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en- 1fnono0c GffaIcn.

McGul1p6, Der rafere SinanSIsfretdr, 1T tst
DEN 8abifalen fDtmlid in ~ltnsuaes s~efaasn Sas
fcmmt cater. tas la GER Weeuurh am @fitts
nch Mtsno lei Ger eroBen Ssrenaoe, bic Den @atis
nets. Olitalisssrn eebraGt rntce, rtne Hiifbalt
fir Gle Nrlitif feS grGTbsnten auslprah. Gr
iprah mie elm GAMER Mtann, r6ns 6urdt uno cane
Steu unb ariff cen Satctiusr Gcnares cine Sano'
1hube an. Gamit tat or fh Cen 3crn Der sanssn
girp1haft ant reI Gals aslaesn rno lie rilc ibn
fcrtan nit jsner tittersn @sbdiiafsit anfsineen, nit
treIder lie QUE Niejenissn re,fclat, Die Go na9sn,
bic 98sisbeit ibrer Nahe uno @alSsn Tcli'it su be-
~areiftln. Shcn am Samlfaa nabnl Ger Grs Sas
cctiner Gtsrene ts @elssenbsit pabr, iitsr ben In
~ltnanabe s~sfa1snen SHaslttretar Gle Sdals isis
mes 3crnes aus5usisssn.
Scr 9rdieent, Fem e~tsnfa1s FIJI bisisr Gslesen'
6eit cine gsrenaee ast aht mures, tsihrdntrs fh
oarauf, in fur,en Mcrten Isinsn Danf ausSuIprs=
den. Ser WfarineitcrstGr W elles iprah nur
msniae Mcrte, absr tisleitsn ~lautetsn entitisesn
III @unfcn Der Yolitif Gee Yrdicsntsn. Stams
ton belt cine &see, bic Ct rcrte: i~crsfilti5 aut'
ih,isten batte. Ser ebsmal5 10 arcbmdhiise
&ricasminitsr rpano ih mte elm Ssuftl i'm Msibs
wafer." gr tsfirircrtete in Der SauptIaete bic Yos
litit bes 8riTcentsn, psrelauirte ater ieinen Scr=
traa nit 10 rielen Mnmsrfunasn. Grfldrnnsen mnb
@niltuleiaunasn, mie Gin Utann. Ger fsin autes
8sri7en bat. @tantcn fdrhIet cfsntar Cen 3crn
Der @aeifalcn, hsrsn Sirrihaft or a~nsserrle nnS
IS wIre miht risl %perlcrsn, men" CT trt itnsn ses
tlisten marc. SenniIon bislt AUDI cine &sos,
Die rsosr falt nod rarm mar. Gr min isine Stsis
ls in, Gatinct niht ~rsrlisren lne unterifist caber Die
Yclitif ess prGiosnien; oter CT rnrhie sS nit fsi'
ner g cite rereertsn, mrtte AMI tcteen YteIcsn bns
slcih reitsn mno iuhte babsr ben &is striihen benz
Yrdioan.en uno benz @cnsre6 gu rsrflsifsrn. Nuh
CT mannte la in isinet Nsee mis Der rseuiel i'm
an. q 49,. tn ...A -, so L. f.yLI, 80 Lc,c;A,,cf IA, f,Lx
rittis als ben rSen5rsiter" Der sessntrdrtissn
Mbmini1raticn. Gpeeb, Der General. Mnnolt.
batte fa isissr 9siie uniiattar ssmaHt, nm niht
iprsfsn su trauhen. ga asfaat uns Bonn fcd
isin @onsss, Sarlan, Der gsfretar tss Snnern, pisl
tsiIsr, bsnn ron ibm erfSert man enrh einsn Brill,
cap CT nit BEN, Saectiner Stsrens Ssbt, nnb oaa
sr ale Sisjsni9sn ais Ssinee Der 1srobsn uniOns'
parttsi" tstradtet. ,rslAs i'm 3rinssn molten. Gts
mas our llntsritasuns Der 4ctitif fes 9rdiesntsn
III iaaen. Msnu Spssp nnb Sarlam atcanfsn rrl
ten, 10 riree esr Yrilesnt bSdit rabrihsinlia
nihts basesen sinju'rsno'n fatsn, nAo rsnn is
0eute rcn Drireip marsn, 10 miiresn fe nitt mars
ten, lis man lie aeben teiBt.
