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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-08-06
TRUSTEES.
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.

TINIIE undersigned has just received 9TH
large and good assortment Of the best
FRENCH CALF and KIP that has ever -
been exhibited in Olympia, suitable for making
from the finest to the heaviest dress boot.
lie has also ON hand . large supply Of home
tanned
The New York herald., 1864-04-04
FINANCIAL AND coMMERcsAL.


euOa, Aprf ., lisa.
sbe mining msssa, The mad dssre 70 svFsntss ana
snearh n ssw mining sssapriss. vhish AAs besn N
crossing IN vruiepee Sirce the work OF inhstng he
currency eoGnenced, row, think, ss very eoss
70 ss eliminating point NJ the public saunss help bus
- that large mary Of those called oomp~sies are
Dcshag hess than many speculative boso.ss
We hsve taken before cali them,
aeA 10 the people Of the designs which their pro
ectoxs have upon unwary fortune hunters IN times past
when there have bcea excessive expansions Il ~ ssr
rsncy. thsse speculative furors have Invariably
arisen, and after legitimate attained thsis psoper
hesht the attentoa Of spectators has been tsrned v
The formation Of bogus companies IN order 70 carry on
thAir gambling opsratons IN 1875, and during
swo or three preceding the crash 1897 and again
aS previous 70 the financial ers Of 1867, and TIE pub
Nc warned OF those events should keep constantly IN
mind thst the contains for the sanc but yet
Dore trying, ordeal, which must be passed before we
succeed 70 healthy financial condition. In order
sAas We may be the better prepared 10 meet the ap
prcaching crisis, the desgus Of speculators sheud
- carefully examined and exposed and all stock bubbles
asa bogus companies OF every description should b
avoided We have basis upcn which 70 estimate the
number OF new mining companies which have already
besp crganissd In the Atlantic cities, the number
shst yet in an unfinished state but have hest
tasion saying that they may no counted by hundreds
The perfected ones consist Of snug hls back Offices With
snge desk, which may DO found printed pamphlets
describing the richness leads upon the property
q the reputsd company subscription and traBsfer books
Handsomely engraved certificates and valuable speci
mems Of ore, winch often taken from the head
quarters Of ono company 70 those Of another
Tor exhibition In precisely the that box
q specie some years ago made to dozen or
more Michigan wldcats banks when the state Inspector
made his annual rounds TO into their condition.
mere ara now hundred and seventy eight OF the
above described back Offices for mining companies In
Boston and probably three times that number in this CITY,
rprssentng the business locations Of god silver quick
silver. copper, iron, lead and coal companies each pre-
tsndiag 70 own land upon which nature has deposited
The richest lodes x mineral wealth that geologists
have ~ yet discovered. There no doubt many
legitimate organizations covering mines IN Colorado
md Nevada Territories which have proved profitable 10
sAoss who rsked their capital In them, and many that
wl continue TO pay well for long time ooe because
there can be question Ia regard 70 the mineral rich
Asss Of those localties but u II the
paaics which heps 70 excite ths spirit OF speculation
sAas y already rampant, and furnishes powerful and
seductive arguments to the nstgaors and directors
bsgss associations We repeat therefore, that the pub
- cannot b too careful examining all the mining
eombinations.s
me following the quotations Of stocks the close
- 6ve
The New York herald., 1864-04-04

