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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-17

SOME of the Grant Clubs call them
selves tanners. The old man Grant
says Ulyss Eever did like the tanning
business vely much. These bucks of
the leather aprons probably have quite
as much respect for it as he.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-17

i. THE NATION, Radical organ, saws
of Ben Butler: ellis gs-election, by
Massachusetts, Distriek OF all places
in the world, would he.a real, public
calamity" True, but how can the
radicals manage the finances without
old Blinkey? .'' 'o'7'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-17

This is at the enormous rate O
more than S3O0,OO0OOO a year in time
of peace while previous to the war
the whole expenses of the Govern
ment were only S70,0o0,OOO year ar
my, navy and everything included.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-17

The total expenditures for the army
and navy from the close of the war to
the Both of June, 1868, were as fol-
lows:
For the Army .S917,127.043
for the Navy. 133,l19,276
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-17

10 oHBf 5dJ o5 eas 500 isoIf .tfea
laAHadt riaar
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-09-17


and peace Convention was called
lt was called with the highest and
purest motives, and its deliberation g
were ffaught with issues of the pray,-
est solemnity-the preservation or sac
rifiee of thousands of millions of
property-the imperiling of millions
OF precious lives of the young ne,, of
the country-whether our ,coun+,v
should continue to rise and 1ecJ;nsa
the Governments of the Old World
OF whether it was to suffer the sco,,roe
OF an uncertain struggle-were all
momentous questions for the consi5.
Grafton of that Convention. There
were faithful members, whose com
prehensive minds rose to the heiebt of
tilei occasion. But there were. l;ta-
wise, others actuated by meaner. mar
rover, more sordid motives, who tel
sgraphed to their friends to. ~send
'tiff-backed men, /" that there were men
Who - thought fight would be av-
ul." but that the"Union was not worth
i, curse without a little blood-letting."
1lfen was the time for the good men
nd true to have Joined in the chorus.
Let us have peace" Then might
ave been saved rivers of blood. an
cean of tears, and national fortune.
ut, alas !! poor countryl you were /,
lken a prisoner by your enemies.
he Convention failed in-its holy mis-
on, and theuSouth passed her ordi-
ances of secession. Eleven States 1
tempted to sever their, connection ]
18th the Union, and to unite in a /
'nfederate Governments. oy II -arr t
Whose interest was it for these c
ates to sever their relations with d
, Union? Was it the interest of II
Republican party? T party d
The New York herald., 1868-05-14

The Market Ycsterdny-Sales at the Exchange.
The severe storm Of yesterday operated adveareIy
TO the sales Of real estate in causing but slim at
tendance at the Exchange. But two OF the auction.
eers sold, viz, Messrs. Muller, wilkins Co., and
Johnson Miller, the former having three pieces OF
improved property on the west side of town
and six yorkvie lots which realized apprcciative
prices. Messrs. Johnson Miller sold thirty -four
Nineteenth ward lots, BrooklYn T.. D., situated
on Lee, Bedford and Marcy avenues ana
Kcap, Hooper, Hewes and Penn streets
Bidding upon them was spirited and they like
wise sold 1T good prices. The season or
Of operations in real estate is now SO near close
that the market is without any noticeable features
Its tone IL firm but without that speculative activity
which prevailed earlier, although lots In good oc,-
t0ns. either In this city or Brooklyn command adj
vancng prices. The following are the particulars OF
yesterdays sales:-
NY MuLLyr, WILKINS AND co.
story frame house and lots the Of Goth al ion
fl OF III house t0r6s, each lot 2lxOi s,l 5o0
2 story frame house. frame stable Ioa on the
OF 9ist st. i25 Il OF 81 av, house sssi each lot 25x
story brick house aud lot, iss s sy. 3 "a n Of a
lots 9Th ST. 100 of 81 av ca 25xlGiG s. each lGM
lots, sd ST. $50 OF 81 ay, each 2AOds, I6D
BBooKLYS EEAL ESTATE stLKs. ~ JOHNSON AND
lots, cor Of Bedford and Grceuc avs, eec e5xon,
lot, wilson ST. Is Il rom Kent av, Ssii . Grran i i'sc
4 lot, Keap at ls9 II from Marcy ip II Is Thnnaa
lot ADJOINING, same size, Nicusva Nels....... t0b
lot sdlolrin., 9UNln1, Mr FIlyuAfrrk
lot sdID,ning, ssmc size. Mr. Larirn. ..-..-. aa
The New York herald., 1868-05-14
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Before Commissioner Osborn.

