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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-31

TIE SToPPAGE OF THE PIscATAQUA INSURANCE
CoMPANY.-A correspondent of the Portsmouth
Journal saws the Piscataua Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Company of South Berwick. has gone up quite
as eectually AZ if assisted by nitro-gycerinc. The
writer asserts as one instance Of many similar cases
in the official EXHIBIT that frtv,rao sbares of the
Great Falls National Bank rendered in tbe assets of
the deunct company. prove to be the private proper
ty Of one VIM. Hin of North Berwick. An interest,"
ing inquiry now is view of the fact that the share
holders in any Incorporated insurance company arc
he'd liable to the amount o. Their stock as security
their creditors "wbat was the actual stock of the
company?" This capital stock was nominaIy s295.-
600; what it was in reality IL is hard 10 saw.
There are policies to the arre amount Of saOo 600.
in this company in Portsmouth and the neighboring
towns the holders of which viii, be obya 70 sfsoct
pondent the whole truth ia that tbis con,papv b. a.
tempted to do big business upon nm insuf;cient cam
isal having voluble agents in all parts of New Enc
land and notwithstanding that for five or s; oot,
past It has be m certain that the company must wind
ND. five vours, paid up policies were issued up to the
very day bat,re the final SUSPENSION transpired.
There are MANY losers bv this company in this vi
einity.i +, .-,--'.t -
80
A DESTITUTE FAMILY.-We learn from reliable
Source that the family of Mr.. Jacob Hogan, whose
house was damaged by fire on Saturday last, lost on
that occasion not only their furniture and bedding,
but all their clothing except such as they had on at
the time, and all the money, small sum, which they
had laid by for ''rainy day." They are worthy,
Industrious family, accustomed to provide for them
'-i',, i"iino'''e anu pressing wants
io s.e"'ei 'u''i 'iey arc oie W i'ee'' any assis-
A"'e - .no Win u n'oney VI oio'nis WINCH A'hu
,o 'eu pei suns may De "inhs 70 re'uer 'heni VIII
De eNooes! A'0ep'a0'o Nv sns unie' 'louia any
'ee' uispoS0u W con.ipue, e'ner Ii tne iorn
u oney Vi sucn Aicies ol cio'ilis DIS eau pe iaoe
a''pie III a'iiiy oi cni'uren we are requested 10
say .n' suon ieit at ene romeo omce
WIN pe proihpuy 'or"iueu 10 ehose ior whom tney
are ueSsn0u ''nh i-... Aii t
n.iW 90
o', - - 80 ~. q :" s''''o.n'', "no mas
e " ' 'o A''' ~ nais' ' Which are oIef-
,o- ooun' anu wore pleased "i'n
.r' - .no "n''n we fesaru Us
IN ~ .'-o'' ~ - 49, .'..o'
~ '-;s w., ~ VI 'ne eneisS
- .-e e.oe '' - .-'o ~ ~ w. ~ putting n'e
S'u,' Iy oi' 'n'' ioaa mus AiiaNns 'ne Acintes
.oi u1eo he.p pace ~i'ii 'ie 'h'reaseo oemahd ior
-'Iy-1'-'o''on ~ ~ ,e""s ',o Country 'i
o''' 'iio o'-0' i'a.iioauS taAe siii''r measures
- .."..'s ,.A' 's oouiny owns easy VI access' We
relation to Portland that Maiden and adjacent villa
ges, do to Boston. 70 ai.l5'i 9nl si- iGf3 lrl4
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-31

The Bangor Rhig of Wednesday, says it was mis-
informed in regard to the call of Rev. Dr. Teht to
the pasIorate of the Central church in Portland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10
THE BURNING OF THE CATHEDRAL,
Wy. -. 4, xooa;,t of Tho following cards:


