDST OF A REVOLUTION

r. T WILDE Nos % and y John st., has opened the
and varied stock Of MILLINERY and
oops on this side Of the Atlantic at his and noble ware
rooms opposite City Hail. No Isl Broadway and his prices
be perfect marvel in that fashionable thorough
fare
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ADVERTISEMENT
WHY BREWERS MOTH POWDER is decidedly su

r4o 10 camphor-t retains the pleasant odor which moths
cannot endure Try IL for yourself aud furs Sold
by HEGEMAN CLARK x Co, C. Ii. RING, Broadway X j.
DAVIS, Brooklyn, aud by Druggists generally
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MILITARY FUSIRAL.-Lieut. Charles W. Sealy of
the Franklin Volunteers was inferred in Greenwood
Cemetery yesterday afternoon, the funeral cOege be-
ing composed Of number of companies of the 18th
Regiment
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IAdvertiseneDtl
FprnR,CKs's TEMPLE OF ART" No. -,

Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
U.TIoyyprs superior 70 any made in this city.
PHoroeRAPBs Ia OIL, Pastel and AquareIe by fREDRCkss
corps Of Partisan artists
PUorocaAPHs in Indian inh, Partisan style
DAsuERREorYPEs and AhBRoTYPEs in colors
Gallery open from 20 10 IN, and free to the nspec
tioD Of the public
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The Roads which have thus far reported for April
show these results:
Sll7726 1885. as

The subscription to the guaranteed stock OF the
Michigan Southern Railroad reached this p. n. s.,
O32 GEO. This stock shares pro rata with the common
stock in any earnings of the road beyond ten per cent
OF the amount remaining unsubscrbed about $3.50 900
is reserved for the foreign shareholders Among the
subscriptions to-day-T c. HLvemeyer, 676 shares
A. NJ Morrison, 400 shares; E. Morrison, 300 shares
9. Wetmore, 300 shares; Greene c. Bronson, 100
shares additional w. L. Marcy $50 shares additional
j. A. C. Gray, 900 shares additional, &c.
The Gold shipment on Wednesday will probably
reach $sOO,OO0
The sales Of Coal by the Delaware Lackawanna and
Western Railroad Company during the last year.
reached 276 22l tuns, and the Company had on hand
Is, COS tuns The business of the year resulted as
follows.