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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-06

PHuADELPHL. Nov 5Co,on dull aud deelued TO- Flour du
supernne SIOB5 Is, SpnnE Wheat kIra
Family, $3.50 Is: Penusy do Goa Coed aad Choeo
IudaBs ard Ohio do. 1881 du and Pennsv
Red u S3dSi White 81 Unchanged Com veU
quiet, Yellow slgti "; hIsd Western g1asc DO Hsa~ csc
unchanged Petroleum steady and unchanged du Far
ana Good Rshniug CnhA kdlIle Grocer Gra a1o M0as
inactive Provisions DAN Mess Pork steady sHd asehsHgd Lard
da he WHISKY sells al I'll la 81 Il for wood and irou bound
BArIlHoRs Nov a-ossloh Dali sHd hsay Aiilhgl H1mnh
srene IS Ross s2i do BItra eta IS Family
1858 City aa saprAss. IS asa 90 as do KKirA e60s
Family ~ 51fg 80; super6ne 95aS5 do
ETtra IS $50 - SO do Family 90 75Ds7 IS du Ind
loSer a. faS 0r Good 10 Choice Red Corn dull Oh White
Sl6sl o5 Nss ssoSDe Rye dali nonnaly a. Doc bal Oau
b5d57e Mess PoTs quiet q % Bacon arm Rb Sds ls0Sic
Sides l4glst Shoulders. lee dms 2td2G Lard quiet
igf1alc WHISKY dan Al 81 Ild&i ia T-T'T'TT III II
Tor Epo koy 5-F0uF dali Wheat deelnnv Va Whit Ncbi
gan 81 sf No Rei - lI No ". Cora snasT No ss.
No q 7oc Oats dnni no sc Go2 4te Reeslpt- 100 bbis
t,uT bash. Wheat llOu Corn grO bba
four 500 bush Wheat l70o bash Com 8 200 bash O.t,
C,.cfSy.r Nov. 3Floar dali With no s-,r. E,gg As 90
Wheat du 40 Rel ler offered q a. with no bayss 10
"a s slgks C9a Il, W. Axs1 saPyg COED isaAad
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FatDAr 5Ths stock as not get srnTag o. tine bit
repairs the CsHtf Road nov eompeis aa t9es
arflFst
40 M 10 m sheep ard logs dus ouT
tf. eat arrived toag fy Moe
supply al ssuts Tier. $50 - cara i'ed a.
Wsh.vk.b AL ID Al beside holding
yg There inYEhs, TIE uesthsr
WITH matag butchers concerned % get d Of their
tre.s are.ss taa h purchase ffesh Prices noihlg
chsg,d ana bal eel eiu be We no-i tass o.
sl Team common and go sachi O. "a Ksuiacty
lie "A est At l05 iao steers 81 eut. laltc ard
ahd hse a. go each There 1881
.bs.p srrd Al For,erhthst and F0reh this
th The fan q cd lots aHd
- s, .ere made ay Prices the least
he the oosuE sales 40 Gull shssp hs hardest from
BARI lot a. y each 90 ono slp ~ 10 sc 4o' o. ~ "
al, m Unois sheep D. 9 Canada ambs sS sheep 90
A. Gc also ls6 Sta sheep a. tir with oBly bog,
,d toda yesterday Creased zen 10 4s, aud ave as s'sa
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NAVY DEPARuEyr BUREAU o. PRoyHoSs AID cLoTase'
PROPOSALS FOR TRESSES.-SEALED


