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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF TIE EVENING TEL1apApu
FRIDAY. NOvennhe.r q loco

The Stock Market opened rather dnu tb,s
Inornl9g, out prices we're steady. In Cavern.
.neht a1t bonds there, was no material change 10
Houce' 9'2Os sold at 110t@ll01; ll4l was b;J
ior 6s OF 1881; 1904 for IO-40s: i07l for In,Ot
a'SOs; and 1866 for June do. CITY loans eon'
tlnue IN fair demand; the new issue solS az
lOz4glO2t, decline of 4. ~
Railroad shares were the most active NJ, .ho
list. Camden and Amboy sold at l99 an aS-
vance of j; Pennsylvania Railroad at kssSase
no change; and Northern CeuralIat so. an al
vance OF 4 70 was bid for Little schuyikIIl;
Ga for Norristown; 5S5 for Rearing; 6S for
Minehill; 28 for Elmira common; ~ for pre-
ferred do; 2s4 for Catawissa preferred; and a9l
for Philadelphia and Erie.
City Passenger Railroad shares were nm
changed. Thirteenth and Fifteenth sold at 2Ol:
80 was bid for Second and Third; 53A for West
Philadelphia; 10 for Hestonville; 3lt for Green
and Coates; and 80 for Germantown.
Bank shares continue in good demand for
Investment at full prices, but we hear Of no
sales. 233 was bid for North America; IA for
Philadelphia; l30 for Farmers and Mechanics':
% Tor Northern Liberties; So for Kensington; !;
for Consolidation.
Canal shares were firmly held. Scbuylkin
Navigation preferred sold at 368, no change;
ana Lehigh Navigation at 594, no change. 27{
was bid for Schuylklll Navigation common:
l2O Tor Morris Canal preferred; l5k for Sueoue,
hanna Canal; and 573 for Delaware Division.
mere is no material change to notice in the
Money Market. Call loans are offered at 43C05
PNt NShV' hob Oihoo paper continues
scarce and ranges at from to 81 per cent. per
annum. -
Quotations of Gold-1OB A. NJ, 1464; IL A. M.
1463; II M, I6b; P. M, l464
On the market for American securities,
Messrs. Satterthwaite & Co. say:-
1--WE have had very inactive market in Lon
don Tor American securities since our last: the
fluctuations have been unimportant, and closing
prices vary but little from this day week. There
were inquiries yesterday for Confederate bonds
and the price was from 81 to 6, apparently on
the idea that the quarrel between the President
and the Congress may result in something
favorable to the Southern States and their
Creditorsn
PHlLAnELpHIA STOCK RYCHANGRroLIpoH AL DO IN. M W
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FROM WASHINGTON THIS AFTERHOCS.

lsrEcIAL DEsPAToHEs TO EVENING TELEGRAPH ]
WASHINGTON November 9.
True Bil Against ConOver.
The Grand Jury of this District have made
presentment of perjury in the case of Sanford
Conover, the witness in the JEFF Davis assass.
nation case.
Swami for Senator.
1t is understood that Governor Swann, of
Maryland, is to be made United States Senator
by the newly-elected Democratic Legislature.
in place OF Creswell, Union.
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MINNESOTA.

TBE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY ABOUT 10000.
ST. PAUL, November 9.-Returns from our
few exceptions. Republican gains are reported.
The majority in the State will probably reach
10000. Each Congressman will have an In
creased majority. The Legislature win stand
tors and 81 Republican and 10 Democratic Re-
preBentatives,
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Salisbury. Riddle
MARYLAND.
THE RESULT THE STATE.

BALTIMORE, Md, November 0. Allegheny
county elects the Republican ticket for LegisIa.
ture, as do all counties in Frank Thomas dis
trict. The next Legislature will stand as fol-
lows - Senate, l6 Democrats, Unionists; |;
House OF Delegates, 50 Democrats to 81 Repub-
LieutenantGovernor Cox, Will also act with
the Democracy. The Republicans only carry
four counties in the State. This is reliable, and
there will be no change from these figures.
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COLORADO
Movements of Indians-The DOubt About
COlOradO-Public Lands

DENVER CITY, November s.-The Cheyennes
commit no depredations, but express q deter,
mination TO drive the whites from SMOKY HlI
The Copperheads, headed by Governor Cum.
mings, are making strong effort to defeat the
Sdmlssion o. Sol0laao lniO 9ne Union, and the
has called a Convention, to meet on the 2it6
instant, to carry out the programme. The
entries of public lands in Colorado for the last
IL months are l5l, 900 acres-an excess over the
same time last year of Ill 900 acres.
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BET ZEN BOARDs

