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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27
THURSDAY, April 26-P.

THURSDAY, April 26-P. n.
The Stock market this morning presensed no marked
2Otvity, and was quite irregular. The prominent
bean offered their options freely, but did not appear
anxious 10 make sales. The decline appears TO have
reached resisting points in many cases and should tue
next foreign advces indicate returning ease In ths
Lotdon money market we shall probably have bet
ter state OF things in the stock market. The close
of she morning session very strong, the closing
prices being bid for nearly the whole lst AT the
Second Beard with limited transactions, theirs was
firm feeling, and the bulls BID as If they mao 70
covered portion of the courage which had oozsd out
Of them The bear jobbers held back, and the reio-
ton for the present appeared - have exhausted ise
Central has been very strong throughout the day. an
so:d up 10 791, closing 1t that BID The market wss
also firm for Reading in closing transactions,
although the business was not large In the
Ksetsrn shares there was considerable buoy
ancy ss the Second Board. when the improving
traffic Of the third week was known. Rock Island was
thu frmest stock, going 70 64l Southern Guaranteed
was also in demand, and sold up 24i against 2S In
opening sales AZ the Morning Board. Reading was
better selling ct 42 seller 80 snst AZ regular IN the
morning. Erie was also strong, advancing to l6t.
Toledo had strong upward tendency, and sbo ~s an
advance of y cent curing the day. Ia the Bond
The business Oub quObauOAS BOn0k
ally were well sustained. In the street, after the
Second Board, there NOS much activity, but the
market was strong, and Central had an upward teo-
dercy The latest quotations We're: Virgins o., 93@
9Si; Missouri 6s, s3i asa, Canton Company, 2i4i
Pacific Mail Company, lO4i SlO5; New-York Gen.
trsl Railroad, 79t079I; E.is Rail'Osd, l64 Sl6li
Hudson River, Ala a4li; Hshsm, l2i ol34i Harlem
Pref, 81 SSii Reading, 42i e42t; Michigan CentrL,
EtS4S4i Michigan Southern and Norhera Indiana,
12ial2!; Michigan Soutters and Northern Indiana
Guaranteed, 24s925; Panama, 1877 Obs; Illinois
Central, $50 a GO; Galena and Chicago, 6S1 S6Sli
Cleveland and Toledo, 29929t; Chicago and Rock
Islsrd, Ga, a64i; Illincs Central Re, S74 asst.
There is nothing doing in foreign bulls, but drawers
AJAX 1904 for SserDg Therange Ia 1854 0lO9I Francs,
5I6lS5I5.
Freishis 20 Liverpool 100 bales Sea Island Cotton
al esd; 5000 bush. Wheat ct Cd. in bsgs; $500
bush Corn at 6ld in ships bags and rs threequsrter
boxes Tobacco al %. To London: $50 bOs. Ollcake
~ a. 3d.; 50 tups Grsndilla Wood al 4Os, and 50
three-ouarter boxes Tobsoeo at 70. cd. weasel OF
so tuns to St. Domingo and back for 81, 400
The businsss Of the SUB Treasury was as follows;
Reospts $l42 093 29-for Customs, slOS, OOOi Pay
neOts, $I42 6sS S4-Balanos, 81 $50, 2l6 AZ.
Annexed is the detail of the earnings Of the Gaens
and Chicago Union Railroad for tue week ending
I'll
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Of the ports, compared WIS
year 1000 bales. EJ7orfncrease to treet bnsih
T230 bales increase to France l2OO decrease 10 s'hsf
isrssp ports 600 Total increase In exports bisvp
There In little change to repor IN the Dry GOODS
market for the week. Tbs same healthy tone Is
observed In the Cotton Goods market which We have
hitherto reported and prices for most styles are harden
ing The exception to this ia Printing Cloths medium
and low sheetDgs, and fancy Pantaloonsries, all OF
~hich lack that activity which characterized the same
period last year.
TIE printers will soon be engaged on the Autumn
,ys, and with the present low stocks Of cloths no
in po,tsnt concession Is expected.
Tie medium SbeetiDgs have been taken in moderate
quantities for export but the general consumption OF
the article ia confined TO the home trade.
The Wooden department. is without important change
sne dullness prevails. The heavy clothing and cu'tns
up hou,es are engaged In making selections OF low
goods moderately, but the general business Is iangnd
The exports keep up eDcouragngy, aid fa'sering
feature Of the moment Is in that it s not confined
to China alone but the demand for the East Indian
south American, and other markets is active.
We annex our usua summary OF exports for the
week and previously since lat of January, as follows
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(OLp) Spirit OF THE TINES 0yucs, }
No. 25s Broadway, April 26, 1850 J.
Some upprjncipled person or persons attached tho
name Of our paper 10 sourrlous Extra" which wa, last
nshi awked about the Streets giving bogus" sccoua, OF
nse 6ebt Our columns % readers know, are closed
sssnst suoh matter and believe Ourselves o. ssch
afaad. JONbS Thohrh nAhS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

