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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNS-TukspAy, FEn. 90
Before Recorder BARNARD.

Patrick McCauley pleaded guilty to grand larceny
and wss sentenced nine months In the Penitentsry.
William johnson charged with vie stion OF the Gam
hing Laws the complaint Of T. Heer, kentuekisn,
that 10 November last he went to No SIS Broad
$500 faro, Johnson beAs the
The defendant convicted IL being the first conviction Of
the ths Court for nine years Sentence deferred.
Samuel Marshall pleaded guilty 70 assault and battery Sen
tence deferred.
Abraham D Thompson indicted with David Fox and Charles
Moore for the murder Of David Staohpoe Harlem the
Of target Of the Fox Muskteers Nov
Is fhAnkskying Day, placed trisL James r. Brady,
for the deens The nature OF the 10 fol-
The Fox Mukeer proceeded excursion to Har
patty belonging 10 the Brady Guard OF the frs
qneny joined them steckpoe belonging TO tue
ttsr body there merely lOOheron and taking
part In the excursion - -, -
Subsequently, disturbance TOOK psce ct the bar Of the River
House respecting distribution Of prizes and OF the Fox
named Moore got into quarrel with man named
stsckpoe became involved IN the ahst aod Moore
that hai struck him pursued the
with sword. Thompson aud Fox also pursued sAck
pole and alleged Thompson stabbed him with oay onet
the point Of usket and Moore stabbed him. ana inca 70
sab hin with long officers sword He received only one
wound. hut It fatal. aud he died In fifteen minutes
MAZE the post moitem examination and two members OF the
Brady oard named John St. George and Joseph C. Scuy
Ths testimony va. mainly 70 the allegations stated above
TIE Court ther adjourned i'll tomorrow. The trial will last
twe or three Gays more, there being greet number Of wit
be examined Fox and Moore trial having
demanded separate triAa
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The London T,na II n0heing he BUSINESS Of the

TIE London TRo 10 noncIng he ousinsss OF the
Sd met, Gays:
an Celop,l se,,rtor. G.s. Western Of Canada sdvsnoed
Buffalo and lass Huron, and bsb.o, saa
her. impro in tbs Third Aortssge o. o-
YoIk ard Erie, and reduction u the 'hAs' Of mo
Messrs. D. Bell, Son & Co., nHice sad quote IS
follows:
tn. market for American secutis, during h. past ~set
has DO, teen particularly .:ie prizes however are ss0''
In regard 10 the CrcinDsi and Indianapolis hoau,
The CiucrnR0ts COMMERCIAL says:
ISpIAy.POLIs AND CINCINNATI Ro,D-suceEsTVL Isso :
OF NEGOTIATIONS Fos E1rSsuIsHstsT os y n
yste dpaches here yesterday are esoe 20
rounce that this srGsy Danseed road 10 no" Nv" I'VE
Vie 10 er cen. Bopd. Of the Company due In December
last Rave Ib.en cancelled By bonds payshe In 100 -
TIE difference IS being Paid in cash Ths hoans
r.y.be s7s These bonds readily purchased By cap
itab,,, both and ia Ne sYors as "a aaa p a.,
vestment and thus enabled the Company % Psy On "
The Ind,uspo. and Cincinnati Road 50 miles 10 length
to Indianapolis with favorable lease giving tae
Joint use Of the Ohio and Mississippi tack nom
this ey2. miles. It's c.yas p.id IN 90 -, ,S Ss1
m.ut Ia. been IS Oco rs earnings At year were
sasl 7fs ard i,s De, earning, s2ise22 ,.,,.,. T.,
The Company Will resume the payment oi CASH a''u- "
Jolly rtx.
TIE same psper hiss the following paragraph;
KFSrvcKY CFNTRAL.-Tne following is copy OF q
note from Mr. johnson of Lexington 10 Mr. Hodge, ana
Wi. be- read With interest, az coming rom souIoo
uell-1fo and responsible;
NORrBERS BANK OF K.NrUckN, !
LEXINGTON. Feb. "a. 1859 ,
GEORGE r. HODGE, ESQ Dtay Sy There Is not one "ola
fuNh in rumsr' to the PR OF the vsos :. @
mossse bonds No motion for Receiver has yet been ns
The Judge bs ntmatsd opinion any subject for the
rapers nave psv been before him
tie only Of KIND made 10 the case was to appoint
for non resident defendants and motion TO permit
an sp.wer 20 be filed which wss frsnted, OF course
have seen noticing importing In the sshest decree my con
fdence In tho second mortgage htcass security and IA
v,.tmert Do not sell under the price Of seven per
Ger Investment have doubt this suit viii male h'
class security. -, 4. A.
visa YOU By making this public possible to destroy the
IA .e rumors on the subject. In haste, respectfully,
~' NJ C. JOHNSON.
Mr.. Johnsons opinion is entitled to the highest re-
spect.
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REAL EsTATE-The following sales we're made
Yesterday at the Merchants Exchange, By Messrs.
p,cvpocvrrs Yys1yHpAY.-Not less than 81,

