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r FINANCIAL AND COMMERC lAL.
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MONEY M n X K r..


The stock martes for rome securities was little bssser
today. In the leading railroad shares the decline con
nues ssesdy acd uninterrupted There wNs fair amount
Of business Al thu nrst board almost entirely for cash
nssouh os advanced per oent Pennsylvania Coal, l;
Cumberland, u; Hu iscn River Railroad, Vi Reading, IL
Crosse and k~suke,a; Michigan Central, ~; Cleveland
nd roIede,e 9; Chicago and Rock Isand ~ tennessee So
declined per cent Bank Of The ssts Of New York, /;
American Exchange Bank, 81 Metropolitan, 4; pea~sre
and Hsdson, Y; New York Central Panama, NJ oisve
land, Columbus and uncinpa o. eAlena and Choaso ~
The decline In bank socs 10 shs feature Of the market
the presep, moment We look for steady falling OF In
rsrcsd stocks and holders expect 70 realize lower pro
bu bank stocks holders have been taken by surprise
The dividends bank socs hereaer mus Be much no
duoed. Their railroad customers have mostly been used
up, aud they mum down 70 their regular
per cent business Their len PER cent dividends will
probably come down 70 seven and eight, and
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sl.Too,e33 rs
s2,ibs,s53 80
a epa 4QA m

Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8s29,4so 81
This total includes receipts account OF Delaware trust
lands which 90 not belong 10 the regular transactions or
the Land once any more than tho $50 900 received from
tho paic Of Fort Snoiiins.
mo department, mot yet prepared It's annual slate
men, OF the quantity Of lands alenated during the year,
but probable that larger than during any frmor
period me comparatively insgniican, cash receipts may
be explained by the unprecedented quantity Of bounty
lard wArrsalz received Another Of the largo
cers OF 1850 and 1868 t1o entry Of lands tho
grsduapg tho prices according " the lento 81 tins
they bad been In market 1hose hnf. had bern pr'uci
psy entered ny previous 70 Tho beginning o. Mo present.
ne following oncia sdverussmen, appears In tue
HEnllD:-
Notice hereby given that the railroad and franchise of
the Conoccook Valley Railroad in The towns Of Hopkinson,
Henniker and Hlsborougn, In The counties Of herrmAck
and HILL borough ami slste OF New Hampshire, together
with land, buildings, fixtures al personal property,
and all privileges rights and appuronaoces thereto be-
longing VIII be sold n public auction 70 The highest bidder,
q the Rpot Han, IN Concord, nerrima,f county New
O'Clock In the forenoon.
PartcuIars and conditions made known n limo and
place Of sale, upon application 70 she undersigned
Anthony Colby, Enoa Blake, John O. Fuller, trustees
under srrt mortgage decd.
Coycorp, NJ II August ~, 1851.
This the nflh or sxth railroad hs sale Of which 81
auction 10 have noticed within he past Ave six months
within hs next sx months We have doubt thsre win
be n many more Railroads In I'll parts Of the country
WILL - general thing, prove POOR property 70 the ssock
hoidcrs There Arc, undoubtedly 10 some iocaions coca
Psshaps be attributed Va this fAc that they are good
rcads they ouly be kept good By Keeping shem out
Of The hands Of spectators.
rhs cash asss and liabilities Of We Es~ Orleans banks
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ysR. b Ri H'G TRAVELS IN AFRICA.
u rev Rpgfish novel.
HARPhR 4 BK.THkRB,
Franklin square, New York. publish this dAy,

BARTT q TR ,vlLS IN AFRICA.
Travels and nscovs es In North and Cent 81 Afas being
journal OF krpsdion undertaken the pces Of
e. = NJ soSsrnmsn In the years ls4s-'s'1 By neury
Profusey ussraied vols svc muslin. 81 60 volume
(Vos sDd IL ready Vol III completing ihe work,
ia 70 The p cas- and win be aonsh.d ssor.,y ,
the korh IS nearly ~ DR. v1ngston.s toe aouh and
thus fhow TO future ravo lers the Id which siu
spe for exploration and re~eerch srtipg from Tfpol In
arab the Berber which toe soDbro remains Of
the wat empires Of the Middle ags into dotted
with splend ruins from the period Of The Romao dom
through the Wild rowing bordes thu TAwarek and the
ma ioI
III.
