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ces Of Army Clothing and Eq1ipaEe:- SUI
S EHS5sn SSS5sT 0nRSet' do 5 S.qSS p Sts%aS 0Gss
6s,455 Pegged Bootees, 1890 Trowsers, horse
salS u5sasoyed Boot is S57i G9s T2ffs' Sss 'ags un
$1,000 II an sewed 1885 Do. INIT, ,trimm'd.
1885 Pegged Boots 9o5 DO Art trimm'd
~, 22g9 9 STeatCoats' horse ls46s Jackets, Cav, pri
lV1,v5z DO 90. loot. Yates,
25'4lS Grey Flannel S2s5 Unfit coats, Inn,
699l9 Domet shirts. 1859 Do. do Art, do.
l5i Unt coats, Art 2,74lS Hat cords, Init.
sg4 JaokeS' cRy DO ''o ta aY stewards. Hd2spl
262 Unit coats Engi- IA Eagles for 1t, Art.
90 do. DO Ordnance Tulips, do. do.
sl6 do. do. Art Music 2271lS Hat Eagles. OO'
lO,OOO Mosquito bars. 4,O32 Shells aud fanes
226,325 Bnapsacks. 5O,sl5 Crossed sRbres.
loo fS sFsPs 'Ss is Hst qG buses SesNOn
236 do unpainted, airy.
ass Cotton overas. 2sS 6 do do etieas HG AEery'
l,si9,l5S a Hat lat Numbers. S8 do. Cord and Tas-
l,O22 DO; Buges, Non. 4S9 Hosp. Stewards
LOCO Brass Scales N. % Knit Drawers. ass.'
,-,.,, =, 9, s., pairs. O. 200 U1iG Goats, Inf,
100 scale Buttons, prs. ioi Pairs Bootees DO.
458 Hosp. Stewards 100 Shirts, ,Flannel,do.
4s7 Hosp Stewards Goats foot. ''''''
Letters S. a Trowsers, foot.
4,5l7 Cap Covers, Grey Blue.
362 Rings for 1t. Art 15O Unit Coats, Art,
Caps, pairs. Kersey,
q Red Hair Plumes, II Turbans, Z)uave.
1908 Pickaxes 068 Wall Tent Poles,
l6.S25 do. handles sets.
1886 Axes telling. 158OS Common do, do.
069 do. handles, 10747 Hospital y e mt
1876 do. slings. ,.-. Pins large.
83,5g7 HatChets. 1888 DO. do, small.
2i,999 do. handles. 1873 ,0i3 Common do.
1922 40. siiDgs. 1897 Wall do, large.
1865 Spades. 2,69S Stoves for SiDey
1t4i Shovels. Tebts.
5,546 Stove-Pipe, pieces los Stoves for Sibey
OF Tents and Pipe.
Camp Color Stafis, 81 ZIG prs Chevrons.
80 Canteen Straps. 69l6i91a yds, Worsted
66,3O8 Mess Pans. Lace.
26,6g4 Camp Kettles. Hat Cords, Ord'Ce.
Sbley Tents, 1886 Leather Nj Stks.
AZ Wall Tent Files, 55,9l2 Scales, COrpls and
3 Marquee Tents. Privates prs.
436 Hospital Tent 81 Iron Pots
Poles, sets. 1910 Machine Sewed
bOotees, prs.
Also. quantity OF Irregular and damaged clothing
and equipage. Samples OF all can be seen the depot
for days prior to the SALE and Catalogues will be
furnished application at this office or the depot,
No. 400 Washington street.
Terms cash, in Government funds; ten per cent.
down and the balance before the goods are taken
from the depOts. The goods must be removed from
the depot within ten days from date OF SALE under
forfeiture OF purchase and the ten cent deposited
By order Of the Quartermaster-General
q. G. SAWTELLE,
BIT. Brig-Gen. and Qmr U. S. A. in charge Of Depot
a. c. and f. TO- lat
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
T ARGE SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.

OFFICE or ARMY gLoTH1Ne AND EoUGPAaE, !
No Is STATE STREET,
11,u, - -, . - NEW York, Oct 4, 1867
VIII De sold at Public Auction, at the Depot of
4bp5 46Iy yst 10 hlng and Equipsge No 400 WASHING
l 5ON 'tIeets New York city, on TUESDAY, the 92d
uaE OF 0Ctooer 1867, commencing OF II O'Clock A. M
IeS % ~ % IRON day 70 day the following art
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETO.

