davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1868-07-17

Assurances of every description on sim
gle lives are granted by the Society for
anysum from 100 Dollars to 10000 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies TO the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after satis-
factory proof of such death has been re-
ceived by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position
of the Society are made quinquennially,
and the surplus then existing is allotted to
the Members, after q sufficient sum hes
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The next investigation
and Division of Profits, will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
Of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DR.. Won. BRETON. DR.. HOLM.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every Information may be obtained from
F. B. GRIFFITH,
agent.
, 1868-07-17

NNtA AAS AANAA
The effect was so terrific that Fort Bio
ton was also damaged.
The American Charge d'Afaires receiv-
ed letters from Washington, directing
him not to receive any HaitIens in the
Consulate, and whoever may be there,
on the arrival of such order, must receive
notice to leave. The American Minis r
therefore notified the refugees (0Uer
COZ, that they must seek protection else
where within As hours, which they man
aged to do at the British Consulate.
This act on the part of Mr.. Hollester
gave rise TO strong language from Mr.. St.
John, the British Charge d'Affaires and a
very disagreeable scene ensued.
A horrible murder was committed on
the 23rd uIt. 1t appears, DR.. Albertini,
an italian of not very abStemious habits,
and a young man had a quarrel a
French man who arrived in the country
only Is days before was present and adj
vised The Doctor 10 a peaceful termina-
ton. The Doctor not needing fired his
revolver, which missed the aim and Shot
down a cartman who was passing in the
street. The guards hearing the report
of a revolver arrived on the spot and saw
the man lying down wounded they i'm
mediately walked into Doctor Albertini,s
Drug Store and saw The French man with
the Revolver which he had Just wrested
from DR.. AS murderous fist The Guards
thinking he was the guilty party drew
him into the street, and because the poor
fellow showed some resistance, he was
fired at by one of the Guards. AS soon
as the matter was enquired into, evevy-
body cleared out, leaving the two wound
ed men, who died shortly after.
The French Consul has taken the mat
ter in hand, and is waiting for the arrival
of the Commodore. The Minister Of
Police has had DR.. Albertiui arrested,
and he is now in prison awaiting trial.
On Saturday night last, 4th July, a
great uproar was created in the City,
some troops having demanded at the
British Consulate the surrender of several
refugees. The Consul surrendered one
man. RevolverS were fred in all direc-
lions. On Sunday an immense process
sion TOOK place Of all classes of men and
women p%roclaiming Salnave Emperor,
with Cries Of UiUe L'Emperem! uiUe
L'Empereur Salnape! Salnave immedi-
ately issued a proclamation rafusing the
high honor and further notified them as
they valued their liberty not to continue
the procession, for it is reasonable to the
State and Constitution.
Five of the insurgents were brought
In from Leogane, and shot at the Portal
on the 9Th inst, at $50 pm.
The American Consul left Port.au-
Prince on Sunday afternoon for Leogane,
General Petion's head quarters, it is said,
for the purpose of inducing in some way
the rebels to return TO their allegiance.
The result has not yet transpired. The
U. S. appears to be pledged TO keep Sal
nave for his term the action of their
Minister looks to-day the least gerry partial.
Gold had not increased, vary from $50
to $65.
American Provision plentiful.
Among the Passengers per Plantagenet,
is Mr.. RAmeau. late Secretary of presi.
, 1868-07-17
BARBADOS
Mutual Life Assurance Society.

ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
, 1868-07-17
r q p @ & r
Of the Receipt ofDeposits at the st. Croix
SAVINGS B A N k,
On Saturday, 11lh July 1868.

Receivers;
In CHRISTIANSTED:
Major Holstein, Trustee.
In F~REDERIKSTED
H. N. Malgrav, Esq Trustee.
Amount offormer deposits. s302,345 Sc
4 deposits of 20 cents each.
81 above 20 cts. and under S |.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-07
THE COURTS.