BeIOre commissioner USDOTH
Charge Of Assault fie High Seas.
Zee United States as. IVlaan AinastrOhg.-In
this case the Commissioner took the evidence OF
John Long and James Caulkin, who deposed that
Armstrong was first mate on board the ship Daniel
Webster and the deponents seamen; that Long is a
native OF Rhode Island In the United States and had
shipped on board the Daniel Webster at London
New YORK; that while on the passage IN April, and
out The high seas, he sick and or duty lying IA
his BERTH and III that state Armstrong rushed upon
hum, pulled him out on deck, threw him Gown and
licked and struck him on the mead and face with
steel knuck es. thereby causing blood to how and
breaking some OF his lront teet In the defence ess
state in which he lay he was unable 20 resist his
assailant or protect himself The Commissioners neld
than Armstrong 10 bail in $500 TO answer before
tAe Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1868-05-14
SUPREME cOUaT-GtAenaL TENN.
Action Against un insurance Compan

-ASsaiusS uh AhsuEaucc Company
Before Judges Mcneil, Jones and Carvin.
Sarah +. Hogei, respondent, rs. The Guardian LIE
Insurance Company, dppeIsaats-The action in this
case was on policy OF insurance on the life of Ef-
angham u. Warner, for the sum OF $4,000, dated
September 1885, for the benefit of his daughter the
paintin. Warner had attack Of sickness the fol-
lowing month, from the effect OF winch he died,
aud the conditions or the company having been
fulnned, the amount OF Insurance was de-
mmded, but refused on the ground of al
legged concealments, Misrepresentation aud
fraudulent answers to the medical Onlcer who eX.
amtned tie insured. The case came up Tor arbItra-
tlon before referee, who found in lavor OF tie
Plaintiff and from that decision the defendants now
appealed. the court reserved judgment.
The New York herald., 1868-05-14
CaMMcN PlEAs-Tanl TEaM-9AaT 2.
Action Against the Erie Railway Company.

Action Against the Erie Railway Company.
Before Judge Barrett.
John J. Toacnsead administrator Of 4nders Cas-
TAR anderson, u.s. The Erie Rai,,cav COn,DGny.--The
hearing Of this resumed this morning at the
siting OF the court. The action brought to re-
cover $4,000 damages alleged to have been sustained
~ the relatives Of the deceased. who was Killed
while passenger one OF the defendant's cars by
reason OF collision which occurred between Sloats-
burg and Southheid in August, 1864. The defence
admitted the facts alleged, and the question was as
" the amount OF damages sustained. The jury
turned verdict for the plaintiff Of 5000.
The New York herald., 1868-05-14
COURT CALeNDAs-TalS DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CIRCuT-Part 1.-Nos 1893. t2s
l231 ILL., eo5 1885, ll9, 7Sl, l25l, 1867, 1859, l27l
Nos 2s4 l4lO 1890 $685. 1851, 1860, $780, 2ea 276 s2a
SS95 1862 1854, 22, 1885, 1220, $3.50, $50, l53 1873
1b2, 2O2, 2l6, 253, 25S.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TRRM.-Nos. 92o, $685. 1Ols,
e4l, 073, ll33 1882 1885, 1240 124l lz42 l243 l24I
l25, I246 1247 124S 1249 1850, ISL 12j l253 l2o4
E45, 1860, 1857, l25S 1860, 1861, 1852.
COMMON PLEAs-rRIAL TERM-Part Mos. 376
t1O. l24S, l249
The New York herald., 1868-05-14
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
BEFORE Judpe Blatcbford.

