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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-12
MONDAY. Jan. LIZ. ".

Gold opened at 1851, sold at 135sG1S5s, clos
ing at 1854 al35s The Gearincs at the Gold Exchange
Bank we're s625 Geo. and the balances e5o39l Co. TIE
imports OF specie the week S07s; previously
reported GOO; total since Jan l, lsc9 Si227s same
time. 1863 s29.9OS; Same time. 1867, S6s,41l.'
Government bonds finn at the opening with
heavy demand for al classes After the Board however
the market hammered freely by the bears, causing
reaction OF per cent the bonds The invest
demand continues very heavy and the market is
entirely bare Of small bonds of al classes and brokers
are unable to supply the counter demand for $685. SCO
and $Os The short interest is large and new bonds
loan fat. At the close the market wns firm.
State bonds active and excited, with general de-
mand to buy. Tennessee Is sold at Csi; new bonds
opened at 64 and advanced 10 col Virginia bonds
sold at 81 old bonds 55 advancing 20 &C. North Carolina
bonds, G23 Missouri Gs, sS4 Louisiana bonds were
most active, and made sharp advances old Gs advanced
2per cent selling at 72 Lourianas six per cent Levee
bonds advanced II per cent selling Mt 62 The advance
brought bonds, and holders unwilling 10
sell in view OF the great prosperity Of the State, and Its
small debt. Georgia IS sold at sos Alabama S. &C. Rail
way bonds were firm; Columbus. Chicago and Indiana
Central bonds advanced to 75 Toledo Peoria and War
saw, West Division. bonds, e4Se Rock Island rs. ss3
Canton sold at 53 d5 Western Union, 1855 Delaware
and Hudson, 1872 Adams Express 49, Wells Fargo. 2
Merchants Union declined and pressed for sale
Pacific Mail opened at l2, sold at l24, declining to
ia, In sympathy with the other market
Runway OptLtu ebcaug butb ufOh ooACS W
realize, declined rOm.1dlt per cent the entire list
New-York Central sold at l5e2Q1553; Erie, S92a3sE
Michigan Southern, 1850; Northwestern Common, $50
eS2z; Northwestern Preferred, s7iasci Rock Island,
1861 dl25l Toledo and Wabash GS 462 Fort Wayne, l2
Sl2oa Hudson, 1876 1885, Cleveland and Pittsburgh was
dull at s3iGs5. At the First Board the market was
steady. NewYOrk Central sold at 1888; Harlem, 1913
Michigan Central 1854; Lake Shore, l0la NewJersey Cen
trial. 1I4 After the Board the market stronger and
at the One O'Clock Board prices from tai per cent
higher than the highest prices Of the day. The market
has been hammered by the bears throughout the day
with great VgOr Rock Island sold at 49, The books OF
the Hudson River Railroad close to-day for the aGt
ent OF $OO0OO stock to take up maturing bonds.
At the Second Board the market lower tho ham
p1ering of the bears. Tho report circulated that
another lookup money 20 he engineered 10 break
prices New-York Central sold down 10 1857; Michigan
Southern, s9E; North Western, Sll Northwestern Pre-
terred, est; Rock Island, 126; Fort Wayne, llo.
At tue last Board prices steady at the decline and
there less desire shown 10 press short At the
close tho market steady, with general demand to
buy stocks. The decline from the highest prices was
from 10 per the active shares. Governments
elOse steady at quotations.
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b 10 a 40 f Sas ss
sSess IS Wisconsin Family SIZES q
a s ia Sc S G R. S Coo
daI qnO,atOp. barely D,in,sud New yellow sodsG White
ss:. asses5 4, small S''
nd Wheat ..s ali .Ss as ,s IF Sssf ;ss
M Ger s as Ss s s sS 1i. g.
siss 70 Si .a ss ss f Hs n s1 S:'' Sides '
CHIcAeo Jan nErehsnge Eewiori fnn and uDcb,nged
p SfI 'fs % sss SsdT% si sS
81: q: n :9is s1ssst
az. sd ' s s,sf' s KY
aae sale: Of no i. 81 s*l "a WHISKY steady S9e Mes;
: s IN i S E: a' e"Ss.,i PA
M shss Sff s loose sE sss P E H Hs%
Il S a'' p nss is Beef sii an
s s Good 9 ccss 81 g. ,a sss s c go Ss
o. s 600 la.G Rys 1900 Hog: sp%sns6oo b1l. Floor
70 go bush Wheat 5000 bush Cora 1900 BUSH Oats 1900 bush
i:ar g% wH:: ,ssipss A.ssI q 4.
S s,sr Ss &c o s. !. IS No. 'IG m Sa
c,serssiT! jan u-rcg, sm 81 ,sSsa whe., srn, 10:
UNCHANGED RS smer sale, at Cotton easier; Nd
fs. 1 s sSs 4 4 Sf ts bead nP
bot Mes. Pork $50 Bnlt Meats l2a.c Lard lsdlgl1sic
ss. S head % nSG s'' c is @ prime N'
n oHr%G S & = fof f s s s :9 -
M' sS e. % Sa1. ~ 2 r Rs Gs5 M' s
Corn quiet at 81 oos IS Oats sc fr Western Barley aud Rye
nominal Meal ~ 81 " Mlfed steady Shorts go sup
30: hndding $RdsinP Railroad Feghts-iour to
D SsS;.o g. T. G a f 70 c GIssaG Spring quoted
Corn R a Ks 1r car TS'i New 'ss an, y" the $
bot. slc Oats da sales s;0 bush at Cc IN store Rye
HOES sa at aossssse rates. shsus. 50 5.
,So as bales; s S''i sap.rsn aSs1 Corr "s
Neat s Shoulders, aSi5 Side. i5ic 'H dressed Hog.
Sl2db rs
Jss ll-Fur dn and weak al unchanged rates
Wheat quiet at uueharged rates oats HoHio advneng New
RYE steady saesi 81 10 Barrier nominal Provsop srn and
Inactive rates Dressed Hogs firm bat unchanged Re
pts dsys-lO Dbl. Flour 230J0 bush Wheat a6oo bush
100 bush Com. 900 tush Rye, 2OO Dressed Hogh
ments-5. M bb.. Flour 1000 bh. Pork.
LounymLk. NJ jan ll-fobacesses ~ hhas New connon
Las and MEDIUM Cutting 6 Ccp 21r HghNines
free Pork sJl Lard l9 @2ge Bplk MestsShoslder.
al Corn. So 1jnc. Ryc 81 90
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lant; Frankfort, nSns; Bremen 1sio7ss Berlin, IA

