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PERSONAL.

NV PERSON WHO WITNESSED THE RUNNING
"A over OF George White on the Eighth Avenue Railroad,
an Monday I'D ins by Is, will Please send their adj
dress 10 hs wes resdence Az West 1hrtyeghh
street.
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REMOVALS.

=, ,rtr,c INITIAL INSURANCE COMPANY, IN CON.
ncc nf no rc removed to i95 broadway, basement
~, ~ VIZ ~ TAOS. HALE. Secretary
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RELIGIoUs NOTICES.

(,oMRh9hTl0N TEMPLE ADATH JESHuRUN,
~ west hiy-nnth street, between seventh AMI Eghth
on Thanksgiving bay Thursday next, com
mcncng At " o'clock a. NJ sermon by Rev, Dr. EDnorn.
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A DoPTIoN.--A HEALTHY, INTELLIGENT AND
IN pleasant American female aged III years. can be had
adoption For particulars address box No. Post ohce
Stamford, Conn.
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.
II Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
and trains New ork Hudson River
roai ihirticth Tenth avenue aud VI 20 81.
$50 ami II T.. ", and via Harlem Railroad, Twenty.
sixth Fourth avenue, ~ A. NJ. and 81 Y. NJ.
The q r. NJ train VIA Hudson River will Sun
day
Sleeping attached TO and n r. VI. trains
Drawing room attached 70 aud III 80 A. ~ and 20
L. VI. trains.
WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT, Vice President.
TROY LISf.-FOR ALBANY AND TROY, FARE 81 50.
j The steamer VANDERBILT will run until the close of
NAVIGATION leaving pier a. SPRING street. North dver
every Monday, Wednesday aud Friday, att O'Clock T. N.
Freight received daily.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

T THK GREAT JONES STREET AUCTION MART,
IA ~ Great Jones street. between Broadway Bowery
BY JAMES JENKINS, Auctione.f,
This day at IL o'clock. Prompt
CATALOGUE.
The fast and well known bay mare Mary Taylor, 15s1
hands, old has troted In 49, show 2iU any day,
sound and kind
black Mare ISL high old, close to three
minutes and warranted sound and kind.
pair bay Mares 10 hands, and years old kind In all
harness. together with Brewster Phaeon Harness. Robes,
Blankets.
The fast pacing Horse Wyoming has paced the ice 49,
warranted sound and kind.
Aback Horse shands years old sound and kind, with
top Wagon aud Harness.
10 other WORK and family Horses description at sale; also
Robes, NC Sale positive rain or shine.
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THE TURF.


AT UNION COURSE, L. I.--TRoTTING. GREAT
THANKSGIVING THURSDAY, VIII III
-~S ''-'~' - WILLIAM SHAW, Proprietor.
FASHION COURSE, I. LarEoTTING wEpE % d,a,.,
h. Soys S ~ al Ssoss z match YEA a " owners
to drive three in five, to harness. ,,.
FASHION COURSE. -TRorrING THURSDAY, NOV. IS
gaS @ SRss E a SSsS
Second Iro stake and purse SsO9 whtson & & Sam;
s M Nary oJaaIEsasnE PTo a
FASHION coURsE.-TRorrING.- NOV q
4 at o'clock T. NJ MATCH Slccu p p A. y Ncrhorp, o.
harness. ''''' " = '''s s. s;cnasBHss Proprietor.
TJoBoKEN COURSE TRoTrING, THANKSGIVING
Day November e Purse and sass of @ s
ssdss Msss ssg1gs ,,rr,.
TINS RAJ Bay 70
Also another Purse seven entries Trottng win COM
SSgEsI T. H. mis
sTss IN ve a ass Mspessy M gsy wm
which + @ R1ss q Ss s.
n Blind se
sye in harness. Owners csshraa, owasf,s 5 spike
10y Vs. : '''''N : " WILLIAM SHAW, Proprietor.
yNAvERLEY PARK.-THANKSGIvING DAY, Nov %,
w ls68.-TROITIEG AND RUNNING hEEETlNG.-
Three Races-l 80 p. NJ, $3.50 r. N. and 80 p. NJ.
$3.50 IN PREMIUMS
SWEEPSTAKES. ss0O-s Fields enters b. g. shawhsgan;
f. Durham, b. ST George; j. Coyer enters blk Black
Crook; best in.5, in harness.
