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New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

enumerated motions will also be held by stranger Tho Sph
Term and Chamber business Is assigned Mr. Justice 1na
ham Wednesday the General Term viii meet for the fen
derng for the admission OF such law stu5nts
character their competency 20 the privileges and ugn OF
aornes and counseOrs OF the Court The Superior Court
will bold its usual terms Two Trial Terms presided ever
by Justices Munn and Mcneil Special Term held by Jus
tice Robert son and General Term be held By ths
naming Justices who will also attend Chamber business
The Common Pleas trial terms Judges Day and Bdy
presiding Judge CaTioso holding the for ezDar mOtOus
and issues Of law The Marine Court and District Courts vii
continue usuHl o.
The limited State District Cou will b. held BY Judge Ben
edict and tIe United Circuit Court By Judge Smaey
Ii E almost predict anything with regard 10 ohsea
10 b. tried Cases that the calendar off for Dany
reasons that prediction however wel0und Is IN two O o
three es sifed An that b. said is that the libel is
of Mr. Narozek aenns The sunday Mctp still pending
the quarrel among the Atlantic Cos stockholders yet unsued
and te guesOu of what constitutes OF color raised the
cose az Jna not vet uicd This latter case II stated WIN
moi h ready for trial TIL January next With regard 10 Nhh
has been done speak with more certainty Inc Jlme
will cose has disposed Of by trial under certain st
ton, which made merely formal and resulted IN the deie OF
tbe will Judge has rendered long opinion m the DO
tc cnsr roarmne the former decision OF our Courts a. W
the duties Beutrals and deciding the Meteor To have boa IN
violation those duties The courts generally nave ph
rLnp and an unusun pressure hs lcn brought 10 bear y
them fo the dispatch OF business The luries too oninf @
last month were prompt and more easily obtained th
bos been tc rule Tie Chambers OF the supreme Iou
ry unfit the immense amount OF business coming 70 ~
has ben cv from day 70 day throughout the term win
LAWYERS easpinC for share Of the twice ana thilce
T Tho crowds thai m this duy prove that the stflnce
ofbe,tb to duty yet LOST virtue but such snrue
would seem hardly necessary in oi the sums gwen c
city ior the dispensing of justice. IL VIII De seen
rntf elsewhere that calendars are TO DC made up ~ We
State Courts for next month There enough cases now
ever undposed on old calendars 90 occupy the IVus
during tho month and have something over
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

nanv small purchases at dear rates r. Che plan Of the archi
ect the cellar well lighted and wei vcnaied and
nunicaou with the loft Is also provided In arranging
the subdivisions Of the separate tencnents the
upper door Of Of these blocks there for
siderable diccnce Of opinion. Families o different
sizes viii and must want various accommodations
and Ac rcn must be IN proportion the space
occupied Probably only experience Determine precisely
what arrangements and size Of tenement Will the lEcst
proportion TO the capital expended the space oc
oupicd The gallery system arranged in the projected
tenement houses that cannot bc considered any wise OBJ
coasbe In these places the stairs and every room has s
separate window 10 the street and the watcrcoets and the
hydrant the cellar The gallery plan and that without
gaces have cncE their separate advantages but both plans
would 90 away with the dark ventilated bedrooms ana pas
sages which the worst features o the present -ieH
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
SrRnOGATEs COURT-DEc. l.

SURROGATES COUBT-DEc before Surrogate TUCKER
The wills Of the following deceased persons have
been admitted 10 probate during The past week Ogden ~
R0ger Charles CaIa Ole Peterson Jane T. Watson Robert
McNar Frank g. q. Tmsted, Mary A. Sportsman, Bennett
Chrestman Hannahette Mcsscrye barbara ohrbocker Cha
A. Heckscher Abraham ID. Clement, Ernest Richter, NJ
Nichols.
Letters Of administration the estates Of the following de
persons have been granted CRrsOn kOOpma Chaf
OIrCn, Oscar Tced HOn0ra Hays Catharne Moore Elll
beth Scinle Abraham Noltee Susan Carey, William IL Dol
son Rachel Kieey Michael OBren Marco A. Rogers Osen
T. Wendell Elijah Fisher John llnghcs Henry Erort samuel
MOrgenthan, Jacob HildegDraI.d, Philip Sanger. -
Letters Of guardianship haze been granted 20 the following
persons Andreas Muller guardian Of Sophia o. J. Krecke
Henry Strache guardian Catharne Stente; Alice Scott
guardian OF John Walter Scott John Sperling guardian Of
Henry Stephenson Wm j. Bolakcr guardian OF George IT
font Nathan Hcman guardian OF Henry Daniel md Lclna
Morgcnhau, Christina Sanger guardian OF Philip aud Iaia
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

