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4. Rou,D.. vor,on, City poIu, and Richmond, Va.

Steamship Aemare Bourne sOr'OD City Point and Richmond Va
N stes%shp sS Rsn Terry sebe c. C. Goodreed
s.sa%sh SeTsu gsaTs sS.e1 Mc. b Iyas snb puunin
Eleanor tBr) Roevari G,oace;er Ess r B'el Co.
Br JlSet,e YcIx s.hg Ieghorn Fuueh MeinoIs Vent
Bn Boomerang (Br Allen SavsHs, Carth-geHs and se AA
8rs Kate Poster Poster AleInndta Simpson Clap.
Bark Free Tiade Buddingon sydney n. W r. W. Cameron
Bns Exile Br Merriam, Curacao via wilmington y - ''''A
pas sehs Mitchell Dnnphy, sar9Hnah nea,1Gn BTGs
Scar R. NJ BEVoAinss Douglass FeFnaninA ben'y' ~'"''
IL Lockwood, shar Richmond va Van nruHt SAsht
Ssr Jane ES.a1 Van 6ss Ba,i@eis
schr William and James, seaori Del Baker Dayton
ses @ Wa Fire, Allen Aatsas s..,S: q Te,'e.. s, Son
Scbr wapeis, Hawkins Wilmington /. b. Gsser.
sehr BellOBa, Baldwin, Hartford g. X Racket 4 Bio
Steamship Fairbanks. Hunter wilmington c. mise add pass
steamship City ofNewYOrk Br) Tbbts Liverpool l inst 7a
and Queenstown l6 With mde and 3s pass 10 John Dae
Co. Passed Cape Hope July 21 the Equator Aug 70
in lou 81 s.; after then had Eht scuth-ry winds aud cana
Brig Ayaiord lB Mnns Glaze Bay C. b. u days. With coal
BsrE Brem Klench. Iquque le days. With initiate
Albion lo GbrA,r) E.nbroh Shields 50 days. With ms
Bari Wilhelm Prass Weber GIasgO. days. with mise w. r.
BARK Fenvick Windsor N 81 TOye, Cow Bay b. days with
Bark SothSood Hume Cruz 81 days with hides te TOP Al
W.ysre tBr BaeEfor Rio JaneO ~ days sh coffee to
Bns BLACK swan POdger Georgetown, c. days. With lumber
Brig Bessie Br) Howard Gov Bay C. B., With coal TO
Crsndal, Umphrey Go.
Brig Susan OBJ Spencer Windsor y. S via Holmes EOe with
plaster to J. r. Whitney 4 Co.
Hawkins Charleston 10 days With yellow and
naval stores 20 Abraham Bells Sons
Schr Moses Young Jones. EIzatethpor for Providence
Schr Csyuga Smith, Elzahethporf for PFoy denee.
Schr }. +. Carroll Philadelphia fcs New Haven
Sch Eureka Hale, PmLa .elphia for Providence.
Sch. Salie Brown, lix kewhHrgh for Newport
Sch, Pacific. Hal, Baltimore for NeHburporL
Schr. ). myth. Myers, Albany for Prov dence
SchT. Alamo Chase, Macha 10 Shines. Chase Il Talbot
SAILED.
Steamship MORO Castle DutesanJ Bed Herman Livingston and
Savannah
DOMESTIC PORTS.
steamship Gaanet (Br) Halr; bal
Norfolk Newl Mana Crowe tBr Bal
tmOre: Liberty do.
HOLINESS HOLE Sept 2Arrved since last report: sch W. H.
Mitchell Newport for Msch; Emily b. Bsre AmbuT for Phade
Grand pe New York for Noyascoa Louse j. smith George
d. C. fg Bird ST. John, F.. for Protenee
Means Nesiork for Salem barks June Dove do for Bngo
H. Hail. Salas for Norwich; brig Means Phdphia for Boston,
Ms New York for Salem when OF Handkerchief into
and lost nyngjbboom JU Revenue Cutter Perciyal.
m-Schrs Blue Brit from st. JOhu ~ f. for NevYok;
Hampn Belle om Calais for All the before reported have
sailed
mArved scrs Sarah Pembroke, Pembroke for Pcagh
Lewis Eewiork for Baltimore; brgs j. H. Conrer Ron
for Salem Caroline Grant Negiork for do scb s T. King
Calais for Newiork d. NJ FARRELL Albany for Portland; Willie Move
Easpor T. sones Mchas for jason do for Proi
dence
Sailed Hamptcn Belle. Wind S. W.
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P1SSFNGERS ARRLVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN Sept 2C-In steamship
City NewYorkMrs G. BradbuIy, L. Phillips W Nyle H. Jo
sephs Watkins Mrs. havge Mr and Mrs VII
Mr. Mrs Gooaon VIM Godisou Mss Lnmer, o. W. Far
Mrs Moran John and James Moran Mr..
and Mrs Block M and Mr Lent Mr. aud Mrs Nmarth A. Clark.
j. Talbot C. Wehmer the Rev Eiwsu Dr. Tompkns j. Barbour,
Barbour Miss Goncock Mrs Denton, j. Phillips Miss Philips
Mrs aud Miss Larr Mr. Garnet ,onAnd Col Thompson. Miss
Mcaon Miss Balm Mr. and Mrs Ray. Mrs ooikin.
RIO JANERO. sept 2ln bark Wayiarer-R h. Pleas
ant J. Sasiidse Mrs Irene Bis,sh.ste
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The 1OIIOWIUB is VHo "oVhI3 oV'Vo1I'011' O7 ~ "
dition of the Banks OF Boston:
rho earnings of the Chicago and Rock Island Road