TIE LoSG Dock CoaPAsr.-Ths Long Dock
Company are now preparing the slips and dock at the
foot Of Psvons avenue, preparatory TO establishing
ferry at that point The work on the Bergen Tunnel
is ALTO approaching completion and before the middle
of the Summer it is expected that the NewYork and
Eric cars will pass through it.
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IAdyartisement [

EVERYBODY Could BE USEFUL AND HAPPY II
they proper occupation and knew how to control then
pas their talents 10 the bert advantage coeo
PhTenooQical Examination at Fowler WRLH's No zoe
BrosdwsS Is just what Ia needed by most persoaa
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Tx SUPPOSED SUIcrDE.-Upt to o'clock last even
ing the BODY of the unknown map who 10 supposed to
hsve committed suicide by shooting himself at Wee
bswken, had not been identified. He Is believed 10
have been a German Jew, and probably resided in
NeW-York.
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IAdxertisement.l

THE JAPANESE EMBAssY.-The Committee In
csa,g, OF these foreigners hsud not fail TO atr
duco them 70 PbrenolocL Cabinet Of FowLss
VILLA No. 308 Broadway. chronological nestoa o.
Their character would Be something novel well useful TO
them. Visitors waited upon Of all hours OF the day.
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fAdyertisenent.I
MEYERs's MIRACULOUS

FhRMiN DzfTkorKR
longest ksown thu best article made for the destruc
ton OF Rosches Wsterbugs Ants Moths garden Insects and
Rats and Mice Orders and contracts made for cleaning
private dwellings hotels. public bu dnss sh &C. at the pn
psl No b. Sold by all druggists and respec
bls aecsrs at rom Is cents ST. Beware OF base limitations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

MINOR CIrr ITEMs.-The members Of the Common
Council upon drawing their first quarters salary, the
other day, as provided BY the Tax Levy greatly
ehse rnsd at finding their bills for carriage hire dedu,
ed tberefrom. The new law cuts them off from free
csIriaees and hereafter omnibuses and rail will
doubt serve the Aldermen and Councmsn, instead Of
hackney coaches. Van Rsnet, the livery man to the
Corporation, will And his occupation gone. 1t Is
stated that the City Hall clock since II started as the
common ime-keeper, some weeks ago, has not
varied two seconds from the true time....
The British yacht Magnolia sailed on Wednesday for
Cowss. number OF invited guests Of Sir Henry
Beecher her owner accompanied thu vessel down the
buy The rumor that Gen. Pilsbury will receive an
appointment General Superintendent Of the Depart
uens OF Public Charity and Correction is incorrect.
The creation Of no such office Is contemplated by the
Con missioners -. The Isaac Newton encountered
srow ,torm on the Hudson River on Wednesday night,
and eseIdsy morning arrived at this city with snow
about three inches upon her decks. the auction
sale Of the household eects OF Mr. Penpimsu In Eist
Fourteenth street, yesterday, by Leeds, con-
siderable number Of works Of art were sold.
We quote few of the lOts A comfortable, with 2'o
specimens of inlsd MARBLE sold for 1910; two homan
figures Modesy and Innocence, by HoitsAr'cp'
$275 pieOe; Roman bronze group, tho fh"ac'' Va
bull, BY the ssmo arst s265j Chinese punch 'oo"'
wrh carved ebony standard, and holding ten gsl'ona
wse sold Tor $780, the Fisher Grl by IaaionN s','i
nd NsIci,.us By TIE same artist, 81 ,oiO; Cupid and
P,ycbe n ,ronn Inv BeI sopi brought 29o5; Paniofs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

The IaREPREssIBLIs OF THE CRY AND COUNTY OF
NEw-YoRK.--A new Campaign Club, composed Of
yourg men. and intended to be working Republican
Club, held meeting 1t Clinton Hall on wednesday
evening last, and completed their organization by
adopting the above name and electiug the folio wing OIL
eer: Presidsnt-Sey mour A. Bunce Vice Presidents
Je,se Fonda, and John Ross Recording Secretary
Allan Rutherford; Corresponding Secretary-Simon
ID. Conf lin; Tfeasurer-O. X. Mooney. After a
number Of enthusiastic speeches from the young men
present, the meeting adjourned.
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Advertisement ]

