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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-01

al regrei to say that The Cholera has pre-
sad here Of late to fearful extent Forthelast three
weeks from ten to ATTY sixty fatal each day
have boon reported should add tina the Pain Killer
sant recently from the Mission Housed been used with
consider ,blo during this cpdc II taken in
season. 1t is Generally eoetua in checking the disease
REV. 0HAs. HARDING,
sholaporeI ndiam
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-10-01
CERTAIN CURE FOR THIS DISEASE
MAY BE FOUND IN THE USE OF
DA Wis
VEGETABLE PAIN
KILLER.


MANHATTAN, KANSAS, April II, 1868.
want 10 say little more
about the Palm Killer. / consider tia very valuable
medicine, and always keep 1t on hand. have travelled
good deal sinee have been u KAnsas and never with
out taking il with IN my practice used II freely
for hs Asatlc Cholera 10 s4e aud with better success
than any other medicine also ussi 1t here for Cholera
in 1861 with the good rraults. Yours truly,
AHUNTING, NJ. D.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25

The following will show the New-YOrk exports
excusive of specie) for the week ending July % and
since the beginning of the year:
1868. 1868. 1867.
For the week. ......... S2s4775T t2sG77sT $9sg232t
Previously reported sI757,260 ll3255.966 4I7s
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25