Traass as Police Headqsarsers.
Gross IhJUsrDcs 70 A 0Q-ORRp wOAAs-rHE CASE
cr orrscnA hlooLAH, VINO TRADES wsrH -
NALx xDUTCHns-0RvIC11 YrrC1lnN 0HARoxD wfTn
Ere. ff
rhs cas Of ssss Giinoss vas oas which involved 70
ases degree tss rsAls e sssossunass osisrsd
wAs Aaa been arssssA by tAss sdsss. appears maj
tAsrs was robbery esnnitsA - hs~se occupied sy
MS. NsaA, a>A thas ssspsstm fen npsa ne sOssrsa
wonaa Who resided sAera shs vas accordingly arrest
Cd by seer Ganors and lecksA Up ne ssstisa house.
here sAs wAs Nm four days, osaAsea = csal and
finally proved innsssat anA ssswsd her nssrsy. Ne
complaint vas bsssshs against eboss Gilmore for ths
purpose asceTtainng upon vhen Ne blams - ~ pre-
that ss made the arrest, sus was iAnediateiy
called away out o. town, and consequently could
sos se present. 70 appear sgaiass The vonaa o. see
show thas Gilmore had really been eut q town
he had said u was apparent Mat gross outrage had
pssr sHas hs ossd psnsh any sse ov tie
wresg asne She WIN, tAe esore, b obliged y seek her
Ofhcsr Nichosai was sompiaineA q By Madam Rolle,
propretress Of meat markets vhs charged thai the
ecer beat. naltreated and otherwise abused her, she
ssA psrehassA Il her shop ana that she went y his
house y 81 h Iay 1s Nieoai thereupeo abused hss
and .a her 70 e; out = sse house which shs refused 2
TO her and. In addOa y this took hold ef her himself
and pushed her down STAIRS and put her ont altogether
Ncola beaa called npoa for his defcnos produced his
wife, who WAS duly sworn, and proceeded 70 say that
Madam Role rushing into her house q . furious
rate demanding her pay that she was very much ex.
cited, and abused her and her husband shamefuly.
calling them liars and other hard names, until hos
husband obliged 70 put her out which he did gently
and without violence. h did not appear from oil the
evidence that Ntooai had done any great damage but
he vas recommended 70 foreeo trading with female
butchers, and in any oase TO trade for cash.
The only other that Of officer Pitcairn Of the
Fifteenth, who complained Of by Mrs. sarah j. Allen,
OF 80 West Houston street. Mrs Allen stated that
walking along the street when Pitcairn approached
her, and addressing her with ungentlemanly lam
guage told her she had been around there often enough
and must mot como any that he took hold Of her
violently 70 tear her cloak, and offered her many
other indianes Mrs. Allen admitted that this
reused her anger a. TO compel her 20 talk freely
70 the ofcer rtoairne did deny the charges against
him; but attempted TO show that Mrs. Allen was
respectable party, bringing onward evidence 70 prove
that she went 10 dsreputahe house In Wooster street.
appeared that she had that house but she
called there on business. Mr. Commissioner McMur
ray remarked that matter aboat that She had
perfect right 70 obtain her livelihood, II she did
10 BY working for lewd women He also repSin,anded
the officer for thefnanner In which be had acted and
cautioned him against committing similar mistake In
the future.
The above were she only cases Of special pubic interest
FOR the week.
The New York herald., 1864-04-04

zhsold La Crosse Railroad litigation promises speedy
rnination By the sale OF the eastern division under tho
esocnd mortgage, not previously sold by Judgment
sdeor The validity o the sale under the third mort
sses win BE- tossed before the courta is oonteuded that
nss real sale under that mortgage party
- whom the property struck Oh has paid tho
snount f his bid, which 10 upwards Of seven hun.
arsd thousand dollars and above the due
- bonds Issued. No right ever passed to form
ssnpany, and the time has expired which to complete
sAs sas, which took place eveffsur years since These
ss having been proved the Judge has decided that the
existence Of the so-casd Milwaukee and Minnesota
Csmpany nom inal than real
he relieving table shows the relative value OF cur
ssacy dollar to coin at the different rates Of premium
psa1 to leo. TAs fractions given the
thsy be approached without the aid OF parts
mills. The table viii be found valuable for preservation
nad viii tend TO undeoeve many who Of the impress
ssu that tho amount Of premium must b subtractsd
su the currency dollar 10 order 70 ascertain s relative
The New York herald., 1864-04-04
City Intelligence.
p1AGlc AFFAIR AT sEA-A SAILOR eH0f DEAD AND