-Messrs. William Painter ~ Co., baukers. No.
80 South Third street, report the following rates
OF exchange today at II o'clock:-U. S. 6s, 1881
coupon coupon, ll41@ll45; o. s. 5,2Os, coupon, 1862
@1O74; do, new, 1866, llO@ll63; U. s. i0-4Os.
coupon, lOO}9lOOB; U. S. 73Os, 1st series IO7S
@l07s; do, I'd series. O5301O5B; do, Sd series,
iO58@lO5t; Compound Interest Notes, Decem,
Der, 1864, 13g@135.
-Messrs. De Haven d Brother No. 40 soptb
Third street, report the following rates of ex.
change to-day at P. M.:-American gold i4e
@l465; Silver & and IS, I4O; Compound Interest
Noaes, June 1854 1861 do, July, 1864, l6b; do,
December 1864, l35; do, May, 1865, III; do
AUGUST, 1860, lO4; do, September, 1866, 81; do.
October, 1866, 81. '
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The Indian War.

BAN FRANcIsOo, November 9.-AriEona papers
OF october 26 say more troops are needed to
suppress the Indian depIedati0ns in that Terri
tory. The MohaVe tribe show friendship TO the
whites, and thirty Of their number are now out
with Americans on the War-path,
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ILLINOIS,.

ABOUT $4,000 REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.
QUINCY, H., November 9.-nlinois has gone
Republican by $4,000 HARDING, Republican, is
largely increased majority,
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Louis Napoleon,s Health.
THE GERMAN QUESTION.
Prussia Warned by the Austrian Cabt
net Appointments.

BERLIN, November 7.-Prussia Sees in the
appomtment or Baron Buest as Minister of
Foreign Affairs of Austria, an attempt on the
part of the Cabinet of Vienna to Interfere in
questions considered settled.
If this view be correct it will impel the Prus-
sian Government to complete more quickly and
surely its national wek in Germany.
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IB LIvERrooL OoTroN MARKnT.

LIVERPOOL, November 8.-The market for
cotton ls dull and prices have declined one
eighth Of penny. The sales to-day have been
5000 bales. Mid ling Uplands are quoted at l4Ed.
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Change of Administration In venstin.
ENGLAND.
The Ex-RebeI American Navy.

LONDON, November 8.-The case of the ex.
Rebel American steamers seized at Liverpool
which was brought before the Admiralty Court,
has been allowed, by consent of all parties, to
stand over It is believed that the matter will
be privately adjusted.
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Shin News.

New YORK, November 9.-Arived, steamer
England, from Liverpool. The schooner Frcde-
rick Hal, from Philadelphia, has been ashore
on the South Prother, in He'll Gate but has
since been got of.
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Markets bv Telegram.

NEW YORK, November O-COttOn DECLINING :
saes at 3749394c. Flour dull, and 15@I26c. lower
sales OF 5000 barrels State at S9912 so; OhIO e1l60
sales OF $50 barrels &C S12 809l7'25. Wheat dull
and nomlnally dec ined 2a3c. Mixed nCOrn lc
10 Eer. Beef dull. Pork dull and nominal.
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Another Exhibition.-Itis is proposed 10 hold an
Industrial Exhibition IN Leeds, England, In
1868, and the sum Of t6A, 900 has already been
guaranteed.
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NEVADA.

UNION STATE TICKET ELECTED BY 1000 MAJORITY.
SAN Francisco, November ga Carson City
despatch says that the Union party carried the
Nevada state election yesterday, by about 1000
majority -
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Latest Details of the Victories.
FentOn's Majority in New
York, II, ,3O6.
Good News from Kansas. Min
nesota, and Nevada.
Ets., Etc, ETC., Etc, Etc, Etc.
NEW YORK.
THR MAJORITY PoR GOVERNOR.

THE MAJORITY POR GOVERNOR.
Additional returns from the rural districts
received yesterday and last night continue to
iocrease Governor Fenton's majority until 1t
has reached ,306, as shown by the folio wing
tablet
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DELAWARE.
THE VOTE FOR GovERNoR.

