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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02

and 27 boxes Havana u ollie by auction the first f"
Orleans including a. hhds brought 9lal and e5 boxes damaged
lated and Crushed l. A. reduced figures 5lc o
rusne and Ganuate 4lc for Ground lic While A. aud @
Rico 4o DO English Island ~ do 81 CroI 67 do orleans
StSl hhds s boxes Havana 1900 bags Brazil $500 DO China
SALIFOr Turks Island have active market Coarse
o nfu WIN much reluctance We hear Of no cargo sales
seq Is selling SLOWLY at ~ 75a ~ bush Rough fI seed
benz ~ mote aaes Of geo hoSes CASTLE at al7se the market
~ ne demand lair but prices have downward Tendency
SuMAc-scily selling $500 p grades, and
$3.50 Sl95 for the high grades ...
TALLow-The market is fairly active and is fn sales 10000
ToBACc0The market for Kinds quiet prices nom
% nnShanged sales Of 25 hhis Kentucky at 7d'c STOCK on u
against l6 22 bids on The lst Of November. 1870,
NlSKlThe market lower active; 25 bbS at
81 VSGo b, cnehy at ~ e5d+l O9i, $500 ..,.-.-
WOOTAde this branch Of (which usual at this
othe YEAR has been dull manufacturers generally decrease h
vuuc"s 81 ran g"ods and change Their machinery 70 of
Va hc hence The ccumglaion Of stock Of The raw ma,en,
waiter brow Co There often al this season OF The year
temporary u IN the Wool trade ocessoned by manufacturers a
ing their production Of Fall goods changing their machinery SPog
on eif hands Probably from this and the excitement
The Presidential election the month Of November commenced with
@ 'nt money market usaIIagel an classes OF business anu
the Wool trade with others decidedly dull Prices have hovever been
well maintained although there have been few instances where
sgt concessions have been made effect cash sales or to close ~
special lots yet as rule sellers have generally adhered TO previous
depression strong evidence Of healthy condition In the trade
and amproved prices before many weeks
from sections indicate short supply their home
SUMPTION and is unlikely that Of The Western mills will have
remember the Wool has completely gathered
10 from the producing districts There also little no foreign Woo
In Of markets and although there oyeock the Euro
markets and prices there are cannot be imported 60
pete within present for domestic Woods With the
doubtedly will all the Wool hand
sn shall not be surprised to see material advance before the L'' oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02