Company. located in The State Of California, and .x.
tending from Sacramento Chyto he California St0ss
Linr, forming part oftee GREAT PACIFIC RMLRoAs
ROUTE, adQpted and aided By ne USTTED SrArEs
GOvERsMENT.
For Sale at IS per cent and accrued interest from jay
/, In currency.
For further particulars apply to
FISK HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in United States and other desr
bic securities. No. Hassau-st., New -Yosk.
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!, dull Dut sItuul

UOPS are rirm and In fair demand for home consumP"
We ouoie M from aOG lOd &c. 70 growth and qHaN A.
LEATHER-Hemock sole has oyn y ong ~ ~ bayeTS indet
baxc visited the swamp Prices show decline Eece r
the tannerics foot up 1000 sides Oak Sole mas 10
Leather is easier and closed heavy We quote; oIA d
Ueavv a. ac do light Cropped heavy f5di i9ei 10 I99
Cronred heavy A. sc; do Bellies heavy, nc Ics
Buen6s Ayrcs &C. Light 3ld32c. middle 5s5@ss6 h,sSJ,
3JdJ6c. California light Oa SltSi NlviT .. n T. hal!,
gJa3c Ornoco and B. a. Damaged ~! lssgls,esc OK
Poor do 9Q Q24c.; Slaughter IN the l9uBu' vv 4Odp@
Saugher-Iight 3j 42c. middle, b@Fei Il Ol ~
LiME-Rockland Is hrm and IN ialF Uehianu "
common and - 10 for Lump. ,, A o5 ; ncs
IATHS are lower but more active sac t y. ara nor
MOIASSES-There Is very little doing ana Isly,es nav
inay unchanged though whatever @ M NewOre.'
laws with the buyer; at auction sales OF ~ pos months
nj s3aio net cash. and 80 hhds BaFbados =. tde al ts
Inc stock OF MOasses made up TO dae docs Ao' tres
lots in first hands and will publish the ,nToKmss
soon as obtained; tho aggregate VII P'VV"'' ~
METIIS-Copper ruled dull and prices iel on SS,ssbias
for paInore and Lake American lngoti NeH i fne,
anu Yellow Metal 30c. Iron Is IN goou i1rfcan and so
with good demand az s.0G col ior NJ 4
market for Pork has been +. i denS
nv much yarabeness and depression t Low ther 50
allied and although prices arc ~ orther coaIs
t sant o eonhdelee; the Apprehension o 'sil.r 10 Dc
fion of the currency together Win Iui by baker
Trade and continued dlsrust O froN hes frti Do! y
@ becn the chief cause OF the violent H. one rnOn
- decline Of sl4 80 per bbl in less lh'H mi this ~
I'm, H. nnnoraleled IN the history Oh Tue oy couflen
denendent OF the failure Is quite enough hr~ had le
INC local trade has improved anu Nj o,,ancs ia 't
snPPns are comparatiycly quiet ana w IN ar.s m
ronSdcrabe reduction IN our stVOH M ,rctlon in it
tbe sersor and should We have lVtusi gh nsrsss "a
@ to & nust be- regarded as high inc u'-roacy 80
iehcl p G,1ncd 10 the Inflated state oi ine h., ubI
SSI! SusnI,a! action af this time cannot H te'"t and 10
uro,,gatiug uale and l4ile'u
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03