uaIr,; Frankfort, h0nt Bremen, 7si@7sI; Berlin ia
a7lI
The transactions the ONCE Of the Assistant Treas
urer were: Receipts for Customs, $4,000; for Gold
Notes $4,000; total Payments, H9s296' 30; Balance
ss 9OO95l 2s: total Receipts, $1,sl5s5O &c.
FreIghts are firm To Liverpool by sail, q 900 bush
Wheat at 71a7.d and by steamer 1000 bush Wheat and
500 bales Cotton on private terms.
The Merchants Insurance Company OF NewYork pay
ten dO per cent semannual dividend usual on de-
mand
TABLE Of ne Acreage Amount OF loans, Specie, Crciia
HO,. Deposits, and Legal Tenders He Banks or me
city Of NeW-Y York for he week ending saturday, JAM
y, 1869.
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RECEIPTS OF pRODUCE.

bush Corn. 3e25 bush Malt lo bash seed ;, hush
Boaus Flour ia bags Corn Meal 1909 bales Cotton $40
Bakahe Flour 900 pigs Butter Is cores Cheese rs pigs
Cut Meats 1879 pkg Beef 5 psg Lard 90 phgs Ah, I1 pga
Egg 9gs pkgs Crude 82 Refined Petroleum, o.,
pisl Rca s pigs Spirits rorpnne 6tpiGs Tar $40 pLg Crude
2G bss Wool bales os 0J ii Starch sl Dressed
Hogs l05 blga Dried Emit fS2 HIDES 9gl stiles Leather go pig
bags Cotton sssl yzG b.s and Ibis Rice ,o bblA Nos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-12
The STATE OF TRADE.