The earnings OF the Chicago ana hock isiahu Ho"u
for the third week in September were:
1oe- 145 200 1866 ..... $50 9l3 tH557
The action Of the Directors of the United States
Life Insurance Company, consequent upon the de-
cease of their late President, reflects great credt
upon their employees. The late Secretary Mr. John
Eadie is advanced 10 the Presidency; the Assistant
Secretary, Mr.. DeGroot is made Secretary, ana the
First Clerk. Mr. Citing is made Assistant Secretary
and Cashier The other clerks were advanced with
increase of salaries,
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
New-York. Providence, and Boston kallroad Ooih-
pany held Sept o. at Providence, r. l., the following
gentlemen were elected directors for the ensuing
7,oor. : D. Babcock. Henry Morgan. Paul Spofiord,
Wm. 7. Cary. S. Sloan, James i. Johnston Charles
MORGAN. of New-York n. f. Dixon of WaVeriy, H. H.;
John A. Burnham of Boston. AT meeting OF tho
Directors. held afterward, Mr.. S. d. BabcocK was
elected President and Mr.. Henry Morgan, treasurer
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
RECEIPTS OF PRODrCE.

Sept 2-il 900 bbs Flour, 26 bbls. Whisky. 200 sack
Corn Meal l65Ol7 bush Wheat 24,7IO bush. Corn 2G7
bush Oats 625 bush Rye, S072 bush Barley, $40 bush
Seeds 22 pkgs Beef % pkgs Cut Meats $50 pkgs Lard
50 kegs Lard. % sacks Ocakc. 1885 hbls Petroleum. 7f
pkgs. Butter, 5.7O4 pkgs. Cheese, S95 bbls. Eggs
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27

