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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-12

~ which Won can see upon the OF Orleans County
o ~ in ine pr3cfce ~ lawyer having an once mere
Ia a. Aitiou Now, the assessor handed
,nc hrs hook 10 look AZ the different Items
/ accidentally across that gentleman
to o. te veor SG7 collected the present year. ana
tbouoht would really like TO know how much he had
been ruined because he is among the people VINO are
ruinpd and he in this very speech, these taxes
oucbt 10 be levied upon bonds and gives reason tha
me- bOndhOldcrs are not the who labor for living
They not the men who rise carly III the morning anu
foil ill evening, but Mty riding past Ol We
0Odcl icheelS Of iWy who live on the labor OF 0tnei
aud why should they not contribute Cih poh ana L.
there Is "a Yankee in the room | wish no WOud give
guess at the amount to which the Governor IS giOuh
into the dust. "A vOice-"a thousand dollars; "a
thousand dollars j. bid my left DO you u,hh no
friend the Governor would consent to be gronhd ohS
thousand dollars and make such speech as that @
gentlemen YOU haven't guessed 1t. VIII teh Gu Iii
wont mention il outside Of this room, ana IL you ~
promise that it shall not get into the paPtrs
dollars on two gold watches iGfeat iIur" ~
Nav this il a matter of record. IOu can go 10 tno W
ecors office in this city, occupied beleve. ny "a bD,
tleman who does not think he has ToDpSu ia does
men of half he has collected. and see II the TecoId
not prove what have stated that that genIelua ec9
has made thus tremendous speech palu Tor nv - doyrs
for his tax on property the enormous sun .q he ex
into the United States Treasury Ana up"i tio
claims the people Of this country arc HIou yneonle
orient more OppreSsiUey and uteqbdHB Ial ny o6nnirv
an fbe face OF The EARTH and If the people Oh tls
oniv aonrecjaed the extreme tnequdy Oh lnls
they would rise up man and hurl tn 1 49, ba re-
thicves from mower" don't know bul this my 10
Sarded as personal but really think such an $50
tion il a fair way OF meeting speech OF lnlt hl'
caly when IL is held up as the abeS ,b cnm"try
nonshjp that any ever guilty Oh III tI,s
icreaf aughtPr1 had intended to say sOelhl 1
candidates but VIII detain you no longer tois ~;
iCries of Go on" Go on We can't spare you !e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-12
MUSIC.

OIa Rull who has been playing with great
s,,ccess nm BOSTON will give Concert at the Brooklyn
academy Of Music next Friday. He was to have played
90 SteinJyay Hall about the 10Th OF tins month, but as
workmen and painters will still be III possession OF the
room At that date he will probably defer his appearance
in New-YOrk until the holidays.
The war of the Grand Duchesses will culmln-
ate on wednesday, when Tostee. Lsmbee, AWac Du-
chesne Leduc and Lagrifoul will appear under Baie
mans mana gement at Pixies Opera House. MeanWhlle
Mr. Graus company at the French Theatre is posperng
and Madame Rose Bell winning 10 large chentage oi
admirers. -
Mr.. jerome Hopkins purposes opening MS
am season ~ Ornbeop Concerts on the 10th. The thea
ter of operations this year will he Apollo Ham, corner Oh
Broadway and Twenty-eIghthst.
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SATURDAY, Oct. l0-P.


Gold opened at 1881 sold at 1884, 1881, 1881, 1881,
closing at 1881. 1t is stated that the Government
have been sellers for the entire week. The clearings
at the Gold Exchange Bank were &c., 1900 and the
balances a. $780, 3 40.
Government bonds opened dull and steady. with
light transactions at the Board. The investment de-
mand for the new bonds continues active. State and
Railway bonds were dull and steady. Western
Union Telegraph sold at 800; Delaware and Hudson.
l3O Express shares were inactive; Pacific Mail was
firm selling at 1878 0l2s!,.wth fair demand for the
stock. Mariposa Trust Certificates sold at di;
Canton 40i Railway shares opened strong. New
York Central and Erie did not show much activity
but Reading, and the entire Western lot were buoy
ant. Reading sold at 6I; Rock Island. 1862; Fort
Wayne, Il2; Michigan Southern. S5i. AT the Regular
BOARD prices continued to improve Reading sold at
e63 Michigan Southern. S5l; Northwestern shares
ooi advancing after the call to 81; Lake Shore
Railway sold at 99 st. Paul stocks
at 99lalOO After the Board Rock Island
advanced to 1919. Reading 9s Cleveland and Pitts
burgh ss., and the whole market was strong ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-12
SOUTHERN MURDERS.