LoxDoN jan p opened at o7i and closed at ri
FOR 10th money And s account DATED states fveWentea 7
Stocks steady Bic 2G Illinois, OCT Lard trH BAeon.Sl sst
for C9mhs.ld Cat Taow b6 eEt lHFpeauns ~ FeNt LIN
seed OIL, ESQ l0i b tuu.
HATE, Jan 1.-The Cotton market IL eteed both on e poi aud
10 arrive Urea oinse on The spot 1917 per cat 10" hdng'
aaost. l32lf psrcSt
LtvEsrooI Jan IL The Cotton market closed sre a.
an advance fraction Ming pands on tho spot ilid To- Ar
rive ma Mldg Orleans ld The sales Of the day have footed ~
bales BfeAdsiufs closed dull
Lospoy ysn Ii-1.3Op. p-gslop. 40 psrtst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-12

,vo.,eyn Union Company have been rapidly EXTENDED
". the wear. and now reach many important points
which year ago they did not In the Dominion n po
saa new company has been organized called ,ne 40
,~inon Telegraph Company This company is i''enuOS
90 coppete with the oldesabilshed Moi're" ,a
70 and the result has already been very ma
,o, reduction Of tariff by the latter in advance OF eO'
pettion
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TILE MFrK,s SALES.
GRAIN. PROVISION. AND OTHER MARKETS
lClrfallJ reported for Tie Tnbaa,l

NoypAr Jss H. icc9
ksHFs-Tbe market qgs hut ady cs Of % bbs ~ sd
81 e. :sr Pots. 8nd g.t . IN IcAiIA
EOtTON-A god business hss teen trruref th sfie
rea strong f4iilcr nrrovtlrt - t. & ~
tiuc ohctngsi including 40 tutr. o., .,
5lg6 Nh ai,1 b aprlcrs 1875 D. .saatefs
sud rrpoters e % 20 t.auf' s 90 II 10 hts
Low Mr4 Jaaulfy 10 bass r F.hnfrv &c., ali
2Jih Of 81 lg - j., Aud 100 bales los Mdhts for FeraaU
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PRICES or rTTP TO-Dll

WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FRoM-New-YOrk, 1,le5; Penn
syyana, 49, Ohio. 0ls; Michigan, 30; Indiana, 1874;
ticut, NewJcrsey, Al Canada, 90; Texas and Chero
RIMARKs-Extremesi continue TO follow each other
After very light Of cattle last week droycrs have
doubled the numbers bat at the expense OF prices.
No did the market close this day week,
before the close who had made good thing out
Of their droves either started of express trains tele
graped TO lots The result that cattle kept
streaming In every day OF the week. and prices early be-
daV however with its Son head in the wards Viz ola
at Hudson City, 9G4 at COmmunipaw and 100 at ono.
hundedthst htate nen along the Eric road got together
in any ono week this winter. a Sort Of ea.
pirng effort successful one, !n point
Of numbers but not for tho pockets OF ownee No less
carloads though some OF them had two loads each.
which were ON sale at Hudson City Then along tho
Pennsylvania Central Road and ia extension IN Ohio,
stock nep started and numerous los were run an Mt
Communpaw but the greatest run OF all was at One
1undredthst, extending from "Wednesday up TO satur
day on last week. with many lots from along inc Harlem
Road. Trade quite good there on Wednesday, but
prices began 70 give way before the close 20 many
state cattle Offering to-day and coming from sections not
Door but for the presence OF several dfoyes OF suor
cattle from Ohio mostly offered at COmmunlpaw While
VIC really regard ltc. the top OF the market tbere
were few u tho finest Of these superior dr0Ses
ineh got an allowance OF weights IN their favor as they
uo 90 ~ gut The average decline from this DAY
iSness on medium aud thin. STOCK sold at Isc Co.
ch would have brought Ice. one week ago. The buk
NO., eoWr oxen, stays, ana little steers and hehers
~ t<0Iic though many lots were not closed ont.
& appearance OF Tan.stoTnl--nOw got in-aCted
h rrdH upon trade, aud slow market, with few
"""ui0" oa'ie loft, has to DC reported.
SALES TODAY.
HUDSON CITY.
NOhey az Mcpherson $50 Illinois steers, OF medium
" goou heth Tor w. w. Mchany, &C I54l7c., on cwt;
"'o iO' h@dden' fairsb, ecwt Illinois steers AT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-12

Pacific Railroad of Missouri per cent gold bonds
for sale by the undersigned. The earnings Of the
road for its fiscal year will be about $l2OOCOO, while
the interest on its mortgage debt is $4,000 gold,
thus afording undoubtod security to investors.
For further particulars apply to CLARK, DODGE &
Co., No. 81 WalI-st., n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-12