GUY LIvIFGsIOEK; OR aTHoRoUaH."
l2mo muslin, rs cents
new English novel remarkable for the brilliant 'peasy
Of s character draw,1K The mserias arc drawn from
'~nse oil nnos q mon power and Interest
.,rorr,s uI,psrrnt.rrp u,svoprrs
Fttsy Of Philip, toyereign hef Of In wamyanoegs
Including tina early hstty OF the Settlers OF New England
- John U Abbott viva engravings bmo. muslin &c.
The wing volumes of Abho.s Ilusr ted Histories are
already published and may be obisr ed separs;siy-
Csrus tire rcat. AItre tn, ureat
Darius the Great william the Ucnqueror.
XurAee Richard
Alexander the Great. Mary Queen OF Boots.
Romulus Queen elizabeth
ben'vaf sha~jes
Pyr'hu charles III.
Julus Cesar. Jos~psino
Cleoi ARA. Maria Arithmetic
Nero Madsme Roland.
Herr ando Cortez HenryIv.
LxECHs FAMOUS CARIOAruREs
SELECTED coNcAIIrfEa
Bsew, &C. Ac Folio 80 ilu.irsiOns Frst se<ios Price
23 cen,a
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CAV politics.
1HruBLroAT rRrnARs ELsUTios Fos -Hs CHofcs OF
pRLpaArnG TO rHx RgfuBLIcAs STATE con-

aHruBLroAs PRIMARY ELECTION ron -Hs CHOICE or
pRLDaArns TO rHx sgfUBLtcAs STATE COM
vKHrror.
The republicans have Invented rather novel plan for
choosing delegates 70 ths.r State Convcnuos L~s Mon.
day evening elections held In Gil tho wards below
Eouresnsh street, chooss delegates 70 eonveuton that
wss meet last night 81 Siyvesant rnstAuie 10 60
soa dcessiss 70 The STATE Convsnicn from those wards
Aus the vNFds above Fourteenth ssre chose their dele
1sss directly on the same evening
mere wH very nitle trouble IN any Of the mp town
osn 81 ee Conmssionor D. d Conovev, lives and moves
and has his being seems the friends and opponents OF
M BOY s ME-, ,Sy 70, the !. %
che latter The Republicans Of this city mostly very
ssss vssp y, md o.. S'S .s =. sn'r Urinary election. II
II" Ts@s1s w..D-fSs sspsshe.s Association p,e. ..
Har,s and elsced n gar Ksschum ssd JosspA Dewey
= deiesse, Adolphus Sore and John Paine were cho
arrnvrn wAap.-rne members os shs Republican Az.
uociatsu Of This ward met q Hzslbersess Hail. Esbih
ss ss sS vs~ Rss Y sss T
n Bu, = sisssssis, vas voisd for By najory; ouns
uepsy shoss gentlemen elected delegates and a.
ssrnais /, inc STATE c,nyentou 70 BE- held . syraoass
There wH good deal Of excitsmsat - the election, and
Coz sas,s ~ ms' So.h Se~s ssd sss NE basssss
Was transacted, but everything passed. Oh quesy ncs~n
NwFrssSrH wAsp-rns roIls were held .. Dinscden's,
corner Of rhird sv enue and Fifty ninth street. rcsule
IN The choice Of william A. Dooly and Abraham, Bah
cook ~ delegates. Hugh Hsrrick and w. A. herfiu are
Che slte p~ses
rwsvnnn wAxD-rhs election in this ward took paos
~ sss Ninth Before tho time whic6 the poli
ng commenoed large number OF persons had assembled
n me hail In which II 10 occur when the polling
pefan 20 great the crowd that hundreds we're unsps
70 OBTAIN an entrance Into mo hall rhoie Who we're out
side however occupied by far the most enyisble poN1n,
for inside IVES nothing but Of uroar and conu
Uon Eketnsx with hcat crushlng pushiug, wamprg aud
uocsnou There vas alfo great deal OF shorinE and
es noss eson one CRYING out In favor OF The oand'dae
9or vnom ne was Inclined 70 vote, aud not unffeqaenty
receiving threat and even sometimes blow for doing
70. M coMesrfnE Similar donation Of tnWs Who
spose n avor OF some else This stale Of things In
ueeseo ss tne polling advanced, zach party b,oomng
more and more Interested In the result and tho GRO I'd
outside The ball beco nrg greater In thc meantime wers
now scarcely less noisy hsn those who were inside A,
te1gth niae o'clock arrived aud the polling end.
