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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-23
I'D MTNING sIOCKs. -FIRsT BOARD
FR1pAY. Nov. ~. ".
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT.
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Gold closed at 1884, The disposition to buy gold on
speculation is not great with present rates Of inter
est il is carried at high cost and not as has so long
been the case at the expense Of spectators for de-
cline ready TO borrow il. The supply will be
largely increased in January by the payment Of in
terest the liquidation of about millions of the
public debt then falling due, and probably by the
oayment on account Of the Russian purchase AS
matters now appear the export demand Will DO
small leaving heavy addition to the STOCK OF goid
to be carried at full legal interest The clearings at
the Gold Exchange Bank were s6l,5S5,OOO and the
balance 1851, 1873 %.
Government stocks generally are steady, with
moderate sale The 1O4Os sold at 1O1s, which is
lower. In State stocks, Railway bonds, and Bank
shares, the dealings were small at former rates
Western Union Telegraph is stronger. Pacific Mail
was very active and lower selling at 1000 l3 cash
IT is stated that the Companys steerage tickets have
sold at eco through and that the North American
Company, for It's ship Of Monday next is making
equally low rates The Express stocks are firm
Merchants Union selling at 81 for $S paid
IN. The Railway share market is steady
in the face of continued activity in call
loans at per cent with commissions added in many
cases. Erie is firm, and at any decline buyers are
plenty. Northwestern Common is very strong for
both issues For the Preferred there was an active
tempt will be made 10 suspend contraction
by Congress accounts for the rmness in prices and
the desire 10 buy. The prices of most of the active
railway shares would not be called high if gold was
AZ par. Under honest management withOr without
specie payments many of the roads at current prices
are as reliable and profitable investments as can
be found After the call prices were firm Az the
Second Board the market was irregular NeW-YoTk
Central waslower Erie was steady and Northwest
ern Preferred higher and in demand. Upon reports
of n cash dividend of per cent in December, Pacific
Mail was lower and there was good deal
of buying 10 cover short sales After the last Board
On minors of large failures among mercantile houses
that proved false, sharp break was made in the
market. New-YoTk Central sold at ll3; Erie at 7Ot
Nortb. Western, JGs; the Preferred 60! Pacific Mail
was very weak and sold down TO 1913. The opposition
marty who purchase the stock for election purposes
found difficulty in carrying their load and were
Obliged TO sell other stocks TO carry this. Al
the close the market was heavy and dull at quota
tions; Registered ~ cents 1881, ll@0llSt; Coupon
B2Os 1862 los0l0si do. 52Os 1864, 1O5DlOot; DO do
1865, 1OesalO6. do. New, 1865, l07tOlOHi 40 lo'
i07taIO7s Registered 1905. lOlsalOls; 7S's sec
ond. IOsl9I05i DO third. 1861 aIO5t Tennessee b.
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ex-coupon, 6540653; do. new, G2i062l Missouri 6s,
950es; Canton, 45l@453; Cumberland, 27a2S;
Western Union, 3l3032; Quicksilver 17lGl7.
Pacific Mail, 1240l25; Atlantic Mail, 1l70n7l
New-York Central. 1l39l133 Erie, 7Oi07O!; Erie,
Preferred. 7S079 Hudson, 1891 OBJ; Reading. 9j'9
95,; Michigan Central, lO9sG1lO!; Michigan South
ern. 7sIa79s: Illinois Central 129Gl3O; Cleveland
and Pittsburgh S2as24; Northwestern, 562a56. ;
do Preferred, 64iG65: Cleveland and Toledo. 1921
1903; Rock Island, o. G0j3; Fort Wayne 97Gg74.
Money is still active at per cent ON call and extra
