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OF THE
CONNECTICUT MYSTERY RAILROAD CO.,

Coupon Registered and by the Legislature Of Connecticut made rs
all State taIseyen per elt payable January and July Neg
YO They have 80 yelrs Tie susce capital stock Of tks
Company 1870 CO., all Of which except $500 has been paid
cash OF this $4,000 has been subscribed and paid b. the City
Har ford The is mae in the Treasurer Of the STATE.
II bonds registered in the Oh Of the Controller Of the STATE an.
counergnel by and by the the Charter only BE- De-
yed By him the Cong the proportion Of $500 bonds s
5000 cash previously expended in the construction Of the roat
The road extends Hartford where with the whole New
England system railroads, westerly hrion the Ses-Yob
line with the Harlem Roa north and south,
with the Duchess and Columbia Fsh completed; with tho
Pouskeeps Eastern Poughkee &C. be lnd In July and
with tn Conieccut and Roudo1t Road he built opening direct
with tile coal supplies Of the Pennsylvania Coal Company and
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company. wide a FOR business
OPENED BIZ its numeroas Railroad and River connections SUPPLYING ue
country lumber grain cattle ard beasui from the We-
returning lime marble and The Manufacturing products Of Ia
many thrifty towns along It's line.
The grading complete, Part Of tue iron pahs ID track
having commence the condition Of the bed will pefm.
TIL character Manager, anon, whom Hon WILLIAM H.
BARNUM e1.Goy HOLL8Y, GEORGE ~ BARTHOLOMEW, esa,
and JAMES GOODWIN e guarantee that The enterprise "u %
carried through in q substantial ard economical msansr.
Tie pree cf the bonds il SO per rt onl sccld nerat
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E,irNaGR April l;-Cotou dsi u,Hiily uacherc~l Flour
Up, go" ie'w d. :61,7e 81 be- He-eH 800. Oats pore
g. re- ss. a, 'G G, ~. lie liam, Ia NE LAID qac At
II. "a.,-E--'-- ~ q. 80 ,,i Pol, i, "
Qlrr'n ls.' m'5' .' demand ind 'e 'Pf4 dSa
lar Family .'i Ia11,;- a 90" e. f y@ 20 9i Git
aac,rsc re gre Corr aaIl IsioT ii,i A4el Te',e5l,
sls Gn. dossslm Provisions dali and d'OPrs NL'A! ua-
Iolapo Arr l7l'o9r se.ir with a Toe' dmaTi wheat
get g r i,s 10 i N' 81 - NO, ~ T. 81 ~. S i%n
cHrrL ',s"o bNs' Flour %''o 'a'i' WHEAT ''o Ou''
Con 100" es, on p, ,.. ro,lo 1-.-, s, o., osz7
AnvAAs A'ai f5i 3uI: p'9,' az TN "a y,uI
4i A. Ca',. r ..i a. ioNcr rate: 10 T. iolc Com da
10 PIX 49, ,S " TyI tis 50 R.r'iri.-f6O IN
f"gr :s'0 bush "'e1@ Sni"'~'--"" o'L~ f"li' i''''0
CycNs'-r AFrl 7cooa dul! AMI oTeri Nfirs, lG Flour
aa' aa ~ m % 0't. - With ,3,r
a eaa q, n is 4 81 y Sn' Pors ' ' and "a S
f " 3 L! rl ll lover saie. NJ lie BsIE beats dali ad
Eea-llS ia TEL o55 g dem mi; shoulder. c car rib sides
w.; -ar S re- VI Ky lrG "ia a ir deH,nl a. a5
81 oJt Al l-,o1a Dag At "! S I'15 NY o a2a IN
p ,".n ~ ~. i, ~ q; ~ 'it III" 1911 Rlv w. i
e ca l5ttsns so = 10 g. W.sisr RE 5al At i'e
SOC ~ Im} a o., - oS g. r ,Ic l iiai ao', At
Ro.th SIDES ~, H'ms Cl Boon ne,yy; clear Rib gir; Car
r., in lc'. HSs,dal Of - ;5a IS 81 C. +95 So
I'm S' 6sh Gs,,. '''' O''" '"''''
A ,s .o'" i ,'a az I 81 corn ," I'D
,l u. ~ o.. A.. IN, r. "a al ,lic Amin, The A.
teooa gr 81, 5?ic for e2 ols dali At 49, o 40 Rege
At 0 for ior 80 > bare lf. - 80" Nc III ~ .G.ei cas- T 5
asa r. cl,a -, lc. M.ais daI nni ancan;G Live
Is i5G - Eecps-2ooO bb Flour; 1900 bush Wheat GEO
s sriPas S,o 81. IoS 5' Ws,, pm bush
S5 SS Dq. % In o, II; 'u' '''''
A.nSY Apa l7-Wlea rnGnaage s.e' ear No. "hi.e state
el~ Ee9re se u s.'l it' si ~ iSg ~ No. tVn ga
49, Ad S5 esd S' T Scl %r FOR ws
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Tho money market has boon easy aud VOL supplied
with Ioanabo funds as aud per cent on call to borrow
ors with Government collateral. and and to the gen
cra class OF stock brokers' Tiorc was moderate bus
ness in commercial paper at o97 per cent The Treas
ury will buy S3,0N0ae OF fyetwcntos on Wednesday,
which I'm connection with higher gold, has had ten
doucy to slightly advance The price Of all the Govern
inert is1ues. The total subscriptions TO tho new loan
are nearly S0COoCOS. The completion Of the now bonds
for delivery carly next month will doubtless encourage
moro rand subscriptions.
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K & Hatch report as follows at 4 p. M;

