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DibiornS Yutitts.


Oy7rcE or rHs DUBCaUs Sioux CRY R r. COL
EKWl YORK. Noy. y. 1851 \
NOTICE.-A DIVIDEND of SEVEN PER
CENT lea Government tax day been declared te
frrr stock PAYABLE 3 u Decem6er @ at TIE o4, Of
Ves, K Je,sup Co. No ~ Pine st. "a the hoaer or 'lns
registered closing hooks The transfer books VII W d % Ne
poIimO reopen Tor transfers on tAs a ~ Jgasl %
c. IT, BOOTH Tei,Ifef.
OFgIcE ATLANTIC MAiL SrsAHsuP CoNrASrl
No BowLISG-GKKEs. New York, Nov. y. 1901
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Board
~ Of Directors Of this Company this declared DIVIDEND
OFTWO AND ONRALF PER CENT out ~ The net earlns paAe'
ohcr q the Company the 10th day December next
Trsus books will close at w. Dec 2 ADD nspsn Der IL
HENRY J. cUlSAS, secretary.
ovHCR PACIFIC MAJ. ) E,hHHiP CosPAsr,
NEwYOKK November 49, lI51
TEHIRTY-EIGHTH DlVlDEND.-Notlce Is
given Board Of directors have this dh deereds
DIyIbBSD or THREE 90 PER CBT out othe act earan rAs
gusrter ending d. payable the Compauys oher Mody
6eceuhera The Transfer Books TO 2t mt s be ee sst
risy November g. o'clock and reop ued Tasiiy Dezbs
4 l6T Al IOA IA b. order Of tie Board at Difeciofs
THEODORE T. iOHkSON, Secretary
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improved demand sale, 100 bush 81 90 FOR No Winter gel
81 for No Com Oats blne ana IN kn suPpV
No quoted 050Gc Rye uuehanged barley IN soo aenah
dull nominal Iiic for Mddhns IohseSe nnchengl
sra bzl 90 Tor Lard 6ru quiet Bacon unchanged Hogs
aetye sales 90 IsdS and % he' ''ep@ 'V
heat Gold, ll8 buying Exchange hup. Money close; .
CHICAGO Nov 9Flnu quiet and unehalgr "ueat 9ul't az ~
0l@ 81 2t for No T. aul ~ FOR No Org nnss'eai % e
SAFE decrel quoted a6lc I No. end BIC tr
No. and 1c for New Oats declined Be- a. 5i e steady
~ 33a 80 Tor No. and 81 81 81 % for NO bs net
and advanced 3ajc sales st ~ f80s 81 Tor No. ssa ~ - ~
Rejected active a 6rn Mess PORK $50 @ New and 1s
lar Old Lsrl eady va ME. Cumberiuds ec cFe hsns
lie Dressed Hogs in fr dtmad advance OF p
~ quoted 8TOf7 So Live Hogs Gran % Jefeays anFanoF
quiet 80 81 for bst Quality Shrpng heee,
bbs Flour elO0 bush Wheat. $500 bosh Corn ".
busb Oats Shpmeu50OJ bbs Flour 1900 bush "leaT HVV
bush. Corn - A., a.
MLwAuKER Nov. 5Flou dull AID wesk CtyNDoubs Extras
80; Country 80 5dS8 IS What steady and tm az
80 J. and 7gl Tor No Oats unsettled etb4c TO- No
Corn entirely nominal eeiptsfO bblS Four, 6ioD bush
Wheat bush Oats 400 hash Corn. shpIen-3D0O bills
Foar. 2O0i bush. Wheat 200 bush Dat - . -
MExpns Nov 3-Cottou duh and teayy Mddng iic Corn
Csc 0sl Hay s2iGslG Oats 62c Supellne Fonr ~ %
Mes Pork f2 ~ Shoulders, lRQi2c Chr SIDES lbc Lar
lJNsC 1880, .
OswEgo Nor 2QPour steady and uncsngel sales o. 200 IBIS At
sln Tor No sping for Red Winter; Sl3 or Nhe S 91
Double EItr Wheat quiet; sales 2 hus Choice
Canada a. Corn nomnay 81 % Tor n" Indiana O,t
7J0c Ohio. Barley 6m as 1870 BUSH - WI % or
Ordinary Canada Re aud Peas quiet Mhiee1 STEADY
Shorts Shpsiaf f MdtuBgs so per snn Calal shipments
for tdater. have about closed for tie season. tfe st
lJl04c fr Wheat ard li 0lic for Barley 10 hesior h
road FreghisPour Boston zoe Albany 6 10 Neslof y
rail yer Lake npolts8m0 bush Wheat: 1000 bush
Corn 800 bnsh Barley COO bsh Rye Canal kods
bills Flour buh Wheat. $50 bush Corn EO bush
BARLEY, 600 bush. Rye, and 100 bush. Peas
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peereaso In Noyember. lse7.
TIE MARKETA
lCateiulJ imported tor TaK TRiBraE !

