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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

Mr.. Julians bill, which passed tho House Jss.
terday by ] IL to 20, has been very ignorantly OF
very wilfully misrepresented. II is not bill
to open Southern lands to negroes exclusively.
1t is a bill providing that all the public lands Of
Alabama, Mississippi. Louisiana, Arkansas. and
Florida shall be disposed Of according To
the Homestead Law of 1852, except that
the entry shall be for 30 acres instead of 100
The sale or lease OF these lands is prohibited
and there is to be no discrimination in the SET
Element Of them on account Of race or color
Such measure is urgently needed for the pub
lie welfare not le,s than for the welfare Of any
particular class. Ii concerns each Of these
States that the lands within their borders
should be settled and improved at ali early
day. 1t concerns them not less that a
means should be found TO prevent pau
perism, to counteraet unfriendly legislation
in reference to the negro, and to open a path
way for industry and honest toll. To enlarge
the opportunity Of the laborer is to augment
the wealth of the State. Those who op'
pose the bill of Mr.. Julian, would dimin
ish the prosperity Of the community FOL
the sake OF gratifying their prejudice against
race, their hatred against its deliverers, and
their resolution to continue the expressions ol
Slavery
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Jcnkins's BIZ. We Learn that very many Oh
o., high City fanct.cnarics (who are either ~
posed TO stealing, or have stolen enough are
heartily in favor of it. We doubt that tithe
Of orr tax payer. are opposedtoit. This Board
can expend nothing. but can cutail needless
expenditure aud ferret out peculators. DO let
orr CITY hlYe The benefit Of 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

Ia the Senate, vestegGav a bill was intro.
duoed aud referred TO ame1l the Judicial system
Of the United States, providing for 10 Circuit
Judges, and making various changes in the
present arrangement O. tie L. s. Courts. Mr..
Doolittle presented the credentials of John Pool,
claiming 10 be Senator from North Carolina,
which, alter a testimonial in his behalf by Mr..
d., were laid upon the table. Petitions were
presented for the repeal @. the Homestead Law;
pnd from citizens Of Wisconsin that Congress
will iegisiate for the protection Of loyal men al
the South. Resolutions were adopted that the
Judiciary Committee inquire what legisla-
ton is necessary 10 protect United
States citizens in Utah, and that
the Senator'S elect from Colorado be admitted
TO the floor. A bill was introduced to repeal
the act for the settlement Of claims for property
destroyed by the army or navy in the Rebel
States. A bill for the relief of Paymaster Rit-
tsuhouse Of the Pacific Squadron was passed.
The pending resolution for the amendment Of
The Constitution was taken up, debated by Mr..
lane (Ind.), and postponed till to-day. The
Freedmen's Bureau bill was reported from
the Judiciary Committee, with the House
amendments, with recommendation for agree.
.rnent, except in the amendment restricting the
bill TO those States in which the habeas corpus
was suspended Feb /. With this exception the
House amendments were agreed TO and the bill
passed. AT 81 o'clock the Senate adjourned.
In the House, petition vas presented and re-
rsrred for an increased duty or imported cigars.
1he bill 70 extead The provisions OF the Home
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1W1HlzLYN NEWS.

CosyiC TON OF A CoUaTRaFBIrgs % r,slrRo
SIATEs CUsRgScY-The tral of Nelson Stewart Il, ths
Cnites District Court Dndgs Benedict vfesidiag) x~s
concluded yesterday afternoon. The evidence tsksr
disclosed IN. fact that the accused had in courss NJ
years past established several places for the manufacture,
CT counterfeit bills ard employed young men ads,taa
10 cha business Of printing engraving &c. When on,
establishment became TOO well known. he yonld uoys
TO another until his arrest for his connection win
the counteIfeitlng establishment in Msspeth Qussss
Comfy some months since. II was eontended on lie
psf OK the prisoner that he had been engaged
at the house in Maspeth in the interes, q 9hs
United States Government Detectives; tia, n
vas not his purpose to manufacture counterfeit biIs
bn to detect tie operators, with the view OF transfer.
ing ths and their materials TO the proper enborts,
On .e oou;rary II stated By the District Attcney
that il vas known that lie lad brought ilks dies col
or, and papers TO the house and took the nanuscnsj
article away again. The Judges charge TO the jarr
review ed the whole case n. some length, commenting
upon every feature ia the evidence and where any po
ton appeared fs.orabe TO the prisoner. dye. upon
With emphasis The Jury retired about ococs ana
Ia about four minutes thereafter returned with yer.
dict Of guilty. Sentence is fixed ioT "Wednesday h.x.
week The prisoner appears 10 be about 20 years Of
age and, until bis arrest occupied ine maa4c1 on
Staten Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

