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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11

The Stakeholder says that 1t ID proposed to increase
the Hudson River Railway Company share capital
g. 100000, with o view to retire that amount Of
seven per cent bonds maturing next year. It is to
be condition OF such increase that no portion OF
the new stock shall be issued at less than par and
that the same shall be first offered to the stockhold
OF the company at the time Of such issue at par
meeting Of the stockholders win be held at the
ONCE Of the company on the Soth inst, at twelve
O'clock for the purpose Of sanctioning the proposed
increase OF capital stock, II they shall see 1T to
do. Stockholders may vote in person or by proxy,
and twothrds in amount Of all the stockholders of
the company is required to sanction such proposed
increase
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the SubTreasury in this city
for the expired portion of the week have been as
follows -
Custom House. -.ytlb- Tfedsury.--
Receipts Receipts. Payments. Balances.
Nov o.. 1929 469 $S471 145 $34s0,256 $50 1854, 552
Now TO-. $4,000 1,220,746 1,33730l 81, 237 1913
The value OF exports exclusive of specie) from
New York to foreign ports for the week ending TO-
day was s2s4s 1876, against $sl21,so7 for the week
previous.
The last two Philadelphia bank statements CON-
narp q anueyad
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SUPPOSED BAsK RorrrR AnREsrsp-About week

SUPPOSED BANK RoBBER ARREsTEp;-Abou. q Week
ago bank in Alton, ILL.,, was robbed OF revenue
stamps aud nickel and the watchinan Killed. Inc
western banking houses were ut once nothed on tne
fact, ours among the number, anu ,re oiuerent
man visited several Of our banks anu offered both
nickel and Stamps Tor sale. he WA o. once watched
Watkins Co.'s bank, on the suspicion that he was
in some way connected with the Alton bank robbery
aud murder A false tobacco box was found on his
persop Another person, supposed TO be an accom-
plIce was Also arrested. despatch was sent on 10
Alton and the prisoners are uoW confined il the
ca1boosc 10 await further deyesopnents Kansas
Cjy MO- JOVf7sni Won 7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11

DYrwooDg.--Busness was dull, being restricted BY the
ght suppiy 81 Domingo logwood was quoted At $40 Lima
wood was quiet Al $7z 60 gold, which The last sale
pRues AND D, s'i very qus. but without eh,ngs
Of consequences value sales ~ tons sal soda a. 81 20
sod IS eo soda ash At 2t do b care soda q &C.
sal Soda ii M 81 So geld causc soda, tsc &c, do
soda ash, fc 2xc, do, and bleaching powders sc
fIspry Cod were in fair demand and in fair supply.
Prices were the sales being about bVv cuntsa
At s72Ja 81 STh FOR Georges and Ss 10 81 for bank
Mackere were IN fair request and hrner closing At about
go sgs for bay No ss for sn9rs no ala S1 W. 20
DO The sale, sboui 500 eos smofsd herring werc
dun steady IS 90 for cod and ~ 80 for scaled
bn,hs. wheat 100 bushss corn 1900 bushels oats,
1860 do rye, 5000 DO. barley and Isis DO; malt
The market q shade frrner under good demand
for consumption and export and full price. were freely
Ora, Britain, aud consdsrabe was taken g. ~ Ger
Dbl, which price was In some cases. refused LOT
brands which were sod Yesterday q thas hgu
prices CsiI,crnia -four steady but quiet Tho sale.
were ABOUT i30O bills Southern flour was very queu Du
more steady ~ our quotations. Sales 400 bbs Rye Tour
vas IN moderate demand and firm. Sales 800 bbs Corn
meal vas fairy active but lower prices, the sales being
about COZ obls, part At IS IS for Jersey and 80 IS 50 20
4 q Va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11
WzsTClEsTEa INTELLIGENCE.