IIatelI1 Hl0fled Tor Tar TRIBraE
SATURDAY, Nov. 20, 1867
ASHE5-We hnd no change IN the price OF either Pots
or Pearls but the market Is dull and somewhat unsettled;
small sales at s too$5 ca for the former and I fOr tho
latter
BUILDING MATERIAIs-An articles coming under
this heading stl meet with steady fair demand and
prices ore well sustained The closing quotations are
follows Bricks 20 SlO0sll 60 Tor Hard slaD
"a FOR CToton and 500 50 for Philadelphia Front Cement
AZ 81 70 for Rosend0le Han at 3G337c. for Rio Grande
hxed 35C. for BuenOs Ayres hixed aud IA l2C for I'm
washed Mixed Iaths at S. three months. Lime at q so
FOR Common. and 81 IS Tor Lump Pbster of Paris per
for Blue Nova Scotia 81 10 per Dbl. for Caclned
Eastern and 81 per Dbl for Cacined Knickerbocker
and Empire Mills
Prices are unchanged sales at 4Oi Ale for Yellow West
ein ana Southern.
BKSTLES quiet but steady; small sales making
az SOC. aSl rs for American Gray and White.
COFFEE-We hear OF sales OF any description. prices
remaining nOininally unchanged In baltimore 1000 bags
RIO, ex Redwing, sold at l2c., gold, IN bond.
COTTON There has been very fair amount Of bust
ness doing but at lower rates. the continued unayOable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02
TIE sTArE OF TRADE.