To eAs Edsfcr Of Tia ~ T. Tyftsne -,
sire The undersigned behalf Of the clergy ard arshon
the Cathedral bcgs leave 10 tender through your paper
heartfelt thanks TO Commissioner Brown and the officers and
members of the Fire Department for their persistent though
unheppy no, successful efforts ~ the church Capt VII
Hanson of the Police and the under his command also
deserve our gratitude for their zeal aud sacces IN keeping OF
Yours respectfully y T. McSwEESY, D. ID, 13 Aalberryst
To the Edas, Of ThsN Tyibune
sla To aay anxiety nmong the relatives snd friends OF
buried hinder he church beg leave state through
your columns the vaults uniuTed Yours respectfully
y. Il. MoSwEENY d. ID, No 2o5 huDerry-ss
CARD PROM THE TRUSTEES OF ST. PATRfcK's
C,rHEpRaI-At meeting OF the Trustees Of st. Parcks
Cathedral held at the Office OF Calvary Cemetery Monday
evening 9Th inst Il was motion, unanimously
Ror,d That the thanks OF the Board justly due and
are hereby rendered Capt John Williamson Of the Metro
potantPoce Department and the officers and men under he
Command Cor very efficient and valuable services rendered
dEg the burning Cathedral the night Of the 9th and
the morning of the 7h inst.
R,ored That our thanks are Justly due and hereby ten
dcred TO Elisha Kngsand Chief Engineer OF the Metropolitan
Fire Department and the officers and under his command
or their unng but unsuccessful efforts 20 the Cathedral
from destruction whom however due the merit OF pre-
serving the burial vaults and their sacred contents nnhaed
the destroying element act which shall ever he feme
bercd In gratitude. I'LL.
Resored That we are deeply indebted 10 many citizens
whose names unknown 20 for acts OF indviun
during the progress OF the fire in saving the PERSONA ehee VI
the affairs NJ the risk Of their lives. 49,, A., Al
RescUed That these resolutions DC pablshea az tuo
press aud copies thereof be sent 10 the
Police and Fire Department. JohN k1Lht -
JOSH ]. REGAs, Secptay Sha'~@h Wv wy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT or NEw-YoRK....... ...ocrs
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
s,..u.,,r Leo Dearborn Savannah Nurrsy. Fsrrs Co.
stesm,h San Francisco Smith OTeytown hea Nosh Aefiean
sts.msSp Granada Bu.ley, Charleston A. Lsary. ..
ssLs Ssptaa. BaEeT Boston Neptune Steamship Company
s SEP o. cn,,a.n,.i Br Mshmunn Mobile Henrieks Co.
Ban Hsds.l lBr belson London Tn0S D Wa.s
Bs George Won vincke Prl'a ssnereeir Corr Tor orders
fq Rs ysrs TBrl BecEw,h Nassau Dewohk Co.