cd smit cheering and other alb, urd noises Three
sichess bad been run, but the resun vas mo-,
made Known until nsnly an hour snsr tns
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
hsIIir Ann ELLA Aanf 10

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
fHuAprrmA, Sept 10, 1857.
aooks feverish. Penny ivaDia nvos, 49, Reading
Rsrnad 22k; Morris Csral, 10; Long Island RsilruAd
6k; Pennsylvania Railroad sch
Nrw ortrAss, Sept. 10, 1887
Cotton ses 800 bales, al lsIo. 1879 for good mil
drnS neccgts $50 bales Mixed corn, $50 wniskcy,
use Otaor articles generally uncnangcd.
OwsGo, Sept l0-6P, u
Flour 10 unchanged. Sales 10 day 500 bills At IS 87x
% 70 for common 70 extra State. Wheat quiet Corn
10 dull, ou. urm Sales o Gay coo bushels, N iac.
Fre,ah.s- 10 New York. aour, alc wheat 100 Lshe I'm
pcrt-sAy sc 0oo bushels wheat, GOO do CON, and
5000 do barley. Csnsl cxpors 20 day-l20o0 bushels
wheat, and shipped 70 Montreal 400 bills -four.
BrrvAro, sept 1o-6P n
Flour don Sales 500 bbi,. ass sosst 0? for extra
Ohio ,na McbisAb. wheat steady Sales 10 900 bushels,
sos for Chicago spring, pnd ~ IA for white Indiana
Corn heavy. Sales 5000 bushels, tbc 0sn nominay
$50 $50 wh,skey unchanged ssles 200 bbs. at 24o.
Treah,s-i2, for and $50 for wheat to Nsv York
Lake np5rtI for tho twenty -four hours ending ~ noon
tc-day-t,ooo esls. nour, toooo bashcs ~heAt Canal
oxPors6 600 bushels wheat 1000 do conn., q oco do
rata, nearly all the ahipmen, for HE water.
CHICAGO, Sept 1o-sP v.
Flour dull wheat declined; sAles n CSC Corn lower;
Gales II 500 oau nrm. Shipments 70 Buffalo 100
fbk aour, Is 500 bushels vi eal $4,000 bu hels corn
shipments 10 Oswcgo-no -four or wheat, Ia 800 busnsh
Rccoips-33oo bbb four, 100000 bushels wheat,
D2,ceo bushels corn.
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CoAL-sAAa leo tons Hooso cAnnei were made sil,
and 90 do Halliburton Liverpool AZ o.
FsSrGnrs were sgsin better ami about 5000 1000
bushels Ct grAn were engaged fcv Liverpool 81 ~ sSkd
In bulk, and Sd IN ships bAgs; 1900 5000 barrels flour
n L. o. To Iopden 100 tons Of cli cake we're engaged
n 22s Rates 70 The continent quct and unchanged
A Considerable engagement OF measurement goods ~M
made FOR Geelong via Melbourne, at 32kc per foot
Fr8-Dsy ced oouuaued IN fair demand, with saies OF
Grand and eeoryes NJ, 81 - 70 ~ a7k hscserI wore
quiet, and prices unchanged.