btiOrc JuuRe blatcnlOfu.
William AacDonald rs. The Steamboat Scd,ltght.-
THIS case was resumed by Judge Blatchford at the
sitting Of the court. The cause Of libel, as
reported in the HERALD of Tuesday was
20 recover compensation for damages sus
fafned by the libellant In collision which oc-
CURED at pier NO. North river between the British
sap Douglas and the steamboat Starlight in August
ISc4. Mr.. Marvin, In summing up was heard for tine
1belant, and MIR. Robert Benedict for the claimant
after which the Judge took the papers and reserved
his decision.
Petitions Filed in bankruptcy Yesterday.
' Jonathan Cunningham; referred to Register VIII
Hams. Mark Hoyt; referred to Register Fitch.
Charles Diena; referred to Register Allen. Michael
Criss; referred to Register Dwight
The New York herald., 1868-05-14

cxnt do,nan. IN. saias 49,, ~ III ia ~ ~ -. =
% ~ r,r ~, .,rSn 10 A. a. A. ~ ~ % o y
rn NJ the , nT, Tor cboc - 20 " ~ 80 s So ps
svvania ~ 5, Sr Write eai'orn s & :, 80 TS 90, & m
Corn IN WA nn,e Min ssies os s Sn NM hm & -,
I II III Is for old and new in st"r ma a"a, ri sa f
s,ics ~ IN no, ,"shes ~, So ana, a VIE
90 es nf 10 oa nnS,s ~ as NJ Ia was s..auy, win
s1ae "a ~ ana IL. r,.v So & 10 III %s ~ 10, Mes.c anu
con,inme Il, rro VII ,ia. % az ',u
simmer rhe enraoemens ers. ro ver,n, ar
IL n bushels Wheat nj ii an h.iss ,on ~ p ~
char,,rs Dapish hary ~, ,"" ~ - =, ,s
mort in the Rr.ol channel NJ ~ O., rs,iah har w ri,h
s0 ors Grain 10 Pjyn,onsh ;or ,,.r. =, =, as WIN
Prnssan brig IN TONS ,o the Raic neir1en an % G hrS G
,nra 80 ~ so'h P.ao.o. n "a, a, ono
xmran IT, e bsr ~ 12 9s ,oa & , eenes a. ealso ana an
Genoa or 'bnn .nt ,a,k viii nayh,e n W
GINS SIrs vvsre in I'm, sfe. ry n, for,ar nr.as ''
U,y continual i'm dsvand an5 ~ hr,o ~, % sh s. f s,,
Ming and III ,, a. ~ ho for ret lots a. ~ a. TO- TO- % , p ID
t,',t.s w. ,ssro % rery @ nt, Iw h,, n,,.a l., , Toe, -
heinz an"es a, Sc ~. isss n IL ~ 'u ,,ua wlvp
:nc - a,lc ~ ' ~ ' ' N' w "'"i''n
Uyvp-au kinda ,xere d,u Inn, ,n.,,n,oa u.,;,a
M so,d, u,s 4 % e uu, ""' uncha"seo MANILA
MOI sssr. was arm ,x,,b ~ moderate asr,ara rh. s,.
,e n I1n hhas Suha ,.vea -, -, Ss,, 20 -, as'cs
vnao NJ s'c ' ~ ~'@"'o' '"" -'' "o' N"D" inusoo-
s,ir,,. ,,,r,or,,ro ,ua. c-u,,u -.
5q nic but the amont of business one wa l,h. sa,
s. bbls at Sac and small lots at S1c Ros,n was n mi al
es We're ned wifi nr'ness. @,r,m, .,ns w & ot ~ M
~ Va AZ so Good % do ~ In ~ ~ AZ S ~ t eosen % A.
No + AZ - p,le a, .; "a AMI extra do sS SS s. *
aa es ss bbls virpin 10 arye at ~ 7h: n 10 NJ NJ " %
10 do No at S g. and 80 ao s,raned in lois AT ~ a 80 .
VA 40 Tar was ncha nsc: N lmnrton b.IS a, ~ o. 90 ="
FoTsLnssed WAS .n bu, brn ~ ~ "a a. =, u IL I1 n
The New York herald., 1868-05-14
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, May 13-6P.M
CoTroN-Consequent upon the better from Liverpool
there activity in the market and less regularity in
prices. The demand almost entirely from exporters
specua.ors The sales 263 bales including $50 FOR
speculation for export and 2ss for spinning quoe
The New York herald., 1868-05-14
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


