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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


TRIBUNE
% % J19 o G9 ROD W d,m,a c VICE eco s
for Double RItrs Wheat better demand sales II 800 bush No
Corn quiet sales 900 bub MId Western at 81 25 Corn Meal
SO per Railroad tresLta FouTo Boson, 81 oi to New
BrprAIo jan 2Plolr dull aad small sales unchanged ras
Wheat nadyei sales 900 bush No spdrg 4 TO- Corn yery
4II2 Oats nominal Western store Rye reelected
esy V' sad AZ G & Iar sm 49, Dressed IL I1 .e e
o. head at a;d9c weight Barley nOnala rs for Cana
2 2 as r jan 3 ND: At o price. Ing
SGtse Lard ~ di2e for Nes and llie for OLD Mess PorE
ne Cotton. IS, aisie Whisky nominal
Flour ~ - 10 s' S aa 9io o Ela %,
s IO3 for No Oats quiet a Gc Corn dg at aec Rye
0y 81 90 Dressed Hogs lm az ~ 2jua8 o. ReceltslO0
SS spst 1900 bush Wheat shpmens-2eoo bbl Flour 1908
p ST. d0g Jan Tob.eco active and unchanged Cotton quiet
Winter Red ia a ~ ' Winter r w S d's e "I csm h5
ana oats weak Al 6a7oc Rye unchanged Bar
Z Bacon aG l1is i a SsS S1
leIs na ae for Clear Sides Plain Hams, l2dl3 sugared
T ie Lar d s% z. 1aa' Reep2od Lb Flour 200
MEsra' jan ssceon excited Mlddlng I1aI9lc Family
Flour f% o Mess po5saMsrte bare Bacon scaca sides ioa
tlycSS11 Jan afar and Wheat unchanged Com dull and
RTe esIv at 81 ga S @ '3 Bs Sls oats qae, at &c @ no
and ~ 10 for sPhos STAT Cotton active higher sses adding
am Lard firm and IN demand at l gksf was asked but te vas
TOLEDO Jan 2fou quiet Wheat advanced It. sales Of Amber
o. ION es1Iea s sA,' 81 New :, $685. Oats held eie
as825 t' 'lu''' ~ g ~
NEwORLE.Ss Jan 2S-Coon active and advanced ie milling,
idl'ic sales $500 bales receipts 100 bales exports 2 bass
Sugar quiet; Common 0dl0c Far Rdl2lc Prime IJal3lc
Moasses tTm Common aB06lc Choice 3Q80c
tne Double Extra $40 25a 40 75 Treble Do 5Od s3 So
Osts dn and unchanged Bran 81 80 Hay 81 ~ G White
c Yellow f Pork inactive and unchanged Bacon Lard I'M
changed STERLING Exchange 9dl52 Newiork Sight EIehange
MARKETS bare sale.
hddhng lbtal63c receipts bales; the market closed finn
WILMINGTON Jan &spirs Turpeniine firm Rosn adj.
J0!e for hiddlingi Tar, at 81 b5 "
s1y.ss. e Jan cotcn ,e.e bot the light restrict,
do Mdding, l6ie. 49, 1907 ''P''' '''
CHanLRsroS &c Jan 4Coton quiet myers are holding of;
ta r o Ds h1aohIg LaIHc receipts, 1880 bales
$40 70 Wheat DOLL snd opened decline 2d which was re-
covered ana closed at S2Olat20 for Nc q other
nsr b SE. moderately a active At decline ofalie cs
and advanced say sales al % l0a o. m No. and 90 10 By
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THE STATE or Trade

GRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE

ATLANTIC TEIEGRArn TRiurxE
LoypOS, Jan 25Aheruoor fof money the
92t United States FiteTwerty bond. Rail-
shares, &C. Ehe Railway shares si Atlantic
consolidated bonds. q
FR4NKFohr Jan. 25Anerloou-Uud S,a,es eTwenes hr
the issue Of 1902, ~.
up 900 bales The following closing gices MGng Up
lands 7}Q7d Mllmg Orleans. o18 Corr g r Mixed West
ern. To- 6r White California Milwaukee Red 10 70.
Barley SO perCO 70 for American ots 3 for American. Peas,
iG6 or Canadian Flour Tor Western Beef 1901 fr Wilter.
Cured Ers Prime Mess Pork dali e ~ New Eastern Prime Mess
Lard steady az 81 iof Fo American Cheese 80 o The highest
range Fine Bacon, 30 CamllIald Cut No y Dutch
STANDARD Sugar a Rosia. ston II
Fine Pale Taow, - or American. Spirits TureItle. 20
per Petroleum. p for RileL Coyeee lf r 40 AneIi
can Red
LoyDov Jan 25-Aner8oon-wlae Oh. R9G Ter 22 gallons
Sperm OIL RlO Lneed OIL &3j lO per Lasesl
Cakes 30 e. per ua for Thin Oboag.
ASTwgRr Jan. 25-Aner.ooaPeuoeam SO francs m Standard
White
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK.

CLEARED.
Steamship pereire (Fr Duchesue iIavre G. Mackenzie
steamship Santiago lie Cuba Smith GJtoxn Me- North American
Steamship Go.
Steamship Victor. Gates NewOrleaas C. H. Mallory Co.
Steamship Geo Cromwell Vail New Orleans H. b. Cromwell Co
Steamship Montgomery LIONS Savannah. r. Lowdcn.
Steamship san Salvador, Nckerson Savannah Garrison Allen
Steamship Saragossa tTOwel. Charleston, A. Leary.
Steamship Charleston Berry Charleston Morgan Co
Steamship Rehecca Clyde Chichester. Wilmington C. J. Hand
sS,amship kNbl Niekenon, Newborn, Murray Ferris Co
Steamship laroo Hodges, Norfolk. ~ H. McCready Co.
Steamship lliiteFas Couch. Norfolk City Point Richmond L.
McCready Co.
Steamship Worcester. Graham. Baltimore c. W. Pervcr
Steamship Francona Sherwood, Portland. j. r. Ames
Steamship Nercus, Belrse Boston w. r. CLYDE
AcushDet Kelly, New. Bedford Pergusou
dell
steamship city Port Prince Jackson Savannah Murray
Ship Sir Harry Parks tBrl Chapman. London, A. Wiley.
Bark tmai NoFwl EVenson Londonderry Funeh Melneke
Wendt
Bari Iorena HIchbom, Havana, r. p. Buck L Go.
BARI star Mug, Anderson, MaTscles, James IIenry.
Brg All NOW) eyerah Cork Falmouth fog orders H. '" w.
Edye.
Brig A. r. Dunlop (Brl Dunlop Barbados Jones Tough
Brig Elizabeth Ames Mobile a. a. Young Il Co. . ,
sehr Cyrus Foe, Harding, St. Domingo aud AtaNei Mier
IIonghton.
schr adelaide Orb Taylor Thomas Pension Co;
sehr Thomas Jefferson Chase Havana, Collins Powell
hehr Right Bower, Rogers. Galveston, q. o. Young Co
schr James Nen Cavalier. jacksonville Van Brnnt Sagh
Schr John, jones' Wilmington ~ G.. Il. :. Powell .
schr J. " Rapp Carl, Richmond Va, Van Brnnt Saght
schr u w Alston, Cummings, Baltimore. b. j. Wenberg
schL w T. Merchant Kenny Gloucester j. A. Stetson Co
sehr George aud Albert Mcdonald Boston, q !" Hatch
schr Uncle Joe, Homer New.lIayen, NJ Briggs Co.
United States steamer Hugh Mccullough Mer"an from cruise
steamship Wilmington Cole JAN IS with md'e and pass
10 Williams Guion
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aTs FROM SEPT. !, 1867, TO DATE.
, SIT. /, 1867, TO DATE.
CT. Britain O.ller