TIRE SrRlrUALsT ROBBERY cAst.-Ia, b.
animation ia thi, case was concluded tefoSe Juis,
Daley YESTERDAY A great mauy witnesses were et
,rnis.a yho,e testimony went 70 show co..uyon b.
tween Mrs Cutler and te- soc N tue Isposton Of tbs
property Tie spiri, story US. pretty vel explode
HE criminal charges against Messrs Euo' ahe vs''
bra,h. .or reesivias stolen goods weto d.~s'ei 81
the ustics Arxlners was thel hai OF ia ds.esi'os
or.6e property seized b. the police aud tae ',ee 70
served his decision until Satrrdsy ceEt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09
GENERAL NEWS.

The [. :. Marshal, yesterday. again made re-
nrl IN tue ease Of Charles Hoee who is claimed by
he Prssan Government Under the eIraditon treaties
ina toe Sheriff holds hin under arrest in civil suit
aad reflses to slrreIdoy LIN 50 tie L. > CHcers.
flshef adjournment was therefore taken for the pur
pose OF consulting With Tie Authorities at Washington
A serious railroad disaster occurred yesterday
morning on toe Bloomfield az Newark Branch of the
Morris end Essex Railroad milton Hot o; Newark
Was killed and eight others wo9Hded one OF them, II rs
tbo1ght fatally. Tie Ct lie accident Will I've in
,e,.sated to-day before Co.Oas, Sandiord and jury
MAJ. Gen. James J. Fessenden, son OF Sena.
tol Fessenden Of Maine Is said 70 have accepted the
position Of Superintendent of the New England d.
vision of the National EEpress Company. of which
r:,a. j. T. Johnston ia President His headquarters
Will he in Boston.
In the case of a. 7. Stewart agt. Richard T..
Co.hurn for alleged ibe N the Cour, Of Oyer and
rsr,niler yesterday. the deeaesnt appeared by his
counsel Messrs. George Shes aud John sodgwick and
sisted that he was ready and sxious for trial bun tbs
day has rot yet been set
The Arion Masquerade d the Academy o
Music last night was brilliant affair and formed {
uo-t agreeable contrast 60 tie sgfcca,ng crowd thai
cadsr TIE name Of the Seventh Regiment Reception,
!.T evenings since created general discomfort and dis
appointment
In the Z. s. Circuit Court long argument
sss Yesterday held on the question of the discharge
Robert Martin the alleged confederate Of Kennedy the
hctsi,barner. The court rendered no decision.
A sale, yesterday, o. real estate belonging to
tts ate Lambert Suydam netted about half million
dollars There was also extensive sale OF uptown
lo., yesterday fully reported elsewhere.
An important coupterie;ting case was brought
10 tsrniastoa in the Urted States District Court,
yesterday at Brooklyn b. the conviction of the de.
fcrdAnt.
The annual election Of officers OF the Ameri-
can Institute occurred yesterday. aud there was a
suaI contest The result Is announced in the proper
column
The commemorative services for the repOse OF
the scul 0; the late Dr. Gun nisgs solemny cele-
bratol St Stephens Catholic Church yesterday morn
ing
A shocking boiler explosion occurred al
Ps,ersburg Va, last Frids- whereby four persons
were Killed oltright. aud many were Injured.
Gci3 was rather stronge- Yesterday, and was
with very small business a. e stock Eyctsngs sud among
moderate trade. Money sbua iaS among stock
%. cent ard loans reported s. In Commercial
paper there chang EIosog. ia quoted frmer, and
leading ns1ies he'd lJi for day bi' TIE bushes,
q the SUB Treasury Rsceip.,, $072 98 o5for Gus
toms ss90OO Payments Bs265l- 3lon account OF Loan
5s eco; Balance &57 gI $50 3D. toH Cer;iAcs.e sz5iW0
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Uaiou Trinmph In Nevbern, n. &.

