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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27
CARD FROM DIR. LANPHTER.

10 ne Editor Of The ~ y. Tribuhs
Sir: The truth Of history requires that an error in
your Of the origin Of the Futons Prayer Meeting
should be corrected My services Missionary of the North
Dutch Church july 1851 What may have been
done prior that period by the COntoy OF the church
fse Young Mems Christian Association unknown to
There then Noon Prayer Meeting that church. and
that Noon Daily Prayer Meeting had
been there until long after the present meeting had
been established and approved by Christians,
and then learned that former attempt establish such
meeting there bad failed requested TO unite with
The Young Mems Christian Association. and
cated with them for purpose Tor many yeas before the
Noon Meeting established consulted with no person
and person consulted with about the Noon Mec ing
until had determined 10 establish H. and then only 10 ask the
Ghlcl Masters for the Of the for that pDrpose which
cfan'ed and The meeting advertised TO be held
sd day OF September. 1851.
ything occurred which would TO Justify your
tot which have recollection and believe 1t "a
staed-it was oftsr the present meeting had been
estah when took great pains to invite everybody 20
atteLa have done ever since wish the Young Mems
Christi Association al 10 their Gdabe ard Chris.
tan ers 10 do good but your informant regard
60 any part have token IN connection with them in the
matter referred Their Efforts aud mine have been aud
ratirely distinct j. G.. LASPHBR
EeE-l0rk Sept 95 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

WEDsrsDAY Sept. 26-P y.
Gold opened at llii and closed at liJ! aer selling
high as 49,.
Tie steamers ansa and Bremen, arrived this morning,
brought ga 900 and f7OO0O spec.e Total l0j5oOO
There was export Of specie to-day from New-York or
Boston.
Government stocks nre steady with moderate besiness
Border state bonds are fairly supported The sales Of
Railway mortgages are small aud oil frstcass bonds
in good request. In Bank stocks very little done. The
miscellaneous stocks active. CumbeTland by which
the public has been often swndled is up to 5il West
crn Union FL per cent aud Russian Extension per cent
Quicksilver is higher and Maiposa Preferred steady. The
Railway share market was generally higher with an in
creased amount Of business Eric opened at 7C sold up
to III, and closed at u 97i. Reading strong, and
touched H. Chicago and Great Eastern sold at 4o4-an
advance Of !. Erie Preferred is quoted at SOi osl-an
advance since the 18th Of per cent. After the call
prices were steady, and the disposition TO operate
for an advance was quite general Upon the
street prices are unsettled. NeR-York Central
sold at 100 and closed lOsl bid. Manposa Preferred
dropped TO 80 and at rallied TO 80 bid. The last
prices were as follows: Ohio and Mississippi, 29029li
Canton 81 85ii; Cumberland Preferred 5ii 955 Quick
silver 53 95I; Marposa 1l0l; Marposa Preferred, 32S
32i Western Union Telegraph, So 057i NowYork Gen.
trail 1884 100; Erie 77877l Hudson River 1911 al22;
NeduDg, NculIuj iIo"ii"i' A'N"i
gan Southern, So as5l; Illinois Central, l2lI al22i
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 81 asa Cleveland and To-
ledo 1921 Sl23; Rock Island ll2i 0lI2; Northwest
ern 36l 36i Northwestern Preferred 6S resi- Fort
Wayne, log. 0l0Gs.
Money on call can be had in large amounts at cent,
and loans are often made z cent, Commercial bills
without change best selling at cent good at 5iS
G. with fair supply Of loDg-dated ordinary names att
y ceRt and There is disposition TO buy long
paper TO make engagements extending far into the
future -Four per cent per annum for capital indicates
unnatural condition Of the money market surely as
four per month"; and should teach people great eau
ton. It'll state Of affairs most favorable to the Treas
urp Department and enables il to pay of its temporary
loan and to fund its short debts into long bonds with unex-
peced The time rapidly draws whom the month
ly reports will show steady decrease in the plain legal
tenders upon which all domestic financial operations
rest insecurity The United states Treasury under the
present receipts from customs aud internal revenue will
soon be able not only to pay OF the compound notes ma
turing in 1867 and 1863 but to cancel plain legal tenders
rapidly 1t is fast getting into position where It must
either buying up 73Os godbearng bonds to
prevent accumulation Of currency in its vaults, which
will tell seriously upon tho volume of currency and of
market values When Congress meets the people expect
from Mr.. McCulloch favorable national balance sheet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27
DAY ON THE PALISADES.