An application received to-day at the Treasury Do
partmelt from ST. Petersburg for agency ier tho -"
gotiaon OF the new loan, to be establisheu IN ''''
city. The application accompanies ny ds hy he
lion amounting to $lOOO3OOo Of tho new bonus ny '
house applying for tho agency -, 90,
state bonds have been active on row iSSu'0' ''. %
Tcnnessees South Carolinas, and Mssours n tb MIS-.
the remainder OF the list. The ioho"n's WV w 49,,
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CHOICE SECURITY.
,.,, y,,t, Avn Os,vUco MIDLAND RAILROAD

A CHOICE SECURITY.
NETWORK AND O5wEGO MIDLAND ENlEOAp
COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BpN's'
A very large full paid Up stool; subscription.
800, $500, AID $1,000 BoNps,
C0UPoN AND REGISTERED.
The new trunk line from Ncw-York City 10 the
North and West, between The New-foik Central and
Erie Railways. and many miles shorter than either
from Now-YOrl, to Buffalo
Two hundred and twenty miles Of finished road
already in existence cost twice the amount Of bonds
issucd may fairly be called the best character Of
real estate loan; title perfect and value constantly
enhancing: issue of bonds positively limited TO
10000 per mile of finished road; very small loan
Per mile. highly Thought of 10y bankers and, we be-
lieve, security of the highest grade. The road Is
earning largely; il a better investment Than money
in a savings bank. For sale by
GEORGE OrDYKE & Co. Bankers. No. % Nassaust.
TANNER d Co, BiSEERs, No. II WAiI.sr., NEW
YORK,
Financial Agents for tho sale Of the First NortnG"
Bonds Of the ST. Joseph and Denver City Railroad
Company
The total issue of these Bonds Is $4,000 on li2
miles of road completed and now in operation, which
is at the rate Of $l3je0 per mile
The gross earnings OF this road are now exceeding
in amount ts operating expense and tie interest on
It's bonded debt.
These Bonds are therefore frst-class Investment.
and must soon advance in price, Us but limited
amount now remain uusOd
We recommend the securities with perfect salts
faction.
Price %. and accrued interest.
Circulars, maps pamphlets, &c, furnished.
IhS.'ER & Co.
No. II Wai-at., l.. !. City.
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U.nlock Solo il dull. and prices