CINIIL
In the Supreme Court Chambers, Judge Car
GOO called 90 cases aud then adjourned the Calendar
Wednesday.
In the Court of Common Pleas Judge Brady
presided The Of leslie agt Leslie was called u1,
but counsel not being ready the adjourned TO one
In the Brooklyn City Court yesterday, Geo.
Hesh, policeman " the Forty eh Precinct brought
az acton against James McGurcu claiming damages for
personal Injuries 10 appeared from the evidence that
Hesh attempted to arrest defendant IN Tweutynrsfet
hear fourhaYe on the 29th Of August last tine defend
an Deg under the influence Of liquor az the time and
.Dul,ing arge butcher knife. He resisted, and cut
TIE officer n the arm The wound was serious one aud
Shhhed the officer % the City Hospital for five weeks
nYgeiese wac made, and the jury bought In verdict
~Nl00 IN favor Of plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-07

,,gtrt,, Iol- d - cotton quiet; Mdihg p aac Flour dl
- r.tt.. sup.rBrr ~ na+B; Etras, rs 4J0rd 'i Noh
Wr.trru Etrt Family iva ti Pcnu'y'ana ana ono uo 81
. Ia. tsec, Az sOabl4 What very quiet Red - % ~
a. vbI., - tiDh25 RYE, , % Corn steady sAea ol
rioy Al ri lkaFl 70, Mixed Western, at Hl H. oats
sily. pcansaui 8ia6c, Delaware, Je Petroleum groceries,
andP Provisions uurbaastd ,,ttt..., otigf,. Flour
u~agst spefe AZ 5Da+9 25, do Extra +lg0Hl5 ~ 90
p,iy ~ 5raRIJ q. CITY Mills Slpetne ~ ,SH ~ 90
49, 10 Is: 10 Family rl5~tii N"lil ~ az
~ 49, ~ ~: primo Red tNrs) ~ SOC =. % Corn hrn
III, kqsl %; yellow, unchanged Oats dn and uAoAAnseu
,To1,i Ii tjarI t5 Provisions Urn and un'.ns' ,,
rotfpo Jay Bflrr dnl Wheat sales 81 amber, ~ n gg
"a S g Al III 80, No. Red. ~ 15i White Micmgan ~ -
~. sr. ,f No. At d9lc oats advanced 2e sales" 90 - ~
60, A. "A dc tve sales " No. l. az 80 fleghh du ana
S,,gl Rerspts-2O1O bns Wheat 1000 bush 'oI h'.ePs
~ ,i oJj bbs Flour $500 huh Wheat lZ3g bl'h 1o -
400 bush Oats Shlrmths-lWp Do' foa'' -'OVV ' 49,"
bl on Lusb. Corn, J. Op bush Oats a, 49,. .,,,,s q
W,pg,. Jig 6-Cotton uonHa receipts, " bae exports
80 Fsrr dr Supct6ne SINAI So Wheat ~ ,Od ~ ton
S1r oats Tla7lc Mr,s Pork so Lard lBG9c Bacon "eaAi
ss i ,ee.ps-Vheat IL OOObns. Corn $500 bush
a., III 10 b,sb Ploar bbls Shpncnts-Whea lluuO
PPM NIP CSw $4,000 bush oats 10000 bush Rye $500
hb Fgts fnn and unchanged Flour STEADY demand hsuI
Viii nUiet, sales OF 1000 bush No Chicago AZ ~ o 0-
ss.e demaud hiri sales Of % 6O bush No 60 afr'e al 8c
9 @ .b No on iho spot 9c aud - 900 buh seller. oPon
a. b August AZ 0As-RuYcfs and sellers apart az 'o~oo
oaiss RE bedat demand Other articles hsehAf
osws0o Jaly steady aud unchanged sales 1O bo az
N{ts iS tr Double Extra Wheat da sales 500 bush AMBER
Wh,n M ~ 25 O8O bush Choice White do ~ oi Law nnsh
H. Ggaies 6ub At 81 o. and 6O bwh White Canada on private
terms opened steadf Al previous ~ - - al 49,
i6 dgIe Oats scarce and quiet. Corn Meal SD c.t
Nllfei unchaBged shorts 800 smpstuf' +250bDi ton a.
lgb, loser Wheat Ole Corn, 1lc TO New feIk moe ~ ~
% lie 1ulsoh Flour 70 Boston eiei 10 New i0 "Si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-07

