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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-22
THE HORSE MARKET.

Dizziness reigns in that part OF Twenty-tourth-
at given up 10 the sale OF horses. There Is an ample
stock Of goods Oh hand with few purchasers country
peope and even citizens, reducing their STOCK oi
horses ia view OF dull times requiring eurtaimeht or
economy In living expenses, and especially OWING 10 tue
heavy expense OF feeding with hay ana gram az sueh
high prices small portion OK these are sent IN Tor SAFE
et the regular MARKET hut when sold elsewhere they 50
to lessen the calls which would otherwise be made mere
Dealers all unto in calling tie trade extremely
dull with fattering prospects IA the future.
Tue the horses on hand are held az fuu prices IOi
they were not bought cheap IN tho country, ana
every days keep here adds 20 that cost but force safes
high prices could not DO obtained The only way 10 paSe
anything the stock, or 10 come out Whole even, IS 70
await transient customers, drum them up IN seateh
The greatest OF what little trade there al present. Is Ia
work horses considerably contract work being carried
OIL largely in Brooklyn, opening new streets gaClIs
Prospect PARK Some OF the dealers are turning ther
attention almost wholly TO this trade, selling WORK horses
at SO04Sl2j each for common pclters, ana eloy9sIOO
for fair workers. with heavy draft horses at oeSJoo
occasionally 500. The railroads are buying spafngy az
present paying upon an average S45 Tor her ko
Of horses with eye TO beauty nor Is very largo SIZE
selected They choose snugbult tough horses, rather
below medium size. The Canadian department 10 Well
stocked with little "Cauucs Offering at dS2 WIN
soe OF fun size at $500 each Fine cOachhorses are not
selling enough to establish price There Is moderate
suupy OF them holding at 5000 200 pair with fancy
spans much higher When We get among these theTe is
no liked price the asking rates being some hundreds or
dollars above what frequently taken X the owner 10 at
all anxious sell Speed horses are almost entirely neg
eced tho OF the turf being nearly over. From
present appearances the horse trade Is likely " be dull
this Winter.
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TIE CIVIL COTRTs.

IN the L. 6. Circuit Court, before Judge
Nelson tie case Of the steamship Meteor mp again
yesterday THIS wel-known case originated in the L.
District Court Of this District before Judge Belts and
ended ia tho condemnation al The Meteor iy that Court
TIE case Up appcai IA the circuit Court
before Judge Nelson, DisTCtA Orucy Courtney appear
ing for the United states and william VI Lyars FOR the
wednesday Ia Lis argument aud iu reading the testimony
taken u The Court below. Mr. Eyarts occupied Rbout
two hours Thursday IN i,py 10 MF Courhcy, aud the
latter made DIIcf cOiutcI; after when Tie CONT TOOK
the papers rescrvn Gee son The gst of the argument
Mr. Courtney that the decree Of TIE Court below
should be affirmed, and the testimony showed that the
Meteor ely httCd cut, armed ana sold by her
Ur0pictoTs 20 anatiOl lChl tAeu az war Nlh cp Tor
The aVpwcd purpose OF making ana acting excessively
ganst the latter nation with whom the United States
Ma. thor az pcace Tifs couttuCcl that tho private
titled 10 sell vessels like the Meter 70 any nation,
whether at wax mot unless strong PROOF was shown
that such vessels 10 be used Tor active bthgcfent
purposes by TIE nation purchasing them, ana mat ms
should DC EFyersed aud the propuetoTs TeAsiated IN
Petitions we're 1ed and referred yesterday follows
Petition OF Isaac Seckeudori and kaufman Idhk tseck
eudOrf 4 Frank, referred o. Register kctchum; OF
Michael l.. Hitler, referred Register VILLAINS; Of Wal
ker =. Jones' referred 10 Rei,.er Fitch: ~ Peter W.
Gala udet referred 20 Register DAYTON and or AlonZo
TTcadweli referred 20 Lo gibtcI AI,n , --,,-.,.,.