United States Six Per Cent Currency Bonds, 90
years to rum are offered for sale on favorable terms
at the Office Of the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
No 20 Nassau-st. Rew-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-12
At a meeting OK the NewYork Gold Exchange today II
was resolved that vote be taken on Tuesday next on
the question OF abolishing powers OF attorney.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Saturday says:

Exchange good reqSst and FINER 10 ono eases vas ban
dea 81 higher ratepsr bung AVID Zoe premium seug Not "u
but improved outside demand
experienced We change table 10 nearly Tie
range Az active market Was uniformly reported
y 1e aker TODAY number of instances closer condition Of
things reported than been experienced ,us MonuaT Money s
moi krc is way aneh channels Of trade TpT As there
seems 10 BE- reason believe hst would from toe large disbursements
made moving hog crop appears that large amount OF Dor
wl money required 20 bold the hog poduet Iat
confident pre- The short vii make s Lgher g
ures for BE HtA ; than hsve set been reached
The ChtcdgO Tribune 81 Saturday says;
from There also
light feutne that direction and some larger aiuouuts be-
rg bpe 10 York but Of c0rren here e
Exchange Gn With saes between banks o. c yer
Bankers taxing NeH lok chrc 81 lArr
at about 70 lilo Discount and selling Al 10
premium - =,
The return OF the Bank Of England for the week ending
Dee "a shows the following changes as compared with
those OF the previous week: go -. 80.
ther seem tesi Mecca
Bullion,
Other Deposits. Llio Re aEfs
sOOH ReerTe, uc........
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ALBANY CATTLE MAEKEr-J.n. u.

The .nppy Of Ci il hera tn sbt demand and prices h'y
dropped IT, NJ sails 5000 head - iGe for hgti t4sic h
III no. Sheep plenty ane
are elected 5aC. per Dressed Hogs, l3iG4.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-12

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKRr-Jsn. H.
~ AZ g0llc; M 70 rood 81
IA h. Cannon At su5ic Sheen Gmer so cold ats die
H. Hog. demand, 500 all 81 I5G f3 20 y CFt net
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-12

1loney was In good demand at per cent on call and
no further attempt TO extor extra interest Tho
"a. nas stimulated demand for commercial paper. and
best names In demand AT saiO Der cent AZ
"ere was more activity IN money, and runors were cr
suated that artificial means were being used 70 oo,o .,
active. o wv :" nake u
Exchange strong at quotations London %
H,.Sioli London. sight, ilOiaIICa; Pari, long.
s,S.' Fsrls, short,i 6l3la6lsI Antwerp. s17,1
WV s"As' '!HosIeli Hamburg. sss3e,; Amsterdam,
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THE MARKETS.
NEW.YORK CATTLE MARKET.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Jan. II, 1909
64z2 100 $50 3iO0 6slT l5ol5
These were sold al tho following marketplaces:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-12

Osyos EMPIRE CRY FIR INsuHAScs CoslSf
No. l02 BrosiwAr, EKwioRK Jan 1908 ,,
THE Directors have this day declared n DIV
IDENDo fIvB PER CENT fee 81 0oyernmeni tar payable on
demand WM A. Buhlls in, eee'ese,y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-12

Ovyos rHk THApEssEs's FRE ssukASoE C0nPAsr
No. 1863 BROADWAY, HEw.YoRK, Jan. 3, 1859
HNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com.
pany have This day declared DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CkNI
free Of GoysrmsIt payable after ths llh inst
T. y. BROWN SECRETARY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-12