s,s sso Gaime, Gulllemot Il Co, No. 4s1 Broadway,
New York" and having haT-twist chain attached the
wner IA rec sed to call the Court and identity the
anne Charles Lee. eolOred, OF Oberlin Ohio was com
At So from orpheus Marshall, also eolOred, Of No 40
watts-st
Az the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day Luther G.. Bingham arraigned before Justice
Tc1with upon complaint Of Samuel b. Tisdae, clerk IN
,be employ of RObt. Bale. gold broker IN Walst VINO
entered the office of his employer and said he desired
man gold, the of 1888 cent, FOR
which he gave his check on the American National
psnk of this city for Su,5OO. dated on that day,
mernann the order OF the prisoner FOR $1,000 on the
naciao National Bank, and due bill OF his own for
.s 70 representing them 20 be good, and upon presenta
;op AZ bank would be paid; that he C1sdae) loaned
bseGuenty learned upon presenting them at the bank
at no such person had account there, and charges
a." statements were made for the purpose Of defraud
a., his employer out OF the money. Upon formal eN
%nation the prisoner said he was 70 years Of age.
e f Vermont resides at No 40 COngressst Brooklyn
Iie was. however, committed for examination.
o. Monday night, officer Mcpherson OF the Ninth Pre-
icf while on his beat in Weekawken-st, heard cry OF
nnTacr" from the enementhOuse No g and on reaching
, Grst floor III the hallway discovered two men and
Two women engaged in deadly encounter with guns,
istos and Ratchet. Upon rappng for assistance OH
~ Colard come his relief and the two succeeded IN
n,ratnp the cOmbatantS when 10 ascertaned that
one of the parties named john wing had ms sku lrac
ted and WAS dying condition, as previously reported
an ms TRIBUNE After the officers had queled the array,
Wing was removed ms room, and physician was sent
or who dressed his wounds after which he was con-
cled TO Bellevue Hospital where his wounds were pro
no1nced fatal lynch and his Wife were alralgned
=, Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morning ana
were reauded the statOnh0uSe 10 ehahle Inc ocef
90 nrocure a certificate as 10 wings condition.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILApEtPHIl Dec Cotton quiet Mdding 25d2ee Flour
Gu ' SG 5o. w w w"ssn 6 i Fui r a Wheat
Receipt, small Red +2q* 49, Amber ~ 49, White p 25G
ola yellow 81 p; New s@tl TO- Oats fnn at 6dil for Vest
uRehaageL WHISKY oweri sales at - o56S o. o,.,. m,
& p PT p oSeg Wea P" % e. a .aes
Of Prime TO Choice At = 900 - So Corn s@ New White So
+2i - Bacon qaet RIB SIDES lg Clear Sides nie Shoulders
BvryAIO pee NOar quiet and steady sales q $50 bills City
inactive No spring 81 90 Corn dull sales
s @, ii, s S5 81 81 fT No. western BaTiey
SHs s' l: 300 po s's C51a at 81 ear o d
bid : % asked.
OsvrGo Dec lFour active sud unchanged; sales 200 bb.
Sc Is for No Spring Is for Amber Winter $40 3 for White
AMI { . r Double Et Wheat FIRM sales Of 1000 bush Prime
White Canada ~ 20 AID 5000 bush Amber Canada at 81 s1
Corn quiet No. bed n ~ o. Barley dgl sale. OF go bush Up
Meal ~ ~ evt Mleed bgaeri Shorts VA shpans %
bales cIport. il5 bale; sapefaae Poar 80
snail io Low Mius aiSi ne aSgg wa. .%a Hemp yey d@
s5as - ~ sG1I Eta g1' o s, Goa 81
Wheat receipt, small Prime and Fsae Fall Red , 50
ns tie receipt, acre small sale, Saae barley dnn PINE and
Ing; sale; At q i5a 81 H. delivered
Cutting Le.f Soasl Cotton ac Live Hog .e'I7s 4! y 50
go To ae receipts were 6ey S9geTans -Four % RSg 70
Ms..poh pa Lsrl u. else Bus shoulder sic Clear Rb
sles &c. Clear sis, ils Hams HE Shoulder &c. Sides lie
cucs9 Dec EIe,ar, on View Yos f bot unchanged floar
80 - WEsat quiet a9i a.y' ,sle' Of so a. 81 La - ~
s ,,lr ls s7e on the raj 80 Kin dried ia e o, dull
Tale seller, ofSs Of ~ M Barley smer qae; sales Of No
a. a., ~ sga HI si,s Glen a Ga,,r We. Pork > - eS
ai all ~ s-ler femaU a4 Mah ari Heierasy asive At
,..,5 Hos. s ., = sdt6 HssfCaas con- oom@oo Air
S S" -, o ~ N I. Ssp. i5aIse shose IS ga IS
Ees i ,, D s'i' r.. 1 Zoo S. % s S Nor.
sua-uploI bhs Flour 3eo0 bush wheat '5o,o bush Cora,
rorrDo. Dec Flour qus, Wusa dHeri sales Of Amber A.
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Il by THE CHICAGO AND NORTI-WESIEkN hAlLNA' o WI
PANY-The undersigned Commissioner appointed for mat PURPOSE
der authority a Of the Legislature OF Nscosn Au
Judgment Of the Court Of the County Of Milwaukee
auction the Seymour House the y
Wisconsin the 10th DAY Of December next commencing az Nv
forenoon $50 eco Of land granted OY congress 70
Railway Company situated pnnpa ID
Oconto Shawauo, aud Naupaca Win some tracts III
Counties and for which tue CON
pauy issued land grant certificates scrip"
The sale divide the lands among the holders OF 'he
scrip 10 whom il belongs, 50 far practicable 49, nm nan -
The supposed represent value Of about S O0Oo OF
about : u per ,u--
Any nphor shall BID e u Tor h pnr
equal amount Of scp To De can
eed less than $2 acre BID the purchaser mus pay
IN lawful money.
payment Of and the person
paving scrip Of the amount OF bis Dd money
All money in the bands OF the Commissioner at the conclusion me
sale will be paid into Court and will bo applied brt payment Tue
and Of the proceedings second the remainder VIII be or
yied pro rata holders Of all the scrip that remains unanced
At the conclusion Of the sale whether nch scrip represented at the
sale
viii certificate signed by the Commissioner
which when confirmed by the Court is declared BY statute to be equya
lent Ia deed Of
IT, the sale Of the lands should remain
unod for ofbe and the should all be cancelled app
will be made tue Court for the appointment Of trustee
whom such unsod lands will be conveyed In trust for the holder the
uncanceled
Scpoers obtain printed lists Of lands to he sold with the
parave Appraisal and remarks Of 70 location TIMBER Se
By application Companys Office No % Wast Newlork or to
The undersigned. At the Company Office Ia Chicago
This examination made about eight and does not
show the present condition Of the timber depreaon
have been since committed JAMES H. HOWE Commissioner
kav ?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02

