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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-12
THE TOMBS POLICE COURT.
before Justice Dowlngl

ASSAULT on A PHYsICIAN.-foSterdayD DR.. NOhl-
parth having an office at No % Frank;or5t, appeared
at the Tombs Police Court and asked for warrant for
the arrest OF IN unknown who had assaulted him
the previous night in the TaxOfce located IN the city
states that at about l2i O'Clock yesterday morning two
men called upon him at his office and requested mn to
accompany them 10 TIC la&-OiHcr. rs u,,e
was d case there requiring his attention lie
acc4 on Go I EsO as1 cic fS916 yo
man suffering from cplCptlc fit Ec60rdtvcS We're d
losc several PERSONS were h the room and one q
these. without lrOyocaton, commenced 10 abuse mo
part demonstrated with the person Tor using such Ian
euage when the latter caught up au inksaud ano hurled
il al him, and followed TINS MP by throwing paper
weight and some BOOKS az the uuOi.andiug man. The
doctor attempted 10 leave Tie TCom WCn ms "raiant
vented by his companions, ahe ~ we 'ohihfloh Ii;
WOparth made lis esc2re into the street ana returned
found there two Of the mon who were present at tho as
sault on tie previous evening" Dut t.cH were ygy re
SsoiIant and placed II In The hands Of an officer with
directions 10 accompany the complainant and arrest the
man whom the latter should identity.
OPERATING WITH WORTHLESS CHECKs-YesteTday or
fcer Finch Of the Broadway squad arrested young
named Henry Hooker, Oh the complaint OF Elisha Sci
chow Of 30 CO Lberty-st The complainant states that
Wednesday the prisoner called upon him and borrowed
$40, giving security check for So o. PuTporng 10
have been drawn on the Eighth National Bank by H. j.
KeusngtOn. This check was subsequently found To be
worthless no such person rs Kensingon having an ac
another check the above bank for 81 60 uurpOrng 10
have been signed by T. X Watson, and made payable 10
the order Of Henry NJ Hooker. Justice Bowling com
mitted him for trial
ATTEMIT TO PASS FORGED CHECK Frederick Brink,
man, German bartender aged Is years, Tuesday last
presented for payment at the American Exchange Ma
tonal Bank n check for $780, purporng 10 have been
drawn by Francis L. Johnson depOsitOr In the Bank,
who resides NJ No. so West TweDtysXth st. The Paying
Teller, Mr. Theodore w. Pinchney discovered that the
check forged and caused tho arrest OF Brnkman By
Detectives hcDOugau and Gilmor.
The prisoner stated 10 the officers that there were
others implicated with him IN the forgery, but after look
iug for the whom Brinlnan described his accom-
pces for two days, the detectives 10 the concu
sion that the prisoner had been decevug them and
terday they aTragned him before Justice Downing at the
TOmb who committed the accused for trial ia default OF
bail. Brinlman resided at No. 132 RiyingtOnst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-12
CRIMINAL COURTS.
iandant.
COURT OF GENERAL EsslONS.
before Judge Russell