PIcKPocKErs YEsTERDAY.-Not less than sixteen
were spprebended BY The police yesterday epe
stipt IN the crowd that ghered In the City HAL rex pn
whom conveyed 20 the Police once IN broome t,ee
N. the remainder locked In the City .
b.,.nept Only Of importance, however has
pred-Mr Augusta Beck middle iged German Woso
while standing against the railing a. the western nde Of me
Part during Afternoon watching me movements OF me
soi.iy rudey crowded against By lad ans upon tuos
around observed old man wiphns toward the poy
u,peced boseyer the boy followed her, and abstrscted
purse containing the Of s6S, In silver coio nom ner
rocket which she had from Savings Bank with the
intention sending aged mother In Germany ana ot
which she toed long time The discovery OF her Joss
,fecd the poor she tainted among the eoTd
Recovering the ft she subsequently, BY mere accident
recognized boy named Patrick Lynch, who was arrested by
officer Broche clerk the City Hall squad 70 be the lad ABOVE
referred The boy locked but the money was not
found in his possesIion.
MAS MIssIYG.-Ssmuel NJ. Wolfe, jr., young man
from Lypcbbus Va called at Hunters dseuerreotype gallery
in Broadway the 5h inst and engaged some portraits OF
himself gala temperance lecturer. lie left carpet
bss with vsfious articles which he has since called for
Mr. Hunter Yesterday notified the police supposns that Wolfe
may have been foully dealt with
DIscHARGED.-Edward Nethercutt who was arrest
ed Saturday for robbiDg soop time ago, was dis
charged BY Justice Connolly yesterday his mother swearing that
he At home IN bed on the night in question.
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TUESDAY, Feb. 22-P. ".

1lEsDf, reO ~--f ".
The market was without marked animation 10 day,
and was irregular in its movement. The transactions
were mainly centered in few leading stocks, such
Central Galens and Rock Island, while others were
neglected On the whole, the market exhibited weak
ness. The principal demonstration Of the bears was
made upon Central, which hammered with oonsid-
cradle vigor, but exhibited much resistance, the de-
cline of the day being but cent. The selers are
s,in operating upon the belief that the meeting
tomorrow of the four Presidents will result
in the breaking up of the present compact and In the
resumption Of the profteSs competition of last Sumuer
Appearances have certainly indicated, recently, such
result. 1t is known that the Central have determined
to put on fast train TO compete with the Pennsyva
rs Central for the Western passenger traffic, and that
the Erie, in such case, will put the fare to Dunkuk
down to s, and also that the Ere has com.
planned Of the Hudson River Road for various
breaches of covenants. We hear to-day, how
ever that matters look q little lees stormy.
Some preliminary talks have been held to-day between
Messrs. Moran, Richard yibberd, Sloan and Barlow,
which gives come hope that the regular meeting to-
morrow may possibly have Conservative result
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Markets-PfDo1ke4 By T,,eoro,,b