Many people have seen the Palisades from the Hud-
son. bat few have them An opportunity offers
FKmA Sept e. for those anxious 10 inspect the curious work
Of nature. The ladies Of the Alpine H. Church whOd
hat DAY Haes, Home celebration to aid 10 the erection
church building the top Of the Palisades opposite
SsDkera The grounds have prepared and fitted up for
The comfort Of VISITORS suitable conveyanees win be in wait
Eng At the railroad depot at Costcf and also Alpine Land
fog opposite YOnkers 70 convey visitors 10 the grounds The
key Henry Ward Beecher the Rev. d. Henry Miller. d. D.
II Trenton the Rev. Charles Fletcher the Rev George
Crooks. ID. d. the Rev Daniel Wise ID D. win be present
DOdSoTtha band viii furnish music. Tickets admitting The
grounds 80 ctnts Dinner supper lunch obtained
on the grounds Trains leave New York per Northern Rail
road OF HeSJersey, from foot Of Couandt-st $50 NJ
GewYoff, per Hudson River Railroad 745 9;25 10 ~ and
1880 80 45 Returning. leave YOnkers 3.f5 6:l3
R3 p. n. Tue morning boats from New-York stop at
HOnker and steamboat will run between YOnkcrs and AL
pine during the day and evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

MISSION WORK IL THB CITY.-0n Tuesday even
ing the City Mission held meeting 10 the North Presbyterian
Church A. T. wctmore esq, Weep President IN the chair
Mr. Lewis Jackson tie Corresponding Secretary spoke Of
the missionary effort among the jewish population gave
several encouraging instances Of conversion The
George Mngin the Superintendent Of Missions detailed
the method Of eva3gec operation and called for practical
cooperation sympathy end aid The Rev Thomas Street the
pastor Of the church warmly indoTed the objects the
Ing and expressed his great satisfaction ct the remarks which
had been made and urged bis people respond There are
20 self denying earnest devoted aud toing
night and day 10 this missionary field lying door, There
the treasury 10 pay them. Contributions may
be sent TO No 30 Bible House No 81 Yeeys Among the
statistics Of the month find the following; 759 missionary
visits 36 meetings. COG persons indnced attend church 23
children brought to Sunday Schools and GQ95s tracts dis.
ihuted.
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by applying to
Bankers
MARKETS.-C Carefully Reported for The Tribune.
No. 4 BRoAD-sr.,
NEW YORK.

"WEDNESDAY Sept. 90 1866.
We have had very excited market in Breadsus since this
day week Flour been active and has rapidly advanced
Corn too hos teen in brisk demand chiefly speculative for
Western account but prices have rapidly uotuatedi and
Injury crop found TO be greatly oyerestimaed
thore Is Of holders to realize. Oats have
been In good request ana advanced under limited ar
walls Provisions have been only moderately actye prices
have declined but active and hrmer Cotton has
excited and has improved with activity
Petroleum he's been reguaj Crude has ruled dull and heavy
Hops have been fair demand for home use at full prces adj
vices from the growing districts s favorable Metals have
has ruled very dull buyers and sellers being wide apart In
their views.
AsHRS~Witb limited receipts Of Pots and good demand
prices are firm o. 90 Pearls scarce and nominal ct
sl2N
BRICKS have been In fair demand full poes We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