Mary Gallagher slipped the pavement IN Thrtieth-
sf and slipping broke her arm she claims that James
KegrnCy the ert OF the house opposite 10 when she
fell resuOr e 10 her for Der injuries Tor ms htgl
eence ia falling clean the SHOW th tho sidewalk, pr
suant 10 tie city ordinance. motion was made 10 as
mss the OnplGnt the ground that the tenant was
not responsible for tho pubic AieA"ay' mo AouII
though leaning strongly 70 that cpuOn, dted the mo
lion aud the cage went 10 the jury on the question
whether the accident occurred Oh tine pavement opposite
No rs The jury Superior Court before Judge Jones'
decided for tie defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-22

upon the Manufacturers Bank one Of the officers
being partner IN the firm Of j. h Place ~ Co.,
which suspended payment yesterday. AL demands
were promptly met, and its managers say will con-
unue to be. The bank was not in the Clearing
House, but exchanged through the Bank
OF the Republic. Mr.. j. d. sparkman has been sue
ceeded as President by John NJ Furman, and the
bank viii in future exchange through the Fourth
NATIONAL The capital of the bank is s2j2OOO the
net deposits are $4,000 and the circulation seiOO
while the available cash means exceed $4,000 in
hand. without selling any OF the Government or
other securities.
The following was the days business at the ONCE
of the Assistant Treasurer: Receipts for Customs,
$232OOO Receipts for Gold Notes, $4,000 total Re
ccipts. ssl4,7S6 81: total Payments, SS,0463O IL
Balance, $ll0.22GS37 20.
Freights to Liverpool, 800 pkgs Lard at 27s. Cd;
$50 bales Cotton az Id. $500 boxes Cheese at $)s;
and per steamer 500 bales Cotton at la 3D., and 1900
bush. Corn at 1Od. u SO II. To London 1000 bbls
Flour at 3s 3D. 800 tics. Beef at es; so tuns OcaEe
al COS. 1900 boxes Cheese at 40s, and 1000 BUSH
Corn at led. To Glasgow 1900 bush. Peas at S0s!d
vessel was chartered to Genoa with Tobacco, and
back with marble, on private terms.
The Chicago Tribune Of Tuesday says:
Business in financial circles was generally very quet
to-day though two Of the discount houses reported
that the packers and grain dealers were checking more
hbcraly. Tue shipments Of currency were reported
much larger-mosy 10 Inferior points In Iowa for the
purchase OF hogs Money 10 quite easy, and some or the
banks complain OF scarcity Of arsclass mercantile pa
per We hear that sone loans were placed today az 3
per cent The general bank rate 10 yer cent and any
less figure IS purely exceptional The Union STOCK IaII
Bank went 10 protest this afternoon We have no further
particulars IL Is generally understood that the concern
had ltflo or no capital though 1t did quite large bust
ness I'm buvlng Exchange on Eastern points No currency
was ever kept on hand, aud The management refused 10
give anything checks on rs correspondent IN the
CITY i'm aynen Of drafts and certificates Of deposit THIS
[ga source ~ much embarrassment TO the other city
banks doing business with H. ns the checks were oOgu
te pass through the Clearing House the next day, thus
cansiug simur delay IN making reni'tances. We learn
that protested paper certificate OF deposit or
eOUe 5000 Lxcharge was scarce and firm with sales
between banks 40 30di0 cents premium. The counter
steady attic discount, and l0 premium selling
The value Of the imports and exports Of the precious
metals in France during the first Line months of 1851
as compared with the period in the two preced
ING years was as follows:
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.TSING sTOCKs.-FIRSr BOARD.
SAILS.
TnrnspAY. Nov. ?l-r. ".

Gold closed at 1891. The export OF specie by the
Deutchland was slgjCC5. The clearings Of the Cold
Exchange Bank were siG,O3,0OO, and the balance
$2,923.573.
Government stocks are steady for all issues. State
stocks and railway mortgages are firm, with iair
demand. The share market was unsettled early IN
the day under reports Of bank failure, which was
not confirmed. Western Union Telegraph rose to 3ls
Pacific Mail continues 10 be offered freely, and sold as
low as 1914. The Express stocks arc fiTmer. Erie
dropped to 7Os in the morning upon small sales but
soon rallied TO 7l3G1t. NewYoTk Central was hrni,
and sold at 1l4!. North-W Western Common is strong.
and sold at 572 at tho recent advance it is firm ana
readily taken by strong buyers. The remainder of
the list was without special change At the Second
BOARD prices were steady except for Erie which sud
denly fell from ut to 70I The movements in this
stock are a mystery to the street, but it is
noticeable fact that several very prominent
hears have suddenly become bulls in Erie.