THE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.
The Wilmington Gazette (Dem.) claims the
following on the vote OF the State. The COM
naerctGt (UnIon) thinks it is too high for sauls
bury, the Democratic candidate:-
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Great importance Is attached to the negotia-
tions which are pending between the Patriarch
OF Oonstantinople and the Pope for the union OF
the orthodox Greek and Roman Catholic
churches. 1t is generally believed that the
negotiations are being carried on under the
auspices of France, and that, should they prove
successful, toe influence of Russia ia theaPenin.
sula of the Balkan would be destroyed, and
France would then become the future protecting
power of the Christian population in Turkey.
Tne movement is looked upon very favorabiy
in Paris, as 1t is considered the only basis
tor q defnitive solution OF the Eastern question.
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MICHIGAN.
TIE UNION MAJORITY 20 nnn

TIE UNION MAJORITY 80, 600,
DETROIT, November 9.-Mlchigan gives nearly
80, 600 majority, and gains increase as ot6cisi
returns come in. We claim to be the Banner
State for gains. But one Democratic Senator in
the Legislature is elected.
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are the current prices for American securities;-
United states Five twenties, 90; Erie Railway
shares, sos; Illinois Central shares, a.
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England and Hanover,

The Prussian Government have given their
reply to the representations which have been
made by the English Cabinet in favor of the
King OF Hanover. Prussia declares that she
never thought of attacking the private property
OF King George, but that she will only retain it
until he has returned the twenty million thalers
deposited by him in the Bank of England, which
amount Prussia declares to be the property of
the State.
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ITALY.
The King OF Italy In Venice-MObIIiza.
ton of the National Gmnrd.

VENICE, November fixing Victor Emanuel,
the ruler of united Italy, entered the city at Ii
O'Clock this morning. The Patriarch of Venice
received his Majesty in the Church of st. Mark,
where Te Deum was chanted in honor of the
event. The reception given by the municipality
and people was magnificent, and great ioy was
manifested everywhere. The crowd which
turned out was so immense that the troops were
unable 10 dedle before the King for want of
space. The National Guard of Venice has been
modified.
Change of Administration In Venetia.
The Italian Government have resolved that no
change shall take place in the judicial admin
istration OF Venetia, but only that several of
the present magistrates shall be replaced by
other officials.
Better Feeling Between the Italian Gov.
ernment and the Papal Court.
Rumors are current that the Papal Court is
manifestlng a more conciliatory disposition
towards the Italian Government, and that nego-
tations will shortly be resumed between Italy
and the Holy See.
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION.


Max1mtltan Announced to Remain.
PARIS, November THE ships which have
been ordered for the service of removing the
French troops from Mexico are ready to sail.
The Montteur of to-day says that MaXimilian
will remain in Mexico.
Louis Napoleon's Health.
New ORLEANS November S.-General Beaure-
caro-, in private conversation with friend.
denied the alarming reports that are in circula.
tion with regard to the Emperor Napoleon's
health.
When he (Beauregardl left the French capi.
tai, the Emperor's condition was nearly as good
physically, as it had been for years.
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MEXICAN MISSION.

Sherman and Minister Camp
bell in New York-Their Reception at
the Metropolitan Hotel Last Even
ing-The Departure To
Morrow, Etc. Etc.
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COUNTY RETURNS.

LAPEER, Mich, November S.-This county has
given Republican majority OF $50; two years
ago it gave 32S, including the soldiers vote.
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The Difficulty Between the Porte
and the United States Settled.
MACMILLAN ANNOUNCED TO REMAIN.
The Grand Reception of Victor
Emanuel in Venice.
Etc. Etc. Etc, ETC., Etc, Etc.
TURKEY
Trouble with the United states Settled.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, November THE trouble
between the Sultans Government and the Ca bi-
net OF the United States, growing out of the
conduct of the Turkish officials towards the
Consul and Consulate of America in the island
of Cyprus, has been settled.
Proposed Union Between the Greek and
Roman Catholic Churches
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The Reform Agitation in EngIand-The
Ministry Alarmed.

