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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Bre Xoy area! q ' 500 sss CITY Ground Ssd spT5s
At 20 ga p - M5r,' s' s sc1ng 81 % 400 bush Po
ws.hnsoI ioj and 90 bash amber Mehipn 81 80 Com
' 5sf ale. 81 100" bush wv.,yrn Sae 900
ba,h Soc Barley ye Lard Pork and hsl"He' dun
Cnic1eo. Soy aPur and good demand Spring BIa,
Al isasi o. Hoa advanced dac sa lIa 81 H. closing At
~ % S.r tSt a1 .i in 1 store, o.t. sTn quiet
sd 'Se, Is' ;, e't y dull 1Gd i' Ca ii? a.
wb.IyFr.s a at 9 rro'.oH, srHgI for n'ars ssveTy Ness
Gnu Common Cow light Sr s1a t5 so ehoes shipping
,sare DoHnaL L Hog '.eayi Common to strictly Choee
MgS,rsrl No, 2Four sun ard uusb,uged wheat unsettled
No J. 81 2gi 30 ~ 49, os. siesi, No. &c Corn nominal
RYE ,caes At 81 o. harley steady. No. p 81 81 -,,s
LocsvE Soy q rGa,ee srm, Ln.. % Medium Leaf % Qua
81 Lous Sov rbicco dull and unchanged Cotton dnl
40 ss s Bas f fs r s r I f1 4sS IS w6e
quiet and unhangsi Hs 70 e f,h $50 49, fa5, ss Sa
he,v Sas'e Barley qas' ~ G*1 80 for Pn"e
ToLIDo Nov 2Ponr quiet Wheat aloaneng sales No White
Michigan a ~ TO- No AZ o. ~ Amber At VI - 'fl
Be- sales No. lstaasiei New" Tie Oats unchanged Rye quiet
osTroo NV gFour sct. une,prel 600 hh, at
H poasP a WSrS, e. S. qset .as 400 @ White
S.lss s soa, Corr Mai 81 90 per est Me f ga
Stt sspliai sd sFGt M'ss % Dressed Hog ue,
:'ss: p % III ss Ts. s goo EsGs ss
Tor shoulder ~ for Clear Rh aud Clear Shs, packed bail
Ss. Bacon dS 10 T SSoa s.11 offered At he
MESPn. Nov 7-Coiton. huu aud In fair demand N"1s Tor
KEwoRLE.ss L., Nov 2Ceiton better MLding. gae Sugar
higher y Fsr lc Prime 2ie Clarified, l3c holNssrsoNer
Common 55d5ic Choice 7c Prime q do7e Four very doll
Suprhne 90 Double Extra k66 81 o.! Treble Extra 20 % %
Nov l3oe bales; hddthgs, ~
2i opened the Inside closed 6rm the outside hurs
MlixfSgros Nov 2-Spdts TurpentiBr Snu Ac Roanow
gsd,, Scatl s. Crol 1urpen'ne, +9d+1 Tar " D. Cot
~ dull at 2dl2ic. .,,,,,
CHlKIEsrvs Nov 2COtton hrmer sales 400 bales Midihngs
lsc.
fIyIsslH Ca opened quiet and steady with fair
margin aud then hseame quiet aud closed hs with An adj
vsnes Of idtc MldlnEs. 1Jd23ie
AuausrA Nos. 2l.-Cotton Firm; Middlngs. Rle. ,.
RAs FRAScIsco Nov H-four. ~ $685. IS market quiet
ippiug 4
stoei-Aphs ti Belthe $40 Bullion Sd Cholsr ~ Con
6denes f7a; Empire 500 Gould Gary tS3i
Hale Roross S53; Imperial f99i Kentnef, S9y Ophir tIJi
Ovsrmsn, as sasgs sai Sierra fers5s fH Yellow Jslet
~ Nevada Mining Company
LEVIED an asss.s, nt Of Sl1 20 delinquent December H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY NOVEMBER %, 1908

