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the stock which he purchasss Cor account Of mn
toner s .sss-~-
Nov; F. .ss.nEU ne - most extraordinary a''''.'
I am nss vsrssd iu law; but II laws tous0'1
and common ssns- AID d really ,Ss .S.,;c.... :. s
ps'ne'p'ss V the everyday sn.ir, a. bumsp
49, -- ~-'s y "eAs-A
Me" then am free 70 ssss.. - sns aocsrias nos
law. G
for one have large interests u stake VII bsoken
and while know is my duty good citizen ~ sco-
NIT to law yet Is also my privilege TO give my reasons
for not submitting without Lot me. there
fore. PROFOUND . few questions to Mr. Bennett Who
seems to have been legal champion Of the brokers
In this case and II he them satisfactorily
VII ever after hold my peace
for my account how be affected by its sale Why
should claim the profit suffer the loss growing out
OF the purchase and OF another PERSONS property
What business has my broker TO apply my margin
toward the loss made on his s.ockf
. 2 But Mr.. II. may say that so long have any
Margin my fright TO control my brokers' stock will be
undisputed that whether no have any margin is 10
be determined by the current market rate OF the STOCK
ana that at the moment the price OF the stock indicates
the point OF its exhaustion that right TO se wholly
ceases and nv brokers' right to sell begins But sup
pose my broker al this time does not choose TO exercise
this right, and the price continues to fall in what posi-
ton does this decision leave mes The authority
that takes away my right 10 sell the stock also
makes me liable for the loss q failure TO sell entails
me, which this law prevents me from stcmming, and
flowing, too from the depreciation OF stock which
never owned and which have lost the power 70
control or to get rid Of
Can more helpless, remedyless position be imag-
ineds Yet this is the deliberate utterance OF our su-
preme Court.
Now If any lawyer can Justify this doctrine by the
rules OF equity justice common let him speak.
A thousand operators are waiting TO hear.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY. nov. 2-e p. II