NFwBEss \. c.. Thursday. Feb. :, 1856
Tie regular Union ticket was victorious here
today at tho city election By y majority. Tie cou.
test was warn an. drew on. ,he largest vote ever
kuoyn in the citJ Teams have bean running snd
American dags fying during tie day over Nsr'heTc
and Southern uslon iub!lsnts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

CRIMINAL BUSINESS IN TIE CRY COURT
The Brooklyn City Court |. this week engaged Ia n,
trial OF criminal cases the civil calendar tsying besl
set down fer tie third week Of the month Yesterday
Patrick Briscoe and Martin King tried 70! attsmpA
b.rg.nTy ct the house Of Dr. Pullen, in MOnasussi
some weeks since were found guilty, and senteiosi 70
0 State Prison for yeat and three mohtis each.
n iftin Brown. tried Tor grand larceny IN stealing
,oa.s Charles Hogan q boy was convicted OF grand
iar uy and sentenced to the House OF Re;tge Hugh
Dol was tried the charge Of having procured
gold Sa,ch from pawn upoa tieAet Wnica Lad eess
stcan nom tie house OF Robert Camps.e by another
person. The watch. which !, valued a: 500 By tho
owner. was alleged sold b. the prisoner ior ~
lie jury lad uo agreed at the rising oil the Court
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To lrrrespendenfs.

~, sylcs can be taken o. A-'l-ior- oin,I u' "a
VaievsTi, I.sdeI 20 irss.lar ms: be auhericsteo
nv ~ name ana address g. tg s'-io le' 's>a! N
soh cation. bu. g4laJy Y, us 700. -. ia ..Tb.
h.s,es letters tina on. sEot.A DC ada4ss3c'" N
~ BUM" Ne~'Yotk ,.....
s.r. 0. undertake TO Tstu-r ~ 't,-t f'4hi
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Sern., Of she Tribune


We vii, thank our oi'srt s.1g customers 10 hand
=. is- Advertisements .. eary ho1t possible u
ra.-.7cJ after O'Clock ur. De c1ss'ed 'rd'f 'he'
,il,.l d ads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

We trust our Legislature will not adjourn
without creating The Board Of Control OF our
! City and County Esoead.tgess Qrooosed by NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

tional He, and innnc.l embarrassment 70 th'
country and its Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

j. the Underground Railroad given up W,
must uot Mr. Crayens report 10 probably dc.
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Tie London Tim,, regards it a.
THE PARIS EXPOSITION OF 1851.

Tie manufactures of the United States
claim to excel England, France and Germany,
in tablc.cu,lcry, edge tools, pianos, carriages,
shirtings. oas.inettes, agricultural implements,
and machinery, sewiug-mschines, certain kinds
of mathematical instruments, clocks, aud
scores OF other articles IN the various depart
ments OF mechanical ana industrial prodrcts.
VIII the exhibition Of these articles at the Paris
Fair, when placed By the side Of those OF Euro
oean origin, confirm their superiority and II
20. will the American manufacturers receive
orders therefor from abroad, and new and IN
creased export trade be thereby created 1t is
said by parties who have looked carefully into
the subject, that the profits on the sales OF sew
ing machines alone sold by orr coun,rymen and
shipped 10 foreign countries since they were ex-
hibted In the Worlds Fair at London in l-62,
amount TO more than tho whole cost Of
the portion Of that Exhibition.
OF TIM, Article was informed by
!, esq.. the New-York State
return from hi, last visit 70 En-
ineVus agencies for tie sale Of
Exhibition Of 1862, and that the
IN in England was rapidly IN
cres-ing. Another curious fact which we
learned from Mr. johnson, was that wher-
ever the English mechanics had attempted TO
initiate the American article, they invariably
failed; that not only were the Engllsh-msde
articles heavier and clum,ier, but the curve OF
he pdchiogh was at fault, The handle Of the
cutting instrument was misplaced or in some
wav or other it failed TO come Up 20 the Amer
lea. model The foreign demand for these
articles was clearly established by tho English
Exhibition.
How far the demand for this particular class
OF manufactures may be extended for their cx-
hhition in Paris. is matter Of conjecture; but
that vast field will be thereby opened for the
sale Of our American plows 10 Germany, and
for our edge tools throughout all Europe, and
for our axes in Russia, Norway, Turkey and
Hungary we have not the slightest doubt.
There IS another American commodity which,
il properly represented at this Exposition, will
add largely TO the export trade Of our country.
Our timber for carriages and for all kindred pur-
poses, is found 10 be immensely superior TO the
timber OF Europe. 1t Is probably owing to this
fac, that our vehicles are made so much lighter
and yet with equal or greater strength
Some of the French carriage builders have
been importing our timbers ior their factories
for some time; Ibut the fact is not generally
known. Let careful attention be paid TO \ full
and varied display of this class OF American tim
Der, and demand will spring up for it which
our cabinet woods, too, if fairly represented,
will at once establish for themselves new aud
an extensive market abroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

