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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13

FRIDAY. Jan. 12-P. n
Gold opened at l3s, sold up to l39 and closed al
1894. The New-York from Aspinwall brings $685.
80 in treasure.
AL the issues Of Government bonds are strong
and in good investment demand. Bank stocks are
In request and offered in small amounts. Railway
shsres we're all lower and offered in large amounts.
Erie sold Is low a. SSi, and at the Public Board
vas quoted at 9li. The other stocks were not so
seyerey affected, but nothing advanced nor was
there any disposition shown to buy for rise at the
reduction. The chief buying was By the bears, who
ssre ready TO make contracts freely as ever,
at the lowest point. The market closes unsettled,
With stocks offered freely The latest prices were
n. Y. Central, s2i 092i; Erie, 1911 i0S94 Preferred,
81; Hudson River l04i d l05; Reading, lOl al0la;
Michigan Central, l04 Michigan Southern, 66i0
81; Cleveland and pittsburgh, rs; Cleveland and
Toledo l04; Rock Island, l03 01O4 North w estern,
5i03li; do. Preferred, 56aa57; Fort Wayne, 93i
&934i Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, 25I a26.
The following table shows the course of the
stock market, comparing the quotations of the
morning session since January2. The Government
credit, under decline of ~ TO per cent in mil
vay property, has not varied per cent, and this
vibration must be attributed to the proposition to
Issue the new forty.years per cent bonds. The
temper of Congress upon the financial situation
makes it reasonably certain that thorough taxation
viii be continued and that tho National credit will
not only be sustained, but advanced beyond the
point indicated by the current price Of Federal
bonds.
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Family HaPkess.

OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEw.YORK.
~, FRIDAY. Jan. l2-P NJ
The following alphabetical list Of articles,
carefully revised each week. gives good idea of the
expense Of living in New York and 10 Of no little a.
sisance TO bOrsehoders in making their sseotons and
purchsses The egures are the retail price. OF GOOD
Articles - seA Washinsten apd Fulton Iarfsts
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Markets-CAREyuLLr REPORTED ToR THE n. Y. TRiBuyg.
FRiDAr, Jan IL, lr6t.
ASHES-The market for Pots is quiet and steady at
seas 25. Pearls are nominal
BhESWAX is dull at iGa4ec. for Yellow Western
and Southern
COTTON-Some little weakness was manifested this
morning upon the first receippf the steamers news.
but closer scrutiny Of tie latest Liverpool dispatches
gave holders more confidence and the market closes
steady ut yesterdays figures. viz 50d Jc. for Mid.
dlincs. with sales Of about 900 bales.
COFFEL-Rio is steady ana fairly active; sales OF
2.5O6 bags cx Tslisman at l5c gold in bond other
kinds irmcr and in very good demand; sales Of 800
bags ST. Domingo In bond and sbOut 1900 bags Ceylon,
part yesterday 90 private terms TIE sales Of Maracai
DO for the week are 4. 435 bags AT 2lU2Jc-
CANDLES are IN moderate demand and steady al
23a2Cc for Adanahtne; 4Odi i2c. for Sperm. and 500
COPPER-American Ingot is dull but prices are
without change at g i0c for Lake and Blllmore -
a3fc for new Sheatiug and Yellow Metal.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Western and
State Flour opened steady but with more desire TO sell
closed easier ond heavy. especially the low grades.
Family brands are unchanged the sales are 100 bbls.
State s. a5ass IS for Fancy State So loass 50 for
the grades Of Western Extra So 50d % TOR Ship.
ping Ohio; &90sll 25 for Trade and Family brands,
and Sl 5OQ slJ 25 for 81. Louis Extras. Buckwhcat
Flour is dull at O. e7iae4 25 y 100 N. Canadian
Flour is In less active demand and is easier ut the
close; sales Of ls0 bbls at o. l59ss 50 for the low
grades OF Extra and ~ 6Casll 20 for Trade and
Family Extras. Southern Flour is firm, and the low
grades in fair demands sales OF giO bos at 81 200
$40 so for mixed to good Superfne Country Baltimore
&C., End tlO 650el5 80 for Trade and Family brands.
Rye Flonr 10 heavy and IL freely offered; sales
OF $50 bbls. at e5 50at6 Corn Meal is dull aud
heavy.
FISH-The market for Dry ICod 10 dulliand unchang.
Mackerel are in fair jobbing demand and steady at
s&2 5Ods23 for No. Mass, SIS for No. Mass: and
el<ata so for No. Msss Herrings are dull and
unchanged.
FRUIT-Raisins arc quiet but prices are steady at
a 2Od+ IS for Bunch per bpx and 81 35aN 40 for
Layers Other descriptions are In moderate request at
IS SEC for Almonds l5i 9l6c for Currants; I3c for
Citron, and III 020c. for smyrna Figs
GRAIN--Tle Wheat msrkc' 10 inactive. and prices
nomnally in buyers favor the u2tsvorable news
from Europe checks transactoI and dealers wide
apart in their views Barley Ia dull and closes heavy;
sales Of 1900 bush prime Ctnada West, previous
10 our last ut 81 ?5 Barley Malt is firm; sales Of
GO bush. State at o. 40 Oats in less active de-
msDd but prices are without massrai change; sales u
% 900 bush including Can sdiaL at Co., State az CO.
Uns0upd Western n &c.. and JgsV 40 southern u
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Receipts or Produce.
JAN IA $40 bbr. Flour 81 bbls. Whisky. 4e5 bbls.
Corn Meal 20 bush. Oats, - pkgs Ashes t75 pkgs
Provisions 562 pkgs. Lard 1910 pkgs Butter ID pigs
Oil Cake.
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sec. Rye IL neglected and nominal. Corn is lower.
and only in moderate demand. closing heavy sales OF
80, 800 bush at s3ae5c for Unsound; S6i 0e1o. for
Mixed Western, In store and e9G &C., ahoat 93c. Tor
Jersey Yellow and 92c. for Old Southern do.
GUINNESS are quiet but prices are without
changes small sales at 29t 630c for Cloth and 3li a32c
for Bags. ,
HEMP-Manila is dull and heavy at III 0l2c., gold
other kinds are dull and nominal
HAY-The market is quiet and heavy. the receipts
liberals sales at s0a ESQ. for shipping and ~
G95c. for retail lots.
HOPS-Ths demand for home consumption continues
good ind tho market rules very firm. we quote az
from 10 to Csc, as to growth and quality. :,
IRON-Pig is dull and heavy at &50d s5l for NO. l
American and SJOaS5l for No. Scofcs.
LEAD-The market for Pig is dull. but prices arc
steady The sales are small at g. 751for Enghsn
German Refined aid Spanish; Bar at l2c. asd Sheet
and Pipe l6c q,
MOIASSES-Prices are steady but the demand
moderate; sales of rs hbds Porto Rico at &C., and "
bbls. Eew-Orleans a. 81 l3 ,
frmer but quiet small sales at 81 Crude TurpeDtine
unchanged. Resins are dull and heavy; small lots OF
Common change hands at &c. Tar Is dull ard nominal
at S3ds4.
OILS-Lnseed Is in moderate demand and quite firm
at 81 43asl Al. Crude Whale is dull and nominal at
81 60. Crude Sperm Is quiet but steady at " o.
Manufactured Oils unchanged. Lard Oil Is dull anu
heavy at 81 e7idsl 95 for Sammcr and Winter.
PROVISiONS-The Pork market opened excite6
but prices fell off ere the close OF Change more ac
tive demand prevailed and an advance established
delivery We hear of salesoi $50 bbls. Mess including
80 bbs New seller January, at $50 50d $50 t2. 900
bbls do seller first half Of February at $50 5O go
bbls do. seller all February, at $50 %. now held
higher; 500 bbs do. seller March. at s2s 62s and go
bDls. Old, seller February at s JO the sales cash ana
regular, 1880 bbls at !5a $50 25 for Old Mess
now held ut $50 5O $50 62. 3l 37i for new dol and
s22ds22 621 for New Prime Beef continues in far
demand and prices well sustained sales OF $40 bbs
ut Ell 6sl4 for old Plain Mess &l66sl9 for New Do.
s3d 6 for Old Extra Mess; and S22d s24 for New do
Tiece Beef is dull and in the absence Of sales prices
are nominal Heef Hams are firm and . lair business
was done; sales OF 200 bbls. Western at e3e ss ~
Cut Meats are in fair demand and prices are hrn;
sales OF Picked Hams az l6i l6ic and Choice at lIc
Bacon ia without change. A contract for 900 boxes
Long Ribbed, sellers option March. settled to-day
at l5c. Dressed Hogs opened steady, subsequently
ruled quite firm and close easier we quote at IL 4I2te
for Western and 2t 2;c. for City, closing at the IN
side figures Lard steady but the market II not very
actiye sales of 400 pkgs in lots at l7Glec. for No
City and Western for future delivery sales OF 20 pkgs
Prime Kettle Rendered. seller March, at leic
Butter is dull and heavy though prices are without
II. u. Ia
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HowEs g. MACY, BANKERS, 80 Wall-street