J. r. Palmer agt. Paul Cockshaw.-Motion granted.
Order to be- settled on notice.
In re the Rcceyorshp Of the General Mining Insurance
Company-MOton granted and reference ordered
Hirsch ag Oliye-Complaiut dismissed. judgment Tor
Plaintiff with costs. -. -
with $40 costs 10 abide the event OF the action upon the plain
tiff giving written stipulation 10 admit certain matters on the
trial stated in the aiida'its
In John Reilly, receiyer-Motion granted
A. G. NJ Pennington ct nl. agt George W. ChapmanMotion
for leave 10 renew motion denied without costs .
H. H. Misange agt John T. Lord ct alAloion denied with
In the Committee Of George HarrsonReport confirmed
Manuel Rapry aet D. VI De Laprcy-Ieport confirmed and
Judgment Of divorce granted ,
Ihe People So Joseph F. Clancy ag Metropolitan Board
Of Heath-MOtiOn denied without costs.
L. Ieferts agt James &. BrcyOOrt-RepOr OF Reference
Drv Dock last Broadway and Battery Railroad Company
agt the NewY Or and Harlem Railroad Company ct aOTder
settled
In the application on balai OF Sarah L. Wesercd et al
Motion granted. go , ,,
the plaintiff 10 abide the event Of action.
John IL Frochllgh agt Nor. & y. Y. Trans Co
In re- VIM H. hcIIeen agt The Controller Of the State,
onas ID Lsson et al agt Judah Lamson ct aReport OF
referee confirmed and order granted
John T. Walkeg oct. Mary Wslker-Judgrient Of divorce
Wm IT, Robinson nst Henry Balcock-Motion TO continue
Injunction denied and temporary nuleoD vacated With s0
costs to abide event Of action. -, =, ,, 81
A. G NJ Pennington Ct al ogt Geo. NJ Chapman.-Motion
0if Abel ct a. agt Moses samclsOnMoOn denied with
sl0 costs. - -' ---
Jeremiah Bcae q al agt L. T. BTashcrMotion 10 vacate
order O arrest denied.
VIM r. Grfiths agt Tbos A. Scott ct al-Inluucton dis
solved with $40 costs.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
SUPPOSED IYcrSprARY FrRE.-At % o'clock ye

SUPPOSED LEGENDARY FIRE.-At "a o'clock yester.
day morning Officer Mccormack OF the TwcHeh Precinct
discovered smoke issuing from the cigar store Of Henry Baker
I'm Ninthaye between Twcnysevcnh and Twenty
The officer at once broke the door and found box OF
combusble matter fire. Tho flames had ao communicated
with pile OF rubbish placed the counter The hro was
at extnguhed after trang damage had been sustained
Mr. Baker n aceraned Is Insured for s2 90 IN city COM
panes and this being regarded suspicious he was arrested
by the above officer aud held 10 await au Investigation by Fe
Marshal Baker
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
,xPoRIs - X, ri FRoM sErr. /, 1866. TO DATE.

FLiX-Ihe demand is fair and the market hrm al " 20
a. Ia f,r sbipping and 81 20dsl % for retail lots
GRAIS-Our market for Wheat notwithstanding the hnee
arrivals and encouraging news from Europe mas 'Ied s
oly moderate and confined chiefly 70 common QUALITIES Ihs
are steady other kinds lower and very d Inc meet
dnenc In rtardng business capitalists are disposed 70 Esls
for some expression Of opinion in regard 10 ol G
of currency Meanwhile business generaly keT 70
Tu very quiet The receipts Of Wheat have Oeen eXney
light far les than had expected and we ne eousans
ion o The Wheat that arrives Albany finds market al
he Fast and southern ports hence We are certain 10 Close hs
season with smaller stock than we ntimated two weeks %
INT M the absence Of any foreign demand may meet s
want, of our City Miers. There prospect however M
bence low prices are very improbable With further Ooa.
traction Of the currency Our present stock about ls
lrsos the sales to-day 90 bush rejected Spring ~
81 gOg % "a 90 bush No. Chicago Spring al y l5es2 -
and q - bush Amber State. at - SJas2 90
1-' "A
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
AIMING or c0NGlEss DEC. |, 1906.

The condition of tho Treasury compared with the
meeting of Congress ls is in the highest degree sats-
factory Gold has fallen per cent, while gold-oearing
bonds have advanced 81 per cent and the record cleared Of
sls7 J9i 900 Of short and call loans. The Department
from and imposs in receipt ofmoney to an extent
which places all borrowers at its command, and unless
Congress epeas tho present funding laws and reduces the
taxes, nothing can prevent steady movement toward
specie payments and lower prices
In freighs the engagements Liverpool are 1000 bush
Wheat at 3D. 10000 BUSH Oats at 3d. 500 bbls. Floug
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03