a., AZ the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, before
siilah Conan. were brought Robert Collins, Thomas
Leaiy and George Kinney, charged with assaulting a
TsI o. passengers on the COney Island boat Allison
assaulted several Of the passengers their OBJ
ihtehti0n being 20 steal Sergeant Mcclellan Of the
t 80 tlshui brooklyn Precinct charges that Collins at
1891 ~ steal from the breast Of an unknown man
pm officer HaggcTty charged the same prisoner
ss ~ attempting ~ steal watch and chain FROM "A
,'aulef n default Of bail the accused committed
ehaiI Trial During the fight board the steamer
49, aseh the police and the rOughs, Of the gang
MMa NJ revolver from the hand Of Sergeant
s,,'hflidr aud threw 10 overheard. On Sunday
ef OF the Western delegates % the Democratic Con
wst vi IN tls CITY accompanied by party OF friends,
"a NJ Oh! a IMP % 1Oney Island Among the party
~ nlIian Watson, alternate from St. Louis While
Doat Jay AZ The pier 40 COney Island. young man,
49, Danel webster stole his gold watch and chain,
Ws,eu az t2D Ibe thief caught in the act by Mr.
,dc6y VINO TOOK the watch from him, ana then,
ef W ne friends set upon and beat the t.ef MINER
Wg, Ihey were about 20 throw him overheard. but
~ Ohicer Moore OF the Eighth Precinct
oeeyugbt him 10 THIS city. Yesterday be was com
King ALDERMAN Conan % await the action OF the
'Nbe NOuuty authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-07
Canada sheer 10 b &C., car Ohio 90 70, Co. ear Ohio
70 n &c OF lambs we have state De-; Tear Can

Canada aheer 10 h &C., Ohio 90 70, 90; ear Ohio,
70 n &c. OF lambs, have car state, ec rear Can
ada $50 culls QUIT, So 10, 10c.; 81 head, 6o N, &C.
SALES At COMMUNIPAw-FoR THE WEEK. - -
BY Bells n Pideock-3392 Ohio sheep for sD9lO o5 OF
a. SO per head 3y the pound they run from 4lc. Tor
thin 70 lbs ale for rs bs Be- for cars sO3 IDS
So for car rs bs 5tc for ear n bs 63e Tor car 81
lbs 6tc for cars 81 lbs 6tc for 81 lbs &C. for
care 90QtOi lbs --,
by Klse Il son575 sheep for $3.50 So, or rs 50 each
Also, 7S9 lambs al o. O5 per head.
AT HUDSON CITY.
BY Judd buckingham & Coil 1913 sheep Tor t25,O7 IL
81 - each and 95T lambs for 596 %, averaging u ~
per head
BY Bliss Dimmick-757 sheep and lambs at "a SO EACH
AT FORTETH-Sr
BY Hume Eliott-422l sheep and lambs for 81 264 49,
or s. 4 each.
by g. McGraw-ls 7 sheep and lambs at "a 43 eaeh.
BY j. Kirby-974 sheep, averaging 81 % per head
AT CHAMBERLTN's
BY Kase CO-1lG5 lambs for $67I6 is, or 81 10 each.
sWINE-Wh 1928 hogs for the week. or which 81 cars
received Yesterday aud today the market Is tary
active AZ 9aOc; prime, 21Gi 10, selling at lObc
oucaf car l76 To- four cars 1856. 10 and two cars 100 ID
Toe; one ear M 10, 95c. Dressed worth H0l2Ac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-07
THE DISASTER TO THE CITY OF BOSTON.


We are indebted to ex-MayOrJ j.. NJ. Wightman
Of this city, who passenger on the City Of Boston
and who rcae d Boston yesterday for some further
PARTICULARS Of he collision. Mr. Wghtman was In the
smolueroom at the time. which IS located auidshps,
near te wheelhOuse with Nv friends when the col-
N,On took Place dense fog was pfefaiDng az me e'
sD0 nothing could be M Wgltman was Of opinion
Al 6r,t that tine boat had struck upon rock The cras
was tremendous, just Its effect was desifuc-
tyely demolsmug Tim5ers fell, furniture rolled INTO
Tie water, freight disappeared while the boat was
scene OF mde scrbdhe panic Almost instantly Inc BOAT
carened from the loss OF weight one OF the boilers nav
ing gone down n the raging deep, 10 was feared oI
many that the boat wOuld sink without delay, ana tdt
The loss Of life would De fearful Fortunately tue fears
Of the pauiC-stucken passengers were pouhdIcrr.
While several passengers were ulmcd, u ls now
believed that none were seriously SO. lie escape
OF steam, which for some l5 minutes MADE ter
rife sound tended % hghen the fZhtU those on board
II Is not believed that more than hai dozen persons
were Injured Al tie time Of the collision the steamers
were going a rapid rate Of speed, Of course anticipating
No danger since These routes almost ~nEualy nee
from disasters Whether the usual alarms Tor iogs Were
sounded by both steamers does not appear. AT an
events those on the City OF Boston, Or 90 least as many
g. were awake. do not appear 70 have beard any
warning Of an approaching craft The first lutlmaiJh
was the terrible OF the collision, when instantly there
ensued one o. those scenes which are inspired when
Death TO hundreds IS supposed % be az hand DIT.
Wghtman, did not few others, lot some personal
effects in the confusion Of The scene audi undoubtedly
OF these soon iu fellowship with furniture,
boards and other floating materials Boston Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-07