DUMMIES are a trihe better Bags quoted at 183c.
aud Cloth at igi ROC; We have no sales TO report
HOPS-There has been moderate business doing dur
ing the day previous prices2O0iOG00c as to quality
and growth.
HEMP-No change in any kind; the market is firm but
quiet we quote Manila at Oac gold and Jue at SIPS do
HlDEs-Dry have been quiet during the week at full
prices There mas been advance OF 10. b on most
Kinds. Upper Leather stock has been inquired for at
nrmer prces Wet Sailed have been active request at
except private The market to-day steady
with sales Of 1900 Dry BuenOs Ayres, % 3D. at 20c gold
ana 700 City Steers 70 %, at llc currency. We quote
IN gold, follows: Dry Hidcs-BuenOs Ayrcs 1gb u20c;
Buenos Ayres 9ic MODteyideo &c., Rio Grande, Isle
DfinOcO, loc; California 18alSic; Porto CabcO, 4d181c
vera Cruz, l50l53c; TamplcO, 5u 5hc MaamOros l5ad
yCc san Juan and Central America l5ul53c; MaracaibO,
1S1l5c BOgOta 15a16c RIO Hache, dry and dry sailed
12al2tc savanla and Carthagena 12ai3c Curacao dry
sailed, HAZE; ST. Domingo and Port Plat, dry
sacd lal2c Southern IG 20c, currency Dry Sailed
laes-haIacaibo, llal2c; Maranhan, liz l2sc.; Per
nhinDuco, llal2tci IampicO and MatamOrOs, 13d3kc;
babla llkal2c.; Chilli, Hai5c WctSaltcd udcs-BuenOs
Ayres %, lO1 llc Rio Grandc. 10, i0J dic; CaOr-
ma, ID lOsulOsc; Para y D. 1O9 dlic; Country Saugh-
YER rn ana cured, li4l2c; City Slaughter OK cured,
1Wanc. city Slaughter. Cow, cured 1Ol0Ilc. Upper
htner stock BuenOs AyTes and Rio Grande Kip. 22c.
East India StOck-Calcutta Slaughter, Cow y ~ i1l5c;
Salceta Dead Green, Cow, d, i2salSc; Calcutta Buf.
HEk-HemlOck Sole has been In active demand
,s iaiEs buyers have been operating Eastern or.
m oo,y no change receipts from the anneres foot
Oak p3e sides for the week the stock is diminished
active" Las1hs as last light weights scarce and
sailed OooG IRE doll We quote Oak Slaughter and
<0Msnc SG soc OAK Slaughter and sated good heavy
eronyed lotns hSht, cropped, lOal3c. Oak, middle
lock Buen"s a. OAK bellies cropped 2Oa22c.; Hem
Bnenos Ayres &c &C. So good light 25a2eic Hemock,
fon Ayies &e good heavy aSa2sc Icmloch ~eii'
49, o"V' "k"' "a 02Sic.i HemlOck, California good
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srArr o, vsuyeak n.nn pnr.n1n.1 AlgAsr segI Z Il6