FLOUR AND MEAIs-We have had a very dull and DE-
pressed market for the past three four days. prices have
uctuated owing to the variations In gold variable news fen
Europe liberal arrivals and advance in cghts tbs
trade is well supplied and consequently there
petton buyers and effect sales any extent prices
have declined second and thdclass dealers buy sparny.
and complain trade with them is Ear below that Of ass
year this may accounted for by the fact that the great As
OF the people unable to pay these high prices and resort 70
cheaper food substitute receipts have been lern
and we lind our stock has increased materially aud Is NOD
far from 400 90 barrels this regard small stock.
pecaly should have any considerable foreign demandi
The receipts Of the week have consisted mainly of good and
choice rng Wheat Extras these have declined materially,
and are quite heavy the concession aud Family grades
have sold slowly at oWor and irregular prices Today the bs
uc, was moderate and all grades were lower the decline
being lOae on the low and Jae on the medium and hgs
grade the latter very slow Of sale; holders of the low rads
are generally disposed sell at the close the sales ac
10 l is at 81 3Jd ~ for Superfne state - sOds 80 fr
Sound Extra State s. 2O9s0 - for the low grades of WEST
er Extra $40 O5as 10 for Shipping Ohio; sl as3 10 or
Trade do and 10 d SlT ST Louis Extras incuded in the
saes nrs OO bbls City San Salvador Mills at Sl2 40
$50 Canadian dun and heavy, the supplys ample:
small sales o Extra els Oa SIS - Southern Flour s
easier and in demands sales OF 30 bbs at 81 dt2
for coumon TO fair Extra Baltimore and Country and s3 -
s6 . for Trade and Famiy Extras Rye I0ur IL Inactive.
and Is heavy sales Of 20 bbls. at s6Gs % Corn Meal
heavy snd in mOdeate demand Bucwhea Flour In TAR de-
mand at s.IaE3 - y 100 ~.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
PoRTs P FRoM SEPT. /. 1866, 10 DATE.
ryPnRIs FRoM sEPT. l,

Bv ba been in moderate demand for the trade and for eI
M nrcc have uctuated closing dull and oSer sales Oh -
bu,h OF Canada West private terms We have sllea
daily 10 our stock aud find it about l6OOO0 bgshes
and the prospect we shall close the season WIN .er n ~
npny t- the Winter Barley MBlt dull and heavy AH
Il Oats have been IN fair demand for home nse be:s
prce have fucuaed owing the changes IN gold sna sc
vance In eghtS To-day the market opened steady Dn ea go
Ir "a IN GOOD Iemand at the concession sales OF t0W
brsh M on &c for Western and 6j de6lc for state ke $
arrived freely and prices have declined closing uan d I
0s) hush anada at 81 % We have had variable mafs
for Corn The less favorable news from Europe h1 81 a
Esb mi 81 sasl 10 for bixed Western In store II ls.ds ~
for do anoa closing at Il si0Si ~ m slOc u u %
a AJael . IA bOui
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
corRr or cnMnIN PLEAs-prc.

The clerk gives notice. that N VIII DC necessary 10
renumber the General Calendar Of issues of fact acr the
December term sGi Lawyers are notified that the cases on
the calendar will retain their relative positions thereon for tbs
wear IsG7and requests that notice be given Of all eases that
have been discontinued settled referred otherwise disposed
Of aud not 80 marked on tho calendar
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY DECEMBER 1866

at is. Cd, 900 bush Barley Of Sd. To Lcndon-i'ooO
bbls. Flour at 2s 3d. and Bristol q 900 bush Wheat
at 4s. Cd. por quarter
Bills at 90 days London are quoted at 1885 9iC'i Tor
commercial 1895 for bankers do az short sight,
IOlallO,; Paris at 60 days 5Isi 55.l3i do at short
sight 5I3i 3iS5iII Antwerp. 5.l7lS5l5i Swiss, 9l'ie
SIS; Hamburg 3G! e36. Amsterdam, 4i9fll; FranA'
fort 4IIaHg: Bremen 7s, 7sa7e4; PrusSian tha!er''
72a72i.
Holders Of 30 or more December coupons OF the '5o
notes are reoueed By Mr. Van Dyck to send them IN 10
tho Tresery beforehand to time in the payment
The total imports at New-York for the week compare
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
NOTICE TO TUR BAR

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COpKf
Judge Belts will call the jury calendar on tuesday
morning December for the assignment OF causes NO Al
inif.Itv causes will b. called or assigned
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