<ve can Childrenbear these thlhFS St af
Wind as Mr6 much better than their poor cotbed
Welt gene .bev thrive on them II sultaDy. nor 10 MI
motherS s seI AS for infants, II the ' The fresh
ted ana M ont M all it is only rational " 90 love TO
Tor thep t " 10 their faces and lungs 40 20 cover
air nave elves In the house, goOu Iu ',r o,vn
kaFe , face when You want 10 coNvl 20 mis- evil is
tbe tber reason for the perpe have got
Tug and vanity Other people S1Vgi6es yoil often
tasmV and WHY should not ours out i'm this case is
vans liars stamped upon it. mt the dollars be
has ool' ,ey mi would request Is '' d not before
thIow5h dawn The back or on the shouiu'is' "
ne ebild's mouth. -b IN the world MI Editor
Have We re- ,tSar,otlre deaths enOugn III " 1870
nav 40 voi know who nave ny IT,, tho healthy
parents ~ S o T6ere can be no dOuDha sno i ot
Of their children t6e body in after life is due III great
dlseaseu stato of the infant In the most
bme OF ITS existence
reety respohS1e that something IS wanting 10 roSo
IL appears $50 feith in the fact That ehldreu liho o,
people 10 S and die If they do not I'VE III hatV
selves, VII that YOU cannot, Tor lhsiauCe lCcu
with nature 1remeit for any time, without lrouuc
emu V harm This Il, IN pam EngsI 81 " ~ oiS
ing EiS voung mothers dong, ana, aas! tlS ON
ehalnine ,yyIo know all about Children ana VINO nav
ones ,,e ~ them as much IA 80 per cent OF Veir
reaIcu ~, danohtrEs so. You may see them doing ~
grown I'm tbe cars and elsewhere. The mere lacJ mat
acid Is transparent and cOiorless does not hter
tal ,,y,fb 81 this statement in the least
b9 have no doubt that many people VIII thnk tnat
se exaggerated matters, ana nave moreover tcTIcu
Vhicct i'm sarcastic and heartleSs sort OF way lat
lhl' no3t matter much II my arguments only make
%, think for themselves and consider NIUE the cul
ops necessary for the health and very existence OF
a HUI oGst,ipg they may say what they like OF
INV" Yours, truly, j. W. OsBORNE'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-07
An UNFOnTrNATE INDIANIAN.-On SnndaY

Az UNFORTUNATE INDIANIAN.-On Sunday
morning John n. Martin, VINO had represented
himself ono Of the indiana delegation and Who
was committed % the TOHbs, while suffering from
deiirum tFemens, died u that institution. Later 100
the day Congressman NiDlack OF Indiana, and others
OF Tie friends Of the deceased called al the TOmbs and
identified the body and made the necessary arrangements
Tor us mteuucnt. IL aI1ear the deceased was not
delegate 70 the convention, but merely accompanies the
lEdldna GeegatOn0 tins city. lie lived at Washin gtOu,
neaItAe City OF Fnccnucs, Ind aud was saloon keeper
JIG was native ~ Ireland and aged "a years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-07
1855 70 NatIbnal Banh. The United states Tfeasurer

s53555 TO National Banks United States Treasurer
held IN trust as security for National Banks on Saturday,
the Following amounts, namely: For circulating notes,
S5lS9OO and for deposits Of public moneys, $s457950.
Inc amount OF National Bank notes Issued during the
week was total TO date $685. 96. From this Ia
deducted the mutated bills returned, amounting TO
SS2O62 Notes of nsolveut banks redeemed aud burned
ny the United States Treasurer, $629 leaving in actual
circulation on July A. S2957495j5. The fractional cur
fehcy redeemed daring the week amounted 10 SS3ssoO
TABLE Of NE Loans Specie, CrcuidtOn, Deposits, aud
It9dt TENDERS he Banks Of US Cy Of AeU York for
The Ueek etdfu0 C1ft,,lgu .JtIy3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-07
A astylisIr rnnnr Neu.Yorker has anneared