Vor,, fav, sentences were imposed yesterday,
oou il is the general custom Of the Court on Fridays
TO sentence prisoners who may be remanded during inc
ecl TO produce evlnenco Of character Ihoie were Blk
cases IN all disposed Of ana included IN this number WAS
one for the violation OF health ordnanee-the rst com
plant OF this Kind brought before inc curt Ao io'"
ing is the case referred to;
AFAr-BouER FINED FOR VIOLATING TIE HEALTH LAW
Peter Turner pleaded equity" TO the charge OF yiola
inc tho 21s Section Of the code Of health ordinances Inc
comulairant Henry c. Allen deposes that as an officer Oh
the Board of Health, he visited the lat and ora"
estollishment i'm AbdttOrplacc in West IhirtS lht
near te North River Of which Peter Turner Is one OF INC
propretors, the evening OF the llIh OF
ing I'm full operation, there being kettle OF ~ ,1 %
boiling over the fire, which eultea S'tnS mn IA the
lights in the place 10 keep the officer nom
what was going on Dt we eliTt "f,nse which he
paid and then LETT the Court.
BONDED WAREHOUSE BURGLAR.-John Deyins
peaded equity" on an indictment for Burglary III tho
tti degee and was sentenced to the state Prison for
three years and six months On the evening OF the 5ls
of December he caught by officer Patrick hehheGy'
secrted in the back ward of the bonded warehouse No
Sc Greenwich-st occupied by the finn OF BiNby & Co. 10
had forced off the from shutters on one or ne cellar VIII
doyys i'm the rear OF the premises with Jimmy when
he yree ier11utcd by The officer scaling tine fence he
having been Informed that burglary WIS Uei's 'oAi
a BoArzfES's ArFAIR.-Peter Clark and George VIII
liams both pleaded guilty on two joint indictments ior
feonous assault and battery and grand larceny money
and sentenced TO tho STATE PRISON IVI i've SCt,
each The charges made against them were Tor gong on
board the canabOat Hercules lying at the 1901 o
fOurth-st North River the evening OF INC 2'h or Do
ceIuber and beating and rObbIg Henry Baker, who was
ON the vessel The prisoners who are both boanon had
brick tied NJ in a handkerchief, with which they as
Saulted tle complainant and when they had oyerpoW
cred him the of the cabin were runmaged ana
$50 in fractional currency stolen b. them
A FEMALE DOMESTIC THIEF.-Juia Ruban pleaded
guilty of an attempt grand larceny and was sentenced
TO the Penitentary for year Shc was in the employ
Of SkidmOre NJ Johnson, on the 23th DeeenDer q" wien
day She bundled largo quantity of different articles
and made off with them. She confessed when accuse
and returned the pawn tickets representing tie property
she had stolen.
A FEMALE PICKPOCKET.-Clara HacRett pleaded guilty
on an indictment for grand larceny from the person ana
was renoandcd for sentence She observed picking
tbe dress pocket OF Mary T. Halsey 81 Brooklyn, II y
Uocketboo containing $50 81 the Of Ann and
William SITS, on the 18th of December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-12
i rrT-N7
Whale and a 659s2 co for do Sperm Lard OIL Is dun at

97Ac.dS1 %. -. - a,,t
and prices are nominal For future delivery We near OF
sales OF COO bbl Old Mess seller 90 days. at Sl9 O3 anu
1000 bb New Western Mess buyer February, az ~ 20.
SEQ bbs New Western do at $40 2j cash, and $50 dds
City Prime Mess part Armstrong; Brands, at S1 Beer
IS steady and moderately actyei safes OI wv gDs ~
s. p for OLD Plain Mess; 81 IS for New doj S2 10 IYr
Old Extra, md (I7dS2l 30 for New do I1eree Beer -
dun Beef Hams are in moderate demand ana steaGy
sales Of 100 bbis. Western ut s33 Cut Meats arc quL
1O!c for j. G.. and H. &C. for g. G, both City Cut Dressed
Hogs opened mc but closed heavy; we quote az a sc.
for Western and st@s}c for CITY, the outside igcs lOI
fancy. Lard Is dun but steady; sales Of 300 dds ana
New Ketjlo Rendered chiefly in small lots
AFTERNOON Provision MARKET, o'CLocK.-PorK is
offered a 500 25 seller February at $40 ST. buyer do
so coz Lard drill 12lc for DID, and I2}Ql3c for New
PETROLEUM is in g0Od demand and prices are Irlh
We quote Crude ut l3t 0iC IN Ddlk, ana Gn Dds
Refined in bond at 25a25jC for s. 26U2Gbc for do to y;
2Sa2s5c for i do do; 304c for w, ana sc for W.
RICE Carolina 10 in good demand and prices arc bet
ter closing firm sales OF Z0O eS' al 'a~+'0' i"S' mum
sUGHR3-Raw Sugars are fairly active and steady at
10dGIc for fair TO good Reiinng SAFES OF ~ uI9. ~
10l0lOc. for Cuba, 1lc for Porto hcO Ic, lol bl
does 0 1O5c for St. CrOlx and coo boxes Havana ~ c
Refined are firm at 15c. for Hards, 1449IAc iOi SoiI
Whites, and l30l3ic. for do Iellows. .,oe,,o.
SEEDS-A limited demand Tor clover Seed aJ I1~I4c'
for New Timothy seed IS quiet at sass 50 per bush
R0u FLAX Seed is quiet mt 81 GOG2 10 per BUSH OF % ID
Calcutta Linseed is duh and nominal mt 81 25, gold
SPELTER Is unchanged; sales ut 64c WHOLESALE QUOTA
sTEARTN-we note sales OF $4,000 at t1ic. for Prime
TOBhCCOThe demand is active for low grades, WlLch
arc firm; sales l32 hlds Kentucky at 459lCc ma, ~
TNSac5 OF 400 Slabs Straits at 22cj Bahcd, z54c' Iii
'TIiI0W-Thc market is quiet, but prices are without
change closing firm at 1lbWl4c.
raby private terms; we hear Of sales at 81 TO- very phi
Yatc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-12
The Protected BRoApwAY RAnRoAp.-Among