IN II ~ ma, , o are owo We rciucs our
' a % ' to eIe Iso ieS Sgr Pei so1 e 10
Rough Leather dan ,m3k lnc7o A}5's u nv 5 Di
Light 25ldlIc hi ilomors, Cah9ta Heavy 2GS ~
rech iI Ie mi GtSoS g5aic p n, ef
Orooo So Ml 25c2Iie ID iIea.3cs onI9'o, - s5' e
y u Heock. Poo Damaged, al kinds end w,ft 40 bi
5n a0 Sronre HI &c. p iSi pdn Grop. ngt ycc
q bi Union Gi-s 3a49e y NJ Oas E'sa ~ kcs, '''
& - rg'',a .. ds s 'a' t@T n'9 Al s %
India 3d. Of Porto Rico was reported as beng son.
NAVAL STorbs-spt, Turp,ne aud good demand
,alcl Of 200 bill Mrrisrble al 5j0t ertO IT,
IN p mo e rl1os, oj bill hsus @ 9t1 co. The
fue GRADES nouinsL Tar and iic are ''eily lu '
fra Cndc Oils vhort cH Il m orinee trade remains
dDI ~ ' very n. dfr,ad FOR Pol nc
oa las, T seia . one, nee IA & ID fiS 81 for Nov Moss 81 f
Prime future delivery ,ae ma's au ana h-'' 's'
al 20 Lfs Prime private term f il VIZ re',e ,
li I5 Tor in BE- AMI 5ql3 for E,tl M.s. Ieee Fec Is in
neee el a '-5 ,r ri' M, =, Ef isrs are Mont
qlo',le change 'r,e remains ye in,i ss' o. DOH nv ~
rces aye unLarg B'conis doll end wei "" 2'o. a,
Gio5c for ~ en-. picl Hos ave lglI 'E9, D' ,., r
bgre5. ss Of IS ri End t Il,c for No. l. o t'i ,i
gi. , q [5,r !" i 1si -'.i 3D. P:
t "e AZ 26J bb for Ap AID iy, at Me- ed '' b' IN
ItraqluNT raI} !9i I c'oi ia At 5 a5., T.
MEN, w' we ao SO, ic On he CaI ha b. ans -' '
ruifi PREVAILING q10'at. 10
ami Taper b l IL Ruei there has ben rt,t "o il
quify r ccao tas1h At loser ic5 j.. u 20 h9 sp'
&c bills -. D.. s Jgnc NJ etr Tor cis'l tir no
a., gnot = ziic In Philadelphia Ao lrnc transacted was li
d. V -l.k caSat Tor spot which ft-' yi oi 5I
i 4 s, 5- tonpt delivery aud 1909 GD ' eatl ho-h o'
RiC-Tlcr, f'rd,uer!o D'ne'ic ar The market, y tn
a oasoiaa at tic Iog-fH is ia be.et a'7'el from The
trt p5 slle5, )l" bing93l o. to- cuife1y
lrit g. rIOai rl'i, ir b"fL
slGh.-Ias S..4 -. scyc, tu pr'ol irn; sli go
M. ste =. frCuai igI 1 'of Porto iep; H. ioi re a,
al jsbo,- irans Ia a.' 'n s1'cry fssoH o' bids
ned. CcalHt-al; Rem is iiln 49, Do gooi 'ea -
rKusFor le leg b.. been !.f d.--' - 80 nirs IS i'm
since our no iac been bts No ~ co. il 90, an d"
g. Py e Ir-' vidil u on gro ei'-s re hts De- =
bate -u.ii - D. from As iuaa ar. % DO - ~ AL
T,,,4 ne uI-e. r Dor has De r'fe At prices rra
se4lr; sl.,3 have been % 10 it' 300 - i, 2| b nf
Amer ril ItfU % tante,hr. lg I Pogo tllclp 49, sl i
and ut.rI 'ai. Fave ben 80 ba from PsA ~ TO- ia.
n-uL-.lI. \ . l -. nL-l-:
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Tho transactions at the CcsrngIIous TOT 'pe pas'
as fo,lows with those the previous week;
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
\. n NhINT'
'lAN' nl,rcr OF FlsK & HATCH BANKrRs. I