element was unaltered, aAd at the reaction there
were large purchases Of the speculative shares Af-
ter the last open board the market was excited and
higher. New-YOrk Central, tlOl Erie, 74a Read
ing, lO7t; Michigan Southern, 89i North Western
Preferred, 73!; Rock Island 103 The market closed
strong at quotations. The following are the closing
prices New-YOrk Central. 11O40nOa; Erie, 74i074a;
wabash, 62sO52l; Reading, 1073@l0S; Michigan
Southern, SS40S9s; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 92l
093; Rock Island 1O3l01033; North Western, 47iD
All; Northwestern Preferred. 734 4GD73a Fort Wayne
lO5i01O6
The earnings of the Michigan Southern Railroad
for the third week in July were:
1866 $7O6 4,321-DeCrease 1925
The success of the St. Paul and Chicago Railroad
enterprise seems assured if it depended az stated Inv
it's friends upon their ability TO secure subscriptions
sufficient to build the first 20 miles of road In addi
tiOn to the subscriptions obtained by the agents in
this city and Chicago, the following have been made
on the line of the road st. Pail, $4,000; Hastnps
$4,000; Red Wing, $4,000; WinOna, $25 900 Lake
City, $2O,OO0
Money continues very easy and at per cent all bor
rOwers call in good credit are fully supplied with
large transactions at 3O4 per cent on Governments
Foreign exchange is dull Bills at 80 days on London
are quoted at lO9aQ109i for commercial; l09,@1lOl
for bankers; do at short sight, 11O.011Oi Paris at
TO days, bl730512l; do at short sight, 512J0510:
Antwerp, 5,17f05.12i: Swiss 517I0512t: Ham
bnrg, Sb0S6i; Amsterdam, 40s04la; Frankfort. 4Os
04lt; Bremen, 7St079; Prussian thalers, 71I172l.
In treghts, the engagements to Liverpool are 1900
BUSH Corn. at SID; 200 tcs. Lard, at 15s and per
steamer. 200 bales Cotton at 3-l6d To London 1900
bush. Corn, at 3D. To Glasgow, the same and per
steamer. $500 bush. Corn, at It'd. 70 Bremen, 200
hhds Tobacco at sOs., and per steamer 400 hhds do
at SOs., and 400 bales Cotton, ON private terms To
Antwerp, per steamer, 100 ties. Lard, at 22s. Cd.
The transactions of the Sub Treasury to-day were
Receipts for Customs $444,OOO Receipts for Gold
Notes, $1S7OOO total Receipts, $3351 100 35: total
Payments, $4,464,49l SO; Balance $l31, col 90.
Of specie to-day the Scotia takes out 81, ,765151.
From the London Stock Exchange the following
quotations reported by cable to the Associated
Press
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, July A.-Cattle are now selling
nearly every day Of the week With the exception Of Sat
now promise repetition More than coo were sold at
Hudson City yesterday out OF ss received at those
been sold, but prices about &c. per lower than one
brought sIc and even Tc but took prime steers to sell
for Ice. One lot by Coney McPhersOn 247 head fair
cw cattle, averaged IIc with II extra fine Ohio grades,
81 cwt sold 17c, and I4c for tops lot of %
head for W. Strang common ct owt Illinois steers aver
cattle for Coon Hossbury sold at an average of 800
5ic with 25 Texans Of 6t cwt at SIS each Some thin
It Communipaw there were 1,992 fresh and 81 stale
cattle, and trade was slow. Buyers cared very little
only offering i5c which they say is all the dead
markets will warrant good Sides selling at lSal5tc.
brought l915c. j. T. Alexanders 95 head are reported
as bringing HA9l6c-few lGtc. on 6i cwt The J5j for
We're rnnnSg out at is%g % icc While q idana cattle by
l. Van Alta, averaged ljc. on q cwt McBeth Nlehos
had 1853 head uneven Illinois steers some GOOD AT l dlc
but the majority sold at l5cOne lot TO NewHaven
buyers at lbc to dress 90 per ewt ie ts Ln hS a.
low 1885, From appearances 400 to 500 head would h0d
over at this place until tomorrow.
recent ordinance prohibits driving stock through R
and Then Sey 1st 90 IN lots of NOT over 80 cattle or 100
sheep and hogs The Board OF Health OF this city are
ordering that after the expiration Of three weeks stock
is be driven through the streets OF this city below
Forty second-st at any tme night or day Tho barge
Lodi is carrying beef upon the trees, direct from the
New York Ahattor 10 the foot OF Thrdst on the East
River, each day, thus nauguraung new system IN the
butchcring line. ~
Sheep show no improvement with nearly 2Oo0 fresh on
sale to-day beside several hundred held from Yesterday
II takes extra sheep 20 bring &C. n, i've weight
good selling at 5ic. one lot OF 2l7 fdrsh Western
sheep, Of S n, sold 10 j. Harrington AT Hudson
CITY, for another lot Of 500 weighing about "a ~ NJ Com
munipaw, for 5lc with car load raw, bodied ~ ~
Indiana sheep, at the same place, for BIC Fortes
there 500 fresh sheep selling Tor good stock
some sheep only bringing &C. or even less when sold
at 81 head, portion of them have to be- lambs
are worth sdOc y n, or o. 50dG 20 per head. one loi
OF "a fat jersey lambs sold this morning at s. % each
ssc 70. There were about 600 lambs at Chamberlns
to-day, selling AZ salOc.
Hogs are weaker with % cars on the market, not all
sold they go of slowly at 7ldIic.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25
PASSENGERS ARRIVRD.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, July 4-lb steanshu
Persa-C T. HeTrcks T. Kellogg Mr. TysOD, ML kepssng hu
Barnett and Mrs Sads and daughter Mrs Jones dsesbi
servant Sn1h Mrs Baston sad daughter ChAea
EsstOn and Mrs G. sheshsn Miss NJ Donneiy NJ sscss
Mr. eesress W. Moore, d. W. Hsuterle, dr and hs Cog
cry Mrs Sherman and daughters Mr. and h
L. L. Yoke Mr. and Mrs Moore M and Mira hnnn and
j Cole and hrs. Lafiu, H. Passman. kahD. MA
znn r. Lhseh Mr. and Mrs scbueder Vail hr Borden MI
Maheson MI Chndh Carson Anb. g. W Johnson LADY sd
dsughers children and servants a Jackson M kerSh NJ
Douglass c. H. CARRIES C. Me Master T. Gsansi
stevens WTs Darrell, Mrs Holman and ebidren,
Jaeoby and Mrs PAuer and A Clark and servant
Leid f. Grace j. H. Brown H. L. Dyer Patterson, Mr. Grand Arf
CoOL Capt Ogden Dsnbsr and son Rev Carter W!
g. T. Baker M and Mrs McRObers daughtef1
hesrs Barnett McobeTs children and A. w Colgate.
Mr and Gihs C. Norris, Master Shernss hlss Basest
Miller Keller, Mr. HessehberE w. NILS Capt Pes<hesoG
Sir T. Miss samuel and maid NJ samuel and
Payson Steele, T. Tweed Mr. and Mrs W. H. Sewmsa
Ross Stevens g. Smith children and servant MIA King sn
daughter Mr. A. Smith, n Cohn, Mr. SutosTsnd AID
sons W. Stevenson Kenuey stsw1ItW kng M .Ie =
Bartholomew b. Gray, Miss Robertson, MAJ BAL
les, COT Anderson Paayan Mr. and Mrs Wachenhemer n1
Mrs BOss and daughter w. L. Ponesoy h-
Hitehcock-l77.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Be,f-Per 100 on total weight Of hide, tsllow. and
meat extra sldSll %; first quality, t3dslS 20 becohu
quality, $2aSl2 rs third quality, tOasl 75 some o INC
poorest, bulls, kc., S. 501$9 . ca. ....-..,oo -
BOrking OIeii-s2OO 1880; handy steers, SOO9S4 or
much according 10 their value for beef.
(Otrs aud TOfnQ Cdipcs-Far quality, NOdSSG extra,
ss5asli5; farrow and dry tOGA5.
Shoep-Per live weight, acc extra, ttc sheep aho
lambs per head, IN lots, 50 25d$5
Fat Hogs-Per n, Gsc, live weight
Veal CdiueS-s6a<l2
Hdes-Brighton, 1OSlOlc. n; country lots, 9iGloc.
TGio,o-Brighton sastc. y n; country lots, Gi d7ic
Ldmbs-6Oc. shorn, $50. each. go -
REMARKs.-There 4o5 Northern cattle az the Cam
bridge market and some $50 Western sent over from
Brighton which number was taken by the butchers as
at Brighton The holders OF Western stock at Cambridge
manifested unusual anxiety both TO show ana 10 sell
Consequently the butchers demanded concessions as TO
price particularly tho ordinary 10 slim stock 10 when
Western than usual Some OF the droyers comprehend
ing the situation at glance hurried on their sales as fast
as possible while others, hoping there wouldn't be much
of shower after ALL held 10 their stock untll they
found the wrong week Tor spuhky OF lhucpehueh
droyers. ~ G.. Batcheder sold cows for SOL 2 for
Sg3 and for so EACH from 10 10 lie per m ana bulls
for sc j. NJ Hutchinson, bull, $40 or Sc per NJ three
yearod and heifer for stores at $50 cacl cow
SEQ for Si7O $g5 for Sl75 or 10 20 llc per 10 NJ
T. Shackctt cattle 20 years Old az ltc, 80 SHRINK
age balance Of stock 2lc and finds prices 81 per 100
n lower than last week on light stock lhefe were no
cattle from Maine but 40 Western were bought 70 Ieed
the farmers and others Of that state western SOFA from
ia 10 14ic probably OF all at 10 to lStc western liza
The mutton butchers complain that they make little or
nothing on Northern sheep lambs this year There we're
COO Northern and 24OO Western Trade quiet ana fully ~
favorable drOvers Levi Lock sold 100 AT S5 D. B Cor
don $ Lbbens Hastings l27 at 81 GO ~ ~ o. u at
al SO 25 and buck for 81 not SiOO nor $1,000! ~ T.
Rice sold 2i lambs 81 2 and 80 shecpat &C. B d.
Houkius "A lot at 50 75, DC, &c.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25
sourt -dalurSn's nutit,.
AMENDED CODE OF HEALTH.-The Metro
notan Board Of Health has adopted amended code Of