HAY -od was In rather better supply and prices yere
heavy, Of SOC TOO The new crop OF hay, from all 90
counts, Win prove one d The largest made In tho
country, while that Of last year YES Of the poorest
Prices last winter reached fabulous rates. having ranged
from u IL u ID par 100 ibs. In portions o. ne
country stock had 70 be slaughtered for tho wsus o. food
" winsr them The immense crop saved tho present yewy
will do much for Me benefit o. NE country and vu tend
10 cheaper br'ohcr's meal, win butter and chocse-ru.
Giles OF large e0nsumpuon In our princA cities ana 20
peocssary 70 the eoyrfor o. the people exrnyhere
'SS % ' sns. G. s%A m.s.s
were sold, ~ 40.
NAVAL sronr were quiet Spirits turpcnunsIwss held
ri &C Common roein, 70 arrive asd delivered from
yard, wa n n 90 ae Crude surpcnaine Wa nomi'
ou.-oruds sperm vAz steady 81 q 20 and crude whale
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the Crops Mt the south.

Tho dates from Brownsville rcxas, sre 70 the 10Th
oh. The harvssts In the R'ver Valley promise fair
TIE Mexican Ter was quiet sster from Bssrop
states that tho cotton In ID II vinoi:y would
no average, unless early frosted ragcd by the boil
worm, sbcn begins 70 show figos OF vitality In Csddo
parish the bolls were begnL 10 rot from the prsva
sence OF rans In Clinton pari:h the boi were ooenn.
Ont
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QRlLLIANY AND BDAUYIpUI.
~ HARPnB,D WuEKLY.
Nusbex thirty ssvsa ready this day.

cosrxNrs
re ew xcss ssoes Board. niustrss on-fhs rs~ Yost
kew sNvs y As Fisx.
S. 81: LIE e -. ssA a:s. |. o aa:
r, ,ss 6 Tr.es ,As Enjoying fse-ss,,s
a. pan About Ss Ds.ii soor mp ss1s3-
perJ n.us ' "a ss.h And Csnusi africa Second -
Lake 5.ss EoTnsas iss s.ss hans scsas no
iNefsr,- New Books and asrsry oo~.,,
81 " nestle The Prerdsus on Ksns,~
ths Ammsraton iuT ~ under the Wk
rpseloa Ssporaoa 81 SG sspSo lon he rsesRs
Ico. .scaisa1a iu1 sih ~ Sa pss. 80
ls Of Mr asrdnet A gn,as.s aeos io sS1
E Esss We pns.s =, =: Aai1imns and Dry soos
Ferswn rews-Snxisnd. Psr,,.p,su,. Tn. su.,.. O.
IN T, o6le Hoasa o. coasOss S'1 fe Ssg
F.. coa lustes 81 last IAs Tsissr.ph Brief aousyno
Bridge Paris Paniahed uoa OF nns rrsnsn l..
9s. AsY &c Murder W.m., Bsrarrs Room o
TURKS. nds-Prosress o. The Muaav; ouasss The Ma.
Firtsuon It Newport delsg Letter from Barnscls a
.ns a 70 h Ia as 70 Tow natr.oas ~ sopp
Ihs Millionaire niroduc to M.reDosalle Mademotseas
ssng Bose a. e. The agreeable 5oga Ssn sOwp
hs. win He do ~ BY Sir E. Bulwer Ly,,oa Bock
khips ~
aodafn iAprosy.
Bonds and gqgey,
Bone ne mes spr usisi. in Paris Twin portrait,
delis steam howe In ldnco nshre, England
The Asodcn TO Mr. Geek ng illustration; ,ckinxs pasN-
The Doctor =, eleton
TNinzs W Use and O,hrrwke.
Weekly drrket Summary
Financial n Commercial.
conisas The s o gn soax ~
Church n Sunday.