Pacific First Mortgage Bonds now realize for the
holders from u 10 is per cent advantage with the
same rate of interest.
The following the current rates Sept. 20l sub
Ject, of course. to slight variations from dayto day
We receive in exchange
L. Skies, 1861 Coupon and pay difference co
l. > Flye-Twentics, 1862, Coupon, and pay differ
% 4
l. > F1ye-Twentles, 1854, Coupon, aud pay differ
LILY
L. >. Fiye-Iwenties, lSGj, Coupon and pay differ
ence 4le9
I. s Hye-Twenties, 1865. new Coupon, and pay
llo'o5
L. s FveTwenties, 1867, new Coupon, and pay
~ ronIe
T. > TenForties Coupon and pay dihcrence....-. 419
T. seyenIhrties ed series, and pay difference l26o9
L. SeyenThrties I'D seriesl and pay difference l2OO9
Orders can be sent direct, or through responsible
Bankers. Bonds sent free of Express charges.
Descriptive pamphlets and maps can be obtained at
the Office of the Railroad Company, No. 81 William
ST., and of
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and dealers in Government Securities,
Financial Agents of the c. p r. X. Co,
No. Nassau-st., New-York
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The demand for money not pressing today ana IN
Some quarters IL was reported quite light but taking one
day with another the banks have as much paper onefed
IN Them as they able 20 take and the character OF te
demand Is virtually much in the shape OF rene Wals
Tor strictly healthy market Currency Is daily WORKING
closer and OF Interest firm at odlO per cent iOr
class paper In the open market money II ready
taken at l6ei2 per cent on ample security Exchange
I'M Good demand with diminished receipts, ana rates are
frmcr al par buying and 5Oc. premium selnhe oohe
checks we're drawn at One-tenth premium
fhn ueellV statement OF the con.
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PORT OF NEW YORK.
~ DE

St.smshp Bellona tBr) Dixon London Howlnd Aspnwal
Adams Atlantic man
Steamship Moneka Winchester Charleston Livingston for 20
Steamship Huntsville Crowell Savannah, X. Lowden.
stcalashp Herman LyRgson Baker Savannah Livingston Fox Co
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finantial.

OFFICE CHlCAGO AND ALTON r. X Co.
CHic.eo III, Sept 2s. 1851.
COUPONS of INCOME BONDS of the CHI
NJcICo X. due l. Will be
and e t6s dais ct Of Messrs NJ X JBSUP Co. No II
PiBest New. York, less Government tsI. - . -
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SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERs-Before Judge
MCCUNy.


Board of Water Commissioners of Detroit
act Henry A Burr-Case resetted Lyman ". Gilbert
agt WIN. A. acknowledgement for defendant. Jonathan
Taylor agt The Elastic Cone Spring Co.; George A Wicks
agt Michael Christal. Motions granted.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
UNITED STATES coMMIssIoNERs oFFIcE-Bet


Elizabeth Davis alleged passer Of counterfeit
Frederick and Elizabeth Davis, husband and
wife, already reported in our columns, arrested
short time since charge OF passing counterfeit IS
cent fractional currency st0rekeepers on the Eighth
ave. FOreth-st. The husband was committed for
trial, but counsel raising the point that the wife, In
legal acted under the coercion OF her husband the
Commissioner decides that point in the Affirmative
aud DISCHARGES the wife
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
MINlATuRE ALMANAC
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Fses...... 5.J2 Nun Ses... $50 Moon. Sets
BaN
SANDY Hook ... 7I5 Cow. Island e:O3 Hell 9ii
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27

Dec LOO Dec. C67.OOO Dec. .7.95C.7OO Dec l94.9cO
BY reducing the wheat 10 flour, the quantity OF
the latter left at tidewater this year compared with
the corresponding period last year, shows decrease
of $500 bbls. flour.
The following comparative table shows the guam
tty of some of the principal articles of produce left
at tide-water from the commencement of navigation
to and including the ed September, in the years in
dicatpd.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
6oal, &t.

COAL, s6-DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA,
and WESTERN RAILROAD CO.'S SCRANTON COAL Yard, Nos
and FOG Ess 32ds;. 3iaye GEORGE H. PkkKlMAA
II a. s. WOOD, Nos 209 and 21l East Thirty
seveuths Tbrdsye dealers in LOCUST MOUNTAIN and
DIAMOND RED ASH COAL Family orders solicited
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27