INCREASE oP WAGES The Pllstcrer, Asso
citation o. Broodyn give notice tha. they shalt t,nio
o. % per DAY or aud oftor hcntiy Feb. -.
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OPENING OF Nsw Fagg PUBLIC I.IBsAsv.-

VFbNINV VI n y 4 TT q : "H
The SchooLouse ccrner Of Elfta aad South TAlrdats
L. d.. Las been fitted up for free cubic library The
books are collections t-ou tie 5rares ofPlbc Schools
No 10 IT, 1s 10 aud 2s TIE building wss first opelef
20 the public yesterday afternoon end evening II |"
PROPOSED at first 20 open only tuesdays and Froays
bu, & the Pablo ey.nce desire ,cr more epe1ne dsys
thoY are 20 have them Tho i1-ary.rccn i spscl1us
and elegant ard contains 5p boos,. $500 Esrs
spent upon is reucYst.oB.
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REPORTED MURDER OF ARoHY HUGHES, rar

REPORTED MURDER OF ARCHY HUGHES, TAI
NEGRO MNsTREL.-A reporr IS current tbst Arcsy
Hughes. the cad man OF Hoo!ey's Minstrel troupe
Of this city vas some days since shot dead While Gu
gagged 10 al encounter II Montreal, Canada With
British captain and an ex.Rebe. Officer. dispatch,
received by NJ Charles GIoye.s'en tret GERM law o.
Hughes proprietor Of the laIapiOn shades, Broad.
waT. ADORE Beecker-st.. NeTt0rk on Tuesday las,
pufpoIts 10 give few particular 70 the effect tba
Hushss and the British captain got iaio an eIslnsns
people 10 reference to the iae Rebellion. Words IA
high and tns Ell Rebel officer iatslfeIed n the quarrel
and made use Of insulting epi.tss, wle.eIpcn busSe,
knocked him dowu On the latte. Tegani1g h feet he
tired at Hughes With 9 revolver. the ball p,Ss,ss
through from right TO EFF side and piercing 10 ahrs
Instant death is said 20 have been the result AfAc1sa
Geographic dispatch has bee sent Ia Mcn:rea siles
the reception OF the former one from thai ely, %
sRsWsr had been received W to .asg evening.
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OF th!. Article was Informed by
!, esq, the New-fork State
return from hi, last visit to En-
rmeNu. agencies for the sale Of
cultural implements Immediately
Exhibition Of 1862, and that the
IN in England was rapidly IN
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sgStnl sUury nrrn vtcglArpm.