A. z. HATCH
HARVEY FISK. 49,, p,,r,,,,ro
No 3 NAssAU-sT. NEW-ioRN, APiI 49, io,i'
Tue FIRST MORTGAGE SIX TER CENI "oip po.'Do
op THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD OoarNN
of ~, Ill, ohopt s7C0OOO, or neatly onehali tho
.;.oiaa,, have already been markctod-are secured
'.'o,, an Fast and West Trunk Line Of Road, AZ
lie in length the greater part of which l&3' miles,
10 IN proGtable operation, and the remainder rapidly
hrIdpc. when completed, il viii establish short,
economical and favorite route between tide-watcr
ocotion and the chief railroad and river cities of
the West.
Rosdes the immense volume of through traffic be-
tween the East and West which this Road can com
mond by it's superior advantages i'll distance, grades,
fuel and unfang navigable connections, tins Road
,nust convey enormous quantities of the superior
smelling, camel and btumnous Goals of the Kan
owba Valley and the iron ores of Virginia and west
Virginia. which are in demand at both ends Of the
line.
The value of the property tie certainty of large
and profitable business the established reputation
and credit Of the Company, and IFS able and honor
able management, give to these securities an assl-
rance of superior valde and safety and enable us to
recommend them with tho greatest confidence to
parties making Investments desiring to fund Their
Five-TwcntioS.
They may be had in Coupon or Registered form, and
in denominations OF
$1,000. $500, and 500.
Price 90 and accrued interest from Nov J. at Wihch
rate they yield per cent gold interest on Their cost
We have prepared pamphlets showing the agrlcul-
tuIal mineral and manufacturing advantages OF me
adjacent territory and the traffic facilities and imam
c;al prospects of the Road which win he furnished
On application. FISK & HITCH Financial AGENTS
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Co!emsp BenedIet,s elosing quotations were

The gold market has been dun and without animation
though in tone strong at 11Oial the bulk Of business
being at lI The strength Is encouraged by the eXpeca
ton Of large shipments early next month"; and the small
amount Of specie really held by the banks; but on the
other hand II is also thought that the May interest will
be more than sufficient any export movement.
The lending rates g. and per cent for carrying.
and fiat FOR borrowing. The Treasury will sell S2O0GOO
gold On Thursday. The days business at the Cold EN
change Bank was follows: Gold cleared e24,0l00JO;
goa balances, sZ55,555; currency balances, sI,4OeCO
The following the duOtatiOns:
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The Philadelphia Stock Market active today

The Philadelphia Stock Market was actiFe today
Pennsylvania Gs, third Issue, sold at 10ot PhilaGei-
phia and Erie Railroad, 2Sl Reading Railroad 54l and
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Cit. Gold closed at llOt.
The earnings OF the Pacific Railroad OF Misorl Tor
March 1911 were S}l97C4 co. March, 1870 Sj02n 81; IN
crease ls7i s9522 u.s. For The first week. April. 1871,
s28sl 5j the first week, April, 1879, SG5oj 52 III
crease, SlO,793 o. -,
The earnings of the St. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail
road Company for the first week III April, 13il were
SIS go 81; 1870 $Z1l 81 increase G3 pcr cent? SJoJ a.
The earnings of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railway
for the month OF March were as follows:
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HlDEs-Thefe len fair iemai or Dry Hide during the past
prices remain Prime Bueno
aud wanted c arrivals would VITA esd sale above
guoa At The close the market j. ln The market f W 80 faic
l has been dull and plcs have downward teac Trade
for Upei Leather Hide. du and prices nOmunF urcia gl
tacu Hies1he market Bu1aoes ytTy
dali and prices q nominal We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18