STATE NEw-yoak DEPARTHESr ALBANY sept = I"L
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter
IN lgl Laws Of 1851 t The circulating r9;es 'a' 70 e
cation located the City Of NewYok viii be Tesae1 r "a
senaon THE NATIONAL MECHANICS AND FAhhEho BAN
OF ALBANY in the City Albany for six years from The oAs Aeso
and rot thereafter. ,-......a
Aforesaid within years from the dite heIeo ana a h'ss
shall Re presented or redemption and payment "thn nc Ae S
specified will TO be charge upon the securities III the nA u ~
20 iawCmM g. W. SCHUYLER Superintendent
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM GLASGOW AND MOvILLB Jan. 26-In steamship United
kngiom-Mr and Mr. salmon M and MIS- Barlow and child George
Coles Mr. and Mrs. Miller Z. C.Pcntleton Joseph Muey
FROM SAVANNAH. Jan 25In steamship Leo-Mr c. b. Bacon
Henry May Capt Chandler Mss Terry Julian Meyers L. FIed
FROM NEW ORLEANS Jan 2In steamship George Washington
CtmI bell Mr. and Mrs f. Well Miss Nellie Cman H. Ireland
oiher Gobel L. Magoa C. BaAIe H. Garlee F. ST. Germaiu
q. Sch0ne g. Richie, O. LoeHer
FROM CHARLESTON Jan. 2In steamship ChamIon-Henry
Morgan Julius Ceer John Knox Mrs Mechanics Jacob
d. Mauro jacob Watts NJ John Frasher b.
Samuel Thompson James Ashley, Ekwar Hunt Jacob Kent aud
others 10 the sIeerage.
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Sabinss 3anks.

BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
1D No 231 BROADWAY ENTRANCE on PARk'PbACE;
The Trustees Of this Institution have directed that Interest on ae
entitled thereto for the months ending December 81 at le rate u SIX
per exceeding O and cent over
3 free from Government taxi shall De paid and AFTER MONDAY
Jan. 90 1863 FRANCIS p. SCHOALS, President
WADE D. WoRRALI, Secretary PGTgn CuaNiaG Accountant
NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, Eightl-ave.,
~ cor oFourteenhSIX FER CENT INTEREST free Of
paid from IS to IS GEO. Deposits made before Peb
sin draw interest from Feb l. r. H. MACLAl President.
X. H. Bull, Secretary. s. 5. CONSTANT Vice-Presient
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financial.
nES MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD CO.'S

First MORTGAGE EIGHT PER CENT BONDS FOR SALE
TOTAL 'S<oi"''
These Bonds are f and only Mortgage completed Railroad
Ie2 miles in length running from Des hon the Capital Of
Iowa II. ,pce Of e entire issue 26s Bonds Of 4 ooO EACH