PROPOSALS. ndod Proposals or Mattresses VII ss rees,se
O'Clock the hhefnta Gay o.
supply Of s Thousand Mst'resses three
delivered 81 ne Neslork NAVY n %
thousand I've Philadelphia NAyia and Sse thoa'ara
at be Boston Navy Yard ~ ~
Yard each, and the balance. t~eant
b. The mattresses 70 be ae,ea
tbs NaTylAri must have oGe cover ss -
zach mattress pounds neBing hoh1s 70 -
cot SIX inches leugh and hrsYo1e inshes SIDE
n length ard tNentn ehes
h m, hair ticking MAKE must be equal 70 the sa
pies at Navy Y0rk FbsaePh AAa b"''e anu
one thousand mattresses Be delivered The Hs~
VOL sye hundred AZ hs Navy-Ys Philadelphia and ave enl
the Boston NvyYrd thirty dys lad the baASes ~'hn niaev
DAYS front TIE date OF the eonack l. A..
bonds approved security si be rirsd N oSs aSs,ss sIi
Of
he Withheld amount Of each msni As
Of tae contract wheh WIZ A "
mill Az. contract : fully eomphed with -, -
accompanied b. written guarantee "
that t0s bidder or bdoers sh 80
~ , bad obgaton Sshia ave aAJs Wa
70 furnish articles proposed
arnpo sdeed unless accompanied oy sncn guaFan'
"a * the right reject proposal uae t1
eouby gusFluors Is certified 90 by ne assessor o.
snge uhch they reside and aness NE hcssae re-
aud by OF Congress- furnished sth the praposA s. ~el V
'y'N'-1 - r. DUNS, Chief Of Bareas
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N.r1n,AI s1nrK ExCHANGT.
FRIDAY. Nov. 5-P. NJ.


Gold sold at 1903, 1864 1878. closing 1910
-3 The Government sold o. 600 900 Of gold to-day The
nd amounted to S595OOO at prices ranging from l2A99
On as-s The whole amount SOLD to Durant Earle
~ llG76
Government bonds opened steady. and advanced from
~ per cent in sympathy with the price OF gold The
transactions we're moderate in amount and devoid OF
speculative interest At the close the market was nr
at the highest prices Of the day
state bonds we're dull Tennessee excoupons sold at
81, New bonds aaa3 Virginia new per cents, 50 ;
Virginia ex-coupous so North Carolina Special Tax
bonds 4lB; Louisiana Levee per cents 6o06O3 Nils
sour per cents s7E Railway bonds were steady Union
Pacific Gold per cents sold at so ROCK island per
cents 9i5: Morris and Essex Firsts e5i Fort Wayne
Seconds % Saint Paul Firsts S7s Bank shares were
ru with sales OF Bank Of the State Of NewYOrk at ILL.,
and Importers' and Traders Bank at 1894. Express
shares were neglected with the exception Of Adams.
which sold at S. Pacific Mail dull and lower, selling
40 Z, aud closing at 59i 0j9a.
Railway shares were frm and IN the Western list there
was large business done. The earnings Of the roads are
row increasing, and will show considerable gains for the
present month over last year. which has stimulated large
purchases OF Michigan Southern, Rock Island North
Western and ST. Paul shares by parties having intimate
relations with their management The consolidation OF
the New.YOrk Central aud Hudson River roads has
checked all speculative movements in their respective
stocks and the operations for advance confined TO
holders who anticipate upward movement under the
auspices Of the Of the road The stocks have
row lad the full benert OF everything that be done
40 the shape Of scrip dividends, and they will
now sell at prices which warrant investment
90 purchasers by capitalists desiring an 6
cent dividend stock The large capital OF the conso
dated road will check any speculative movements out
SIDE Of its controlling owners and It bids fair to take the
same position IN the market the Fort Wayne and Nor
us aud Essex Roads which have ceased 70 have specu
ilye value but are in good request for investment.
Eeadng was strong, and advanced tos7i. The market
continued strong until the close Of the second call
when there a downward reaction Of to cent on
The entire list. At the close the market dull and
steady.
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prcrIprS nr PRnnnrR