$EA PENN STEAM ENGINE AMI
SAAti9}sllsli4a BOILER WORKS.-NEAFIE a LHVU
PKAGTICAL AND IIEoREIICAL @ ENGINEERsl
SMITHS, and FOUNDERS, having for many yearG
been in successful operation, ana been exciusfyeil
engaged In building and repairing Marine and River
Engines, high and low-pressure, Iron Boilers, Watea
Tanks Propeers, etc. etc respectfully offer theIF
services 10 the public being fully prepared 20 con-
tract for engines of all Sizes Marine, River and
Stationary having sets Of patterns of derenE
are prepared 70 execute orders with quick despatch
Every description Of pRtteru-mskinR made Al tba
shortest notice. High and Low-pressure Fine
Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, of the best Penngv
vania charcoal iron. Forgngs of all sizes and kiuSs
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions; Roll
Turning Screw Cutting, and all other WORK connected
with the above business,
Drawings and specidcstons for all work dopa
at the establishment free OF CHARGE and work guar.
anteed.
The subscribers have ample wharf-dock room for
repara OF boats, where they lie In perfect safety
and are provided with shears, blocks, falls etc etc.
JACOB O, NEAFIH
JOHN p, LEVY.
SIG BEACH and PALMER streets
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
suMMER TIME TABME.

l. SUMMER TIME TABLE
ThYDuRh and direct route between Philadelphia,
Baltimore Harrisburg, Williamsport, and the Great
Oh hegiXSN SLEEPING CARS on all Night TrainB
~, and after MONDAY, April 70, 1867 the trains
The philadelphia ana Erie Railroad Will run as
iollo"s' WESTWARD.
leaves mBport....,........ 43O A. M,
a. 81 arrives at Rrie .......... 4'O8 r. NJ,
-, r,,rass leaves Philade 1900 noon.
hTle ia leaves Williamsport. ......... 8'45 p. M,
81 arrives at Erie ............,.,., 1000 A. M
NJ all leaves Philade 500 A. M.
hiIh" leaves $50 p M
" g. arrives at Lock Haven...-.,,,,, $40 p M
,,,, ali, leayes l0'25 A. M.
MAIL lI leaves William .... ........1Ol0 p M
"A a. arrives al Phil adel 7'oO A. M.
MT, ,D,rass leaves Erie ,......,... 500 p, M.
Stie ia Leaves ........... 4.25 A. NJ,
:, u arrives al Philadelphia......... 100 p, M.
.,it,o NfaU leaves Lock Haven .......,, 7lb A. nj.
q leaves WilliamspOrt.,.........,b 800 A. M,
m arrives at Phlladelp phia.".,,..., b'40 Z. M
Mail and Express connect with all Trains ON warren
and Franklin Railway. Passengers leaving Phlade,
phia nt 1900 NJ arrive at IrvnetOn At $40 A. M and
Oh aybS Sy ~ P6iiadeiphia At 7sc NJ, arrive at OIL
OlIy N ~ trai1s on Warren and franklin Railway make
close Connections at OIL City with trains for FRANKLIN
and Petroleum Centre, Baggage cheek ca TB L1T0nBha
III General spperintendepd
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JAV, UGHAH HEBRICK, WILLIAM H. AGRRRroR
JOHN p. ooPE
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
~ WASHINGTON Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK d SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MAOHIHI5TS
manufacture High ana Low Pressure Steam Hu0inaS
tOI Land River, and Marine Service
Boilers, 9asOmeterH, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc,
Castings of all kinds, either iron brass.
Railroad Stations, etc
improved construction
Every description OF Plantation Machinery, ana
sugar Saw and grat Mills, Vacuum Pans Open
steam Trains DefecRtor1, Filters, Pumping En-.
gineg, etc. , 49,.