HOwEs g. MACY, BANKERS, 80 Wall-street,
New.York Formery officers Of the Park Bank,) -Four
per cent interest allowed on deposit
The business Of this house is the same a. an Incorpo
rated Bank.
PERSONS KEEPING ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW
a. they please and will be allowed Interest their
daily balance at 4 per cent
COLLECTIONS made On any part Of the United States
or Canada
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE ct the various
Government and Other Stocks Bonds and Gold. prompt
ly executed for the usual commission.
NEw.foRK STATR 7 PER CENT STOCK,
I3o NOTES AID COMPOUND No1Es.
BOUGHT AND SOLD BY THR
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK
10. 2Wslltt.. corner Of Broadway.
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flnanti1i.

UNITED STATES TKxAsurr iyTxREsr DKPAHrxxyr,l
EEw oRx January q, 1860
DARTIES HOLDING (30)thir or more COU-
POSs Of the Three Years aud Three tenth Notes
maturing the 18th nst requested hand them n
with schedules. at any time phor to the l!th inst.
Hodo comp yins with the viii have their Coupons
eIamlred and checks given for them the 18th in after
oc och Blank schedules vii be furnished upon sppics'
ton at tie Coupon lniere. Department Of This Office
II. II. VAN DYCk, Assistant Treasurer 4. :.
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AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET. 81 oclock.-Poik
was only moderately active. but prices are steady
sales Of 100 bbis including 100 bbls. Old Mess at
$50 l2! 800 bbls New do. at s3l regular end s3l -
cash. and 500 bbls New do. buyer al this month, al
e3l So Beef was steady. Cut Meats and Bacon quiet
ard nominal Lard was heavy; ls,c. was pad Tor q
small lot Of Kettle Rendered seller March; at the close
there are sellers ct Is!c.
PETEOLEUM-Ile market 70 dul, ard drooping
We quote Crude at 3 a 36c.. and Refined in bond at
3JaJ1c.
RICE-No sales Of any Importance have trsnspred
prices unchanged.
sUGARs-Raw Sugars remain dull, and We quote
only nominal at III il.c for far and dIli' for
good Refining; sales Of l25 hhds Cuba at III I3c.,
and 100 boxes lJc. Refined are dull aud nomi'
nal at IL a leic. for Hards
SEEDS-Ihe inquiry for Clover Seed IL limited ard
the market steady n. l2d l3c. Timothy Seed Is dull
apd nominal nj $3 GdS4 IS Rough Flax Seed is in-
active at i2 9Od 20 per bush OF 20 n. Calcutta Lin.
seed moderately active ai ~ 20 in Boston and e3 -
and 50 ca here. Bombay Is inactive and nominal at
o. 55dt3 20.
sALT-Liyerpoo1 is dull; We quote Ground at g.
ard Fine s. 50ds4 TO- the latter rate for Ashton
Turks Island nominal at 43c.
TOBACCO-Ihe demand Is light, and prices with
ont change sales go hhds Kentucky at D! 9S2c; ~
cases eodeaf at 6ql4c and 20 bales Yara private
terms.
TALLOW-The market Ia = little more active. but
prices heavy; sales Of 1900 10 at l2i Gl2c. for
Western, and l2, a l3c for Citv
WHIsKY-TLe market is dull and unsettled; there
10 usual trade in this articles there s evidently
something wrong IN the business; saes OF 45 bbs. ut
81 "a t2 2S for State o. 80 20 for Western and
81 81 for T.. and ID.
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STATE or MAIsK,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., ,..
MEXICAN MINING and COLONIZATION
vi COMPANY.