SATURDAY, Dec. l-P. NJ.
Gold closed at lil2 The export OF the week has been
s6JOeoO
Government stocks are steady with more demand
State securities and Railway mortgages firm. Railway
shares were firm in the forenoon at the advance Of Friday
afternoon but after the call lower The amount Of
business was small aud there disposition TO press
sales Late in the day prices firm and closed a. fol-
lows: New-York Central, lllj dip; Erie, 7llG7lI
Reading ll2sli2l Michigan Southern, 81 esll Cleye-
land and Pittsburgh 81 6sjs Rock Island, lOlalOil
Northwestern as ijl; Northwestern Preferred, G8i
63I, cxdiydcnd; Fort Wayne, lO5dlO5: Ohio and Mis-
sissppl Certificates 29 Western Union Telegraph l61
Gi6i.
Money is moro abundant on CALL and at per cent there
is large business In Commercial paper no change.
Best names pass at 81 az per cent.
The week closes upon a dull market waiting the report
Of tho Treasury Department and the action Of Congress
upon financial topics. That the report will be con-
seryatye no one doubts but will be hard for Mr. Me
Cuoch 10 express himself in forciblc terms than
were used in 1863 That his statements will have the same
depessng effect upon market values is not 10 bo eS-
peced and whatever may be the turn OF prices after New
Yoars il will excite no surprise If smart speculation for
an advance is not made in December upon the increased
supply OF capital seeking employment on call at declining
rates of interest and tho common impression that Con
sress will not contract the currency without meeting the
strongest opposition from their constituents and The whole
debtor community.
The following figures will show the price Of gold stocks
and money on call Dee ., 1861 and Dec. 1866 with
the difference in prices between the two periods, together
with tho variation in prices in 1866, after Congress had
been in session a few WEEKS
MELTING or COSGgEss DEC. l. 1866.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFIfCE-Dic J.
Before Commissioner NV iuN
Before Commissioner White
ALLEGED pEALEEs N t'QUEER.'

I. agt. NH brlAehci ana Jor'i'l 'f'u'I
Tie accused charged by detective q" tht 'i ser
vice Division Of the 1rcusuy department VIII having SOFA '
him eleven 500 counterfeit national currency notes puorihg
10 H. issued by the Central National Bank Of Tins ty lhcy
Offered them Il is alleged 90 the detective thinking ~ Va.
hoycr AT thirty cents the dollar but finally agreed - take
twenty yc cents tho dollar The counicrcis are newly Is
sued and excepting dull appearance are LAe} TO dec'he
The accused wcrc committed FOR examination today
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
Ct Britain Other


HTDFS-wc have had a very dull market Tor Dry me @
sncs r last, prices ruled heavy but are without chang
pper Leather stock is in fair demand aud hrm I" et S
Hides are dull The stock Ot Domestic Shughter Is ,I s
Calcutta stock is nominal We quote as follows ior Di %
Bucnos Ayres sO02 lc BuonoS Ayres q 2te Monte' -
fornia NIcxican l7al7lc Porto Cabelio fGl'c5 h.,
Crz l5alGc; Tampco 15dl l6c; Naianor0s hgleeT ~, -
an aud Central American, lJ4 l6sc5 MaTacalOo isel
Bogoa l6 l6sc: Rio Hache DRY and Dry Salted -
SaSana and Carthagena, l2l Gi3c Curacoa ale bS S
IeTas l5df;c Dry Sailed Hdes-Chl Isl dl6le CanS
f,Ia i.al3cs Sandwich Islands, l3dl4ci southern o S
Ws,ern % ne Wet Salted Hides-Buenos Ayres q vcI
Rio Craude lOd l0ie California l0c Para lOa lOie5 VIZ
ern II lalc Country slaughter Trimmed ana Tled TS
fity do ia lac CITY do ia l2cal gold pper L~ess ~
Sto.k-Ileuos Ayres and Rio Grande Kip p Je % Sis
Leone SEA &c; Gambia and Bissau. - sc MinoS a,sa
Fast India SiockCalcutta City slaughter ga 2ict 1
1eod Crcenl lga 9c-currency Calcutta (Buiaol nc
NUFNp-Nanil, continues firm with fair demand a. ~
cold tlther Kind, are dull but steady.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