Apparatns NesmytPs Patent Steam Hammer, and
AspInwall q WOOlsey'1 Patent Centrifugal Sugar
Draining Machine. 6eW
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR The CITY
] AND COUNTY, OF PHILADELPHIA

IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA
Estate OF CHRISTOPHER SIMON, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court 10 audit settle,
and adjust the account OF CHARLES Il. lSE-
bINGER, Executor of the last VIII and testament OF
CHRISTOPHER SIMON. deceased, and TO report
distribution of the balance In the hands OF the &C
COuntant viii meet the parties interested Tor the
purpose of his appointment, on TUESDAY the 10th
day of October. inst. at O'Clock y. NJ at MS ohce,
No. llS S, SIXTH street Second storyl 10 tne CITY
of Philadelphia. EGBERT x, NlCHOhS,
10 4 fmw5t Auditor,
USTATE OF CATHARINE f. ROLAND,
u deCeased.-LetteTs Testamentary on the will or
said decedent having been granted TO the under
sgl ed, all persons indebted 10 said Estate Will make
payment, and those having claims VIII present them
to SUSAN q, HENDERSON, ExeCutrlG,
No. 1919 RACE Street;
THOMAS II. POWERS,
0 q f6ts1 No. 1925 SPRUCE Street;
or to thea Attorney, WILLIAM J. MCELROY,
S. Il. cor. SIXTH and WALNUT Sts. Phllada.
DASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA,
IL SS.-In Bankruptcy-At Philadelphia, the Both
day of September, A. d, 1867.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his appoint
ment as assignee OF JAMES MCCARTNEY, in the
City of Philadelphia in the County of Philadelphia,
nd State Pennsylvania, within said District who
mas been adjudged bankrupt upon his petition, by
he District Court OF said District.
JOHN ROBERTS Assignee,
lO4f8t No. 1913 $. SIXTH street.
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di a-actlv IN tha auditorium arc 40 arranged that
at the conclusion Of performance tney gn width Of
the entrance. The Essexst entrance Is ~ Iest w 70
co feet in length 1t will be paneed ana Se ilum
mated with three sxght chandeliers me @ sop
IS feet wide The pafqet Is arc reached BIZ four
flights If stars-two broad flights on each n 81 q, ,he
Of the parquet Circle ana two ON "a col
umns which are carried mp to the dome ana are I
in light blue and gold 40 Inc rear OF OnSns The Bal
cony and dress circle are similar to those OF tne
Theaer and are ress epce reception room which
csrpeted aud furnished with cOueles mirrors er
temsns Goa, room and on the left retiring room for
ladies The family circle Is reached by Two n tha
ono leading from the yesiibule and tho other ron rse
Interior of the theaer. The seans capacity OF the mouse
viii bo about 100 ana every scat Is 0qnS "a
"a feet hIg and finely decorated In light tlnls Dis
and amber predonlnating The boxes are ornaisiedd
aoier aacLe The interior of each is In blue and gold
and is furnished with Sin dassS ,ta sce cnrtans The
upholstery Of the boxes alone cost over too @ IRON
Of the balcony aud Of THO family eirie sS VI Vea a cell
traccry heavily gilt and very neat In ae%gn tg 20
inc OF The auditorium carried up to DOME hen D
feet in hight from the floor Of the parqnet IL Is So
ed The four principal have each supeIoy exeG hs
ted SCROLL with tasteful sroungs an M Mm me
Enterpe and Terpsichore The Remaining elght Ranois
less elahoaey decorated fhSh harder and cove OF
the dome ornamented In arabesgne ana res, on =,
the house are painted light drab on which are isht pe
panels The illumination IL procured from iniee-hEns
gas pendans double brackets on the slde walls tnOeIA
licht chandeliers: in tho dress circle. four dolel
els on the Sides and III the center VI the
one I,clt glass chandelier; In the family circle eI
will he two fortnight chandelers while ia me
the dome there will DO reflector OF O. DIrhsls
green curtan h OF brOadcOth the stage Is % ieet de
and ca feet wide IL Is built throughout tf thfceinc.
hard pine without the use Of nails ana SO n
n can he taken 10 pieces aud removed from the Dnds'
and again laid down two hours IL has all the Improve
meats aud appliances known to modern theatrical sc,ocp
aud eynereioe The mezzallne floor IL ten feet under
the stage and beneath this Is subcrar ten more eet
IN DEPTH and these. In connection Win me stage, le ~
out OF sight There sets OF grooves when woth
IN new prlnciple and take with them the border B'
with INT one movement. The green room ana ufeslhR
rooms are i'm separate building and are well pIOyias'
for I'm regard 10 ventilation and heat as Ill fact the
whole theatcr."
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A NIGHT WITH THE OLD PRINTERS OF NETWORK
No.. tr..noora.,Iic.,l laniok,r x...ro

Hc NtW- loIh DoCictJ MtlC
called together Saturday evening TO commemorate q
very unusual event-the commencement OF the hfteth
year OF membership OF Mr. Charles McDeyt ~ tho
Directors Of the Institution. Several Of the oldest work
the Society attended and related Interesting
"reminiscences The exercises opened with prayer
by SIR. Joseph Longkng. Tho Chairman. Mr. Charles G.
