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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-25
aatal Aatites.

All notices In this column will be charged at the
rate of ten cents per line for each Insertion Ten
lines, one day one dolar-ten lines two days, two
dollars, aud so on for any length OF time.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-25
LEGAL NOTICE

rINHE updersignod has been duly appointed ex.
i aeutoF of the last will and testament Of Samuel
ceasedJ f,I'ff L Il HENRY SILKNITTER
GEo. w. MoYER, Atty. June Z, ,'87-dlt&w2-4O
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-25
STRAYED,

INROM the subscriber, living south of DAYTON in
II the building known as the Hospital Building,
two milk cOwS-uneo of them entirely white both
Of the horns dropping but one COM ilrruhly lower
than the othcr-Lthe other deep red, hounS turned
forward. Both fresh A liberal reward viii he
l,aid for Information leading 20 theirretum TO
June H. '6T-d2tt SAMUEL HARLAN.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-25
allouftarn and CypmratrfiaI.
Dayton IsetaiI Market.

CORRECTED DAiLT BY JOHN A. MINICK, COR
MIR JEPFERsoN AND NARKET.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-25

tB~ Harries' Cashmere Suits, genuine,
(warranted.) and custom made, just receiv-
ed at the Eagle Clothing store, 11S Main
street. May22 '67.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-25

EY- Get double the worth of your money
in Boots and Shoes, by going to
GooDMANs,
JuneG 40 Main st.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-25

t73-The prcttiest patterns In vests and
pants we have seen this season are at the
Eagle. Schwarz knows bis business. Give
him a call. May 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Tho Central Pacific Railroad Company offer for sale,
Through US their First Mortgage Thirty-Year Six Per
Gent Coupon Bonds, principal aud interest payable IN
gold com in NewNOk city 1cy are III sums OF q, 900
encb with sainauuual gold coupons attached, aud
offered for the present % per ccut aud accrued interest
from July l. IN curreucy nj which rate they yiOld nearly
nine per cent upon the Investment.
These bonds authorized by tho Pacific Railroad Acts Of
Congress issued only the work progresses aud TO
the same extent only as tho Bonds granted by tic Gov
eruncut and represent the preferred claim upon the
whole valuable property furnished BY subf!dies d0ua
lions stock subscriptions, dc. Ihey possess special
assurances and advantages over other corporate ee
eures and are destined u rank among the best secur
ties In tho world
J. They are the prior lien upon valuable and product
i've railroad line Ia which three times their utmost issue
has been invested. I'M,
m The road IA peculiarly exempt from competition
and must form the Trunk Line Of the North American
Continent.
iii. simrb h--s>=: zsss =: 80 work now done:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06

what remains easy and inexpensive, and VIII be rapidly
cirrted through.
" The surplus eGyincs, after the payment OF an e1'
pcnses and interest Liabilities, during the current year,
VIII exceed one million dollars M guld.
y. The bonds like the revenues ~ the road, are pay
II c0m-prucip;. 40 well o. interest -.
and being made under the Specihe contract Acth o. IAN
iOruia aud Nevada, is valid and binding IN law ,.,
As these securities possess elements on unusual tttf
stability and profit they viii. without doubt he aetNey
dealt m by both Luropcan ana nome li'eslGFs' ana
before the COMPLETION ~ the great enterprise -,
Conversions al Government securities INTO Central "a
from TO per cent advantage, Win the Same i"o VI
Interest. =. -,
Iods can be obtained through the subscribers directly
through responsible banking agencies. -,
Descriptive pamphlets, maps, ana Information c'lh ne
lad nj tho Office uf the C. =. H. Il. Co., No 81 NaiH'st
New OIk, and sf
FISK & HATCH,
DauLcra and Dealers IN Government Securities, and
Financial Agents OF the {. J.. Z. L. Co.,
No. ) Nassau-st, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06
TUESDAY, Nov. C-P. "