COney a. Mcpherson sold Illinois steers, OF medium
~ az DS ." csn Tor w W. Mchany &c l5al7c on cwt;
'O Va io' w. h@dden, fairsb cwt. Illinois steers AZ
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoNEY MARKEr.-LoSDoN, Nov. 1880
p. M.-Consols closed at ask for money and 931
for the account. United States fve-twenty bonds,
1892 s3h; 1866, old, S2k 1857, s3ss; tenfortes 49,
Erie Railway shares, 20; Illinois Centrals, 9S4; At
lantic and Great western, 25h.
PARIS BoURsB.-PARIs, Nov. 1913 p. M.-The
Bourse is now quiet Rentes, III. tic.
FRANKFORT BouRsR-FRANKFoRT, Nov. 10-3
p. M.-United States fve-twenty bonds opened nat
and quiet at SO a SOB for the issue OF 1862.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Nov.
1880 p. M.-Tne market closed steady. Mid
ding uplands 11ssd.; mddling Orleans, l1s4d. The
sales Of the day have been 10000 bales, OF which
1000 were taken for export and speculation.
HAvRR CorTON MARKET.-HAvRE, Nov. 10.--Cotton
closed quiet and dat. On spot, 144isL; anoat, 1881
LIvRRPooL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-LivrRPooL,
Nov. l0-4:30 p. M-Corn 29s. 2gs. sd. per quarter
for European.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET-LIvERpooL
Nov IO-4:30 p. M-Cheese, 6ss. 3D. per cwt. Tor the
best grades OF American fine.
LrvERPooL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERrooIr Nov.
10-4:30 p. M.-Sprits petroleum. lid, per gallon.
PETROLEUM MARKEr-ANTwERP Nov. 1O.-Petro.
lcum closed 1rm. Prices unchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-11

Perhaps no single human voice has been heard
at so many different and distant points on the
globe ana has delighted so many auditors
as that OF the famous cdntatrtce who was lass
evening cordially welcomed at Steinway Hail. after
her four years. absence from New York. the
HERALD has already presented an interesting
narrative OF the adventures OF Madame Anna
Bishop during her tour In the remote East. The
entire history OF her extraordinary musical career
is familiar to our readers and forms one OF the
brightest pages in the annals of music. IL would
therefore be superuous to repeat the euloges whioh
have been bestowed her In almost every language,
or to do more than allude to the honers which
she has won from royalty and from the
French, German. DANISH Russian, Tartar and We
know not how many other Languages Originally an
sell to singing and eyinced the exipiIty and poWsr
OF her pure soprano voice first in the classical music
OF handel, Haydn Mozart and Beethoven. and then
In opera OF the Italian school. But her greatest
triumphs have been In the ballads and national airs
winch winch have ensnrined her memory IN million
Song In this domain Of concert music. The sivery
sweetness which stil rings In certain tones proves
early freshness Of her voice and now gIoriousiy the
promises must have ripened to fulflment in its
prime. yesterday evening Madame Anna Bishop
cored Home, sweet Homer Sunset BY Stephen
encored and repeated; .'My Bud in Heaven" 0y
stephen Massett, words by Spencer W. Cone and
".Quanto .Amore," from the opera OF "Eiisr
d'Amore." In which grand duet bufro she was
assisted by Signor Ronconf This nimitable bufo
singer, signor Roncon, in whom the musical world
IN New York possesses o priceless treasure,
sang also "Miei kampolli Femsunr' and another
grand aria from Rossini's "Cenerentola," amid
rapturous applause. NJ. Henri Kowalski justi-
the skill and great power with which no
PLAYED ''Poonaise" IN E nat by Chopin; "Les
olseaux dams les Bots, a .Marche Hongroise" and
9. "galop,,.'' composed by himself. This "Marchs
Hongrolse' was encored. Mr. George W. Morgan
played in his best style the organ the overture
the first part from 'Der Freschutz." by Weber; the
overture 10 the second part, from Tampa" which
was enthusiastically encored the Grand March from
Wagners "TaRnhauser.u He also accompanied
Madame Anna Bishop when she sang "Eve's Lamen-
tution-u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-11
RAILROAD FREIGHT AGENTS. CONVENTION.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. TO- 1869.
The General Freight Agents Association met at
the Gait House this morning. w. D. Shinn, presi-
dent; J. T Tucker, secretary. The attendance Of
delegates is very full and business OF much import
ance Is under consideration.
The preamble and resolutions introduced ut the
last meeting In regard to the shipment OF shrubbery,
fruit trees &C. were ordered recorded as accepted,
and 1t was agreed that they be put In force lmme-
diately.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted that high
wines be carried as actual weight that for beef and
pork $3.50 pounds per barrel be the law for actual
weight; hams and shoulders, 440 pounds per herce;
beef $50 pounds per fierce; bulk meats. twenty per
cent above the net weight as marked on boxes;
that any deviation from the above will be c0nsid-
cred o cut OF rates.
A committee was appointed to revise the CLASH
ncatons OF coast and west bound with a view
to protection against loss on oil articles OF great
value. Tho committee subsequently reported, sug
costing for the consideration OF the trunk lines
radical changes in the west bound classification.
Tne association will adjourn tomorrow, to meet
again in Louisville In February.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-11
FREE TRADE MEETING IN INDIANAPOLIS.