AMENDED CODE OF HEALTH.-The Metro
potan Board Of Health has adopted amended code Of
ordinances to 90 into effect in about three weeks All
coropers are required 10 notify the Board before holding
an inquest and any time after the commencement on
an nqes the shall respond to the request OF the
Sanitary superintendent for Information concerning tho
case Every physician must report 10 the Board when he
shall have prescribed for OF contagious dis
Boardnghouse or hotel keepers or keepers OF pub
lie institutions must promptly notify the Board OF any
Of contagious diseases at those places No saugh-
tering driving OF cattle Will be permitted IN the'
city south OF F0ry y-secOnd-st., and none north or
that street without permit from the Board.
No cattle shall be driven through the sTeets
except between the hours OF 8 p. m AMI
hour before sunrise in the morning. No person sha
sell any meats vegetable ON any portion OF any
sidewalk without permit from the Board NO estau
lishment place of business for tanning sklhhg o
securing for dressing hides or leather or 1or
ON any offensive or nOisOme trade or business a hce
after be established IN the cities OF New OIk "a 81 %
lyn elsewhere IN said district IN OF d ne Ip eyery
snch estobishneut now existing snail be kept ceahN
and wholesome, and be So conducted m every pI,S ~
vron shall boil any Ofia swil bones or fat ln tho
butup portion OF any city OF W. hony
eonts, nor shall the business OF bone cTusninh volo
SoVhrns 4s home arindng bone burning, shell brning,
sat hoilinC. nor the skinpiug or mahng OF quo
from any dead anineis or lists dtrt nt 20 ,s
W he hereafter established within any OF sad
tes or Villages and every business OF the Kind IN the
bnliIp norfions OF city resewhere snal De promptly
~ ,Yired unless the continuance thereof sah be-
ailowed bv permit OF the Board No apartment when
has not at least two feet OF rs night aDoye e
H. oSciIned as place of sleeping or residence No per-
son shah hereafter erect or cause to be erected or co
or ny mart of which shall be inadequate or detective In
respect 10 strength ventilation, light and sewerage M
erson permit fight having power and authority 20
nreyent the same The ordinances prohibit the, over
crowdng theaters so as needlessy to imperi life no
cargo shall be landed either In New'fork a brsokiyn
A hermit from the Board.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
FIRST BOARD.
EAIES.
WEpNEspAY, July 2l--P. N.