BefPer 100 ~ on total weight Of hide alow and meatI
Extra 25d Si 50; first quality S3 5OGs second quality
$40 0G el3 third quality Qsl2 few choice single pairs
a. SIS; some d the poorest bills &c, $70sl0
Working OrsR-Sl500S2s0 handy Steers S90dSl50
much according TO their value for beef
Cor,aHd Young CsreFair quality sJ09 s5i extra ssOo
enc; farrow and dry SIS a siS.
Stores Thin Young Cattle for Farmers-Yearings sl50
s25; Twoyear olds s2sd els; Three year-Oll s459$6O
ShespPer b. live weight u db.c; Sheep and LamDs, per
head. In lots, 81 .50s475.
Far Rogs-Per d 0i ollie. live weight Shotes wholesale
-l20 l3c.; retail l2dl5c.
Hids-Brighton, lOi ollie per 70 country lots, sclOc
Calf SkiRs-25c. per n.
Talop-Brghton, Ga loo. per ~; country lots e1elc.
RRNARKsNeiiher the East the West nor the North,
South have held back this week. for as the number
OF cattle concerned AT Cambridge aud MedfOTd nearly
1850 landed In good yesterday mornng-tO0
than last week sbont 1890 from the West instead Of
O0 last week. about 200 from Maine instead Of $50
ago Notwithstanding this unusually large number the
best portion Of the stock Cambridge found ready sale at
about weeks prices But these only small part
Of the whole the drover found the bulk OF their stock
their hands and the buyers making all OF and
apologies for not purchasing Consequently large number
were left unsod st Cambridge.
Brighton stock arriving during nearly s the al
which Of materially nerered with the progress
Of trade ere the large supply being better known than u
in the forenoon at Cambridge made the drovers very
anxious close b8rgans anxious indeed that they oeea
decidedly better ermsequa many drovers sad, 10 TO fc
4 ID of from last weeks prices and still duler tfsdc ana
lower prices anticipated this afternoon. .
The number OF sheep Is less than last week by lew huhd
dred and prices Just about the Most OF tue
sold at from e. 50 tot 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

40 far as the control Of the debt and currency are con-
cened and from tho President and HIS financial ocer
declaration of policy wholly in accord with The opinions
held bv them In December 1855, whom an earnest move
mont toward specie payments was declared to DC mas
penslblo.
Exchange Is quiet aud quoted AZ 1915 olOsi for 60 da!s
and los; 1891 for shorts. Produce bills, 1851 elDI
Tho business of the Slb-TroaswFwas. Receipts s8S7l
e66 O8-for Customs, $4,000 Payments s27Si.2io "i
Balance. SCI, 49,, 400 GO: Gold notes, $4,000.
Tho tax ovy as sanctioned by the Board of SuPervsoTs
shows decided reduction in tho nto of taxation iuo
ratio will be 30 against per cent in 1865.
Tho Open Board Of Brokers adjourned this afternoon
upon the announcement of the death OF Solomon D.
Joseph who, during bis early life held leading position
os banker in New-York The firm Of J. l.. & s. Joseph
& Co., in 1886 and 1887. at tho head Of monetary
affairs in this city, aud their failure ono OF the prom
mont events in tho financial crash OF that period
Tho Chicago and North Western Road earned the thlrd
week in September:
1866 so3i. 6sl 1865 500 1856 Increase sey'
Tho Michigan Central Road earned the third week IN
September:
1866 so9.es7 Is65. eiO5oOe Decrease s13i3
The Great Western Road of Canada earned the third
week in September:
1866 sj5 S2l e9a f6i Decrease w. i''
Tho following shows the exports Exclusive Of specio
IS, and since the beginning of the year:
1864. 1859. .I ss7
For the week ........ g. I4e, IA e17V,H5 S35Soig
Prev. reported. .l565l90J2 hl2o' j'9 iJss'o'''
Since January .si6IG 67S56 sIn.ss83i sl4assea7
The damages by the late floods to the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway have been repaired and through
trains arc running between NcwYork, Cleveland and
Cincinnati, with their usual promptness.
The following is q list Of jobbers prices at tho New
York Dry Goods Exchange, Nos. ~ and 81 Parkplace;
Brown sheetngs-Pacifc A, 22c PePpereh o. 2Oc'i do
N l6c. $3.50 . ,,, ~, rto,o
Prints-Pac.dc I9lc.; Richmond. 9c.i Waurcgan isci
Powell l6i:. ,,,.,- OIL, 4. a, n Tn.
press trail 81 %; Meyers's XXI IN fair demand -
Paper C0lllrs-NetrOpotan Collar COMPANY byroh ul'
r,te No l. 10 % Ename'oh French En1molcd nni otNer
Corrugated soto S Goldsmith Patent Byron SJJ SHAKES
| penro go; Cuts, $50 less - per cent. 90 81,
Tieks-Pear River SIDE; Wbtienton A. 32ici Albany hc'
Stripos-A noskeag, sc; Unionyilo. 2oc.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THS CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD Co. OF CALIFORNIA.
INTEREST AT TIE or SIX PER CENT PR ANSUh PAY
ABLE sEMr.AYSUALLY, on THE FTRsc DAY or JANUARY
AND JULY.
PRINCIPLE AID INTEREST PAYABLE IN q. s. GOLD COIN
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Amount Tissue 81, $4,000. In Coupon Bonds Of LOCO
each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