The Rev. III. GRATTAN GUINNEsS.-A Sermon
By Mr. Guinness preached in Or Thomsons Church. Grand
J. P Newman, ia The HERALD Oh
Truth week Price oena Office No. lso HAsssast cor
Beekmansk
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Total amount Of -four and grain in store at Chicago,
tic duts ~ IG5l:


We that Is Of cattle yesterday shipped
the lndisnsp aud Cincinnati Railroad to indianapolis to
70 ,evYoTk by the Seeontsno and Clsvelsn
and Columbus shore Railroads. at las This
lot contracted time last week. The
$50 p car from Cincinnati, and ib nom Indianapolis
Annexed is the STATE of the New Orleans Banks
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for the week ending April Ola

sl2 ss4 $12 29a O9 elo 1881 ga 10 sO OI
The following table exhibits the respective amounts
ofexchange held by the various banks, and also the
sums due distan banks the latter being compnsed
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Senator DOolitls of Wisconsin, and Stewart L.
woodford are expected to address the Republicans o.
Newark this evening.
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THURSDAY, April %, 1850
AsHES-The market quiet for both Kinds sales OF - bos
at S. rs for Pots and SIS 81 for Pearls .oo,, -,
COITON-The msrisl sssdy sales OF 900 bales inciud
ing over hslf in transtu - repeat quotations;
IoGS cLAssRlcaTioS IN, ~ y. sad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27
BY Trochel, sS75, snymph stepping Into the bath, BY
Wyatt. $500; Lavinia, from Thompson's Seasons, BY

BY Trochsl, s675, nymph stepping Into the bath, BY
Wyatt, $500, Lsvinis, from Thompson's Seasons, ~
Spence $3.50; Innocencs, slso by Spence, saO5.....
Venus Is now 80 brilliant that abe be essy psr-
ceived any Gear afternoon ct about 3o'clock. Lsss
tvebirg the passed the planet Jupiter, aud
actually ecpsed il in part Of Maine, New Hsup'hire
and rome Of the Brtish provinces. In the southern
Isrs of New-Epglsnd and In New-York, the nearest
srurcach took place about midnight when the distance
between the edge Of the plane. and the moon was
sout one twentieth the diameter Of the latter. ..k
o,on " g. Thomas, for a new Produce Exchange, 70
I, ereete. on the Mead property on Whitehall, Moore
e,r and v ser streets, was exhibited yesterday at
he Corn Exchsn.ee. The main features are room
~ N. seeopd story 100 feet square and IS feet high
Iop,D0 on the above fur streets, and stores on the
roupd floor. Msssrs. n. u. Wolfe and Z. Haydock
White. who have this matter Ia hand, have already
cured s4O 600 Of the 500 900 required for the enter
,rise. . 1. ia said that strictAttcrney Waterbury
eleeraphed from Charleston to have hundred guns
red in honor Of the triumph Of Tammany over Mozart
Hall. The guns have not gone off yet.
MIssIno. George w. Howe Of Chester, Mass, lst |
b. city on the 18th inst home since which time be has NOS
cen heard from He about five feet eight inches In ngn
hin favored and light compeIinod ANY Information oil MS
efs a. the Office OF Elias Howe h No al bfoome
ee will greatly relieve kis distressed family Massachusetts and
Connecticut pspen please copy.
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IAdvsrtisement.l

IAdvertsement.l
DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT cures
Toohscbe IN enc minute DR. SWEETS IsrALLBLB LfSrHSEr
cnres Cuts and Wounds meoaely and leaves scar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

ALDERMASIc CONTESTED Stakeholder meeting
of the Committee, having this matter in charge, was
held yesterday at p. m, and three or four more
witnesses were examined and cross-exsmned by the
counsel, Mr.. Laursnce for the contestant, and Mr..
Dean for the defendant Evidence was elected show
ing that irregularities occurred at the election held on
the 9th of December last in the Eighth Aldermanic
District but not word to show that these lay at the
door Of Mr.. Russell The lobby was crowded by the
friends of both parties. An adjournment was taken
until Monday mex! at o'clock when the case will be
closed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