NpIANAg2tZs. Ny 10, 1880,
The free traders held q meeting here this evening.
Much interest was manifested by the audience in
the eloquent speeches delivered by Professor Perry,
General BrinkerhoH and Manon Sands Professor
Perry stated he had learned that the cost OF pro-
ducng pig In Missouri Is only twentythree dol
lars per ton, and yet, owing to the tariff, the
sumner is made to pay forty dollars per ton.
Iron ore there Is OF nlnety-five per cent
purity. while in Scotland 1t is OF but twenty-three
per cent purity, and yet the American iron master,
with great advantage and protection OF distance asks
for tariff The iron OF Missouri Is pure that horse
shoes have been made from 1t without smelling.
salt Also he said, can be produced at Saginaw
cheap that the manufacturers ask for no duty, and
assert that II the Onondaga salt monopoly could be
broken up they would supply the West at fair prices
General Brinkernofr denied that free trade would
injure manufacturers as whole, and asserted that
free raw material would benefit Them more than
any amount OF protection. Removal OF the duty on
pig iron would the building Of additional rail-
roads, sufficient to employ all the laborers engaged
in making pig iron; free trade would decrease the
cost OF living and increase the demand for labor.
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PENNS YLVANlA.
Opening. OF sswarthmorc College.

Opening. OF Swarthmorc College.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10. 1869.
The formal opening Of Swarthmore College took
place this afternoon, when o large number OF ts
friends were conveyed thither In y special train on
the Westminster Railroad The building is massive
stone structure four stories in height $50 feet front
by 90 deep with the main budding, and so feet deep,
containing dining and lecture room. The laundry
and steam power Tor heating the building is located
In separate structure. The capacity or the instl-
tuition Is for 800 Students but only portion OF the
building is entirely completed and furnished.
The audience assembled In the lecture room,
where addresses were delivered by Samuel Wietts
and John ID. Hycks, OF New York; Edward Parrish,
president OF the college; William Dorsey and Luz
cretia Mott.
1t was stated that the amount expended in land
and buildings amounted TO 5000 900, and contriDu-
uons were solicited for $100, 900 additional TO fully
furnish tho building and supply library phioso-
phica and astronomical apparatus.
The college opens with $50 pupils, about equally
divided between the sexes the system OF instruction
being JOINT education OF boys and girls, though
euch occupy separate wings OF the building.
The institution was built by the Hicksite branch
OF the Society OF Friends, but the pupils are not con-
Hned 70 members OF that persuasion.
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BALTIMORE RACES.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10. 1859.

BALTIMORE Nov. 10, 1859.
The race over the Baltimore Club Park, mile heats,
best three in Eve. which was postponed after the
fourth heat yesterday, resulted as follows:-The
fifth heat was won by Goshen in 2:a7h, the sixth by
Arian in 2:3sx the seventh by Moses in 2:3s Moses
having won two heats yesterday was declared the
winner Of the race.
The race for the purse Of $1,000 for horses that
never beat 1856, In harness or wagon-S90O to the
first horse $3.50 to the second and $50 to the third
The first heat was won by w. II. Borsts tof New
York; b. g. John j. Bradley, Jr., in ebay; the Sec
ond by W. II. Doble's (of Phadephia) b. g. Hope, IN
hind The third and fourth heats were declared
dead" Hope and Bradley scoriug at the same
instant The third heat was made IN 2:31A and the
fourth In 2:321. Darkness prevented the race from
being finished, and the remaining heats will be
trotted tomorrow. Previous to the race Bradley
was the favorte, 800 to 80.
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caused or contributed to that default and II In
sisted that nothing was done or omitted BY the
Chicopee Bank which caused or contributed to
the default Of the accept0r this point mot sus-
change accepted, payable at . particular bank.
where the bill has been sent to the bank and 10 there
through the day Of payment, and the acceptor
duly notified by the owner OF the bill, they cannot
defend on the mere ground that II appeared after
wards that the officers OF the bank did not IN fact
know 1t was there on the day OF payment X II.
Dana, Jr. for plaintiff In error; George Putnam Jr.
for defendant.
L. L. Coburn, OF Chicago. ILL.,. G. A. Abee ana n.
Perry. Jr.. OF Newark, N j.. were admitted 70 the
bar.