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salen anselesenbeiten waren. 9as rar Ger @runs. trarnm
re bic Observation-Disclosures FER General &esieruns auf
a~lleemeine. sas eanse qane bstrsTsnte Tnaelesenbeiten in :r
Contribution bei6rdnftsn, une ZEN Staatsrs9isransen aus:
fblsbli6 bic Suristictipn Iter ale fccalen, ZEN Staat tetrefs
fsnten gnselesenbsiten ~Serlisben. Gas 1T eben her Src6s une
berrLibe 9eweis fur te Sssiebsit uniersr gUrpdter. unS rsbs
ms, wenn mir taaessn baneeln. Ole Stee. cine ifatfs. COM
%iOlicirte General ~Steaisruns gu arineen, wnrte fdon frnb
rrr9stradt, ater entidisten in eer Convention. rrelhe bic
Der. ct. Contribution entparf. serrrrfen. Wdbrsno ees
9risass uns mad tsmIelben lit eicfs Sree pieser fdrfer auf
eetauht, nnb bic 5ibrer Der berridenten Fartei prpbiren ie
aus;ufHbren. Gle rplsn bic GUnhitutpn 3u benz gnee rr
anetrr. nne tas bileet and einen @runr, tparun fe feline
3spriientanten aus lem Siren sulaHen wUuen. neil fe tann
ibre ,eyplutipnSren Gline niht auaIibren fSnnten. Setsr.
Ger unire @ei5ibte une bic antsrer @epublifen fsnnt. mub
s~initbe tas sire iol6e Capitalization Ger General Stssie=
runa in elmer ~Republif 81 tem ih%limmiten nne c%prrupteiten
0.spotiamus fabrsn muf nrS neun tas @pf feline Sreibeit
~bsbaltsn, CUTE @sfese unb sleihe Stedte unb saaen baben
mill, 70 tarf &c feline, ron zen Iitsrn Ter Jieputlif 70 me slid
anssOrrnste sslbTreaiesuns in sueal.s nssls8enbsitsn nitt
~aufDeben.
9(uf Mntraa ben Sarser ron Nuglat,e ,ruree
Der 9lttt. g. s. Yenblstcn 5u sinem Sise aui
Der Ylattfcrm einaelanen.
s.. 3. @an Hlsst, ala @crfber bes fstrs1enesn
COMMITTEES, ihIus Die f~olasncsn psricnsn als
Oiitatiscer ecs gtaats, @entral. Committee fir oae
~lauicnte Sabr Dor; Der Ssriat murhs Gin t,mnis
an3sncmmen:
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Die
staats= GonDention.
Die psDdliGt. Die Grasnnun9sn.
8ieosrerwadeu Der 9.mofratie BON Sbiu !
geieber nit Den Saepbtmern!
Columbus, Sonneraas, Is. Wat.

Columbus, Scnneraas, rs. Wat.
Inn ii llsr seute @crmittus psriammsltsn f4
Die Dsleaaten aur hemctratiihen staatss Sonpsn'
ticn In Naus6trn's 9ans unb irnrssn BON 5. y.
GUN, Benz @crfser nss Staats esntral epmmtt'
tees, sur Srenuns seruftn.
guf Mntraa pcn S. 9. 96cmrIcn BON Tranflin
rurte Der Nait. s. S. Sewett gum tenrordrsn
8orfber Der Gcnpenticn e%rnannt. Ssrr Sstrett
iterna6m bas Mmt nit sinisen trsfFiten 8smsr'
tunasm, norm CT namentlih terpcrbcb. eaB bic Nn'
rslenbeit elmer 10 arrbsn Wafe tntsaiasntsr nno
patricriiAer 9emrfratsn Bon anen Stsilen bts
gtaates cine quite @crteeentuns ,iir bic 3utuntt
iei. gr balts f4 itsrssnst. na6 Der 9sia Der Gins
truht in Der Convention 20, 6srihen nno bab fe bic
SntsrtIen une @shts alsr Staa:ea scriidHhti8en
merle, mis n%islsltsn ron esg Contribution ss'pdtr'
leifet ,rerben, inter meldsr bic Union s~ssriinost
mures u%nsSorsn frsnse gsiclauns ansin BE Ssrs
Hsluna bes Gricesns unb Ger Union iihcrn Tonne.