PslLADLLPHiA Feb. 22-FLoUR firm at s5 ala &C s7l.
WhEAI-An advancing tendency; White 81 so; R-d "a
10 CokS steady a. 7sd8oc. WHISKY dull AZ z39lle
SHAksros, FEB 21he sales o. CorTos TO-DAY were zoo
oass prices are depressed and there ,te inquiry
to-day, $50 balea '' NuNi 'S'''
rEwokLEASs Feb IS The tales Of Corrox today were
me market closing at rner PRICES for he better
eoes SUGAR hrm o. an advance Of !dic MoLAssEs 32Ie
FsEIGBIs on Cotton TO Liverpool ID ' --A
INV ORLEANS, Feb 2-Tbs CorToy market (. p,eb,,,oa
.ss' ca.y sOS bales: MSdiDs lie sht Gnnie1
BALTIMORE Feb. 22-FLouR dull a. SO WakAr firm.
whns 81 fG*l 30; Red 81 55a 81 45 CoRs baoysnt a:
20 'o or boh bite and Yellow. Provisions quiet Bacon
zxzec NNN -
SscISsATi, Feb. zFLoUR dull and unch.rE sd. WHISKY
kegs 49, -1
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,odsy Of Rovand cargo the sales hoo Lasosys
big aI5 yi inc. a.. 9 q Ss a. and
UNCHANGED Old Shesthug has been 10 lively demand ui
ss5. ade sF sS rS sales s tun.
Joswood the docs st s2 So cash. the article Is hed a.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for the low grades Of
Western Canal Flour hsdy so aeye ana very common
are in request still, higher although this improvement
generals the trade are supplying themselves ssry wn
unsound and Ordinary State dolls the sales are 2Jo
bb sass 50 for supsrhne stsei s6G SO 10 for extra
do 60 lCa So 80 for grade. of Western extra Sc 4O9
80 IS for shipping brands Of extra oho; 90 o.
aud So 1888 IS for St Louis brands Canadian Flour Is
very hrm the demand moderate sales Of 100 bo at 90 20
arrivals coptnue liberia demand good the close
sales 100 bills s. sou Sc so for superns Baltimore &c
s do IS 1854 Is 3d. es Corn Me-, firm sale. Of 10 bb
80 for jersey and e . Tor bsadywas ana 81 ~
FisH-The marie, for all description. quiet yet 6rm;
have only sales OF $40 bb No Msckerel at
FRUlTs-Rsisns quiet ~ 80 for Bunch AID $9W ior
GRAIN-The wheu, market Is rather irreguar-whI,e i'
held with greater ftmuesbut Spring shade lower and Is
zoo b White 90 At 81 So cot bush good Red Indi,na
81 4O $500 bush fair white Michigan 81 co. 100 bush
private terms Barley . rather lower the 'sPgy ai5 sale.
Canadian at OGoc and &c for 1900 bush Prince
Edwards Islands Corn rather better psrtic1s.y Tor New
Yellow Southern Yellow slGsSc. for do White
AM
VFMP-The demand for Manila less animated, but with
reduced stock the Is firm at &C. months For other
descrptions the inquiry wss light and prices nomnsy
ehsDs.d
HiDES-There more doug $50 Western
at Ic; $40 Msscsbo at Zc MOT. 1900 Buenos Ayres
z7c . mes 2OOt Orinoco at 2ic 8 mos.
HOPs-The market Il steady sales Of 60 bales at l4Vsc.
Common qualities and old u VI changed.
HAYThe quiry for Shipping is good aud the market 10
very firm sales Of 3 % bales a. 65d70c. y 100 10.
IRON-Scoch Pig scarce and with q good inquiry the
market r s,es Of 200 tups inferior and plims brands At
s80 months Other kinds are inactive bat stoc a. sen
sr.ly Are small md prices firmly ,us.aped
INDIA RUBBER-Further Gales OF 20 40 n East India
have a. p. n quote
LEATBER-Hsmlock Is steady with moderate purchases
Oak IL firm.
LIME-The market is unchanged. We continue to quote
Rocklsnd ct 7Sc and Lump at 81. -,o,o,,,
Orleans Is quiet sales OF $40 bills at 4oc
yesterday 800 bbs were sol, on speculation a. $50 pc
NAVAL sTohEs-sPrts Iurpen,ine continue. quiet and
he nast shede easier sales OF lV Dds a. i5c and ~
bb' isneJ 20, at is!c; cah-an extreme price Crude
20 arrive at 80 IS y go 10 Common Resin In lively
reque,t full pcea Of 600 bbls IS h $40 ~
y.r.d Tbe low grades are more active aes az 100 mi.
No at q $40 10 and 500 do No ana 10 No J. ct 81 -
ass $50 n Fine qualities are scarce firm and less active
Ter animated but Is scarce and firm at 81 7Od %
OILS-Tbe mark.t for ali finds h ouiet b1, with
out important change Csmphene sseng at &c. and Fluid
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COURT or SPECIAL sEssioNs-Fxp e2-Before Ju,tcs,
Connolly. kEILY and STEERS.