The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive Of spece)
from the port of NewYo to foreign ports for the week
ending Dec. l, 1865, was $4,260.2OT.
The President of the Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railway
company has by order Of the Directors of the Road
published circular to the stockholders OF the Company
IN winch he that the Company free from any noat
Ing debt which IL has cash in hand TO meet that
the gross earnings of the Company to Nov l. 1865 were
So4cis which Is 81 03035S in excess OF the earnings o.
the corresponding time last year. lie announces the
completion Of short five mles) road from OVaTO 10
NnnecOnne, OF Ssl 900, and adds that the COM
Pany has begun the construction of ~ miles 81 ROAD rom
sun Prairie 70 Madison He also recommends the puT-
chase OF the McGregor and Sioux CITY Railway Concern
ing the dividends. quotes
The directors unanimously recommend the shareholders 70 alter their
articles Of named the accompanying document IL
th0rs the division the undivided account mp 10 January
1863 the shareholders by the stock TO that amount
ls the bonded debt for 1865 aud cash dividend
which the Of 1867 1865 The directors
would prefer whole dividend IN CASH but has been
the through which the road additional
equipment necessary expenditures not embraced in oper
the will have the whole cash
hand divides they do however expect to be able 10 divide part
Of the income account IN cash
The shares OF tins company be increased only by
the concurrence Of majority of the stockholders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02