M Msdonns (Brl Jordan. Demesrs, ]. w. Whitney.
Bris Ann stull Cape Mount Liberal Ogden Roberta
M S.v-yno Giles Elzabrthpoft, Miller Ho0ghtos
pms p,rta smith ST. Marks fla, Young Cowsn
SIR A Amshury, Amsbary, Boston, j. = lngrahsn
se1, n,rr;s iBrl Conley, Para J. Bishop Co
sehr' r. ~ t1 Potter 81 Johns. b. D. De VIOLA Co.
sehI Union IBrJ Locke. BsifsI, n s., d. DE Woft Co.
Bsrss Oiney, Adams. Baltimore.
ARRIVED.
sssm.hp Bremen (Brem Nsyns1s Bremen Sept IS South
symptom roth with mde and 10 p's g vtinen 10 S ~
80 "a strong gale So veering round NV
5,h lat a. long So experienced hurricane from TO NV sh
s3O H. passed Bem. steamship New TX bound ana |" $40
ss.%sp KsT Wa Tneabsud he IVES, % inst with cotton
10 Bonner Brown has had heyy lead winds the whole
ses@.hp M.rmion Hlurd Nswoen, Sept, 90 with md'e.
and usss 10 r. Lawdrn inst OF Cape Florida sgnaled steam
pfuus shasy heaes o New Oraa. "a. Gay passed nv
gale of passed Spanish osIk vera Onf ana h'
Other ~ Iso c..,e ADAM. Havana Sept, 10 p m with
undss and pss Alea Len steamships Eagle and s
steamship Rover Dosne Wilmington G. 80 hours with mdss
TO oodspeed inst 10 of Frying Pan shosis ps,,sd
steamship Veteran from savannah for Iovdsneei 9Th al w.
oas "a IS passed ship fsnnie .nsse pound Sent
V1' S.s s' Ws a PS ssI Royal th.r..ion VII
mnston 9th EIpeenced heavy NJ gales the en Pi.ssss
.op lad mnch hight winds and Gains the entire passage
Barb Zalms lof BsrbaaOe Hewitt ST. Kits Sept "a with moa
.ashsw q IonJop Conssuins Of EsteL Le sehs
Atanaa Hssd,ns dsehaIgns, Jessis Jonss Lana do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM KEY WEST, Dot e-in steamship Key Wes-A Ma,
tenn Ms,o MoCounel Ca Pratt Jsn,~s Csruhtr CAPT
CRIB Mf. y ROSiD.e. .sl.. Msy Murray ssrg ws- snail
stowrr, James C. Key, Robert Keys, Eh.h. Byr.u -.
FROM BREMEN kND SOUTHAMPTON. Ok Sin Steamship
H,-m.nJ 20 Never ssnbsush snd family sssdo< fsssiscs
" Rsdae and soa snd Mar T. O. Rosa n Asns.de' ":
Mssd,brem Mhiae Rse.e4 JobAsde h Carl Utassy and hniy
i.sdor H. Mayer Ru1opA ksoAsn Nina koemsns sSd she
10 second cabin and sie,Iaxs . =. -, ~ n.
FRON HAVANA s-In ssamshp More Cs,te- q =.
Du,. Mrs. g. yxuaxs Mis- C. u Garcia Miss May feps
ell j A De Gsrois g. Del Esse L. Powell G NJ nsyt 4
Cusner A. ortesa TsIIs> CYANIDE ! Amor A oeIsI ~
L. Tepi NJ Ds0ms Loo:s Psres Vsros A. ~ a
Mfcheii s. Te,r,fs M Dshsbss J. ssnds,en Bso'hSpl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10
efiYs o. Nsw.YeRK BAxn Dxylnrrusf
AtnAwy ADfil "A INA 4

NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter
IN and Of 1865 that the circulating
70 National Bank City Of New Yoh bank
association City NewYok viii be redeemed AT
ton at the National Commercial Bsnh in the City OF Albany Tor m
years from the date hereof and mott thereafter
The ousandng circulating said bank mn be pre-
sened Aforesaid within years the date hereof and al
which shall not be redemption and payment within
the time thus peched win be charge lie fund In the
hands OF the Superintendent that purDose
Ap. 2elsw -6n. @. w. SCHUYLER. Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10

Bart Sunbeam Tbons.cp sbsehd csse Is dsys With
BsIi Astrss iSorv Dsh Rio JsasHo - day. With coffee 70
Barb Mary Dyer Csedy Savannah Il days with umba To
sns 81 Pe,rO Ct.l LsarO LicstA dsys with buens
Els M.,rsu H;,@.r wn"!ns,od c. day.. with
BIZ T;%PtinI ss Walter Hl.s0r' N B. days with
Bry FREEDOMS. B.n savannah day, with timber to Nc
Crssdy Co Had heavy Ne wind. most Of the passage
sehr tcf Windsor, 81 LOoner, GRIND Turh T H. !.
schr Ena. sr D.1 ST. stephens. b. with Lumbar 70 o.
schr. J. 5. Terry Smith. Providence.
s sesI "a. &a. s, cssx v.H Ros.lmd
sehr White See, Lee. NsrsurypoIss
s Sem f HsIss Mar Vine. poTt Jefferson
s F s;:sT s. s::T' ss" COM. Me-
ssSI e. Gam. Sa1 Dewey .s'i ssr-isvsn.
sssI Ger. Meade pnsm0r. Lube a. DAVIS with ,,ss., -
Lad@an Co. LEI Per'-Bns Los Amigos waiting and 'h'
schf Gsses (fI Jeanne pon, Petre teuad.h IS days. with
sh Lus Undeh Para IS days. with rubber tc to Burds's
s ss a. M's as ss a.ss. Day, with wood a
seir Lily sss,.en %ninsou c. IL day. with lumber 20
master The I 1. tSspd. pIOysd.ece .,... a
sl Powell ssl Davis wilmington g. days. win '''' ~
Clifton Moore PorsoP. days with mahogany 10 Dss-
g sesr. PSsSe Morrow; Virgins.
SchT. William. Lyman, virginia
Scbr. Eva, Brinson, Virginia.
Schr. Enterprise CARMEL, Vir9ina
schr. Boyd Robbins. Maryland
Schr. Kirk, Burnett, Georgrtown.
Schr. Katie Hoyt, Parker. Baltimore.
schr J. w. Hine, Munson Georgetown
WIND-At Sunset Z.
BELOW
Bark Peucles, from Callao.
SAILED.
Steamship, San Francisco, Leo Granada
DISASTER.
The ship Continental Win. towed on, o. the East River
Yesterday foul Of the bng Julia lof Barbsdoes carrying
away bowsprit, jibboon, sails and head gear
SPOKEN.
BARK Venus BLl bound PHILADELPHIA Oct lat 20 90 lena
1000 - 49,
BARK c. A. Nichols (Of Boston,, Oct g. lat 900, long 90 s.
bark Arthur from Bordeaux for Orleans Sep. s lat 90
long 81 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10

FLAX-hc supply Of Domestic is large Common is in ex
the demand Choice and sabe the consunp
ton Of good bright rotted is daily increasing and with
great care in lis production look for large increase
In this important branch of trade quote AT tae
10 per quality. =. -.
holders very firm and demand full prices In other dsscr
ons Of fruits note fair johhng demand az iu prices sIs
of so eases Ierhorn Citron to arrive 2le gold We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10


WHALEBONE-Arctc il in good demand the entire stock
New Bedford about ~ 90 n has been held az sls dso
WOOWo have no fonturc note IN this market since
report the business being only moderate and confined
small lots Common and grades are more
and pressed the market while fine focces are com
parayely and fair demand at hnc prices We
quote Domestic Flecces n 5c for Native and one guar
ter Mornos for half and three quarter DO ~ af
for ulbOOd Morinos ia re for SaAony fleecet 80
4c Tor No Pulled led &c FOR Supcrfne do and 5dtJc for
27c for common Unwashed California = 4uc
for Pine do Texas We quote Foreign "a FOL
lows South American 25017c for common washed ia
SIC UnWashed Mesza and Merino 32a4sc fer Mafh'd
Entire Unwasbed Creole 4Da4tc for washed
Corlova; Gillian at 2ld Gle foT Unwahed Ncsiiza and
Merino Cape Of Good Hope 30a35c for Unwashed East
India $50 for Washed and African at 2OdDc Tor IN
washed and 30 a 4Oc. fof Washed. $3.50.
wHsKY-The market quiet bat FIRM sales Of 30 bbs at
g. 4dS2 ~ for Western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10

Only thing &eeps Cheese from farng worse than Butter
ard that advance In gold The receipts have been
very heavy amounting TO "a 7 boxes during the week OF
nearly double OF the previous week but II has not
all ecn sold Moderate stocks % I've found in the hands Of
most the dealers and nst shippers are not willing TO
pay-qute much this day week There are lots OF fine
Cheese held I72c Is Offering above i7tc to-day
ior Just fancy stock Buyers getting very good
Factory though Factory or lot OF 500 boxes scty
fine was sold al l7ac this morning Really fine English Dairy
Swinging outside quotations while ordinary of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10