now offered on favorable terms
The oitr have sold over million dollars Of these Bonis At par
70 parties investing for estates and to Capitalists The PRINCIPAL Of these
Bonds can be registered payable to the holder
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR BREST AND HAvRR-In steamship Pcrelre, jan %
James ien9rn Ses-loIl Mr a5a 4rs = :; lowell B B
Coles ioslen n T. Mr and NJ George W Carleton Mis- g
whese, SsSYor hs9eT Gn Ere saaj Ea',a THoT Mrs
Boston, Mr. NJ Gimei daughter anl maid servant Ne0iork
Capt HetV Iearou Granwe Mass Anet Nosa hs Aolea
SeFiok; Afd enough, Tdton Boston, d. OSalylo James
Russell Neal ok Ogsran Par bns Bourgoe MrA Boargoe
William Fikenaa, G. Bmeseuau Eea. YORK; Joseph Cotton
Charleston AlSph Sasan SsufgrA Mr' f,iaG g FsFd
M Man p rssier ciregat ob,o. v de- po,e YeTYers: Mr
Mary r. Yuceat Chicago. III Mrs Gaioi NeV-iorEi NJ
lorS Mr. Msry FateT Aautl ca Mr. L. Kom Neslork Mr.
phouse Blurs Boston Mass M Prb,ug Mr. Ubai Selma
Thomas Allen M Anca Havana Cuba Mr T. s Thomas Albany
~ Mr. Theodore jones' Brooklyu Mr William West IobOkeu
ron SAvtNNA Jan ej-I steamship Montgomcry-Nss C.
ley , l. Walter, A. Stahocigdt g. Dgysa R Sfia " d. j. Nj,
and chren Skies H. Higgins, Mr. and Mrs r. gberi aud % in
FoR ST JiGo CUBA 25n steamship Of the South
L. Caho John Tabu, VIM TTeerue George and
Fernando FguFedo T. Aa4o. TORIES Miss bgrt hose y \.
loangs D. AerteTs g. W Fabene Peter hpek Joseph Bad
FOR LIVERPOOL jan 25-p steamship City Boson-James H.
Golden Alexander Anderson James sgkey, W G. Gouch H. Crg
man H. p Cooper York Miss Stein, Miss Wilson M and MISC.
A. Long ST. Louis II. A. Frazer
Mrs Lewis Beach. Mrs Davidson aud Mr. and Mr. C. Waterway,
B. A. warlel W sken, Miss r. Giviag Mrs Ritehie, Miss Az
aud son, s. G. Merritt Alfred Pirklou.e
FOR LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW jan 25a steamship Europa
Capt Chandler Lverroo Rev W j. Brown. Armagh; Andrew
p Parsou Nashville Capt Baiersby Glasgow John Roberts John
Es Rush Cts S w n S iT SeS1 I III pist All
philadelphia MIR TOWNSEND David McLaren j. Chawman Capt
Lieohn, Newlork Hugh aud Mary Waters Philadelphia and "a in
FoR SAVANNAH Jan 25In steamship San Savalor- Clay Ca
@ Aysoaeh j. H. Garvey Mrs Marion and Miss Dcane VIM Ne
earthly Vim Howell Geo wheaey Mrs G. Glover and laughter
Joel Kelly, stephen Clifford. j. Mccarthy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27