SWEEPSTAKES, $40JJ Collins enters b. Careless; F.
DeCamp enters s. McPherson J. woodruff enters g. m
Nellie Hocomb TO in harness against Fields b. Panic
to wagon, best 3 mo
pgasF sSofor Running HorsesE. peCsmp enters b. g.
G. m. Cinderella; one mile dashes, best 2in g.
Jersey Railroad trains from foot OF Cortand street at
IL 40 NJ and and p NJ returning the
Excursion Tickets so cents
Admission TO the Park, so cents
G. s. DENNIS,
Chairman of Committee.
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7 UNION COURSE L. I.-TRoTTISG. GREAT
~ Thanksgiving Entertainment, Thursday, November .o
Purse Match and Sweepstakes, with other races VIII
take place. See announcement In to-morrow's Herald
WILLIAM SHAW, Proprietor
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7 JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL'S
IN HORSE AUCTION MART,
III East Thirteenth street near Fourth avenue
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Gentlemen having private establishments which they wish
dispose those wishing purchase anything the
horse line win o their advantage give a call.
Our dealings almost exclusivey wr merchants and
business men, establishment Is conducted on the
principles which govern honorable peo
PIE In other branches OF trade.
Good stabling for horses ut private SALE
We the purchaser every horse that warranted
sound twenty-foIlr hours for trial.
Our down street, opposite the
olcc where register of Horses, Carriages, &C.,
public sales Liberal advances made every
ing in he hOr iue
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-
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
pAciFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coaPANY's
cAli fsRSia h NJ sll2iiSA. ,,.,o
THROUGH RATES, NEW YORK TO SAN FRANCISCO:
Outside. Inside. Second Cabin Storage.
Steamers Of the above line leave pier ~ North river foot Of
oanA' street. I" i r 9i;aST TI nai:as MONTH,
On ist, sth, 10Th and 2ih,
except when those days fall Sunday then the day
One hundred pounds baggage each adult, Medicine
Dec iHxRizoNA Captain Mauiy, connecting with COLO
S,ce,ner fieayn~ nee connects closely with steamer
GREAT REPUBLiC leaving San Francisco Jan. =, 1862 for
a@ tickets and ali further information apply at the
Company ticket office the wharf, foot OF Canal street.
y. X BABY, Agent
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS PIX PACIFIC NAIL STEAM.
pscenirr l. al ls H., from pier ~ North river.
Freight received until T. N; On aendsy N9ycmber 80
Freight agents Pacific Neil Steamship Co.
Jron HAVANA, slsAL AND VERA CRUZ.
IL New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line,
The elegant sllewhecl steamer SAN FRxNcIsco Captain
j. Deakcn will leave pier II East river Monday, Ncsem
f1.sseo sSS9a ss5 SqsGpey PSr tssn, or g,.ss
TINTED STATES NAIL 70 HAVANA.
~ ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing regularly every Thursday at O'Clock T. ~ precisely,
EAGLE, captain 81 r. Geenc....... November 2;
MURRO CASTLE, Capt. r. Adams, win Nassau. December
COLUMBIA, Captain T.. Van sice. ........ December 10
For freight or pas'oscagpy TO u,,rsov p,,.,,.n,
TExAs LINg-roR GALVESTON THE Al STEAMER
leave pier 90 East river Saturday. Nov. IS Apply TO e. H.
MALLORY CO.. l53 Maiden lane.
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A NswER2sOME IRON SAYS GRO WHOM? BECAUSE
"A OF s);-"Good for the hinkey pnckiesl and grate
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FURNITURE.
A MAGNIFICENT PARToR SUIT, COVERED BR0CA-
~ tel cost atO for 1900; one do R75; Pianoorte
$3.50 for Sas5; Paintings, Bronzes, Carpets Mirrors Eta
ceres, Chamber, Dining Room furntgc sacrifice; pro-
perry family leaving city. 81 West feenh ST. near sixth av
CARPETS AND FURNITURE SUP,
~ piled with Carpets, Furniture, bedding, Sc on eny
TERMS monthly payments taken great chance Tor house.
keepers. II. KELLY CO., corner Nv 81 ana 9th av
f,ARPETs FURNITURE. oTLcLorHs, BEDDING &C.