Savage, followed In and feeling address. compli
menary TO Mr. McDevitt. AT the close OF his remarks
Mr. Savage behalf OF the Society presented an elegant
goldheaded cane, suitably inscribed, TO Mr.: McDeyt
and that gentleman responded IN IN interesting address,
In which he spoke OF tho early days OF tho Typographical
art In York aud contrasted the past with tile pres
ent the matter OF procuring and publishing news Dur
Ing the address many touching illusions were made 10
the old Printers OF NewYork Mr.. Thnrlow Weed, who
joined the Society 1916. also made happy remarks In
which he recalled the days when he poor boy In Ohoi
daga County, was ambitious TO become % printers ap-
prentice; how bis wishes gTtifed aud his subse
quent experience IN the cities OF New York and Albany
ourneyman printer Mr.. James Van Norden one of
the old Presidents OF the Society and veteran printer
followed Mr. Weed. relating many pleasing remiscences
OF his early days In the printing OF NewYork MI
p g. Baker, Mr. James White, Mr. william GLAND Bourne,
and Mr. T.. ~ Skdmore, followed In suitable addresses
compmenng tho recipient OF tho ovation for his excr
lions in elevatng the art preseryaye OF all arts Dur
ing the evening the Anderson Glee Club furnished
number VI their choicest gems. I. ..t....
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PETROLEUM AND MINING $40
SATURDAY, Nov. 2-P. N.

SATURDAY, NOV P NJ
Gold closes at 140i after selling at 14lI. Gold
loaned fiat early 10 the day. but there was an abun-
dant supply anil per cent paid for carrying it
at the close. The clearings at the Gold Exchange
Bank were see pl7O0O and tho balances $20SO, 3S5.
Government bonds are dull and lower, and largo
lots could not be sold without concession in prices.
State bonds were firm. Missouri Is sold at 9is. Ten
nessee Cs Git The miscellaneous share list continues
dull and inactive. Pacific Mail was heavy and
broke to 49, TIE officers have advertised an cleo
ton for nino directors. bnt have neglected to say
when the transfer books will DO closed. Atlantic
Mail remains steady at llG. The old Express stocks
made sharp decline, on report that the arrange
nent with the Merchants Union had fallen through
Adams fell TO ISL a decline of 49, The Railway
share market closed dull and heavy. The clique
stocks continue to be firmly held, but the short in
tercst has been reduced to large extent during
tho past week. and they arc now weaker than
ever before as 10 amount of thimblo rigging
will persuade operators to sell them short
The troubles of the outside public such that
assistance can be had from that to bull the
market and the cliques move with great timidty,
at each advance they saddled with large amounts
of stock without being able to sell increase the
short interest in tho market. At the First Board
there u sale Of 5000 shares of Erie ut 40, seller
thirty, and the cash price was firmly sustained at
72t. The ten per cent stocks all weak Illinois
Central very strong. and advanced to 1T on
small purchases. At the close the market dull,
and with one or two exceptions the prices were all
lower than last weeks closing rates. The closing
prices were New-York Central. ll2.9l12i; Erie. ~
Q72t; Hudson River 19sial98; Reading, 97a97t:
Michigan Southern, 7S.97Sl; Michigan Central. 1854
8lO9; Illinois Central. l963al27; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh. s26s2i; Western, 47i047I North
Western Preferred. 65s0653; Rock Island. @ia95i:
Fort Wayne. e6l097
Money was easy at the opening Of business at 8 per
cent. but before tho close of bank hours there was
sharp demand at Z per cent. The gold brokers were
heavy borrowers, and this was probably tho prin-
cpal cause Of the sudden activity and advance in
rates. W. ... ...Iln.l.. t...l.. o.. ..I
Foreign exchange closes firm. Bills at 60 days on
London are quoted at 10siSi09i for commercial;
l099l09a for bankers; do at short sight, l09s@lO.
Paris at GO days. 529a5l5; do at short sight. 51Sa
bl2l; Antwerp. 5.9O95.l5; Swiss, 5.9Oa5l5; Ham,
burg, 85lQ9G; Amsterdam, 4OiQ4l Frankfort, 40iG
Al; Bremen, 7SQ7Sl; Prussian thalers, 7lt0T2
The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day
rs follows: Receipts for Customs $2i0OOo receipts
for Gold Notes. $751; 000 total Receipts $270SS19 ss
total Payments - Ss 1888 40: Balance $lOl 4567 A.