Money is active !at cal per cent on call, with more
doing at 7per cent Commercial paper is unchanged at
Ce7 per cent
Sterling Exchange Is firm at quotations: London,
60 days l01 alOgB London sight lO9s0llO; Paris long
Ll7t06l61; Paris short, Sl5G5l3g; Antwerp 52Oa51t
Swiss, 5.2OG5175; Hamburg, SO; Amsterdam, 4la4lt;
Frankfort, 4OlGA; Bremen, 7s9o7sl; Berlin, 7lionL
In Freghts 70 Liverpool bales Cotton at
and by steamer 1900 bales do at ia5d and 1900 bush
Wheat al I'd. To London, al bales Cotton at a.
British bark was chartered Marsees, with 1900 bbls
Petroleum at IS.
The Directors OF the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road
have declared the usual quarterly dividend OF per cent
6e siccEIoders Of tho Hudson River have decided TO
Increase the capital stock OF the company NlGOOOo as
will DE seen by their advertisement IN another oOunh
me Commercial Adeertser says m s, PAM, ,ot
h' S ihs Dsalon Of sIs prCeeesgs "gsln. Toe @o P
,st . s%s p.es o e e eE Of .oc
The following resolutions have been adopted by the
Eew-YOrk Stock Exchange They have also received the
concurrence Of the Open Boards:
w ceEP.ss. ssSss .'sst are .esy deal. II at %, Bs.s
Of such Issues thereby endAhgsnng ihe 10
S nh T II. Bsi IL Is dy 70 POI s va
ra Is as ynea ooDd9es 70 the safety Of the pa9e ana
Received That o. spd aes Jan b. cal. deal
ssl .is S .IS. SG s1s sopsy o ass
s . sSS ' s % , S'. e 70 I, ,srss s
.eal Dot n noee through The and 10
sssb o. tsres ether thOagh q convertible bonds
insae Of Gieef boBdt . houtt 70 be mad
eslSed That Comse tppOuted eoBftT With the
het shose s'Oes actively
.se registered respectfully requesting them 70 Aeesde 10 ttbe terms
81 Tie foregoing TesoiutoB.
OF Printing Cloths The Precedence Journal says:
on
very hgk 81 the t sold some printers
Tee Or three mouths stock % cloths
W ne manufacturers at the yssHt print cloths
IOiosng the 1910 pieces
t. GO pisces eoIe' 1e 1905 pieces e4I6 lie early IN tie
sea 81 800 6iTbi standards 1ic nsees 6lIGl
Total, ~. so peces " -
Mr. II. ,. TaiutOr ana Mr.. Arthur Dyett of the New
f"fk Stock Exchange have formed cOpartnership for
Tue Transaction Of Stock Commission business at No
AIoad b.. under the 1rlu name Of TantOr q Dyett.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02

PORT OF xsw ToRT pes cLEAE EEi2i..,o..
Hove Piiadepbia Cts Of Washington. HaOw LvepeO Arizona.
saqI as Murphy Antwerp fsl9os9ls sgaFFSRT San
BaPSsMea Schulz Rotterdam Union, skinner san F'auesS'
Gs1ee shaw Buenos Ayes; MARY Pratt Khuonn 81 haps
"SgFense Eksraan Pom, Pc; l. NeNeay,
GrrpaA IA; Emma L. Hall. Blanchard, Cardenas
SchrS-Ea May Aea 81 Martins ) Bandel sSai ni,1Hg .
Wilmington; Dos SNOW Point fee; II Jones Dsyl' Jss'oH
yr sarah Brrnce Proctor Ebethporii Bill hy NeNiA'ehi
o C. Aekeu, Ho55e. stamford
ARRIVED;
steamship Neptune. Baker, Boston, nose and pas
Steamship OSPREY, KENNY. Providence. mise and pass .
s@S5 San ssvaor Seier.cn Savannah l.e Fa
Bts Edib. William, ls,as. a l, sa,' , sqs'"
''' nooSERs-KyEK sNp c0ssTvisE.
A. B. futile Rouaout J. r. Pearal, NenblTgh
D. hs sSs P SSII Helen Mar Philadelphia
lanes Buchanan New.IIavsu. Dorretta Kahn Porend
m A fleming Portland VI. Cark. Portland.
n b Pits Portland Martin Van Barren. Portland,
Ann Tpwbeu New Haven. Veranda Providence
Kate Providence Hester DAVIS iof' ''nos"n
FRANCES Auu, Port jefferson. .ast Hartford ,,
4, ~ G.Iwp Prov.ience Hudson Providence
Jas D S5, S Syoyissse john BassaeS Yersen
Dlul Morris, Providence. Fountain ran mvst
AdeiA Nelly Gloucester farWlnni Ne"'beulorA
SAILED.
Washington @ ysIgGo Ge%sGis aa~ s,1,
A,i. .D9a and np 4nnis NJ snali Francisco.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FoRrRpss MONROE Dee Passed mp ioF Baltimore barb Amazon
from rio; brig Lamer Porto Rico schrs ree - Andrews Willie
sTeas. Flora Halifax Passed out steamship Key Wes Charleston
Hams IIotH Nov 3l-Arrivei bg Harp, lot bsseI
.a,ana brs Caroline Kiene Georgetown Maggie Weaver d.
Cb.e New Croker NewIork fArragu Philadelphia
n McIelen Nswlork; Lucy Ames. New iork NJ 3 Steeman
/ Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
U,v.x. Dec Arrted steamship Cuba from Baltimore Bag
New ork.
Ar foV instead of Saturday 2h her regular da'
TorEKyrowN pee The steamship Siberia arrived At this pert al
! o'clock last evening.
DISASTERS.
posro, Dee -Tb. shr John H. Allen from Philadelphia With
cargo Of coal the today Sdnaie The 'ss'
| lies IN al exposed position - 70 A. Al.
LvERPooL 1.-The Of the ship Feesang Of oaeoec ~he
was recenv abandoned have safely arrived at Falmouth
LisBoS bee The brig Gladiator, Capt sekersoo ssleh '..
hom 3st Of Ocob arrived here yesterday ea
| ing condition. having experienced heayy gale "a, 4.
TARAyrowS 1.-The ship Isabella Capt ke which seo no
damaged eosaon daring ycen, gale The extent oil hs S".s
| has not been aS ertsined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS

LONDON Dee lCono for money 9 aud account 92l at The
opening and 90 dis, the United States 33s dull ~.
Illinois Oenral 81 the opening and 90 the closes Brs q at TIE
opening and n the Calcutta Lusee 80 Lnseed OIL
"a Petroleum. 81 for Refined o. o Spirits Spirits Tupentine
ISIS Ialow SOB Other articles unchanged
ANTWERP Dee ELECTROMAGNETIC ask s. ~ BUYERS bid % II Soc
FRANKToRr, Dec l-Uuted States 520s steady 79G5Js.
PARIS. Dec l.-Rentes STEADY, ~ r. soc
HAyKE Dec lTs Cotton the spot 31 r. sales 20
arrive, at l24l AIS fr.
LIVERPOOL Dec l-Cotton quiet AZ the opening Miing Up
lands dllAd Orleans sDl4L upands, the spot lBGltL
Orleans a. Sales Of the day 1900 bales Petroleum brm sd
for Spirits, and 6 for Refined Cheese &C., Wheat R6 for Cali
ona White and 9fd95 for No Western Red Bacon quiet at
$751; Other articles unchanged
MAScHEsrER Dec 1.-The market for and Fabrics is dull
Tegphie adcs shipments Of Cotton from
Bombay Nov report 0OJ baeS
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oyror o. TIT, Hcp.os RIVER p.nRoAb. (,
No. 40 WEsT THIErIErHsT NEw.YoRK Nov 3O 1904 )
ITO the SHAREHOLDERS of the HUDSON

No 40 WssT THrETIErHsT, NEW YORK. Nov. 80, 1863. :
'EO the STOCKHOLDERS of the HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY: Please take notice that the
Board Of Directors this meeting held this day. passed
tn following preamble aud resolut
Uhereds The Stockholders Company AZ eet,g of suc
Stockholders called 6 The Directors Of the Company the
November with the than amount
OF ali the Stockholders authorize the increase of the cp
stock Of the Company millions thousand dos there
fore
- That the capital stock Of the Company and the same il
hereby Increased two millions hundred thousand dollars
Id That the transfer books be closed day Of
1863
and dollars authorized al meeting Of the Stockholders held
this day be sppooned pro rata among TIE ocHo"e TIE Com
pauy At par - All. .., - =.
shares Of aid stock ON 20 day January 1909 shall be
deemed to their night portion OF sad soeA
BY order o the Board. -, MN -.
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THE MARKETS.
ICa1elllJ reported for The Trlbuuc. !

