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New-York tribune., 1867-02-26

w snrnee Der rmen OF the Of Nevlok having examined
rt t. rs Adao Fire Company of the City o
Nevlok Las declared that the capital hereof impaired to hs si'en
m fortynle 5aO per cent such impairment amounting 10 one
Luudrd to,Gd hundred aud n be yiOo dollars
Now therefore 10 pursuance Of tho Teqon of the laid Sapennten
,r male the capital equal three hundred thousand do
f. the amount fIr by Ne charter The oeshod dts OF si COMPANY
the said hundred and Or seven
one hundred dollars money the amount
of such deec,ncy oyuus % 100 per The oce OF the Com
any 40 broadway 10 the CTS u NcWlurk before the tenth
day 1901 In al Of nopRymcut ~ shareholders on or
before said 10Th tay of March ti de- hers a AID driermue the
.r ceut,g amount for which cerica be- Issued 10 snc
okloe the surrender Of their present stock g uhcntes a. hy aud
nine rred and iOTgcgl tousaus go 1881 con otthe par
value u sase The Company 10 ry r tho fractional paris Of sha
aul hundred and forty eight hnusanh percent OF
b bar Of the aud r the OF allowing such new
stock created sud disposed of by the Directors Of s tompAuy N
eornee With the requirements o the statute and hng the ino
within which the must ba consumnat tho undersigned hereby
settles he for the aud sale OF said stock 10
be sid 1th DAY o March Oi, within .ty days theIesnsE
dated NsG.loTk, Feb ~, 1861 Nh a. SRAVRR
Prssidenk
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26

SANDY HOOK, Feb. 25.-rhe schooner TINT ,
with the steamer scotland, as reported yesterd
was the schooner Josephine OF New-YoTs fte
Rico, bound ~ Ney-york,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
financial.
COUTU- WEST PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
y SEVEN PER CENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
100000 IN COUPON BONDS
OP
81 900 EACH,
r,yyr,NrIV WEARS TO RUN
PRINCIPAL AYD INTEREST GUARANTEED ~ TIE ATLANTIC
AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COPASY.

PRINCIPAL AYD INTEREST GUARANTEED ~ THE ATLANTIC
ASD PACIFIC RAILROAD c0PASY.
And secured BY property valued II @7O on'ng o' ~ niles Of
committed road snl $4,000 Of rich agcitua ard uc binds
on the line of O provision q TIE rase when ald' are
o5 Of 4. 0O Il Is to constitute hrd fr the recrp,o
Of Ike amount Of bonds which also received by The '"mpnJ Al
PAR in payment r audJ and sug disposed 81 at aies
of from +5 20 8 per
The climate remarkably salnbrous ard e mean temperature the
a. On y,ri, The Winters last about wsck snl stock can be
Kent on The range yer through For peu respecting In'
al, -.ss Col A. ALBERT. Land gen, AZ - bui' ho
This Company recently been merged s The A'nh 'a Feo
Rff,ad Company having land psr u 5""V o acre. tL't'P
adding 10 the fullest q the security Of these ond-
The road Of Company, when cmpeed VIII form dei
and continuous railway Lou to sa Francisco shorter BY so
mile, from New York the PadGo than b ty other route
OF the present Of bonds limited suH sroN offered o' sale
at the low rate per subject to aanee A. the option Of Tie
Company.
For further particulars apply
WARD & Co.,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26