After the call the general market was STEADY
North Western Common sold at 57lG57i Erie at 7O3
AT o'clock the following were the quotations:
Registered ~ cent 1884, 1l2lGll3; Coupon ~ cent,
1881 118a113l; Coupon 52Os 1862 1854 1881 do 520s
1864 1O5tQ1O5!; do. 1865. 106t0lO6t; do New, 1862
1o730107l; do. 1867, 1O7iGlO7l; Registered 1O4Os.
1o6sa1OGI Coupon 1040s, 1Os0lOls; 1908, second,
1O5t a1054; do. third, 1851 1O5! Missouri Is, 959
OIL. Tennessee Is, eX-cOupOn, O4tUoJtj 40 new,
G9Ia623: Canton, $685.; Cumberland, 27929;
western Union, sliGS1i; Quicksilver. lI4a17.;
Mariposa 7!as.; do Preferred, 12i215; Pacific
Mail. 13O,Q13OI; Atlantic Mail 11Ga3ll79; Boston
water Power. 17017,r New-York Central. 1910
,19t Erie. 7Ola71 Erie Preferred 7Sa79; Hudson.
,94,A125t: Reading, 9GG96i; Michigan Central 1895
1a11Ol Michigan Southern, 79lG79.; Illinois Gen.
troI 129a1SO; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, s2.Qs3i;
North Western, 57!G57a do. Preferred 649G4i;
cleveland and Toledo, 1O9s@llOl; ST. Paul, S9ia4O;
do Preferred, 6lQ6A Rock Island, 95tGs5t; Fort
Wayne, 8sGg7i.
Money was in sharp'demand at per cent on call,
and commissions added in numerous cases Com
nercial paper is made more difficult of sale by the
recet heavy failures and the unsatisfactory state
,nents Of dividends to be made by the falling
camille houses which stopped recently. Banks and
private lenders alike shun long engagements and
nee their capital in call loans secured by c0llateras
available at short notice. The drain from the banks
20 the Sub Treasury thus far in the week. has been
severe and is not represented by the gain in the Sub
treasury balance, as published. The statements
of the Assistant Treasurer give little information of
valne. and need such reformation makes them
.bow the actual amount of currency and gold on de-
ost and what part OF it is to the credit of disburs
ing offices.
There was quite run this morning BY depositOrc
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you obtain days start for series Of
aud unmit gated ISLANDERS You the most efficient
means Of prejudcing the public mind against me.
IL viii have been for days nOised around that
charges had been prepared against hv the Citizens
Association and society always ready 10 believe IN OF any
one may be induced 10 eensuTe advance lie 10 so
Against your name set mine Just as stainless
your DID II never occur 10 you that it would have
been courteous. fair and proper TO have stated your
complaints TO me, 10 have asked me for information on
The subject winch would have been readily and cheer
fully supplied Oyou before appearing IN the public press
as ny Gccusor. Ihls Indictment against mnst have
been for months IN preparation Silently, steahly, with
all the scCrcsy or spy detective. agents have
been at Their leisure accommodating these falfchoods aud
mOldng them In speciOus shape in order 10 take
20 advantage, ana launch thcn az me unpreTarod.
am Obliged ia few days, hastily, and in the midst NJ
Important and pressing official duties 10 prepare
sWer am forced ~ answer now, b"caUse will not leave
any man IN doubt 10 my hOuOr my readiness 70
plain my conduct II yOu, merchant. pected tie
honor O one OF yOur clerks pOrters doubt much
You had NOT treated him with more candor. cOnsidera-
ton, and courtesy tnan you have used toward mcthe
CHlcf Law officer ~ the CITY Of NevYOrk For this
duct yOu your character OF Chairman 81 the Citizens
ASSOCIATION" deserve courtesy from therefore
omit the useless ceremony OF sending this document TO
you but send direct 70 the newspapers where you
examine It at your leisure Your Obodicut servant.
RICHARD O'GORNAE
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
TIE CRIMINAL COunTs.

John Bill, poultry dealer of Bayard-st., was
arrested the complaint Of President Henry Bergh OF
the Society Tor the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals
the charge Of exposing ducks and geese for sale having
their legs matuuy fastened above their backs. Justice
Hogan held the accused 10 bail.