cutgroy Nov oCaoa or-uri teai bot closed oa sales
81, bale ManS a. rs HesPs -.o BATE eo hale, p..,.,
aoa'ls Nov ~coou closed unsettled at lls for Ml!dlass
Si5,SSla Ga No, s-to,,oa JON and heavy MNlIug' Il.
Nr@oslEis,. No. 2srg.f qse,i God 70 f,i,l ne PINE
y. Mol,ss.s dl Ioaissns Common, tsfs,c choee 3Goc
= .o Choice e9G1 q Corn qs, AID tr~ at 4le. 5si 10
De-, iaiilc, Kh ildIc, sides ~ a5,c, Peght in
proved r,.m 10 Lyeoo lci sad g6c lia'e 3leG c steam
s c9 Z s S,I ro% s5 ss seeing ' Easss s
B,l.ngs On sevieris ,se u, cen. Discount Goa 49, o,
held fnnly stead, - - Tor Strained and No Cooa
B6yyIlo kos F@ar ia good demand Spans high saie,
nesieeieli % Gobbs spgg 81 F9gS9 - aai iiSes 10 500
2oo bush SO sod So Mle aakes Me a ~ Goa dal agd
lo.eri sse Of $500 h,h NJ weem oa ~ OK Ne" Io'to
a. ne Ryesslss ~ basb Western for dilsry II 2 50
Bev onsred Al ii 0f Western Cansji 10 quaiy
Mes Pok da a. u " Tor SeF Ioa' sad 30 80 Tor Lgt Lard
quicsi New, i2oic ighwnes 8sHin hse,p,.am nsA w,
1850 Four 90 hush Camel .os received here nom We open
~ gallon 70 De- S Nsats, 60', ss'iSI,el'
Cors IS o0O0 bush Oab seo0o0o BUSH uagoy sns1 bun
Rye hush t'os Tor he 'ss'on-Fou' ''"" oo "Aa
ST. Louie Eos 90 qt ana unchanged Cotton dali
sSsisr wi Lazy .ui i,o 5aJe, Pine to Choice Ps
- Ssf e ''G ~ ~ Corn sa 0Gs ~, H'I cbse A.
9ds Hs '' I ZEN zen -. sis, Me-. ~ por S sS Z, q
DaeonshoadsD nti side ae Tart lse 70, ts,e' aed
Stgiat ior l' I've h'g. es Bas, ~ 40 C
TotSro 80, saFoor dull wa.., quiet, Auts, declined lie
~ Zine Of ie ss Of hsS s54Ssc oa.a qus aal
NE S' b.. h ys,, $50 5s. What S1 saS cs 800 Sa
Oai.
Lng s3 IS SupeTats 81 IS Oats s6Sat6c Co-New on
che Bar .S BssesShoSldsn, Ne Clear kb sides iis san
asrcs. 90 Ne. IL lie oa Meas Po $40 50 Nov Ia .ss
,os ooun - ,Sfst I, Iics. very Gr Si higher ISitc
gess 'eeer's Coz tts sss.ou COO bead "a wh., g.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

Express stocks were higher on Adams, which sod
at 81. snd is very firmly held, and Wells Fargo s.
Co. which was in request at 81 IQ59.
Money has been easy on cali at 6G7 per cent. with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

the majority of the transactions at tho lowest rates
Al the close balances were freely offered without
takers.
The total imports at New-York for the week com
pare as follows:
week enlsg Nov 20 NoEn Nov 10 s, ,i Soy O. ae7
General y md:c. lcooso 255eOso 46n2o' s72o75
Total. saao,,cm sI97,c8i soe'eisa s5,ooo!n2
Tho New-York imports of foreign dry goods com
pare as follows: -
Thrown on nlarket..... 2s4O,l7S 6H'elI 1ol,IAO
r ss 1 At the port . lsss 1888 .l issl
Thrown on market. s2,4l2Ii6 1l3,6S3.9s9 o0H6'@6
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Ninth National Bank, held on the 29th inst, Mr.
Thomas A. Vyse. jr. was unanimously elected Pres-
dent of that institution TO FIJI the vacancy OCca-
stoned by the resignation of Mr.. Joseph u. OrSis
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Thursday says:
The demand FOR money was reported good and in the
line Of loans and discounts some OF the leading insin.
lions did large business. Tho heaviest demand is from
packers and dealers I'm provisions There "a. ALSO meI
camille paper offering, but not to large extent Prime
commercial paper placed without dncu,Iy Dt u9un
fu securities difficult 20 negotiate The rate OF IN
terest Is firm al 10 per cent per annum
The items in the Bank Statement show the follow
ing changes:
f fpsI tenders 5aa 5sc5ss Dec Dec %sas
Total reserve. s5e6acl sscu.oaa Inc. sa,o'o,ool
Deposits. sl74726ss H75e6,2ss Inc soei,55o
Circulation....... 84l2o.9n ai,oSo,792 Dec. 1919
TotaIinbiitles sos ssI ,5oi s2Oo7s1oa5
o. per cont. 52,2l2s99 524l,75e Dec. &64Sl
reserve 80. N44OsI22 sl622922s Inc. N,s2tlol
Loans .......... 2l9,3l360 27Sl5,5O9 Dec l,59oio
The Statement shows an increase in the surplus oil
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The Statement shows an increase IN the surplus Oh
reserve of $1S2l 1Oi. which is more than was ex-
pected. The supply lof currency from the West IL
equal and more than the Southern demand. ana FOL
LOVING the usual order Of things the Atlantic banks
will from this time increase their surplus OF reserve
The payment of gold for interest and pnnc'pai OIL
debts maturing January l. will give tho banks a
large increase of CON- which, in the present state OF
the foreign exchange, will remain with them, and
strengthen their reserve making their legal tenders
more available for ordinary Cotton breadstuiis
grain and long list of miscellaneous exports, to say
no hing of bonds promise 10 keep exchange at
point where gold will accumulate in bank vaults
The receipts of the st. Louis and Iron Mountain
Railroad for the week ending Nov % were sl5S5 To-
The report of the Wilmington aud Manchester
Railroad estimates the profits OF the road for tho
year at $24,l4O.
The liabilities of the Company are rs follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