Ffr CdHlI TsIVI. and HfiIT0ad-
Nov pkv Ashe. pkr BrssuaI. JRW bales Cotton p -
bb. Folr hash Whss 100 63l bush Corn n o55 bush Oats
"a baa Malt64 Ji bash Barley 21s0 bash Famed - bu,
IesBt s0 buh Peas gs Corn Meal co. bags Cora Meal 10
PKG, BuckSh-st Fou 3A pigs Repsd Posan s ebs PorI
bbs RaphkA pEg. Beef l8 Cat Meats 20 kcgs Lard
an ps sr pkgs stean 90 pig Batter AsG pigs Cheese
5ls kbs hgFs pEEa Taos pEgs Dried Fau % bh. COY
b.r 81 eskes Copper bb WHISKY 50 bales Wool An hass
Hon. as .ie, Leather Hides hhdA Tobacco W boxes To-
bscco. !. l5Z pkg. Starch. tJ4 bags Psanuts
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THE MARKETS.
Icars.aIl, rsDortsa loI TnE raIagss !

FRIDAr Nov s. 1859
ASHES-The hIry active and steady. With receipts
Gales Of 3 Tor Pots Pearls tu and nominal
BRESWAX dull heavy sales 1000 a. WGtle Tor Yellow
Western and Southern
BRSTLES uuehanFi ant the demand 10 moderate al ham
4Oc 81 s. GRAY sRd Waite
COTTONThe demand 10 the has been ir bat without
and mainly fmmedae waits; puce show further
reduction ngth With pretty free offerings Of stock
the sales %
i and 40 ays o. which IA for
export consumption n speculation for future delivery
Mddug sales % DO bales November Al 2s aad 30
At We uu0rr q fJlIowss
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PROPOSALS for COAL TAR.

The MANHATTAN GASLIGHPa COMPANY prepared 70
na Of DecsnAsr nsIi ief ne ea
quantity ofCoa prodaed A. the works and q he iee
wel for tern 81 years 0 he Jsi "a!
March. 1870.
The Proposals addressed 20 the uraersgad must be Aa ara 10 20
d,ed ssr Tar" They the enet for the
Tar price coal oaboGzed Al the SSlks OF zoe Oo
earhouie about to 90 us ana
The average tun Of coal Is ahoa sonA Ihs
10 poa bind themselves the Offer o he lowest OF any de
Apy further aOTnAnon may be obtained on Application
Engineer Manhattan 6asight Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-06

on demand. can do so by deposting with this bank
which allows Interest the entire daily balances at
the rate of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world. with
immediate returns at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE OF Stocks, Bonds,
or Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-06
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

HOwRs q Macy, Bankers lthe same as an ineOrpo-
Tated bank, No. 30 Wall-st., New-York. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits
Persons DESTROYS of REcEIvnsG INTEREST for
SLe money aad having it at au times subject " eAsSk
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prupnsaIL
JOHN SCOTT. Cashier.

IEss Co. PiTTssURGH. OCT a. igse
NOTICE-The time for receiving PROPOSALS
~ tor u he RAIL MILL, sdVs ha ss-u
extended to Nov. g. O. o'clock n.
Be- order Of the Committee. JOHN sCOift tathsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-06

COFFEBayA moving TO iT extent ron rsoaa haua, ~ 9Ier
Of holders prevent free operations RIO gl-t al me oent boz
upper AID Ordinary qualities Rio lt9 lie fo haeaoo
l8d2lc.. gold
CANDLES steady and with moderate obbing demand
2JG22c rs 045c o an 33e for Patent
SDMBALWsseru and STAT 0sr have sgan declined h5d
unsettled the depression the most marked n
the medium grades family grades are irregular And sales -
IS I50 IS A. for Superfne state IS coz - ~ Tor btta
stsrs: $50 80 for Saie, 0d&5 The
ofWestsrn E1tr IS f good 10 choice sppg Wheat kr
Minnesota sud iosa Etra - sn % - Tor
cav shipping Extras; 7Sd 50 or shipping Ohio Round
90 80 g for Trade brands 80 N0sB for FAMILY
DO IS soas6 30 Tor Amber Winter Wheat State shd West
en-. 1886 90 White Wheat do. DO; 80 goa %
f,F Psulv 20 90 for s. Louis Extra hug.ei
ga "a Tor DO Double - Triple California
S0uthern flour pressed
on market aud unsettled At the close sales of6J bh
oriinary good EI Baltimore and Country
&c 70 Tor Extra Georgia and VHua 80 ia - - ir
Family DO 80 70 oF BIira Maand and Delaware and &c
ai Tor Family h0ut much ChAage sales o. 80
bbl At % Meal neglected and prices u1eeriaa
Bag Nsal-Course Meal 6OdR Pine yellow. asa 10;
White Meal 50 16F2 % Cob hsa a. ~ zoe 90 Bass~hsst
Four aBd plenty - 5d 80 81 & 100 10 FhhcT Al - so
a O Old DO. 81 5gG - g.
PIsHThsre has been AR degree Of ACTIVITY Tor y Coz AZ M
ebapFsd prizes otis The demand Tor MaekeIe IL fair
prices and The market closed arm sales Of 200 bb5
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muuru gOaruA.

DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JEWELRY aud
IL SILVER WARB BOUGHT and MONEY LOANED then. ~
GEO c ALLEN as BroadsaJ. door hsiow Canslst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-06

FEATHERS unchanged We quote Prime Al NC TOT tennessee
and "a for WeStsrB-
PRsl-Tbsre has demand ADD The market : Stsadg
ouote 10Th At 81 60gh 81 t5 S0th a. g. and IVOh
GRAIN-Wheas-Wih receipts Of 10000 bushels AMI an al
vance In gbt disposition operate aud trans
actions considerably less than Jsserdas' stu I business s
general dneu prices shos decline and the
rhst eosed hssTy tbs sales 900 bash sd 81 20 for
No Chicago spring zDd 81 " I No dol 81 % Tor No do
al 40 for No 2MWankee 81 20 for No 81 IS fgT Red l
nos, 4O0sl a for Amber DO closing At sl ga ~ 81 ~ p9
81 +20Sl 80 for White Michigan 81 ala
81 lAmbsr do; ssd 81 SGsl 80 ioT whs Gtne'ss
ia and lower sales o. z4VO oasa a.
~ i8a 20 for State y bI for ourrosed do and
II 50 PAID Canada West n QniHie) Barley Mall heavy
ana prices low active and eess heavy
H. ass are 1900 6G6 Tor NsW Ohio and Western
al and warm Mixed and 65 a67e for White State at64i
aG closing ga and jersey Aed Southern tJa % closing
al Fye heavy the sales 2 bush At 81 % for
Wssv s.lvsred sd state Al 81 70 ahOst fairly active bu
1000 lover and quite taDs demand chiefly cnAnd 10 The trade
- 49, are 81 for Damp aud Unsoundi New
W.ssr Mixed 81 o. closing uussd Al gc dS G West
on and Western Yellow a. 81 va 81 O9 Peas
are sTn Aessi sales Of 200 bh Canadian al ~ 90 free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-06
Hurs,s, earrings, &s,

IGOR SALE-A very fine BAY MAKE, about
IL hheeu aud half hands SOUND sind Ana as~ Al,
CoACHMAS private stable I2S EAst Nin''eeae'1' "0~ VII
HORSES for SALE-Twenty HORSES.
WAGONS HARNESS BLANKErS 20 be sold ~ pnee 60 90
on MONDAY Nov. g. the stables Of JAMES LAWhESOs Nv
Twenty fourth st. al o'clock. --------
DAIR of PONIES WANTED-Abont II .,,.t -
Il hands high; Nc aaey prices pail Address BOZ ."
L0ss IslAna-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

WHIST INDIA MARKETS
HAvASA Nov 5Sugsr odcu the bt, of 20 reals
per arobe i0r No Y Dutch STANDARD.
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FURNITURE,t
PARL0R,
BEDROOM LIBRARY via
AND DISISG-RooM

u. l.. SOLOMON & SONS.
NOS esI AND go BROADWAY
c, Al, attention parties dsshng to furnish 70 Aslr lEs an hs
va, nv rr bh .bey Offer at MOST REASONABLE PRICES
SEw AND BEAUTIFUL Styles OF LAhBREQv1SS we
TAIss. CogSIcgs. AIRkoRs 49, IS .,....., t...
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GHaut,s for gusiurss msH.