The items in tie Bank Statement show the follow
Ing changes:
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FIRES.
DYHING ESTABLISHMENT IN sIxTH-AvE.

On Saturday night Mr.. Edward Gommerysdye
Ing establishment, No. 500 sxtn.aye destroyed by IRE
Of the ihrcestory frame building No 90 w Thirty NTH
st. occupied the first and second floors by Mr. Patrick
Doooy as carpenter shop, and the third floor by Mr.
John Bracket as dwelling. was badly damaged Mr.
Dooey also had house burned His loss IL about 0o0
Insured for $500 by the Mechanics aud Traders Company
Mr. Bracket loses 800 furniture; not insured No H.
occupied by Messrs SHREDDER Il Griffin as plumbers
shop paint store by Mr. 8. Hnyes was damaged to
the extent Of 5000 insured fo$Oo by the New Amsterdam
Company These buildings belong TO the Mott estate and
may be repaired for $4,000 insured The parsonage OF
the Sixth Uniyersaist Church, at No OF West Thirty
hfthst., occupied by the Rev. DR. Brooks damaged.
on building, $4,000, and furniture u 800 Tho building
and furniture together with tho church. Insured by
the Humboldt, Fulton, and Citizens Companies
INCEND1ARY FIRE IN EAST TENTH-Sr.
Early on Saturday morning Philip Cook, a
vagrant, orciby entered the basement OF Mr. Charles
Cuans coOpershop, at No IQ2 East Tenthst and built
fire In the center OF the floor But for the timely dis
cOycry Of the lire by Policeman Smith, the building must
have been burned Tho upper floors arc occupied by IL
families CoDk who Is thought 10 be unatic, says mat
he built the fire to warm hnsclt Justce Sh0ndey von
United lim.
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CIVIL COURTS.


Thecomplaint against certain Registers WHO hau
vas before the superior Court on Saturday but Mr.
spencer behalf Of the Registers showing tna no con
Temp been az made Jndge McCunn dismissed the charge
The following decisions in BsnkrnPcy TeTs
SS on hinder examination before Register ques
ton put TO him by counsel LOT M ~ nrcesdnes
whether he had since a the any property Belonging 70
II, estate which question he would not answer Judge
ss ths t1 liability to criminal
osnse under section the act and also because the
q In bansrapey matter Of Charles
II McIntre bankrupt, Judge Batchford decided n nay
dcaion in bankrnptcy the notice, Form No 90 az con
tanning the notice OF the second and thra ens @
Petitions in bankruptcy ed and Ioierrea on sa
uraay b.rton Of John c. Thompson referred
TO Register Allen; and OK William d. mnon' "
~ the supreme Court on Saturday Justice sutherland S
granted Judgment OF divorce against 0dnant Of his
Vito Anne Eliza Puddcy OF this city. The summons ana
complaint served on defendant on the h OF tha
referee heard the testimony Auburn The paint'n
10 receive from defendant 80 monin LOT eI n IN tbe
Couuty jail at Auburn awaiting trial Oh the charge 9i
obtaining money under fraudulent % and n
" CHARGED that he obtained 800 from Wadsworth Hollis
merchant OF auburn rstena n 81 t tbs city 1t
Before Judge Gilbert Of BROOKLYN, on sat9rday, MS
Susan T. williams Of No. 81 !. W. sHuu .
Moses Dodd the expressman to recover 5000 dalnaScs
for tho loss OF trunk containing clothing ana leweg
~, rh a. so0 Tho plaintiff q visit 10 EzaDrth
T. and on her return sent her trunk Dy poads tx
press Company her residence In Brookyn was Oss
Dnt in charge OF tho Company 1t represented 10 con
tain only clothing that by the terms OF tro hat
iii containing ewclry worth over 500 must DE
made the subject OF special agreement ana ,hat .nc, @
aYtr risk must be paid therefor that no suoh
WA made for the carrying Of the ewery ana that tne
defendants had knowledge whatever tat .n" ''u"A
contained any thing except clothing Case sNno
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The Chicago Tribune Of Thursday says:
The following are the quotations for Bank Shares

The Burlington (Vt.l Sentinel says the following
Vermont banks have published the notice required
by IAN act relating TO tho redemption OF bank
notes." approved Nov. 81. 1866. Consequently they
will not DO liable to redeem their outstanding eis
after one year from the time of the first publication
of such notice. The time of redemption viii explrs
as follows:
Battenkiu, Dec 49, 1867; Bradford. Dec u.s. 1857 Bnr
lngton. Dec 4, 1867 Caledonia, Dec .. l56 LYNDON NV
Is, 1867 Orange County Dec. 81, 1867; Orleans pfc
1865 Farmers aud Mechanics Nov. 2s 1851; Naripuy'
Dec 20. 1867 Mortified. Dec. o. 1866; PasSunpse &c
l. 1867; Rutland County, Dec 4, 1867 stark, Aug l. 49,
Union jan ~, White River Dee. TO- ls5I; 'enont
Dec 90 1867 Vergennes Jan. \, 1868 Woodstock, AL Il
1863 The savings banks IN this State nave on ueP"sss
81 sl01 50. This Is Increase from last year "
$2l7 $40 ~.