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Choice old and extrs family sss hats,s brands Of
nour were a. * choice super extra Gcpesec was held al
80 southern and Missouri do ss o. AMI good OHIO extra
uts0 Canadian brands lower, Nth tass % about
Geo Inc FOR AL grades owing Increased receipts and fur
Their arrivals expected Tho sales cmb sced aeo5s 500
2,ooo bbls., within The range Of tho above ngdres,
Nbea1hc market was again lover, vila sales or about
10 eco br.hes including Sushcrn and rsnnessce red
at 81 rs for common 70 81 so 81 49, ~ g. the later
Hsurs for rrime and Southern white NJ III 20 VI ~ ed
Indiana 81 81 rs, and inferior rod Ren.ucky 81 rs, and
cd red III nols q, the 1guro Corn opened With
mere nrmness Win SALES o. wv o1snes Wesern mx,
bushels sold n lilo 71kc Rye was heavy,
with q small sale or at SAKE Old Northern WIS hold
II Gee osts--Jcrscy now At 400. 600 and state
and Western quiet NJ $50 eic We quote grain In
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Battle Between United States Trosps ard
Chcycnnss

LOUIS SeJL 1871
me Indept ndcnoc Messenger Of 9th In taa publishes
that Colonel Sumner had overskeu the Cnoy
INDIANS, WIN wrrc reTcarg towards Arkansas
bxtt ensued bet them, which resulted In the In
discriminate slaughter Of four or 70 hundred Iudiaus
sren, women and children The repors Is dscredited
hsre
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me 0nsonasen QAke Superior, A.p1. OF August n
esrsissss Ne following alssuaoa iron SS cooper nsia
districts -
me Ga hsa rhpped 70 August 20 during zoe presss
Ansnoas. % nns dsss, ls soss Sss pousd.. ard u,
Pb9nix. Is ions ,bsT pcunds-mskrg tossi sbIppSd
TON sse rvsr during the present season. 4oA sc and
Fro. E.sis Ba.bcr ney have shipped up 70 Auruss 70
rrosD CoPpo, l6S iona ,6ao t6s
from OenHM:... ......... .......... 30 toms
FIsm Connecticut. ................. rs tons q irx
Total from Eag Harbor. f23 tons 1878 lbs
ms biggest piece Of copper yes semi she
Superior region was Que shipped tho C mine on he
7th instant, ~nich weighed $500 poupns rns Annesosa
which out from The great mass being about Io3
urds heavier than the pece from she mine whoh
Ano,bsr piece out Of the Minnesota lus la,t
week, eishns s7oo ouDds but II IL alt gsihe probable
they WIN out N two be ore sei dog dosn for ship
nent eDdspgess their wagons, o,sn,s, Aad other
machinery 10 lift pieces or such enor N us weight We
have seen pieces hauled out Of he mine Witch weighed
from sx 10 eight tons; but only some pressing necessity
ndpoes them 10 handle the copper In suoh lar masses
Relative 10 The Evergreen Blur mine the Same paper
remArks:-
The ssN Ia driven Into the blu for ;he distance OF
about 4oo icss snc a tire END has above baoG cf
feet fotn the sarfeoe No s,src fo the adn TO the
loser levo,, 10 fces TIE thsc shag. nmoncei and
from the figures that tho sons lag az mine OMEN
cd upon sDis vein Sotoe Il vein been taken out
bet~f en- no rrft AnA ara oe end Uf the bfD dists0
OF 1875 feet but 10 tho great buk OF tie ground op
cd the vein not fakrR down.
Tray have thus far produced about tons OF barrel
aUd mass ooppo' Their stamp work on hAad, Nhich IL
not u prevent avsi able for want OF stamp n may DO
Rasely estimated AZ 70 tons
The present posicn or the Evergreen yer, enccuray
Ing Trey have raid In al. up 10 this Time, $4,000, In
asseesnens amounting 70 rs share. For .ha they
have 600 acres In tody they have mine opened 70
considerable extent and the Geld for fa.ure
ors exposed by exploration Of the promie
rG Indications In the hill; they have great amount OF
ground ready FOR .torng and good surface improvements
La short, tuey sra just now preparing for mining,
From he rtn mines, have the follcwing in the Mar
questx Journal
The Diog companies pushing their operations
ward Us isst pasibe but not able ssppy all the
vessels ST band for come days. There hsve been
delays In bsntng the ore but the receipts ehoy well and
viii lrobsbiy not be iess from this time forward
TIC rece On the dock for the week ending August g.
are per
Gvoss tens
UeFtaho L. a. vi TO
Sh@tcn lion somIah oso
,aso
II omen during the same time
SsTeendI Company, per schooner q Psyscns. 400
sSI"o"ef ssf@I DIV
IIc
Sharon Iron Company, per schooner Wy andos.o ass
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Ths Peoples Union eair.

