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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
HIDES, SKINS, AND fURs.
We nnote:

Emmett Wells SAYS in his circular good trade
has been carried on the past week the demand having
been chiefly for Wisconsns and the better grades OF For
eIgn II is becoming more apparent That we shall
The heavy decline in prices the London Market no.
ced IN our letter below having taken Pacenp TO the
9th INST and the general frDness which now charac-
erzes our own markets, will doubt influence heavy
shipments TO this country we cannot Dl look upon TINS
Situation as being unfayorable TO those OF our dealers
and growers who are holding Common Hops That every
hale Of Wisconsin and prime State Hops will be wanted
and that prices Of such will be fully maintained there can
b doubt since 1t well established that brewers
in most instances prefer such hops TO the best foreign
PM An medium and low grades feel safe In predicting
lever prices and OF such shall probably have largo
surplus for export provided there heavy importation
of good Foreign Hops Imports mo New fOrk Tor inc
mast two weeks 535 bales from Europe Exports for the
same period TO Liverpool 10 bales TO London, Is bales
10 Mexico % bales 20 Cuba Sbales TO British North
American Colonies, Sbales"
We suboin the following foreign adyices by our last
London letter Our market since last report has
hbited extreme depression making sales very difficult
cept at heavy reduction from even present quotations
Holders OF both English and Foreign now show great
anxiety 10 realize az almost any sacrifice and buyers
extremely difcult 70 name values The decline in En-
ghsh from 2s TO 5s per cwt and In Foreign from los
TO l2s Fine Bayarans are freely offered at l2s and fine
Belqans free on board at U.s. THIS decline, with the
weight OF Foreign Hops pressing for sale, WILL fear
still further depress prices ana lot some time to come
the cash prices current of Hops IN the NeWfork markets
NewYok state-common to Par Sew............~5sS45
EewYork state-Gool to Prime New 3eS5
FatferB- Common TO Prime NeW............."....4gd
ssissg.TsSST@oa 't 20 Br@s Ne....SSSs
Wsonsins-Pime to Fancy EeE....,.'...........55G6
CanAdans-Choce TO
YesTlBgs-of al grades
ODDS
So ~
These markets have been very much depressed with
hal weather and immense Offering especially NUT
ION With the largest Of live sheep ever known, fair
utton has been Sold some days, as low as &c. q n,
75c 10 81 per Pork too lower and so Is beef
al being affected by cheap poultry. We quote:
~ sdef A. 10 ais Pork City dressed Western $40 81
Pore qua al0 North River and n j. light % VI
hind quarter ale Heavy y f0......... 8l0 ~
lamb a. ib.......... dlO Veal hog dressed. Z ...lI d6
Mutton. a Sausage, country bl6 as
POULTRY AND GAME.
Poultry men have had hard week, the receipts being
heavy and weather very bad that they could not hold
Many OF chickens and turkeys III fair condition. was
closed out last Saturday at 10c 10, with soft poultry
selling at 5asc. The unfavOrabe weather has led TO
lighter shipments for day or two past and With clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27

This Company Is the sole owner large land convenient 70
navigation Ishus Of TehuAntepe in the Republic OF Mexico
consisting every variety Of soil adapted the production Of hemp
tobacco sugar. indigo, coffee and ne1baustbs deposits
Of nphae OIL sulphur asbestos, and other minerals n
Subscriptions received for the stock Of this COmpa5y the moneJ
goes treasury be employed for the immediate dcve
opment property and for the Of commercial ea
tons With the United States Of 1872 and nds
pab while the mineral lands protected By laws that are
coeInt OF Mexico and which have survived
the Let II be understood that
these exclusive grants concessions but the property has been
dolly purchased paid for Gner rigid examination OF title and
thorough exploration The existing laws Of the Republic
liberal character and every indueemeu held out to
coonsts and 20 country good faith There Is not
single record Mexico where foreigner complying With
moestd and there no American merchant or
pursuing legitimate business who has not become
wealthy The section which the line Of country
veno" and extends from AvarsGo to Lguna
overthrow Of the Spnr whatever else has occurred In
MEXICO portion exempt from internal disorder and reTou
long interval Of has made labor cheap and abundant
ed country with reliable and thriving population oa the a
.ene Steamboat sugars eOttongRs, mi dIees and
agricultural implements kinds furnished until but
limited skilled labor There therefore under the auspices Of
m company golden opportunity mechanics IL all It's branches Of
trade.
These tracts reached mgn and settlers at all times OF
CoazaoacOs River naable for steamers OF I tlns
10 Mnatan ofBut miles from its mouth BY the Cos
cb,a for drawing a. fee. loaded miles Mnsn
BY Uspapa for vessels drawing to 10 feet to greater DIS
lance 10 the interior
The climate although within tho tropical latitude healthy a. all
times Of year. Throughout this entire Yellow Fever has never
occurred .
with surface so diversified waered BY scVe streams rich
great variety Of indigenous productions forests Of the
valuable timber and woods deposits Of mineral and OIL mere
is lu opportunity profitable investment that seldom oeeurs
Some which be relied upon As constituting ihe
permanent resources ofthe Company for revenue are " follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
1-NIAHOGANY.