The Bond, hare Thirty Years 10 run, and are secured by
First Mortgage, continuing ar absolute PRIOR ne"
on that portion Of the Road, Equipment, FTaHeh'ses,
and Entire Property Of The Central Pacific Ra'iroaa
Company, located in The State Of California; and er'
teading from Sacramento CHyto me CALIFORNIA STATE
Line, forming part ofthe GREAT PACIFIC EAlLaoAD
ROUTE, adopted and aided by the UNITED STATS
CONVENIENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

SEPT 26-Flour 9es bbls., Whisky 80 bbsi Corn Meal
10 sacks; Corn Isa 7l bushi Oats ITO bush Petroleum
0as bbl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

UIDEIhc market has bael more active for the past two
DAYS The sales embrace COCO Munteyideo 22d@2t m at
2Je gold $500 DueuOs Ayres y b. part Ole gold 5000
Rio G.andc. % D AZ lsc gold; lOO0 City Steers, Gjd10
10, laliic. currency. We quote: Dry Hdes-Buen0s
Ayres, 25dy7 n. S2d22lc Blenos AyTrs 201S3 H. p lei
Montyidco 9OG22 d. 2Oc; Corrien;es 2l022 10. l9a2Oc
Rio Grandc. 2Od22 70. lsi0lsic.; OFnoco l0s3 3D. Is
Isle: California; 1925 b 1914 Gle. Central American. II
al 70. l60loc Mitam0rOs 2292lc H. lS0l9c Texas, y
03J To- ia &c. gold selected. Wet Sailed lijes-Baenos
Ayrcs 1880 b. Of l0c; Rio Grandc 4id Is h. q 04c
California. $3.50 70, 9l6Olc, gold selected NewOreans
50ds0 10 u! 3lc Wecru aud Country 60G70 N, 1910
sl3c City Slaughter Ok GJas0 TO- 49lici City Slaughter
Cow. 5000 %. ll0liic. currency, selected
uEMPManla may be quoted shade hrmer, bat the mar
ket has been active closing at lOc go other kinds re-
quiet but prices without changer quote Ssal NJ
III l5c; Sum l0t Italian $500 SIS; Russia clean S0O9
SJ75. and American dressed $3.50 64O0 oil currency
HONEY-We notice good demand for Cuba Honey for ex
port but the sEa stock hand prevents urge sales
quote G. &C. in bond and s50s7lc duty pad-both gold
HOPS remain firm the receipts continue moderate and our
stock small consumers have purchased quite freely at prices
within the Of - as TO growth and quality.
HAY-The market is poorly supplied and with good de-
mand PRICES have mproved; New Hay tried would sell
wol sales Of Shipping Csc 81. aad retail lots nj 81 500
81 90 Jersey Rye Straw inactive at gOG95c. Wheat and
Dat do. are quiet
IRON-WIh reduced stock Of Scotch Pig and good de-
mand prices advanced anl close firm; sales OF about
900 tuns including Gicngarnook and Gursherre; No
American has also ruled firm but without change in prices
the supply moderate and the business fur Bar Iron remains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

INDIGO continues firm with fair inquiry quote Mad.
ras GJd90c Mana Csc Al l0 Caracas 70ds0c Dude
75c6sl $751; Guatemala Scsl TO- and Bengal at 81 c. all
gold.
LEATHER-There Is rather quiet market for both Hem
lock and Oak Sole aud the less desirable qualities prices
rather Receipts moderate and stock presents
good assortment We quote cash = 10 Hemlock-BnenOs
Ayres heavy. 9693sc middle 3iI 935.c.i light S903ic.
California heavy 3fl 036c middle 3i35c; light ga 33c
Orinoco &c. heavy, 3ld33ci middle 32i 3cj light ala
32c.i Good damaged 30032ioi Poor do 23o25c in the
roagh % eJei OAK saughter-besyy $0St0e' middle !Oe
SIC In the rough. heavy. Aa4sc., middle 36e42c. Light
32a3ac.; Bellies, l9d2o.
LATfS-Easiern have been IN more active demand and
prices ruled firm but without changer sales Of 900 at
o., months
LEAD-Pg Is In reduced supply and with fair demand
prices ruled firm eoDg a % 9t for Spanish and German
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