Based grant from the recognized
REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT OF MEXICO,
embracing al that part of the Peninsula Of
LOWER CALIFORNIA
between 1920 and 80 North latitude with all the Bays
larbors Islands Mines Minerals Fish fies and Saines IN
c uded within said boundary
Tho above Company been orgszei under the gen
er,I INCORPORATION laws of the NewYork and under
the protection of the the United States hereby
offers for favorable terms OF the properly
franchise conceded TO thrm for the purpose o cooDnng
and developing sad Peninsula Interests representing the
' THE AMERICAN TRADING COMPANY,
No Broadway,
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FRhiGprs were more active and o shade hrmer. The
gagcmens wereT0 Liverpool per steamer, s0 bses cot
ton at sgd lod O0 bushels wheat at 3D. lt0o boxes
cheese At 3 lao bushels barley at 3D. To London 5000
To glasgow steamer, 1900 boxes cheese 1t
sos aOU bbls S. and zoo do -four nj h Cd To Ant
werp, 800 do petro AT IS 3D. and TO Bremen 34 hhos
Maryland IFS, and 400 tobacco nj l0s
market for spirits turpenune shade hrmer though
somewhat irregular The sales were t75 bbls at 7ic 12
Rosn.There inquiry for the liner grades which
ruled Arm. Sales 100 bills pale at - % ciieny
at the outside price $50 do. common at - - " 3s 100
No at 81 90; loo do strained at g. 40 - or tar
sale was effected Of 20 ''l' Wilmington as runs a.
PROVISIONS Receipts 800 bbs lard. The pork make
steady but quiet closing firm basis Of &3S l2t oash
for The sales 1000 bbl. cash and regular
prime delivery bbls. At
S sellers option Tor October s3l seller sopton for Noye
so sellers option until the close OF this Beef
heavy and nactive the sales confined 20 80 bbls
&2 bU SIS 10 for plain and S5 So for ne "
Beef hams neglected. Western nominaly
SD s Bacon slow Of sale and heavy sales 5o boxcs
Cumberland cut at 5e and short RIB at l6c Cut meats
dull the sales only about 80 l4c
lic for shoulders and lie lc for hams Lard declined
under limited demand; sales 500 packages nj l6c lse,
hut without material change in prices.
PrrRoLxrnrhe market for crude ruled dull and hesvy
and slight decline submitted The sales comprised
zoo bills crude Bhc NC and 500 do In bulk AT IN,
Bonded n shade easier and quiet at the reduction
Sales 900 bills At for prime light straw 10 whe and
SUGAR easier II anything, in sympathy with the de-
cinng gold hut positive change apparent
the market closing basis OF 1856 l0c for fair l0sc
lie for good refining Cuba The saes go hhds Cuba
Al from l0c l2%c and so boxes Havana AZ l0sc ne
Refined sugar lower, hards selling 164c and sof,
AT
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TtLssRApnIc MARKET REPORTS.