GUNNIES-Iec. ~ the somewhat nominal price for
HIDESWe have no new feature 10 note in thc market
for Dry Hides moderate demand sim prevails from tbs
trade and out oi0wn buyers; prices nre without change
ciOriug quiet; Wet Sailed idcs irregular Foreign
descriptions are little more active and scadler. Uhlo
DOnlcstic Slaughter are lower. though more active Up
per Leather stock rs without change Of Importance.
Calcutta Hides are unchanged. We quote as follows
Dry Hldcs-Buen0s Ayres, l9N20c.; BucnOs Ayrcs 100
l9tc MOnte'ideO ltHlSc;RiO Grnde,1s! ol9c;OrlnOco
l6al8tc. California lsialQc; Porto Cabcllo, lie;
Vera Cruz, l50 Tee; TampcO i6DiCc MatamOros, 1910
1Cic. San Juan ana Central Anerca5t UlCc MafacaihO
;Bogota ic;RiO liache Dry and Dry 5aedl2
8l2jc; sayaula and Carthagona saod ~ ui3c Curacoa
Dry Sailed nc; st. Domingo aud POrtnu Platte. Sailed,
nc hii gold; IeNist801c.; s0uthern,Hal7c currency
Dr. Sailed Bdes-Mar.calbc. Il0I2c.; Maranham, NO
l2ict itrnambucc, llUl2io., TampcO aud Naam0ros,
$50 ,3ic. Bahia lIlol2c; chin, 14al5c. Wet snlted
liact-BuenOs Ayrts v n. 10. Gl0lC; Rio Grlude.
l0tal0ic California. i00lOic; Para Zoe, all gold New
Orleans, ~ l2r currency; Country Slaughter Trimmed
Cured lOlc.; City slaughter COW Trimmed and Cured
lie, currency. Upper Leather btOck-Buenos Ayrcs
c l cSb frame apa A f 9 aG sS 'S SnT
teucy. Eat India stock-Calcuta Slaughter, Cow. =
70, Is! 6l6c; Calcutta. Dead Green Cow, BOISE; cal
cutta Buffalo, H0l2lc: Manilla aud Batavia. Buffalo,
HAY-fhe demand has been fair but preos are heavy
az s0as5c Tor Shipping and 81 2ocS ~ Tor Retail lots
hEMl-Ihe market l. nra, blt prices show no change
We quote az re. for Manila, gold.
HbOPS-Prices show hrmness. but the demand Is not
very brisk, at ~ q 40QG6c. tO growth aud quality
LEATHER sole continues IN active demand;
some manufacturers have been In tho Swamp. but the
bulk Of Tho business Is with te iobbefs prices are un
changed though holders arc nnor ia their lows ana
morally refuse 10 sell unless at full prices OAK sole
has been in fair demand. Rough "a quiet and nominal
We quote as follows: oak Slaughter and Sailed, Good
Light, IS 6b2c; Middle SsGi6c; Heavy lOaiGca Light
Cropped. ioSlSc; Middle, 'oGtSe; Bellies, Zg2sc;
HcmlOcl-BueuOs Ayrcs &c., Light, 1i423bc.; Middle,
2saSOc.; Heavy, 2sa3Ilc. California, Light 26l02lic;
Middle. Ta4ste; Heavy q @29c; ornoco. &C, Light
n. A. Damaged. all weights. 94a26ci Poor do. lgG2lei
Slaughter ia tho Rough, 81 Jsc; OAK Slaughter IA tho
Rough S'sJsef Light a9ai5c; Middle SsG'2c" hea')'
4Iaijc,
MErAfS-Thec has been more activity American
dngOtj Copper prices have ruled firm, but the market
closes quiet New Sheathng and Yellow Metal aIo IN
changed Scotch Pig Iron has ruled quiet but prices are
steady. American Pig remains dull. Pig Lead - dull
and puces are noluinaly unchanged. Shot are dun.
spelter Is quiet, and prices nominal Pig Tin Ia In
some demand and prices hrm. Plates dnu ana
nominal. WequOle:
America irgoi.....P m 2sd2Jl Bolts. Jellou usaL...
shsathng ne~.''.'...' - ~ Braaef =
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sArrnnAY. Nnv. ~. u.