sample Tyions lmer Standard Ness PORK, s2o Straight p Pli
$50 90 Lard ~ 2tc for good 20 choice Sei
Meats dull Hams lI3dl2c packed Bulk Meats very quiet sho
10 loose. Green Meats quiet and unchanged Dressed ~
al STd Is light aud heavy Live Hogs steady at - 20 70
for good Beef Cattle moderately active AZ r w.,
for good Receiuts3500 bbs Flour lBNn hus " lest
10000 hush Corn 26o1O bush Oats 5000 dressed hos' -
Hogs Slpmeuts-2901 hbs Flour 300 bush Wheat --v' DuaH
Corn, 1900 Dressed Hogs, 1900 Live Hogs.
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7. ], 1867, TO DATE.

FIsHTle market for all kinds Is inactive but prices
eylnce lImness Lave no sales, except III the retail
way sif az 10 for No Noss.cbrsctts shore: S77
en- 20 for No Bay ~ 50dSl3 for No do. 81 5Ods 25
fer No medium and large; Herring at 40045c = box
for Sealed aud 21o2jc. Tor No. j.
FEATHERS-Not the slightest change is noticeable in
this line. We quote prime tennessee at Sc, and Old
Western at jd9Uc v 10.
GRAiN~Whcat during the past week has been in limit
ed demand G ed lot enough has been done TO establish
values but holders generally have shown very little de
SELL view of The diminished stock tie favorable
European news and prospect OF lower fclgns Tort
night hence. From tie Western part Of this State
Learn that THEN stocks Of wheat gradually becoming
smaller prices very high their local wants being
that they really have surplus for the seabOard We
learn from the Upper Lake ports that they adding
daily TO Their stocks and find them larger than at this
period last year prom the Southwest We have very
fieting reports regards the appearance Of Winter
Wheat. IN some sections II promises far better than IN
others the whole the prospect good hence
farmers are not inclined 10 part with what little surplus
MILF i'm that part Of the country are idle Holders Of
stocks Of this description everywhere much reduced
Prices OF Spring have been very uncertain ana dealers
the market has been moderately active holders not being
disposed TO offer freely The demand j. from milers
sales Of 1900 bush nj s. 20 for No Chicago Spring de-
lyered q 65 for Amber jersey ana y ~ lOr
White Canadian . Barley has been ins steady
demand ; sales of 1900 bush, private terms
Barley Ealt been in moderate demand but closes in
active with sales Oats have been quite active though
at variable and lower prices; sales Of 5000 bush at c
IN store for Western ana &c., ahOat ONO al c, aOat
Rye has been very quiet indeed sales OF only 600 bush OF
State at 7 Indian Corn has been IN good requetcty
FOR export but with liberal arrivals ana great scarcity
for freight prices have declined, and close lower,
under unayOable foreign and large receipts there
sales Of $1,000 bush ~ 81 al 81 delivered Tor New West
ern Mixed Old do 81 81 a 49, in store White Western az
VI 2 Jersey Yellow at 81 2J Southern Yellow NJ 81 p,
Ind Straw ColOred White Tennessee at 81 25as1 q.
EXPORTS FROM sEPT. ], 1867, TO DATE.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Jan. $4,000 sacks Flour, $3.50 bbls Flour $40 DDls,
Whisky 200 bbls Corn Meal 1850 sacks Corn Meal Ivy
bush Wheat 669 bush Corn 1850 bush oats Sy 500
Malt pkgs Ashes, 2i9 pkgs. Beef 500 ibis I9rh o9'
pkgs. Cut Meats, 1920 pRgs Lard, 1852 Dressed oss'
1852 bbs Petroleum. 1460 pkgs Butter i4 pigs Cecse'
l43 bbls. Eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27