At Ao es 50 kr Common Hard elo9sl7 TO- CrotoD and
slOaS45 FOR Philadelphia Front. .
BEESWAX-We have chaoge 10 note In prices tho de-
mnnd moderate we quote at iOSilc Tor heo" western
BROOM CORN-The inquiry is fair bat the the markets.
heavy ai IA llc cash.
C0ATThe demand fol- Domestic s good and the market
fra former prices from yard but b' cargo sales are Oeng
eda nj IRREGULAR prices in instances at prices ooo"
h,e obniaei ~ the late public sale and $40 market rs u
settled fte large pabc sao announced lot us ~ s
sreted private sales from yard ut g OeSo PEI
un OOJ a. Foreign sill quite scarce ana much wanea
sales of Liverpool 0rrel az 5 ard do House Cannot az 90 IN
small lots TIE auction sale OF Scacon Coa anouoeed o
to-day was yery poorly attended and the few pr sent operated
yery canton y Tho offerings comprised 80 coo u7s Of whlcl
only &c sold The prices obincd show eeellSo o.
62ia75c. on Lump 2c on Steamboat @Joo on 9ose Su
l2 Chestnut Crate and Egg show improve
men' Annexed are the particulars oil this ana 't sse
Tuna Sept. g: 1856 TINS Aug ~ 1920 SS G.,
1900 Steamboat 90 a 5 IS $500 Steamboat % a -
23CO Crate - Is a 5 25 5000 g rate..... l240 p
1000 Egg. s AZ So 500 Eff 20 a %
$50 Chestnut 10 f sec Chest % sS so
CANDLES without change; the business Only moder
ate; sales at 22a2o for Adamanine 4Oe for Sperm ana
soc for Patent.
has been IN better demand and prices
ruled firm 4 81 Is. cash.
COPPER-American Ingot has been only in moderate de-
mand bat prices ruled firm at 30iGUlc. for Baltimore ana
Lake New Shea.ng and Yellow Metal are WI bout changer
we quot, for tie former. and 32c for the Inter
COTTON-The demand is fair principally from manutc'
turers and prices steady at so FOR Mddhg Onds 10
39c for Nav Orleans; sales OF 1900 Oales.
COFFEE-Rio is quiet, aud no sales OF importance are
repoted other kinds moderately active ana steacy sales
Of bags Laguayra l9c gold we quote no at gc r
orinary and for fair to good carg0es Java mats
aud bags oj626c; Ceylon sldgiici MaTacabo. @2Oc
Lagsayo, l7lGl9c, and ST. Domingo lGI Gi'cp oil net
DRUGS AND DYEs-we have had good demand for
most article, under this heading since last prices have
ruled Gm and IN BCarb Soda and Gambar an advance has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27
IN GOLD