% the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Can there he peace while the eneemles o.
he nation tmmplc upon and murder It's liiehus
The nation Is guilty, because 1t mas ailoWGu
Gus of thousands OF the loya Peopic VI ~ LIZ
I'D Slave States to be murdered, ana OIheI
ems of thousands to perish for want OF oPPol
unity 10y Their labor to get food ana cio'lLns'
he land being left i'm the hands OF their enc
MICS. And vet, we were iOlNaIheu. g ne.i i
he friends of the Rebellion saying Cpn'' Ga,'aS
,u thc floors of Congress that, If the slaves
were enumerated, they would DC Killed. do ne i,"
this would be- done at The rate OF one ill Ia
year. so that IN four years All NoIiu ~ 800
We saw this reiterated IN the led4IuS P"PHIio
pf the South. We knew that murder was uie
hobit az Slavery and OF the Wan OF the heOel-
lion. Knowing all this, we all0Weo the hepei
soldiers to 20 home fully armed ana equlppeu
for murder or another war, so that the papers
said only eight or ten thousand sCdhvs vi "llli5
were taken from both the armies OF Lee ana
Johnson Again, when Congress provided Tor
The military government of the Rebel States, IL
also enacted hat no crime should be capltaily
pun ished unless Andrew johnson consented;
The provided for result fOllOwed-ten thousand
murders-nOhCdy punished. -,
Since the Var, the nation has seen the BLACK
soldiers of the south disarmcd and murdered.
IL has seen hundreds of the loyal Whites muir
dered and thousands of them driven from
their houses aud business to starye, ana no
efforts to give efficient protection.
The nation jeOpards its own lie III putting
Its friends undcr the feet of It's enemies. IL
looks To these men to help reconstruct 1lo
South by thor votes; to sustain law and order
with their honest hearts and their strong arms !;
TO help pay tne national debt with their willing
hands. Injured 10 labor; but no man is punished
for robhinr tnrm. no man is executed for shoot
ing them, NO S,M,ding place is given them on
the soil enriched by their sweat and wet with
their blood, and yet we 90 on boastlng OF our
Notwithstanding while justice Is fallen IN
the street, aIrI equity cannot enter ana the
blood of the HELPLESS cries to God against the
people, against tue army, against Congress
W. T., W.
Ne,r. York =, d. 30 1868.
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Az INTERESTING AFFIDAVIT,

The Philadelphia Morning Post publishes the
following affidavit by James A. Watson, who had
vouched for upward Of fifty aliens who had promised
TO vote the Democratic ticket:
James A. Watson. a resident OF Germantown. IN tho
Twenty second Ward OF the city OF philadelphia, being
duly sworn doth depose and say that he did go TO tho
city OF Philadelphia. along with number OF persons
10 be naturalizcd this FALL among whom was Johh
Herman, freshman by birth; that he swore ne knew
for five years and so OF several other per
sons that said statement and oath were false that ne
does not know when Herman came 10 TINS cOun-
try; that he has not known said Herman
over two years that ho has also vOuched for hGhury
persons from Montgomery County, none or whom he
knows that he told To 20 ahead by Henry X toggS
hall and Morris X. Pierce that they told me (WatsOn
that would come out all right, he COggshalD told mo
that tho Democratic party would all right L
knew was doing wrong, but aid not think l could De
caught; vouched for seven or eight from Montgomery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-12
THE COURTS.