TUESDAY. Dee J. 1869
ASES-The market steady Int quiet sales OF 20 bbA - IS
q =. q, for Pots and rs Ia ~ p for Pearls
bEESNANhere has been only moderate business since last
Int have undergone essential change the sales 1000 ID at
420l3c for yellow Western and Southern.
BONB-lio Granle selling at
BRlSTLES-TLc for and White
dali but pnees habeeu particular change We at
40c a - 81 n.
BROOM CuRNThe market quiet IS natural ibis
Of the year; small sales lOQl6C
BUILDING MAIEkALS-Ne have feature 60 note
article heading the tie demand generally
has been moderate ADD prices remain much the
COrTONThe denHnd continues good shippers and the
market closes at foil previous with fair offerings
including 4ol bales ar1yei the sales t2C bas Of which 9
taken ~ $50 b spectators. and 2 hy exporters
Gliding bales Low Mdin Tor January
81 bales
and Ftbruarv do delivery. 24c $50 Low Md
February MiIlus month l2s 80 do
4 W M
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per canal. Yessels. aud Railroads.

DC l558g5 bush Wheat Is PIG bush Com 1000 hush Oats
551 bush Rye 5oJ7 bush Barley 6l6 bush Beans
3 1888 bales Cotton $40 bills Corn
Meal 81 bags Corn Meal sos Buekwbeat Pour 6 bags pea
Jos bills Crude bbls Refined
bh Spirits Turenae l59 hbls Crude Turpentne, 100 Dds Tar
81 bbls Pitch 87 bbs 80 bills Pork $40 pkgs Bee pkgS
Meat bills and ties Lard 100 cases Lard bb Ashes - pAgs
Steann 2l60 pgs Butter Cheese 2O pkga IaGw ~
pigs Dried Fruit 30 dressed Hogs bills Copper 8j4 bb WHISKY
bb Egg 10 bales Wool 465 bales Hops 1888 sides Leather
II de 1888 bil Hides Tobacco III rough Rcei LIS
boxes starch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

United States Six Per Cent Currency Bonds, 30
years to run, offered for sale on favorable terms
at the Office of the Union Pacific Railroad Company
No. 20 Nassau-st., New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
nXYGENIZED AIR INSTITUTE, No.
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS

Captain. pu arriving port requested 10
deliver addressed the Newlork Associated Press only
exhibiting the written authority % J. W. Su0aoB, GeRsrsl
News packages the Journal tOs, Times ISBUSg
H0rd KTpros Ereasg Poet Commercial fdrsr Sfddfs
Ns IOrtT Journal and AsC IOrter Dcaokdf shoah
De delivered ONLY y The zane nerslns.
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n. Y. Wholesale PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
roR rnE NILE ENpIye do ]. 1sis.

ibIpTcssr Tor THE \. Y. TRBCNE by own Reporter
The following the Of good condition
sold hY houses BIS Wholesale Shippers 90 10 per
cent less deducted for beside freight AMI other charges
BoIs should be carefully marked with aud the
Of the sender shond also be painted end Nail invoice
m OF The articles the Of the aud seud letter by
mail containing directions also stating
sent Clean packages and IN putting will ADJ much Tie value
l.r I'D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02

yer, e ariyll. Of ut preriou, MANY uu With
then their anxiety Go realize and home coupled rh The
fact uat large soc.s held By dracm rtqIrc aIranc's
upon. AID O. male these b. s ofsn ue'iim 90 sell some,
combine 20 deprcss There Of intsg"uisu
between lotcrs who 90 the butter they can CARY,
would b, or'rate and tle cDuuty owners Who ARE
obliged sg % tut of general tuintss au1 't gent m"le
With these conflicting and Co mrc the a1 sales Fr
quotations N st admitting at those dealers Who
who natural limited demand ~ focefs and
nearly quotations 90 isi week Nii' select
tons 81 Zoe state la tubs could te hc ' Zen i tnr i &
yeidrI tri nat lte ttr West
err r rarely ed above 81 Ie of Ohio st brings
shipments California by last steamer 40 hrk medium state
We quote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
Tuesdays WEATHER REPoRr-a.m
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

100 sun 43i Moon I.ses. ~
Sandy Hook. g8 Cows 1902 Hell Gaie....li3l
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inantiHl.