HEMP-we hear OF no sales. Manila readily brings
l24c; holders ask l2tc gold demand pretty fair.
GUNNIES-No sales arc reported OF Bags or Cloth the
market r. quite dull al previous prices
HIDESThe demand continues good NJ fu prices; sales
include $500 BuenOs Ayrs, Dry AT 2t G23c gold; 500
Bahia % ~ at 153c do they run; 2GOO COrcntes ana
6OO Rio Grande the latter 10 arrive at Boston, on private
terms. ..
sKINs-Deer Skins fairly active. with sales OF 1000
n Angostura at 32ic, gold and 1900 Para ON private
terms-quoted at 5Od sac, gold.
COTT0N-For the high grades the market Is steady,
but low qualities heavy and nomna We quote at &c
for Mddling Uplands 20 2ic for do New orleans sales
bales about 400 or which go 10 spners ana the
balance 10 shippers and speculatOrs
COFFEE-Prices are nOmnally unchanged NO safes
OF importance are made public.
MOLAssEs-The demand is moderate, without change
10 note In prices sales Of 229 hds s3 tees Mansaa at
5OaG5c.
RICE-Prices remain nominal in the absence Of sales.
sUGARs-Raw Sugars have been In good demand and
prices c u better closing firm at lli for fair
10 good Refining and I2tc for No r. boxes sales Of 736
hhds at Iltal2lc. for Cuba l2tQl3kc for Porto Rico
Ilsc for English Island and 80 boxes Havana at IS.
1870 Refined are firm.
fAILoW-The market is fairly active at about former
figures; sales OF 1900 u at l2dl2!c.
WHIsKY-The demand is moderate and the market
steady sales OF $50 bbs Western at IS 4Oc IN bond the
latter for old.
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qriinting.
Matbntrp.

NOR SALE-A STEAM ENGINE, 1O-inch bore
and 24nch strokeIiewes Phillips make; 2Lhorse Tubular
Locomotive and 6horse Upright BOILER large lot o
Stating Pul.eys and Betting as good az new Apply 10
A BRADY No. - Greenest
CTEAM ENGINES, FLAX, HEMP, TOW
- and ROPE MACHINERY. MACHlNiSr TOOLS, &c TODD
RAFFERTY, warehou.e Deyt Neulors Works Paterson J.
rgNO PRINTERS.-For SALE-The following
PRESSES Medium Hoe Drum Cylinder with three extra oun
tans Hoe Drum Cylinder; Adams bed and
No ST.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
Corporation autitrs.

CORPORATION SALE of REAL ESTATE
~ At AUCTION Public notice hereby gwen mat tse comm NnS
DAY the Exchange Saesroom, No. III broad
way several pieces parcels Of improved and unprov hEh
ESTATE belonging Mayor Aldermen and CommonAv oi the
City Of New York - , - r..-. =,
pon of property together with the terms and conditions OF
application at this Ohee where SA be nEnHe
IA 1867. Of the property 10 be sold
RICHARD B.. CONNOLLY. Controller
Neg-l 10 1851
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Department Of Finance Controllers Oee Sept 10 I5o
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that O

DUBIIC NOTICE is hereby given that on
the 9Th av o. September 1867 shall proceed to draw JURORS o
the follow ng Courts be held and for the City and County New
Vol an th m y of October 1907 panel % Grand Jurors for
Court OF General Sessions Of % GraAd Jurors Tor Court 81
oy, G rner pane u $50 Petit Jurors for Court oi General
sessions pare Jurors for Court Of Oyer and Terniner
panels Pct Jurors for Supreme Court Parts ana - o
n ~ O Petit Jurors Superior Courts Parts and3 two panels
~ O4 Petit Jurors Of Common Pleas Parts and
VI ~ WM. c. CONNER. Clerk.
- 1TU-ST FERRY to HUNTERS POINT,
s) Long be sold public auction al the City Hall
FRIDAY oct 1867 10 clock for term OF ten years nom
Errb.r l. LEASE OF the FERRY established from
IN. foot of East River TO the present terminus at
Hunters Point l.
e 10 be the present lease to Anthony
W Wuaus and OF Section Al Of the Charter Of 1852
W. ' RICHARD b. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
ler'sO New-l York; q. 1907
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THE MONEY MARKET.

sALEs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT
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The aggregate quantity of the articles left at
tide-water from the commencement of navigation to
the 22d of September, inclusive, during the years
LES and 1861 was az follows:
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27