A session of the Supreme Court and the Court of
Oyer and Terminer of Queens County Will be opened in
Jamaica to-day over 400 cases are on the chlehdaf'
brought by the Metropolitan Board Of Excise.
In the Surrogate's Court, on Saturday, Sur
rogate Tucker granted letters OF administration the
estates OF Thomas Davis. Agnes T. Ledwth Eecta r.:
Morse, Elizabeth j. JeroLman, Margaret Dooley, and
William X. Ellis.
In Justice Snediker's Court, Jamaica, on Satur-
day Constantine McMann Herman Weisen, ThOs Costello.
and Adam Seymour, pedders by occupation, com
mitted await the action OF the Grand Jury charge
Of breaking the store Of Henry Traubb at Wood
haven and stealing 5000 worth OF boots and shoes.
In the Kings County SurTogate's Court, Sur
rogate Veeder last week. granted letters OF admnstra
ton In the estates Of jeremiah Williamson Of Flatbush
Edwin T. Paine, Mary A. Dewitt, John wesman. Henry
Wilson, Thomas y. BuckD, jr., VIM. Campbell, george
Mason and George Valentine. all Of Brooklyn.
In the u. s. District Court, in bankruptcy,
during the past week petitions in voluntary bankruptcy
were filed by Stephen b. Babcock Henry Vogel the Twin
River Mining Company John W. Atwood Lewis seiford,
John NJ Cartan, Moses Gussman, and Richard O. VIII
ams Gil OF this CITY, and by Charles w Jones and Edwin
BIauvelt, OF Nyack, Rockland Co., N Y During the
same week, Isaac s. Weinberger Adoph r. Seastedt.
Daniel j. Nash, Jules Crucy, and John G. C. Downing,
have each received discharge in bankruptcy.
In the Court of Appeals the argument In the
case Policeman Cook who was fined i93 days absence
from duty, the absence being during litigation as to
whether he had been lawfully removed from the force
concluded and decision reserved The hnotion for
re-argment in the matter Of John Percy debarred by
the Albany General Term, denied. Tho case Of
Briggs and Others against Rowe was argued on behalf OF
the appellants the defendant preerng 70 submit points
The suit IN for commissions the sales OF the house.
the main question being whether tine plaintiffs or one
Uondow was the person through whose efforts the pur-
chaser was procured. The question on THIS appear was
uhetber The plaintiffs had the TRIAL given sufficient
evidence TO entitle them to decision by the Jury the
iudge having nonsued them The case was twice tried
the best the plaintiffs can obtain from this court is
trial al Circuit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-12
CRIMINAL.

In Judge Sandford's Court, Paterson, n. D.,
On SATURDAY. James Weathcrwan was sentenced 70 Two
year i'm the state Prison for stealing returned soldiers
money.
All tbo cosos ia which the defendants are
caraod commissioner Osborn with doing lottery
and noicy business without a license and when nave
not hitherto disposed Of have been SUN inoi "u
journed to the nth inst
Before the Court of General Sessions, Kecofder
Hackett presiding the following cases are SCI 1oSn io
hearing Tuesday next william Rooney, ~ s,
I'm the employ of stephen GeOghegan OF tho lWenl hse
Ward charged with shooting Daniel Kelly OF oec9hune.
IN the thigh, on the day OF the last November ccOlo
George Davis and George Richardson, accused ol p.h
ing into George Sanuels Store No. lSj Grahuh, anu
stealing $1,000 worth Of furs, George H. SauspulS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-12
THE PENDLETON LETTER.