HE PROTECTED BROADWAY MISUNDERSTANDING
the plans presented TO the Senate Commission for the re-
lief OF Broadway lately in session, by NJ o. Da
wilson, Civil Engineer The idea nothing less than 10
NM the Cities Of York, Brooklyn and Jersey City
~ Lheinauc Railway, to DO laid under the Hudson and
Iust myers uniting at the City Hall Park, and from
uocS 70 extend to Harlem where I'm one depot may be
u5eu 'te trainc OF the Hudson River and Harlem Rail
Ioau ~ the proposed tubes 10 be OF size TO admit
aIBe IaOad cars, the whole railroad system Of the
county nay center In NewYork Cars from all parts
can pass through the city without breaking bulk
tne Ways VIII DC Underground 1t IL claimed that the
need occasion Inconvenience TO the citizens or
S Sy uaIle mr. Davidson Is now engaged in perfectng
ms plans, having lately returned from Europe where ne
mas e3aed WORKS OF similar character building or in
principal station IN the City Han Park 90 that he most
oce may be built over IT, cars containing the mails Prom
az parts OF the country may then DO received and da.
charged from this central station may also radlae sys
TEN O rheumatic tubes 70 serve a the branch postof
nces In the city when mail matter can be dIsTbnted o.
most simultaneously with that in the principal office
me scheme as It's nae suggests cOntemplatee staon
cry engines each half mile, driving large fanwheeIs
which are TO become the propcng power by setting in
motion current Of air TO act the rear disc of eaeh oar
arranged IN the form Of piston.
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1--WE eT0nK MApKrrS

HUDSON CRY, Jan. 1l.--ATyals mp 10 tonight
amount 60 li bccyes few OF them prime, but mostly
thin cattle one or two lots left from last week were also
on sale and the weather Is on the whole favorable. The
market however Is far Om favorable FOR the owners Of
stock, and besides loss OF &C. ID from this day week
the stock cannot all De sold, and several lots nave al
ready been withdrawn There Is no hte To the trade,
butchers appearing very Indifferent us 10 whether they
purchase not, and 80 fur the retail trade Is con
ccrned II IL OF little moment, for the people have taken
pork aud poultry with entire disregard OF the inter
ests OF cattle dealers The cry s 10 that beef IL too
high and consumers grcodily catch ut u substitute. There
nre large quantities of hogs being cut IN the city, and
I'm come shape taking the place OF beef The demand
il ns we'll supplied with $500 cattle pcr week IL for
mery with $500 TO 6OoO The ruling prices i30
lilc for the majority NJ tho stock scarcely anything
going over 100. small number Of the bost may prove
iGlc and of the thin lots not 12c Eight
cars Of cattle arrived at Onehundretst for sale today,
aud several lots OF stale were added to them.
Arrivals Of Sheep az Hudson City 20 so far all
OF which have been sold at 507ic. 10. few OF the
sales by Kase MCPHERSON SG5 Ohio sheep OF S0aS5
D. at Ole; Nowlork sheep, OF 80 10, az 6Se several
lots n 5000 sheep at 7c one lot OF 56 fat sheep Of 100
ut Tie, and 1877 large coarse WOOL 10 10 Kentucky
sheep 1T same price one carload fine wool Hew,Jersey
sheep, choice and fat ls h, extra fine, brought Sc.
The new sheep barn at this place Is now about ready for
stock and Ia very complete III cyorY particnlar Iii. ES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-12