CivciSvar SASprsgY CLrvEtaSD RAILROAD CoSrANr{
htNursKT. ONO. Nov a. 1903
fEHE COUPONS of the BONDS of this Com
pfnr prurrb. t.G1 H.u d. paid prrHiauon a. the
RUSH X SLOANE. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02

- GOLu-Pmpasis TO Le received Boo writing h office ior the
uuhs.s Gold er-hl.r r tlurac commencing
TUESDAY r-rrer AMI r1aiIalrg consecutive nus
ness flgs puls O. ihc contrary sl b, The
arI proposals $3.50 Ie received each l hmst t0
81 uI b. sums " uoi less 90 each. AM whole any
tsr thereof awarded uT" bids u realize o. the Govern
tss gr,ae ff .e o1erei PfOpp
ala M lalpsst To- eleven o'clock Of each day AMI
ts ALL Ir osHei tlr result declared irn. iltri thereafter
TO sr bs cet0 clak t- three per cent ~ tae
anarat proposal. made accompany cAel oier The
bids obviously Co The Interest OF the
G,,emat gold a be- ready oT deliver iAmeLa.ei! after the
Awards made
boz r Ole espan % proposal, u be- found at the Cashiers lesk
az. oFss Am bl. Should Do uiori Proposals Tor
Coli which viii be- p4bAc.y opened AZ the hol stated
~ d. VAN UNCk. Ass .taut Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
WILLS VALLEY RAILROAD CO.!

MILLS NAII,El RAILROAD IU.-A
w SPECIAL MEETING % tlc AoeAho-ero Of the WILLS al
IVY RAILROAD COMPANY vii De hei AZ 10 o'clock a NJ, on
WEbStsDAi the m day OF December 1906 al the Ihaage Hotel
In N1rtorc Of Albama for The purpose Of accepting
m at ofthr Assembly OF Alabama approved Nov H. lo5 and
soUs "An relating g. the Wills valley Railroad COMPANY ana
the and Southwest Alabama Railroad CemPnt aA
81 ot Northeast
and Southwest Alabama Railroad Company and ell other property men
toned m sad act acoa proper into eject all the
Of said Aci ucuhg changing ihe name 81 The corporation
sn8 o. mortgage franchises and and a property which TIE coPo
hereafter also Tor the purpose OF removing
All M. present Company hug all such vacancies chang
which
f,,. tba meeting. Per order " the Directions
i..toB Ss, 70 lss8 ALBERT r. THAYER. secretary
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Gbnntts for Busintss Mtn.

NVANTED-A few COTTON and WOODEN
w GOODS ACCOUNTS by oil established house vat. ample
capa 20 all sales aud make liberal cash advances desired
woud employ htass statesmen who have desirable
which bring TO the house and Address r.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
prANs AND PEAS.

Beans Still freely The receipts being bush
the week The demand ami prices
fast giving though buscd possible Dealers
with much caution Ancy breakers ahead Canada Peas to
lower W. quote.
Pea a. bash 81 fod g. so Ordinary 80 5O0 ~
Medium prime. JiG 3 a.. Peas. Canada. free. 400
Common. 73d 8 lA' So1tAeu Black
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
C5tuttrirs anS 9rubisions.

DUSSET and PIPPIN CIDER for SALE
Ia Racked and prepared for boiling Also Ne.tovn ppn AgPe
PELL Pelham Farm North River. No 2s Fthaye Newfo orb
CTUART's SYRUP.
- Extra Syrup superior quality IN barrels also second quality
Syrup brand SALE, barrels Apply al Once VI RE
FINBRY. No l69 Chsmberssl