To the EdtFOr OF INC ITFUHHts
SIR see by The TRIBUNE of the Sd inst.
that PendletOn pronounces the letter forgery which
purpOrts TO come from him, urging the people or Texas
TO for President and assuring them that Their votes
will be counted and the State represented, Below you
will find the letter, cut with my own hands, from he
Houston Texas Times OF Sept 10, which 10 edited and
published by S0mers Kinney whom the letter prports
To have written If the letter be forgery 1t would
be well that the public know whence the forgery comes
Kinney publishes the letter his paper a. genuine
Pendle0n pronOunces forgery the lie lies between
two OF the most undisguised Rebelsympathzlng Demo
Gratis TO 10 found In the country Republicans have had
no hand In Ii. Truly. o. Ii. +. KINNEY.
Vape'Ley N. T., Oct. 9, 1868.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKB1s
DOMESTIC MARKETS

Rryy,to Oct l0-ReceIpts-Poar 1900 Dbl. Wheat g ocs
bush Corn 600 Sass oats SoqO eS M b s' os Ss
hush RYE s0 bush Rreighs-Whea. oeiote Gers I1fe
9asi mi. F ssrsoon Is 100 saS No Ms.Oe
81 50 the ard 70 arrive Corr active eoe ss s
Oats fair demaad a-. 10000 bush eaGoc Ryesse. sos
bush III as Barry-Sses Of state go buh H 81 Canass h-
90 IS Por. arn s9 for heavy Lard aoasof~ bsa"'e'
csIc1sc oct steady Winter Br,ns sll Issss'
iM 81 HSsi q, No aat 81 9si Germ steady .. 'ins:
Change otr amer s!a Rye advanced 9d1 No q.
~ SO Provisions que Moe Pori s4s asa +2s so Lard
doll nominal :: sa Dry sld Sss1s' bed to, Lssi
a, IS sek Pg 81 ass rs for god smooth os High
sns corn SG Oats $500 Live Hogs sSpmsnts- OC BIDS
POur bush Wheat 200 bust coD $4,000 bash oais 900
AmwAuxpE Oct Io-our quiet and unchanged Wheat .ss
81 ,6i for No II SS for No Cor. aseS s oss
Wheat 5000 ShpDentsS0so bbs Flour 1900 bush
sr Ior. Mo- OF. lo-Tooaeco quie. unchanged Cote.
heavy Flour dull supersne 81 s Choice e Dcoos br 81 Ss
Isl Treble BIts TO Fancy sieds2 wheat se. rnms
So io Good Choice No spns oS 81 3D. Good Cesl.e No.
vi oasl IS Com dali sd unbalanced osa srn sigass 81
Mess PoS steady a. : 50 Bsse. higher sids Ea1iei
G RIB ss Si c ssSos,. E ss. S. S s s's wS;
heavy 81 asa 90 Cattle sstve Isserr to PnSs
200 bbis, Wheat, 1900 bush oas Barley $500 do
o.wssO, oct iOzFear in ssel demand 'Ss market an
sping, 50 rs for Amber w.eri sioIs ST w sso
bush no MsauSee Club Corn snn bot dali sale, 9 uish.
Oo bush No Indians 81 TO- ard 800 bash do u hyd
CaS =, ~ IS At the close hgher Corr Meal 81 50
cwt Mlfeed uucbsDgei shorts szd+9li SnpsaHs
s Sss s $40 g tsS ~" enSt' Sss
burg Lake ImPorslo.oc bush Wheat, y F co 6 hass
Wheat "a Cora e7oo bush Barley So' bush 10y" i"
Lsae Oct nFr declining Wheat declined 2a3c sales o.
While Michigan st 81 Nv White Mcsgu ~ 20 Amosr VI
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Crndi VeSsis di~i A0ti Dads
Wheat 5000 bach Corn. tO4N bush OATS
Barley 30 bush Beans 200 bash Gss seed $40 bush
F1.r TO Flour hbs Meal O b6s Crude Prtre
euw bbl> Refined Peoeas geo bis Nap 50 bs Csas
bbS Copper aO cakes Copper, eS
bs,es Cou 2s bales Hops 1890 SIDES Leather IS
krg srt 30 pkgs Ashes l butter S pkga Cheese
pigs Taos III bb WHISKY @7 boa hgs nha eeaco % Pss~
Tobacco - bales Sheep Pelts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-12

County. tbcv gave a apece for vouching for Them
was sin Trim6alls Hotel, the railroad depot German,
town when party Of men from Mo3tg9neIy 1 GhG
came I'm. did not know any of them; g. Mason locker
asked me to vouch for them; said would; Mr: Pierce
handed me S. for vouclng for them JAmhs AIsVS D.
cor 70 and suhscr bed before me this th day OF Oc
. SMor Iot 70 "" ROBERT THOMAS, Alderman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-12