A stylish young New OTker has appeared
the streets OF San Francisco, and b. described a. FOL
lows "Iho --latest styles % walking suits appearing on
when the Wearcr has a bg thing in kneepaus. nice
young man just from Ne IaWk was noticed on Moutgom-
eryst Tie other day His coat tain ended where the tail
Of weshaped gorilla begins aud his tight pants gave
70 his small les (Which terminated Iu prod glOus ydm-l
the appearance Of couple " hrOOnscs spring ihg out OF
mOiases kegs Tie young gal who sells bouquets on the
corner Of Cayst viewed linn with admIrhg eye, re-
marking that lie looked 'swectly poorly"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-07


AsmRsTe quiet but firm: Ob Pots % IS
20 oS|rs market IS .i advancing m Their Improvement
2 bales including pnpers 1913 osPseulators We quote
o, e. sd "a % nsSss, % o Sl % S,
Good orinsr........ 29ia9 2gi95t SS s8 ss,39g$Si
Il II" ah Maa n....... s, S asS5i 81 ASA S5lG5
c .. ' having 's ssu ap . * Se gsd
I so Dag'i ne G Wa[eeh $40 bags and eI Gip'ey
FLoG AD init Ga5 ;{ wf.,s9 1 d s %s Es 1rs
leg Ef eel S S ss State ~ ' 60 si ' EI sle
AZ a, tr Fsne' doi - s5Q 30 81 for the grades
4 Nesi, Esa ~ o9 30 for good TO choice SPdg w sa
Iug ono, - tIaFll p OF Trade and Family brand; do ~ oS
r Amber Water Wheat Extra ldana aud Michigan . ~ 81
%7H0, Tor White Wheat Extra o., n"' sns ~ ~ iosi.
TO- o. Etu .nd Double 9Pd inPe ha'a 1 Zoo bog.
70 rauar good aud COagiy ~ %
or ,r and F.my MARYLAND ad Delaware re tour s'e[ AID
-,tr f be closet saes Of 80 bDa at 80 70 for CITY
GN ws, 'l, is ,ye and s%. ,Gs fs ss ,si
TO- - % Tor foF ws'aasn y gT Assyr STATE ~ $50
bro N. lri IS % % aasi OFT f in improved dsnsqd
.or' Of sa.i. sln.t R,e-rbr ,ales go on.h wcete9
~ ssr s ' for EN- " 5sSas, os - ID ca
umu s ies pre- 1900 1.e l'@P 1sa to'si 1t 81 rs rs
q-IIE .ai saltl,l Wate ~ 3d. 80 ,.o,
.a~ "a . Ha. i'3s2 ba.L. Con- 79l lol tush Oats $3.50
I.t.. =. ra..t 70 &c., soa. fr Manila. .
uh1 . . lcE. 90 Da't 'r sAIiDf ana %l4Tl ~
tolAssrye h,srof SOLE, Of 200 Ltl. rerar1la private
te b, 'i,u t o., uaIAd still extremely dali, aud rates
NAVAL IHiS- are s',ai sales 81 1900 bbl Strained
tf ss Q .. ~ ..a . .-l >pIts srr gcla at4c
10 q casks aud barrels
roniaL lu Crr ii.l oils there has been
tut Prices 'uc au. % we quote hsF 1
A sperm 80 o. Iari Oh H seIIuf 10 h'n p 2S~r % Tor
Tot-t sar tl. a,tsitre he market Tor Pork
l proc .ui.c'd uui a toe cu tee lfss hurc.s sa
tr tfIrs. r.d o. ular are a4uD hb
%. -ij % Hfr ku.s aIsqlc and Prices arc
lfHrr ..r. fe bear ~ lY sales Beef - Only l1 mol
.HI ii uH.hf. .el, u D. t'l, q wa ID
'..s. -'sa r1 90 lUa Nr--. and go D. r 80 %"
Tsrr 90 t.I BEEF Han. dulL and u rhe aseuce Of
.eia. l.Il CT Meats st-Ii anl boo moderate De-
NJ Il tIEy.i DO Jams faL Iicsu is quiet AMI
lsf,a Hos ur over 80 'uIi ne qu1ic az N ~
... u. Ht t active. .Ifs ODD" 90 ''s a1i tr'. AZ I'lc
. l.i- ff. aa4 itlaI.ic &C. '.r o. .rme ttrsm
I1.t ih. n.r.tt qaist, tt l"lIcr are hrm 10 tier
. . .s ............l- Ee5rr w.. srot. sept....35a
....-. 053 Gel. 81 w.. cIses.....t D.
.. 81 '.'f fiii1a, poo ..'s.t''' ga
- W .s... '-...J.a .rlaci NaPaa. To- tbs.....ie~-
....... r. 3d.. f.a.. h.-.....N.a-I
-.., ...... s .a..,fffr .Hl prices unchanged
t.at.,Ns s..r lr0nr l boil though Ho, q1gtabg over
. I -a... .IG sales sa,I. We u.e 90 bids
.r,.l. 40 ..c &c urusrt Far ~ good reclining,
....... H.......-. Hr IUI H...e ir lHrA .....
r.r..t .f 90 20 Glove. Sod. sacs - tldlic
.ta. -e. ... - aHel oi e. aa-A Rough fauee4 Is
I. ... bel &c. SO lo.s rive col a0c ior short RIVE
10 al.lrflte all tac market Hr'tJi sales n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-07