MoRarsASIA BOARD OF EDucArroN.-The Board OF
Education OF Morrsana last night adopted their an
nusl budget of expenditure for the next fiscal year,
a. foliows:Teachers' salaries, s2o,oOo; books ano
clerk and anitors 1s2j; Insurance, $1,000; total
t2e,355 20. To meet this amount one per cent @x -
levied on the taxable property OF the town, Ivy
sum OF t6,505 was also appropriated 10 meet TUG IN
terest on loans and loans falling due.
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s =: ..; :as: :'s.. .ao .s'.' g:
Corn meal Brandywins $50 SO
The wheat opened very The ADVANCE
IN gold and holders were quite firm at 81 20 for Nos
:Res
s'ss isa;s s:n
*sss.. "a / %'t's S ss :,s
~. in moderate dsn.%d ngpTs. TIE
y
ea S 4: % Closing s', With
sys gu ssss
FREIGHrs moro active, and higher rates were OBJ.
IN I for ss
g. .aa ps o :. "a 3D.
s ss!ea es ss a. Ssssss a.
S.son a. Sd. .eW
IT, a 70 So b aosa a. e.
steamer bushels wheat a. 3d. and to Hamburg per
% ssss sSS Sc inst cotton
*:
s:s an wS
S IN e Msean Das Win
petroleum AZ q prnssian bark hence 70 Cork for Or,
Phadephn 10 direct port the Continent with 5000 bbls
CUISINES remaned dull and nominal at 1870 isc. for
ENr dun and nominal At SC. &c., gold, for juts and
fops continued il fair demand and steady at gsc 25c
i5c common loc lac for inferior and l5c 2Sc
nnEs-The m.rke. was dull .. former quotations; Sales
500 Montevideo private terms We quote dry hides =
ssss?s MAsss; ~ ssa ss
sss &c. aS.s s IS si s s'
nsss' 20 sese.a 's
}se and Tsss s l0 i0 l' Total stock
e Rsss :5p
quote. eaa va. s
sas asf's s
Were steady at s7s ss for and s5i $50,
ispiao was slow of SALE steady in value Sales 10
,sr
ms,s: 4
tive and Prices T Of Al kinds sna a. Sqn noa
y ws eyre:
d. cssHiorns heavy &c s' do o %ase
f. &c. e., %iSss i; Una. 81
, w:ss s d. a. " q IN q
=: e f. Sss:s:s :s
LEAD~Ws heard Of no sales Of moment, but the market
MoLAssEs-The market moderately active but prices
81 & New
cash. bhds Porto Rico 57&c. 65c four months
ros TSe for Ss
prices nominal At Axe 400 for merchantabe and
lsHc &c. FOR shipping ots Rosin wa, but little sought
at 90 IS asa 40 We heard Of no other sales OF moment
quote common and strained at 4o NO w Sg
g. Tsr .s: u Is % e sr Mi sass sS
OILsFish dull and entirely nominal at 81 10 ~ -
for crude whale 81 s 3S for 6eached winter d. " 20
Linseed was duh &c. in casks and bbs Lard
quiet steady 81 40 81 45c for summer, and II 81
q IS for winter Olive was dull and UNCHANGED at ~ 80
pOc a CSC.
on CAKE.-wesern was dull and nominal nt S5s So.
for pork continued TO rule dull and prices were nom
nal at the close a 2s for new mess The sales were only
81 Al
423 S24 Live hogs were in fair demand and firm at &C.
SIC, with arrival. Of l345 head Beef was in improved
bbs New plain mess was quoted at $A SIT,
ST. extra do at s $ls 75. OF beef hams there
mand but unchanged in value. Sales 900 ierces within the
were but little sought after prices nominal a.
SEsa IN
aSSs iso sss 70.
cut 4Sc. long clear. i4c l4c Tor short RIO i5c
rSi sns ss p.ets. a
FOR No. to prime steam and kettle rendered. The market
for butter moderately active and full prices prevailed
supply Western quiet but unchanged in value Cheese
in fair request and with moderate receipts prices
steady a: former quotations. We quotc:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11
THE TOBACCO MARKET.