Gold has been steady, closing at 1892 after selling
n 40. and 1857. Cash gold is abundant, and per
cent was paid for carrying it. The clearings at the
Gold Exchange Bank were $685. coo, and the bal
Rnce lGG309 o.
Government bonds are dull and steady. State
bends were firm on Missouri per cents, at "a, aud
weaker on theuew Tennessee per cents, which sold
GtGl The miscellaneous share hst continues dull
and neglected. Pacific Mail steady at 49,.
Western Union Telegraph was lower. and sold at 81
5he railway share market opened shade ilmcr than
the closing prices of yesterday. but was very dull
There was a small advance in New-lork Central
Michigan Southern, and Rock Island, but the amount
Of business transacted was very limited. Cash stock
T. plenty and freely offered at G07 per cent. After
tie Board the market remained dull and inactive
with theexcepion of North Western Preferred. which
b9Oke and sold down TO 62i. At the Second Board
the market was steady. Pacific Mail was strong
selling at li2i and was in demand Illinois Central
approved and closed strong The dealings in the
balance Of the list were Unimp0rtant, After tue
Board the general market was firm. There was an
improvement in Michigan Southern, which advanced
60 ~ on small purchases The Northwestern shares
were more active, and closed strong. The business
was very small the street, as Is usual election
day. The market closed steady at quotations Can
tor, 423G422 Cumberland 24a3O; Western Union
AtAtEldpA QiAlsAnANtlf ltfUAt4 -uhAipOodi on
81; MaripOsa Preferred. 14017; Pacific Mail 142l a
49, Atlantic Mail, ll5lGl10; Boston Water Power.
Ieia1G.: New-York Central 11lg01l2 Erie, 7li0
IA Erie Preferred. 76iG77; Hudson, 12ja127l
Reading, 05!a9Gl; Michigan Central, lOSi01O9;
Michigan Southern, 77iaT3; Illinois Central. 1854
I2s; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, Sl08li Rock Island,
ei,G0i; Northwestern Common 41g047i; North
Western Preferred. g .GG3l Fort Wayne. 9G!.
Money s active at Ga7 per cent, with moro bust
ness doing at the latter rate. Commercial paper
continues unchanged az 7ag, per cent for frst-cass
names. The movement Of currency to move the cot
ton crop has commenced. and the bulls in gold
large borrowers.
Foreign exchange is steady. Bills at 60 days on
London are quoted at l0e4@lO9s for commercial
1OotG 100. for bankers do. at short sight O0l9llO
Paris, at 90 days 52O25l5 do. at short sight 513t0
sl2i; Antwerp, 5.200515; Swiss 5.2OG5l5: Ham
burg. %s0@o; Amsterdam, 40l041 Frankfort, 4Ol0
81 Bremen, 75a1ss Prussian thalers 71!072
The following statemenst shows the condition Of
IRE Philadelphia banks Monday. az compared with
she previous Monday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06
pnnrrcrroS OF Stone BulLpMes.-Mr. J

PROTECTION OF STONE BUlLDINGs;-4iI,., ; q.
arifer road Dapcr az the last meeting Of the Biithh
s.ocinion In which he showed that the sniphurons aud
suphurc acids in the atmosphere, ana ic'hlliS !soh
,hs h"rnne az coal-fuel-the best Of which. well a.
the coke must contain nc least per cent al sulphur
acts in q very destructive manner upon dooile ana uo
public buildings As remedy FOR the decay OF stone 10
proposes To apply It's cleaned surface an aqueous hoIA
non az te sperpnospate of lime which should not COLI
tain any appreciable amount Of sulphnrc aelu g sI
c gravity OF the when ready = a,e oIoud p1
abouf / l. One gallon will cover abot " su,'Luelai
feet when two coaings applied 10 (aen OF f9ahu
stone This solution by forming cfystailAed upAos
&c az lime has the effect OF hanlenis the surface OF
HE stone aud diminishing its capacity for absorbing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06

ToPoGRAPTuCAL INDICATOR Mr.. Blza!geIut ,
,S,,ed before the British Association at Dundee his
man for supplying trustworthy Typographical inferno
ticn IN All classes II tourists. On reaching shmr III
iceland commanding extensive views there seems TO DC
ANTIQUITY in obtaining Trustworthy local Inflammation re-
rug objects brought within tie held OF the Telescope
fi nrpD,sfi 10 supply such Information by means OF
local indicator consisting Of circular table OF stone or
~ nv Inject az Interest Upon tpe line would be
yed the naIse OF the object s distance from the pOnt
az view and Ia the 81 mountains their hight above
the sea table three feet IA diameter would be sufficient
10 embrace district Of 30 miles To fac tats reference,
conceptric lines representing distances OF five miles
would be engraved and beyond the outer circle might
be placed maps OF cues, cathedrale, &c, beyond the
distance OF 30 miles In the center " this table Is 10 DO
placed tbe telescope, and the whole T. 90 De covered by
fight ornamental building 50 arranged as not to obsraci
tho view.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06