AH0THER ONE DANGEROUSLY -sTABBED
On the 2lst ut. as TIE ship Norway, Captain Mosier
from Lverpoo 10 New York. several hundred miles
sen difficulty occurred between two Of The sailors
named VIM. H. Young and one "Fridsy.. colored man.
Friday seized cutass and rushing upon Young inflicted
such terrible cash his abdomen his bowels pro-
trudod Tho desperate black then into the hold OF
the ship to apply match TO tho magazine. but his iu
tent being discovered Captain Moser ordered the
70 shoot Friday, and IN moment bullet was sent
through his brain, causing instant death. This summary
seemed TO be the only le for the captain
pursue in order the lives passengers and crew.
we'll the ship. The body of Friday subse
on her course arrived at this port Friday night and
lying at pier 80 East river. Young who is yet In
very precarous condition. brought ashore and
veyed to the New York Hospital The tragedy was re-
ported y Inspector Carpenter by Captain Jameson OF
the Seventh precinct police.
about fortynve years Of age, by Second
avenue last night about ten O'clock and almost in
stantIy killed: The unfortunate dressed In
removed 10 the Fourth precinct station house. where
inquest win be hAld this morning by the Coroner.
Nothing concerning the identity Of the woman could be
learned last evening" but 1t supposed oil the facts In
the case will be developed to-day.
FIRE EoHrY-pou srsEr.-Abous one O'Clock on
Saturday morning fire broke ont In an unoccupied
frame shanty south side Of Eighty fourth street, between
Fourth and Fifth avenues, belonging to Ann Clancy. The
re extended from the sbanty three two story frame
dwellings, owned by William Wadsworth They were
nearly destroyed before the fire extnguisbed One
occupied by Mr. Wadsworth the other by
raj poor families whose furniture more less dam.
aged The loss the shanty ia about $780, insured the
amounts to about 50 5oo insurance. The Gre ID said
10 have been the work Of an inceudiary.
The New York herald., 1864-04-04
Foreign Forts

spoken. nc.
Ship Salem from St John, NB for England March " ia'
tA e 81 Ss
% . % se sss d ss e
sss y. g Dss.
for NYork ldg Sycamore Ageri Congress prinaws-
tsf SaS.s wa saaT.S ssao
rr'
ss.; cc..mapdei sPooner ON Lord Smith; Gen Berryi
Delhi Thompson, bsrks Sarah ssaples s'aples md
TsD.s SiSs March -rn port bark cerooe and
fs n. fHis a. ''' ne''
Americas Ports.
5:ys xyoTa 4 ~ sTss Foster and
"a AM-Hr 3 ship Ianny Fern RSSeins Ard Ar,rosssn @
G Gss .sa fos +.
Muiams Air.soane schr Huss. Hanson sierra Leone.
SxLTiaoSh 1Pr Arr b ss11 tss 9. IzeS.snss xs. n
ss ssso sen.oa Tqnlaad Trsss Psri Gsrd.ns: Ga
schn Castor Dap, Ecrr, g. ,Gnao PE aarwooS Har.
Mason
HoIxEs' HOLE Arm A.w,ca =, sE Nc arr,
s ps ~. 'eHa Jauo
fISSSS'S oRIRASs xsrss Barr ship chacs Edwards
NY0fk. FIR D1renpe 6erapn boroe4lI below. oAfka
from brig San Antonio. jackson from
sna Cora cane from Gsamoros d bark unon orr
NYori: schIE Minis Smith Bermuda. Bark Trucks
Also cid 18th steamship Geo Cromwell Post NYork.
NEW BEDFORD April l-sld schr Amazon, Haskins
onfsnfexsfEs Arm lArr ship Empire Queen Mo
ran Liverpool; bsrks Irma Russell Cardenas Tillie Van
Name Cook, and Pleades Miller. New Orleans; William
Cuba sr q
Bruno Marie (Ham) Boze NYork; schrs Ida Wheeler,
Dyer Cardepas; saterthwaite Long Key West; Gar.
a. Fcss, and d. Flowers. Boston: Julia Grace Babson.
NYork Below, bark Union. from Pernambuco Cid bark
Dresden Reel New Orleans bss Breeze tBrC Brown RI
SPAIN Oliue1andy. Boston schrs Patterson Wiletts.
Smith Salem; L stevens whitmore. Bosbon; 8 Fool,
sMcF Fadden Cambridge Fremont Powe. Provincetown:
Vance, Durdge Dorchester; Staples Gibbs NewBedord;
N shcrmaa. Berry. and q Audenreid. Hewitt. Provi
I'd AM-Arr schr Leesburg. Blake, Portland Cid sean.
1--we Del April i-Sesry M The nee. reported a the
BreAxwater went yesterday among them barks
81 James sician. and Mary Edsou all for Boston, Maria
brigs Move, for Laguayra Lila, for Key West Bark
water: brig W Sawyer passed up
PORTLAND. March sl-Arr Br steamship North Ameri
can Dutton. Liverpool.
April i-Srr sesmshgs Britsnpis sBr,. Ferris GLASGOW
Providence. April I-Arr steamers Falcon Jones; o.
pray Aldroh and Annie Davis NYork Sid schrs Adelaide
CrowsL philadelphia Mars Hun. orcutt sYork
|. ROCKLAND March 2SSid schrs Nautilus. Pillsbury
Fortress Monroe Onaavia Jameson, Philadelphia Trader.
sALHr March 3l--In pos brig Ambrose Light from vii.
mnston Del FOR Newbuvpor having sd 2sh and return
ed 19th3. ana el tnr ~r ais of "ofh.
The New York herald., 1864-04-04
Port OF New York. April ., 1884.
ARRIYEn