During the past week the market for Kentucky tobacco has
been unusually dull Tho decline in premium gold, the
sngency OF tho money market and the continued absence
foreign demand have great depression The
saes of week have amounted TO about 300 hhds to job
beers and the Mediterranean trade Prices are not guotao
changed holders have undoubtedly been inclined
make concessions Receipts from Virginia and the West
$50 hhd and the Of the week have been AGO
hhds., including $50 to Cadix.
The following the latest quotations for Kentucky
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11

TUESDAY, Nov. N-6P.M.
BEeswAx In moderate demand and steady Sales
$3.50 bbls. .. Esc. 43Hc.-cheay at the latter price,
BUILDING MATEnrALs.-The market for Eastern spruce
moderately active and prices steady The sales
we're about 1000 feet at S1s so So Lahs quiet
demand Lime quiet but steady at ~ rs for
and 81 for lump Bricks quoted firm At go 30 for Long
Island, S13 22 for Croton & 80 80 FOR New Jersey Ss ~
q Sls for North River and Sib $50 for Phhacclphia
front.
CAsDLEe were dull out steady At sc. 24c for ALBANIAN.
tine "a DC 50r. for and &c. Soc for patent
CooPERAGE S-ocE.-The demand was fair and prices
steady at 81 81 for sugar shocks 80 inch heads
81 30 g. for do So inch heads So 75ssfS FOR mo-
dos $6 for pipe do SIS sSs for hoops IA feet and
SBa sb2 for do. IL feet
CorPrR-Amcricsn inrot sim slow Of sale and prices
lower. The sales 1875 900 lbs. at 32c 22c. for
Pcrase Lake and ~ &c szc for Detroit Baltimore was
quoted At 22l,c.
steady .. quotations annexed The sales 1850 bags
quiet former prcss Sales, go bags Laguayra 81 1s1c
gold. duty pas. We quoe:Rio, ordinary soes 7%c
SIC, Sod In bond; fair do, &c. exc good do, 19Sc
lie prime TO-. II &C. i2c extremes for lots, tc. S28c
Measrs William Scott Soma make the stock OF Rio, Soycm
Der TO- Sin New FORK isl44 bags; baltimore 1900
Bos,on 400; Phisdelphs 1000; New Orleans, 1900 Mo-
bile, 800; Galveston, LOO.
Corros-Recepts, tls3o bales There considerable
activity IN the market for this staple, there being active
receded &c per h. At the close the market steady At
the reduction The sales sf5s bales Of which 1sss
taken by exporters by spnnsrs and "a BY
iatorr. We uuots:--
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o Ss i DO crude
is napstss The Market for crude in bulk quiet
Ss Cd ss
ss s & ssS I:'1 s
d'POssS O. heard q No ,ssr se o. :ssS
ed more activity but price. were again NC 20 love-:
@ .na o DO or he hall
November at 2sh4c. n 2sc
~ % w
mon 70 prime al s$sc aaAc. Sangoon was dull and IN
s1fT-wnh high. receipt. and small stock the market
x:s,on ssey per an saes arSas and srsns