Its asserted that the English Cabinet is occu-
plying itself seriously with the agitations for
Reform, which have recently assumed gigantic
proportions. The Conservative members OF the
House are of opinion that the movement is
not OF Importance, but the official reports upon
the meetings, which have Been received by the
Government here, 1t is stated, produce pro-
found impression upon Mr.. Disraeli and Earl
Derby. Mr.. Brand, the reporter OF the Wing
party, was present at each of their popular de.
monstratlons, and he has represented the situa-
tion as very serious, and even intimated that if
reform Dill Is not proposed this year, great
danger and disturbance of public order are
hkelyto ensue The Ministry have however,
not yet come to any decision on the subject.
A New Reform Bill.
Mr.. Disraeli is said to have drawn up the draft
OF a far more liberal Reform bill than that which
was introduced by the Wings and thrown out
by the Conservatives during the last session.
The Fenians and the Quebec Fire.
A general belief prevails here that the great
conhagration which occurred at Quebec on the
l4th OF October was the result of Fenian incen-
diarism.
Financial and Commercial INTEL igence.
LoNDON, November 6.-The money market Is
quiet Console for money, e9a, The following
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY,, JUNG ID T. n
BREADsrurFs Receipts 40 bbls 6our, 100 do corn
meal 81 bushels wheat, TO- 800 do corn, 1915 do
oats and 900 do rye. The market for State and West
ern -four was inactive and prices for common grades
ruled &c. 10c. lower while prime and choice brands
steady at the rates current yesterday The sales
comprise g. 600 bbs at revised quotations annexed
excepting prime had downward tendency The sales
were 400 bbls Canada flour was dull and common and
medium qualities declined In some cases Sc per bb
The about 500 bbs Rye -four wac firm ct
our quotations. with moderate demand Tho sales
were 200 bbls. Corn meal quiet but unchanged.
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Wheat was irregular. Common and inferior descrip-
tons had strong downward tendency, while prime aud
mand from the coastwse and local trade The sales
comprise 10 900 bushels at 81 10 81 20 for new No
Milwaukee 81 10 81 s. for winter red Western and
81 O6 for good new No. Milwaukee, Corn in good
demand but at easier prices Tho sales reached
bushels. At TIC SOC for unsound mixed Western,
Sac for old mixed Western in store 83kc. for choice
new mixed Western and csc. for handsome white
Western. Oats were in good demand, and prices were
&c. SC. better The sales at SIC. &c. for
Western and $50 for Wisconsin. Rye was again hrmer.
We note sales of bushels Canada 81 TO- Barley
and malt were dull and nominal.
CorToN without particular change. The improved
tone Of the European advices, however, served to
strenk then the Of sellers somewhat, and there
less disposition manifested to SELL The sales
very moderate, comprising only 100 bales To-day's
receipts were 2, It's bales. We quote
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FREIGHrs were very quiet but unchanged. The en-
gagements ITO Liverpool $50 oil cake at los
lis, IS hhds tallow a. l6s 1000 bbls petroleum S.
To London 400 bbls petroleum 6s, and last evening,
1000 bushels corn a SID TO Glasgow. per steamer
a. 900 bushels I'D SO hhds tobacco at 4Os To
Bremen 80 hhds tobacco at LIS 3D. The charters
ship to Naples tobacco 32s Sd. brig Cork for
tinent schooner Porto Rico and back moasscs SIS rs
and under deck brig TO Nuevtas and back, 81 500;
brig from Gace Bay to New York, coal. IS; six or
eight vessels IRON Lingan, G. B., and Cow Bay TO New
York, - 90 schooner from Jacksonville to New York,
rcsawed lumber $l2; to Portland corn &c. one to
Portsmouth. s.c' six from jersey City and Elizabeth.
port TO Boston. coal 81 Hamburg brig to Rio Janero
an bark to Mobile, on private terms.
crate demand at 92c. 95c, the latter price for lots
from store. Resins without essential change in
value the market closing quis Tar INV was
,91s do butter, and 800 do cheese The market Tor
pork opened heavy, with limited demand, but closed
spot amounting to 5000 bbs at $40 81 $50 62h for
mess, closing at $50 So cash; &2s % $40 90 Tor
delivery ESQ bes new mess for June July and August
at $50 rs s31 10, sellers and buyers option Beef
was steady IN price, while the demand was moderate
sales OF 500 bbls at SO $21 for plain mess and
$21 80 &24 SO for extra do Beef hams were quiet
unalercd prices We quote the range from $40 90 10
SAC cut meats notice sales OF $50 packages at
I3s.c for shoulders, and lie 1876. for hams Bacon
was steady with sales Of 400 boxes at 15c 1bAc fol
Cumberland cut and 1916 for short ribbed. Lard was
In limited demand but prices without noteworthy
change We note sales OF 100 bbs at 19sc 22Zc, the
outside price for small lots Of choice kettle rendered
Butter steady at Csc SIC for old and 25c a42c fol
State. Cheese continues dull at SC. a zoe
PETRoLEuM-Rcceips, ., 142 bbls. There was no espe
cia change TO Ia the market for either crude or
bonded, though the demand scarcely active the
sales being confined TO 1000 bbls. at 2oc. a26hc. fol
crude, and dc 43c for bonded.
SrGAR.-The market continued very firm, though the
demand was rather less active The sales 300 hhds
Cuba muscovado at from 10c l2c and 81 hhds Porte
RICO nj 13ikc. Refined sugar was quiet but without
material alteration In prices We quote standard hardi
at 16c 1Ic coffee at 15kc. a16ysc. and yellows Al
13kc. a l5c.-the latter price for extra G.
WHIsKEy Receipts, go bbls. Holders were firm al
81 20 for State and 81 81 for Western but the demanc
continued very light and the sales were only in trnl
lots, comprising 100 bbls
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Since Jan. l. $IO4 600 sUS xbl, w xI*J sOIybz
The annual report OF the directors OF the New Jersey
Railroad Company tmade TO the stockholders today
shows receipts have been 81 ,s3l an In
crease those OF the previous year amounting TO
s3l237l. The expenses were $l,o72, e57-$2se,67
more than those OF last year The capital stock Of the
company has been increased TO $5oooooo pursuant TO
the recommendations OF the stockholders at the last
annual meeting The funded debt increased $40
by the sale Of bonds of the proceeds Of which the
floating Indebtedness Of the company amounting to
sl45 o0o has been PAID Extensive improvements and
repairs have been made during the past year. and pro-
perty has been purchased New York and Jersey CITY,
giving space for increased freight business, which it
Is surmiscd will be needed the completion q the
connecting road at Philadelphia, which will enable
freight TO pass TO and from the south and West without
change OF cars
The business transacted at the Sub Treasury to-day was
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Foreign exchange was inactive, but rates firmly
maintained Bankers bills England at sixty days
held at ITO in gold three days Ill 4. Bills on Paris
atlong date 61lt4 5.sk Double eagles scarce,
that they command premium Of u per cent aneages
and half eagles u respectively. The extent Of the
Improvement in prices reported by the Africa the
London Stock Exchange for Consols and American
ritiea will be seen by the following cnmnarisan
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At Frankfort the 26th ut fvetwenties quoted
1t 6Sh including the accumulated interest; the latter
being counted in Germany, bat not in England.
The details OF the last statements of the public
debt are as UNDER
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DRY GOODS.