6srr Scrett risf hann fte Sslesaten 5ur Srenuns
uno bic pc.tsrtitsnesn @sitdfte. Grnsnnuna ron
gcmmitteen II. {. 10. wurhsn erleeist, rcranf fih
bic Convention tis Hahmittaas 2 utr psrtaate.
Sir eas COMMITTEE CUR Gntrerfnns ron 9slhlhl'
fen mureen bic ~folssnren Gelssaten ernannt:
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Sin einIsuesr i'm repu6litanijam Cincinnati

- Sin Ginisnber i'm rsputlitaniidsn Cincinnati
Commercial srmabnt Die &sputlifaner bon S6ic In
i6rsr nddlen Staais Convention lore tiibtisfsn
MiGnnsr su e%rnsnnsn, une fa5t nSrtli4 9inju:
vSie SsmDfratsn 9atsn inns IN eisisr 8s3isbun8
Elm 9siipisl ssisgt. 8ihtsr 8sr nno Gsneral &s
ysepsr ino t arfe M6nner uno bic 8srfibruna
fir is su i%immsn, mirD isbr fart isin. Mir mil.
fen saasasn ~artsitsn.1
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Sir Eraiitsnt Ser Convention
Maeu g. xbmrmau ron 8runtIin.
Sir SecreiGr:
q. 9. Waupue, pom Samiltpn County,

u. :. WdIIDnt, pom IdHIllpH VpHH19'
une 10 @etIlfs. geerstGrs. einer ron ieosm Siitrttt.
Ser @eriht murbe I naimmis anasncmmsn nno
@idtsr 3bmrman auf bic 9lattfcrm aefibrt uno
Der 8eriammluns rrresReut. ST tsariBte bic
Convention burh cine furSe, atsr ireiFihs @scs.
geir laiIsn cine furSe uetaiitt ~esrieltsn fclssn:
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- Sin fur4tbarer S~turmminb Iuhts
am Wpntas haS Stdothen ScnescaIe ir psnn'
i%plpanisn bsim, ~,srtOrte Die srcbs Bride iitsr Cen
aadapanna unp rtsls SiGns. Shsusrn uno Shup.
pen. Gin 8aate muros so 8ub nett ssi4lsurnt
Menltsnlstsn fine ni4t ,u t~sflaSsn.
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Oas gsrbSr rpn Self. 9acis. - Ssst
teisl &c misesr. eas Der 4rcees Dee S,f. Sapis rcr
Ger Ser. CT. Sirrift court in Hitmonb lis SO.
psmfsr rsridptcu reresn ion. Nud ipridt man
BON p~eilersn anflassn, Gle sessn Cen ebemalissn
MstsQsn Ytiinsntsn srtoten msrStn iclsn. Ser
General 2ln,ralt Der NsSisruns traut ~rfsntar Dem
Wetter niit, hab S.f. SAWS untsr Der sinsslsite.
ten Anflaseihriit peruribsilt tperosn farm unb
miniht msbr .3eit gu serinnen. Sie &orcfatsn
Braep. S'Scnnsr uno Sbea BON Ner 0orf, mel.
ttuna nit ibm. Ste baten iiA babin %sesinist, elm
~icfcrtisss @srbSr in Der Stunt siguna bss Gsriats.
erfes AZ psrlanssn. unb ioGte Die @ssisruns auf
ben MufiAut tss grcssiss tsHebsn, 10 wsrSsn Rs
tsantrassn, saS SAWS unter Birsidaft auf trsisn
6us asfeGt piro. Gr 1T fersit, 8irsitaft tis
yum Suffrage bon sten Miaicnsn su lsitsn, msun
eiss nStbis isin icnte.