interest is often paid. Borrowers on call have got
used now TO high rates and pay them readily. Com
mercia paper sells more slowly and the proceeds Of
maturing bills are being reempoyed on call in many
cases. More failures are reported in the shipping
trade, and high rates fail 10 tempt money into mer
chant bills. Best are quoted las, with exceptions
at Z, and l0Gl2 for bills considered strong.
Exchange is dull at the following rates: London 60
days, 109}G1Oo do sight 1907 ai1O; Paris long 51Gl;
do. short, 513,; Antwerp, 5.9o0517i; Swiss, 5000
5.l7.; Hamburg, $5s ass; Amsterdam, 40304; Frank
fort, 4O,G4O,; Bremen, 7Ss G7Si; Berlin. 7la672.
Freights TO Liverpool, 1900 bush Wheat at Sd, %
hhds Tallow at 27s Cd, so tuns Oil Cake at 3Os 400
tcs Lard at $685. 90 hhds Tobacco at 32s 3D. and per
steamer 100 bbls Pork at 5s Cd, 1900 BUSH Corn at
Is, and 1900 bales Cotton at Ia I'd. To London 800
bbls Flour at IS. 3d., 20 tuns Oil Cake at 9Os. To
Glasgow, 1900 bush. Wheat at sd A bark to Lon
dOnderTy with $4,000 bush. Corn at 7s and 200 bbls
Flour at S..
The transactions at the Sub Treasury to-day were
Receipts for Customs, $25QOOO for Gold Notes, $780,
OOO total Receipts. sl666sOO So; total Payments
g. GSO549 C2 Balance, SlO92l30S9 03.
The following are the movements Of Dry Goods at
A.. L. L
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From these figures IT Is evident that our largest new
creditors Continental countries, Russia anu fluE
ala which do not, "a rule, take much bullion; whlle
there is a very great falling of III orr lndan uebi Tor
cotton which has OF late years absorbed much bullion
Upon the whole therefore, the plain state OF the money
that the capital is most abundant as IL shown
by the rates and the face OF Lombards
and our bullion not likely 10 have greater demands on II
than II great because the new countries from
which this year buy unusual corn have not so great
demands upon those from which we have OF late
wear, bought extraordinary values OF cotton and because
India to which had last year TO pay ~ Inuch ID far
more bullion.takng country than any other, perhsps
more so than ali others added together.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LONDON AND HAyRE Nov PIN steamer wm Psnns =
Thomas ". John Mrs lses, Mrs T. NJ EngSs bs
Began Waterman Agnes Bennei p ut
O. od Ball T. Stufgs Ceha Surge "I
sfuyes C. W Waite Mss Gue Hope Robert joiner J" W
Barker A. Rogers b. Air Bennett and wife Ia"sy &
Stepha Boweus T. il Carpenter C. BraH Carohn. b-n snd
u d the second cahin.
PROM RIO JANEIRO &c Nov 22ln steamship 6adrg stsr'
The Rev Ballard Dunn Misses Clara Cora aod berth. Dom,
Mr. MARY Stewart Mr ald Mrs e Edwarcs Dr. John " .P
Col George Guur b. b. SscA TRIO Correspondent al TIE T.
Herald Charles H. Williams Daerse{ Bas y9hs Tenant ~
Rast Germ q. Mitchell &. T. Mayer T. g. ", Capt NJ
Vaughn and LADY, Richardson n H. saouck H. Morrison Capt
Joe g. tray John H. Holmes Capt Vim H. HooS, CApl "a
". Pike. II Worries
FROM GLASGOW AND MoyILLE Nov &-In steamship ae.r
rW P Davidson b. McLachla. Mrs A. b. Aorns Mrs MOTIFS
r. Connolly McQure1 L. D. Workman Mrs d. SATsso 1ohn
b Bell Robertson Johnson Thomas beaTe Dec VA
wilson Willie Brrs chubaen, Miss sehulsbanseI Stspbsn
Anderson Andrew Mitchell. Thomas Little. . g.
PROM HAVANA AND NASSAU, nov ZI-n Geamsiip o'ssa
From Havsna-Johb Berry W. T. richardson John Aoen Prom Vas
PIoigers Mt Watson NJ Staples James smith shd we MI
Bethel. Crpt. Mccain. NJ Hsyman, and i've 90 deck .
FROM SAVANNAH, Nov 2llu steamship Le0-hr behn" ses
F0w NJ Fowler. j. Come W D. barelaI1 ) -Ao
chiilre1 WHL johnson, and four q the steeTsge
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3d. 1867.