During which dernged everything IN Other parts OF Mexico
from Honduras ct upward Of mahogany from
Of worth upon the European mar
L 80 per au Th, article alone will furnish the basis for trade
heh With capital energy and proper organization could be brought
up $4,000 the second and pods to the CompanJ OF " per
ee The supply nerhaase and for many Che logs can be
m and squared near the streams sny requiring small steamer TO 70"
them to pa Of shipment upon the rivers embraced within the bOandA
mes d The Company's land. ...-- -,-.
In addition to Mahogany Lguum vs, Ebony Bra1 Fustc Qua
paque Cedar nd the various species Paine abound some o.
which be exported at a prost .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
Sa6ings ganks.

rUHIRD- AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.
4 Corner Thnd-ave, aud Tweuty-slI;hst .,
SIX PER CENT INTEREST paid free from Government TAI Cd az
sums from 81 70 $4,000. 80, M -.
Bank open daily from 10 m 70 m auu on Monay "'un'
and Saturday evenings 'O- SPENCER k GREEN President
RICHARD KELESe. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
2-INDIGO

Is a, plant growing spontaneously With the mechanical ap
pianee Americans trade this important article q
commerce might diverted the United States and produce large
revenue Company The indigo raised on other portions Of ne
hmu Is equal Guatemala and India and hnd an outlet Tor
European consumption from ports the Pacific amounting to
o n0nft IN lrrerl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
OFFIcIAL NOTICE.-sT. LOUIS CITY

| OFFICIAL NOTICE.--ST. LOUIS CITY
W WATER BONDS AT AUCfIOs
oP IN BOARD WATER CosnssloNERs.l
81 Louis 81, 1867
The Beard Of Commissioners Of the CITY Of ~ Ions VII y
authority ofawD offer public auction the Meaas ehapge
this THURSDAY December H. 70 o'clock t1e
der Of the ST LOUIS WATER BONDS amounting IN the ggre-
gstet0
| TWO AND A HALF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
The Bonds viii be offered o sale Of not less than One Hsnc-
red Thousand Dollars aud the who such portion OF the ~no
and Hall Million Dollars Will be sold IN the Judgment OF s
Board BOuis viii he ready for delivery sloat Jana
8 signed By the Mayor Register aud PeseI
othe Board and must be pn for the National Bank Of eAte 81
cry.
These date June o. 1867, years runs principal
and interest payable uteIrst hafyea GOLD coin Of the Uaed
States the National Bank Of ube in The City ~ New YORK.
and being Sn dated for the amount Of 18th u
December 1901 will be cut of previous TO delivery
The security FOR the payment principal aud interest Of these Bonds
Chased
First On the faith and credit Of the City Of Sd Louis
Second: On the annual Of the Water Works.
ending October 81
Sl59 aud for the ending April 1862 VII probably amount
to $4,000.
When Works being constructed completed and in
ou increased which Will thee be supplied the annual
revenue is estimated. will reach half million
The acorg appropriated by law 10 the payment On
interest these Bonds and eannot e y e-
Verted from that purpose. - ..l.. d. --. -,,.-..-
application the undersigned. = ,,.o- y, -,
BY order Of the Board 1no. n. DopD, Ilsson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
Cbantts for Bnsinrss M,n.