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- Sim lfBtsn Sirnita8 GU tano Gin Branb In
ct. Gfairsrias. o., ftatt, uno omar in Dem teeeu,
tsneiten @eItaftstbeile ers stdcttcns. Ser Shas
Dem trirs auf rsitlidr 500, OOO ssiaGst.
- 9ssts @pas puree tsim 9Hiasn sines @ar.
tens In Der eriisn 93arb in Sanbuefp @itp Gin neu,
a~storsnes Sinh auiscpFiist, Gas eft Spsi Cosr brci
Gage t~ssratsn sspsisn su isin ihisn. D1an fsnnt
rrsSsr eis Gltsrn, nod pei6 man rie 60 rabin sss
fcmmen lit.
- 6r. 9srrs Zen ron @alnut scmnipip,
0i6arap Sruntp, tsnahtihtiste Die @irelspiQs
u%ltnicn" cab bic &atten Dor sinisen Mtencsn eirsa
ieas adsr BON isinsm neuserFan5tsn 8crn 1~erittr>
ten, tneem he Gas fsinenee Srrn uno Bic Blitter
uufrassn. @insm Aiadtar bon ibm, Dem Srn.
@ecrs Wlrpsr, perbarb p~aislte HnSejisfsr unssf6br
orsi Nfsr.
- Ser S1lids, an gecf : @irsinisn %sren,.nbs
3beil u~nisrss SaateS Id clint sssenpirtis BON Ban.
FEN um6aiakiHsnpsr s,rafsnrSutsr nno Sists
teimseinat III isin. Ser Steutenpils .6eralO'
iaet, ZAP faum Gin Scmni9ip in isnsm county bon
Dem 8autssinsst rsrlhcnt tlisb: fs trsdsn bi
RaGt in Die 9duisr, itidtsrn bic Bamilisn elm
une tsrantsn Iis; fs lahcrn DEN 2sutsn auf Wssen
unb Sna6en auf uno ns9nren ibnen, inter 9sprrs
buna itres 2stsna, ibr @tlp uno mas is ionf am
@sItsiatsn tst ia irassn 9ftroe rerosn ssicbs
ZEN uno lifiissr sesiis Ron Cen 8anSsn fcrt3si9aft.
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code Of The constitution have remained without eject
and complete dead letter.
PrsgTsssst ideas could not he moro popular
hru1y and deeply rooted Ia the public mind since all
eferS u prevent their expansion have proved fltie,
notwithstanding the prosecutions Of which they have
been the object and that those found TO adhere TO them
have been expelled from the body OF national repre-
seniatves. Their influence has the contrary, be-
come 80 preponderatng in all parts that psogresist
MEETINGS and assemblies have been publicly held, undr
INSTRUMENTATION contstts within the last few years
and finally, what Is General Prims programme, what
tbs Tag he has recently raiseds 'My fagn says the
peoples chieftan, sis the last manifest of the central
ppgresss committee With il in my hand shall nrbt
With my accustomed energy against that government
which dishonos us abroad and at home; which
dragged US to the verge Of bankruptcy
From the campaign Of Africa to that of ST Domingo
as well in the question OF the Mexican Intervention as
In those OF venezuela Peru and Che-in ALL the men
of vicalvaro have conducted themselves in such man
that without satisfying the Just demands OF the
radicta pub c1, they have always managed 20 throw
the government agents into conflict with the govern
mens itself embitter against the minds OF govern
ors and natives who far from harborine any prcu
dice malice in their international relations although
Involved in grave difficulties at home
The principles involved in the movement engaged IN
by General Prim are explicit and decisive. Down with
the cdst1rild! Liberty in all things and for ALI Away
with all drags internal commsrce Abolition OF the
CONSUMPTION Each one of these notices constitutes In
itself ca Use sufficiently just and eicacous TO
energy the deceived Spanish people.
Thou, too, sunny Cuba, and all We privileged regions
OF both Americas, you called 10 regenerate your
political existence like all the nations Of the earth
Come, then; follow the only path that lead you to
happiness.