pay to the small supply, but all grades firm at
former rates sales Of 40 hhds MusCo3ado at 4sa5c
We quote City Linseed at 81 3jaSi 81.
PROVIsIONs-A moderate business was done in Pork
delivery, sales Of $50 bbs New Mess seller March, at
go ~ The M saes, cash and regulsr are 1000 bbls at
go - Tor Oid Ness iO otoSA for New dO and s23 62
fox Clear Pork Beet steady and more active sales Of $50
sl2as5 for Old Extra and s7aS2l for New do Jierce
$50 for Prime Mess and ssG8 for India Meas and
Extra do Beef Hams scarce. in demand and better
sales 500 bbs SIS $50 for Western Cut Meats
s6oadar sES @ ana IN ia @ Sec PsEc of s"s dos IN IN Sd @ m
for Picked Hams, the latter for very choice. BacOnis
more active and prices steady sales OF $50 boxes at
Dressed Hogs are steady but close dui at si59.c for
ask i gices, but Sayers hold off Sale sales Of % 5S5 pkFs in
lots, at 42ic for No l9c for City; 9s al9.e for fair
bbls; Kettle Rendered is held at 1S.e
AtLERSooS PRoS59Ios , hARkET ocIooKPork was
go 20 cash and regular i9r future delivery the market
was weak seller March, 500 s. aud buyer March $40 2O
BUTTER is duh and prices are nominal. We quote
Goshen and Orange Co pals, y Yib............4Oa42 ib
State frldns fair TO prime. mo..................3Ga3s
state half firkins, fair to prime S7aS9
state flrkins common and medium. .........25d30
State Welsh tubs, fair to prime ............2sd52
Western Reserve, good to choice Summer
Western Reserve; common to prime. .........i5a25
Northern Pennsy lvania .30Q32
CHEESE remains quiet, but prices are without change
We quote:
State Factory, Good to Choce, p oo........1o a2Oa
State Factory, Common to Prime. ........-...l2 0l6
Eug gish Dairy, Conn.,. ais
English Dairy, Ohio. ais
Vermont Dairy, Fair to Good. ...............u ais
ONO 9O
PETROLEUM-The market remains duh at 12dl2ic.
for Crude bulk and 174c for do. I'm bbls. Refined
tn bond at 26C for Light Straw To Wite 2302Sc FOR
Prime do do 29c for Standard White and 3lc Tor Prime
White.
RICEThe market is quiet at about former rates sales
of 90 tcs common Carolina at l03c.
SUGARS-A very good business has been done In Raw
Sugars, aud prices frmeT sales OF $40 hhds, at glc.
for Moasses Sugars lOS G0lc for Refining Grades Cuba
l0Gl2}c for Grocery grades do 0Ac for Porto Rico and
1913 boxes Havana at 1G12bc Refined are steady AT 100
dl59c for Hards, and l4Sdl4tc. for soft Whites
SEEDSA fair demand for Clover Seed for home use at
125 a14tc for New and H. d2c for Old Timothy Seed is
saahle NJ 81 6S3 Sa y bush Rough FaNsced Is firm
at s. S5dS2 Q5 q bush.
TALLOw-The market Is moderately active and the
prices steady sales Of $1,000 10 at nR0llac.
WHISKY-The market is firm but quiet at 33c. for West
ern, and Sl3 S2c. for State. ~
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bort n)ar6en's Noiife.

o Sxw.IoRS. I
PoRTWAsDsSS OyFoE, No ~ William ID
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
SECTION Of the Acs rAs, April n, 1857 entitled Az At q
Ofe of the Port oi NeslOr 70 ali persos
Interested having charge Of the ube matter of s nq'
examination survey. following ycs uos uudsf fAh
on by IA. PorI Wles thA, The sad surveys ef .amnstoe,
b. coanel wln ten ., succeeding this seee, boS se
ttsse!s.
0su.t
Steamship Havana.
steamship Tr poll
steamship Wiiningo
shi
Appdhcg DIfl4 '''' =" r,
Rqrk
~ MINTHORNE TOMPkIhS. pi.sasst
! Auss secre,aEN.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
Dlpi0eI0 Notices.

OyyIcE oY 1nE CuicaG AND AtroS RAILROAD CosPANr,}
CuicAGo Ills February H. 1901
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-Notice Is hereby gwen
10 the Stockholders Chcaso aud Alton BaTosi Company
that DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT S fee OF Government
tar has been declared of the earnings OF tbe road Tor the %
,r mu, upon Preferred and Common Stock 81 he COMPANY
p,vsl Il the Office NJ X JBSOP Co.. NO. "a broDWa
Sok ON ths Fourth March next hO Of said soeh
who nav be- such the close Of business hours on Iae -
M OF Fehrua sU the transfer hooAs viii be eoSed
md opeucl th DAY Of March next for transfers
w NJ LAERABRB, secretary
,JvTiCg OF PlCFlo MAIL SrsANsIuP CoMPANY,l
NKw.YoRN Feb 20, 1851.
rVUIRTY-FIFTH DIVIDEND. - Notice IL
hev Given that Hoard o Directors have this dag declared
DIvIpRNDO OF THREE ~ PER CENT out Of the net eann Of th
quarter ending January 81 o6 payable at The o1co Of the Company
FRIDAY. March l. -, -,
rrouereI Monday, March & a. 0a IN.
b. ouler Of tie Board Of Directors. - ..,.,.o,, . -,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET
.rcripIy NY 10
RON rnr wfFF FSniSc NoVnIS