market depressed sales OF about 200 bbs Tar quiet,
lut prices are unchanged. We quote as follows:
,5 fys Fi; !, $40 Sc az. 49,, ~ SIS @ss'o
bond y gAl'..... 80 % - IN bblS, y boil. $50 q ioo
!, as6 ....4 50 - S9 Gas: IN " 5SH
bis . 6eI.i.. co > Is Tar so.b County.
5Ss R5S.- ria 20 rsF 9 #@iart sa,ii ia ~
S%. $50 '7s p ss. ciy pa u bis ',a 49,,
sos y b6L... ooiS 500 p.'ea, Southern, IN
OILs-American Lnseed is dun but steady at 81 on
g. o. IN casks and bbls In Crude Fish Oils nave ad
only moderate business; prices are UNCHANGED: Ne
quote AT 6o05c I1I inferior TO prime Whale, ana ~ 01
8 20 fOr Sperm Manufactured oils are duh ana prices
are nominal. Prime Lard Oil selling at 81 20GSl 70
PROvIslONsBusn in Pork IS very dull at present.
and prices have downward tendency the sales reported
IRA Prime at sl9 and 100 bids. Prime Mess on private
terms Beef is IN more active demand, chiefly 70 repaeE
for Plain Mess, and sl9dS21 for Extra Terce Beef Is
quiet sales OF 80 DDs at $21as29 Cut Meats are IN
changed sales OF 1000 Green Hams from the DoeA az
He Bacon Is HeaFy sales OF 100 boxes City Az 70 tO
s r. and 1910 FOR C. Dressed Hogs opened at sc 1or
CITY Dut coSe dull AT sc. carload OF western tcse
tie first Of the season. sold at SIC Lard Is moderately
active and again lower; sales OF $50 pkgs at ~ lor
Rendered.
AFTEnSooS Provision MARKET, 8 o'cLocK-The
market for Pork Is quiet Mess Pork is offered a $50 49,
We learn OF no sales Bacon IS dun, and Lard dropping
PErROLEUM-We have again 10 note very duLi
and depressed market LOT b0th crude ana Ienneu ~
bond prices have declined. and close with downward
tendency. We quote follows:
Crude ana gravity 10 hulk............,9 gallon llGui
Crude O0sI gTavityl bbls.................... bi
Refined IN bond QlOtes Prime Light Straw White 926i
Refined In bond ono test Standard White. % a.
Rsfuei in bond Q0 tesp Prime WhIte........... n q
hesfum. g bb ~ VU0FS %
RICE-There is very little inquiry, and We have only TO
note few JOB lots Carolina at Gal dc.
sUGARS-The market is still extremely firm, and
nothing offered under BGl2tc for Fair 10 Good ReD-
ing but the operations Of buyers confined TO the sup
ply Ok immediate wants. and the transactions foot up
small We note 800 hhds at l2Gl3c for Cuba lJ40l3lc.
for Porto Rico and 10 boxes Havana private terms.
Refined are quiet at l6ic. for IIards.
sEEDS-The demand IS light for Clover seed a. l2ld
l3c Timothy seed Ia fair supply aud quiet sales at
g. 5OQs3 Rough Flax seed is steady sales OF 900 bush
at s. M 1000 bags OF Calcutta Lnseed sold 20 arrive IN
Boston al Sl93 gold, ia bond; market quiet and lower
WHIsKY-The demand is moderate; sales OF 100 bbls.
Western az SOC. In bond,
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FISH is being reduced TO the ordinary Winter varieties and
these not abundant Just In other things we
nave not many changes to make. Eggs are gradually
working up aud there is no prospect OF reduction in
butter while frkns selling at and even soc = p.
Apples and potatoes little higher with scarcity OF
good Delaware sweet potatoes barrel Of such costs 81
GS6 co. while peachblOWs selling at s. 20 by the load
barrel OF Rhode Island Greetings can DO bought at
We
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Sabinss 8anks.

NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
" Thrlylrtst and EghthayeGieres, on nes deposits 9o
tbc srS, day Of every SIX PER CENT INTEREST
PAID free Of tar open DAILY, from 10 80 p n also 90
MONDAY WEDNESDAY and sAIUhDAi h'ENiN"'' "0"' :" .
O'Clock. ,o,,,. ,,oop,,r n.
FRKDERicK T. wife, sse'y. JOHN hoofhh rr,
NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, Elghth-aye.,
c,r.- ~ Poureenthst-sIX PER CENT INTEREST paid
All sums IS $500 Deposits made or before Dec VII ara"
interest from Dec l. X H. MA, IA - FIesiltI. a..
4. H.. Bull, Secretary. y 3 CoNelANl 'l'e-iies''u'
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The FOLLOWING Is the weekIy statement Of tho Boston
National Banks, as returned to the Clearing Houl

The books of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
close tomorrow for the dividend which viii be pad
Dec 2 as was originally advertised.
OF the British money market The London Economist
of the 9th inst. says;
The condition OF the trade Of the country Thoroughly
explains the OF the money market ana anoids te
most conclusive % those VINO fancy, guded ny
analogy from late years, that the minute export
huTion at present indicates speedy rise III the rate OF
interest The facts very simple; the export 70
m rnuch the same state that II has been Tor the last iee
years. . -, - --.. a.. o,a,,,, ao,t ao,.
isSS s14 1856 s98 1851. ........... si37 2o2,is7
which are not figures that would induce us Ia expect
special result In the money market ana there Is no par
ticular change IN the items 20 speak or -, -.
Hut the import trade IN curious state the aggre
gate import Of the year II much less than last.
imports for eight months enog JIbt huguht
the last for which the returns are puDhsbeu' go.
1866
But the two critical items have cunoufly changed:
Cotton s,aros ...... z5s2Js,5l4 Rs97s2,l24
The increase in the import has partly counerD9
spced the great dinutOn Tar lar as value goes III 'Do
cotton import . A.. -, - a., ,, o-,s
are falling off there should De an export OF bunOu Out
is not really strange Last year therc was an export
bullion which may not iInpT0bably De greater tnAi wa"
M when compare inc tWOi Dut VIM 10
deInan for bullion first creditors take cash.
and they gradually spend that cash as they hke every
shifting of international demand causes an use
OF the precious metals But u we contrast our clecto
see reason not TO expect any greater demand upon "u
luon this year than last; perhaps even hot ~ great
Tho following IL our imports Of wheat dVldeu Mto lho
countries from which II comes:
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The DOslOn AdreTllSer says

There was quite an active demand for money today,
and the call at many OF the banks was beyond their ab
it to supply. Cali loans continue in good request per
the minimum rate, with frequent Transactions
for comparatively small amounts at higher rates. The
rate discounts OF good home shows little change
bank borrowers IN good standing generally getting &C
cOnmOdared AT about per cent although higher rates
are frequently charged. In the outside market there u
considerable paper that pays 10 - per cent ana wch
is rather difficult OF negotiation at those rates, although
nOuinaly ranking hrst-cass Some banks reports
offerings OF good paper at a. high as per cent inc
paper most demand, however, passes under rather
than over per cent NewYork funds continue heavy,
the banks having increased their line Of deposits ia New
York Quite materially the past week.
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financial.

TUHE NETWORK, HOUSATONIC, and
L NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY.
sl50o 900 or FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS FOR SALE. .
Of secured by mortgage
fy miles railroad completed construction They have
twenty payable
v In New York Of 500 and 81 GOO
The COMPANY bonds outstanding any greater amount
than on. hundred fy thousand dollars offered for sale
BIDS he 1867 for the whole or Any part
fue above Office Of the COMPANY No Isl
BroAway full information regard to the securities
Wsv h. obtained &. sERGEANT, Tresureh
Move ut.r
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eurt eQlmnrn's 9utit,.

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PoRrwlRpzNs oFEIcE, No % W'iAn@
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance WIN WIN
S.e,oa Of the Act passed april ~ s S" 70 i. p,ySas
A. or having charge Of the subject mater % nq,Is
81 arver that following vessels are nov Aes,
.s par, Wsens the said SURVEYS OF va
s.hla ten das succeeding tas A"ues ." '"'' '~
n
fIattPral
Steamship
~
Steamship Ctr Of Cork. -, = "
Raj IDtou
w. AZ the
"'" "s MIETHoREE TOAPkISs. rpSSsAA
J. Avst HEgEpAs, Seefetiy
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StIiuiuus Iautir,s.