A SSISTANCE WANTED-TO introduce an
n Entirely NEW Lamp CHIMNEY andBURNBR Taxes we'll FQ
fnl psticulas address s. ". MORRIS, Flushing l. L 1870
~ HOI MESS BURGLAR ALARM TELE-
Ia. GRAPHPATRNT California and several other states i
SI For m particulars and volumes Of testimony in s vo apply
at the Ofce, No 20 Broadway
NOR SALE and TO LET.-The FIXTURES
II and APPURTENANCBS Of large and welIestabshed ALE
pRFWFRY Tor sale The capacity Of brewing from 5000 20 o
b.re ner YEAR storing the premises lease for ts
years or more given. Inquire at No 6o hoh Ihdt ADo'a
Gree1.st philadelphia between the hours Of aud Y
CpTFNDID BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
y cass BUSINESS Of the principal city markets. % ee
49,, nrt and In best order Buness-pouly Game, fruits
V,,bes &C. INQUIRE Of NkDICr BROTHERS. No. III BToadSA
from 10 to u o'clock
CPECIAL PARTNER WANTED = With
y 900 10 $500 partners (Oue member Of Stock kS'
6.n VINO have experience IN Waist for the
nose ~ doing strictly stock Commission Business Address g., Boz
10 1854 PostO6ee
INHE OFFICIAL STATE PAPER.-Circu-
Il lAtss In every county
ILLINOIS STATE JOURNAL, ,l
Published Daily Weekly a Springfield, Ill
ADVERTISERS
m ple.,. tak notice that THE JOURNAL the only morning
paper published State Captshatt the only Republican
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE
Chicago The weekly edition penetraes every county hu
Ieripton prices Daily, $40; Weekly ~ annum Address
THE ILLINOIS JOURNAL COMPANY, springted H.
WANTED to SELL, BUSINESS for the
w state Sew-York and Eastern STATES; competition no ss
and will paw Address THO HAUBERdkR Nc.
ii23 North Fonrth-st Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
3-INDIA RUBBER

likewise grows throughout tho Atlantic BASIN and &C
eebe points; attention has been paid to its developments
m the reason that no smuint production In
onra" mahogany cutting the trees are ed as underground
ohscons and their commercial value eItinghed The
women And children Constitute the material part OF the families OF
could be employed in gathering the gum rom Tue ee'
t are DESTROYED furnishing supply sufficient this entire market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
ZOOS

Receipts $3.50 bbls for the week, among them many
l,,ned There firm feeling and fair demand foF good
inarIs fresh Jersey, Pennsy wanna, and other nearby
eggs selling the single barrel high NJ J6c ana even
c Most sales OF State and really good Western eggs are
at 33d35c. We quote 49,.
~ L. L. and Pa, irlsh Western, Dor loss oh''' "a"
good AZ mark Jid Egg Oat bush good SS4v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27

Another element wealth jet untouched in this region the Tea
Plant which grows Wild along entire seaco It differs from that
Of China 10 this running vine and not shrub By those who
have tested its qualities it pronounced equal to the best Ens'h
tea requires artificial IT, nor does part
With any Of rs aaEor by being smpy dried In the sln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
FRUITS AND ECTs-DRIED.
nrclallY IN lac lots of On

few Raspberes have been sold 80 high as 5Oc Ihey are
wanted. Black Walnuts are ia little request Some
Pecan Nut from Texas arc selling at Et0l5c. d. We
quote: 49, .. -.-- c,--- -,
fid NJ. a peeled q H.. ....25 al
Ws.,sn new . go. Medium 10 good, g. b...20 as
gi0iO o6
Risek6erres al Unpscled halves q 10.
3 bush 80 do4 quarter . az .
Cheuies phed,0 " Pesnqt va, 9ush ~ ~ ~ -
~ a. sh -
Cbesnuts A. bush+ IS 50a+ 80 % Plums ptte q De- 'sOp
ujcEo,v Nu bush ~ - - Raspberes 4 b,...i5O 80
CIfk - Efrl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER o. 1867

Corn Meal Is lower sales Of $50 bills al &c for Jersey and
s. IS for Brandywne. Buckwheat Flour is firm sales at
50 9Od$4 %.
FIsH-The market is quiet for Cod and Mackerel Mt
about previous prices no sales reported except 100
nb in the retail way; the stock Is large
ring also quiet and the only sae hear OF that OF
5000 boxes Scaled and No private terms We quote
Dry Cod. Grand Mackl, No. l. BAY. SIG 80 a II %
Bank StGeorge Msck1 No. 2, Bay. u 90 u -
T. cwt.... 49,. 81 50 a C % Msckl No. g.
Pickld Blue Fish. large ....A..... 10 80 a
g bM........... 9 % a - Maok1 No. 3. Me-
Picked Cod & Dbl. 4 q 90 "a
Msekl,N ], Mass Salmon, Pkld, No p % g =
Shore ........... Is 90 n - Herring Scd pix a IS
Mack No. 2 Shore. u 30 % Herring Mol ok IS
Smoked Haihnt.. 90 % - Herring ~ bbl... so a
Partnership demand is moderate and the market
steady sales at dS1c for Prime Western and 75Q60c
for do, Tennessee.
FLAX-A fair inquiry for Domestic at Sa2Oc for Com
mon to choice.
GRAlN-The Wheat market is very dull and prices arc
Irregular choice Spring very firm owing TO scarcity;
we hOce the first arrival of New California, the Horn
consigned 10 L. Roberts CO.; the quality is very hand
some the sales 5000 bush nj 80 - for No Chicago
Spring and So Oj for White Michigan. Barley I'm lin
ed request sales Of 10000 bush at 81 63d G5 for Can
ada West Barley Malt is quiet sales OF $500 BUSH Of
Old at 81 40, and 1000 bush OF Good at 81 Co.
lower and moderately active the sales 25OOO bush
ONO and Western at s0ds03c, afloat. Rye is quiet
az 81 6g0S 20 for western. Corn opened steady and
closed lower at the concessions there doing for
exports the sales are $1,000 bush Western Mixed at 81 335
81 8is in store 81 S5dSl So afoat, closing at 81 80
81 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27