t2 cooper mile upon the Companys railroad ana IRAN
chises its coal lands-of which 1t has 2oOoO acres
containing HUNDRED MILLION TUNs OF CoAi-'''
rolling stock, and property of every sort.
Subscription of sSSOo0OO, at par to the Oapi,ai
Stock Of the Company, furnishes large part OF tne
means required TO construct and equip the road
Nearly half OF the entire length Of the Road ID
graded and substantially ready for the iron; the
rails are now arriving upon the line. The first div-
sion giving an outlet TO the COAL will be in operation
in co days, and track-layng viii from this time DO
prosecuted with the utmost energy till the last rail- is
in position. The Company intend TO have the whole
of the Road in readiness for the Autumn business OF
1869.
The Bonds are for sale at OH and accrued interest
in currency, and may be obtained through bankers
and brokers throughout the country or at the office
of the Company, No. 10 WAIL-sT., New-York.
GOVERNMENT AND OTHER SECURITIES received in
payment at market rates.
The Trustees for the BOndholders Is the UNION
TRUST COMPANY OF New-York
Pamphlets giving full information sent on applca-
ton. III. III. BooDY, Treasurer.
United States Six Per Cent Currency Bonds, 80
years 10 run are offered for sale on favorable terms
at the Office Of the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
No. 90 Nassau-st., New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
Tile HORSE MARKET.

40, Cir Autumn trade the Horse market has gone into WINTER
, IL Oh words nearly Suspended AMI s NOT i
tec T. revive ulu sher the h'ds. lh.rs are few calls IRON
a. ,i,ad eonrns vi, pay silva 100 fr strong
bt not large hores sui eentemsn ocea' ouag Jsns.s
either eIehaags purchase pa any hrre ron ~. 80. his
~ N ,ve IL much u objcct. aud ne wishes 70 pas5
eonueit,rs on the rosd $3.50 or @HN2 Is, psa 10Y
.paa Such uies rare, Tor With the high ,,Prees
II feed and dea ~ economy during TIE coming "5leI
most Of voadbe purchasers s await te openirg o. sns @
a. k have ne completed their outdoor bos r hr season. are
more inclined sell thn to bay 80 i'll, d.nand here 10,
Tresd horses hst the Carsdg aeys,tnsut u Twenty arit Is
eurr na mh. Of Sohirt WORK horses are sens hn ee
little desBd M he West IiA trade but take al 4. .ne I,aus
vuusy aurt stahs foil ~ horses remaining aoso
lately e There good ow Of stock 10 'be street aiong rhen
an h an foa 81 the MoSgB aud Bst lawk buod ho bf sls
nom Vermont PenRyvAb tus cut some heavy df' h0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
CIVIL,

Tn the Kings County Suuogate's Court, last
ant Surrogate NJ Veeder. granted letters OF admins
,tion in the estates Of the following named deceased
p ~ Flafiands; Mary 3. Loines Patrick Cassidy,
1ayd McPeake, and John c. Muller, all of Brooklyn.
Tn the United States Circuit Court, Judge
nelson in deciding has reiterated his objections to
having photographic verbatim report OF case on up
neal submitted 10 him, as follows -
the sppea Admiralty OF HsneoI sgt The steamboat syria
- J Nelson has the below and ordered cecree
dmsns the libel opinion the folio has been fouod What
the surplus than useless We
trust that ncenyenien and embarrassing mode taking k
recently adopted both by the DIS
rt and Circuit subject These observations not IN
tended 10 apply present than to most Of the ippeih
before me 10 some time past
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23