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE NAREEr-JULr O.
Il Hf..i 900 ."eeri sale, L'' he'l ~ 'ia .' W
,f . t.r. arI Wr,iet tatt foe iir Co l0'I %" NJ
... u. Common Sheep dIl lui .oFrr sales iul o.
% Do .t Hoes doll, sles lao0 head a tj9 10 ~ @ y" g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-07

Albany l2c Lake BIports-7loo bush wheat q 800 bush Corn
425 600 Lsmber Canal BIpos 800 bush Wheat 10 200 BUSH
Corn, $4,000 feet Lumber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-07
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCHANGE.-PIqsr CALL,
. lot O'CLOCK A. NJ

5000 u S $40 Coup 'G7.......c.Io8i
| 2S,0OO U S s., 1910 Reg........llsk
SOO, oV0 U 5 IS, lo-40 Coup.....lO7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-07
COURT CALENDARs-Tns -.

-@-A Norhr-CBAHBXKs-lfed by CARDozo J. Court opens
"iygfors, q. %. No calendar vii 81 called q.
yayeAr.c brP1uOK C0UET-SpKcALT KHN
assssst % s rsfe ~ Europe Wednesday, All oTden for
'-a'' Be pIsseued " big % Jsesiay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-07
financial.

A REGULAR BULLETIN of the. REGIS
"a TERED Policies Of the NORTH AMsR,0h LIKE H9 S9Se
These Bulletins will show Of the Registered Policies am e
amount Of the Securities pledged and In possession o. te state o
Newlork through the Insurance Department as required by law"
WEEKLY BULLETIN oP THE REGISTERED POLICIES or THB
MONDAY july g. 1858.
Amount insured 5 ~
Deposit required by 9t-2
Actual amount deposited SOoVg ~
The above Registered Policy of
North America Life Insurance Company morning Monday 9th
July 1863 n. d. MORGAN, President
Sworn 10 before me- this 9Th day u JAY 1853
GEoRGsS HAsPoRD. Notary Public,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-07

5N U = 2-2D COUP '64.......llO
$50 600 U S%2O Coupon '65. LII
300 U S5-2u Coup '65. n. H.. l08
1000. 1Og
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-07
THE MARKETS
fCsrrmliy reported for THE TKiBuJE.I

TtsrrIuID TepotIed Tor THH IhibUIKI
MONDAY july 6. 1868.
ASHRSTe market quiet sales Of 70 bbs Pots at 90 70
n 10 Pearls nominal ~, -.
20 TON-rb market still advancing and at the Improvement
10 eoes quite steady With much stock Offering sales 81
81 bales gliding A to puper 38 spectators We quotes;
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