TOR me WfFk FINDING MONDAY, Feb D. 1851.
BeeveL Cows Yess Sheep aud Lambs Swine Total
4,4G3 "a coo 9,967 1872 2S,g22 q
These were sold at the following marketplaces;
Sheep and
DeO,l Cow Veal. L,IubI Swine Total
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
Cost ana fouuo.

EOUND-A GOLD WATCH and CHAIN
The have by proving property and br ~
Apply GILBERT A. RoBERlSoN No ~ Foari
ave-, TSenyfrst and Twenty y-seeendsts ~ sa
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
Deniistrn.
1larble HIautcis

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in The
k city purchase MARBLE MANrELS Of the aesi d,f,r,
very low prices KLABERs MARBLE WORKS No lco fa
18th 3ays " Y Nantes pat up in the oaaJ cVn
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26

They 10y the following routes: Lne kaiiIoHi, yt
Hudson River Railroad, LIS; Harlem ia!lroad, 2l
Ecw.fiavcn Railroad G; Camden and AIiboy Ka!Toad'
l59: NcJcrscy Central Railroad go foot, -. About
$50 were ia the one Hpndredhst yards on Monday.
There many changes In the droVcs tins week win
wholesale prrchases 40 one markct 10 be rctaicd NJ
another Not ~ duplicate Tie lots give credit To the
wards where they are rctailed 10 butchers Inc receipts
a COmnunpaw were head Of cattle only 81 (which
rcailcd a. that market The total arrivals a. Hudson
CIV were 2i9j Of which s3 were taken to one uudcdth-
81 some OF them after selling AZ The former place
LIST or DRONEks.
The following are the names of droycrs owners cr con-
seIccs the principal dIOves and where the cattle are
ft,t,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
RECEIPTS OF pRODUCE.

RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
FFp 2S-Flour lO.625 bhls Wnirsy, i,is9 bhls. Corn
Meal ancks Corn $3.50 bush. nafs ..uusl seeds,
4ss hush Ashes 10 pkcs Beef tE, lJrk, t07 bhls
Cut Meats, l,4ij pEEs. IAnI' di phcs 40 bIoose"
Hogs Butter, J,O0i pkgs. th.'r, -.nUphH.
LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.
For week ending Saturday, Feb. u: ii ars Cattle q
cars Hogs, sheep cars Horses, hd c"rn fo-
Try; total lsI cars
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
5apinos Danks.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave.,
y ro .r of PER CENT INTEREST rec 81 tax
'i THOMAS CHRISrl. Fresideut
r. H. BCLL Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
" NE Me- Eeef Sa1S,d5ee has been tho failure OF tn,
Fn Of i. Pollef1ine

he week, has been tho failure OF tn m of T. pcuo+,
a. Lille nerStoore considered one ofne richest and most
Liny esIapnsned In France, bringing down with il sew
% SsH oi te De1 houses OF Lille and ROubax Me Rank
arg I Ue rs sd to be involved in this disaster for Very
largo hount nevertheless such is the banks credit maj
he effect of this loss upon tho value of s shspas % %
been insignificant 0 "a as shares mas
Inc following shows the condition Of the New
York City banks this week and last;
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26

The capital of the Company is s200OO,0O0. The
.cortgage debt is $9SSi,siO, and other liabilities
t5,95S S9l making an aggregate of S4j,9G3,7Si. The
cost of railroad and branches Is put down at
tl3,5OOOCO In addition, the Company claims credit
for the Harrisburg Railroad, $l,Ss2,1JO Columbia
Railroad and State canals, $6,GOOOC0; equipment of
road, 1851 2lj; real estate and telegraph line,
eS42l 4S1 and extension of trunk line west To the
Monongahela and east TO the Delaware. S2l2l, ,l57-
making an aggregate Of SOs964O3 The Company
presents other credits in bills receivable, stocks
bonds etc. 10 the amount Of $lj,211742
A London circular of Feb. S charges the Atlantic
aud Great Western Road with making false returns
of its traffic for lSG5 to the extent of $50, and
cites in proof two official" statements:
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26