PACIFIC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI Six PER CENT
GOD BoNDs.-The Pacific Railroad of Missouri.
having completed the purchase of Five Millions of
Missouri State Skies from proceeds of sales of its six
per cent gold mortgage Bonds, and having paid
them over in discharge of all its indebtedness to the
State now offer through the undersigned about 81
100000 more of its six per cent gold mortgage Bonds
due in 1888, Coupons payable, February and August.
The proceeds to be applied TO payment OF Bonds
about maturing. which will then leave the entire
debt of the road 100000 in six per cent gold Bonds
the annual interest upon which will be $4,000 in
gold while the net receipts for the present year will
exceed 81 10000. The road runs from ST. Louis TO
Kansas City 2SS miles. Price for the present, par
and accrued interest in currency.
CLARK, DODGE q Co.. No. 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-12
THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported for The Tribune . ~
ASHES are unchanged the demand moderator quote Pots at
SO 3d. and Pearls $40 So , . =,
COTTONuyers continue operate With considerable freedom the
Cppos augmentation and holders have further advanced
NJ the market closing nfm on all styles sales OF
m bales inenng pnner 9SS Shippers and SS to
uaors We quote follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-12
GOVERNMENT GOLD SALES.
To The Editor Of The Tribune.

SIR: The remarks in your money column this morn
ing Government sales Of gold certainly ye char
table Van Dyk and Mr MCuoh Stronger expressions
than mercantile and financial circles and s part
these gentlemen stock aud gold gambling eqnes more
limited other theory these and former similar
The mercantile losses between November AMI
from twenty to twenty i've million dollars IN
directly attributed those dscredah Transaction
Ia TO be hoped the meeting Congress the OF
gentlemen distinctly defined and saeh abuses be
ehecualk stopped In future MERCHANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-12
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST IN GoLD.-The first mort
gage 50year seven per cent sinking fund coupon
bonds of the Rockford, Rock Island and st. Louis
Railroad Company, principal and interest payable in
Gold Coin, free Of Government tar. for sale at the
office of the Company, No. 12 Waist at ga per cent,
and accrued interest in currency.
Pamphlets giving fuller information may be had at
the Office.
Government and other securities received in ex-
change at market rates. III. II. BooDY, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-12
DEMAs HARNESS FRANKISG PRIVILEGES.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Under the frank of DeMas Barnes, M. c.,
have received circular, from which send you this

We propose demand for the srta demand
worthy Of Jour attention DkAAs BARNES x 20
Mr. Barnes is one OF the Democrats who shout loudet
for economy yet will be that he does not practice
what he breaches 1t is bad enough, think Mr. Editor.
TO ask people swallow such medicines but IS little
too much TO pick their pockets while doing it-hat Is
what robblng the Post-O6ce in the above manner
amounts to- Does not also Mr. Barnes set bad example
TO Mr. Ready Relief Helmbold Mr. Sarsaparna Railway,
Mr. Pam Paint Burnett and Mr. Cocaine Wolcotti They
will all be boring the Democrats for Congress nomina
tons L. III
Nan YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-12

active. At the 1 o'clock Board New-York Central
and Erie continued dull Reading sold at Oh. North
Western stocks sold at G2s Michigan Southern, 49,.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh SS5 Rock Island reacted,
opening at 1O7s selling at 1861. At the close the
market became unsettled. Erie declined to Az;
Northwestern shares fell off / per cent, and the
balance of the list from to lower Rock Island
declined TO 1906 The market closed dull Govern
Il Of 1,nnt nIinna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-12
ments closed finn at QUOTATIONS.:

~. 5. $40 Cou. '65 .1lO5a1l0l
| U.E.5-2O co. new '65.l0ss dlGst
lU. s. $40 Cou. 81. 1888 0lOst
III. s. $40 COu. 'G5. 1890 lO94
lU. s. 1910 Reg Cou.lO5 GlO5b
Heath 81 Co.'s last quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-12
rur WORK OF NATURALIZATION.