IS TurArER-BxNEYrT OF ME-. TREo
ne comfort and enjoyment OF thos'
DVAA the thes.er are subject to many
VINO 90 frequently !" 'Sutsble not nnfrequsutly h
variations i'm degree, attn. ,hs srssrsa,nmsn,,
eauses with which the qusiity On - d. Csrsla.s
on the stsee have nothing whatever to ~,
or iDeivity, exhibited by the treasurer ~. ~
sssisaDts In the boxofce by the attendants Va
duty 1t is TO provide the auditors with seats, win often
mar Ihe pleasure Of the entire evening. The amount
Of internal profanity provoked in the breast OF those
whom the nshsrs have thrust into undesirable sttua-
tioDs and who cannot find other places aud who are
not permitted by reason Of the presence OF their ac-
eompaDying soies to take summary vengesnce on the
authors Of their temporary discomfort is somethng
altogether too great for ordinary computation. Many
tempers orginsly sveet and altogether lovely, have
doubtless thus been rretrisvsby ruined, ETC., etc.
Unciv attendants at places Of not
altogether unknown in the City Of the msnhatssaese
though, In justice to tho managers be 1t said that tho
word Of complaint that reaches the managerial ears Is
generally enough to cause immediate abatement OF
the nuisance But at place in the city are the at
tendsnts more uniformly courteous and attentive than
at Wallsck's Theater. In acknowledgement OF the
services rendered to the manager and the public by
tbose attached to the heater whose duties are In tbs
"fIobt Of the house, it has long been the good man
sgeral custom TO give them one more bsnehts" in
the of the season. and their appeals quito as
worthy of substantial recognition BY the patrons OF
the house those of their cowokers the stage.
On Saturday night The benefit Of MIR. Theodore
Noes, for several years treasurer of Mr. Waiack's
establishment, and who has ever been dsservedy
popular with the public for the courteous manner In
which be has discharged his duties. Mr.. Moss has
never yet failed on his benefits to have crowded
bouse, and Ssturda, night scarcely prove an ex
ception 10 the rule, for the bill is an excellent ons
Two comedies will be acted as they only can be acted
at this honse. The 9 Heir at Law" aRd the Captain
Of the Watch" will be given, with distribution Of
characters which WILL believe include tho name OF
every person belonging to the company. The annual
"ucket night" or benefit Of the doorkeepen and
u,hers, will take place In a week or two.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

Tx LATE Brsaor DoAsE.-Bishop Doane died on
the 9th Of April, fS5e-a year ago. The anniversary
Of bis death wiz be spprop ristely marked by his
friends by the erection over his grave at Burlington
Nsw.Jesey, Of handsome monument, built Of Belle
vile freesons In the form of Gothic cross, resting
upon sab nine feet long, four wide, and four high.
Il is designed by Mr. G. Il. Condit, an architect OF
Newark, and bears Latin inscription at the foot Of
tie cross Along the top Of the base Is the following
inscriptions
George Warrington Do.ne, D. D., LII for XVII years
Bishop Of Ne--Jersey. Born May XxvIl d. MDCCXClA.
Fs asl,,p April XVII, A. ID MDCCCLIX In pace. have
waited fof thy salvation, Lord"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

The COMMISSIONERS OF PoLIcE.-Ths Board met at
O'Clock on ThuIdsy afternoon, but transacted no very
important business bill of 81, 1856 IS was presented
for services Of steamboat and hands employed in re-
moving the shsd poles from the river and bay. Mr..
Bowen stated that he had an interview with Dr. Sayres,
the resident PHYSICIAN, and that gentleman had ex-
pre,sed his willingness and desire to cooperate With
the Sanitary Company. The usual report of Sergeant
LORD OF the Sanitary Police was received The yards
and outhouses of about fifty places were reported IN
an unclesnly condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

The night boat to New-Haven at Ii O'Clock, has
commenced her trips for the season. See advertise
utne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

The following rstes Of ton Ga ths Ris Canal have,
we usdersasd, been adopted. IL will no ssea STAT
,sbs rates have besa material, increased on pork beef
Ia lev. butter, oa.s and nerchaudise:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

Police MAGISTRATES AND ALDERxEs PROHIBITED
FROM HoLDIsG CoURT IN STArIos-HoUsEs Pres
idsnt and General-SupsrinteDden Bowen, yesterday
morning. issued an order to the Police Captains OF tho
various Precincts forbdding them hereafter to allow
any sgistrste TO officially act in their Station Houses,
or to obey any order Of any magistrate touching a
prisoner in their custody except upon commitment
founded upon proper complaint or writ Of habess cor
pus. The Captains directed to carefully observe
the provisions of section 80 Of the Police act which
requires prisoners be brought without delay before
the nearest masstrste, that they may be dealt with
according TO law. Mr. Bowen says that under section
So Of the Police act, tho Stston-Houses are for the
accom- mediation Of the Police force, and for dodgers,
Migrants and disordery persons and for the Temporary
stenlion Of persons arrested for oenses. III, further
states that 10 Police Justice, nor any Alderman or
Magistrate possesses greater right to onier Station
House ,bsn private person. nor can any magistrate
cisehJge CT take from the custody Of the Captain or
officer in command any prisoner, except he acquires
urtdcton over ssid prisoner by having formal COM
plant made before him against such prisoner or by
reason OF writ of habeas corpus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