TABLE OfHe Aperoge amount Of Loans, Spece, CircHia
tom Deposits and LeJdt Tenders in ne BGhiS Of NE
Citg Of Neo York tor DE peek ending saturday. april
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SECOND BOARD,

Zee ~
ove o. 81 Corgl o'cl7 % u soc t52l 9ol;Ii =
4 .tsp.t o'IILs lo0.0 o. : So 1870 keg|i ~.
. = CD l,s 49,. ocll-; $500 Us ts Currency '''''i''
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r,urorK Anil t--C,'.n dul Low Ndufi Re net receipts.
I,i l,. c,1rcoiaI i-o bales, ,des, Io b'esi so1A'
I'D l..,t a.,
hIa.Outr,Nt April 7-Cot,n s,.ay And 10 fair demands MD
dua-a iu4ti.. 4s t,D, o1I1 lsies go's Uor IJ ba7'
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL 49, 1871

ITEMS. currency VI hl'f
City Sfghter. Or.onrroncy - Wlyi
City S'r. cow. ....currency - % "
| UPPER LEATHER HIDSs.
II. A. and H. q. kips.. gold p M
Ni-a................cJh- no
Sierrs Leone. ...curroncy - UJJ
Gambia and Bissau, curry n d'B
Zanzibar. ~ az
PAST IyDiA HIDES.
Calc'ta Srgh.er. Cow. gold - Hl1
CaL'ta dead grccn....gold - dlJ
Cslcntta. hnfalo.....goid II 0lli
Ma,fls end Batavia bu.lc'y . 40
Singapore. buHalp..ourr'y ~ oil
Penang Cow. - oil
The New York herald., 1871-11-12

The excitement Of election had its effect upon the
dry goods market the FIRST week. so that It was
rather spasmodc In Its character. In cotton goods
there has been no more than the usual trade incl
dent the season, but there Ia large amount OF
stock In agents hands except in fine bleached
goods.
Brown sheetings and shirtings have been In steady
demand from country jobbers- Any brands over
l3c do not sell rapidly. The amount Of stock IN
agents. hands Is not large.
BleaIhed sheetlngs and shirtings IN the nne
grades move slowly with both jObbers and agents,
and just now there Is an accumulation OF stocks.
There good prospect or trade for The future, with
an increased demand probable Tor these goods For
the lower qualities there S inquiry, and all styles
below lie. are in small supply.
Canton dannelS are Delng well distributed The
Hamilton browns have been reduced to 17c.. ana
are Deing placed at o less price by the package.
Brown drills are In demand. with leading styles
well sold mp. ~
Corset jeans and satteens are called for ana the
best styles are sold In advance OF production.
Ticks are IN better demand Glazed camOricS are
selling well.
Prints show q tendency to accumulation aud the
Market is not acuve There Is no prospect OF Q
change from the present prices.
Hosiery OF all kinds are In only moderate inquiry.
wOOLIEN GOODS.
The movement in woOllen goods has been OF
limited character In lignt weight goods there have
been large orders delivered TO the cOthier but In
the main the market Is moderate In all kinds OF
wOOllens.
The New York herald., 1871-11-12
POLICE PECULIARITIES.