KERRIGAN-SMIrn.-On Tuesday, May 5, at rne
Church of 1T. Vincent de Paul, by the Rev. Il. T..
Aubril, WILLIAM Y. kERRIGAN to ErrIE b., only
daughter of the late Abram Smith.
kERNs-MCDONALD.-On Wednesday, May 13 at
st. Mary's church. by the Rev. Father II. John,
ISAAC j. KERNs TO MARY ANN, daughter Of Charles
Mcdonald, ESQ, all Of this City.
LANE-0RR.-In Jersey City, on Tuesday, May 12,
by the Rev. JOhn Hanl0n, Mr.. EARL y. to Miss
ELIZA j. ORR, all Of Jersey City,
LATHROP-VAN AUKEN.-On Tuesday, May IL, at
the residence Of the BRIDES father, Al Fifth avenue
by the Rev. Robert X. Booth, ID. d., FREDERIC Il.
LATHR0P to CAMILLA NJ, daughter OF Barrett Ii. Van
AukeIl all of this city.
LEACH-MURpHY.-0n Thursday, May Z, at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev. Dr.
McGlynn, HENRY LIVINGSTON LEACH to KATE E.,
daughter of James Murphy, Esq, botn Of this city.
PHELAN-FEELY.-On Monaay, May 4, at st.
McColgan, Mr.. JAMES PHELAN 10 Miss MARY ANN
FEELy, ali late OF Grenanstown, county Tlpperary,
Ireland.
TERHCNE--SPrEss.-On "Wednesday, Nav 13, by the
Rev. NJ. +. Ellison, Mr.. john H.srEEHuNE to Miss
EMMA SPIEss, all OF Hobaken. no cards.
New Jersey papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1868-05-14

Reading, sO3< COX; Michigan Southern s5,s s6A<;
illinois Central, las lat; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
s4h s4a<; Cleveland and Toledo, los LOG; Rock
Island, s4T o5K;' Northwestern, 67,s GIN; do.
preferred 76I q u; Fort Wayne, 1O5A 106
The foreign exchange market continues nrm but
dull, the supply Of bills drawn against cotton
and general produce being light while the demand
from importers Is equally limited. Bankers are,
however, unwilling to draw unless at rates per-
hitting Of the shipment of specie against their bills.
The cotton exports are now largely reduced
scale. Bankers bills on England at sixty days
were quoted at ITO 110H; at three days, 10Y
1lOss commercial bills, 1Osls 1899. Bills on Paris
at sixty days, 5.1sa4 5.12X.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
mens and balances in the Sub-Treasury this city
for the expired portion OF the week have been as
follOws:-
Custom House. ~---Ssb- Treasury. .--~
Receipts. Receipts. IuDnas',tS. Balances.
May H.. $45S,9S5 $5445,9s8 $53050l3 $l0i 1885, i67
May l2.. 432,74l 1.SI3,lS3 1,550,6n 10l, 74S, 7l9
May 49,. $4,000 1,5S5,663 259l,500 100, 742,S 1884
The exports exclusive of spece) from New York
to foreign ports for the week ending May IL and since
the commencement Of the year compare as follows
with those In 1865 and 1867
1866. 1867. 1868.
For the week. -. $s,73o,912 $3235,734 $3,434,53s
Prev. repCrted... S7,402537 7,92O,222 6i,677,s26
Since Jan L.. sol, ,14l, 500 s75 a56 $685. 2,4e4
The New York herald., 1868-05-14
NEW YORK CITY.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT cova..
Collision Casc-AppeaI.
Before Judge Nelson.