PBIIApxipHiA, Oct 49, 1904
Stocks hrm Pennsylvania STATE fvcs e6i Pennsylvania
and Erie s2h. Reading b. gold l52s Cattle market-rc
beeyes lao head loo. lie, lie. l3c
sheep rccepts " 600 sales &c sac hogs receipts 200
sales al S3 t4 ~ Flour quiet, superne o. - IS
tras 80 ell 90 wheat dan RID 50 % 10 Corn-an ad.
vancing tendency mixed western 81 05 Oats steady SIC
Coffee quiet only 800 bags Laguayrs In frat hands here
Rio &c 2Ic Sugar, molssses and whiskey unchanged.
BALnnoRs, Oct Is, 1856
Flour very frm; Western extra fl2 Is a el3 So Wheat
steady. Corn nrm receipts light Oats firm At sc &C.
Rye arm. Sales l6i1 bushels clover at ~ II es s.
Provisions inactive Coffee steady at lso lehc gold.
Sugars very firm. Whisky steady
BUFFALO, Oc IS 1855
Flour steady; sales 30 bhls No I spring Mt sil Is
Wheai-Saes 1000 bushels at e. for No. spring.
~ for white Michigan IS % for white Kentucky 81 s for
Milwaukee spring per sample Corn arm. sAies 100 600
bushels, opening &c. and closing rm s5c for No
mred. Oats quiet held at Ole &c for No. Western
rs, quiet fors, lard and wh-iey unchanged. Canal
frrshs urmer To New York-wheai lee corn l3c: car.
riers asking advance Receipts for eight
Flour, 1900 ebis. wheat ~ 5s bushels corn
bushels, oats, lA12 bushels, barley GO bushels; rye,
~ sou bushels. Canal esporta-Fnur, iis0 htls wheat
~ go hn.hsis corn 9iO bushels oats, a. $50 bushels
barley, &6so bushels.
Oswpoo Oct is 1856
Flo.r steady, sales % bbs Wheat dull. sales 500
bushels choice white Canada 20 arrive nj 81 100
bushels Milwaukee club by sample 81 Barley active.
1850 bushels Canada AZ 81 II 81 ~ for and
~ ~ for Bar Quina Rye Gales 30 bushels Cana
ia and STATE At 81 "a Canal freishts stesdy.
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invited "a attend the funeral this uesday) afternoon
At O'Clock, at East Morisans Westchester county
WAlrE.-At Stamford, Conn, on Sunday, October IL
!, EIzAREIH widow Of Captain Isaac Waite.
Funeral services at the residence az her son. B. I.
Waite this Tuesday, afternoon NJ half past O'Clock
The friends of the family respectfully invited with
Westport, Conn.
WnLs-On Saturday, October 10, JEAuE J., vito Of r
Jefferson Wells aged 80 years, month and rs days
The funeral will take place from her late residence, No
20S West Fifteenth street, this Tuesdayl afternoon at
one O'Clock The relatives and friends Of the family arc
invited TO attend
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
Airxr- HsRnisos On Thursday October IL, by the
Rev Or Thomson, SAMUEL = AnKiS TO SrsAS daughter
Of William Harrison, both OF this city.
BRisKrRHorr-Ke,RSyY Al Hoboken, on Saturday
September ~ by Rev. j. K Burr, Mr. RICHARD BRfSKsp
Hosr 10 Miss GEoRcEfsr IT, KEARsEy, orphan daughter
Of George and CenncW Kearney and granddaughter q
Jacob and Rebecca stephens, all Of Hobokcs
srvrSs-BALi---0n Thursday evening, october IL, al
40 Broome street. by the Rev Theo A. Eaton wuIian
IT, sryvrrs Jr, TO FRrpsicxA, youngest daughter Of
william c. Ball, all Of this city.
Died.
ApAv. On Monday, October 10, JAuxs J ADAMS, aged
90 years. II menths and 10 days
rho relatives and friends Of the family invited 70
attend tho funeral, Wednesday AFTERNOON, at two
O'Clock from his lato residence, SO West Forsy-ars
street
ALKra Suddenly. u bis residence lal Bank street.
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The foreign exchange market is stronger and rates
have advanced AT the close Of business bankers bills
England a. sixty days were quoted at 1917 " at
three days losk 100, commercial bills ioejs lo'.
Tho rates for prime bankers sterling a, long date have
been as under, at monthly intervals the beginning
Of MAY 1896 -
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Tho amount o. specie exported week has been cor
rccied, and is now returned al $40, $40
Mining stocks continue active strong and corydon
sam leads the upward movemca, Of the Colombo gold
shares. Al the INST hoard American Flag closed l5c
lower than at the same time Saturday, Bullion Con.
sodated 25c., FAN River SOC ,orydon was zoe higher
La Crosse Gold i2c. Al the second board Atlantic and
Pacific closed Sc higher than the hrs board selling At
- 20; Corydon 2tc., selling a 90 Co New York Cold
Asc selling at % sS Consolidated Colorado Cold sold
- s<c., Columbian Gold and silver 81 90 Hope Gold
q 60, Liberty &c, Quartz I'M % o. Mon,aux cold
sec, Keystone silver l7c Davidson Copper 81 Is
the business transacted q the sub-Trcasury 70 THE
city 70. day follows
Receipts .., f6,teo, s57 For customs t4s6 600
Payments ... $3.50 0Ss Gold notee, ..,.,, Isl ,0oo
balancs 4Rh.p7s.loe
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HnlE-past two z. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs.-Receipts none Both Pot and Pearl quiet
but Arm at last quotations
BRxApsTgrFs Receipts Is bl bills -four 81 l7S bushels
wheat l702lI 1880 5000 do. IL 400
do malt and ls $50 do barley There activity in
the market for State and Western four there being
demand and shade rer though there
decided improvement established. The sales aggre
gated IA 600 bbls at revised quotations annexed South.
ern dour was shade rmcr though prices were not quot
ably higher Sales 500 bbs Rye toar ruled steady and
sales Of moment ranspired, but the market firm
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81. The wheat market was more active there being
bushe established The sales comprised 90 900 bushels
at 81 80 - SO for Milwaukee, 81 80 $8 for
" for new low grade Chicago The corn market
cited and prices advanced under active speculative
and export demand the sales reaching 30 oo bushels sc
sac. for shipping mixed Western anoat Sc 9Skc for
do and 81 o white Western Oats also advanced
were $4,000 bushels al Sse Sic for WiwansdS Sc 6
for State Sc 60c for Chicago and &C. for new Ohio For
rye there fair demand and advance Of lc &C.
obaincd sales, $1,000 bushels at 81 Is 81 20 for West
and 81 VI n 81 10 for old or barley sales
rowed STATE. Barley malt was dull, and nomnaly un-
changed
toTrrk--No sales were heard Of excepting few small
lots The market Grfh, but quiet
CorroN opened firm on the favorable cable news and
holders demanded advance bo< buyers we're cautious,
the the higher moderate At two
O'Clock the sales 40 bales At four O'Clock the sales
22s0 the the afternoon being exceedingly
Quiet Receipts TO day I. 7S5 bales. We Quote
-" -'S = " Tr,Ird yL,;d, uo,x ~ n A. r.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