A. eArUxpAY, Nov. asp II
ma railway share market has bssa monotonousiy
dali to-day. and the lower hall Of the .xensass
M.~ 1yJs - ~.
pascal and irrsvsrent OF the brokers who crowd
s..s tsdHlD u Nammoa Speculation waf almost q {
staadsiiI and like two armies campsd within sight o
each other, the bulls and the bears stood watcAs %
but inactive. There mot even single frssh
In circulation the dunsss OF time and
place. and the ngures Of the bank statement although
indicating stili easier condition Of monetary affairs
than they did last week, exerted effect whatever
Spectators neither disposed buy SELL both
sides being. technically speaking. the fenca Ample
money facilities TO be without influence in stmu-
Stating speculation for rise and tho burden OF the
market rests upon the bull cliqses which carrying
heavier load than they wish be sadded with
throughout the WINTER and this is particularly the
with respect TO Erie Northwestern common and New
York Central all Of which selling dsproportionately
nigh and above their real value at the present tims
The ten per cent stocks comparatively cheap how
ever, and In Instances worth more than they are
selling for.
The gold market was very 1rm at the commencement
OF business, and sales were made lax. from which
point there was an advance TO 14lls subsequently,
however, II showed diminished trmnoss and a decline
20 l40X took place the latter being the closing price in
the room at four O'Clock. although at later
hour on the street. tho quotation receded to
14oh 1401. Cash gold in abundant supply
and loans were made at . por cent for carry
ing and without interest. Tho frmness or
the rates Of foreign exchange at the recent advance and
the shipment Of s5l9o3i in specie during tho week
give stronger undertonc to the market than should
before the November interest disbursements made
Tho sharp demand for bills OF exchange was owing in
part to remances account Of coupons received from
condholders n Europe, and the supply Of commercial
Oils drawn against shipments OF produce being made.
quate to meet It, recovery OF from the previous
depression was the natural result.
The daily range OF the market during the week IL
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cunesnand Is ASK; Asiaasas Mail, lls; Quicksilver
10 . 10; Marposa, . 10. -~is~-ss ,
mining shares we're dulL Al the n,s board QVerts
Hin closed 10 lower than 1t the same time yesterday
Al 81 os; Edgshi Mining loc.. selling st - Is.
consolidated osss-- : = - --'
= -, WAS zso. nignsr ssinng
at 80; Rocky Mouatain sold u 25c. Davidson "copper"
81 T. 81; Corydon, Soc.
The foreign exchange market inactive but nrm in
tone Bankers bills on England at sixty days. were
quoted at look 1os'<; at three days. losz llok;
commercial bills, losx 100; bills on Paris, at sixty
days ol61S a5l5s; al three days, Sis 5lsx; other
S,y,, al thus.-
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Consols end American securities quoted thus IL
London on this and previous datss:-
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FEnAIE EDUCATION AFRICA "A liberal gentleman in
England who conceals his name has given f2 500 for
the erection Of etcc for female boarding school at
sierra Leone. The EnQtist Church Misiondry Record
says very truly that the educson Of the females
keen pace with thai of The naics elso dastrous
ouences will follow. Africa must he regcnera,ed by
Africans themselves This truth has been Acknowledged
by the friends OF colonization Ia Liberia whose college
and schools are now at work towards the accomplish
men III this great object Whatever aid given these
institutions much for the advance OF cvihzation,
and the entire removal OF slavery in Africa
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v1s sssssIsE1asss is's ans1asiE sns nss1o%r3sb cqfss}ssb
- JOHN JOHN IpmP 3. P1Y
'ssssssSt so.osos & s';ii scsEd. aJ''''-'
For % JUG; s.srfs e n SsSta4 Sis5t e 4AD''.''
For 'usiss ass, g 4, d: !: ssPrs%ss y PSs9s Court
f0r ciamcas,,csf iisstcss q suDsrosr uDr%rsf Court
JHS'Ss JOHN n. sakBCGR. 4; kf f
For Judge q ,hs Court q Common Pleas
For Suds. the eSss TO an vacancy
r. GEORGE g IsRRErr
FOR 'si'Si sESsSE & +; Y. sa'si aSsiIs' Court
JAMES o,BKIEN.
''' osit caASLhs & Is f!'y I. yLSsw 11a county
AARON AARON qGrRasfi r. rRsaSsrfii1ss.-
feedRASh eoksaLlus u FEYsSs' FkYsS
K. <. o,iiIsi oaKRr 1i.sias'' M%Tis
For Supervisor (full term-b
JOHN BRfCE
f'' SpffiyIins %ffIiAs go JOYCE Tsis''''
Fourth DLires-is "a a. asa, 5.h s.h. 7h. 18th and
WILLIAM n TWEED.
r"h District siohhh A as SoSfos iS'S fos s'h "'Fd''
Sixth Distrct-l0th. 1ith and l7th wards
THOMAS J. CREAMER.
For Senator,
Seventh District-lsth. Goth and 2ist wards
For Senator,
Eighth Distrct-l2th 18th and nd wards
HENRY w. GENET.
DEGULAR TAMMAsY HALL NOMINATION.
III For Sheriff.
James O'Bren.
WAR; w1,nss H;rdnSsn 4; mnswhl'' Secretaries.
DEGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
II The Working Mans friend for sheriff,
MICHAEL CONNOLLY.
DEGULAR DEMOCRATIC UNION NOMINATION,
IL Fourth Senatorial District comprising the ls 3D. "a,
lth, 5th. 9th. TIN, 18th and l4th wards.-For Senator,
pEGULAR UNION REPUBLICAN NOMINATION..
III For Member Of Assembly
Twenty-frst Assembly District,
ROBERT G. BROWN.
DUBBER RINGS, FOR ELECTION BALLOTS, TO BE
III had at 1856 Spring and "A Broome street. third
floor, at any hour.
CEvENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT,
- Eighteenth. Twentieth and Twenty first Wards
Regular Democratic Nomination.
For senator.
JOHN HARDY
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no THE ELECTORS OF TIE CITY OF NEW YoKx;- Il
We, the rderriened citizens Of New York, without dc
.nction OF party would hereby honestly nd our e
low citizen Charles f. Locw favorable
FOR the Office Of County Clerk His acknowledged ability
hone sly and integrity and his welknovn business habits
epinen;ly qualify him tc introduce and establish long
the ofrc question. and 70 discharge
OF the faithful and acceptable nanners
satisfactory the loyal profession and the commu-
nifty al large. - =.
Nth sncere desire to see our local public Offices nled
the earnestly all our fellow citizens
to disregard considerations and by their votes and
influence unite with In eiectng Mr. Loew to the olcc
OF Coualy Clerk on the 9Th day OF November ncxt
Geo. w. Qulnard. AZ West Thirty-thrd street.
Henry X. Morgan x Co., 81 broadway.
James T.. Morris Co.. laC Chambers street.
VIM. ii. Il s. II. Bell, 81 John street.
James r.. Phelps, Jr. 52JshD street.
Edward Rorke a. Co., ~ barclay street and - Pearl
street.
henry A. Bostwick, II Wall street.
Wcsiev Smith. Ill aTenue ID
Edward y. Rogers. u Filth avenue.
&. A. Waterbury. Eleventh Ward Bank
Il. j. DewhuTs., 2.9 seventh street
MIers Coryel. Quintard Iron Works corner Eleventh
street aud avenue ~.
George p. Ockcranausen. renner n Rose street.
Charles SchafDer, Up Town Savings Bank.
Walter w. Price. 2si West Tenth street
Jacob yanderpoel, $50 Fifth avenue.
David Jones, iS2 sixth street
John r. Ermentrau, VI. u. l9i seventh street.
several thousand others.
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Chicago journal Of Thursday remarks OF local