FsIL FROM A BuTLpsG.-Ye Yesterday forenoon, ss
man named Patrick sheden eng.sed paiagas
IN, ,ns in sex s,re Jsnsy City, the scat ein< gave way
I.cipaing hi distance Of " feet 70 tho srouad Ne
sa up ntn.te and removed 70 his rsJsnov No &c E.es
street and upon medical aid ber called aSeftAnsd
he had Gscsue Of the sAa which ay tssiasis
htAly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

MONMOUTH COUNTY AND THE NEW RAILROAD
The Rartan and Delaware Bay Railroad, of which men
ton was made in our columns come weeks ago as
having been opened from Port Nor mouth, in Raritan
Bsy, 10 Red Bank, on the Shrewsbury River will be
IN running order as far as Long Branch before the
commencement Of the fashionable season. 1t Is the
purpose ofthe Company to have Ii reach Cspe May BY
the Summer Of 1861 that ere long these two famous
watering. places will be within easy access from this
city. But the greatest benefits which will follow from
the construction Of this road those accrung mutu
ally to the owners Of the broad, reh fruit and grain
producing farms Of Monmouth County, and to the
residents Of our own city. The latter will not only
find an increase Of the freshest fruits and vegetables in
their maIkets, for the county in question sells US
more choice and plentsous supply Of these products
than any suburb Of simar extent, but will find now
section opened TO them where they can retire with
their fsmies from the heat and hustle Of the town to
that natural country life which Of late Is so eagerly
sought for. When the beautiful retreats nestipg In
Monmouth County in the rear OF Brooklyn, IN the
upper part Of this island and along the Lower Hadson
are taken into consideration can no longer DO said
that in dissgreeabe contrast to Philadelphia and bos
ton she has no suburbs The Raritsn aud Delaware
Bay Railroad places within two-hourc journey hed
Bank, Shrewsbury, and the other villages along tho
Nev,nipk and Shrewsbury Rivers; Long Branch, on
the ,easbore Strawberry Farms, delightful sommsr
resort near Red Bank kiddlesown, and many simi
la,l, charming place. The farmers throughout the
consty raisc. as has been said, marvellous crops Oh
every edible kind. Among the fruits, Strawberries
have hitherto been most cultivated by them; ous OF
,ae the Iavton blackberry Is being extensively raised
ond finds a ready sale 10 this Market Boarloads OF
beaches melons, and garden vegetables are also sent
dali, in their season from Red Bank and much that
has been oes for want Of proper facilities OF trans
portatiOn win now reach New-York by means OF the
nav road. The steamboat Alice Pdee makes the daily
connection with Port Monmouth, which place II reaches
In sp hour and half rom the foot Of Murray street.
FER. FROM A BuIIDIsG--Y yesterday forenoon, ss
man named Patrick sheriden eng.sed pangsss
bni dius s Jsrssy Guy, the snatolanS way
,,cipasns hw distance Of ~ feet tho souad Ne wss
aleu- nte and removed 10 his Residences No &c Es.es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

Mr. Breusing has Published some interesting pieces
of piano music: Ca rice dc Concert par Richard Hoh-
man lone OF the best papists In the country well Illus
trsies wo opera airs with piano embfoideriesi Les
iouisssnces de Ia Jeunesse--Buette- George j.
Huss handsome and not difficult compositions Esho
de Ia Rive, Bsrcaros, by A. CrOisez, nice Little
mara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

The movement IN the traffic Of the Erie Railroad,
under the Rscsivershp since the fret Of October last,
is &c follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-27

A meeting OF the Bona holders Of the Mwsukss and
Mississippi Road will DO Seid tomorrow Fddsyl ~
the Office of tho Company, IN Exchange place. 70 take
into consideration plan Of Reorganization, The pro-
RIsmme of the Directors is substantially 90 folio ss:
First mortgage on fir't section y cen.... seDlen
FIRST mortgage second section " cant. 6tItVo
Mortgage 10 wsakesha, 10 " cent ......... TOp
The foregoing and accrued interest may be con-
verted into y cen. fret preferred Stock or reosvs
new sheets Of coupons, at the option Of the holders,
running 10 or Is years, bearing 8 y cent.
First mortgage on third section, osnt. 81 oS1,ooo
First mortgage on southern Wis, c.. $4,000