John l.. Bennett, stealing jack-screw--Peniten-
txry sir months and hued s5 JOHN Baker assault and
tsIyPsnens.ay months John Burke, assault and bat
sry months Samuel Cnrabar, adecen.
is; John Chesnu assault aud eAt,ey-Jaes
sSspeDeea Barney Coleman assault aud bsitery-Pen
morths William Coli, stealing costreniten
s.y three months Michael Daley assent and saeIy-Pen
teDtasy four mogths Mary Rush assault sad bateEy-Psn
tertiary month Henry Grebe stealing vest and pAnta
oona fentenAy two months John HGt. stes ing watch
and chsiptenftnfuy three months William Hylsnd aud
William Wssoo. sealing silver wasch-PenienasIy ak
nDonsos eseh James hshssR stealing Penitentary
months Francis Kelly assault and oatterytned go John
Lews Sealing ess Of elO,hDs-Penen;iay two mouths
William Muse and Jsies Love stealing q piece Of cacoPeLi-
s-stary three month each Masdsens Meihaven stealing
Tab OF MISUNDERSTANDING three months Anu 0Connor
stealing guilt skr &c eeeitsntA,y four months Martin
Bosins0p, sealing coat aud paa.OOEsPenltsn sry sx
nths Mussret heehan, stealing three
fear noorbs AdoTh seits,s AID LsonAsa HOhnh.n. ssa
nd e.,tsry-Fined EACH hagse, White ass. AID bat
'nsPeseed James Wsis stealing two bssy
ss, Pendent. y four months Aisas- Comet sssan and
ss.r-City fIson dSysi Walter Ceok. stealing pair Of
Soo,, sasgentsd Eliza MoEssey stealing Blanket
and four montAs jane. seerne ss.aa!t
and bst,sry-Jusemest msyssdss MAJ WlhAns nAloiou.
Suspended Michel B!oIlp, s,sssns sa.
81 acknowledges, sasPsnssd
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK........Prl n
Cleared.

stesm,hip-Chesspesie CfoseD, BsltimOrr II. B. Cromv
shir.-Lberty Atkins New Orleans Stanton Thompss,
Gen. Burr Davis Boston, - VolsLt, Bray, New or.ss
Robson Il Eosdick.
Bak,-P sraIs Mason, Rio Janeiro, J. d. Thompson
Nichols, Nichols Boston, Walsh, Carver 4 Co.
Brig.-Emms, Hsnheld, Para, r. L. CoInugi Olive t8sl
Bpruier Marie 0alaDti Gordon, Bruce McAurn LasrsrA
Wallace ZsIs, c. & r. j. Peters.
sohooners-s H. Smith, Smith, Gloucester master 4
Bsylss JAYNE, Apa achcols Eagle Hszard NJ 4. rrce
Anes Cienfoego Metcaf Duncan Adele, Bske, Wimlnt
ton. ID. G. Murray Bsut sayear, Neween, ]. Smith
Co / 4. Hazard, Wilson, Providence. L. kinsy; Mussnt
Ann hardt, Philadelphia j. w MKee; 0ny D.ash,eE
Bunns hmond c. d. Person. Granite State Burgess Boo
ten, s. ". Lewis Il Co.
Observation-Disclosures Copes, Phnsdelphis, +. Psrkns, a
ThomE son, Wright, South Amboy.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-FEs. 2a.-Bef're Juds


Daniel Honss beser as The Second avenue Railroad Co.
This suit lie brought TO recover damages TO the ex
Of $1,000 for inflicted by OF the cars belonging
defendants solomon, infant OF the plaintiff The
accident took place the ga Of MAY 1887 VIXEN the boy Ia
crossing the railroad track. fell and was run over BY The car
such rendered smputstion Necessary and
the bis left Negligence charged by each upon
other The plaintiff testimony which shows that
talking when be ran over the boy
defendants charge that the boy In fault In attempting
10 cross Vercict for plaintiff for e469 50.
Bsne6c, Boarasn for plaintiff schen. sosson &c, for
aaiendAnts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
Disasters. ADr.

GALVESTON, Feb l3The Tara Nazarine previously rspe
shors Dssry all discharged, exception Of .ssat
thus Of brick She now draws feet OF ws,sr and hes
She does not LEAH and the chances favorable Of gr
o. She has about one mile 70 work through the eak ~
before sottns II 10 deep water
LIVERPOOL, Feb 2The Am dip Thomas IL Perkt1s grnsf
leak N fhs Iger and hasKe,uraed into dock 10 ss
abe VII have 10 dischase portion Of cargo.
Iby latter 30 Enwood Waiter, ssq Sec Bd Of pn6sws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23
Passengers Arrived