endrles 4. James as. The Steamboat SUFFOLK
Covntp-ln this case the court heard arguments in
appeal against decision OF the District Court anu
then adjourned, reserving decision.
The New York herald., 1868-05-14

uUMPHRl : FURNITURE wAREROOMS REMOVED
70 linton Hali AsOr place and III. 18th street. rev
doors from Broadway. general assolnsns of Futnrs
n,rrors. Carpets, &C.. at low prices.
The New York herald., 1868-05-14

ots on keap st. l6o n from Marcy each Soxicc Mr. a.
. bcnovan @ each @ - [ a.. no.: .acn a.
lots Hewes si l07 n from Lee nv, the OF the
lee av church. each 214x1Ov, Mr. Halahan, each lilo
Mr. Gardner each Las
lots on kutedge 81 81 n from bedford a., each 24x
ivl Nicholson Wells, each. !s ~
lots on kuedge s 245 n Lee Az, MIR stinson, ea ~
V Barnard -. 80 ............ ~. ~ :. lie
lot on Hooper st. ISL n from Lee ay 2i xlOO 10
lot adJoning:2lxlOO w Gardner ............... LOO
lot adjoining, 2ixllO Scholes s................ lUJ
lots, one gore on the corner OF Lee and Hooper ST
opposite Lee av church, Mr. Boyce, each. l4O
The New York herald., 1868-05-14
SALES At TIE NEW YORK sr,:x sycny,s.

Since Jan. L.. .sel, ,l4i, 500 s75l55,a5 ss5, 5,ll2
The New York herald., 1868-05-14

IT ERNEST ROTHs FURNITURE MANDATORY "a
N Bleecker street. near broadway farniture at greaa
Magnificent farlor Suits with aus
coored French satin brocatel +15 $500 2b and f250s
Paror Suits, covered barcloh for s76 x6b &io0
Dining Room Furniture --latest styeI Mattresses Mirrors
Bookcases, Writing Desks, &c cheap AL goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