~ Payments taken ny the week or month, a. GkEEN
cos, lis Eighth avenues corner twentieth street.
GREAT BARGAINS IN FURNITURE AND CARPETS
" lam Offering the largest and choicest selection Of
Furniture and Carpets be found Ia the city NJ prices that
defy competition Quick sales and small prons All goods
warranted as represented. =
u. KELLY tsuccessor to N. 0'Farreln,
4s6 and as Eighth Boz 29 and 2 West 35h a.
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FASHION COURSE, L. L-TROTTING WEDNESDAY,
IL Noyemher q, at O'Clock r. NJ. match $50; w Loyeis
br m Lady Wells j. Chambers Hickory Jack owners
j. CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
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IMPRESS LINE,
IL For Washington and Georgetown d. G., and Acxau-
andrl, Va,
Sailing every "Wednesday and SATURDAY..
The enc sicanishia VIRGINIA, Captain Drew load
Ing u Eat aver, will sail Wednesday, Nov 10
atfP.M.
Freight taken lower lhan by any other line.
For freight or passage Apply 10 - -
JAMES HAND,
ll9 Wall street, OF South.
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pOsT OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NOTICE
The ais Tor Europe WIN be despatched from this Office
on Tuesd W Thursday and satrday CLOSING az ~ pS.?ss
noon, aud al stations and -, Il ~, G. and d. II 2Si
Also Oh Wcdnesisy notice OF the hour OF closing which
VIII be posted nj the aud the stations on Tues
day r. M ~ " wy JAMES KELLY, r NJ.
posr OFFICE NoTIcE.-THE MAILS FOR EI ROPE
day. Sh lust, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ and at the stations - fq
lows VIZ. "a and u, s:55; o. y and u, sA0i T. ana +,
oVoi and q al o'clock A. NJ
JAMES KELLY, Postmaster.
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CTEhM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
- BY CIkARD fHNE.
ALEPPO sasThursday, November 81
SAMAKIA sails Thursday, Dcccmbcr3
Cabin passage, $50, gold; stc.ragc, S2n, currency
For freight cabin passage Apply at No. Bowling Green
Fly T.. cuSARD.
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AT HENRy's CITY AUCTION MART, BROADWAY
IN aud Thrty-nin;h sree.-Publc sale this day, at IL
O'clock Horses. Carriages sleishs Harness. Bells Robes
Blankets, &c. Among the horses viii be pair bays, l5m
high aud old sound and kind In all harness
also half too phaeton but little used and double Harness
brown family coupe Horse, 10 hands, sound and
quiet; black Horse, l5. hands, years old; top Wagon
Harness. sorre Horse Is hands, Stylish sound and
kind sorre Pony, IL hands HIGH guet also Wagon
and Harness, been used all summer by chdreE also line
Wednesday aud Saturday. No posponement account Of
weather. Coupe and three close Coaches at private SALE
Everything for riding always hand at private
alle
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

DOR sALE-Jusr FROM THE COUNTRY, A TEAM
of steel gray Mares Is hands high, years old Gloss
match and very stylish drivers; al sound and kind; on
saddle Pony, hands high Yeas old very gentle to rid
and drive has been ridden BY girl twelve years old ana al
sound and very geatle.
A top buggy Wagon Wood Brothers make; Pole and
Shafts, and i OF covered double Harness.
TO be ia OF 20 Fulton street, Brooklyn, a
GRANTS Stable.
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THOMAS coNNoR,
GEORGE McGRATH,
MICHAEL NORTON,
Committee on Wharves, Piers aud Slips.

iNENTRAL MARKET, BROADWAY, FORTY. GaTH
~ Seventh avenue, will be opened for busness
on Saturday mornn 49, and every day and Sat
urday night thereafter Of the stands being already
ing must apply at once.
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CoAsTyyTsE STEAMSHIPS.
NOR KEY WEST, HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS
~ Ieanlar lIuliel otalca Mnll Line.

LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-SoUrHERN LINE.
L. The AL steamer GULF STREAM, Captain Spencer will
be despatched on Saturday, November IS at 3P. NJ from
pier 20 East river.
Freight received for Indianoa, Lavacca and Brazos.
Freight received a. through for ST. Louis Mobile and
Galveston. For freight or passage apply to
O. II. MALLORY & CO., Agents, ID; Maiden lane.
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Al PRIVATE SALE.
n JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL,
lie East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue.