Before United states Commissioner Osborn Isaac New
man. Henry D. Morgan and john Lcyer accused OF
Illegally removing whisky from Gi,tiicry in FOrty
thrds; Nuth-aye TO kcu's rCctfyirg establish
men 50 seycntccntbst Morgan and Leyer we're discoy-
cred I'm the act Of removing II the 20h of last month";
and Newman was found ~ the dlstiucry Morgan Hd-
United removing three lots on one permit Tho eAlnha'
ton viii be resumed OH Saturday next. ,
Eduu dsau Cr0shcr of the Tomhs Police Court arrested
- j. camp ana llA T. LOWS, alas DlVI 9 ~ W. "
the complaint Of Mr. Desha Smith Of he firm o. Suith
Bros 81 No 6i Beaver-st Tie complaint charges that
introduced Lewis who pTofcssed 90 ~ bales OF cot
ton tlen IN the warehouse at Nos. 2o5 ana 20S Franklin
ST. and lie added That he wished TO procure an advance
OF $4,000 the cotton. cotton sampc. sent 10 the
warehouse ia Franknst and there certain number OF
llrs wcro pointed oGt those owned Ivy Lewis. sup
posing everything 10 be as represented Mr.. Smith ad
vanced the $780, AID took from Camp WHAT
purpOrted 70 be q weTehousereceipt and IN
or two ago Smith learned that the cotton shown
him was rot owned by Lewis, and that st mat time
Lewis had cotton IN Camps warehouse and that the
money obtained nom hmth had Dcch procured oy Irauu
uent representations He Therefore caused the arrest OF
both men--Levs at No. - Douglasstp Brooklyn. and
Camp The Jersey City Ferry, while OF hs way 10 New
ark. OF the amount obtained from Dir Smith, lewis ex
pended q 900 N trip 10 England, and the remainder
Camp used LEGGED TO purchase aplaoc ~ New-Jcr
ecy. Justice Hogan committed the accused 10 Tie
The business IN the Essex Market jefferson Market
YOrkyie Police Courts, md Ia the Criminal Courts
Of Brooklyn Niiliamsburgh. Jersey CITY, ana HoooHeh
yesterday, merely rOu nc embracing only petty iar
conies without incident anu ASSAULTS poih "a run Vi ou
temper.
In the Brooklyn Court Of SESSIONS yesterday before
Judge Dkenan, Charles Monroe wac ed $40 Iof hefect
Of daty ss a citizen. Policeman GildersleeVe arrested
Peter Iau cGn, who refractory. The policeman called
upon Mr. Monroe for assistance, but Nh Monroe would
not AID hlsn 40 long lac was clubbing the man TINS was
done, and bOtn Langan and Monroe were arrested
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Corpr cArTNDtRs-Tms DAY.

cTpRTNT IOURT - UfUtTNI IfIW. = NUII-
e,,umerstcd motions. Cfcat-Part I.--short Causes,
Nos 4OF ifl3 2i5 S279, 3if3 3qlT $751; 4oll, 46 900
l.e 44C3 4597 $3.50 49, 4r1l. 451, 47 ls, 1921 6Oo1
F6l9 5O9 50C Oa5 60s7 5O5. Part ILSbor Causes NOS
1e2 ls 252 1885, $780, 1884, 1905 1885, |2l iZ8 $3.50 49,
49, 1449 AID 400 4JI2 l540 sss l1Z, f72, bliG El2,
1880 asa 1870 43s2, 5Ol2 5ol4 5Oa $780, bOs2 45i6 os
272s 4C22 Speciui IermCdlcudar VIII be called on Non
dev Cb1gbers-Rescrvcd Cases-NOs A, CT, %. 49, JOG,
u.s. 1881 49, 1885, 49, lac, 1885, 1877, lG5, l6a IT. CAL no
200. - 1850 o,o.,
goes S43 sl75 1892 $751; 1879 1888, 1873, S9 35y 49,
sl Part II-NOs llO6 341O 3il6, 22O 246, 22lo I2LO'
222G. 2296, 1904 1906 23lO, 23l2, 1920 1886
COMMoS PLEAs-IrluI TGp-lart I-AoJ0urned TOT
tbe Term Part H. Nos 1884, 1913, lG4s 1900 1871 1873,
1913 1870 1884 1884, 1864 So l771, 1916 l654 1870 WA l5IA
1744 1859 1886 1881 1852. $780, 1874 $40, li56
BARIsE CoUET-Triai Ier1t-Sos: -, - 10, ", 49,
lOI IO9 lIQ l2s l27, l28 III, 49, 81 40, 49, l5Z
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100 ties India Mess common brand at ga so Beef Hams
are selling In small lots and We note safes OK oO DDs az
HTds29 Cut Meats dull and nominal bacon i wtt-
out activity and prices are weak sales Oh ~ boxes
Cumberland Cut at lie; 90 boxes DO Long GEAR at t
and late yesterday, 100 boxes y H. Tor January u 10
Dressed Hogs dun and heavy at b.GeG Ior Wy.