elan since 1861 asst was ia 1867 In S rfg 5dc to the pro
tbere was an average loss on the "ho0
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LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.
For the week ending January % 127 cars OF cattle =
hoes a sheen horses Total cars OF BLUM
for the week. 20j Increase over last week OF cs.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rises. 7.l5 Sun Sill Moon Sets. 500
Sandy Hook.. $3.50 Cows Island 1923 Hell Gate.
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GILMAN, SON CO., No q EI,I1nsenaee, y u
ILLINOIS and MICHIGAN CANAL BoNDS

l PROCLAMATION ,.o
ILLINOIS, EXECUTIVE OITtE ian a., the
By virtue Of AID s,. s'ST3 gc. wit ss iES n es in relation The
LEGISLATURE o. the sa's o. eU oftS State deit sTpro FEB
I F'9 q '@ cH&Rp oGIEsBY Governor De s, Of
s q, 90 O. i F5a nous ~ ' at tie 1hRciS KxcAyGE
SATI0SAL BANK IL the Cts Of HeTYork all ray the bog Of
tie state q Illinois hereafter particularly s,' i frtR afy
Gg end BY virtue Of az, he .s % aro eh and all
viii the time Of payment specified b. Wis notice 20 wy ,h
act Of the Legislature tied An act foI 3D. construction
i1 o, IS ana I'd Meh ba1 81 to Is c.e 90 io o
l8 10 le3 29 ~ 49, ~ 70 3 inclusive 20 to ll o 7 , e
siye Cg 67 - to 10 inclusive ~ 49, 1a3 ~ i8 ~ 8 ~
S I3 ga "a c sd ig1 gie ' go s5l gS o.
Also BEGisERED Bonds the ea', le.crPioa nqm
inclusive n 10 inclusive 2 o. - 90 'o 1
g. a. rs ~ ~ 81 81 ~ o. "a 10 ~ va, ~ -, H., ,l I'm ir
eo IA iaeasye 10 ~ l lsi M la 10 ~ l q t. 3S
m s so 20 sSi e5 s H. fIS H. 2 - 5i 10 40 g 7
ssi 90 5.3 81 IS 9'6 957, 80 lc2 soe q,
provide for the ofeen canal nqs and 5 other pHTg,s'; P
Prove, g p, 'qa slT5s ai s ' iais los u.s. a m 5
M il5i ne q3 l5 li5 49,. a 'a i l2 ~ i4i'
REeisTaD Eooi ,sle s,, ,' Is iI 100 100
9 0 liz iIil Ii5j % Iiis e 10 ~ H., i5i -
5a 5i 1855 i5j ~, l2a 2o 1870 1883 ie 1870 Ii TO-
1i5o CANAL Boyns @ 70 @ % go',,. 9i p3 Fl e aa
q IS s. o. itl ia M ili liG 49,, lit i' ll ~ 81
CO., GO ta nj az ~ 10 15 go 49, '@ a. 49, " 49, 49,
~, ls6 tI1r Fr Byis Il tie sane c,.. nabtll y
10 s. 70 - "a III H. 49, ltl il 300 lel. @ ~ .'5 ~ @
2Gl 2fl. 2T. Z5J 2a 22 20 = 4. ~ o. ~ s a. fl
| IL i.rir rve
ss no. sl8 80 SIS 49, o. 49, te 81 ~ ,9I ~ ~
30, .s5 90 81, .sl, 8 ~, 20 49, u'- '- 49, w 80
| sul 40 1li. 20, 90 1sa llii lht- A,
BONDS Issi 20 Irrf.atro = On act ctil'A AZ ~
at TIE arrears interest accrued ad uad 90 w. l, o,
st.te al nos arpored Iera d. "a. o. w.t.; Bonus iuttfeI
5ii =, 5 isur Ar nr too ohee u Hoie Co
k,tFh Yoombergh afI widow william LoofAl in rs.erNn
y TESTIMONY WnrRFoF beffo 90 a .li cause 20 he
AL elt he Great Seal oil tfr
49,. ponc AZ ODE CITY 81 S, rrc Ills f,u. Cav - January
l. 20 iic Loi oic tt'a-lii e. De hltri a.
80. ,y.eeht ard 81 ne ntrpe.lsuge % go uri. states iie
tiur.rse.,rlL KlCilAEu D. OGlfsHl, G0gcTaor
BY The Governor suAHov Trynatf Ssr.tlp Of sii-
NITY OF KEOKCK per cent NEW BONDS
" si ald ir,ca l able At 3D. o.'f-i National HahA rev
NrL .. . , ....o,.,,
A. trlttf if hr rfr'fl a l %
,ec.i AID - 20 ifi sf. -ft1 A. 1 iol sl
Afrig 30 WM 49, rASIfOEp tfNIer.
Celtrll National Balk. Nev-l0fk
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Surt SllarStn's glotite.
STATE or YEw.YoRx,

STATE NEw.YoRK,
PoRT.wARDRSs OFFICE, No. q Willamst
NOTICE ia hereby given, in accordance with
IN Section passed April H. 1885, entitled An Aet,a
Reorganse Port u New YORK; 70 all
having charge Of the subject natter Of such inquiry
examination survey that following vessels under
ton Warns and that the SAID examinations
be completed within ten days next succeeding tbs Ioe Oh ooad SAD
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or,oa OF Ins ArLAsrIc MuIgAL IsrIAseE ceNEAsr
Losses paid during the same period. i22l'@'
Return Of Premiums ( Expenses. 81 3o5,ae5 90

The Company has the following assets. VIZ;
and otler Stocts - W @ 49,, .,...... Sc 1854 fa5 90
Loans secured br Sfois al ..... 2l15i5O 90
Real Estate mi Ronl. snd No,ees ...... 2lO0OO %
s.,in,trl =, '' H 1N' '- 224l4 %
prern,o No.. srI niis pcceiyahie 32R.453 d
CssL In Bsnk .............. 1884 o.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-04
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