arrIrrS-slss.n was ARA, with sales, 70 arrive, at
81 spSs % sSsSs and e.
RI. s e Pss and q % a.
private Deer moderately sought after and with
ana s9sn e.,5ei s sa
pvss e@s We so eSsaos ngs fsa
enrency; Payia Soc, do Curacao !Se Sc, DO; Cape
vers Cruz and Central American, Soc, do Para, dye
Oc, do Angosura s2'sc. SSc, do and San Jusn 42so
srsArsr was slow of sale and lower, closing at l6c
s1aAR-The market for extremely quiet, there
Sens sc.rsey any aeIana and pSsss were ssSds easier
Only heard Of IS hhds. Cuba, M ME t21gc
Ssrds, iV.c iic Tor sois white and iss. ii<S Tor
sHHDs-of Calcutta nseee heard Of sales. nwa,
quoted NORMALLY at % III gold Glover IVES dun At iss
.s %s. T%ss Sas ao saG "n' rough
TsFor Dig the market toerably sctivs and shade
err the icing s5 pigs Malacca a. ~ gold 100 do
2tc do and ZOO do. Straits private terms The
latter quoted about 25c, gold. Plates wcrs in mode
jobbng demand at former prices sales made OF
200 prime charcoal tcrne at ~ co. gold and lv do.
good DO at 81 7 do. l. =. charcoal was quoted at S -
Is S7k.
Tobacco. -For Kentucky the market dull and nm
changed sales confined 20 about ~ hhds at &c.
Ike seedeaf OF sale but unchanged In value The
ony ses we heard or were 100 Pennsyvani 2sc
spanah was moderately dealt In nj former prices Sales 100
Havana 81 IS do. do Ia bond, nj abc, gold,
and rs do. ]. and H. cut Yara at SOC.
moderately active at about former prices
The sales 5000 lbs. at IL 10. n l3c
WooLBu little busness Ia doing in fleece the demand
being confined immediate WANTS OF manufacturers and
the market heavy holders generally offering their stock at
prices riae below those previously current OWNS partly %
prevailed IL almost entirely for the coarser grades Pulled
"a quiet bit unchanged In value, while Texas IL
neglected, but held at former prices. IN Calf
fornia moderate business H. doing ~ tull
prices Foreign continues 10 rule du and prices OF all
descriptions nominal The sales 100000 lbs fleece nj
{6c &c., including 10000 lbs mostly Ohio,
Of tOc 1000 DO low do t9c 5lc 5000 do do, ut Soc q
sic. 60oo Western at f6c. fc 1oo) No. Michigan at
4sc small lot ubbed at &c. 1900 nois At 27c a47c 20
lbs pulled az 4ic sc for snd extra and 3sc for
No; 100 lbs, California tsprng oip) at 32c
Cape and IS do. washed Rio 0rande private terms
WHhLEBoNE duh, but unchanged In value 900 lbs
Northwest were sold FOR export at &C., gold Arctic was
weak at a. gold.
wHIsxky-Receips l5s bbs The market moderately
active and firm Sales IT'S bbs Western at 81 o. duty paid
ZINC-Shect was In demand, and sales made OF gu
sasks NJ 9kc aglc, gold, and l2Sxc currsncyl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11
Real Estate Notes.