MINIATURE AL,LASbC.
Sun Moon R-ss st
Sandy Hook .....l20l Cows Island. .20l Hell . =
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26

THE ATLANTIC MAIL StEASsHiP COsPAHft
Ory,cy No Bow tyg GhEES NEw-ioRK, Feb. 90 lSL
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Trans
~ fer Mail steamship Company vii he closed on
the evening 2 o February and remain closed mil ne morning
Of the 2s,h day Of February, 1911 JAS H. 1fl hEn I
NOTICE-The Annual Meeting of the stock
~ the shoe and Leather Petroleum Company WI
York O'Clock m the elscton Of Trustees Tor We ensuing
year and for the other business h % be brought
b-flre tie meeting. q. Wal IhINoOH, stI'.aIy.
TINTED STATES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
u of0 thirty 1910 COUPONS due March tI are now
received 5r s,aniuston the L. s. Treasury H. H. FANDfCk
~ " Assistant Treasurer
uOLDERS of United States $40 NOTES
of all rs an then exchanged for TIE NEW $40 BONDS
OF 1913 on the most favorable terms without, desy, BY applying
- HENRY CLEWS ~.
M 1. a n Walls
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Average Average
Amount Amount

AnrS If 9 me Loans Spec'e Circulation, Deposits,
ne0t Tenders On he Banks NE Cify OF Neir. YO,k
Me reek elLninn AntLlrln.i Lah 90. -
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26

Balances ior the week ending Feb To- lS6..... 204SF5
Balances for the week ending Feb g. ls6t... BIl449s 30
The Michigan Southern Road earned the third
week IN February:
1857 lq47 .s56,9ss Increase s4,959
The Marietta and Cincinnati Road earned the
second week in February:
1867 .......$l9ls 100 Decrease s2o'2
The Pennsylvania Central Road earned IN the year
1866 . ............. SIC 5S3,SS2
Expenses ordinary and extraordinary R7",gO9
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26

limited amount Of UNITED STATES THIRTY -YEAT
ePRR BONDS Issued 20 Pacific Railroad, Tor SAT-
By FIsK & HATCH, No. NaSSau-st
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26

CENTS last year...B7is "a l,I9l 1880 I?s5 so,67l
Receipts last week. .i74 C8 537 1855 1920 56,IOI
PRICES OF BEEF AT THE ONEHCSDREDGllsr hARkLI ms
WEEK.
The following are the quotations per pound upon INC
estimated net weight Ofmeatscler sinking Oia That ~,
bullock whose quarters VIII weigh cwt at 10 cents -
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she has fitted up the same in neat and comforta-
BILE manner for "a Private Boarding House.
Rooms for families or single persons hand.
somsly furnished.
Daily as well as permanent boarders accommo-
dated. nov20
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ExCELSIORI
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STOVES! sTOvEs!l

SIOV ESI INV ES
T BEG leave to call the attention OF the n,
i public to my splendid assortment Of -
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES. IN
COOKING Stoves for small and large families.
Cooking Stoves for Hotels.
Cooking Stoves for Wood and Coal.
Cooking Stoves with Extension Top Heaters.
Office Stoves,
Parlor Heating Stoves,
Parlor Cooking Stoves,
6cnool room stoves,
Bachelors Favorite Heating Stoves,
Laundry Stoves.
All In want Of any kind Of . Stove would do
we'll to examine my stock.
nov17 JULIUS G BOGEL
FIRE CRATES.
NTOW Is the time to set them, q fine lot Just
IN received IdeclSl JAMES MCVAY
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Dissolution of Co.

TIME LAW CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofor ex.
listing between JOOR l. STAFFORD vas dis
solved by mutual consent on the 1st Feb, 1857 :.
J. JOOR,
feb23-3t ]. q. STAFF0R
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FIRE CRATES

NTOW is the time to set them fine lot just
IN received. tdeclsl JAMES MoVAY.