LEATHER-A fair demand still prevails for Hem
lock Sole; prices firm the receipts beng small
We quote, cash, y u Hemlock-Buenos Ayrcs.
Heavy, 30.d32ic; Middle, 5Oi a3itc l1ght, 29id
3otc.: California Heavy 90d3otc; Middle, 2ya3oc.
Light 2st929tc; OrinOcO, &c. Heavy, Ta2Sc Middle
2Sd29tc Lght 2s 29c Good Damaged. - tc Poor do
lgsd22.c in the Rough 40a44ic. Oak saugter-lleaSy
ssd4 4dc Middle. d44e Light &d IOc; Cropped Heavy
4Od4Gc; Middle 4305Oc; Light 45disc.; IN the Rough
Heavy 4Od4ic. Middle. 81 dI2c. Lght 35Gi2c; Bellies
24G2Gc.
sEEDs-A moderate business is doing in Clover Seed
prices are steady at l23 0I3t. Timothy Seed Is selling
slowly s. 75aS3 Rough Flax Seed h firm, but quiet at
s. sJaS2 s7t Calcutta nseed is quoted al s. 30as2 S5
gold. In Boston and here
BUILDING MATERIALS continue Arm, and fair dc
mand still prevails.
HAY-The demand Is fair, and the market firm, re.
celpts being limited sales at 70 Sc for shipping and VI
dsl 80 for retail lots.
OIIS-AmeIican Lnseed continues trm and in far de
mand 81 2sa$l 81 In casks and bbls. English do is
rm Crude Sperm held firmly at - 25 Crude IS quiet
7Oa75c Lard Oil is dull at from gjc 81 2Ja - for
No. 2. No. ], and fair 20 Choice aud Prime
HOPs-The demand Is good. and prices are firm most
descriptions sell from 4Oc 10 Cjc but few very poor
bales bring hut zoe
NAVAL STORES are generally quiet, but prices are
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
Nibiotno Notitts.

oyycE on THE RAILROAD ooSPASI ToSrNE BgLDSGs
' No ss WALI-sr., NKw-l DIX, sept "a lh5'
ADD DIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors
have this dsy declared DIVIDEND Of SIX W PER CENT out
81 b .prgs Of the Road months ending Goth inst
bic 20 the their legal representatives, on aud after The
sth Of October next 49,, -. -.
opened on morning Of the 9Th prorimo - - %, -
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THE MARKETS.
,,nort.o for THx T.Iprvx

IcarsuI reported for THs TsIHrssl ., ,o,
AsHEsA fair demand prevails for Pots at 80 IS; Pearls
FLOUR AND MEAL-There has been a fair demand
for Western and State Flour prices OF the low grades
are l0d20c lower and close heavy the medium brands
favor the buyer but the better grades rm though
quiet the sales 93O bbls at 81 90dS9 for Superfne
State 81 1880 80 for Extra do $40 90esO 90 for Fancy
brands 50 25dS0 IS orthe low grades OF western Ex-
ra $40 5oGsl 65 for good TO choice Spring Wheat Ex-
tras 81 45GslO G5 for shipping OHIO; sO@G$lS 70 for
Trade do, and SO 40dS5 30 for Single and Double Ex
ira St LOUIS California Flour is dull but prices un
changed sales OF 400 bbs and sacks at 81 dSl3 90
Canadian Flour Is scarce and nominal Southern Flour
Is without change. the demand moderate sales OF $50
bbs at - 9Od$1 20 for common 10 good Extra Balti
and Country sl 9Oasl3 rs for Extra Georgia and
Virginia and sii 5Cdsl4 for Trade aud Family brands
from Delaware and Maryland Rye Flour Is easier and
dull sales Of 225 bbs at IS soass 90 Corn Meal is firm
sales OF 300 bbls. on private terms.
GRAIN-The Wheat market is more active, decidedly
So and prices better The demand for export is good
but manly for milling The sales lO5,5OO bush.
at s. 1882 q for No. Chicago Spring 81 "a for very
Choice do s. 80 for No Milwaukee, to arrive; s. IS for
White Southern and s. 40 for Amber do. Barley quiet
reported sales at 81 60 Barley Malt is quiet at
81 6Odsl 65 Oats In good demand and prices are
better the inquiry In part for future delivery. The
sales 225 600 bush Ohio and Western at 7d75c and
Choice at 76c Rye quiet-very much the sales
800 bush Western at 81 as in store. Corn opened rmer
but prices long declined and the market became quite
heavy at tho concession. The demand is mainly from
local mlers though in part for export The sales
$4,000 bush UnsOund and Damp nj 81 30d 81 and Prime
Western Mixed at 81 SlG SS, IN store and aoat closing
PROvIsIONs-Pork ha, been moderately active at
lower figures the market closing quiet at about s3 s7t
for Mess sales OF 5000 bbs Sj 7Od$23 % for Mess
and S24as4 % for job lots do Beef is scarce and
prices or less nominal T1erce Beef is without ac
tyity and prices undetermined. Beef Hams out OF
market Cut Meats dull and we have only TO note
small lots City Cured in bulk, at llc for Picked shoul
ders; lSc. for do Hams, and l3 Gl4c for Bellies Bacon
is dull Dressed Hogs steady for prime lots, but
and inferior grades are very Irregular We quote
sa99c for City. Lard is frrly active at about pre-
II 2as m, as y s Gi 20 for Fair % TO - me steam and Ke
Tie Rendered. aud 700 tcs VIM. J. Wilcox Co.'s Refined
BUTTER Is quiet hut very little better the demand
only moderate. We quote as follows:
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27