Coroner Keenan, yesterday concluded the in
quest over the body Of Timothy Dunn late resident Of
No l2I HamihOg-st. Dunn, in company with Matthew
Eug i,h, kept email store at 49,. = Moir~St iOr tDe
fouud in tie store by Cir. english. seated IN CHAIR his
head reclining agai board PARTITION, with wound ia
the right compile. auG pistol ing Iu lis lap. lie was
removed 20 the Ncw-IOrk Hospital ana died IN few
hours. 10 has since been a-ctaueU mat Dunn was 10
be triec Tuesday next ChaI of telOuous assault
This seemed prey upon s mud and probably lea h'm
TO commit suicide. verdict Oi suicide by shooting vas
rendered. Dunn native Of Canada, aged a years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SEVEN PER CENT INTEREST IN GOLD
The First Mortgage Seven Pcr Cent Sinking fund
Bonds of the Rockford, Rock Island and st Louis
Railroad Company pay both Principal and interest
in GOLD Com, free Of Government Tax.
Each Bond is for O. 600 or GOO Sterling, and is con-
vertble into stock at the option of the holder Inc
coupons are payable Feb. and Aug j, IN New iork
or London, at the option of the holder
The Road runs from Rockford in Northern Illinois
TO 81. Louis, q distance including tracks 10 Coal
Mines. &C., Of about 400 miles, ane traverses the
finest district of Illinois.
The Bonds have 80 years to run, ana are amen oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
orc sr,Ks ON THE RIVER. on TIE SOUND AND
At SEA

Az about o'clock on Saturday morning heal
perrnont. the towboat Santa Claus ran uo"H
.eop John Jay Of RondOut. Capt. Forsyth us SUI 49,,
hand Michael Waters, we're asleep IN the Cl"'" y =.
Iay and two Of the hands were on deck INV - 81
upder fun sail aud the lights were all SET A' 10
nation Can't Forsyth had Of danger was the - a., -
,yatar ao,,ipo into the cabin. IL rose alhoS US 80 it.
,htt nj he IVA. about 70 give hui't u, %, ,,'s
but he made struggle for ne anu S}soppearing be-
reached the deck just as ms cls linking 6ut To swim
found his son-i lad If IA or lny III, had been con-
or hatchway, through when my s as thls Michael
Waters was drowned in the Jay C"l' - s,nktne SO
loaded with stone. ana tnlS uOV tn The CAPTAIN and
tho others who saved were tfo, a., tle river
Ss1te cans which craft was on her way uP guy he
scbooner Mary Matt arrived Ht ~" S dciIIa
that inc s,aoov ,rr Captans light in the sound was
6le az o he NIGHT OF the 18th by the steamer tIoN
% o,d tat bcr bowsprit and all attached "eIo 80.
ceicei all' & t,f bovs we're stove in 20 the waters
"a - Tle schooner Mary A. Rowland tuigI5 neIVS ~.
Nv iofl was ram into by the schooner ~ IiOsts,
~ W M Nh. lrhtcr John Brown was run INTO ry
a schooner on Saturday Her sac was @ ~ "a .,n
80 se h1tllv damaged. Tile steamship Villain
t se,s o' rrv,d ON saturday from London nov
enronnfered IA trrio hurricane on he iI,n insl, ana
is :, 'poruous seas which Killed James Kemp
sii H. ,s,r,jI and disabled three mcu-.Oh tlc l2tu
tnsf Katrina Eik passenger on bu!lu 'C SnlP -
y. e,,,t,,i nom Antwerp leaucd overheard ~ the
& ai, iI,i,ra owned The particulars of the wreck
az te American ship llelcspout on the Paclhc cot7t ae
u III The c9ni9iu was unable, on account OF the
Gus fo me ali. stcr The ship went ashore al oGOch OIL
i. morning of nov. ID. OF Psgon Pom " -''t "l"SSO
. tl. place where tle iron ship C0!a was wltchc" "a,
1885, a few minutes after striking me hslespG?n'
nc TO pieces and disappeared CoI In iis
scae Captain; Charles Wilson hr,J mate, 6 Su a ,c
seIuien drowned. Henry flchhs' sSconu H 1
Frederick Wilson, Michael Johnson JaueS Df'eh' mas
wilson golec Ih3n. ana |S5 KIM tle cxception
The survivors rtdcucd San Fliiel.'1; "l.I e,o m 1
OF Henry Fleming, who il SIM al ICseaSeo' III I'm
cal condition. Tie Hoile-pOut was - days out liom
Newcastle " s. W., laden win Coal lot san fI"NO'V
The vessel and cargo are a toldlIos5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
THE STATE or TRADE.
krRnIEAN MARKRTS