that tbe Cnony are in the habit Of issuing tickets III
quantities Of 90 and upwards in form 10Y
eminent bonds with coupons in the shape 81 slalI tCA
cts rood for ore ride attached The regulations OF te
COMPANY REQUIRE that the small tickets or coupons s1au
LARGE ficyc. or bol. in the presence OF the ccluuttO
Tle plaintiff i'm Ills case, having purchased package
~ those undertook TO use enc Of tAom when nc
lad severed from its parent stem without the kO"iro5e
az the conductor THO conductor CCmurICd, a'l III 3c
c9rdarcc with the instructions ne had received IRON lha
Company, proceeded to eject tho plaintiff from 'Dc
car -,-.4f %
The plairtff commenced suit, before Judge BHIrt ~ 10
recover damages from the Company; but me conn III.
was dismissed on the ground That the Icss lot o. 10
company requiring the holder Of oi the i,Ael5 70
carry the entire package about with him. W ~. ~. IN,
reasonable From this decision the QIsAI HO" az
pcals. .,. % counsel at
The Court after hearing the argument OF S oGiST, u"
some length, took the papers and reserved i'9 oc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-12
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JAN n.-Beior
Judge SMALLEY.
ONhSN tlaA-AA~AfA<As
CONTEMPLATING CASES.

Several cOunterfeiting cases came up for disposal
yesterday. In the case Of John Disbrow and Joseph
Bradley Jointly indicted for dealing In counterfeit United
States notes, Bradley Withdrew plea Of not guilty,
pleaded guilty. and was reInanded for sentence.
Mr. Joseph Bell Assistant United states DistrctAtOr
ney then opened the f0r the prosecution against
DEbrOw who, after the testimony Of one witness by re-
quest OF counsel had juror withdrawn, and by leave
OF the Court withdrew plea Of not guilty pleaded guilty,
and was rClnarded for sentence.
Thomas Harrington, cOuuterfeitcr by permission OF
The Court Withdrew plea Of not guilty, pleaded guilty.
aud was ICmaEded for sentence.
Giovanni DOmichcti one Of an italian gang Of
tereiters followed HarrgtOns example, and was also
IemaHded for sentence.
Php Martin indicted for dealing in counterfeit 20 cent
currency did not follow HarrngOu's example, but was
tried, found guilty, and remanded Tor sentence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-12
ACTUAL STOCK or COTTON IN LIyERrOoL DEC %, 1906.
,77O 42G,iG0 G75O 81
Actual stock over ehtlmate being 9o.glO balea
The Chicago Republican of Wednesday saws

was thought tnat after the quarterly statements Of
the National banks had been made out that money wOnld
be easier but this has proved to-day not 10 haye been
the case The nqrers for loans quite pressing as
ever, and the market Is quito stringent previously
reported Nearly all the banks are making close dis
examinations, and are only accepting that elias Of paper
offered Tor discount which ~ secured beyond the poes
10 percent per annum ON the street. money commands
1e9 per cent per month Mortgage loans quoted at
Ql0 per cent per annum. There Ia weaker market for
Eastern exchange The supply is better the shipments
OF produce are somewhat tho increase The rates to-
day at the banks quoted at par Ito discount buy
ng, and par % lilo premium selling
The Chicago Tribune has tho following remarks
about the quarterly statements of banks:
There active and in some quarters an urgent
demand for money to-day Cruesdy from all sources but
more particularly by provision and produce operators
but, contrary 10 what might be expected from casual
examination OF the Statements" the banks In many in
stances refused TO grant the accommodation sought for
The discount houses arc unanimous In reporting tight
money market, But why IL should 10 30 iudgfng from
tho exhibits published yesterday is question which adj
ults Of only two solutions. TIC banks are running US
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-12
FRIDAY, Jan. Ii-r. II.