Nutca&V JVut nni Va VI iocS hono-
tary afYars:--
The general money market presents no new features
worthy OF notice Most or the banks report active
doufand for loans grain In ore but the dispo-
ston to make pdvances such eollacras Is gradually
to-day and generally credited up al the rates.
general time bills find avor but present
iuncturc banks think 1t the better policy accept
them and induce shipments rather than make advances
on grain n storo The stock Of wheat Is steadily
muating being more than million bushels,
which s regarded being too much Of load to carry
during the packing season and until the opening Of
navigation
EXCHANGE was easier today, with sales in the round
way at par to twenty five cents premium There is no
change IN the counter rates.
Cincinnati paper Of the date says
There Is still an active demand for money and the
market rules close The supply OF currency gene-
ray short and in the open market money In active
demand ~ Is cent on good paper but houses OF
undoubted credit generally able obtain from their
bankers ell they require for their legitimate business
operations At a 10 cent. The lack Of confidence
which has been engendered BY the failure of few
houses has influence the Of interest In
the opcn market than the actual scarcity OF money
bankers reserve to take or their
depostors preferring to take paper OF hem at lower
rates or interest knowing II TO be SAFE That nearly all
paper il promptly met IL natures Is good evidence
or the sound condition Of business Tho receipts and
demands for exchange are about equal and neither Of
them heavy. The government s again transferring
funds o repositories here New York. and this helps
to keep the market frm. Rates remain steady at par
buying and 60c premium selling
The dry goods import movement at the port during
the month OF October in this and the previous years
is thus shown
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90 BROKERS' OWN THEIR CUSTOMERS STOCK,

STOCK ErHAScs, Nov. l. 1907
To THE Eprron or THE HERALD:-
Very many stock operators Il among tho nunber) have
read with ss,onshmen and alarm the recent decision
or the Supreme Court the case Of Markham against
ysndon In which the broker pronounced the owner os
The New York herald., 1867-11-03
Wax eahfiilG

The shipments OF specie and bullion from this port
during the last twenty five weeks have been a. UNDER
The New York herald., 1867-11-03

DOLCE yUsT!cE-iT HAS BEEN URGED TO THE
be rasansy in his once Judge sin be niod BY lie (ov
ernor who viii of put p republican Hut this s
i,cor,ert The election o Police Juscns does not tak
ulaca I'M December, Judge Connoys resignation
Only twenty days before thst TINE order 10
comply With tho law, whch requires Tue calling Of el4ieo
ZION st TIA. time W al The Vacancy.
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snttrnal Rtbtnus.

limited STATES INTERNAL REvENuE.-
Eighth COLLECTION Dit of NewYork comprising the kghtenth,
ANIMAL NOTICE.
Notice hereby given tia, Asnnal Last OF TAIes assessed the
above Collection District for the beginning May 1867 has btH
aud that the duties and therein
specified due and payable The undersigned will attend
personally Deputy bis oce No s fnhs tia the rear Of
The National Bank daily Sandays eIcpte commencing
MONDAY Path o June and s1dns SATURDAY 10Th Of July for
the receipt Of said etc. omse hours from 90
The neuded the Annual List Incomes Billiard Tables
Carriages, Plate. Watches and Licenses
The nnbe Of arpsIers this District great that much trouble
and delay will be avoided by early All he shs
Neglect 70 pay the due br then respectively according 10 the m
Aforesaid within the time herein specified will become liable 10 the ets
ties prescribed by the law THOMAS X. SMITH, Collector
Dated New-iorf Jane 70. 1857.
LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE:
~ -SEYENTll COLLECTION DISTRICT or THB STATE Or
NkW-iORK COMPRISING ThE ELEVENTH AND hbNh
TEENTH WARDS OF THE CITY OF EBw-foRK-Noi -
hereby pursuance OF that have received the Annual 20
lection list OF the Valuations bnumeraons and Assessments o @
District under The Internal Revenue laws Of the Uued States for G
present that the .s enumerated therein have become s Sa
Of the at s oas 10 the osw Bfsl building corner Of ~
to the 10th dy Of August 1867 inclusive between the hOa Of soeo'
a IN and o'clock .. ~ -
An persons shah pay by respectively
according list Aforesaid will become liable penalties pre-
scribed By Law. MARSHALL b. BLAKE
Collector Seyesth District State Of New iofL
Hsw'York, July 8. lssN
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uNHE GIlYMARD HOUSE.

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