Gold closed at 1885, after selling at 1885, The clear
IDgs at the Gold Exchange Bank were $S5 and
the balance &, ,1O9657
Government bonds were strong and active and
full prices were paid for the gold-bearing bonds.
State and Railway bonds were steady.
The miscellaneous share list was steady. Pacific
Mail Was strong at 14s, and Atlantic Mail was IN de-
mand at 113l.
The Express stocks were all strong and higher on
the old companies. The Railway share INST opened
firm. and with slight reactions, continued strong
and excited throughout the day. The most
active stock was Fort Wayne, which sold at 1910
Oss0lO5I, and finally closed at 1906 At each re-
action eager buyers appear and for the moment the
market is entirely In the bull interest AT the second
Board the market was strong Erie sold at 74s new
York Central. llOI Michigan Southern Sot North-
Western Preferred, %; Northwestern common
a. After the cali prices were Lower, but the OK
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25
PASSRNG FRS SAILED.

FOR LIVERPOOL July A-n steamship HeclsE o. Bert Ma X
Sutherland Mr. and Mrs Yeand John Mcfarland W. Morton
Fisher Bschhnn John Gibson Geo Skinner Geo. Clara nDk<
ihson, Japanese Troup and others IN the seerage . - .
D the steamship Scotia for verpoo-A fired Fled and hmJ MY
G. j. Yields lady hra Joseph Lea sd ty
Misses Lea and Mrs KOr.ght Miss selOw Norton q
and W. Rensbaw L. Po Geo. Knapp hr and hrs Wnthiop
and family Miss Howard Mrs WIN. Grade bliss ChsmbTese MI
nysaght children John heutOsh h Hancock Misses
Johnston mr Peung Mrs Cook and Dr. and MA ss.Ie' .na
ayaca Brackets Miss Richards Ms GTsne children and
ant Mr. and Mrs s. Cowel and ses Hurry Mr. and h WAX
T. Ltchded family Lea a. NJ 0aston
Walker children Besucour James Peless
Rods Ramon Cubea NJ and r. Durand AlsI "a
Brown, O. A. Low DOd.on, Mrs Brown, Moro Phihp. j.
Prentice WIFE Sebbens Miss Prentice, M Baum W. b. SaIe
Marshall COL Mrs Mss Jenkl and children Mis- Ban
erwin W. X Painter nd wife Joqn Hudson ThOs Oghye sharp
e.s J. Vckers r. Page r. W. Hardy R. Redmond Hamilton
T. scbrOder Bk well and wife Brgeh Robert hufe, Geoif'
wilkes T. Hall, E. H. smith David Pstulo J. T. Tbbetta
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25

......-....- MINIATURE ALMANAC 49,
+:<9 sun Ses... 1:23 Moon Rkes' Asfn-
81.
SANDY Hooh 2O2I 2:43 Hell Gate t4
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25
THE MONEY MARKET.
sALEs At THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
FIRsT BOARD.
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT.

u 8 6s 1881 Reg
T.mO..l2 O'ol'k 1l03
U6 Ga $40 Reg ga
5000. ......lO9
u 8 6s $40 Reg '64
I6,OO0.12 O'ePk.109j
u s 81 $40 Coup "a
10000. 1901
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25

Since January ss7eO5,Ol7 tll6l29753 S1OsO7I.l
The foreign imports at New-YOrk compare as fol
lows:
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25
aHlPPtYG INTELLIGENCE.