Transfer Of Ser9eants-Rumored Removal Of
the Captain OF the Fourteenth Precinct.
President Henry Smith, OF the Board OF Police,
transferred the blowing sergeants this morning.
Daniel Davenport from the Sixth precinct to the
Tenth precinct.
James Loonie, who is known as the ''rerror'' OF
the department., because none OF the captains
want him, and the Commissioners don't know what
to do with him, has been sent from the Nine.
teenth to the SIXTH Before being sent to the Nine
teenth, Loonie was in the Eighteenth, where he
made himself SO obnoxious to the inhabitants Of
that district during the election that the Commis-
eiOners felt obliged TO removed him. In the sixth,
however, this pugnaci0us policeman will be COM
PEELED to conduct himself with decOrum, as Captain
Kennedy won't stand any OF his nonsense, and the
people or the Sixth ward will watch his actions to
nnd an opportunity OF having him dismissed from
the department.
Edward B Wntcomb is removed from the Tenth
Francis J. Banfield has been sent from the Eigh.
teenth TO the FIRST
Frank B. Randall is changed from the First to the
Roundsman Edward J. McGloln from the Twen-
tieth to the First N
1t is rumored that Captain Walsh is to be removed
next week frOm the Fourteenth precinct up town.
This change has been In contemplation Tor some
time, but it was not thought expedient to make 1t
until the eecIlOn was over. l; Will be great relief
to the population or the Fourteenth ward, for the
Captain B not favortte among the people OF that
district 4a
The New York herald., 1871-11-12
SMALLPOX.

Increase OF the Discase-1he Leper Breaking
Out Over the Entire surface of the City.
There is no longer any doubt In the minds OF the
health officials about the terrible increase OF this
rightiul disease in the city, and 1t has been ascer
tanned beyond doubt that 1t is growing with an
unparalleled rapidity. From two and three cases q
week it grew to 1--WE, then went UP to ten, and the
week before last the ist numbered twenty victims
who had succumbed TO the
DREADFUL RAvAGER
But that was only an ordinary state Of things COM
pared with what was reported yesterday. The
health officers were themselves alarmed when they
found the returns showed an increase up to yester
day afternoon OF twenty-five cases In single week.
That makes at the present moment forty-two cases
OF smallpox now scattered all over the city, for the
people have not yet been removed from their homes.
Dr. Ceccarinl brought the matter before the Board OF
Health on Wednesday last, at Its last meeting, and
then pointed out the fearful extent TO which
THIS SWEEPING DESTROYER
was growing among the population. He explained
10 the Board tnat he was entirely unable to cope
with the pestilence for want OF means. The present
state Of the city I'm nces clogs tue action OF the
Sanitary Committee and until they get the neccs.
sary funds from the authorities they will be power
less to stop The 0Od OF disease 1t IS supposed that
Philadelphia Is sending this visitation to New
Workers. as exists there ct the present moment TO
n o css S s S SpM
have been reported from the outskirts and the sur
roundngs OF the city, and II it once gets into the
crowded neighborho0ds the waters edge there Is
no knowing where 1t viii stop or how its course
could be arrested.
Another at I36 West Tnirts second street.
There are two cases at 667 East Sixteenth street.
Ac,se is reported a 100 o Grand I a. @ street
/. One ut 81 West Houston street.
One at 80 Charlton street.
All these people are still in their homes ana tSe
danger may be easily calculated. - II n.
The New York herald., 1871-11-12
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


DE LAMATER-CITT.-On Monday October 80 at
St stephens church, BY the Rev. DR.. McGynn, Mr..
WILLIAM g. DE LAhATER, OF New York, to Miss
daughter Of Jonn b. and Mary Cttn and grand
daughter OF Vscount Donna Dieu, OF Marseilies
France tH 1tI NM
GALLAGHER-DELLBGAR.--In Hudson City, N. j.
on Wednesday November 8, BY Rev. Father Timo.
thy, PHILIP y. GALLAGHER, oi New YORK, to ELIZA
BETH N. DKLLpGAR daughter OF WILLIAM f. DEL
LRGAR, Of the former place. HE
DNEY-HUTroN- Wednesday, November g.
street Presbyterian church, FREDERICK q. GEDNEY
70 MAGGIE H. HUTTON, all or tnts city.
MAL0NEY-SvLiLvAN-On Monday, October 30, at
Tneophilus, O. = r, DENNIS N. MALONHY to NARY
A. SULLIVAN, both OF this city. b.
at st. Paul's church, Hudson, N. j., by the
Rev. Father nmotny, BRYAN 0'CoNN0R, or San
tello Of Rashkeaie, Limerick Ireland.
SwANN-PKRRy.--In Brooklyn, on Monday, NO
vember g. ct the residence Of the brides mother bv
The New York herald., 1871-11-12
THE STATE BONDS