Sttmshlp Columbia Barton New Orleans March 26, and
Havana l7h with ndse and passengers spoord. Tiles
ton Co. rowing up the river 2Ch, Martha Vine
yard schr Eectrc at anchor The bar bark Engwood
ship John Bunyan tof searspor) Carver. Montsvideo
Jan 80 in ballast 70 Walsh Carver Chase. Had
and NE gales since passing Bermuda Feb st 10 s.
ssw whaling ssrs showing white signal with red
letters IN ~ on Bafnegai spoke bark John Carver
Echols from Matanzss for New York March ship
Mxard % hence ,or San Francisco and again I'd ins oh
BARK Rhea tprusl. Burhho1, na,ansas 20 days with
gar 70 qrder ad heavy and ME weather the entire pas
Schr seraph, Ryder. Pan River. days.
RwruRkKD-Park Beynon AptehcL hence March n for
NApasiso with cargo OF slaves sc, derpatcher by fabbri
Chauucty having on the 18th lat Is is Ion 60 "a,
tered violent NE gale during which sprung seak OF about
sinches hour The altar woyne 81 the
The New York herald., 1864-04-04
Police Intelligence.

HIGHWAY RoBRsT IN BAXTER STRrRr-M . late hour
Saturday evening Martin Messt, Of II Baxter street.
whiis his residence, seized by two men,
Of whom knocked him down aud by force and violence
robbed him OF his silver watch, worth $25 AS he
that momen recognzed ono James Kelly as the man who
held him. Officer baly Of the Sixth precinct, hea ring
the cry for help up and arrested Kelly but bis
ederate escaped The prisoner taken before Justice
Bowling and committed 70 the Tombs for trial.
ARREST OF An ALrncsp HorKL TKEp.--willam Hopper.
German. arrested by officer Poacock OF tho Four.
teensh precinct charged with entering the OF Franz
Terrass 70 Spring street (Anson House, and stealing
trunk containing wearing apparel, pistol silk umbrella
and Other property valued at St05. The prisoner who
had business in the room or building caught by
Mr. House leaving the room OF Mr. Terrass TN the SILK
umbrella In his possession. Justice Dowling before
whom Hopper vas arragned, committed him 10 tho
Tombs for trial, in default Of 81 900 bail.
The New York herald., 1864-04-04

eorn 500 "a osas c2s d. Asrey, and cs7 aa rss'l
TOE aoar markss sn ~ shrossh sAo ss v'sh Ias
suseess fcr S~ay sAy aAa shs eess a sae wssk me
ssoek 4 IN kinds q nsas usssssy shsfef ne sesos'
end ~ ssppsy u Ne prtssipaA sssphs p'sss 'ne
sss = s,s below ~ average q fsrnsv yssrs froa sAe
sSs snss wAssa has rulsd yssy AisAs ssAA Sour fos
many nesths yAss thus rssssriag piAass spssssess
uuursasabse. fAe sAlss wsrs 1soeo bos ssss ~
western eco o. soasAsra, as1 10 oaadtan Rye Assr
vac suss and stssAy. OUn nsal vss again nrmsS,
vsA saIes q 800 esla J~ssy - = 20, beiow which
The New York herald., 1864-04-04

Pre- IN BErHASr, Corr.-Two PERSONS BrRxyD 70
DKAru--Last Sunday morning about four O'clock the
dwelling OF Mr. Andrew Holchkiss, farmer Betha
ny, was totally destroyed by Ere, ana two persons,
The circumstances, as they have know edge
~ foilows-Mr. Ho'sbkiss was awakened about
the bour mentioned by hearing his mother, an old lady
who, with ono Of his chHdren, occupied second
story apartment, crying out 70 hm hat the house
IRE. Peroeving that such the fact
ho aroused With all posribe haste, those OF his fam
Iy who slept tho lower 1o,r and they all Effected
their escape Mr. Hotchkss, fpdug AZ proacb the up
per story by the stairway cut OF by fire. raised ladder
W tie widow of his mother room. scendsd IL and
brxe IN the window With the o refcnile the old
from aud forced him Instantly W descend the ladder
He eaw nothing of either OF the inmates o the room
was anything heard from ihem eter the CRY from hls
mother which hrs rave the Both undaibt
edy sunocated by the thick smoke We dd not learn
whether or not the have been recovered from
the rnins Non bon~n Paladin.n. hayeh 20.
The New York herald., 1864-04-04
Ceroncr's Inauest.