Bosf0s, Dec II. fS1o
The removal Of Adlaisni cssssa scbousr bids fair N
create sensation " b~isz csvsan now that General
Butter wss the cause The letter from the GovevDoe ~
tbe STATE announcing 70 Adntant Gessrs scbouies hs
removal "a dsssd 80 traay a.. .sd gave = rs.cn
Congress
r6s letter, n h understood. yin soon b published, In
connection with other matters concerning. n reported
profitable cotton sp>cuafions while The 0sssrs
In conmsnd ~ fossre<s Monroe The deciason
that arrived AZ by the court martial upon thee
mens az . heavy percentage % he pvossa u n slss
chsrxsd thai os paps were ante dated AMER osuer~
Butsss removal, bat even shs shove dos 90 ises1s
parsd and which 70 threatened 10 ~ publishe1 There
also included In The charges Aiiegstiso thal vsry
large 81 money piscsd 10 bssk IN Paris q Ne
uss shs-. .p~cslssieus vers "a prcgr~~A me vhsls
ss@ir mo~s damaging Sses~s, ed ~ psvsl~s
vso hold The ocsl dos1mss,s sil aos servpls q III
sSgas rssn "a tben psyt
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FIRE N the rsof OPERA House.
1Ns"ns ~ce1e-Acsrcs-~. I'm Dishnbli~-
Ladies' ..r@0sss from the Bsxes. &C., &c.

81
The Tana tAb's.lx entertainment which was an.
.rrced ~ COM on The opera house last evening lav
W. ssnet Of Va. iro, Orphan Asylum. brought 10
cry OF ''nss'n The imisspse suais,Ts -,h'ah 80 "
.ses H.. van ',.nans ~ nook sod corner of tho
the building eoon after The 80 y - Drained
Everythins passed. OF hsnd-ossy an,lI r. a,',,.
49,. a,ovysm,pe wssa reached pisces on sts even
street d roni u 'ns hoa- q! ss,. ssS az toe
ADD IN lev minutes alter - Isal sell r,rsssed he
the rarquee cried out The nre 10 \. r.i, N .as
instantly the rth Of his remark ass oci-msd Nv -.
volumes o. sInokc which "a @nss from, the
openings IN the heating apparatus near ~ ssge.
Almost the entire audience sro~e from ts~f sssts
and ,he more nsrycas and stciiAbls .sd.
h.siy start Tor the door. Come Jumped oyeffhe SAL
sshers crowded their way through the narrow fisss
VII N msny Of those In The gsiisrv, becoming utiey
,ssmoraIlxsd crowded the passage leading dos,
the fsrs when the .xciiensnt ~ its height eha
Engineer Hail a-cepdsd the gallery and assured th'
audience that sbsr. no danger THIS hsd the snec
sros from the cellar RAPIDLY that allied tue dressing
roam. sad xAg. and BY the sodisno@ TINS csua~s
= fresh s.rm. and the people began again 20 eso~'
on the stage and IN the dre@~.ng room. under an
about r we're quite large numhsr ef lsdrs sud gen
snsn AZ , ssa . On a., y ,,s,s.a nsax
The aaies were mostly dsh1ffs w their rooms, ws
other. suir~d - queens, fsres, gyr-ies A. M
be,rg given and crowded towards the door % N.
stage leading the alley. In TINS nasv s~eapTd
ieny ng behind th-n Their wearing sps>fei. ke 0ther
followed the sodiencs In frcnt and found refuge In W.
Amsrc an Hou-s
mo most srcnlns scens o. the evening was ths ron
duei q unsss q as.s,sa. s..s l'ds. add s.ns.s
hara slds Of ths ball The young mon Jumped from M
box u the ssgs-s II Bootband tns ladies' feiiowss
me, srafnps AiShslng In tbs ~ the yoanx xsl
Ian. T6m ssns ws lodicrods tn The stsrsms, snd
not -thsandIns The danger which sppsr-af crsste
q atttsr' srnoag the audience
on. o. u ths ladies' on the stage tainted snd hss
a 10 e0rvey~d home In carriages
The orr originated from defect 10 The sne sadif.
from the furnAos 10 shs cellar 10 The Gosnd noor ~ a.
bulldnx near ths blizzard porsios II the 900
work surrounding The nss wss banned. bot no eshs
dsrrags sons.
ms obosyv ard several ct,sns picked no nurnsi
OPS piecss u wearing sppsrsi-fors. MON, giove'
shswls &c.
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QUEENS COUNTY INTELLIGENCE