ANEMOMETER.-Mr. A.. l.. Fletcher eXlnDited
\. mo Rr,h Association a., Instrument for measuring
he sperd ot air in urs and chilgys IL D. constructed
on the principle first fully Illustrated 10y hohas =" 9A
of New-York which was many yelrs after applied ~
Gaard OF France the CONSTRUCTION ~ his INJECTOR VIZ
linn any other fluid In contact with A. AIR. Fletcher
uluces i'm the fue straight tubs A. direction 81 The cur
rent of air, and IN connection with u tur ne' 80 ~
ether and the ference in the pressure On each VIII 20
Indicated by the hight Of the ether % thr Eiu",6e
a'lr', which, measures the force Of the current ~ tho
tur The same instrument, with slight modification
may be- used a. "a windg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06
rAcrr1c MA1L sTEAMsHIP colLpANY EETOEM

ThOse etOcNhOIUols who desire 20 cIMnge nc
direction OF the Pacific Aslil steamship Company &c TIE
eu.gi,s election, nov. 90 that thc Company may DO
,n,,d Tor thr BENEFIT OF STOCKHOLDERS, viii please
eDud tLrr praNcs 10 either of the undersigned, hom
whom blank urOyiCs can be obtained.
FEEp BUTTERrIELD. so. College place
Epr,CER X. GREEN. TEiri-ave savings Bank.
GEoI0E Is. HALTsOS, No. Bowling siecn.
O. " JOsLIS q Co. M. IS BrOIdst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06
p. Y. WHOLESALE PEICI.s OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Fou TlE NIEN ENDiSG Nov. ., 1867.

frrrrs..r ar TuE H. \. TRIBUNE hr our own hep'uerl
The following the current rates or articles lu Conu
condition as -od by commission houses at Wholc'ie'
prr, receive 10 pcr cent less, deducted Tor com
MISSIONS beside freight and other charges. Boxes
on packages should De carefully marked win punt
and tl,e name OF the sender should also be painted
moon ono end. Nail invoice or list of the
articles upon the under s.do Of the cover, ana
t "a .,f,ir py mani containing an invoice and dlrcc-
lions alto stating how and WHOM spnt Clean packages
a.d care Ia putting ~ VIII add much to The value oI ."e
Election week dull trade, but that being over
il ls hoped "a revival VIII take place.
BEANS AND PEAS
rberc ave no changes 10 report the market being hrn
lot 81 Mich. medium beans was hoid Oh 'Ho "V'N az
g 30. We quoJc: 80 o..
ItsIs. Mrluf, - Peas. Nan.. 10 lonu'1 wa
,b.e. AZ bu... 90 75d - 20 ,Soulleru Backrycd y
Narrow. pea urH, 49,. bu''.'-'''''''''''' - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06
Glass JarSSiralnec
prcrrpTs OLE PRODUCE.

Nov E-,oo-- bul.. Flour COS bbls. whisky. go bbs
Corn Meal. on sacks Corn Meal i5lt0 bush. wheat
1.2u8 bush Corn, 1920 husl Oats 100 bush Peas
$500 bu. Barley, zoo bus. Seeds. 90 pSg Bee Al bns
I.rk BIZ phr.. Cut Meats, $50 pk,s Lard So 1--we
HOES 421 bols. Petroleum, 2,2is pAss Butter 35i0 pigs
Cheese, zoo bbi- Legs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06

changes the demand moderate speter IT, dull ana nom
maj Stock 200 tuns Foreign. Shot and Nails aredu' ana
prices arr nominal Pig Tin remains dull stock gtO sls
STRAITS 600 slabs Banca aud 2.4O0 slabs Tor 50 tuhSJ LII
gi4sh' rates are quiet We quote as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06
DibiSmS :lOtir;s.
Cban.,s tgr 8asinsss Ylrp.

would like TO meet with a party with from
$500 T. 10000 extend manufacturing lulc ~lrn pa bee1
10 operation vrlrs. lAaye 90 oTDouHi z, % si
ut f hn,sss bad e.. crrel Parties Las TIE 30, 9 70
la 81 rr - fr cass te Q" business .,'
sr,,. D WHEELER staaa siaiag Nhen Interview GU ~ ns
JvTANTED-A competent BUSINESS Man,
w AMI MAKE ti 20 gentfsi u'' ID -"
oc ONE acquainted toe olerr has Or ednc'io-ai ID
o 49,, n-efg-,,i BAbBlrr BROTIEGs. No g. Joln'st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06