Tor bath ard The aeeouht
Il United FlssIweuNes
moi. Central. o. Ere. 2li ..... . -
yesterday At 9id1st ., NJ,
IivrErooL 2Miihx uiaud Cotton at the opening IE
I'd tue and ilti
al tie rose 2uoi the Of Egyptian COT
LAM Eu.iu line, va
III Tprpeube Su1ar puich STANDARD Ne ~ JjtdSi sperm
Ou aY3 Refined Pvtulsua. 1T Petroleum tPnts, l"iA
u,vHE Soy 2-Eeuur uiioH fruer q the close 81 the gay
Tr,s on re spot 81 sucs Los Md4ns srve quoted
al ~ r. Soc . r., . IN. -
,rI,rs astei 81 fBnes. ,,-,-
IoNnus. 2i-kehued letfoeuh closed las ulsut a.
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PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM LIVERPOOL. Nov ll-In steamship City OF Bstmor.-
Mss Mernsm Mrs Brnsn Rose Bas Fanny Crafock NJ sr
lady Mr. LassoB Mr. Chaplin Capt Jameson wife ard child D.
Nuiug and ch Mr. 2, Bekey. Godfrey g. o.
Dobery wife and children n G. Morrison Purca W sIs6y
Dareus Mr. BroherheAd Thompson MT Green, W. Netore'
Mr. Poultney A. Schauner, H. LoSen6erg Mr Bsln W. l.
Wheeler Nr lilly H. Ssah and wife, Mrs Nouuisnay sJsneY
Bxhop Miss Grehel, Mrs Bishop, Mrs GaTthwate. -
FROM GLASGOW. Nov 9-In steamship Coumhla-lsssh h'
logg Miss shol Rev. vernon Robert Brode, r. H. hrgeL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
SATURDAY, Nov. Dip. NJ.

Gold opened at 1914, sold at 134i. closing at
ls4i The clearngs at the Gold Exchange Bank were
N7 900 and the balance t2279579 49, The steamship
CITY OF London for Liverpool today sailed with q
specie: the total for week being only t22lOO and
since January 1. 1868. s6s.26s.O7o
Government bonds opened at an advance OF t9i per
cent with continued demand for registered bonds OF all
classes by investors In coupon bonds the demand ran
upon Gas and 67s. which continue the fayorites The
country demand was large as was that at the counter for
small lots There is en- absence OF speculative move
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
FUNERAL OF AFlREMAN IN BROOKLYN ~

The funeral OF Mr.. George Boglhart, VINO lost
his life The morning OF the 18th inst by the falling OF
wall a fire in Wa,eTst., brooklyn, took place from
the residence Of his sister, Mrs. John H. Trask, No 1877
Hgh-st, yesterday afternoon, and was most imposing
demonstration Representations from all the fire cOnpa-
Ia the western District Present, ln citizens
dress. including Hook and Ladder Company No 2. OF
which Nh BOgihart was a member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
TIE COTRTS.
TIE ERIE RAILROAD WAR.