hosuassr TO DECEASED soLDIgt, The Foundation On
which Is 70 be erected q splendid ssn,s obehsk in
memory Of tloss who residents Of Flushing and
were killed during tho late var jus been lad oppo
n,s lns Town haIL shch, when completed, Will stand
ornament to this nourshng village
Qu1ss CoUsrr fs.rHrSs is-nrrrx--rl. eleventh
ssnua session Of tho oueen's County reschts, Ia,,i
the, which was TO taken PLACES yesterday af.rnoop
w1postponed until this morning at ten o clock. Il can,
selsnce Of the nonatiendnnce of many Of the
yno ssre prevented from doing OF the a.
ciems.cy ~ the weather
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This is moro favorble return than has been made
for several months, aud places the banks In much
stronger position than thy occupied hast week. while
II Affords practical evidence Of decided turn OF
the domestic exchanges in favor Of this city
The effect was seen IN . further relation OF
rates for money On ~ 10 borrowers in general,
the supply Of shich u six per cent was in
excess oil the dnind miscellaneous colatersls while
nvs per cont tho comrss ratio on government secu
rtiss Thee very limited smouut Of first class COM
srcis pper Offering for discount, but Of inferior grades
shsrs Is 90 scarcity. The banks however, are unwilling
70 discount any but the formss. which passes AGAR
psr cont
Al the open board At tee o'clock hero was an active
dsmandf ali.ths leading socks auasspscaly North
western Erie and Michigan Southern. The latter
cold u 81 "; Northwestern Ma< x-ditto
preferred 79K AZ. AZ the first regular board
she market strong and aAinaisd the
Northwestern shares. Fort Wayne and Ere lang the
MOD active aud 1asyanL New York Central close~
hisher than n tho Saturday, Erie & Reading
II, Michigan Central ~ Michigan Southern "a, Cleve-
lsnd and Pistsburg IN, Rock Island l. Northwestern
l. d. preferred 3s Fort Wayne 2, Ohio and Mississippi
certificates 4. Western Union Telegraph II. Govern
ment securities we're firm. Coupon nvs-twenties OF
lse2 advanced j, new ssue Of 1866 ~ seyen-thirty
NOES Of the first series a. Tennessee State sxcs OF the
ts market continued strong and prices were higher Az
she hsr past two board the market was firm and New
York Central cosed higher than u The frst regular
bSard Ere y. Reading ID. Michigan Southern " ceye-
land and Toledo X, Rock Island u, Northwestern q,
a. preferred i. Fort Wayne n. Government securities
wero Arm but dull Coupon hve-twcnties oil the new
issue Of 1895 advanced ii seven thirty notes Of the
second scnes r. Immediately afterwards raid was
made upon tho market by the bears who are becoming
sua By degrees ana beautifully less. and at the open
board At harpa shrec there was general although
very s,;sht reaction New York Central sold At Ma
Ens, 70 78x Readinr nix a; Toledo, Wabash
ana Wsstsrn, An; Michigan Southern, sz1s nj;
Cyeysl.nd and rttsbnrg, 81; Cleveland and Toll
sas. ffAk; Rock Island, 1914 -; Northwestern
$50: do. psfsrred. 1875; Fort Wayne, lo7; Western
unioa Telegraph Asx Subsequently the decline was t'1ly
recovered and 1t half past vs the market closed With
srsusy upward tendency ss the following quotations
New Ynk Central lllJs 1i2h; Erie 73s y; Reading,
u1KS 4; Michigan Southern, s2>s y; Cleveland and
Y,ttsurg elk Y 1ox Island, 104K l0s; Northwest
srn Sax x-preferred, so5s X; Fort Wayne, 1919
49, Compound interest notes were quoted thus:June,
1904. ils. u; JAY 1l5s< ll6; August, 115k y;
October, lllksh; December, ll3k a III May, 1893,
my x; August, llo,s a. X; ssptember, iios llo4;
October, fosx : ITO. ~
rhe siiowng statement shown the highest prices Of
che Ssading railway shares 10 1884, together with those
cursnt u the FIRST board November o. during the
xanio and to-day:-
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79K, on Frankfort AK a Y: on Amsterdam Il Y on
Hamburg $50 36I on Antwerp S1sx ab,Is.
American securities we're quoted thus In London On
the dates mentloned:--