Gold has been weak opening AZ 49, selling 40 1872
and iS1 closing at $50. 5I39s. The supply OF coin is
ample aud Gper cent per annuni was paid for carry
my until Monday. The bulls in gold who have
been largo purchasers under impeachment and
financial rumOrs have become satisfied that Congress
will take no immediate action and have appeared IN
the market free sellers at quotations The clear
in0s of the Gold Exchange Bank were 5000 and
tbo balances $1,Oii.25i.
Government bonds are dull and lower. with small
transactions State bonds are steady. The miscella-
neous share list continues dull. Pacific Mall has
been excited and higher. opening nc ~ selling at
i3 closing at 130ial3O.. The large short interest
nade IN this stock in the recent break remains uu-
covered to large extent and the stock is i'm actN
borrowing demand. Atlantic Mail was strong, and
sold ri i2l The stock market is still waiting" and
tiougd dull, is very firm. There is hardly railway
share on the lst which Will not make at NewYear
better balance sheet than that Shown at the close Of
J-lg when ihcy sold at much higher rates. The
keHng Of the crop Of 1851 has given the roads,
whole. money enough 10 pay their usual
dividends, aud make considerable addition to their
permanent structures. The most fashionable speeu-
latye shares Erie, NOrth-Nestern, and Michigan
southern have been largely benefited by the crop
movement and in position where, under
economical management their shareholders are sure
"a income their present cost equal 20 per cent
With stealing stopped on tho Erie Road. and its
through traffic stocked its new managers are san
eGine that dividends can be made regularly upon its
common shares. With al their faults railway shares
NJ present prices are safer investments than
commercial paper as q whole. At 6 o'clock the
market closed firm at the following rates
81 Tennessee p cents. ex coupon, G39064 do. new
,, ass Missouri u cents, 95G9js; Canton. 49, m
81 Cumberland, % 29l Western Union. 81. 1p;s;.:
quicksilver. 12l014; Marposa. 7oS} do. Preferred
I2sa14 Pacific Nail, t3Oi0lSi; Atlantic Mail, 1910
~; Boston Water Power 17.0lS; New-York Cen
trai rs. a11l: Erie, 1s97ll Erie Preferred, ma
IS Hudson River, l2lla12jl Reading, 9J.G@;
Michigan Central, lO9,QuO; Michigan Southern.
.OsDSO.. Illinois Central. lS4Gl3Ii; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, S5iQS}, Northwestern, IS, 05Sg do.
Preferred Ga d67' Cleveland aud Toledo, TO-. a1G3;
Rock Island. 6SG90; st. Paul, lla49 DO Preferred,
5s.@G5; Font Wayne, 9l.Ggg
Foreign Exchange was dun. Bills at On days
pu London are quoted at lOSl0lO9 for commercial;
iCa~!C9. for bankers DO at short sight lOe. Gl0.
lnris at 20 days 52li45153; DO at short sight 5tj
s5,Si: Antwerp, 5.2l.@5.15; Swiss. 5.2l!a5l5
Hamburg S5.G355; Amsterdam. 4Ol0Al; Frank
fort. 40!QH; Bremen. 7s.97Sl; Prussan thalers,
~ @1ls.
1hc exports Of specie from this port during the
week have been as follows;
NUv. Es-Steamer Bremen, Bremen
Foreign Silver. northumberland. $500
Nov. 2D--stoamer sax0ria, Hamburg
Foreign silver. ........-ss. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