May the day of reparaton and justice come for all
ION IN my fluctuations TO That intrepid Chief who.
iespsing all Other considerations, has rushed into open
contest followed by the Nouvelas the Contreras Mans
iamndez, Bartus and others STILL who have initiated
ne glorious example Of the Padlas Regos Torrjos ard
In the WORKS OF General Prim sThc supreme moment
as arrived when the revelation is connry's
ource ana inc i'rst duty Of every man of honor"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22
CITY C0MMERCIAL REPORT.

w MONDAY, Nay III r y.
ASHES Receipts, Is pkgs The market was nm
changed in every respect; small sales pot realized
81 12h 81 rs. Pearl continued nominal and dull for
lack Of supplies.
BREADsrrrSs Il oceipts le97l bills -four, 1000 bush.
els wheat, d. 1855 bushels corn, A265 do oats 6676
do rye and 4, 500 DO malt The market for State and
Western aour continued inactive and prices again de-
clined l0c on nearly an qualities the market closing
dull and heavy ~ the reduction with sales 600 bbls
at our revised quotations annexed. The market for
Southern -four was dull, with downward ten
dency. Tho sales were $50 bills Canada Hour
was neglected, and the business was light and
mainly al prices favorng che buyer; in some
cases lOc per Dbl the sales only reached 800 bbls
Rye -four was Inactive but prices without notcea
bic changes we note sales 27e bbls our quotations
Corn meal was in demand at full prices; the
900 bbs at $l3t for Brandywine and 81 20 for Fairfax
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Sailed or Corporation Real Estn,e.

Yesterday sale at public auction Of real estate the
property of the Corporation of the city of New York,
was held In the Exchange saesroom, at Ill Broadway
conducted by Mcssrs. f. II. Ludlow SEQ and under
the direction OF the Commissioners of the Sinking Fond
The property lies up and down town. from l3oh street.
Third avenue, TO William street. tho vicinity Of tho
Battery-a long range and great diversity in locality
and value. At twelve o'clock, the appointed TIM OF
sale, the spacious room filled TO Inconvenience,
the scala descending to the being occup Il
by those whosc pockets bursting with dollars or
whose curiosity must find vent they should explode
from excitement AT length the hammer was raised
commanding silence, and tho rae of purchase com
menced The bddings in several instances were furious
and an unlucky competitor whose bid Of one hundred
dollars more was nearly keeping musical time uss
half tone behind the stroke of the hammer was the
object OF general shout OF nerriment his expense
However, the sales proceeded vgorousy at the following
Plot in Thirty fifth street, Third avenue, 90 6xlT1
n, so'u io ..$4o15
Plot Fifty-sixh street, Sixth avenue ........ $500
southeastern corner Of Sixty seventh and Sixty eighth
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The Empress Of France has arranged that lectures
shall he delivered three times week at the imperial
asylum at vincennes in aid Of fund for the relief Of
workrncn recovering from illness large number of
=. ench gentlemen, distng literature and sci
ence have rendered their services and an inaugural ad
dress has been spoken by tho Archbishop Of Paris.
Al the royal literary fund dinner IN London Mr. Kings
ley was called upon 70 respond 10 the toast OF "the His
torical and Imaginative Literature Of England
As for imaginative literature he said the world con.
hnued TO 10 on as was proceeding ladies must be called
upon TO fulfil this duty where would they find among
men sch poets Mira Bossetti, Mrs Jean IuRelOw or
Miss A. Proctorf or who could write such works Of
molar In former times men alone dealt with litera
ture, but the delicate the weapon became the
more delicate we're the hands which welded L. n h.
could give any advice 70 young men how they might
IL the literary procssouhowe escape whltccross sirsst
prison and tho work housc-h would ba by marrying
literary lady and settling himself down 70 the humble
and ohiva,Eous duty Of reviewing his wife's books
French oncia rcports just received 70 70 show that
lhe issts Cor historical studies now 10 prevalent in Eu.
rope and America 10 beginning 10 penetrate into and
extend in the East. The town Of Edcemadxin, near
Mount AIara In Armenia the residence Of the patriarch
contains library composed Of three thousand Armenian
MSe, Of which thu literary world hitherto ignorant
catalogue Of she collection has been printed n.