steady rates saes Of bags Domingo at lie god In
bond for export We quote Java mats and bags al
CeylOn at l9d22c MaracaribO ~ c Laguayh al lsG
l9ic. and St Domingo al l6i lie, gold
COTT0N-There has been rather more inquiry TO-DAY ahd
with disposition on the mart OF receivers offer less freely
noticeable the market closing quite steady az sc
for MiddlDg Uplands 10 4Oc for do orleans ses o
hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Der 9-I24G3 hbls Flour, - bbls Whisky 20 bb.s and
sacks Com Meal rs sacks Oh Cake tst5 bush wheat
1900 bush Corn 117G bush Oats 1Oi3 bush kye 1uD
bush Malt bush Barley 80 bush Seeds ll5 pkgs
Ashes bb Pork ~ pigs Cot Meats 23 pkgs Lard l3D
Live Hogs OJ7 bbls Petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10
VVCFTLnTEe

The potato trade slow and sorts weaker.
Onions don't sell Ruiabaga much lower. Sweet potatoes
arriving freely some Of them IN bad order IRON he SOUTH
Only fine Deawafes put up in covered barrels bring ~ and
,l.,g s,.lfu WQ ouo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10


IRATHER-rrces arr hrn. and there is . seAsst fully
equal e the supply, xt1c again so1e'a We quote kie
GTande and Baenes Agnes NgAt We.Aas $685. Middle
do 34baec; Heavy de- HzScc. Cafterss Igt 59obtc;
Middle d. 3se5c Heavy d. S50370 Orinots he, Light
:Oa3ISes Middle DO ss130 Itcayy d. 3ledzo; Slaughter
Ipper Roug 9ldzs Oak Sle continues IN noArst0 de-
snd ~ previous prices French and Americas Calf Skins
eontinvc n soei demand at previoas rates
LATHS--fastern frm and in good demand sales Of
e50OoO at o., three months .
LEAD-Te inquiry Pig has been limited but prices
main about M small saies Of foreign at otGc gold
Bar Is quoted AT lie, and Sheet and Pipe al l4tc
LIMf-Rockand and in good demand sales OF 600
bbls at o. % for Common and e. 10 for Lump
MOLASSRS-The stock on the market Is heio ny lew
parties pressing sales and hear OF no NOV eehi
beyond the uSa lobbing trade prices are hIn We quote
d4Oc and Porto Rico 55d7n The stock estimated at
about 3 $50 hhds Cubs and 500 thds Porto Rico
NAVAL Sr0RES-Spiri:s TTIeHtine is in better demand
and hrmeT Of 800 bb at &c c wholesale and retail
and loo bhs IN hood at Size Crude n held hrTny kns
~ fuir demand and firm sales OF 1850 bls common ct
e. J1us4 81 200 bids Strained and No at 81 l3as - l2f and
10 bls fine at from = ~ $40 Tar quiet We quote
1urpentne, NORTH County. y go n o. 25 a -
Tar Washington and Nevbern.- ~ biol 3 rs a 90
Resin Common ...........$ A. ESQ n 57ta 4 50
kosin Strained and No ? lin va = 2s0 IS a l2t
ROsin. No and Pale and White 2 IS al0 90
Spirits TuTpertine, American. y gal q a 10
OIIS-Iinccd IN fair o0bng demand and prices are firm
VI Is for City sas Of IS 900 gallons English reported
d 05 gold Crude Sperm has hec rood demand and firm
sales o. go bbls mostly IN New Bedford and all manu-.
featuring 81 from & Glat2 Is including 80 Ibis sold today
O. the mock In fst hands IS 6 bbs Crude Whale
Iains Quiet sales OF bbs hnmpDaek 25ds 40 stock
~ int mnds = 200 bbs Lard on remains dull but prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10

MINIATURE ALMANAC o..
a.. p.... sO6 SIM 5.7s Moeu ss<s.......o6
raIs pEf so,
s.,A, Hoa 50 Gov Island. 1891 Hell Gate .ll'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10