II steamship AtJi.a J,o- LrerpoOl-Mr. c. Romano
McCresdy NJ. Fischer, si.chsr IhcGss M,seaea, NJ
fsnt and nnT,e Mr Appold, p Nsilsnt Mr. and hna y
BIswn, T. W PsrmeI, 3. @. Water, Water spssss, Va
Parker Cart Sully Mr. King Freok Sehlos Nj Ress w.
Murray. Heur, Homison. VIM Jackson. w. Lswls ID,
Klsio, A T. nouIlss, Baron Won Gsrolt MI sst., NJ F
pandez McMsster, r. T. Van 5sur g. ssbAtt. cekast
Mr. Lai gdon Mr. johnson. Robt Nicol james Mnk Wa
Bard slr. ochsner Mr. KOss NJ and M. =. BSelIP NJ
ard Mira Rowlauds, Mrs A. NJ Jones, Mr. Bsnnes- cAst
w Frost Mir Livingstone Charles Young John Dssss nss
nrr.rD ham
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co,rpr cALrupAa-rais DAY.

Surtgux CoURT-GEsERAL TEKs.-Eon-snums-
rs..d calendar
with the foIlsvirs numbers: 55I, 55S ~, "a
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. 443, 62, ~ AZ. 40s al,
47S, as &c az, az, 4Ss 4sS 1914 49, ' w. 49, 3d. oi OH
XI. -. u - -
COMMON PLEA.-Part I--Nos. 726, 567, ~. Par
III (cpe- csosssNos lS2 llsS s5 l4o lf4 700 1877
BRooKTyE SUPREME CouRr.-GEsERAL TERN.-
Feb Is Nos IS esel e. S. g. e5 &C, &c. 49, TO- H. u Is
n, 76 a. 81 e. az
S. CO. s. IS, g. SO, SIS, 8, 81.
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Narkets-cAsTruLLY REPORTED FOR TIE T. TRIBUNE
TUESDAY, Feb. -, 1883.
AsHEs-The supply is f,ir Of both kinds, the demsnd
steady sales Of Pot. 81 81 6Sa aud Pearls at 50 81
COTTON-The market Is steady with ,aes OF 100 bales
TIE Gales the 18th inst have been SO bales Including
$40 In trsr situ The export, ass bales We quote:
81 4
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MARRIED..

BARCLAY-FLINr-On Tuesday, Feb. 2, by the Rev Wal
Clark d. Of Mercer Presbyterian Church james
H. Barclay Of this city, to Miss H. Viola Flint Of North Read
ing Ms,s.
DOYLE-HlGGINsON-On Monday, Feb a. 1t the residence
Of bride mother BY Rev Father Train Mr. Edward
Doyle of Brooklyn, Mss Anna daughter of the ate Wm
Higenson Of this city,
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The following circular has been addressed to the
NeM.Yolk State Banks BY the MetropolItsn Back

HETRoPoLIrAS BANK, NEW 1oRs, Feb H. 1893.
SR: Icun Of recent occurrence make necessary
TO address Jon on the subject Of uncurrent money. 80
OF the Interior Banks of this State, held a.
Syracuse the 10th inan-foyse banks being repre-
.entsds Committee Of Eve BANK officers chosen namely
Nessrs. T. Judson of Osw.g William Williams Of Buffalo
r. Rogers Utica Thomas H. Rochester Of Rochester aud
John Norton Of Syracuse, TO confer with the Metropolitan
revision Of lie for receiving money
Four ont Of the i've appointed waited upon this baok and no
mi;tsd substantially the following proposition from the Con-
That Metropolitan Bank receive from the Country
the currency ofb STATE At the discount established ~
sv tie redemption Of bank notes ~ the nces $eent
that allow the banks IS cents esh hundred dollars re
deemed BY them daily Ne~YoI sUd take cur
rency at dscoun, ofonetenth Of T. cent
The subject received fall and free discussion and In confd
erson Of the hsmouiOus son OF large number OF banfs
representing about ten millions of c,pis the Metropolitan
Bsnk with the undesn ding that the Country Banks would
heartily cooperate IT, resolved TO accece to the wishes
the Committee Accordingly this bank, toe lt OF March
pfoxrDo will receive money the terms proposed
With respect, JOHN h. WILLIAMS, Prssiasnt.
TIE following are the Currency, Land Warrant and
Specie quotations for ths week, corrected for from
the rates current at the Banking Office of Messrs.
Rrn.hara.
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and f.Iirr T. the very worst day this ~o,~r Some u "a
cattle brought sooS pfice they Always do. OBJ AoC,
bad 81 h-s ksnucsy toe hnsst %; In market 49,
brcush. T price We cal IN. extra bsss1se
the farmers ,ach c.e They could plok .Sy -
them oct Of the drov. and premium At esr County
Taefe also s.ver.l Groves Of No ,z~ thn we>k
be roticsd below. We ou-t1 cattle this ws-k:
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Av.ioge, IS a y hssd.
A N Monroe Of Brighton bought S6l head At IS sseA
Hoes are arviae slowly and there 10 but limited dsrs,A
Prices ere only nominal So for stores and q1 kf Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23