tcIfKSECTADY, sept 10, 1887.
The Peoples Urior Fair ssended BY larger
Dor q posors to-day thsn yesterday The judges have
been engaged The entire day In making examnaons Tho
csir GROUNDS COMPRISE forysiK acres aud well
ranged and occupied. Mr. Jchn BaileYHelA and great
number OF horse anc.e In attendance to-day, and
erpreased themselves highly pessed with the snow OF
horses and the fair Gt neraliy.
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Isat saeoeors well hsgo portion a hs raSbIs VINO
we've clio prescott, hAA dsyaSSed from ~ osns a. saoa
bat sucsst number were le 70 respond with cheers
he chairman snnounosd that James ". Nye ana john v
0Fidey elected delegates ana Oliver Leo ana
D. GayM ~ aitsEuates 10 the Hate Conversion 70 DO
held a. syracuse wa very late before the OF ths
tnusd 70 SPEAK and wrsnsis loudly for Icing me when
everything they said perfectly useless - far o. she
sleolon IVES con . ned.
assembled u $50 Fourth avenue elect deieg cs ana al
krnstes. There two tickets run The FOIL ,wfux
were elected ID. d. r. harxhau and VIM p Ealerbrook
deiega'ee; samuel Il. Cooper and Sxphea 0hds, alter
TwEs1r RIcosD WARD "A number Of the citizens Of
bis ward assembled 1t the Of Broad NnS FIJI
teen street, and elected the following doegses and alter
rates There we're from fifty 70 sixty vots c"t; no cppo
sisen John Ives and Taomas Berry, d-legstS Ro
bert MONTGOMERY AMI Frederick Thinks, alterrs.es.
DKLEaArxs TO THE R1PUmIoAN CONVENTION A. sY'
RACUss.
The delegates elected BY the wsd Republican Clubs
situated below Fourteenth street. choose delegates AZ
tend the Republican uonv enton be held al syracuse
the 28d inst met ct the Suyvesans Institute 81 O'Clock
lest night Tho convention organized BY sppanuog Me-.
y. De y, chairman, spd J. NJ Tuhil, Secretary The
delegates presented their credentials Taere we're wc
sess Of delegates from the Eighth and Fourteenth
WAS appointed -Ar Jones, OF the Thlrd ward; Mr..
Smith, cf The Ek tn ward and Mr. Bremen, OF the Tenth
ward. The coma.tee 70, ored In favor OF tho Eighth
ward delegation headed BY g. Otgnon E'q bGsing sheir
cecisicp ursn that Of the Young Mens Republican Gene
raj coumittoe
On moaoa ten minutes al'o wrd TO each oon,es.g
party from tho Es h.h and rueirsa wards prescott ser
claims deegstes Aftor hearing tbs f-o
the Esha ard tic convention admitted ,hs dsog aoa
headed ey o,guon, Egg a. tho regular on. rae
delegates from tks Tseth ward headed oy john Fitch,
Upcn mos,oa, the acting officers CT tao INVENTION were
m de PEI ms1G.t.