A PARTNER WANTED 20 purchase the one
"A huterest retiring partner in safe veIaohasl ms
.ss bapess payag proes for amount nv'di pa
~ amount remaiu 10 the huaess vi hear close
g,oa Those basnsss and having e-V can Address L IA
e. Trbuns Omce
CAPITAL wanted in branch of the PATENT
MEDICINE BUSINESS already established The preparations
are secured By Patent q the L. s. nd more money "AA'e1
uriucp.ly Tor extensive Advertising ... ,--.n...
TSCVLAPIAN.-The subscriber offers to any
eompsout PHYSICIAN large and lucrative MEDICAL rkAC
TIg Sitb bis horses carriages and eommoSas ne Applicants
Vii address DR. NEHEMIAH PERRY RdEeaeh FAIRFIELD Cona Com
NOR SALE-The PATENT RIGHT and
II RtSIyPsS Of BARNESs EXTENSION SPRING BsD-BorTOh
Tb bottom" medals 81 The American Inah'ase FA
and pronounced By good judges - be he best IN $50, -
q. W BARNES ( son No. 3lSi B9s.rI.
H0TFL INVESTMENT young man,
With either s1OOo $1,000 eApa eAn make mos, sau'as
trT uptoEu hats either s cashier o.
M, psrsonsiy ALEX HUMPHREY No Clinton place bo1asll
O. NM PARTNER Wanted, with 1900 5000
% eDNBUUs capital 20 wanuacnre and sell LesS ASs1o
Traps None lpp bat those who mean pomps Oa'As'A
for wseh. MONITOR. Tribune once
ma Onn FOR SALE-TLe whole or
$20,UUU. pai, bsISEss 81; @,asss;R en-:
OF staple in large and increasing demand ssoI y %
All Al TTeat prohL Adfsss LBvERCH Co. EhiAoepof y
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g. :{armsrs unS otbtrs.

DOVER COMPLETE MANURE-Manufac-
ID TIRED b. HENRY BOWE Chemist PasisPhis mai em 81
participants q Line Anmonia and Potash Ssrraae re s Ats
t~rauon preiaee
oil b. al sho used
chemists Tho have BY inaTs tested s qualities teksa
in bars Of pounds DIXON SHAMELESS Co, Aecuta
20 20 South fot ..s
REYNOLDS No - South Baltimore Nd, and b. tsaeys
generally thoughoat the EQUITY FOr anaea address HBNKr
BOWER Phi sdelpaa.
COW.-New MICH COW and CALF for
- SALE. Iuqaire private stable % Rass Thirty 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-06
gibiSrnS Eutitts.

THE ST. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH RAIL
Il ROAD CONPANY-Ths COUPONS Of the FIRST MORTGAGE
SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS Of the ST LOUIS AND ST JOSEPH
RAILROAD COMPANY due koy ss VII Dc Pan 70 Sl sS
!, 49, 81, az SsvYork Z NJ LAWSON. President
HEw-YoAK 90 1888 5
TINE PRESIDENT aud DIRECTORS have
b dAy declared DIyIDRHD Of ~ POUR PBh CENT payable
on .Bd ,,s7 M. 10th November BeIt me- Of all
'AA'H Inv JOHN K KBAREEY. CASHIER.
THIRD DIVIDEN D-BANKERS' AND
BROKERS AsSOCIATiONThe Board o. rastses have
irou the proa the PISS, three months DIVIDEND o.
ER CENT on the rad Of Govsument payable on
hs s,h last Transfer s ths Oh and VIC
l0th iust-NoV. }. 1893 u. D. SiOO4' 'eeIVeIl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-06