In the Supreme Court the following answer
OF August belmont 10 the complaint Of Charles Mcintosh
against Enc Railway Company Belmont, aud others,
averments of Mcintosh that the suit Of Belmont and
Others against these defendants was gotten up In the IN
CAoes teniosa Raioay Company Avgus Bcaont
S Ss G to Re oDSi 4 IT, s asSS1Sd seors. de-
iesda answering sa say That be hs. no tns.dge or IN
Of stock Of The Ee Railway CP.n or sseth any stock thereof
ss eogDa a'S 81 '9 eSpS Alo 1SI II. .s.s %
past And l defendant further answering alleges that be Las 20
sales stock Of said Company said complaint alleged
sA the PERSON, ..s to ' Interested sss'' Q, .s S .o
ssS IA. o az been s any . s f S no sis ss
IN depressing the market value The stock Of the k Railway Com
plated Ic5p to secure the ftl management Of "a C6npsSv se
preserve properly fum TIE Gcpreon Of s present manages
That before the commencement Of Tbs seton this defendants GRO q
Railway Company and IT, Directors the protection Bs
so S 5 o setasy hs and osped r b.o 'S cong &
sSd 90 restrain eersa frauds and o The rs Of a.
s s,ssG MAJ i ,. ,d s s 'd a., to Isr.a
Sss5 'as .pPGa a1, Isesg Of fDd' enc
bors deo5daut prs leave to refer to the
10 iod acton @ The Pa5P9 chewing ils grounds hereof Ihs, ad
eon,o 10 hi. asa an then and attn pending bsHg
ats, sail m such seLhOeA That defendant or his drm
Of sd epss except a. ac o5osT' and m So n ~ 'n sr ,' Sa
bees directly Or isarse s,Sr. o. tas ''oeE Of sad o. bad
sb answering information End belief denies road
of he Company managed Tor the
best stockholders creditors thereof defeDdaut
deaes every contained the Of ssd
related this defendant 90 far
thy defendants he has knowledge thereof
belief tbs defendant tee the allegations the
clause o. said complaint r hey relate 70 the present
rector companv and this defendant charges
belief that Is brought cOuVe instgHton
procurement Jay other
rtirs Company WhO combining To-
Eetier the affairs company and
proDees their private sDe1aons aud that
defeat Impede and obtTcet the Legal remedies
directors
ios bs legal liabilities which they b.
ffsnds and Misconduct
Wherefore this defendant pyS that all orders nsde ths action be
sde and that the eCmpaint be dismissed With costs
RAPALLo SPENCER, Attorneys for defendant Belmont
NoC York. Nov. 10, 1868.
O and County Q Kes York s&-Augu Belmont Of the De-
fendsrt the action being duly that he bss
read los foregoing and Knows toe contents thereof aud that tie
same 81 BIS kDOHdgS the matters therein
sisted Oh nnao aud belief snd that 10 those matters be believes
IL 70 be true AuGUsT BELHONr
SwoTn before me this 2oth day ofNoyember 1868.
GE0ssE Il srARt. Notary Public EsE'Ysrk CtJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23