e. To~rs Oct - Tobacco dull heavy; Lugs 81 75ds9
D.rk Leaf - s2 80. Black WrppeT 4d *l Medium and
Bright std- Fon improved demand at UNCHANGED prices
wheat havy a. YESTERDAY decline Prime and Choice Pail e0a
sni Red rd White +23G - 20 Cora srm at 81 o49tl To-
the Choice White
o.vyso oct 2--Four j. 10 good demand and the market !,
CHANGED. No Spring ~ l3d 90 80 for
Amber Wris.. 80 Dd- 10 IS Tor White S 59d u % Tor Douh
F,tr Wheat dull as Choice White Canada at - IS lld
private but known 20 be under 10
com qaiet 80 offered a. 81 o. without BUYERS OAis
nominal Barley quiet LpUske Canada held At ~ Dd ard
IA, yrrr 4l1l ahou sales Corn Meal a. 81 cat Mbeel
unchanged Shorts S22 ShTaa' s%GF2s aud hddlng" ~
prgy.ro o., n Four DALI sales O0 bills Western Spring Al
So 1 Spring CITY - 81 Rye nominal at - 20
wheat DOLL burers Offer ~ ~ for 80 Milwaukee hs about 81
,as 500 bust No Chicago Spring al - small ots No. MA
aaller CUba du sales 81 coo hutb No Weston Al
- oats quiet shade better: bush Western At 55ds
of d g. aisc Rye offered Al % 90 DO huye" "Aer
articles unchanged
tH,.ao OF l--Efrhauge SevYork fun With light supply
rrce, , uuctarseJ Flour ju' SprBg - 59nt5 -
2 o. fr no. 2 tlc Afternoon a. - Isl toTnNo N good b.
81 dsene of Hale 81 8 a2c No uutt a. soddic
Rejected leciur T6d1!c Oss n TAR demand Tor
- rrar 40 decline Of ga c a.! diJfc Rye quiet aud nrer
r tsd a. g. a,re 81 SUE O, No at : 660Sl ~
toaal lots ~ co. seller ali the month free NhsE nonf a.
Dan. Mess Pork sZ3dt29; DRY saIsd eh'u
Den steady Al uc Sugarpackd HaHs 49, Plan Mess b-e ql'
st 80 Iar! t.c Beef Cattle moderately seaSe al o.
cline of Odl5c Cunou Good Cows, - 50d - 90 % SIC
ts steers 90 Cool o. Strictly Choice Shlphg Dee'r ~
a.. Lys'H0gs dul sHdsuchanget ,,,,,,-, A.,
CS,yxri , g7-Iobsero quiet ard unchanged tWhissy hsI
There Mess Pork Lard in The market neon "
n b rt. ar nominal small 81 Prs Oh Lard al oi do
Nest Offering erce'is lt ~ ea sides 81 tc 70" Lou
a,oa held J d ivf Clear Bb aad i7ie Tor Clear
fr,rt, oct - rohaeeoSa ofis bids at fal iHep
~ Iat Cogrtr Sss Lsflt cd D. RAF WHISKY ires - u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER o. 1863.

In railway and financial circles In view OF the fact that
the stock now held English amounts TO from
s7OOoOo 10 sOOOOOO it is anticipated that the affairs
OF the Company aud the action of its stewards will be
soon brought before Court that cannot be swayed by
partisan or monetary appeals and that exact justice VIII
be awarded II they have overstepped their chartered
rights Alien holders Of stocks IL they feel aggreved,
can appeal to the Circuit Court the United States.
which Is the only Court in which they have standing and
from the welknown character OF Judges, the rregu-
ares or this corporation would receive thorough slit
Ing and II their acts show any irregularities OF manage
ment, the corporation will be placed in hands OF re-
cever in order TO protect the stockholders The English
stockholders have already made some movement toward
concerted movement to protect their interests, and this
last issue OF stock Will probably lead TO immediate
action as their investment is large that appeal
to the courts Is the only way for them to protect the
property. The domestic OF the stock power
less to act shown early the year upon the pre-
yous issues OF 100000 aud holders who had bought
thinking that road earning 4 100000 per annum would
certainly earn dividends and prove profitable invest
ment have sold out with runOus losses patiently
holding hoping for speculative advance to be made
in the future by its managers The alien owners now
ever, appeal TO a court closed to citizens
and from this alone any successful check be
put upon the directors of the road and the property res
cued from its impending bankruptcy
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive Of specie
from the port OF to foreign porte for the week
ending Oct. q, 1868. was $5,339,69i
The following shows the totals " the average OF the
leading items OF the PHILADELPHIA banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE Bonds OF THE UNoN PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY TO the amount Of Eighteen Mil
lion Dollars, have already been sold and they are
now in constant demand for home investment and on
foreign account They pay six per cent in gold
and run for thirty years At lO2 they yield he
tween eight and nine per cent 10 the investor aud n
soon ~ the issue is sold If not before they will
- = r..
doubtless command much higher rate. Az frst
mortgage the longest line Of railroad in this conn
try that is already earning more than it, interest La
biliies on its way business and which cost nearly
three times their amount the security Is undoubtcd.
Subscriptions will be received AT the Company Of
flee, No. 20 Nassau-st and by john J. Cisco y Son,
No 50 Wall-st New-York and 10y most oi the leading
bankers throughout the country. whcrca new paupn-
lot containing fnll description oi the road aud its
securities car be obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28
TUESDAY, Der. Up. n.