John o Reilly ngt. the Mutual Life lnsuia1ce Co
The plaintiff in this case insured his life with the
defendants At the outbreak Of he Rebellion be residing
i'm Alabama md unable pay the Wcmium, directly 10 The
defendants bot paid 10 their agent Mccoy In lrhl he o
pay them the premium for that year bot the defendant.
refused 10 receive ground that the policy forfeited
through payment OF the premiums In ls0 the panilh
rendered the premiums for the previous i've year which was
refused plaintiff brought suit to have the policy DC
cnred valid and binding a that be- may Dc rc!nsnied in
respect his rights thereto. The company was Mutual
Company .. . &,
Tie defendants demured 10 this complaint that the Court had
no Jurisdiction and thai the facts did not constitute cause Of
action
The Court no, rendered opinion In which, after sug
ccstng that probably relief which present b.
GRANTED the plaintiff and that IL is doubtful whether the
Court relieve at all In the circumstance IL holds that the
facts sufficiently stated and gives Judgment on the de-
murrcl with leave to amend.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
THE MARKETS.
Ic4rssuIly reported for The TRpusr.r

NEW-YOEK, Saturiay. Dec. l. ls5f
ASHES have undergone essential change in prices the
demand moderate at ~ 75dslO for Pots and SAat4 M
Pearls
BRICKS are without change quote Common Hard az
s2 JOaSl3 80 CrOtOn S2ds24 and Philadelphia ont s7
COTIONThe demand is light mostly from exporters aai
prices without essential change sales OF 900 bales ss
about gic Tor MddhDg Upands 10 3lc for Midding New
Orleans dough some holders ask ic. y 10. higher.
COFFEEThe demand moderate and We have saes TO
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
TUE COURTS FOR DECEMBER,

THE COURTS FOR DECEMBER.
The last month of the year s one OF the busiest In
e Corts The Supreme Court holds three circuits presided
over b. Mr. Justice barnard Mr. Justice Cerke and Judge
from another District The Special Term fox the hearing Of
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
cnrrr CALENpAR-Tmn IA

SUPREME CoURT-CncUiT.
,IsiI Ly BAnSARp J.-Oyer aud Turminer Court opens
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

SL-PREME COZ ET-C -CHANBEHs-DEc. before Mr. jus.
ticc SUTHERLAND.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

SUPERIOR COUGT-SucAL TEni-DEc. before Ch j.
RoHEEI~ON.
VORPGrTED LTPg ISsURANCES-TIIE REBELLION 40
EXCUSE FoR FAILING TO PAY THE YEARLY rRE.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

OF 10 O'Clock a. rL
Nos.
B5'-Sichols ast. kcuy.
gG1- Same hrt. sane.
61J-kinue at. Ford
lE5-Huich.uson at. Allen.
7i3 -Chumbcrlain at. Saiisbury.
sgl-bcniou at. Myers.
2lJ3-Bcrnhridi agi. iisuman.
3O.l-Gcnrt nsi. howlant.
I5si-fosisr ntt. Willard.
qJJ-BurcAc ari. Kelly, Snel u.
l519-Dcl bauco AT. Ea.tm %.
Part ll-hcld by CLEKKK. j.
Nos.
ail-Re1ne't sgt. Rosa
2lt6-nirrhird SO smith.
lgl0-McGesriy asi. Pottigrrw.
lagi-kmber -. Carpen,er
5j2-Whiie oct hcCiean.
5g3-Mau. Oh { @. agt. Csmdou 4
Auaboy II II. Go.
GT1-Campbcii ert. the Mayor SC
iao-NcCready s-i. johnson.
Ilsl-Dyrr agt. on.
li4O-Ailen AZ. Alien.
Part 1ll.-Heh b. - J.. a. :
O'loc
Nos.
l2gl-Rexfori egi the SeyeuIh-ive
Railroad 60.
li6g-Ander-0n AT. Smsh.
5l5-lsrlin 80. Bushley
3u-Thr !. Bank ast. Dubois.
lO9-Duscu ss,. The LcL B
lns 60.
l0To-Samo sg,. TIE Globe =. las
CO.
lJ7l-Ssme s.i. The Cor. 7. lns
Co.
iOi2-Same AZ. The X. CO. ! los
90.
lJTJ-sime asf. The 7. y. l. Go.
SUPREME COUH1
Held by -. J., a. No. y Dr
a. m.-lI
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
HVIIInhIIJ AHVIIuuKUV'
sTDcK nncENInER IAli
STOCK DC. l..

have been only in limited demand, but wieh
supply on hand prices are hrIn.
aTOCE nEr
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

ErpTsg Company Siocts.
Adams cK div.....sJ ~ Pr ~
] ato.rictn .. IL % ~ u1
United states ...- 70 "
lfdHgficiulrg SiockS
Russell lilc....-- . % . ~
Saiou De Tcrrc--. TO So.