FLOUR AND MEAI-We have had only a modefate le'
gree activity Flour market since last review The
demand chiefly confined 20 the Eastern and eOasWse
trade and Notwithstanding the moderate arrivals prices OF
most grades declined and the market quite heavy The
trade very well stocked and with large supplies early
prospect hold Off and notice disposition 10
eel for future delivery much lower prices than those now
current slO 5Oas Sound Extra State for the last
half OF this month Our present stock estimated at 5000 TO
bbs To-day demand active but prices de
cned IS soc per Dbl grades under SIS Family brands
e 6alO Is for Snperfne State and Western q l5asil Is
ordinary and Extra State s 2Odl2 Is for Fancy
State 9 Sl 10 for the low grades of Spring Wheat west
ern Extra $40 Shipping Ohio SO Goa S3 20 for
Trade brands and els 9Oas7 IS for St Louis Single Don6e
and Triple Extras included in the above sales 1900 bbs
Sound Extm State seller November at $40 So Canadian
Flour is shade lower; choice White Wheat Extras are
wanted sees Of bbs 3Gsl5 90 Buekwheat Flour
lower and plenty az "a 75ds5 100 Southern Flour Is
active but lower sales OF 500 bh at 2d s3 go Tor
common 10 fair Baltimore and Country Extras and sl3 5Oa
$40 and Family brands Rye Flour fairly active
bu lower sales of 30O bbls at 81 &C. Corn Meal II IN
demand steady sales $50 bbls NJ g. for City ana
jersey $ Is Narss CaoIic and s. 20 for Bandywine
FIsIIDr Cod has been in moderate request MaeSerei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10

FRUITS AND NUTS DRIED.
Dried Aprles are improving small lot OF Western was
sold AZ 9c Peaches are doing better unpeeed being hrm
lsc while some lots OF prime peeled are held az &c
nuts and hickory nuts declining almost every day. Inc
former generally sold at 2 and the latter at " per poh 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10

BeoswaI improved with the late advance IN gold money
IL also doing little better IL is reported That me crop
light There j. onfy small the market yet Broom
Corn gives indications Of advance The sock OF Oh Wen
used up and early for much new Corn Meal has ad
vnuoed' Hons ncfiye We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10

The anticipated decline has fairly set In The fall OF &c
y n on Orange County pals the signal for lowering
ether fine butter which quote decline Of case and
very inactive market Receipts Of lO46O packages for the
week show quite increase and considerable OF this good
butter There call for anything but good 20 fine state
and with little ne selected from other States
The WestR not diminish but rather In
creases be induced 10 take II at
thing grease prices What 10 become Of serious
thought with not few asa consgRees Small lots
sold at 20d22c bat II is Impossible TO work on
any amount sgues The market for such really
There little dzand for butter 10 East
tsnt country producing its this year while the Call
fsrEa trade takes Il is OF account No butter
evsg Abroad SAippers offer such held at 3d3o
One dairy Of the finest Cortland County butter brought &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER TO- 1866

WANTED.
w Quincy City nninois) Bonds
Coles County tIlibos Bonds
Madison City Wisconsin, Bonds
WsierJwa City (Wisconsin) Bonds
81 Louis City and County Bonds
Securities Of every description Bought nd 800 upon
the mos favorable terms by oEo' u Dorpn On =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10