FATAL SrAos CASUALLY. Coroner Naumann yesterday
hold inquest at the New York Hospital on the body
Mr.. Matthias McDonough, seventy three years Of
age who was run over in Chatham street, near Roose
vet the 26th ut by stage No. oos OF the Avenue
ne and severely injured tha. be subsequently, died In
the hospital. Deceased stepped from behind railroad
car In front or the omnibus, by which he was knocked
down and before the driver could check the
speed OF bis horses. The fury rendered verdict Of
sDcath from injuries accidentally recevedn He was q
native OF Ireland and uncle Of the late Brgadior General
Michael Corcorau.
The New York herald., 1864-04-04

mo Markss ~ wheat vas strong, with rather more
movement sales W s6 ~ hasAsk n 9l II 81 7ak for
amber Michigan, The latter price lelessd 81 o. q 10
for winter red wee.erp 81 rs 81 for amber hnwau-
kss, u ss q q for Milwaukee club, u % u o. fer
spring Chicago Rye Inactive and ncDiDally u Is
81 %. In barley nothing d moment traAspired; go
bushels STATE malt brought 81 %. me market
shade easier for old and heavy for now, with fair
business; sales u 5000 bushels, All 20 81 29h for
both old and new Oats were dull, but not Quotahly
lower; sales at ESQ., sec for Canadian and Soc goo.
for State and Western.
Covyu quiet, without saln worthy Of note.
The New York herald., 1864-04-04

AAsoe1AaAoo0os
ssnAxszss 8vsxua srAn Capt Bel saea ysstsrS>y -
Havana asd Nsw os1saAa
BRS AND BRs0 AsssRx-LGHg ByaseA April IA snip and
Dne Ashore mile below brig George Tho sAp
lies on the outer bar and the brig the No
tAsr partisalars received (By isttsr 10 ssd wansr
ESQ. sssy Beard sf UHAsrwsftsrA)
AxsoAN LIDyDS Supplement fes Arm sessa,ns mn al
ussfs nfoFuateu 1hsss are absus q new names IN As
sanbsr which. with ths resureys render ass
Ing Messs Taylor Harahorse King The pssprstors
HaSsas o. s Register ere doing esr utmost 70 perfect
y: q n. ss &. s.s sss
nvsd - New o,esss 18th ait 80 : "'''-'N ~AA ''
The following American sAips recently ssll in
az, Ay,ssera ns tons ssiH as Bas Boston in 1854
SELF sAIcs1 A sesa bans d nsdferd N isAl for Sisss
aHv Iass.s s@cy.aanD @ ic4l soaa buiA IN 1857 u RcA.
So! srsyaxs HAI1oss 50 tons. bun, as Key west m
s.S AE AI.,ss =, s caSss ~ TONS sus n isS Ports
snr nsD1Ios ss toms su i Hssss Il ss Tor ESQ ESQ
repairs Y. amS - TONS 's ~ A'ln' IN S'
Bar 90 tons. bull, In Maine IN 1855 no. COP
Bu RA.x BARnAoou,A-Cha.haan April a-rhe aiamas.sd
Ss.ssas: isaS F:1s.s ls.s..: She ' ".
h:s SGr "a oDs Cod os Tuss. s nss s.as a the ss
bee. "a by, y ;ss, ana s1asd
S.r Sa. they obliged . ss Ssf g. and
6Chlnueys
mararA had heavy weather and lost jibboom.
B. ss,s ss 4 ii s z 4 a
NAg's Head. evertakcn BY NE gale which increased
violence; had stand on und0 OF
the increasing almost swamp the brig and
Obliged jet load Of molaases pescrva
ton Finally drifted OF into the Gulf whore the ses 90
lasted for % hous and blew with great Violence after which
out from the and blew for 80 hours with much
greater VIOLENCE On the 2lth made Cape Henry the wind
blown Oh with gale which lasted for "A hours Came in
the Capes night Of 20th.
BRIO BcHo. Benson. d Baltimore from Trinidad. had
heavy gales the entire passage lost boat stove rails and
sustained other damage.
scHR InEsnusc Blake. at philadelphia from Portland.
ports:MArch q Is miles Of Absesum had heavy NB
se with hall and Obliged 70 haul on shore with
PEN was struck by sea which carried away bboom bow
spirit and all attached causing the maipmast % break or
Just above the deck; SSth II miles Of Cape Henry
isken tow by steamer Muds6n and !sxfa 70 Delaware
Breakwater. The schr's hull is not damaged.
PORTLAND, April 2There s bark at anchor inside Of
Trunbys Reef. Portland Light with her ensign union
down. II Ia supposed 10 he the Waha hence for New Or
leans tug has gone 10 her. II M-The steamer DeNoAy
has also gone 70 her.
TEE following table gives summary Of the vessels in tho
hnrbsrs 81 New York, Boston PHILADELPHIA DAltimsrs
and New Orleans a the latest asosunss nom each sfhsss
The New York herald., 1864-04-04