These results may seem almost lrrrfric 10 persons
uuacquaiued vii. thc extent - c traffic between GO
Pacific Coast and ttr Gr,It 4fi-g Regions of tnr Ire
tcuor BIsiu; bHtit should DE understood tt iha io}
adult population, tcaiiwtd "''r ''a.IJ @Hb" tQlaFf
miles are Eaiuy dependent upou t. single h4c OF cor.
mulca.on for their supplies machinery, eic. tp.@d
a single year nsc for Jeuirc ts, oHe i-aV Oa crn-,
of tbr.e ilsrorait REGION. b-.iii flr IIe.s metals
have steadily increased SINCE tlat iIno, ana ri i.oe
railroad
The Company Is Justified IN charging thc maximum
tan per mile for ircg'-'nd tetc are c4ccia.y PAID
beiug les than oac-t a what WAC formerly pad ios far
The eastern terminus o. tic trir. as been throughout
this period NJ CISCO % miles nom saoIicnto a' nearly
he immensely increased when the TRACK is extended
tIcv across me Sierra Ncyads wi Job 30 Is hoped may
BE- done during TIE lIc--It yrH Tie Great Summit IJu
mel the last aud iuD.t important she .llt, Dytltu
i'm Augnft Last Twenty live u les 0n tic eastern tlopc
graded, rails laid and locomotive placed thereon which
err now nearly ready Tor the Inspection OF TIE Govern
ment Commissioners. an tho available force is now
being concentrated upon Tie intervening section 90 eleven
tniiee brtyeeu me CONNECTED portions ON each eide of
the range which 10 forward htgic; Hd ID b. thought
T,cier and ne r,p,,lou cn,litie If Western Nevada iva
tho salt Lake Basin. may be successfully and regularly
operated during TIC current year. Nearly 10000 men lc
at the work, mud irOn materials and equipment are 40
The importance Of this achievement md the financial
Resources u the Company s wei "s il.. i9lAie pro"
@ W. it Wen sI Frc ma SAID Iahe Ia c@tcsr
trated upon TIC 80 miles now nearly finished o"d Pc1
for.
The Company has overcome The only considerable OBJ
sace on their portion OF the National thtOuglnc ana
will commence the easier WORK OF hiiaHg TIE Geo miles
OF light grades the great basin under the most
favorable auspices. 10 H. important fact that along
this portion OF the lne there indians, and cuuse
qucniy trouble from their hostility need he feared by
This COMPANY The business between the PdclAC coast
aud the great mining regions OF Nevada, Idaho. Utah.
Montana, IS already very large and viii be proper
tonatcy profitable with that the mountain section
The Government subsidy between tic tNO ranges Of
mountains is $50 900 per mile which Is than cst
mated cost Of construction By becoming Jot investor
IN the magnificent enterprise and by waving itp frst lien
In favor Of the hrst-mOnPagc bOndholclh, nc GcaGm
capitalists and carefully guards tAcr Interests against AL
ordinary contingencies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06

Rrceipts 1921 boxes, WIN I2OV Hmpptui mOsIV 10y
sainr vessels 10 arrive ont Just before Christmas 40
,,", fom abroad continue uuiayOIablc, the English
1nrl,rts being fun Of their own cheese IL VIA he seen
that shippers are nearly idle, and the con1cu Is gam
n erOund that start the thing conecrSohs must bo
adc I'm prices even II they should aterWan work up
AMIN hs Il is, there ia dcadlocA holders being
1n I'm their views while Englth shippers sht thty nIo
sosnel idle for the longer they hod on INC greater
prices are really nominal 20 Little II duhs Inc mono
trade rs taking very litle cheese AZ sa oc' IOr very
a'e occasionally lGlc: but 10 thing 10 go snip
er 10 90 above I5c for fancy To eucct safes con
siderable coucessOna have 10 be mtde L"Ucmo uui'-
rs A. certainly the order present. ahd o. now looks
a. though country holders would have 10 YOU before
trade will start up nCaIn English Dairy i larry active
,r IN. southern trade but taxes extra cheese 10 Dfg
che outs1e prlce. We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06

Receints iugt about as Last week. viz SI6i Dds ana
trade continues fairly active. Largo biopofuon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06
TIE MARKETS.