A SET OF BEAUTIFUL SLEEPING ROOM CURTAINS
n and Drawing Room Curtains window Shades. Bed anc
Table Linen, at extremely low prices /. Il. WALRAVEN
marble store, CSC Broadway between Fourth anc
Great Jones streets,
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HooP SKIRTS, WIRE 40
RfcHlRD WALTERS, Auc,oneer win sell this dsy
THURSDAY At II O'Clock, At 80 Chambers street large
ausnti, ~ Hoop skirts. Wire Ac.
Taos H. Fnsnis Deputy. JOHN KELLY, sheriff.
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ARTIFICIAL EYES.

A BuRNHAx's FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE Bx
"A. press-Once us West Eleventh street. near stxih
avenus Furniture families moved CITY or country fura
psanoortes packed sud shipped furniture stored
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QTH WARD PROPERTY WANTED TO PURCHASE =
~ Price not 70 e,ceed stm Address, vita full par,iea.
lars, yudson, Herald onice.
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n,o MrLLINBRs AND COUNTRY STORE KEEPERS
Our wholesale will be ready for bargains TO
dav We cut Lengths thsa down town iObbers sell
pcccs Call At EDw. RfDLEys, s0a ri and siiI brand
street &C. % and ~ Alec street. af,a block east from the
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OFFICE OF PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ No g Wall street. corner Hanover street. New York.
NOTICE TO SCRIP STOCKHOLDERS.
Notice Is hereby given that the Board Of Directors at their
stated meeting held ths date unanimously adopted the fol
lowing. VIZ.
Resolved That for nfy (so) per in cash. pay.
able the LIST OF June 1855 be and the Same s hereby
made on the holders Of tho scrip stock Or RECORD ct ne oos
M being afy dollars $50 each share issued under
the act of 1855 TO increase the capital stock Of the Company
Resolved That said payments be made until and In
elusive Of the LIST day August with interest at cent
per annum from and after the said LIST day Of June.
In accordance with the of the said scrip stock the
same with the paid thereon, will be liable To for
eiure In defu of payment on or before the said LIST day
of August, 1885
Certificates Of stock will be ready for delivery the pay
ment and surrender Of the certificates of scrip stock at the
company's office.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
THEO r JOHNSON SecrAtarY.
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Since Jan l.. ses, 1858 81 100, ssl sos l54 4l3
The imports compare as follows
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SHERHEfF,ss, s sA sdkFARAr,yo MACHINES prsKs .o
RICHkRD WALTERS, Auotioneer, will sell, Friday !,
II II oobek n Bast Broadway4 Grain Separating Ma
'o Joss tSscs. Deputy. JOHN KELLY sheriff.