Gold continues irregular and closes at 49,, the eX-
tremcs Of the day. having been 1921 and 1914. The
latter price was paid under pressure TO settle Tor
exchange. which drawers refused 10 extend.
Government stocks, without exception were lower
from 70 per cent A largo amount Of these stocks
are held on speculation upon borrowed money, and
the market for them is very sensitive Border State
stocks are lower, Tennessee Cs showing decline oil
H. and Missouri Gs Il. Rock Island per cents, new
issue, fell !, and Fourth National Bank Z. The
steamship stocks rose . per cent Pacific and on
Atlantic Mail. The railway share market was II
regular. Erie was lower and touched CT, on the
street, sold at co at the Board, and was aferward
rushed NJ to Gi., closing az C3. st the Second
Board there was q rally in prices upon the whole
list The market closed rs follows: Nev-lork Cen
trail. 1l0tallOl; Erie 6ilaGi! Hudson. ~; Read
ing. 1Os!; Michigan Southern. s03Gs0i: Cleveland
and Pittsburgh, 9laolt; Northwestern, 42.af q! :;
North Western Preferred Si!as1. Rock Island, 10.
alO2l; Fort Wayne. 1O..alG..
Money is por cent on call and in fair supply. The
cock and bull" stories about locking MP money
have very shallow foundation. The same absurd re-
ports were circulated few days ago. but 10 one dis
covered when the legal tender pretended TO be- locked
M was restored to the common fund Of the banks.
These stories are circulated To intensity the growing
distrst in the market prices OF stocks and are not
valuable n anything which can be bought with IL.
nor will il soon lose this quality. IN commercial
paper no change. Best names pass at "a per cont
Exchange is firmer and quoted on London, 90 days,
100. alO33; sight 1lOlallO Paris, long, 5IG. zjG.;
short, 5134a5l2l; Antwerp, 5000 511l Swiss. go
a5I5i; Hamburg, Sc. Amsterdam, Al; Frankfort,
A3QHt Bremen, 20! 0i9.; Berlin, 12!0'2..
Freights were inactive; steamer room is scarce,
which checks the shipments Of cotton To Liver
pool. by sail, COO bales Cotton, la9-32d.; and by
steamer 200 boxes Cheese, OBS; 100 tcs Lard, 22s
Cd; to London, 100 bbls Pork, S. 3D.; 10 Antwerp,
eco bblg. Petroleum, 5s 3D.; TO Cadiz, cargo Of
light pipe slaves at AZ.
The business Of The Sub-Ircasury was: Receipts,
H,293,eC7 1C-for Customs, $?oj,CO0; Payments,
s2,1H,G5l Of; Balance, slOo,sSl,367 lO-God Notes,
$27zOOO
The Erie Railway traffic for December which
should be given 10 the public to-day it is reported
will stand at 100000, making, rs published the
earnings for the year $l45i29G9 Estimatingits pay
ments in the calendar year TO be the in the
year ending Sept 60 and the following result is had:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-12

Howrs & MACY, B,NErrs, No. 30 Wall-st, New
York. ForlCrIy Officers Of thc Park EaukJ Tourpcr
cont Interest allowed on deposit.
The business q this house is the same "a an Incopo
rated Bank.
TIRsoSs KrTrING AccouSTs may DEPOSIT and DRAW
as they please and VIII 20 allowed Iucgvst on their daily
balance az iper cent.
CouLcnoSs made on any pant Of the United States or
Canada
Orders for the PuECAfr or SALE Of The various Gov
eminent and other Stocks, Bonds and Gold, promptly
executed Tor the usual commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-12
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
before Justice shaulley.

:
BURGLARY AND LARoENY-Morris Leonard atlas John
Smith yesterday committed by Justice Ledwith on
the charge Of burglary and larceny. Officer Adams OF
the Tenth Precinct found him yesterday morning
about o'clock, in the store Of Mr. benjamin Reners No
119 Suffolkst with 81 Al in United States currency in
possession, and which Is alleged TO have been stolen The
accused pleaded that he was intoxicated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-12
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Justice Lelwithl