GUNSIES-Bags aud Cloths demand 6 ale Tor the former
and al dZlc for the latter
HfDEs-Por foreign Dry demand brisk and with small
supplies refuse operate except a. ertree
$500 BusnOs AYss a. ZIG, gold Domestic
saughsrs fairly active and steady sales OF 800 al I3alZ
HOPS Tor consumpuou The mAket remains
arm az lsdzia Tor Nes. and 50l5e for OG
HBMPTbe bSs been only modsrate basiness 70 hAnA to-day
and peei without special 10 other Kinds there has been
bat fttie doing prizes BOmaaL We quote follows
Rsssa (godl... s2S8n lute lgohi. Pc
ItaBsn............ 270G lJHe Bgtts (cureacyl y &c
Manila (goll = n u d4le Tampieo lgod 10 bond az Be-
slsa (godl ln0ic iAmern Dressed Y tla s9O@ . 10
HAY eobtnussau shipping and asa 9Sc for retail lots
HORSsWe small Of Oh At 90 Tor American Selected
and 90 for Rio GIahds. -. -. ,,-,--- "A,
0sl2s M.nis sso1slloi Guatemala sl3ods' and Vafaee'
sll0. al gold ,-- I'LL
MOLASSEs-MarEst sos aud unsatisfactory aud prices unsettled
though shout ouasr TAies Pesd Gaia h~eoAN' "E'
Porto Rico, 5Od7Oc. -
NAVAL sTORES-Crude Turpenn and nominal spirits
aOGsfatdy actye sales ~ b6 st dsote eosns
latter In ssus there hss been doing N ihe s
prices At the close the feeling veal saes OF ~ D9a
for sAl os better descriptions note
modes trade Al tall SGa 40 bbs sold including NO AZ
O6 % co. No White G7 55d - q Pale al -
DO 80 6S7 So and WindoN Glass AZ Sb6h9 Is
81 s00 81 for Washington and Wilmington Pitch At ~
OILS-CrHde Esh Oils moderate demand We quote Nhse AZ
81 TO- Manufactured Oh Inactive 81 ~ iGI
uubeched Winter sperm 81 o Blsached Winter Do and ~ 70
the buyer Sc ~ Tor esaka and hbs nehh
dali ABi uomiBa Lard Oh Is aFm aRd fair demand A. ~ '
6j, other oils snehahgedj NeubAdeB e3a6c Sea- 81 10
for ira Revived and Nestsoot oil 81 asa Ell c. FL.
PEOY{SIONSTherei hs h PORK trade aud there d rot
zach 0asHRi Ree' are unchanged, 6ai lie ssaasa '91SS 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-06

Money extremely easy on can, and loaned at 4a5
Der cent on Government bonds and sac per cent Rail
way shares Commercial paper sells with difficulty at 10
Oh per cent for prime, and 1913 per cent for good
names
Sterling Exchange was dull and per cent lower in
quotations. London, 60 days, 1854 el08E London sight,
1Oa9alOos; London tprime commercially 60 days l0sa
1o5i Pans, long. sHf9616Hf Paris, short, 5i5 ASIA
Antwerp, 51gs6lTs Swiss. s1sts617i; Hamburg, c5lS
3Y Amsterdam, 4Oia4Oi: Frankfort, 4OioGol; Bremen
55i 97sI; Berlin, T1taui.
The transactions Of the subTreasury to-day were as
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ANn rANp
LIVE sTOCK MARKETS.

Coal tan 80 ooai0 % HONEY sha d1n Mn a.
Keroeuc gal..,toaF Cover.... t 90 Beans dy'''loa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-06
FAMILY MARKETS.

FKIpAY, Nov s. 1852
Warm rainy weather cbeapens poultry i5untaut Game birds
Nation heavy snd
cheap PORK lower wholesale jersey pig costs iS per 10
the other departments ONLY more OF TIE
Of sabelas Offering for SOC each good
article Of Flour bought for 80 - Dbl We quote
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FIsU-DRY, SMOKED, SHELL, IT
iROCERIks.