lE DOUGHTY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS No VAC
M. street-sse Of Household Furntnre W.soss
Tsdne;aay sii0N O'Clock &c .s.as ss q
horsania consisting OF Tapestry and Ingram carpe
Parlor Suit rosewood Pianofore,
Melodeons Extension Dining Tables Dining Chairs Dress
ing Bureaus washstands Bsd.eads lounges wardroSes
top Wagon, made order by Dusenbury but
little used sets OF double Harness. made by Gbson
Coupe Jaeger Wagon, bay Mare Light Wagon and
Harness. Mich Cow yoke OF oxsn &C., &C. Catalogues at
ale
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JOSEPH nE0EwAN.

Al 10 O'Clock A. NJ 81 100 willow between CLARK and
Perepon, Brooklyn large sse OF handsome Fur
nitnrc by best mskersSeven octave Piano DIbois Sea
bury rosewood Parlor suit In satin damsskt Centre
Tables mahogany oak marble Chamber
Furniture: best hair Mattresses Feather BEDS Conches
and Tea Sets plated and glassware Library Bookcases
Library Table Chairs. yelves aud BRUSSELS Carpets Oil
cloths Kitchen Utensils. Ar.
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GEORGE COOK, AUCMONEER. ~ .,
Vt OFFICE 81 LIBERTY STREET

For account Of whom II may concern. BY GEO. COOK.
Wednesday, Oct H. at IL O'Clock ~ his salesroom No. 81
Liberty street. 70 storage and about twelve n
fourteen thousand dollars worth ESTIMATED valued slightly
damaged nardwsre eonsisung Of Axes Picks shoysis.
and permits TO examine the goods 70 be had Of the Auc
uonecr
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r BoGART. AucTIoSEER.-TH1 DAY, AT 10Y
81 o'clock. at No 50 Greenwich street. basement Bss
Futures, Paintings Feather Beds. Gas Fixtures Ac
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T BoGART. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OCT ~
81. Al l0k oeocs At the Auction Rooms, No Sorh VII.
ham street ousehod Furniture, consisting Of general
assortment Of Pacr. Bedroom and Kitchen FURNITURE Car
usts. Cotsaao rurniura IA. Ac-
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a TUITION N0TICEs-BOOTS AND SHOES
sire ~; ~ HOLLTNGSHEAD AUCTiONEER.
sniS DAi trUESDAYl, OCTOBER l6, AT l0lS O'CLOCK,
.ucr,oBf CHARLES c. WARREN,

pod EEdg Sii.RJ sEMi,WEEKLY PACKAGE SALE Of
nooiS, ShosS, BEOGANS, BALMoRALS, CATERS,
49,, -, hubkEkS. &C, FOR CASH. Ri
J ,, oNiE IrhnDluSAhD PACKAGES OR MORE OF
GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES SIZES AND GRADES.
These sales made exclusively on for ac-
count Of the leading In the trade
superior Inducements 70 cash buyers.
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LIZ COTTON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSE
Il hold nrniure. rosewood Pianos French Plate MIR
Parior suA Velvet Brnssels and Ingram
This day Tuesday October i6 At m West Thirty
street Eighth the entire Furniture OF house.
embracing every article Of rosewood, mahogany. black wall
and oak Goods-Wardrobes, Dressing Bureaus Bed
kinds 0lcoths Chandeers Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses
Fur Cape Sale peremptory, the leaves for Cali
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-16

GEORGE COOK. AUCTIoNEER.
VI ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF H.s4 aU
SECOND HAND AND NEW FURNITURE,
BY GEORGE COOK, on Wednesday. October II, a loh
o'clock at his salcsroo, 81 Liberty street. gentee House
hold Furniture including Psrior Chamber and Dining
Furniture suite and IN separate lots; Book Cases
absolute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-16

BOOTS SHOES. BRooANs,