ALLEGED RoDBERY.-Mr. Thomas Cooke of No
Gs3 Trdaye, charged Robert Poole with having robbed
him of pOckotbook containing aboutS25 in United States
currency on the evening Of the 2G Of last December
Cooke alleges that Poole met him the street. knocked
him down, and then took the money from te pocket OF
his panalOons. Justice LedWith committed the accused
in default OF 1000 bail.
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100 rect two stories high and will hold 1000 sheep ThS
feeding around the sides hung upon hinges ana
when not In use fastened up out OF the way There
are also large feeding yards outside where some thirty
cars OF sheep can be cared for at time.
eight ears Of hogs received at Fortiehs ths
morning. but $500 were held over since yesterday There
is scarcely any life 10 the trade though about 1000
changed hands OF 6i07Bc Western Dressed continue to
come forward freely, and sell at 8G6ic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-12
MARINE ooURT-TAy 1i.-Bcfore Judge HrARSr'

Adallo J gT0I71 " q - - -. ~ I,iIo onIeoy-
The plaintiff in this alleges that il M
oriug 10 cross the stree Il the lnteIaeCIo 81 81 mi
and broadway truck driven by an en9cV 'HS Idcml
ami come r11idlv MP Broadway ana tIrltu s,u,,,S
down jcriI-st Knocking her down and severely yI o
ing her about tie head ana feet me oc1usG NrSnt
crc I'm such cases but I'm this case the CG I'm
fed 10 prove concurrent negligence TO the SalSSSS'
- i ;o. Who returned verdict for inc ial'I ~
o. 90 1o uc shaficr ior plaintiff W. b. Quinn Ior 0e
ID
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.o 20 tbc,r reserves IA Is prudent and consequently
have very little money to cnd or else having money they
fink fyaf the first is the correct solution, which Of ne
cessity implies that the st4tements are not any more
heard good deal about marked falling OH ~ Gspoalts
and tho difficulty in mailing collections uU d ~ ecnI f
vcrclfv II mystery TO those on the outer CoSc oi
the ling That the deposits SHOULD al aI Onrc,
tion To make them show increase OF nearly $iJOWV
n three months. The cash on h9nd' mas grown III ~
sauc time from ss2s3ccJ to &5AOC9O}ln ptJ1 tto VI
Eu2G0o, while the Same time The loans e3ioI IN
prove that the institutions arc as well proylueH VII"
cash on land given I'm tho statcmCuts Is myth,
and had an existence on paper ot 9ily Gut III,
I'M p great deal Of wrapping in checks was pcrpc-
ratcd and in some instances checks were given so taI
They might be included in checks on cry banks ana
cancelled after tho statements were sworn TO- Tue Only
ay 10 check this evil "a 10 compel the banks 10 clear
viii each other Immediately before the statements are
made ont They viii then be prevented from swapping
INV ,,,Ib more riltifnI air than they now possess
This system Of quarterly report Is gross aDsuray pro
ductivc Of much injury to The business interests OF INC
country Every three months the brakes are put o.
money market for which there is not the slightest nece5
sity, and for Tie mo being giving paTay. nc htiohe 10
supposcd that these statements would give an eXht Oh
the general average condition, but experience po'eS
that II Is very uncommon average.
On the Pennsylvania coal trade The Philadelphia
Ledger remarks as follows:
Another years business having Just closed, we have
made M ms FAR practicable account of the coal trans
ported on the canals and railroads OF penusylYaha IO
The u months ending December 1860 WIZ SCH 'nas
there has been large in the product dutS he
mast wear ma compared with 1865, although during inc lau
Ter part OF 1866 prices declined considerably: our coal
rcccte their principal supply OF ths Indispensable ar-
Gle from the practically neXhaustbe mines OF our odte
fc crcosc WINS "a gTCat the annual increase In Great
Britain. Coal (tuns) transported on the following I'M
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Deposit on Interest .............. ..s3II,1

The Company, in its September report, places its
debt at s28OJ,4JO carried at GG21O0 per annum, re-
quiring $1,09,u5, or $lG3333 more than has been
charged This, added 10 the deficit above, gives
S7599 as tho deficit in the earnings to pay interest
and expenses As tbinrs look now, the 9Th mortgage
bouds at no remote period, viii sell at the prices
rent when they were issued.
The Atlantic and Great Western Road earned in
December:
{l75723 16C0....Scs5sl Decrease. ,lO7l2
The suspension Of one Of the oldest and most con
sentative houses in tho tobacco trade is announced
The decline in Cotton in Liverpool is partially ex
planned by the increase discovered in the stock by
actual count. The figures stand as follows:
cl,r1l,N III %