July. 1906 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. COW w
IN GOLD.
The earnings are steadily increasing, and ar estimated
at over sOc in gold for the month OF Augustine OIL
cal report for that month having been received at this
date.
Tho construction OF the ro,d Is going vigorously for
ward-2imcs additional being nearly ready forthe cars
and It will probably DC in full operation to the California
State lne-l56 miles from Sacramento City-durius the
Summer OF 8 when its earnings must DO very large, as
the entire trade Of Nevada and large proportion OF that
Of Utah. Idaho aud Montana must pass over us hae
II has been shown by reliable statistics that in 1853 over
.I3 900 in gold was paid for reshng goods from Cali
fomia to Nevada alone.
This part of the Great Pacific Railroad rou,c is destined
TO be one of the most profitable lines Of railroad in tho
world and It's First Mortgage bonds are among the best
secured and most desirable investments ever offered
Over Al 900 has already been expended In grading
beyond the point to which the road is now unnnr and
the iron is bought and paid for sufficient to lay the track
the entire distance to the State Line.
Tho Road has been completed and equipped thus far
without the sale Of single dollar OF its First Mortgage
Bonds and they are now offered the public for the first
time after the earnings of the road have reached the sum
Of 500 900 per month"; in go only about % per cent Of
which is required for operating expenses
The Bonds are offered at 9j per cent and accrued in
crest from July in currency Orders may be Forwarded
to us direct through the principal banks and bankers in
| all parts of the country.
Remttanccs may be made in drafts on New-Yor, or IN
Legal Tender Notes. National Bank Notes. or other funds
current in this city and the Bonds will be forwarded to
any address by Express free of charge Inquiries for fur
ter particulars by mail otherwise will receive pune
ual attention FISK e. HATCH, Bankers,
No 5 Nassaust., New-York.
! NB-An kinds Of Government Securities received at
the full market price in exchange for the above Bonds
SPRINGFIELD (ILL.) CITY WATER LOAN.
8 PER CENT Twenty YEAR BONDS.
Interest payable semi annually in NevYOi the LIST day
Of January and lst day Of July
AMOUNT OF LOAN, s0OoOOo
limited amount Of these bonds may be had at % per cent
BY applying to
ROBINSON OGDEN
Bankeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

FLOUR AND MEAL-THe onlinued limited arrivals OF
Flour the scaboard and brisk local and c0aswse trade,
have greatly stimulated prices and With steady reduction IN
stock sellers have had the adv inteee daily and quote
advance the week Of 90c 81 - per bb, which 10
Noticeable in the low grades; these ount to COM
maud llady sale and tho tendency is still upward In sympathy
WHINE Wheat The iLqury las been chiefly fr domestic
use Ind the assortment OF really sound Flour IS ex
remcy light og the TODAY WednesdIy) the market
was active ard i-regCl The low aud medan
grades have advanced lOdl5c Family brands are held
higher but do sell freely. The solcs H. 900 bbls ut
g. srGsO % r snpcTfne Sstci g. 9G2 10 for Extra do
SdS - for Fancy Do g. i50S0 70 for the low grades OF
Western Extra: $40 Goa s IS for Shipping OAi 20
for Trede do SIC C9Us 10 for ST. Luuis Extra. south
Flour ve-y J the demand far soils Of 200 b6ls at
s 500 S3 % for 20 good Baltimore aud Country tx
and $40 iO9 SIC Trade aad Family Extras r. Floris
much better aud active sales Of 100 bo ct IS 4a 81 Corn
Meal IS and in good demand sales II 10 Is ~ s5 for
Brandywiue 81 90 for Baltimore. and 81 eJ Tor Marshs
CslDric.
FRUIT-A descriptions Of foreign fruit in reduced
stock; Od Malaga Raisins indeed scarce and mneh
wanted O'her fruits have been quiet. Domestic remains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFcRD.


Reported for The TRIBUNE for ne Vesk ending Rsdz.sisy
sept. 26, 1866
~ 700 otr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

OILS.-City LRseed has been in fair demand without
material change prices Fish OILS have been sold 10 mod
extent about previous prices Manufactured Oils
du and nominal Lard Oil remains dull at full prices w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

ANON, of,ue 1856 900. In Coupon Bonds Of $1,000
each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

PRINCIPLE AID INTEREST PAYABLE IN o. s. GOLD con
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

The amount Of these First Mortgage Bonds to be issued
per mile is limited by law to the amount OF United States
Bonds allowed and issued TO aid tho construction oil thc
Road, and the Mortgage By which they are secured Is
declared By act Of Congress 10 constitute heo PRIOR
and superior 10 that Of tie Uaited States GorerRneHL
The aid received from the Government lin amount
equal to this Fist Mougase is economically aud judi
cousy applied To the construction eud equipment OF the
Road together with nearly 100000 received from Stock
Subscriptions aud other sources Tho firs' Aiors'7Y
therefore amounts to about IS per cent oil the Ic'a"
cost and yise OF the Property which it covers
Tho rod is now completed, equipped and running rom
Sacramento City Alta distance Of - miles, and the
earnings for the three months ending August Is we're as
follows, VI:
MAY 1866. ......................-..SoJ,l lo 81