Two very tine top Wagons.
One very tine basket pony Phaeton, with rumble seal,
trimmed with
Two tine pony Phaetons. -
Two very tine Portland Seghs Blankets Robess sleign
Bells, &c.
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NATIONAL LINE
~ The steamship ENGLAND ThomPson will leave satur
day, November 2S at T, NJ, from pier ~ North river
Passage liverpool Queenstown Cabin $lc0; steer
age, $50, currency Stecrage tickets from Liverpool or
Queenstown, 1897, currency.
Apply at the Office of the company. 80 Broadway.
r. W. j. HURST, Manager.
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sArrRpAY,S wEATHEG RgPORr-sa N.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF Ssw.YORE......Nov 3d.. CLEARED.
Steamships FraHeoH PortlaSe GeraaaA Hamburg Anso
shps-Anus Small Francisco Eoy. Liverpool Re
Barts-Laar Phldspha speedwe Csd, Tulane MoOtevdOs,
BHshi. Bay B.; Nuet PHILADELPHIA Marie Gibraltar
ard Geneva Rio, Antwerp; ~ 49,. s.,
Gosh B,nIsr Para; TAma NewAvsn Clara woOhOU Browne
VILE T. Golden City ST John, Antigua.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cit, Of Boston Roske Liverpool 49, mise and
steamship ALASKA Gray AsFiawa So' p Hise pass and treasure
sesmsap saratora ae1sosr Soro and
stip Ellen coodspeed Preble Bath Nov ~ tallssl
Bark q. W. Roosevelt, Harinaa, Cads 81 dlys mi'e
Big Ei.aA Sumner. lilo JaDero 10 DAYS coffee.
scHoosxRs-RIvEK ASH ooAsrwnI
Lewis Edwards GeorssO~nsC Z Saaaes Little Rive. G
Emma Georgetown. s. {. C4asa, NilniE rton n. G.
Conservative jacksonville Breeze, Jsc-Sonyihe
Casneslor New Haven. wm. CApe, boston
RIward Ladsey Hew.IIavsn Cossroodore Kearney. Cas
Harriet ard sarah NsNHsvea Apologize, sewha'sH
Franklin, Connecticut ElSst. Capta, Portland, c.
Nry Fall RIVER Adel. chip Ha,bOr n
d Williams Rockland General Bsufs. Bangor.
NJ. L. Stro1t Providence John Cool, Negbarghi
SPOKEN
Steamships George Cromwell sherman Champion Alabama 're s.'
Jacao Nov 29-by steamship ALASKA
steamship Henry ca.uncsy Nov !; in lat s9ts; lon 7a'5
steamship City 81 Balurnee New 20 IN lat s3O Ion ~ ~
Bark Thomas Dallsti Oct -, 10 is. ass $, lOa 3S1
DISASTERS.
The stesmsh? Coneords from NewOean Tor Boston Tor Who"
felt arrived yueys Sound today -hsr
size anchored 70 At ala from Boston s hang broken ser shan an.
her nohsard under sail alone The steamer Charles Pearson hAa
len Bosion to TOW Der to that port
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Nov 0-Arrysl steamship George Appod from BATH
bark Gan EdeH from Cat bnS Philip Laabee non George
FORTRESS MONROE ooP.sed up 3amor- brig Alfred
Jaacs senots to the Medsnsaa Romance from Baltimore O
SiyssAi 'ehr. Jackson, for san Bias o.
City both roa Sexierk Sailed steamship United States fSshs~
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuEES.rovS Nov % Arrived steamship Etns from New lerl
sosrHAxprs Nov % Arrivea steamship Neser IRON ks~isA
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Real estate in some pOrtions of

Real estate in some portions OF boston may y,
be said 10 he particularly lively Just now, whole blocks OF
buildings in the Churcst district being In motion Inc
Boston Irdpeer thus describes the WORK goa Oh S IRA
Where block IL to he moved 10 IL raised clear VI s
base tnbers or ways placed under IL that run
the front 10 the rear and the building is SET uoWn m W
ways again somewhat vessel Is III then ieiaims W
slide the block The power gained from 70 or W
against the bank In front where the slde"ak MAS anu
the other end against the framewok VII
snnports the house. AT each stands man WIN
bar and uniformity each man ~ given
his oDe-quarter round lnen rs,, i,Ia
changes his bar another hole In the scrcw
and AT another signal gives another turn. so, niue ny
little the whole back at the rate or nve 10 eht
feet aay" The about dozen docks are 20 ne
thus moved back raised and when the street mas peeh
built, restored to their old position.