PORT OF NETWORK Nov A...,.;CLEARRh
:;s Be- sa a 1a Rs an" LEs2S@ ss
N w IS, ana M,,a he Fs:s Sfs
W yos Sayau9nh San Salvador, Nskeoa Savannah Muha,'
Sandri Moore Wilmington, n c. Niagia BlAksmau RbMoai
Knight Dtny Gsorpovn Fa1 Freeman. Philadelphia Ssp'aae
shIs~4rrsc.n Spencer Iondoni Hattie G Bessie Portland
BAsmPo'is1s Ge4aes, Gers n x os"eI belly AH'"F
Bnss-San sn Na HANNAH: BS hn r MIS- y s
SehTs-Lsu5a Pride Easel 81 Ki. /; CONT L1ss 'sI
mer Jacksonville; CONSTITUTION Jacksonville Chn Dennis Hs
RchmOndi Mnst C,nlLns Norfolk q n Rogers Mau Bsrore
Carr EI6shpor stanford Johasoa salem Saesu SS Bo.os
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Wilmington. HaroS Liverpool NoV ad'e ard
Steamship City Of Baltimore Leiich Liverpool NOV. H. mise al
steamship y..NuS Burton New ossn:I days, ni' aud pas
Steamship MaurY Aspnwa Nov 49, treasure muse sHi
Steamship Chesapeake Bragg Portland. mise ard pas.
ship Maglalene Henrke. LondOa. - days, ballast.
Bark Molly, wgrI, Rio Janero 50 day., cease.
Bar Bar M Aa Si chopsT Rio Jaae Is day. c
SAILED.
Steamship, City Of London He.ea Liverpool r"pa G1Eovi
Orleans saor and Montgomery Savannah Marh''t9 Charr
!os %ssrss tslaI R r cl, hu Ssilpgs b e Et Ges
town Gu CIV Kev and Gac,ioS lac Bell Norfolk Mage.
csao From Ike West Spt-SEp Maas
ARRIVED. Sunday. Nov. ~.
Steamship Columbia Cams Glasgow Now mi~ sni pass
{ STEAMSHIP hr+is Torrrv, trasdenee. Mise All ps-~
Steamship Merceta Starkey Fernanna. lis Inasc aud
Ship the Wave. Janes kyslcriaIS . lafS
Charles n Soutia Cooper Antwerp a. d1fs mir sna pass
Atslan IagnaLu, Tsan a. days ise ~ ti
Bris l. W Armstrong Nee rthy Demrara 10 days. Sgar spd
lassea
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PeRrRE.s MONROE Nov z-Pa, in steamship ksy Wa hoa
HeaYo for Charleston leaking and pumps disabled She eouusd
heavrga gale o FridEr ngdL
BosToS c2-Besw SLIP Winged Hunter fOH Calcutta big
Alice irons arinAM.
Ho INKS oLE Nov a-Arriyei bhg. wachHAis 81 Martins
Hiram Cad sehr w n. Mailer from New York Nov q,
sch ke kiEsbetpoti G. 1leEas iriadepiiai
p Chase New.lok. Fahknn. NewYork Fred Smib Bangori
Philadelphia Pedro Grau; boad ont "rer
BBgo Laura T. Chester Boston Joserare hnos "r
NewYork; Marshal Perrin Salem; Edward hinE Joe port f>s
NeSiork The aeel that sailed YESTERDAY have T'tnfned
NEwLoSDoS. Nov 2l.Arryed, shrs Merritt ron Sssoms'
Nd l. r. Pbaro Del Grsute STATE w H. NSnd De-
Whistler. l. Stevens, Pennsylsans Bnna New lofAi hH. " ~
Bn Hasou Roni0aL sai sehf+ hiaHe tooo and d.
frankhn hlr Nsw-lork. a., -, ,
FRRSASpISA Nov B-Sle, schr heAoo Jo's oouls s'''
Passed going In, steamship Flag
FOREIGN PORTS.
BRrxxy Oct 6-SAe SHY Locade sad bark leBrv, New io
LvEEroaI 2The steamship Cuba arrived QussHstost
yesterday from New-fork
SPOKEN.
ot le lat H. ship Soverssn steering sorb Oct d. lat
Is lag AZ 49, hp Henry Davidson, fOn AnSep for Charleston
New ls g. long "a H. scbr Emily Ca Philadelphia fi
sAvaBsah .l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
TIE ERIE RAILROAD MANAGERS AND THE
BANKS.

A Wall-st. broker sent a communication to
the editor Of The NegYork Times Saturday in which
ne says:
Your references. this morning, 70 the connection OF
certain city banks with the sihdng transactions which
have recently brought disgrace Nallst. tally with the
general impression except point. Your state
is that bank certified Erie managers check
for eight ml0nsthe truth being, as understand, that
though the banks certificate covered eight millions,
you say. number Of checks used for the amount
The result the and the responsibility assumed
by the bank the AS "a matter OF fact however the
slght difference ia detail may be worth noticing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
MisuIlantuus.
Yrws pACKAGEs FOR THE PRESS.

Captains ard purse arriving ct this requested :,
deliver addressed EewYo Associated Pre-s only 10
persons exhibiting the written authority Of w s's9lon 1ss.a.
Journal Of C0u<rce 1nes tribune
World Egprsss Er,Riag Posf ConmsTes@I IvT sfaa'
Zeng Forr Journal sad Ne Y0rke DeHofd! sload ass
be delivered only " the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
prcrIprs OLE PRODUCE