The transactions at the b-Treasury to-day were:
Receipts for Customs S2i7oOO; for Gold Notes. 1884,
OoO total Receipts $l1,8745i4 O3; total Payments.
.$i5OSS,C1 Oh Balance, $lO701592 81.
The following is an official statement Of the bust
ness Of the Office of the Assistant Treasurer Of the
United States IA New ORR. for the month ending
Nov. 30. 1867:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

LIVE STOCK OVER TIE ERIE RAILWAY.
For the week ending Saturday, Nov. So % Of Cat
tle &C do Hogs 40 do Sheep, do Horsee, do Mules.
Tnial 90 An lncrense over last week OF % cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02
PECEIpTs or PPODUCE.

Nov. sO-6O6s bbls Flour, 20 bhls. Whisky, 1872 bbls
Corn Meal 100 sacks Corn Meal $500 bush Wheat 81 go
Malt, SO53 bush Peas So 824 bush. Barley, ZIG bush
seeds, 1853 pkg Ashes, CAT bbs Pork $40 psgs Cut
troeun 456s pkgs Butter $3.50 pkgs. Cheese. 40 bbs
Evga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02


As stated above. the bonded debt actually ont Is
S55O7fO The road being bonded for s25000O leaves
still the hands of the Company An asset uudslOrcd
Of 1859 The portion OF this sum Is aNaua
Die 10 pay of the floating debt, II desirable.
The conversions Of 1905 for the last six days arc
shown below the total transactions since Oct. 10
amount 10 $59,Gj9,55G Nov. p, $l,5OS,$50; Nov. D.
$2496S5O; Nov. 90 1881 $50; Nov. r. s. 500 Nov
d, Thanksgiving Day; Nov. 20 s5.25j900 Total
$l5,55s,6ja.
In future 5-20s eX the January coupon viii be eN-
changed for the 1905 and interest the latter viii
be paid to Jan. !.
The Philadelphia North 4merican Of this morning
saws of the coal trade of the week
The quantity OF Anthracite Coal sent by the Philade
phia and Reading Railroad for the week ending the 18th
inst 40 TINS, and by the schuyhl Canal s25 tuns
total. 95,2G5 tunsshowhg increase rs compared with
the corresponding week last year, Of i6.i TINS The
auction sale oi the Delaware and LaCkawanna ana West
ern Railroad Company, OF 5000 tuus Scranton Coal In
New-YOrk on Wednesday last shows an average decline
so cents 2 from their last sale, Oct 80 COastWiSc
fregts continue high The supply OF vessels about equal
TO demand. All sizes OF coal excepting stove, AFRO
duh We quote prices: Broad Top 81 900 s.. and Gas
Coal IS a tun Anthracite White Ash, for Eastern ship
meut steamer and broken, s. Sc; Egg and stove. 81 20
Locust Mountain broken and steamer &UA 10; Leg ana
Stove, 81 1904 30; all Stove 81 i0dsl o.; Red As, eg
and Stove, s. 4004 10 Shamokln =. and ~ kens Valley.
S. % y tan, board Of vessel Tho funOWing Is INC
amount Of cOai transported on the Philadelphia ara
Reading Railroad during the week ending Thursday No