Lard heavy and dul sales OF 22j pkgs 81 e LOT 10
9c for City l303ic FOR Fair 20 Prime SleHn fc loE
Kettle Rendered; and 100 ties, seller January az iSsc
AFTERNOON Provision MARKET o'cL0Ck- Mar-
Eet FOR Mess Pork has ruled quiet since CA@n6s ~
are lower and have downward tendency, sLeS " 0VV
bbls. 20 $50 6Jd2S IS, cash and regular.
PEIROLEUM-Ihe market Is dull for bOth uruIo alu
Refined In bond prices have ruled heavy ana are V"1r
We quote follows:
Crude 4Ia.7 gTayityl IN bun. .............F gallon
Crude tJIT gravity IN bbls.... 49,.
Refined IN b0n OlOtest Prime Light straw 10 " axe ~ -
Refined. In hon 100 test Standard White. ~ al
Refined in bond 90 test Prlae WliEe.. -
RICE-A fair trade is doing at previous rates; sAes
ye5teFsy and to-day Of 30 tcs Carolina, az 81 Js'
SUGARS-We still find very dull market. put houels -
generally insisting upon full previous figures; sales OF 20
hhds. al 1885, for Cuba IA Ql5c for Porto $780, anu 10
boxes Havana at l2id15ic. Refined are unclaii ged.
SEEDS-A limited demand f0r Glover Seed at l2snljc'
Timothy Seed is dull at y 5OGs3 bush. Rough Flax
seed Is quiet al s. 40 q bush. OF &c u.
EALT-LverpOOl arrives sparingy; the demands inou
crate prices steady. In Prusan salt we note Roou
demand from Provision Packers and Daymcn two car
goes have recently arrived from Lunenbnr) and have
been sold at IS 2j currency. THIS salt is styled or named
Ne Plus Ultra and Is becoming greatly IN iAyor with the
trade Many say cheaper and superior 70 anything
the market The great beauty of this salt Is IL does
not lump or cake ia any temperature.
TALLOW-The demand ia moderate and prices heaVy
at 1lBGlllc.; sales OF 10000 n.
WHlSkY-Ihe market is heavy; sales OF l5O Dds
Western at 20 G3ic in bond.
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Be,k-Per 100 n on total weight Of hide, talow. and
dressed meat extra, 81 5OaS3; first quality, 81 759
sls %; second quality, sl0 76dsu SOC third quality, "
CIV ls% onO.ce SInsio psk ,5is7' 20 -"'' 80 '4
Working S7j $3.50; handy steers ss09Sl50; or
much according 10 their value as beef 49,
Cous and Young Cdires-fair quality, tJOcN5; extra
3sO4SlOO; farrOw and dry Sj5ds5o. -
Si0reS-Thin young cattle for farmers-Yearlings $50
Sc; Two-years old, S3OGs45 Threeyears old, s40GN0
Sheep-fer No. live weight, sale; extra, q dc.
sheep and lambs, per head, IN lots 81 asa
Fat HOgs-Per n, 7l01lcr live weight.
Naturalization, 10ic. Y 70; country lots, 100
TGlou-Brighton SAGE 2 n country lots, 7a7ic.
pelts-75c 9Sl each; country lots, 80 075c.
RESARKs.The trains over the Northern roads arrived
Cambridge late Tuesdays those most heavily laden
with cattle until II o'clock The freight was unusu
ally large The snow which Is said To be four inches
deep in many sections has undoubtedly hurried forward
many droves The arrivals OF Northern cattle were
nearly 1900, OF Western and Eastern about 900 each
Last Wednesday the market closed worse for the droyer
than we anticipated and nearly 200 held 10 this
week which are not included IN the above figures The
weather very cold, and the attendance OF buyers IS
unusually large preparatory we presume Ior %css
think there is better demand this week than last
delay arrival OF the bulk Of the stock at Cambridge
may have induced people to hurry up business Trade III
fair 10 good stock pretty brisk while poor cattle as
usual are hard to sell Best Northern oxen at 2t TO $780,
with few extra good at 3ac young cattle and COWS,
from u TO &C., according 70 quality.