w KENOSHA TOWN BONDS,
RACINE TOWN BONDS,
WATERTOWN TOWN BONDS,
POND DU LAC TOWN BONDS,
SIIEBOYGAN TOWN BONDS,
LACROSSE TOWN BONDS.
MILWAUKEE Tread istedl per rent,
MILWAUKEE (repudiatedl aid Belot Railroad,
MILWAUKEE trepudiaIeLl ald Superior Railroa
WANTED BY
GEO. {
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% farmrrs anO 0tbrrs.
professional autitts.

CHARLES NETTLET0N, No. III Broadway.
~ PT FLOOR COMMISSIONER for .Verv STATE and Terrory
HENRY A. DANIELS, Md, Surgeon, No. 13ft
LeIngtonave Structure Pus and Piles radically cured without
detention from business Diseases OF the Peve f
Deiorpites Of the Eye, Nose. Pace and Person
/ MORGENTHAU, from Sharon Springs
LIE Special Physician Rheumatism, No ll2l seeontaTe
Eew-York
once hours from o m and fonepm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-21

re eosa market closes ss.sr but WIN more
scsms feeling the salss to-day foot up 10 900 bass
ss ,opsS ugsnd. T.d niddIing Orleans. 7Ed The
0Eoken circular has the following remarks The
cossos saes Of the week snding a evening have been
%, wv psos o. which specuators have taken 1000
DsieA Tue total stock In port and shpboard accoro
ing 70 the best estimates ots up about bales Of
which only about 81 900 bales American The market
has been generally inanmae and prices close Al the
srArs o. fRADE--rhe advicss from Manchester arc
unfavorabs.
LIVERPOOL BRxADsTuFrs Market LlvERpoot. Dec.
@-6.R M.-torn 46s. for mixed Western. WHOLESALERS
Of white California at l5s I'd and No. 2 Milwaukee red
a lsa ID. Barley %. 3d. for American oats 81. Sd.
tor American. Peas 46a 90. for Canadian.
lLvERP0oL PROVISIONS MARKEr-I.IyxRPOor, Dec. 20
r. k.-Beef, lbs for winter cured prime Fork
67S ID. for prime Eastern mess. Lard Cos. for hne
American. Cheese 52s for the highest range or nne.
Bacon DOS 3D. for Cumberland cut
LvRRrooL PRODUCE MAeKEr.--LyKRrooI, Dec. 2o-6
7. M-No IL Dutch standard sugar goa Rosu. O.. Cd.
for common Wiimugton and liza for Cue pale. Tsiow,
44A Sd. for American. Spirits Of turpcntine. 27s. Pc
troeum-Sprits. 2s per gallon, and refined, IL. Id.
Cloyerseed. 39s for No. American red
LONDON MANIFESTATIONS, Dec. EOS M.-Whale
oil, $50 per 252 gallons. sperm OIL c1l2 per ton. LIN
seed OIL f37 per ton Lnseod cakos Ell per ton for
thin obIong .
PETRoLEuM UARKKr. -AStwERP, Doc. 20-5 r. NJ
Petroleum. 45fr. for standard waitc
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VIRGINIA..