CKsnAL GRANT PoRk AND BRAvs MAN.--They tell us
that Gen. Grant 10 genuine pork and beans man-a
regular Saturday night New FoglaAd Il II said that
be docs net fancy the luxurious style living prevalent
In the Army OF the Potomac. He says he can maintain
his physical integrity on pork and beans soldiers DO
out West, and believes Il can be done by them here
Caterers TO the delicate sates OF Our ofcers ars in
spasms at the report that the Lieutenant General Is about
10 Danish their wares from the lines.-Scheneddy STAR
The New York herald., 1864-04-04
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ireland and published in the q shs King and
hesico 0hIrurgo.l Rerex, published By Benjamin.
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The New York herald., 1864-04-04

hs refused 70 90 shs voxare vAsc se
psA AsOat for New York; Snee shen hsd Ma aAleA N =
BELOW.
One ship and enc brig eMt
Ship 0lngdan rssurniBs. 10 sam n sAs Lowev uay
6AKED.
26-Barh aea BRIDE
ss-1ss. Quarantine. sssanss xveniAs ssAs.
wind Il sunset ME-
The New York herald., 1864-04-04
s SHIPPING NE w S /.

Msvsasnes -. .Ossan Steamers.
kah forwarded By every steamer IN the rseulsr nsA
sspt the Canadian nns which call Al Lsndssxsrrv Ths
steamers fer ~ frsm the Continent call ssashampsa
The New York herald., 1864-04-04
TOO LArE FeR CLAssIrIcATfos.

TrARLEM srocK.-PARrfFs VINO Lost OK MAR
lem week before lat, hear Of fdnehiur 70 tneif
advantage BY addressing terpop,ins an mtersiee) y.
y. O.. Herald oica
The New York herald., 1864-04-04
sPORTIPN


d. Old GOLD AND SILVER
DIAMONDS,
Persons who wish 70 sell Diamonds old god Silver any
kind OF old fashioned Jewery 70 70 LOUIS ANRfCH 73
Broadway positive fact he 30 per cent
any other person Establshed In New York the sd.
ninstrston ~ the late Martin Van Buren, Make mis-.
take--723 broadway, under the New York Hetsl
The New York herald., 1864-04-04

All bids over one hundred and two accepted by
the Comptroller, who directed the publication Tor pro.
posai Tor another loan 70 make up the deficiency.
The New York herald., 1864-04-04

4g vtNW #M# M M#w BArusDAY, April 2, 1894.
ssnx.--Recsipts 90 bbls. Small salss st previous
ross stock 400 bbIs, OF which only are pesrle and
ssc remainder pcts
B~r.p~Yuyyv --Recsipts s,ooi bbs. 1our, % DO apa
ksss bass corn meal. 1919 bushels wheat l.7bo do.
The New York herald., 1864-04-04

g fhe bondhoders aud stocknoiocrs OF tns ot. oass
ep and Haote Railroad Company can procure the
IN 4ntrsport at the Office OF the company.
Aarsan r. Kuller sold auction Saturday 81 900
ssvvn per Harlem Railroad bond dated May l. 1884,
and redsemabie 1867 for 1ol and Is 900 Boston and
New York csntraaroad six per cent bonds, due 1874
Issued collateral security for 20 Also, the following