Hundreds of Northern men need homes, and
the south needs their enterprise little ready cash VIII
now secure land In the SOUTH The following paragraph
youched for by responsible correspondent, ~ now GOING
the rounds OF the press "a plantation IN MrsisSipp
winch cost about years SOOOO sold lately IL 10
said for the insignificant sum OF S26Y.
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~ +: 4: VIZ sSs Si: Si
9si o. oss arm 7a75e Rye nominal Mes. Pes eal at ss
Sss: i: 81 r' . e. Ga s sf; l'i0' Shoulder S
s'i as % Amber 10; WV
No. Cab g. a as s Ss claS
81 a. bush c.ssi. g. csSss choice
sS.sssd Up Lake cas.Ss =. o.
Albany Sse Lake Inp0sSoOoo Wheat 10000 bash Corn
fcssDo Nov '-re.r q.lss w1ss.ss Whit. .a,,.eeS 2
a:: a q; s s r.: :ssss
bush Sys S Ss I'LL. S'sy S So bush. ss
10 600 bush BARLEY 900 bush rye los 900 oa. Pea.
gss sS sG. = ss 3d. 80 s "a S
Sa. Ne 70 NJ e Ss.s G nab c r. 81 sss S
Canada 81 Whit s o'1; Vs. ssaS "a, 10 rs Sssn
Ssa - about ss held at e 's. one cargo 70 .,s
c.s,as !. AZ Port sSa Lard s Hshwnss 81 o. oasrsd 81
slsd :, 81 Do a. "a, y,mu,
wheat asi.t No T. Corn quiet New Ear a.. good
s.gs@a sssss BY: s s e, Y Wb B,y su and
Bar Me- Meat; sr@ c.: .' s as' q
god ssn.ss md s e." S a. | "a
i Kettle Dressed Hosssrm at ssSss % gross 0'' '"
csscsso Nov Hs.esause on S.wYori a lie per cent
premium selling rour.sphog EIsfi' veal 81 aIsI g. No.
s 81 lfs b. :.:' s; Ts
lac ale. df no Rejected 43i5c Rye quiet aud
hmer, 81 ~ No lat 81 T. Barley easier p
visions Meas Pork S20S 80 cash and Szo ~ sse
February Extra Prime SD ard Sodeia'ey
l3l0I[ie Picked Hsms HE Hams Wic sno' no ,
Dies ll6tc pose Shoulders 1c Dressed HOGS 1rm az H.
stsady SO 306S6 5 Fair 70 5000 90 o
GsT 49, Extra Choice Smooth 81 +59t IS Receipts or Two
bhla 900 hush Wheat 40 900 bnsh Corn IoD oun
Oats BUSH 500 Live Hogs snpmens
bush. Wheat 6 oOl bush Corn 4o0 ousn
bush. Rye 1900 bush Barley $500 Live Hogs
Lous Nov afobacco in good demand at unchanged Ss
l snperfne s50S5 62t; Extra SIS 1906 23 Double hia
f70Ss Wheat arner but slows sales at S &@Si % r rme
Choice Pa Red Corn dull and dectnirg; sales A. 0U'Zfc
the business small; Dry Sailed shoulders sad Clear sides
9i6l3c; picked Hams HE BscoB-Oh Clear SIDES
iic; 0d Canssed Hams Isle Laribe busness was
arm higher Light Heavy so 7os7 So Catlnferor asS
dull seas Fair to Prime ard Cbo % %
DS4 50D SIS J Extra SbG 80 So gross sheep - oVVr ~
10 Extra Receipts bills Four 1900, bush wheat
1900 hush i2oco bush ostsI 1908 BUSH Barley o' bush
Rye 400 Live Hogs =. a,
Mrspmn Tenn Nor quiet a. 22ie23e receipts, sn
bales' exports ls bales Flour nominal Cora 5V01c Das &
sA Lard Bacon dali Shoulders lie Nc"