NJ Mcconnell for Duncan Nc Council soli he 1r,v, a,
s1tr. Kentucky Steers for Sis head They xOaA ss,s
l.75e 10
Geo. Mitchell sold g. Ohio At so eschnO, large, b. ,.ry
fne ausli,,-ssy l.S25 each.
Round. Mettyre 'od - Kentaciy q; sle2 hesS a.s,
errd in NewYork which the present Of freight t,t
here; would weigh l,5,o n each.
J. w. Mix sold 10 STATE at CD . head; weight SO 80
G. Brown bought STATE, averaging go each ~ eer.
ard n, averaging ga y, at ~ eats
Webster 'Old II csnsdast SO 2 head sbou: 100 sA
sellers ss'nate
C. John'on sold 90 State, sy-rasns LIoi each,
aud lt, averaging las n each, &c.
N Wright so stale, averaging ISL 70 each, o. -
ard 8 sysrss.rt $50 n each, a, Sc
A. Moore sold IS sta5e, syvrgns iS4S each, 81 ia
SHEEP Sheep arr arriving IN smser quantity .haa
the wsebiy this bot prizes hish n
high prices this Winter have brought out larger
a. previous year the receipts since Jan vii shov.
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The following IL copy OF the receipts ~ ue given
by parties accepting FIVE years coupons from the Ere
Railroad Company upon the Second Mortgage Bonds
Tie holders Of these bonds have to large extent &C
ceped ire sheets Of coupons. II parties prefer they
car give receipt upon their bonds the interest &C
crues:
Received Of re New York ard Erie Rairosd Company
sheets Of Ten Coupons each for the annual ynen;
Of the interest Bonds Hos Of said Company, dated
March 6S-sd Coupons being for the payment o. Interest
said BONDS from March s 1889 March ls loi-toe &c
q which snail wise AFFECT the night OF the holder
Bonds priority ard security Of the mortgage
toned therein deprive fuch holder Of his right az al times
to tIest enforce toe past due.
In regard to the rev land route between this City
and Boston The Ner- HareR Journal and Courier
ssys:
at much ssti.fa zion chronicle the repeated sue
# this railroad line % Providence and Boston
Owing the d-lay the Nr-York Rosd in consequences
az brosen rail the train one hour ana ten
minutes late Saturday which several oere
Jeff The Shore Liz bot and thirty inmates 20 ruu
Providence and connect with regular Boston and foV
dsnce trsin which done putting passengers
Boston than hour before the inland This
has e.n the 10 instance Of delay on the
Rod since S1ore Line has been 10 operst thus Fug
already that Ther the eIs compe<d vhcn We
will be early 10 the SPRING. this ne viii not only De
ths shortest the level and free from aud conse-
aueuy safest bat a: all times the sure and mos; Tree
from delsys'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-23

Since January l.... sSs Ssc2s,S5I S6,49l,4 4
The market for the great loan Of 1874, i, firm at
1929 alO2l with but little pressing for sss. The pay
mont of 600 600 taken by Messrs. Sweeny Ritten-
house & Co.. has been extended sixy days by the Sec.
ietary the Treasury does not Immediately need the
funds So that this amount will no. come on tue mar.
ket for some tire. The Secretary, understand has
also agreed to ssus this bid registered bonds
qured, instead of coupon bonds. Tae former would
probably sell for 3 cent more than the latter, on &C.
count of their greater security.
At an adjourned meeting Of the bondholders, cred
itors and shareholders of the Chicago ST. Paul and
Fond du Lac Railroad Company held at the office of
the company this morning the Committee previously
appointed submitted their report, which recommends
reorganization and capitalization, substantially as
follows:
l. Under new cent first mortgage, covering
tie entire road completed amounting 10 -, 800 90,
provide for:
First mortgage bonds row out, and coupons
TO August 1850 about s., 600 900
New money to be paid in by subscription. COO 900
Depot mortgage, ard other iueumbrsnces.-. 10000
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