vsas the exstcoee Of unknown works by the fathers or
the church, and Of fragments Of Dlodorus slculus and
Of Aristotle The patriarch states that those manuscripts
which have been ksps secret WIN be for the future not
only open 70 examination but that extracts may be taken
for learned In al psrs Of the world 10 they nay the
cost Of copying
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Petroleum and mining stocks were dun Al the frss
board Bennchor RIM OIL closed Zoe higher than at the
same time on Saturday, Electric Oil loc, Bennehon Run
l0c, Ada Elmore l0c Gannell Gold Ice, New York and
Allegheny S5c. lower; Smith Parmeiee &C. Al The
second board Bonneho Run closed i5c higher than At
the first board, selling SIS 26 Buchanan Farm sold
at 4oc Central 81 So United States 81 TO- Ganne Gold
81 OS New York Gold a2c, Benton 81 90
The Aspnwall steamer, arrived to-day, brought 81.
292 094 The following the receipts Of
gold by California this year compared with the
amount rccs, ed during the corresponding period in
1866
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The San Francisco Mercantile Gazette Of April rs
reports
No unusual requirement exists for money. The market
easy The product OF portions Of this
State and Nevada is asng and the receipts from all
sources since the date Of late reference
81 600 making an aggregate Of 49, 900 thus far
during the current month. Bullion is in good supply,
and the demand not active Gold barr have been taken
to account by bankers and others this week $40 $50
and silver is ranging at per cent premium for
grades Currency bills the Atlantic offered ut
70 yer cent premium gold teegraphic transfers
made AT ga per cent premium and sight drafts payable
in coin, are selling at ~ per cent premium; ster
ling is luotabe at 4skd 49d for bankers bills; legal
tender notes are duh and inactive at 791sc. a SOC
The exports Of treasure to date have been as fol-
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The United states Treasurer also holds sclrity for
circulating notes Of national banks $685. 742 $50; as
security for deposits Of public moneys with banks desg
mated repositories, $ae 7sl 800 Total $780, $50
The balance in the hands of the Assistant
Boston, at tho close Of business May 49, $I5
an increase o. 81 s2s,S compared with the close OF
the previous week. OF this amount So PSI 2l6 Is in
CON- $40 in currency, and g. 900 temporary
loans
The total value OF exports from Boston for the
ending Nay Is, including specie $3.50, Ill sgains,
1921 ga for the corresponding week In 1865
The st. Louis Journal Of Commerce of the 18th, r.
marks:--
Financial affairs present feature worthy Of par
the money market which have heretofore noticed still
sssasiI s ss i:; II;
ar Of or s s s
Of produce that are arriving from the North vest
docs not seem to affect the money market TO any extent
dealers having no difficulty in procuring all the capital
they require at the regular rates Of discount
We clip the following from an exchange
The Mississippi and Missouri Railroad is TO be sold
about the 25th Of june at Davenport under decree Of
States District Court at Des Moines The decree fore
closes all The mortgages OIL the road viz:-First and
second mortgages on FIRST division Of the road from
Davenport 10 Iowa City aud Muscane; first mortgage
on the second division from Iowa City west including
the LANDS granted by Congress in ard OF the road rs
mortgage on the Oskaooa division, from Muscatiuc to
Washington and west, aud the second land grara
mortgage, covering the whole road The Couro
found that there y due upon ihe scycrel mortgages
the sum OF $74s2, $40 q, and entered = decree
for that amount II will be bought by tho
Rock Island Railroad Company, the capitalists who
control that company organized q new company.
The sum at VII c the road 10 he purchased is hxed by
agreement among the bondhodcrs Al g. 800 CO., 20 be
divided follows-frst mortgage, first division, and
the income bonds given for interest that mort
gage and Interest to July 1885, par second mortgage
hrst DIVISION so per cent OF principal Osksooss div
aion mortgage, including income bonds given for in
tsrest on that mortgage, 62L per OF principal
Land grand mortgage, including income bonds gwen
intsrett that mortgage, 20 per cent o. principal
second mortgage coDstrucon 80 per Of principal
Stock 10 per cent This. with the expenses OF foreclosure
&c, will absorb the entire amount Of 81, 500 600 The
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Company ON taxi ing
possess on Of the mississippi AMI Missouri Railroad viii
proceed to eatcad h westward 20 Dcs Moiues end the
Missouri.