Pearls gir l"h ~, 1,r,re -r-, I ,o,, a ,r de-
m.Aa l0f an aI," ,oNd5 r' .,, ms ti e
Si0 510 Sfl 80 ior common Hand; sluas22 for Gro
ION. ava $s0G&5 ior Philadelphia Front. Cement
a. 81 20 for E@en' ft r5 ier al y. xcd and
ii,'i.c for T1xa-.'cd Missed. Laihs at s. D. thrco
iaolls Lime at 81 80 Tor Common aud 81 81 FOR Lump
Plaster Of Pal. at = pr ian fcr Blue No,s scotia; e %
,als E5.-sy:. a s' 5aa , % qs f.; . yo y
'q HR r Fl sl 1a Without change, tn. demand molcrats
ooT 5'G FL 4%c4' la. 5,c en3 r oS this sta
coT5oMhgrs h , g o ra'cT bu e' fhs Dnf
Gcr @a1 ci@,. 9 , W. iSs . igr o
ltus' =" - -, 7. '1' U'.
COAI-Tue inquiry ids been more active; tie market
ha, ruled hr.r Tor D"lnerci te , ie psn
We qaoc, from yard g t'ss5 20 per iun. forcSn Is
COCOA continues STEADY. bat me ru-iucs i- limited
slcs Of 81 bgmiaso "a ga Guayaqa. al l-"I-e AID
o, , f,.r ,,if. te. OF 400 bosses "a a... sperm
q, &C.. .i.d Patent m &c.
.1 M r.rse Coos sy. ~, orr .,ci tuotstions
siderable caution and bat f.H purchases made beyond
IMMEDIATE HcccS..es. sal, OF e5i5 bar-. balance cs
Mcclure, private terms. Tire stock 90! loat the f0r-,
m.as up by 4ei; Ea n ssS o sI d is o Il
arc plenty. Lu. AND Inas" or lr, nominal. We qg'te.
3. e 80. III
lo. cr-asr ............ r @ irt. s,- eif,"o' ga ,
'a...... ''''-' o." Oo-'''''''''''''''~' "'
p!.t' md ~ - Dol, ll'e Ial " t In ~
ccf-'i' %" ''eei'''"' ."' e. .e e-,.
~ 'u.e ''"'e'e''P GA F-'-,-.-.;.i'' T. > -
b sia Co.stI s.D C.u ~ 3.-.t.. L..s- bake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06

with receipts 81 1J7G5 pks for the week, trade Is only
moderately active AT former quotations. Most OF INC
Welsh II selling at 81 a3yc. with some select - ate daIt'
t tlc though good Offering NJ Selections OF mo
mi, ARE ran up 10 4idtjc. Very little butter Is now
onin ide the state and arrivals OF previous pn
Glasses IN the country, now brought IN before the cAhH
,sr aud froglts advance, cause Accommodations,
though not large as usual at ms season OF the !oh.
Very lulo butter is now coming from orange county OF
% roercs no that the quantity sold above Soc Is e1-
tiemely light We quote a. ~, ,w, .,.,
se prime trims f'lbt diz IA CA',es NoIthern
IfLkns Anr p, il...i-at on Nh and southern .,lG
- tr1ru d. Deco. 1t011 OhoN. q. prime ytlOw lksDai-
Orange pals. y DS9d ri Me't
+i@a9 Ai4 sHi t'@-''
,,,.-t All. fu, - B...ai0Jtlud M, Mich. and Iowa.
20 tar iiAns w. FiiHe''
Guerusey, 81 ahA4a
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LxroLrs on nnrAnarrIr.