MEMPHIS, TENN, COUPONS AND PAST DUE
wi sn ordinance passed BY the Board Of
Mayor and Aldermen Sept IS 1856 ordsioed that the past due
Bond. and Coupons the City Of Memphis DO received
owing City refundabe in seysr bond' OF sL"
each drawing per cent payable in the City Of Memphis
for the following Bonds ard Coupons Issued and In
dorsed by the City Of Memphis:
Memphis Tenn. City Bonds and Coupons past due
Memphis Tenn Little Rock Railroad Coupons past Que
Memphis Tenn Charleston Railroad Coupons pest que.
Memphis Tenn Ohio Rsilroad Coupons past due
Memphis Tenn Mississippi aud Tenn Railroad Coupons Rs cue
naaes further particular BY mail otherwise vii receive
nancfinsl s,tent,on Addre.s p. T. HUGHES.
CITY Controller, Memphis Tenn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10
financial.
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR
100000
AMERICAN DOCK AND IMPROVEMENT COM
PANY BONDS,
GUARANTEED BY
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW
JERSEY
.o s' eSdS.RS q wv r. '' a iRD1
for the whs. OF any part 81 onr snoh po'A'i D'"s'"
Tfs BonG ere for each JOY cent,
bearer bonds The holder - tS~ time to time
These bond. aed for land pureh... ia ngfsy,m,n in
ron, q tie cOm.y and IN with
'A 81 Ss Ss a nd
,rs..n..a Y ls cnir. nIs 90. GSSS.sY ~
and Sslscsa 20 SAMUEL KNOX, Treasures. No lO' LSsay
s,.,;s e. s.s ss g. 90 application
per is q and s Pc. '; 4 on ss Ism q D.
hs conis r..srvs Il. hight reject any bids 's
''''' j jS#s T 7. 5spas s0HS'roS p,.....
sSsss i 5SifSE o'%aa''''
sTIrs a'oHIsAx, sTAr, fs.Asrl,.s o,nesi
NOTICE is hereby given that IN pursuance OF the pro.
Ny fSss sSsSs s1,S
PAP aSS.es.s S:sH; b;.a 4 d: CITY &,
VII bel - -
sisss sssds-Noa IeI a3e Sos 81, Gil, Dol.
sS'' s0"d'-S's H. 49, TO- is ias t oyEs Stat. Treasurer.
OyyTcx q, Yun C1sTsAI FAas n ARR bIvsx r. z. Co.
Nc Iststest. New.Yoet, Oot. !, ieH
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the STQCKHOLD.;
Il Els sftas Company for tie ELECTION or DIRECTORS
for the Of such ehs$ basDsss
msy ths win be bed tfs odcs the Iilks
TUESDAY IEOCT0oER (0ctssex ls 1850 81 u O'CLOCK
John BUTLER, IT,, PreSdent
Ovvsor o. fns CHrcAso AND EAsrsss RAiLyAICsI
Ne n wiLIIAn sT. EHv issx sop,. %. ises
TINHE INTEREST C0UPoNSof the FIRST MORT.
GAGE BONES Company due Oct l. wiz be paid ssd
8svcr>nsn. presentation o. the oos
de Comssny In III cry n MORGAN Treasurer.
WELLS. FARGO & Co. STOCK,
w HALLIBAYs OVERLAND MAIL STOCK.
MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS STOCK,
NEWFOUNDLAND TELEGRAPH Co q STOCK,
INSULATED LINES TELEGRAPH STOCk,
FOR SALE AT MARKET RATES.
AfPLY TO GEO. c. DUH6AA,
no AZ PIHE-sT.,
DEALER IN TELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10

NILAhIN--Ihe
mand iair sales Of SCOT az 60l9c for fair ~ prime
white; and 2fG 90 n Grease at ga l2lc. cash.
TALIOW-Ihe market Is hardly firm; the demand inf
for the trade aud foreign export sales OF TOOO NJ 2l lJc
for Northern ate for City and l5sc for Butchers Asoca
tIOl.
TN-The demand for Pig has been moderate prices were
quite rm but are special change Plates are don
small Coke TcIne at 81 g gold and Charcoal at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10
srArs 90 KKv YORK. BANK DKPARrxEsT,
ALBANY, April IL, 1906.

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NOTICE is hereby given pursuant TO Chapter $50
~ Of aud l Law. o. 1858 that the circulating note, '
.p,d The ANTfLP BANK Banking Association located In
City Of NswYors Will be redeemed psi ~ the snPrnt.nd
the Bsnlas Department presentation al TIE
STATE NATIONAL BANK in the City Of Albany fer six years
from the date thereof and not thereafter.
Tn, ou,,.pdius ere.tus nos. said Bank be
en,sd Aforesaid within sI years from The date hereof and s
snd within
the time thu. spsciaed be the fund The
lspds Of the S1perlnte Tor ths prPose.
W. SCHUYLER senAriaiepdsnt,