The following are recent real estate sales Of vir-
gnia land, by Charles Galaher d SON, Yorktown,
Va
Seven hundred acres land at Yorktown, Va, the
estate OF Richard Farmland, to Richard Murphy Of
New York.
Eight hundred and eighty acres land ct YORKTOWN,
Va, the estate OF DR.. Garrett TO William Hughes, Of
New York
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COURT CALeHOaD--THlS DAy.

KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. %, 81, 81, 40
a. 42s AZ a. as 49, Al, As, so, 81, 81 3d. g. S. So
81, So.
BROOKLYN CITY CoURr.-Nos. AZ, AZ, As, 40, Al, AZ
go 81, ST. SO, g. IS, SO, 49, so, co. 81, 81, 63, o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11

Lot iss Hssney map. COO
LEASES ssdoaprp TX 1.ooIIYs. '''00
Lormei ana "yckou sts cor, store' &C, ~ yrs 40
lsf St giresn6eid 80 II n Of Lawrence AZ, sxsix
rRANsrEEs IL aGsrss oousrY-srwrowN
Nswtown ana 1aspeth road 3 adj Laurences Sos7x
Plot adj Rapslye's ana Burroughs, il acres i2so
Upland and meadow adj Losbs Poor Bowefy, inden oo
iuV
Prospect st o. adj sammis house 40x2... $50
Barclay st. w coSsuT 81 as.O
s.sa:x,t g S.ssa: property SS
Murray It, cor P.nnsyysni. A., so.so $50
orsSsr a. corner q H Fl s ..
Pennsyyanis 90 = from Aston st. a5IlOo lslo
walnut ssrfs of %, xs.%s e. 10 SIS
Wiet. st, lA Of Coreys land 26xl26 $50
Crane. property, TX s. acres. 500
SOUTH ORANGE.
Nontross ~ and Randolph place, of, about
Grove road vose's property, Monirose 500
Grove road, LII Couderts property Aontose 2s4
w.....ng on wnlow T. SSaiss. 100
TRANSFERS IN HUDSON COUNTY, n. Jersey orTY
nnturn :. . % = Of New jersey Az, sorloo sso oo
Newark and Paterson southerly cor, $500
Paterson ard South 81 sta of lots q to 80 75xl00 SOo
Brunswick and South Sd sts cor l5xl0O share $500
Rrunswick and South Sd ss of l00xl0 share 3bo
Prospect and South h sts cor Of iooza9o
South Sd st, 125 r. OF Sand st. 25rl00. $50
South Sd st, 100 OF Sand st, s5x95 800
South Sd st, 100 II from Coles st. 25xS6. 64jo
HUDSON CITY.
Prospect ct and Oakland easerly Il 600 square
Manners av, between Van Worst and South s lot a. Ss
South Ut, 425 II from Pierce S5xl00.. ooo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11

The following s the statement OF marine transfers
ut this port from the 9TH to the 10th instant ncIu
sive:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11

days, 1osk ITO; commercial bills, 1851 1921
Bankers bills on Paris at sixty days. 6.l7S 6.16'S
Consols and American securities were quoted thus
IN London to-day and on the previous dates men,
tioneG:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11

Northumberland 1881. I21 113A; cou-
pom, 1881, 113k o lls's; 5-20's, registered, 1862,
1864 1861; 5-20s, coupon, 1862, 1854 109; do.
1864 106I. 1904 do, 1885, 1885, 1oeJs; do, 1885,
January and July, 1921 a 1oek; do, 1867, 1895
1905; do 1868, 11oh 1lo,5; fo4os, registered, 1881
a1osh; do, coupon, lo4a< q los.
At the commencement OF business the stock market
was barely steady, and at the early session Of the
open board New York Central sold at l22 and North
western preferred at s4a. At the first regular board
the volume OF business not large the speculative
feeling beng tame while prices declined throughout
the list, and on the call New York Central closed 4
higher than az the same time yesterday Reading u,
Rock Island ", Northwestern preerred y, Fort
Wayne Al Milwaukee and st. Paul az, preferred So,
Ohio and Mississippi /, Pacific Mail Ia, Tennessee
skies, new issue, Ia. North Carolina skies l, new
issue IA and Missouri skies /, while Mariposa
preferred was 4 lower and western Onion Tele-
graph u. Government securities were q a per
cent higher. At the open board at one O'Clock prices
continued TO decline, New York Central selling at
i2o.. AT the second regular board the decline made
further progress and the whole market had ademor
allied appearance. on the call New York Central
closed "a over than at the first regular board, Erie
J, Hudson kiver Y, Cleveland and Pittsburg ~,
Rock Island x, Northwestern ?, preferred IL, Fort
Wayne a. Milwaukee and ST. Paul "a, preferred
81, ohio and Mississippi 4, Pacific Mail az, West.
ern Union Telegraph 4, Tennessee skies. ex.coupon
u, new Issue =, North Carolina skies i, new issue
y. ara Mariposa preferred IL. Government secur.
ties were weak at a decline OF FAX per cent, At
the open board at halfpast three the market was
dun but nrmer ana Erie sold al 50; Reading e0l;
New York Central, 100; Cleveland and Pitisb urg,
s5a; Rock Island, 1o3K; Northwestern S1K; do.
preferred, s3K, and Milwaukee and st. Paul, TO-
The market became weaker Immediately afterwards
and asemipanlc-like pressure TO realize was felt,
under which prices declined rapidly and at the close
at six O'Clock IL presented . very demoralized ap-
pearance the following quotations being then cur
rent-Pacnc Mail, III li7h; western Union, s5Il;
New York Central. liz ll91S; Erie, 3sK 3s}s;
Hudson River, IL; l26; Reading, GO; Michigan
Southern. 90 o s2a4; Pitisburg, sax; Rock Island
1857; Northwestern, 90 soI; do preferred 81
Fort Wayne, 1o7A; St. Paul. COX a 81; do. pre-
ferred so; Mariposa preferred, 1914 o. o,s.
The foreign exchange market was dun and heavy
on the basis OF 1921 for bankers sterling at sixty
Says although The leading drawers continue 10 ass
1907 At the the close bankers bills on England a.
syts aays aere Quoted Of IOas lsojij o. three
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-19