CLEARED YESTERDAY
steamship HeSa gI G sdSSTS,ST %%SSoa e. assy Fs C.
sssn.hED saR I1RPVo Dnso sSeTSocd sS Portland
rfs S1 ~Ra'P B.s6:4 Bs.s e. e Hand
s*:n:Ris :g S.%:aH: TpS s.s SToId T.TSsSs Weed
s Bar a I'D kPiG.S f;IHi Eds. ts, Wood
B.Ts s.Is Es'Ssfs %:.ss s afISs ss15 %yas bss
Bat Warren 0rdSHy. HOd; inissA Brett; SSD 81 &C. 4 Co.
se s1l Il. f.siis & Gsnn s.oSa en.ds an dg ~
Bs BTs saS h1saa s5 b.a I,II a,Tsp. s1f f Ward Co.
BHs Cnqus sOre ta Messaa and Genoa via Richmond Va
Brig EnsE. ceesina utal) smOns BbO', Punch. hneis -
BSS Cost. Rca. - Aspinwan Psnsda RsirOsdCo
S%s Ss k:: k' Bs ss5ss. so: s F,o & "a DE-; ~
s9s fS@S 'sT .. 'SR S.%cr. sIo snos l. BaSs Ss
seSr Wild Hunter tBi Hsis.d St. Joha B. crand' umpA,'
s Es aSs S.' c"r %'S.SI S s. s. siPf S' c Co.,
schr MARI murray Boston B : I've MsHbtIS Go. no0A
schr J. Elliott Gichrsi; Philadelphia w Hand r \ Co. r
scSr ssI.ca Ringers: RsnssTd, Baltimore, Bentley MeIt Co
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Columbia Barton Havana 2o inst with |d's And pass.
steamship Saratoga King Richmond and Norfolk with dse aud
Pss ODD Le Liverpool l'ts % Inst and 9Dss1:C'Dis
BARI Edith Rose Alexander Roberts Town W. c. A. Jane palm
OIL ke, and 20 passenger to Yates PSIieInsH " IA, -, A.
Brig Haiennr Brl MusOn Cape To~n, C. O. H. with wood aer
Bng Ottawa lBr Mcdonald b. JAgo DC Cuoa ~ d'y"n sugar
}. b. Whitney Co
sehr R. Rogers Mott BsncOa II days with fruit 70 JOs'Pa
BnesA
Sebr Constellation, Kelsey GeorgeoED, d. c.
Schr James n. HAYS. Roby, Georgetown d. C.
schr W. II. Rutan, spnague. GeorgeiOsn, D. I.
Sehr ID. g. Williams Rutland Virginia
Sebr d.. r. Hull. Drake, Virginia.
Schr Moderator, Rhulng Virginia
sebr sally Aun, Corson, Virs1riA
Sehr @. P. Biuns, Taylor Virginia
sehr C. D. Smith Bowler. Virginia
Schr. 0nrHst Thompson, Virginia
SAILED.
Steamship Scotia aad HeclA for Liverpool
SPOKEN.
Magnet-bAh Brem.l 2t inst, lat %, lon IS o. bound E
By piotboAt AspinwA No. az 2d inst Georxef
brig Bolton for also shp Shakespeare Oa
Hamburg June 49, for DO
MEMORANDA.
steamship Queen the city yesterday oornng
from the Lower Quarantine
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS July -Ar ed ship Humboldt NevYoTk barks HyseE{
Cfe; Jeremiah Cobb Liverpool; Wentworth Arosan; Eastern
Msdawaska ZsnEhars j. W. Spencer Pha'
depha Gse Rondout schr B. s Twsden, Cape HAyueH Ia
Cukle Goneyes; AeI Young JaeksOnFie.
FRASCsoO July 23The ship tBL Ambrose from Liverpool.
has arrived.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

July 2-2772 bbls. Flour 90 bbls Whisky, 10 bbls.
Corn Meal 1850 bush. Wheat $4,000 BUSH Corn, H,726
hush Oats "a pkgs Ashes, 81 pkgs. Cut Meats, H,565
Dressed Hogs 92S bbs Petroleum, 1928 pkgs. Butter,
6567 pkgs Cheese, GA bbls. Eggs
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25