rae Cssvessssn - shs Bareau Omcers-Ad-
jssrsDess for tho Recess.
Rlcnnoxp, Dsc 90 1851.
In ~ Coavsslioa to-day resolution introduced
ssking Congress 70 retain al volunteer Onosrs nov In
shs Tsssdnen Bureau service in Virginia until the state
n rseoasructed. After dspats. In which Is was gsnsr.
ally agreed lhat the 0ursau hss proved ITSELF beneficial
Snstituten, but had bad IN who ought 70 te
mustsrsd out the resolution was defsatsd-a ayes 70.
uoes ~. ag ss..- ~ ELL " ~ go
eles Of the constitution The only change from the old
Bill o. Nights clauss making allegiance 20 the United
states government panmcunL These we're REFEREES,
ana sAs Convention sdjourusd V January
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THE RAlLRoAD SLAUGHTER.


Further Observation-Disclosures List Of Killed
oua Wounded. 800 y
4f-rtsa>, BussAlo, Dss %. 1861.
me funeral ssrvcsof the unrecoeuzed bodies OF the
victims By the sss railroad disaster at Angola viii be held
in she Central depos Exchange street. on Sunday after
noon q two O'Clock The Rev. Drs Lord and Hotchkiss
will oiciete The bodies win be deposited in vault 1t
Forest Lawn cemstsy subject 70 future inspection
order A coronsr's inquest will bs held on Monday.
correct list OF the personal effects, DO, Of the de-
ceased win be kept BY the railroad company.
The following additional rscognitions have been
made M.s,s y IT. rSsit 81.
The friends Of 8 B. Hubbard, Of Port Dalbousis,
Canads, recognized his remains in ths dead house this
afternoon. He was carpenter by trade, and was on
his return from Wsstneld, New York, where he had
been at work. es..l. .e y. tMs t
bunch Of keys was found among the rubbish OF the
burned car marked Elan Porter, Cincinnati, Ohio An
English gold lever watch, numbered 42a, with the fol-
lowing inscription the case presented by John Abel
to A. Johnson" was also found.
Also two silver Watches numbered vely 4s5
and IS 525, and gold ring with stone set marked T.
L The set or tho ring was also marked but crumbIcd
to pieces befosc could be recognized II has been re-
cognizcd rs belonging TO T. l. Maltisou OF the firm OF
Madison LAWSON. Auburn. N. Y p
The body Of G T necsIf, Of Erie. Pc. has been 70.
cognzed among the burned carcasses by . tooth on
hs left side Of the mouth tapping over 10 the right
X g. Gibbs, Of Galveston. Texas, was seon on the
burned car His trunk - a. the depot unclaimed. 81
John W. Chapman, Of Boston, the car.
and supposed TO DO among the unrscognized charred
bodies Ssr w.,
pants Of gray, flannel vest striped shirt and white
coat. Only nine OF the wounded remain ct Angola.
Tho balance are all cared for By the railroad company
The following il the latest additional list az Tho dad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-21
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seizure .f Ceal OH Dlsssliery ~ -. Albums.
.eG BuxLaSuroS, Dec. 70, 1904.
Tbs 81 Adams coal oil dssiIIssy ssissd % Friday
last by che Coscsor q Inssnsi Revenue for makiag
s,essd fraudulent rssurna Horace n FWnswossh, In.
spscses q cost on and Alsssns Asssssoe snsstsd
on suspicion Of compiIcisy. he waived sxnmisaslou
befsrs Jndgs sn1alisy and gave bonds se1ed that
Ina company recently have made returns about half
ths amount they distilled