h
corn, I.a928 bush Oais, c1-l hu. le, s.-,.5s bush
harley, c2.-91 bu-h. Malt, Tlli bush Peas.
OCANO-A limited inquiry for Peruvian az So a,oc,
GUSS iEs-TAc market is dun at Iec for Bags and 2ic
IIb.s-Thc market was rather quiet today. The fol.
lowing arr reduced quotations; Dry Hhcs-Bucnos
Awe. 20ic: Bueuos Ayres 20a2lc. Montcy.aeo, l3l9
sjr; torleitcs, iQ0lylcd RIO Claufc, 2tci Onnoto
Maiamogos, iClal7tc; Vera Cruz, i5alc; 1ampico. I'D
ic.. gold, 1ceccd Texas Is .ori western li eiec gold
Craudc. lIc: California, he; Para, lU4I0tc gold,
lcctcd: New Orleans 12i 0l3c; City Slaughter OK, "a
IGNEY-Cih has been sold tu "a moderate extent
prices are unchanged; quote at 60 gold, in bond,
mAY~Tie demand is fair FOR shipping at 7Oa75c aud
retail lots DOc.4sl p per 100 ID.
HEMP-Ihe market j. dun ana prices show TO change
IN comparison TO our last. The demand 10 light. We
J1. soa....euo asl2o Amer, dressed q tn eoa $50
Ialsa. ........-. 81 Amer. undrced.... 2lIo go
HOPs-Tnere j. pretty fair demand aud prices
firm 40 from 20 aiO0G5c.. go 10 growth and qualify;
I&DIGO-Ihe markc tisGnct ANA prices arc unchanged
Tie demand Is light ~ our igirrs; We quote: -, -.
sa,: goa, \, d. s % oa5s ss 3D. ga IS
Csr,erns go4...... i5G CNnlpa. goh....... G,0 03
ira'IiII-The export movement noted last week has
furnished hut little relief Ia the market and prices
weak. for most descriptions have declined. We quote
die 23i d3psc. Light. 2s02ic. CafOrnla-Hcayy, 2J6>
Soc Middle, 29a5Oc. Light, 28e29c. Orinoco. &c.-
Good Damaged 23a2r; Poor Damaged, 10 2lc.; ~ the
rough, 50 nc. OAK 5hnshtcI1hgayy oSalGc; Middle,
de ls a5Or; Light, 4OfSc.; IN The Rough Heavy, GOG
4lc Middle. 81 re- Light, 3Sai4c; Bellies. 22a2ic.
NcLASSES-Ihe market continues very quiet the bust
ness being chiefly n small job lots. Orr figures re-
duced bat at thaIcclne tie market may be called steady
Tile stock is estna~l at b,lO6 hhds Cuba. 1850 hbds
Porto Rico aud 2,6Is hhds. Barbados. We quote
Cuba Museovado....f5d5l Porto Rico. .........50d@
Cayei. ......fi041 English ia.ant $50
Cuba Centrifugal. ....Js1J'
METAIS-With only moderate demand from manu-
facturers for American ungop Copper, prices have again
dcclined under "A pressure To cell mostly from secohd
hands. The business has been opy moderate, closing
steody We note sales Of 100000 Detroit for END
of December. Pig Lead remains duh TGeIe II little
change ia the position OF this nrtce since last Summer
aud II the price does not advance here ANA Ia iuOr
h suply OWING the general depression Of business
The stoek OF foreign Is 400 ~ Iron " without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06

TTNITED STATES TREASURY.
CONFUSION or srvFS rTfDTITSrL- notes ~ the Secoud
sr Ti.oi ue June Jav MOI wl n9F e
fr Per Cent bon lboll bear
re interest DAILY Ibe crest on The notrs H e allow rI " ns
tie bonds VII be charged 70
rt I, cu-.pr, Lac. note be iudoet hy th person
| ,r,rr.-or h. No. Vas On OK. Assistant Treasurer
TENUE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
uOIDa.s ulae AMtll - llil AND tOl ioS tlao tl.l'
the Naeune Oh NaFehousing Com
mas, g., % paest THURSDAY Nov st2 oco@ m Tor Tue
~ and TRANSACTION u such business NAV come De-
f,,r tleNeF YORK., uct rs. tL & ". JDNL9 ASst .e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-06
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Federal officers have been at
work at the Belmont battle-ground,
disinterring the Federal dead
The remains found indicate a
much greater loss on that field
than were reported. They have
taken up and reburied at Mound
City, about three thousand two
hundred bodies, and there are
other trenches on the field which
have not yet been opened.-C'n'
Commercial.
General Grant, in his official re-
port of that action, stated the num-
Der of Federal troops of all arms
engaged in it, to have been about
t,r0 thousand eight hundred and
.ftty. Of these he states that
eighty.tom- were killed, one hun
dred and fifty missing, and an equal
number wounded, many OF them
slightly. General Pillow report
ed that his men buried over three
hundred Federals. Who lied ?