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 7 hat appaisa-
~ tion will be made by the subscriber no Ira
Directors of the Board of Chosen frechossere al
the County of Hudson, and to the Direetur ri
the Board of Chosen Freeholders OF the County
of Union, on the twelfth day of November esgl-
teen hundred and sixty eight, at ten O'CLOCK in
the forenoon of that day at the Corrt House So
the City of Elizabeth, in Union coSnty, 8ga 81
the same day and hour mt the Court House in t4e
City of Hudson, in Hudson County. SCR Eeenre
to build wharves and piers in front of his lGxtas
situated on the waters of Newark Bay, in shs
Township of Bayonne, in the County OF Hudson,
to extend as follows:
Beginning at high water mark on the shore aoI
Newark Bay, in the division line between 10e
lands of the applicant and the lands Of Megs
thence north tity degrees and twenty MIXTURES
west, nine hundred and ten feet to the exterior
line of solid filling; thence along said hne D3
solid filling north thirty nine degrees and frn
minutes, east five hundred and iorty feet; ibenre
south fifty degrees and twenty minutcs ssssf eia7
hundred and fifty feet to high water mark in f&t
division line betw cen the lands OF the aPpfiesEsl
and the lands of Morris; thence southwesfrras
along high water mark the several courses fhesr-
OF about five hundred and sixty feet To tine Tsiors
of beginning; together with two pisrs cO<suspr-
ing on the exterior line of solid filling, distnBs
one hundred and thirty feet northeasterly dfs5n
the westerly corner of the solid filling of the a3s-
plicant. said piers to be forty feet wide and sENp
hundred and fifty feet long, to extend iIi0 Ntsg
ark Bay, on a course north tlity degrees lxhd
twenty minutes west and to have cPeHiAg
between the piers of two hundred feet.
JACOB Il. SCHUYLER.
Dated Sept. &c, 1858 2a-isy8w
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-19

shed, awaited the attack of Novaliches,
who had 1000 men against the 4, 600 or
5000 under Serrano The struggle
is said to have been obstinate, but the
fall Of Noyaliches decided the fate of
The day. 1t is sud that he was struck
in the month aud has lost his tongue
All the towns on this side Of Spain
have now pronounced iii favor of the
revolution. AT the lower end of the
Rambla here, and placed upon IL hight
over the sea, is the fortress OF Moujn
ich. which has always been the awe
and master of the town This fort is
practically useless as a defense, aud a
memorial to the Jnnta praying for its
demolition is being extensively signed
in the town. There is little reason to
doubt that this fort will be demolished
and Che Raulhia extended over the
space which it now occupies. This
will be u great addition to the promen
ade of Observation-Disclosures, and the destruc-
ton of the fort will be means of
giilaranteeingt to them popular govern
ment From here the city was bonn
barded i'll the Lesseps insuTection OF
1912 and in 1S43 in the Pronunciamen-
to, and it has for long time been a
hateful thing to the citizens. The IL
Nominations are hut few and far between
tonight, but no doubt tomorrow night
the whole city will fame out in honor
of Juan Prim. The city is quietly set
Ting down to-day to its usual business
but tomorrow is certain to renew the
great excitement. Order is still per-
fectly observed, and. though numbers
have been in the streets all day not
withstanding heavy rain, there has not
been any tulnult or disturbance of any
kind The names of provisional par
liment elected for the present by the
Junta appear to give satisfaction. They
include all classes of the community
from the landed proprietorto the work
ing man.