hneu. Methodist Episcopal Church between RviHs,SS
And Preaching oi aud BY the Rev, e. E GLoyEs
Of Hartford Prayer Meeting al p M Revival services every ns"'
Al Masonic Hail. No ia Easi Three1tA; re S9esT
Progressive SPtasi.t' WI Re s@d rcsgm a. p n II
tte nan aud at p NJ. Conference in the Ante Room.
Public Meeting q i1e & b 5 I0' 5 .s
- Church near Thrayc MOSDAl eYenng @o 20
. man in Nation the Rev H. VINCENT
Tie Rev MARKS viii speak Of The Mission w9fA Of Tue o
Church of the Good shepherd, Fhyfonrtst near Second
The Rev kAtlm hi and Il ~ m seats Free Residents Of
The PARISH and the public generally are cordially ne1 70 "''nP
Church of the Reformation bet Second s9S
MORROW ici m and - SuHdaySeAO at 2. p' H. hector
t,. 90 tho MEDIATOR IeInsioa.avs corner % los, TUT
teshstHThe Rev EDWARD cowLEY will preach On SUNpAi " W
,r..hvierinp Church. N GreeBes. oiHAl
DAVID michel iaS g !! g,s se AZ ~sen "
Catholic Ap,sae.t Preaching on SUNDAY EVENING AZ ~;
sssk on The Nearne the Coming Of The Lou Seals ies
DR. Thompson viii lecture The Mistake. Of P1ss,n.. .fa
Lsoa t to be '1 Sa sh iH HvESIS Nov p Il co
Dod,,orth,s Hall spiritunlisl society The Rev wM
FISiBoUGH di.eoues upon What Man a. ~ cosa s.T :"
Celestai Magnetism Astronomy" at :. O'Clock Conference Al >
-, y w BapIIsf Church. ss7eaeniE-si IVES. SIh
Preaching by the Pastor The Hev G = BL@ o. Su"DA' W
,i. After JubiIec-The 5is Anniversary the Ar-'t Pre-,
,isn church viii church Aenst near Grand
S,YT SABBATH Nov "a discourse IN the morning A. ~ w ~
D. INWARD HOPPER and at7 interesting ana F'Ir' s''
I.ss Singing by The children At both meetings -----
French Evangelical Church, No unrry PM - ls
ys,s,paee and RighthsL Divine service every },
peoek a "a. precisely BY the Rev LOUIS hLNEop 40"
Switzerland go, -. a. -
TIee NIeihodiss.-LoTd Wiling the Re-, y b. q
Honda vi preach IN the Hall Nc lol 81 NJ M csnil
! A. AZ ln. ID. aud the Res. JNO CLhNN A. y y 49,
| ,it.i ou Is extended 10 all - =.
I've Points House Industry, No - . qs,rlact
SABBATH AZ .als..r
g. % iIire.s. Singing the Choir o. I9,s so.-.rds1
Sho ,,vi,ed te att.hI HALLIDAY sapcsnel1soh
-t,c Iecture-Tbe Rev O. W. CHAMBERLAIN S'n r ieas
~ d. Yonpe Men. Christian AssoSianoa 20 ~
49, ~ eutvsecoudsL WHIMSICAL bx '.,..i
oes on Rio De Jansiro ans IL, People iSuns -s a-3
,,enesf W e. Church, between BoSns ana So, S SP2g o
- IoJIN INSNIP Pastor, viii preach on ~ ND, ~ "
- ma and O'Clock pm. The evening SERIES y,
N, Tsns PRAYER MestEg Stansers AND 0tas i H,.eu @ -.
-,,-i.,n Uniyer..Iist Church, Key. !. y saw lEK
n H. Win ureach In NAtions Hs S0. rg 81 TonN . ..
~ ~ "a Eon,th-.ye on SUNDAY AfIEkNOoN services CON
msnre ~ o o'clock Sunday 'School 81 - eloe-
-, IIi.toricnI society corner OF second ave az.
nun u, -lTesehlng 90 ne SAbbA in
EisssnnN H. lev BAILEY, and Al u y m by MI. Tn"
+ CHAMBERS Of fadeipmt,
,I,,he,y Hale smith presehes SUNDAY Night At
~ p",i,nns unonsluaIe 20 Young Men illustrated ~ oo
.tl, ,tiertd HuByAr paintings lhlLif fhihh' s''uH
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M1Nr,rrpR AINlANAc

IMMATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rises.... 6;56 Sua Ses... 49, Aoo1 Aor.. Fo'
Sand, Boot.... $50 Cows Isaud 623 Hell GAie.. e0s
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~ Chicaqo RepubHoan OF Tuesday p. NJ. says:

Inc N"tNgV ltPNO"t"' w u'SN'S p AN' '''N'
The money market is moderately active 70 meet the
wants OF packers who are fairly at work The out
side demand is moderate and there Is but little merca
paper Offering. Grain operators DO not require uch
money but where advances made, wide margins are
ali required. For all legitimate business pur
poses market is enough but II ~ somewhat d
cult 10 negotiate other than hrstcass securities Tie
rate Of interest steady at 10 per cent per annun
Eastern exchange still ana firm, ana there IS
bur little making Between bankers 10 sold at l0c y
81 200 premium Counter rates were quoted al 10 dis
count buying, and lilo premium selling.
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ltries from which II comes:
WHEAT.
{ is our import of cotton

Tho norts of other sorts Of corn, and OF wheat meal
and -four are not the aggregate very different from
those of last wear.
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OFFCK oP rHR sEcoSD-AyEvUE RAILROAD Co.
no Y Pine.st, Nov. 10 ls61 &
NOTTCE-The COUPONS of the FIRST
~ MORTGAGE BONDS 81 the SECONDAVENuB RAILROAD
COMPANY 1t Of December 1867 viii be d on and aer
at fte on presentation Company No IL fnsi
Company wall b. prepared attach the coupons 10
the Bonds Iteuug December 1871 Holders OF BONDS are
'q''''u " ''''"' Wv HtFyEY II WOODS s,cearv.
OTycg on rHE PacINC MAIL SrE,ssHIP Co.,
NEW. YORK. NoVemher 20. 1851 o'clock p 10
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the In
" spertors Of Directors % this Company having been
ergei with & prohibits them from hold ng slh
election accordingly postponed the sad election until hOS
DAY December 1907 Of " and az the
com 5.ny.s orcs FREDERICK BILLINGS }
ISAAC TAILOR. lnspeotot
RIFIs q BFARDsLER !
ELECTION.-The ANNUAL ELECTION for
II 6iT.ctors ofue HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY q New
Yok vail place Of The COMPANY, Nc 70 "As- Oh
MONDAY Dee. ,, 1851
rsPols open from u TO- % ] p. m. .. 100, 80, ,--.-
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OYFcR or PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoNPANri ;
NEw- York. November l9. 1867. )
THIRTY EIGHTH DIVIDEND:-Notlce is
b.r. given that Of Directors have this day declared
1yiHFSp or THREE ( PER The earning, for the
quarter ending 81 payable the Company once Monaa
er-r The Transfer Books open 2 inst will De closed sat
ie,- a. no. m nv order Of the Board Of Directors
'~' THEODORE T. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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i CRY RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS IN ALL THB
FIksrCLAsS COMPANIES.
large variety o. Insurance and other Securities, innng NY
All Count bonds rayu goo, dividends a. The lowest r o invest
y 90 s4t gIr hasffs. bf albert H. NtN'lA
Soel Broker aud AncioneeTNo a Puest, n y.
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SHIPPING NTELLIGEYCE.

PORT OF EEwYoRk.......Sou "a.
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Trance and rsplratoaa Speaking e,,r WEDNESDAY ~ ~ ~
Trails Lecture Room No o. Sfarc third lo0f n ~ SbNDAl
~ and TIL RSDAY a. :. D. m 10 Olad, Hall No. III My'
BCokyn also SUNDAY aud FRI an 20 = O'Clock Continental liai
f0nrih and south Nuthst Williams tOnbuion-' Itisf
loo gentleman and LADY, Re SUADA EVENING Lecture ~ ihos
&. BENNING of ~. I.
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pibiStnh Uutitis.

OyyIcy OF -HR ATLANTIC MAIL STElNsEiP CosPASYl
No. BowLisG-GREZS Hew.York, Nov y 1877. q,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the board
Of Directors Company have this day declared DIVIDE ~
or TWO AND OSEALF PER CENT ont 81 the net earnings pay AOe
the oa Company the 10Th day December merit
'' HENRY J. QUINAN. Sec re,ry.
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The Marietta and Cincinatti Road earned the
second week in November:
s26lOO 1867 s3O2oi 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-23

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