EBBITT HoUSE-O. Q. WILLARD,
A II Young, n H Francis Lieber, y HI
kinney, west virsinisi a Il Calhoun, Pailsi
Henri ii soril, Phiis; y II Burnes and wife,
West Virginia; Henry II Bennett, Washington
snssn Psa 's Sss,a Dnn PSs s0hp
Rutter, Boston; IA Howard, N Y; Henry o
Moyt, s. Louis; z D spaids, chicago, Or J
Pry9n, N Gen i John Hsi %s,hiIngsoRR,
Daughter, Mrs. Bursis, Boston, j o Bradley,
Ps.. B as%i,o. and VIZ H PSuld' Baker,
METRoPOLITAN-Porrs d SaxILxr.
Prof Dsyid Lyman, ConnecticutI e W Ser.
deiISisi i Z sl@aoS., sesse s1G i 3 Long:
Geo Pect Csufornis; TSos cf,o Ss New New
Craig, Missouri Col J W Strong, Missouri;
Wits s.sSi. ISS E E:y lSs' soyf
B B Breed, Massachusetts; Geo W Swepson,
v Msr'ion, Msryland; Ben wood, r. RDi Ne~;
KIRKwoop HoUsE-Kse.
Anderson, @ Smith, Baltimore; John slime.
metz, WIN F Glessen, Md; Andrew Johns,
.sy b Ass.n P...s. LSeI ss Wb:hF1g 5pS
Ford, N Y; Q d Woodruff, Ohio; Col L J At
wood, Conn; H Demeritt, cityj J b Herbert
s sosn wie ah % P Lane US revenue 'ervee
BuNRER,s AVENUE HOTEL.
A 7 Owens, Oxford, Miss; T r Norcross,
New York city; Otis Gushing, Boston, Mass;
! " strsng, r W Basket, 81 JOSEPH, MOI
R oqld, u, Baltimore; = g Luess, Whining;
Santa Fe, N ii; a vsnness, Baltimore, Md.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
BF Chock, Kansas A Birnbown, N VI d J
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-04

GEoRoErowN PUBLIC SouooLs.-The Board
met on Tuesday evening at the Mayors once,
a. Hyde, esq, president, In the chair, when
the time 70, The CONNIE ment 81 the sssni
2sd Inst, and the I'd Of July was set for the ex.
hibition Of the schools. Mr.. Henry Wilson
was appointed as examiner Of Primary School
M D 81 scI .ssoS iss 'snH H. ~
Newman for school No. 4, Mr.. Magee to ex.
anime the Female Grammar school, and Mr..
tion made b Nj: Newman to substitute gold
medals In the Grammar schools for silver
medals was carried. Also, a motion made BY
Mr., Newman to limit the prnmiums, one to
cent. Tor The Primssy scSools. The Female
Grammar school having had In contemplation
q concert BY which to raise money for atting
GsspprovinS V q such seoncert. g Nj HYDE wa.
the school,. Adjourned '' 'H'' ''
A xrErIso will be held this evening at Q
O'Clock at the hall Of the eustom-house, to set
facilities OF education may be afforded to the
young ladies and young !gentlemen now grow
Ing up In this community, and contribute to
tion as the founding OF permanent seninsries
ofhrst rank for the Instruction and cultivation
Of the youth.
ST. AVIS IsFAsT AsYLuN.-A grand prom.
ensds concert and Pic.nis for the benefit Of the
day at Analostan Island, and will continue to.
day. We hope that our charitably .disp posed
citizens will grace the occasion with their
presence.
SALE OF MosEY.-At the fifteenth monthly
meeting of the Sixth Building Association,
held Tuesday night, VIM. Olabaugh, presiding,
twenty-seven shares OF stock, representing
t2e9t.5o, were sold at an average Of e1lo.9l net
to the purchaser; sixteen shares sold at clio;
one at tloo.60j and ten at tll2.6o.
SKvKsrEKN-YEAR LocusTs. - The woods
known as College Green are now perfectly
alive with the above destructive insects, but
they have not a. yet commenced their ravages.
Gentlemen who examined them hnd the letter
W plainly marked on their wings, which 10
said to be precursor Of war.
The STATIoN-HousE.-There were but few
arrest made by the police yesterday of disor-
derby persons.