Poultry have had hard week. the receipts being
heavy and weather very bad that they could not hold
Many lot OF chickens and turkeys In fair condition. was
closed out last Saturday at l0c 10, with soft poultry
selling at Basc. The unfavOrabe weather has led TO
lighter shipments for day two past and with clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27

These markets have been very much depressed with
bad weather and immense stocks onering especially NUT
ION With the largest Of live sheep ever known, fair
mutton has been Sold some days, as low as &c. q n,
7c 10 81 per PORK too Is lower and so Is beef
~ HANG affected Nv cheap poultry. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27
N. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDISG Nov. 90. 1867.
n \ l-.LnL. ~ L. Ra.ar

Receipts T5G packages gain OF 46s over the pre-
vious week This does not Indicate any decline, even
easier feeling in the market only bringing forward sup
plies for future use, before navigation closes There
really no changes OF importance TO make, with West
ern 70 speak OF coming forward and very little Canada.
Some Pennsylvania Rolls have been sold at Ssc and 1t
tie good Canada at 35c Extra fine hafirAins from the
finest dairy regions OF this State bringing 46 G50c,
sold 10 grOcers few tubs az time. The present look is
opposed 10 any decline. Fine fresh Welsh Butter Is lit
ne higher than II was this day week. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27

| EOR SALE, ann,
il CITY RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS IN ALL THB
FIRSTrCLASS COMPANIES -.
OF and other Securities lnenhR wy
AID Coanty Bonds paving good dividends the lowest rates M n'ss
meats in lots TO suit purchasers. By ALBERT H. klCOLAl
Stock Broker and Autionesr.NO. a Finest, NJ T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27

Cranberres are heavy with very large stock on the
market SO few bring over $40 bbl save IN boxes that
ye nut that as the top for extra fruit. Trade sYery
slow Grapes are coming forward faster than the de
mand calls for, and TO get rid OF some scarcely medium
ofs pedder boys have 20 be called In at case %. The
dne Ohio Catawbas In hest demand though one or
two extra marks Of Pleasant Valley grapes are selling ~
lie y h. Apples are unchanged good lots selling NJ - 20
81 with selections at 81 25-Oecasionally 81 So We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-27

NAVAL SIORES-Crude Iurpentne has auYhnctI 10
q rs y 2sO h. but the market is sim quiet about 20 bbs
sold Spirits have been In fair demand and the market
closes strong sales OF 1870 bbs in lots Resins Of al
closing heavy; sales of about 500 bDls In lots chiefly
Common and Strained at quotations, small lots No
/ Pale and Extra having changed hands Tar has
been only in moderate demand prices are unchanged
Evening star., 1867-05-25

THE WORKING, G,PRoPLE.-WIth regard to the
.eie ht. hour strike in Chicago, it will be re.
remembered that where the eight hours were
conceded to the laboring men q proportionate
reduction Of wages generally followed, It is
now reported that the laborers in that city, in
the ploy of the Board of Public W. Works, who
have been working eight hours for eight hours
pay, have lately petitioned the Board to allow
them to 60 to work again for ten aud corres-
cooperative movements among working men,
who, by establishing shops on their ewn ac-
count, do away with the agency of employers,
is shown by the result of one OF these move-
-ments In Troy, New York. The Troy
Whig states that that the Co.sperative EoRn.
dry. in that city, is oyerstocked with work,
while all the other foundries owned ex-
clusiyely by capitalists have stopped al.
together OF are running on reduced time.
1t is announced that the tobacconists OF Lynch.
burg, Va, have agreed to advance the pay OF
their twisters or roll makers to S2.25 per hum
dred peunss for the remainder OF the present
month, and So so for the months of June, July
and August This is more than was demand-
ed by the employees, their maximum being
S2.25s but the manufacturers thought that the
price fixed was net more than fair compensa.
ton for the months named, when labor is
more valuable than at any other season OF the
year. The New York carpenters on Tuesday
evening passed resolutions declaring sstheir
shike. though not yet closed, nevertheless q
success" and insisting on every man asking G
for "a q day wages. They say that over Loco
journeymen carpenters IN New YORK are now
that general strike OF the omnibus drivers
and conductors is expected, unless certain de!
mands for an increase Of wages are complied
with. aJs-J Et5.a - 3tstss.. t's-'+' '''5
Evening star., 1867-05-25
TELEGRAMS. sc.