". offer for ,e 10 ou friends pabe The above Bonds Ne
heng that possess aud seeany Tor nc
Railroad obhgauon ever oneseo o
The interest = fully secured ss follows; . -, A. ~, v....
PlRSr-During construction u Jearsl nenpeo W ibo r"e
Loan aud Trust Company. o..
sECOEDThesaher proceeds of land sales om the CompS
MS muuisosnt grant Of lands amounting N ee+seO asres
.mstsd that interest being paid BY the Trust Co
nany that the will accumulate fund for The pay meht
lie coupons sinking fund o million Of dollars and mat
the viii amount 70 than ue 'srss on e
-
THIRDe Railway Lands Equipment and Al, property nov oSneo
that ubh aqurrd by the COMPANY hs een
onversd 10 the and Trust Company TO he e them
he'd As Trustees bondhoden, with proper pro'ons 20
,ca anu prompt payment of the coupons he m
The earnings as estimated Wh amount " over
the annual interest IN. g.
The principal my secured to The Parmes Loan and Iru oon
Of which that eoTporanoa assumes ana Es0
pay u al maturity. -, ,u,-,-, A.. u.1..
Lacrosse Iowa State line distance o. lo nies msons
Il will connect the Chicago and HothHeste eiennon um
Madison aud line Chicago and place ~ fsu no
within each other lie local cannot ven
net uork Of roads enerne sH
Of Railways East and South Iesss 20 mean %
ands Subscriptions nave Oeen
promed made BY all The to~ns along the ine
Parties wishing these bonds a. desirable n'es@eA can aPP" ~
iu persO oil
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25

For the yeek;.-,,;.. t2a7,551 t2sc7,7s1 s9,sg2s2t
Since January s87cOs,ol7 slsI2s,75a slOs,O71.lgl
The foreign imports at New.YOrk compare as fol-
lows:
Dry Goods saSss; sSS ,5'5fs,a5 SSp; HsS"'fn SS.i
Gen mrchndise 2446,345 Ss75,l79 l9Os,s16
Total for the wkNss7,1n S25s,9o4 S22o156
Prev reported. .S2Sl7,Ol2 l6557,s67 137949,44
Since Jan. L. ts6OO4,isS l7ln1,86I s1nI6088O
The annual report of the directors of the Old Col
ony and Newport Railroad for the year ending May
81, 1867 shows that the total receipts for the year
were 81 ,360809 07; expenditures, 1893 0S9 06; net
earnings, $S09,2S8 GO; balance Of income May 81,
slS7,6S o. When the road is completed, with all
the improvements suggested, the expenditures will have
been about e. 55 90 and II the value OF the real estate
remaining for sale, estimated at S3O0OO0 be deducted ST.
amount q 84ss7Os nowrcpresepted by capital stock,
leaving the balance s31l67 81 TO be represented by liza
bities The recommend that the stockholders
should authorize them issue the companys wants
may require the amount of 100000 of bonds 70 mature
within 20 years from their date As the rates OF interest
have changed and the taxes income are now large,
the directors further recommend the issue OF these bonds
az such rate O interest as VIII pest rehder e sahDe
but exceeding cent per annum. The gross
income OF the road for the past yer e5eeed n the @ 9g
gregate that OF the year ending May 81 1860 S52l9 81
The the past year exceed those of the previous
holders will be held on Thursday at Boston.
The Boston Trdreller says:
1t would certainly be incorrect 20 state that the
rent demand for money little and equally so TO say
that the calls for currency adequate TO the available
supply at the banks and in the outside market The pub
shed reports of the institutions show Immense
gate Of loans and discounts; but Notwithstanding this
papabe fact idle funds, 10 very considerable amount
remain in idleness for lack OF employment The pTnc
pal mOdatiOn is afforded to applicants for tempo
aTy loans undOubted collateral security, and TO sell
Of stcass commercial paper bearing double names
The OF interest not changed from the low hg
recently reported III this column. 10 seems not NJ
tie singular that the superabundace OF monetary faci
ties should have slight Influence on tho share mar
ket hereabouts compared with the elevatng stimulus
impaired In other localities by the cause which In
this impassive region nearly imperative To be sure
the holders OF substantial stocks and bonds ms general
thing disposed 10 part with their productive Sc
curtes but at time there not enough BUY
ers create active competition ana prices cODbe
quently show variations that are quite nslgnhcant'
The following is statement Of coal transported on
the Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week end
ing July 90 1867, and for the season:
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company. 39,SA 6l5,O69