The Charleston Maearg Oct 81, says:
The following estimate OF tho crop OF sea island co'o
In this State has been made by factor In active
the same hue az trade: Christ Church. 80 pss, Ss
Thomas 40 ST. Johns Berkeley $50; Goose Creek ~ "a
Andrews $50; Johns Island 100; Edso lss H ,hoo
NEWS, st. Helena. Prince williams. st LuA"s' i"~
Total, 1880 bags, OF 800 pounds each.
The Chicago Republican of Friday says:
The demand for money still anxious. ana IN sor
auartersi reported pressing The suppyis pruodpY r
for MI legitimate business purposes and wner tuc
ties ofeIcd unquestonable, aud tine pay men. o Ia
time the banks supply the funds; otherwise thry 90
Speculative paper is n favor, and per cent UT ~
Is paid for loans I'm the outside market by parues ns
TO some fortunate turn In affairs by which they csn
out OF their financial difficulties without MAJ.
beyond what they are able 20 hear There ~ conns
able mercantile paper offered Tor discount M ne doing
are In the market for money and the banks hre
moderate business In this line Of trade Iho rate W Law
est Is firm az 10 per cent .fU
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THE MARKETS.

SATURDAY. Nov 2, 1907.
purr nrNG MATERIALS-All articles coming under
this heading continue steady and moderate de,nals
prevails. The closing quotations are rs .,9 lar
Croto1 and s5Oa$S5 for Philadelphia Front Cemshs
at 81 rs for Rosendale; Hair at s6dSIc, Tot a n
Granda Mixed; $50. for Buenos Ayres Mixed ~. w.
IiSiSc for Unwashed Mixed Laths at 81 2Sasi 81 ill.,
months Lime at 81 80 for Common and 81 80 TOT
plaster Of Paris ut 81 per tun for Blue Nova SCOTIA
ner I'LL for Caoined Eastern and 81 90 per Dbl lVr e
cinod Knckcrbocker aud Empire Mills
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COURT CALENpARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GenerdI 'eTm.-NOn-enu-
mcratcd motions. CitcuitPart lAos 81. 2l. al, AL
65 49, 1882 1885, $780, 1905 1894, 1851. 40 965, S0l 49, ST.
s52 1905 I50i Part Sos 100. 1882 1872 70s $40, 1896
$780, 1884, 420 17T4 4l6 1885, 1870 i 1885, COZ Co.,
li7I SpecHi IermDeuurrers.-NU- T. h. " TO- ii, - 10
49, ChaInbers.-First Monday Calendar
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Nos 8fS0, $780,
1882 S27g 1921 1875 1885, 3ig $751; $500, 3367 367, SiI5
3iSI 1882 Part IINO $685. 1886. $780, $780, 3IO2, 2jl2
32is, 32Gs 327i, 1922, $780, 3342 $3.50, 1854, $685.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos.
1875 5 $685. III $685. 1885, 6l7 G5s 377, 49, 100, 49, ;J
1885, Part INos 726 $50, 7I AL, $685. 70O 796, 622 COS
295 7oJ. 669. 73l, 7il.
MARINE CoURT.-NOs. TO 20 inclusive.
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Pork at IS. Cd, and 40 tuns Oil Cake at 4os To Gas
Cow per steamer, 1900 bush Corn at AID. A British
bark to Bristol with $1,000 BUSH Wheat at IA; an
Austrian brig to Trieste with $500 bbls. Rosin a.
81 IL per $50 h. and two ships from Mobile to Liver
pool with Cotton at I'd.
The exports of specie from this port during the
week have been as follows
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