were dull and steady, II not strong. The South
Carolina July issues ranged from 3535 to a5%. The
new Texas 10 per cents were quoted s9k to o.
THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for the city bank
shares:-Manhattan, $50; Mercnants', ia; Me-
ohanics, 1872; America, 14O; seventh Ward, 1O6;
Commerce, l1aK; ocean, so; American Exchange,
liz; Bank Of the Republic, liz; Hanover 1o5;
Irving. 1913; Metropolitan, 135h; Nassau, 100; Corn
Exchange, 121; St Nicholas. Ill; Marine 15o; Com.
monwealth, oe; Importers ana Traders, 1855; Park,
$50; Central National, 10l; Fourth National, 100:
Ninth National, 115k; Oriental, 165; Gold Ex-
change, o.
THE RALROAD BONDS
The following were the bids for the railroad
The New York herald., 1871-11-12

For some time past the proprietors OF hen roosts
chicken coops and other poultry establishments IN
Hoboken have been occasionally surprised to ma
several OF their birds fown on awaking. few
evenings ago four young urchins, OF them over
twelve years OF age, were arrested In open day BY
German residing. In, Willow street for plunderinR
his yard OF few fat ducks and geese. Tnc duckS
that were foolish enough 70 make NOISE were sum
more peaceable ones hung head downwards In the
boys hands. The thieves were brought 10 the sta.
ton house, but were subsequently discharged By
the Recorder, the proprietor Oi the fowls being IN.
duced by the boys friends TO withdraw the charge.
ON Friday night Mr. Timothy Folev's premises, IN
Hudson street. were left minus or thrty-six ducka
and NO trace OF the game-b can be found.
The New York herald., 1871-11-12
THE WILLIAMSBURG TRAGEDY.

Charles Bernard-the young man who acciden.
tally shot ana killed his friend, Edward L. Nichols
in the Wall House, Williamsburg, on Friday even
inQ-was discharged from custody yesterday after
noon by Coroner Whiehill, the jury bringing In an
unanimous verdict tnat the shooting was the result
of accident. Mr.. Bernard and MS victim belonged
to Company E, Forty seventh regiment, and were
fagC Irenda.
The New York herald., 1871-11-12
STREET QUOTATIONS.
EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDoN, Nov Ill 30 r.
A-Conso!s closed atsS Tor monev ana s3 sS for the
account American securities Fivc-wentv ponds. 1852
1855, slA{ 1857, sSz; ten-forties, s9A.
PARIS BoyRsE-PARIB. Nov lip. M-Rentes closed Rt
66f. 96c
LIyEsrooL CoTToN AAnKET.-LIvEsrooiy Nov IL
40 p. NJ. Cotton cos3d quiet aud steady. Mdding up
lands, 9ld; middng Orleans sad. $40. Sales OF the
day 10u bales, including 300 for and speculation
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKRT.-LIvrRPooL, Nov.
Ill 80 p. M.-Lard, As, Cd.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNpoN, Nov n--Even-
ing.-Spcrm OIL Ell $50 per L,nseed oil, E34 lbs.
ESl los. per ton. Talow. COS. 3d. per cwt. for
The New York herald., 1871-11-12
HEALTH OF SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Ca, No

SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. IL, 1s71.
the following from the Mayor Of this city, VIII set
at rest the reports In regard TO the yellow fover:-
Many false reports are In circulation concerning
the health OF savannah. On the authority Of the
Health Oncer and OF the leading medical men Of
the city, positively assert that here 10 no yellow
fever qr any other epidemic disease IN the cIty.
, ALfRED HAYWOOD. Mayer pro tbNl,