Clear Sides l8c
LouisvLLE Nov Tobaeco-Te business small Lngs to
Medium Leaf s50S3 Is; Missouri No % 10 Cotton
Flour IS 6,DSl 3d. Oats, oS1Soc Vorn
sod55c. Rye sl 3JOSl Is. Whisky nominal 49,, -,
Rour duland unchanged wheat unse,.'so
,es Of No. D. and No at 81 IL Oats s,esdyi sales Of no
Corn auiet; sales II BE Rye uneHans barrl
uonias Of No at so Rec.pL to-asylo0 sSs roor
Wheat 1900 bush Oas ZOO bush Corn shipments
800 hbs Flour, 3JOOO bush Wheat
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKBT-Nov 81
active, without MATERIAL
Y sise Extra 9l for few Choice ,1oe lor f1
Good saS y h Sheep fair demand sales
10000 At Sd1ie. v II gos~ Hogs lower ~s' 0 ''V Wv W.
ell Is v csI net
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The following are william Heath Cos Last quotations

Money is easy at sal per cent call, TO brokers.
Government dealers however, have large amounts left
at per cent AT the close OF business, money was In
more demand lenders able supply their needs
at legal rates.
Sterling Exchange Is firm at 1niauons London,
90 days. 1901 alO0t; London sight ugsa ono Paris long,
617ta51C1 Paris, short 6l595l83; Antwerp 52OG517I
swiss, 52Oa5l7B; Hamburg, a6 Amsterdam. 4a4Ii;
Frankfort 4OE0A; Bremen, 7sia7sI BelllD, i07Is
In Freighs Liverpool 600 bales Cotton al GlC02d,
and by steamer, 1900 bales Cotton at fald 1000 bush
Wheat at CID, and 20 tuDs Bacon at sos i5s TO Gs-
gov, by steamer 1900 bush. Wheat at I'd
The Auditor Of the state of Ohio replies TO inquiry
from the Underwriters OF Cincinnati that under the Ohio
Insurance Law the brokers OF OHIO cannot legally
act business for any company whose charter held under
authority of any other State The Auditor adds: "a
company and It's agents attempting TO do an insurance
business in this State contrary 10 law must be exceed
iugy reckless duty moral honesty aud fair dealing
"a they not only perpetrate mean fraud upon the law
hut practice mschievous deception and fraud upon the
insured a. the contract policy Issued in such
stances being against the law is void and the parties
srnnosine themselves insured will lose the premiums
,bev nav and find themselves unable 10 enforce their
polices In case OF loss"
The ccember coupons OF the West Shore Hudson River
Rotroad COMPANY will be paid in gold at the COmpanys
Office on and after this date
It's said that the Milwaukee and ST. Paul Road propose
making scrip dividend OF u cent on tho preferred
stock.
The earnings Of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
for the third week IN November were;
,ees slos 900 1867 ~ $lIl.267 Decrease. s3'07'
The tunnage over the Morris and Essex Railroad foi
the ten months ending oct 81 1885, 1867, and 1905 was'
~
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per CIHa, Pss~is, ana hairodal n.
No, -r7 bush Wheat ri 2 bush Corn t9 ~ bach os
., ola h R,c "a ga bu. barney bush Grass Seed 800 buAh
Beans hba Meal 40 bags Corn Meal ~ oas s ~
-Four COL bhl. Flour tSI bags fnur ~" osss .coI ~
b Refined Petroleum IA bhh spirits nrPsn
tpe 10 bb Crude Turpontne 25 bb Tar 9tJ bos Eosn o
h porI 0gI uks. Beef Cut Meats ga pkgs Lad 10
irg Lard Lb. Ahes o2 pg. Steam aBsi gAss nI ,
ss 1hss ia nIg Tov 5J bills Lard on lSJ pkgA Dried fru1
on "a bL Copper Copper 4s4 bbls h
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
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accounting by the defendants for receiver for an IN
Junction. and for the removal of the guilty directorr
On this complaint Judge Peckham has issued an oruer
cause why the directors should not pe sus,
why "a should not be appointed anu
an fOrbddDg the Issue OF stock, requiring inc
books to bo submitted to the plaintiff, ana ue moy -
except such may DO required for ordinary
TO be deposited or paid to the receiver ana also that
show why they be not restrained from
commencing any further actions: Ihese o'ueiS"
returnable at Albany on Monday next