Nd NIIN-Dk1 AND iANNtbs -
Raidns Zoe. %. mas Cocoanuts each l0Tl3
] Con 70 Pair...l4Gl8 ChsstButs qt....iDd25
.Zante Currauts.. LA Do Hickory uuis"..l2Qi5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
THE COUNTS.
RROoKLYN STREET TROUBLES.


The BROOKLYN Board of Water Commissioners
have and awarded contracts for having Fulton.
ave. paved with Belgian pavement, from the Court
House 20 BedfOrdavc. property owner on the street
Nathaniel NILS has made application to Judge Troy for
al injunction against the Commissioners restraining
them from having tie street paved on the ground That
was given the lowest bidder Judge Troy has de-
MED the application, Tor the following TeasOns
sad q
lue shall tbe inter
the Vbe either uueI their personal cryOH Eier the
whom they
shall be
shall usless
shall be- maize 10 the Corporation newspapers
I sucu cu!c; shall be awarded tie
Lowest bidder whose proposal shall IN the judgment
give satisfactory ,cury" is wrEsetd ttst action
be maintained by private individual agaiu municipal
corporation Injury Of public the damage be
aU that sustained by ember Of the
The uJ o be edFcsed al the suit 81 the
oceT authorized act IN behalf Of the public private
individual ah citizen and hrug u question
complained Of damage niyd
usl Interests The laS The hrt aud obvious principle
stated by B3cksiOb that would be unreasonable 10 multiply suits By
right Of action for what dmLhss hn
common bis fellow Book I6) do
think therefore that n" puh maintain this action tbs
ground but assuming @ be could the complaint clearly falls TO
c sufficient 10 constitute Of action The defendants
vested Discretionary power Tat they required give the
e lowest bidder whose proposal ssA ~ tbe Judgment Of
brHe3ei the public An oae Judgment this
conclusive And against fraud abuse Of for
adequate remedies There
that the Board Its member aLdu
question 70 them and night that ao 2h
bsdt than the The couaet
propOss dsnsa The Board would be iHo beneficial to he
pnbL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-02
METROPOLITAN FIRE DEPARTMENT.

TIE Fire Commissioners were in session yes
terday the President, Gen. sAaler, in the chair From
the monthly report, which gwen in 2eW ana eon'
prehensye fOrm it appeared that the total number OF
Rres during the month Of August 49, confined TO one
building So extended to Others total estimated loss
by the fire patrol, by the berngers, aud AZ by pri
CzeEs FOrtyOur aud eight false alarms had
been communicated by telegraph; still alarms, 10; total
g. Eiy.tWO buildings had been slightly and seven con-
sideraby damaged, and nine totally destroyed
Six Of the fires had been caused by the
explosion of kCTOSeae lamps Ten Of the fires had broken
in frame buildings, and were caused by sparks from
ehmueys, pipes, and other such trivial accidents. A
communication handed in from Fire Marshal
Brackot inclosing communication OF the Vice-PTssi
dent OF the Mutual Insurance Company, stating that
Shipnau d Gachen of No. 1876 hadenlane were snip
dangerous referred to Committee on Materials
4 communication from +. s. Massey, President OF the
Board Commissioners Of the Brooklyn Fire Department
inqunng what tenders could be spared TO that Depart
men in OF emergency was referred to the COMMITTEE
Oh Appdratuses with request The following
COMMUNICATION from Capt. Eyre NJ Shaw is published:
BREvOOKT HOrsg NEW YORK, Aug. %, 1863.
Cen ALEXANDER SHALBR President Net tt DpGrt, Nor Of
Before taking through the United States
trouble with this hort letter. erag most sincere and
aud the Department generally which
ably preside Ii he Of satisfaction TO the
ind their Fire Department making such
rapid under supcs and Of honorable pride the officers
good fortune yesterday eIemphaed beg 10
coeaguS all ranks Of the Fire Department most
cordial their really without words
kindness should wish do and
by that most sincerely aud heartily thank
you. lour very grateful freud - go EYRE NJ SHAW,
Chief UlhceT Metropolitan Fire Brigade, London