The following list 81 the ~ those persons who
received certificates OF citizenship on SATURDAY IN 'ie
Court of Common Pleas: ,,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-12

U. 5. Gs, 1891, Reg. 1920 =
u. S. Ga, Issl.COu. ..1l3i0 li3a
u. $. 5 Dos, 1852, Reg.10lS0l O5
u. s. 500 COu. 90. 1923 0ll2l
U. 8. COu. ga. .ll0sallO1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-12

reserve...... sIG72q2sG $3.54O65S Dec. 62s
Loans ..... 2G15jJ.565 2C159.5s1 Dee s5s0S2S6
The Bank Statement shows a loss on reserve of
si1s6G3s; of this Al ;S is in specie and 1858
in Legal Tenders. Circulation has increased S33297
and Deposits decreased e. $50 1SO The banks have
also called in loans to the amount of s3a5s2S6 The
statement shows contraction in all departments, and
leaves the banks in u strong condition.
The financial agent of the St Lous and Iron
Mountain Railroad announces that on and after the
18th the price of their First Mortgage bonds will be
advanced from s. to ST. The road is progressing rap
idly. and will be finished by May l. 1869. Their earn
ings on the portion already completed arc almost
double the amount required to pay the interest on
their bonds. Large blocks of the bonds have been
taken by investors who have visited the property in
order to satisfy themselves as its value and the
road promises to be of the MOST profitable III the
West The demand for Rockford Rock Island and
st. Louis bonds at 97i continues active and the
amount offered at that price is being rapidly taken,
when the directors will advance the price to par.
This is the only per cent gold bond the market,
and has the confidence of large number of capital
lists.
The corporation formerly known as the Cleveland,
gainesville aud Ashtabula Railroad, have changed
their name to the Lake Shore Railway Company.
Their transfer agents, the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company are now issuing certificates of the new
Company
The railway reports show the following facts in
reference TO their earnings
Michigan southern: -
First week Oct 1868 sll2 955 s67....sl1 93l
ChcdgO and North Western:
First week Oct. 1868 ss527l6 81 1867 sJ567i9 10
Freghts to Liverpool, 1900 bush. Corn on private
terms, and by steamer, 500 bales Of Cotton at Sled;
$50 tcs of Lard ut 3Os 200 boxes of Bacon at 25s;
and 800 boxes of Cheese at s 3D. Four vessels were
cleared to the continent with Petroleum on private
terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-12

The week closes upon an easy money market Win
rates varying from ja per cent on call The ship
ments for the week TO the West have been light
Considerable money has been shipped to New
Orleans. but the amount has not been sufficient to
disturb tho supply Of loanabe funds to brokers.
Sterling Exchange is steady at unchanged rates
We quote: London. 60 days, 1905 GlC9!; London,
sight 100 1925; London. prime commercial lOS4
alO9: Paris long, 5lSsG5.17i; Paris, short, $3.50
5l5; Antwerp, 5.2Oa51Sl; Swiss, 5.2Od5.lS.; Ham
burg. 80 3jl Amsterdam. 40.04Os; Frankfort, 400
a iOl Bremen, 20! a79. Berlin. 7lSG7lt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-12
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TnE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRSr CALL,

lot O'CLOCK A. VI.
lss9 O. 81 ,5SSo .. s2S 20 Coup Coo i:
1900 51p CO ..ilo 0000 50. go Con 67...O3i
srcnNn RnAHI,-lHI OCLOCk.
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OPEN BOARD or BROKERS' p, NJ.


Mint.g 100 Combn sl -. 0o PETROLEUM Stocks
100 Cowbn Sl. IS 800 smith fM % O0 United States d
2gO.,..,.."..s., u Z2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-12

Notes of issue for the General Term of the Suprem
b, fled before Saar 2h inst Oh BesDrfs ma
20 stated and o. "a class thcT belong