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Recrslts for Nice r~xua

Eicayasus recruiting rendezvous hes been usnsc
nero Col Lockcge denies any n,con With gse pso
uent movement
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gRwINa MACHiN Es.-ALL PERSONS WHO WAIT
- sewing ms chine OF unrivAled uthy that WI
The hshes the heaviest asries be ter than other
best mach for family manufacturing plantation
wtae mnchpo hat don't out Of order. and
with which industrious readily 81 coo
year cAn oosin 70 VI ere except ~ tho ocs OF l. n
SINGER A 90, A5e broadway, N. ",
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FIyzzotru Az LucRsnA BorGIA Nile Frezzolni will
appear Tbs Academy Of Music this evening" in her great
character Of LnorezA Bmg,a. anything else we're
needed In order 70 n the house would DO found In tho
announce rent thai vss,vAn win support her "a Manic
Orrin Owing 10 ns continued lines Of Hgnor Labo.
raaa Nspor Soda will take his plaza
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vuvxrrxrs AT sxmo's Henry vlcuxtemps win make
nh appearance At Eibes Saloon, In union with Thai
berg tuesday next lsh instant Tho salc Of tcke Of
odmlsaou 10 The performance commences this morning,
al nine o'clock, and win be ccntnued on Monday and
Tuesday.
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T,KxEUH MAuHAk-cAL LAMPS NEW sSYLEs-yUns
received large invoice: Aso fixtures for library hi
lizard And ching rooms osndlssuoks candals5rss c5sa
puro whits raVe eeed oil. For sale by
q. DABDoEvILLn ~ Brus< var.
NTEARNs kARvINs
- WILDER PATbNr sALANAsD SAFE
Secured by tho ccIebYatea
La rKILR Lock.
Warranted free froLa smI mesa
For sale by STE IAN Ms A MARVIN
~ So,rsY street. N. Y.
1sBK PARLea SAVING AAC1INA, woRgIN0 wTTH,
gu! noise, tf-esJing OF pcedl spo4fnstf hrsa6
Masking dorolt sitnss, bsokr ctiny hsusIsnx
therng running. sc. Oar hs vowed ~ cnd gro yosss
age with the eros,esi Nc al xkoaAwAN n T.. 0wR
Lock woods book ore.
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1HrsspAY, Sept I0-6PN y.
AsHs&-Scme rs bbs pois wero sold ., 77so, peaTh
were quiet ~ 20 aiifo.
BRyaDsrrrFs. slour-rhc rcccp.s hg IT. especially
OF common AIDES, which without change, and
ooscd im ,he insce ngurN, while e1ira qrAhiiss
drn and In lower Tho sales absut
Sco0 eco bbb., at about the folio stpg quotations -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-11

VS. quiet = 10 TO EBgnsh nnseed was heh =, NJ,
wnile Email saies Of Amasican wsrs q 100 . ~
| Fsoussoss - Posk-the stock being confined In 49,
sw bands end the arrivals bghs, boidsrs oostpued r
IN their vicwS The sales were confined 10 about 2SO
prime Il Gel 70 s9l 3D. Best IVES steady With saiss q
seoot 700 eb repsckod plain and extra ssern our
raj Bacon was quiet and uachauged Cat meats wsro
oaii Dry salkd shoulders ranged from No 40 dsns
we've quiet and nominal lard waa asA heavy, via
esies, ia lets, Ct 100 ucrces and bb Il quotations. Bot
trr snd Cneese were geady, ana In fair demand q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-11
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Total s7<ies este sac s,a2s soa 1o,aSi,bI2
me following table exhibits the RESI- ecsve amounts Of
exchange held By the various banks and also the
due 70 distant bssks The assr being cOmpvsed In The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-11

Al the second beard tho market lower ana ssA
more depressed. nnoi, Central bonds Eel, por osu,
Bank OF Commerce, Pennsylvania Goa, Company, De-
lanGe AND Hudson n; Now York Central x. Milwaukee
and Aissisapp advanced per cent Reading oponod A.
fsii of to sSx, ana closed a 4sH por Tho mos,
fevessh and irregular railroad stock jdst nov on tina
market Ia Illinois Central sold this morning q, spx,
seller sixty csys, and this afternoon u 95 per con-
cath, rns floating debt OF this company is said 70
be upwards Of 81 100000 Another amusement taket
OF In the street. 1t cannot be long, undr tbs moe,
favorable circumsances before aro,her sssessmen Or
new irue OF sock must DO made to keep the a,aiirg
down TO manageable point We notice . gradual set
thing down CT Delaware and Hudson. Every day snaM
lot Is put upon the market and sold lower prices.