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.xlO,OOO yIE,WO
The total realized by the sale foots up 1851 s75
Several plots hitherto set down for sale have been
withdrawn and some held for future day ops-
rAtions, and many more, which could be procedcd
with In day, win be hereafter submitted FROM time
TO tme until the charter lands Of the Corporation OF
New York city shall be entirely disposed Of. Tho
present rates Of purchase fabulous In comparison
with the easy terms which Corporation estate pro-
perry some years changed hands 70 the then iora
nate purchasers.
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sterling at sixty days ill the close OF business
rates will doubtless be higher The OF
the during the past year indicated BY the fol-
lowing quotations for bankers bills at sixty days on
England at the commencement Of every month
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Persasn Thsasrseals.

number Of nsnbsss q the Stock Exchange, London,
have pssssaiSd tssnsaial 70 Mr. soshern Lord Dun.
drsasyh NE ss>oe Thsy appsvvs highly Of his recent
course toward shs sprsssalsss Raglish and American
The tsslipenAl ID In the share Of immenss silver
drinking Gun The snp he b~ faSe~ins nscy ns,aa -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

"K A. Sothern, Esq. From few members Of the Lon
don Stock Exchange. For spirits and hot water Pre-
scented one who has administered the latter 10 the
former 1865
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22

AaaAvv, Nay n, 1893
Robert Msvsin, printer Of ths cay, whic rcacIps
nsar third sy s'sdow yesterday fell out ans received
isurs s~ars wbsAb BE- dnS in few ypinus~s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-22


SoFikk was auli OF sae put holders were nnwihng 20
MAKE CONCESSIONS IN oraer 70 enect SAFES ana tue mar
ket was noMnaiy steady NJ previous prices. node-
Iate business was zone I'D good ana prime IONS rom
second nanos Dut no safes were made OF crgocs Io93
oags $50 arpVeo to-day ~ tne Iohowin. vcssois:-
Ananda, Zloo uags l1ord Baltimore, $50 bags ana
OLIVIA DAVIS 6,2lS bags we also note the arrival OF
3os! Gags taguaysa OK steamer Vicksourg. stock OF
mo 'o.day apont ioo voo Dag
CoAL~Ihe fotsvine AtEers Stnm6t OF saturday re.
quant W 70, ger. oy raoaa ns week s 90 ~
IONS; ny cana a. TO tons-ior Tie week, III 800 toEs
agans. TONS ior inc week last year
FOR the season this year. 6oS 2e4 toms last year.
@'1 8, IONS; Increase oos, "|o IONS, - =,
ms .aS c VIZ 10 ,11y des, sha rosnns " spsak VI
.. 1917 i''. r. - Ta " sno ~ ~v LUZ ny cn
5o T t - inn7' 'opaooo, AZ
c ane ~ v,g, " .oIk, WIN orueLs
~, s'.h, "a ~, sP, W i"esvw, eon anu 'ye, ~,
w, s ua -, ~ w " Vs ai, P'a'ei p''g ooun-
'I Mo ws, ~. :" S .."a nork ;., Ps'vass
~ ~ M w ~, sca.y Viii "a moo1a'e demand VIC no'e
sa1ss VI ~ Da'es AZ nom Loc 10 ooc as 70 qualty
~ -, Onsaeraoe ousDess was done IN iols 70
.ne aae ou. saes On large scale were not neard o.
nc rS Ma nau ~ tee ,0owng
pcss:~New VI'eans, per canon, coc ~ ~; roro
nlco, ooc; toc luna muscovado, SOC OOc. Cuoa,
cnyea osc. sc Engisn isanps 4oc, ooc.
vs.. 1wo oos pork, vyo packeges cut
es snu 700 90 .aru Tue pork mrke'topenea higner
anu moTss.sy actlve, nov mess cosihg AZ $SV ~
SaI for NOV Mes COO COO Sn Sr n4s IA sSS OK