In the constitutional cor rven.ion OF Nary-
land yesterday the committee on the legisla-
1--WE department n made a report which contain 5
provision proaipttIpg the General Assembly
Hsh making appropriations for the cosnpsn-
sation OF former owner Of slaves. Also, pro-
vining for heavy penalties to be imposed on
as ene members Of the General Assembly, and
other State and municipal officers. for re-
ceiVlfg brIbes, rewards, or other testimonials.
hHo upon persons Offering the same, includ.
rug nnes, Imprisonment In the penitentiary,
ana disqualification from Office.
The Chey ennes are committing petty depre
dations on the Platte route. Three hundred
Oga!allas and BrBle Sioux Indians, under
SPeted Tail and Swift Bear, are near Fort
MCPHERSON, asking subsistence OF the Govern
ment, in consequence of their being driven
IRON their hunting grounds on the Rspubli.
can river and it's tributaries by the operations
OF the troops against hostile tribes These
nan ds profess great friendship for the whites.
A Victoria telegram says the British Colonist
publishes dispatches of an important nature
from England concerning the confederation
scheme. The Colonist says it is belle we'd that
the cry for annexation will be the means OF
attracting the attention Of the Imperial Gov.
eminent to the deplorable condition of this
neglected colony and hasten confederation.
George Albert Mason, the Southern spy,
suspected of being connected with the plot to
assassinate President Lincoln, left Toron TO-
canada. Thursday night, for New York. ae.
companied by an American detective, unaer
SeiO SohuuSt ~ hom ScCIcIdEy Se "arO, 10 give
evidence against John H. Surratt, and also in
robbery in which he took part when with
Mosby's guerrllas.
At the meeting of the Indian NJ edcal Asso.
citation, (Allopathic,) which adjourned Wed.
nesday night, resolution was offered to ad.
NIT women practitioners, subject only to the
same req quirements of education and obser.
vance Of ethics as are required of men 1t
was ordered to stand over for de cisiou at the
next annual meeting Of the association. The
general feeling has favored it,
A large party of capitalists and railroad
men. including VIM. B. Astor, Peter Cooper,
and W. V. McKean, OF the PhiladeIphia
Ledger. arrived at st. Joseph, Missouri Thurs.
day. The party will proceed to Lea ven worth
and some OF them go to the terminus of the
Kansas branch OF the Pacific railroad.
Mr. NJ. Farkman, the defaultnp president of
the First NatioI al Bank of Selma, Alabama,
confined in the Cohaba Jail, escaped Thurs
day and plunged into the river and was
drowned.
The constitutional convention of Michigan
yesterday decided not to incorporate in the
new constitution the clause making eight
hours legal days work, but leave the latter
TO the Legislature.
Major General Thomas has received in
structlens to proceed to Washington, and it is
understood that he left Louisville, Kentucky,
last night.
David Rose has been sentenced in Detroit TO
seven years i'm prIs onment for passing coun-
ferfeit United States currency.
The Mayor OF Mobile has been petitloned to
appoint negroes on the police force.
Evening star., 1867-05-25
FROM EUROpE

LONDON. May 24-Evening.-Sir Archibald
ALISON, the historian, is dead. The Oaks race
which took place to-day on the EPSON Downs
was won by Hipia
CORK. May 24-Evening.-The Fenian. NJ G.
Clure, on being arraigned for treason to. day
pleaded net guilty.
PARIS, May 4.-The frlgate Jean Bart, OF
the rrench west India squadron, has been or.
dered to New York, to take the monitor Dun.
Gerburg to France.
..5.ruEp poor NAV IL .tvI Inere
that the U. S gunboat Ashuelot had lombard.
ed town in the Island Of Formosa. the ma.
tiyes of which murdered the shipwrecked
crew OF the American bark Rover.
VIENNA, May 24.-The rumor of the death
of the Emu peror MaXimillian. which prevailed
here, has been officially denied and declared
to he without foundation.