There probably 10000 sheep and lambs NJ Market
being the largest number we have ever reported e. W.
Bailey had 2,225 Ruggles Hastings 1000 &C. 80 Ihe
butchers pretended TO be alarmed at the probable eect
OF large throw, and were afraid TO BUY one Outher
told that he had in his hands over loo head and ne
had not settled upon the price Of single drove j. W.
CooDer sold three loads at q So and one at vs. Mr.
SAWYER sold one car load at 81; we saw 20 sold at u
head and were told that 200 slim ones were onerea az o
~ head but we did them b. Is. Chase SO at u 75
Srteyant 81 at g. 25 one extra car load was dehVereu
on contract at q so each. great many OF the sheep
Western sheep we're sold at Ale. 10 The droyers say
sheep are 25 10 SOC. y head lower than last week
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rs, was as follows:
Ie9,lis,l9l

Deiucng tho from the imports of the present
vear the stock Of god and silver win DO found 10 have
Increased by 4l4,6o0,g5Sf
The following table shows the position Of the Bank
of England as compared with each Of the last three
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Tho bank return shows that owing chiefly 70 the
large Withdrawals ~ private deposits, which have been
ony parity ilude up the bank by the influx OF Govern
mont depr.s. and by tie rcpaymcnts OF advances on
private securities The has declined 23l6i5 The
dscrt.le ln c coin aud bnllOn Is aaUtol, which ex-
reeds by about 2s2O0J the amount OF god known 10 have
been Withdrawn nom the bank for expectation during
the week. 1hore Il evidently plenty OF money TO be bad
on Cay terms but 20 meet the rcqurencns OF tue
al there was but little activity. Now that that day
has passed neither az the bank nor In LOmbard-s u
There much accommodation asked for aud quotations
range from 20 u. per cont In tho stock Exchange money
vss rather more wanted, In connection with the set
tetnea n cCn.Og but the rates OF Englhh GOVerueht
sectirifes q "a not exceed 10 "a per cent.
Tbe return OF the Bank OF France FOR tine week end
ing Nov : shows the following changes % compared
with that OF last week: lncrease-Caah IN hanu lHVw
c1f. advances IOOOl0f; private accounts, i0o0O00,
treasury balance. lOJooOf Decrcase-BAls discounted
s3n0N f notes 80 5OiOOO The coin and bullion, which
Last week Increased EssOuO, show further Increase
OF O0 while the discounts, which last week rose
G28286C0, nov present falling OF OF nearly equal
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SECOND BOARD.


aOvERSMENT DEPARTMENT.
UeBs 80 Reg'C2 10 SCs520 Coup 10 1870 Cou C1n1
+ 000 1pi;l Zoo ......lDu.' e. -OO...-...-..lo,i
II > a. s1o con az 5oOCo9'u % nrreas Notes so
NoJO........-..IOJs a0OtV.....--Vi ~ ael'e'' ,o-,
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Sinautial.

THE NE NSrr9I H9gSAT3NlC' and
$4,000 OF FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS F0k SALE
These Bonds are part OF 900 secured by mortgage on
T mile, Of railroad completed construction They have
twenty years with per interest payable semi anna
ay IN City aud Of the denominations Of $500 aud @
The Company has bonds outstanding Is any greater amount
than one and dity thousand dollars offered for sale
Bids until December 1901 the whole or any par
II above Bonds this amount the Office Of the Company NO 10
BrAiway NevYOrk where full information In regard g the secaus'
may be obtained D. sbhohANA' Ai'~-'"
IS. 1867.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFOID.
Rep9ried for THE TRIBUNE for me rce ending Wednesday,
Nor 90, 1851.
Amount OF stock Mt market:
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WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. lO4 Fulton 1T.
w STEAM JOB PsIETERS aaa LABEL NksVFACTgA,
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Petroleum

BuChaLan Farm
l,OyO....bJ0. 20
Mining StOci;s
nnnrfy IIHI