Per- Canal. Vssis, anu Railroads. -
Nov 7i-iGt7-7 hh wheat, ~ % hush Corn e0 bush oats
"a -, p,h NJ, IS u5 bush 20 hush Grass seed ~ us
PsI Sod ia Bean lsd 6h P'er 10 b,g, torp Meal ~
-, Fnur Cetnn. 80 bib Crude felf"eaW
NM. Resnsd Petroleum 3 hbls Pork - Pkg. Beet ts bbs
A,he $50 PKG Batter baNes Cheese ~ pkg laAeW
pret Frt Dressed Hog pkgs O Cake - Dds copper
stts Correr btls wnssr, is bbL EQs 81 as Wool ~
b,s, oai Leather. s9 Hides, bids Tobacco m boit'
d e az pkg Rice iJ5 boxes Starch " ohg' fsann
Al NauL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
The following are. William Heath Co.'s last quotations

Money In good supply, as Is usual on Saturday
The continue steady at Cal cent with excep
tonal transactions at per cont on Government secur
ties Commercial paper sells asower rates. per cent
being bank rate and outside transactions are made
at saIO per cent At the close money offered In large
amounts at 4d5 per cent.
Sterling exchange Is steady tho basis OF 1923 10 lo
for prime bankers sixty days sterling andlGI to ot Tor
eicbt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23

can1ts nrsae printing press unauthorized and lille
c ana that Bouccault had good claim TO the pro
netorshp as author and adaptor he would have had
he written every Of the play and that the sgt va
ration In the title did not deprive the drama OF s claim
I" orignalfy The court adjourned pending the aTgu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23

E0R SALE. .u =, o,,.o 49,,
l. ROCHESTER, CITY SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
WATER WORKS COMPANY SINKING FUND BONDS. DUE 1851;
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY AND JULY. BEING FIRST
CLASS SECURITY AT A REDUCTION BELOW PAR, AND PAY.
ING A LARGE RATR oP INTEREST ON THE INVESTMENT
LIMITRD AMOUNT FOR SALE By ALBERT II. NICoLAY.
sToCKBRoKRR AND AuCTIoSBBR. No. - FINEST. Ny
DACIFIC RAILROAD of MlSS0URI-Six
per bonds principal and Interest parable gold
oil profitable securities IN market con
ug The above important trunk road already fully
sufficient for L. entire interest for
sale by SCHUYLER sKhATs BROTHER Bankers No. 10 Broadst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
THE AFTER DARK " RAILROAD SCENE.

In the United States Circuit Court before
Judge Nelson, IN the OF Henry ID. Palmer agt T.
MeD0nongh argument was heard on the application OF
The iessees OF Nibos for injunction fOrbiddng tho
presentation OF After Dark" at the Bowery Theater
COunsel TOT the tpianth SAID tho play unpublished
m print ana was written by BOucicault that tho OK.
elusive right TO play It In this country was sold
70 plainIh on the 9th OF April, 1868; that plain
uH, az great expense prepared the play for pres.
entaton, aud that In the meantime a erpy OF
the play was obtained by defendant in A slirrep
utous manner and presented az the BOwery Theater.
that snch course on the part Of defendant rs violation
OF plainti rights and damages HIM greatly Counsel
for the defendant replied, that Injunction in
The State Court was granted the inst and fhaf IN
the 10th plaintiff announced the play at Kblos "a hein0
it's first representation In this city further announced
that the play was taken from nieOdrama bV auIors
other than BOucicaut that BOucicaut sold the NAV ~
"IOndOn by Night 20 paint1; that After DartV WIS
the title OF novel written 10 years ago BOuclcault o
an allen. not entitled 10 cOpyrlht tho pav I'm ie
country. Tie play WAS published In London ana New
York without BOucicaults consent lis Interference
BOuCcault not tho author Of Che play The pay wa
simply adaptation from Old French drama. with
the best cut out hy BOuccault and the aralrod
scene" from "UBder the Gasgit" inserted lu ia ince
Plaintiff had notified the defendant in advance faf
lie would Interfere with his presenting the play athough
he knew defendant preparing the play for pfesepfa-
ton and had presented 10 several nights aud plantiR
10 defendants thoater aId witnessed tho play
without indicating that he opposed 10 ITS prcsenf
ton Counsel for plaintiff then fjOued. saying that all
The COMICS published except those printed from Bouci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
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