Gold opened at 134g sold at 13ls, closing at
1874 8Is4s The clearngs at the Gold Exchange Bank
were Sis 10000 and the balances $22623s 49, The bids
for gold opened at the Subeasury amounted TO 100000
The whole award of SOOOOO made to Cowng Johns
ton & Co. al 1SAT.
Governments opened steady with good demand from
investors Speculative operations are checked from the
extreme stringency Of money, but dealers are unwilling
70 sell any amount at present prices, anticipating sharp
investment demand after the payment OF interest com
mences next week The short interest continues heavy
and bonds are III demand for delivery. The transactions
In state bonds wero limited by the press for money and
bonds sold down. Tennessee 6's sold at Gs!a69i Nc"
bonds 6sl d6s3 Virginia 6s, SO North Caroilha Ne"
bonds 66d6sl; Missouri Go, 90 Railway bonds were
quiet; Pacific Mail declined 10 1914 Express shares were
lower At the close Pacific Mail sold at 1921!
Railway shares opened higher with less dspestou tq
press short sales The money srngency of the past ton
DAYS has caused weak holders to close out and stocks
have passed into the hands OF parties who are able to
hold them under all contingencies. Should further
break be made by the hears there is plenty Of money 70
buy stocks and short sellers at current prices are liable
70 a sharp upward reaction. Al the First Board the mar
ket was steady but after the call prices broke nom az
per cent Oh the general list 81 Paul stocks declined
per cent The money corner was worked with 50 much
vgor that brokers we're free sellers Ia money the
market continuing 10 be hammered by the bears Who
however, not sellers OF stocks ia large qHautuc
At the O'Clock Board Ncvlu Central sold 40 l22;
Reading 9si Toledo and wabash. 50; g. Pan % -
Paul Preferred g3 Fort Wayne 1905 Michigan southern
So; Cleveland and PITTSBURGH. s1 Toledo Ioit; Rock
Island, 1853 North-Wcstcm Common. "a Northwest
eru Preferred. So. After tine Board. Nrw-fork
Contral5 rallied ? per cent and the balance of
the market from idl per cent At the last open Board
prices were firm NcW-l orr Central sold al l2 Read
INK eGl Michigan Southern SO Nor'hWcstern Common.
sqI: Northwestern Preferred eot ST. Paul Common so
St Paul Preferred, ga AZ tie close prices were sus'
tanned the market closing steady. Tic day has been one
Of the most exciting ia thc history Of the street and
every effort was made bot Boy he press and 10y street
reports 10 produce panic. Government bonds closed
steady and active.
L. 6s 1851 Reg ia ei'U $500 Ca. new 651o0 d1oai
L. . g. lssl,Cou.l4i au5 l.. = 20 tou ~ 10 ono
a. : 500 Rcg....Igf e1r O. $50 con. ht 100 7llo.
L. > $40 Cou lI2y l1Is q. e. 100 i;rr..-.. dloi
L. s. $50 Cou c4 10. vIi0 O. f. 1910 loJi aI053
L. :. 500 COu. G5 ..ll'. all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-28

TIE CENrEM pACuI, RiUUotp is now beng
pushed forward with Unprecedented energy. 20 miles
having been added during the cuuent year and a
large portion 81 the remainder n graded. The way
business exceeds the present tacitcsoi the company
aud the earnings already average moro than THAN
QUARTER 90 4 MILLION ~ GOLD PR MpNItL
limited amount 81 the Company SIS p"i '''i b II-'
Mortgage Bouds principal and Interest 300 conn Vu'
I've disposed Of 1t lr} and accrued interest DO 'nr-
rcncy Coupons PAYABLE July and January. iu N"w-
York City For sale by banks, banker agents Tor
the loan. and by FISH a IlATCH.
BANKERS and Deaon 10 Government Securities
No D Nlssau-st.