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The New York herald., 1871-05-15
A Party Wrecked in the Lake.

The Buffalo courier relates the following interest,"
Ing episode In connection with the prize fight that
didn't come off:-SOme time during Wednesday
night the steam tug Shoecrait left for the OF
the conflict with party oil about fifty on board.
How many OF the crowd hailed from this CITY, and
how many there were from abroad, we have no
means OF knowing at our present writing; but we
incline to the opinion that there were not many
Buffalo men In The party There was whlskey
enough among the crowd to keep them in the best
OF animal spirits through the night and far into the
morning, and 1t was freely used. When OFF Port
Maitland Canada, the yacht was swamped and the
party came near meeting watery grave.
The story OF their rescue has not come TO
us circumstantally, but they got ashore alive and
walked to Dunville, where they learned that the
fight had suddenly come to a close. They waited
for the Grand Trunk train for this city and got
aboard as 1t came along. The conductor in due
time demanded their iares, and the response from
the crowd the shape OF q number OF re-
volvers, which were placed in uncomfortable prOx-
unity to the conductors face, SOME OF the crowd
saying, "Oh. yes; Wen pay our fares" The mob
next proceeded to take possession OF the entire train.
causing much fright among the passengers and de-
meaning themselves as disagreeably as possible.
The conductor was powerless and had no discretion
but to carry the roOus TO this city, where they
arrived last evening. It would be a pleasant task
to chronicle the arres. and punishment OF every
rough who was brought htncr on the train.
The Shoecratt was seized by the revenue onlccrs
at Fort Maitland on suspicion OF being q smuggler.
The New York herald., 1871-05-15
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, May l3-GP. NJ.
CoFrEEThe market for Rio was dull and heavy. Prices
were without quotable change the absence of transactions
Other descriptions neglected and nominal The sales
AL confined to small lots hands quote
Ordinary l0c l0c. far do, 10Ac. 1lc, good
do l4c 1sc; prime do, l2hc. ls1Gc.; extreme range
for lots lOc l3c gold per h., in bond thirty to sixty
days credit Java government bags) sc. 20c do (gov
ernment grass mas lSxc. 22c; Singapore l7c l9c.;
Ceylon, i5c. l7c; Maracabo I3c. ac Laguayra l4c.
16c Jamaica, 13c. 5]c; st. Domingo gold, in bond)
9s4c. l0c. Costa Rca, l3ac. Tc Manila, 14c lbc.
Mexican, lSc l7c Savanlla l3c. l6sc. Curacoa 3c.
a l6c.
CorToN-Under small offerings u fair demand from
all the market for this continued strong
further advance Ac. Id. readily established
all grades, tho market closing with strong upward
The sales fOloWs:-
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APRIL, MAY AND JUNE.
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rendering harsh and coarse Look q. the skin of oId
advice is 20 diseontinne cor, them and use %
one bo IS equal IN senh @ one gallon Of
or decoctons as usually mae and vine glass; added to
- Lisbon pie Drink ,9s ,sT1st Try s,ais way
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used needed
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are composed Of Ca,aw1a as Grape Juice aud Fluid
How To proceed in the
Spring and summer months
Purchase Of clmbods Sarsapara one box
OF Pils-wor,n their weight
. in gold.
- DiL MELaBoID's FLUID FIJI ii 'i1 EXTRACT BUcnU
has acquired worldwide fame.
All of period OF twenty
years has proved tbs to be the case r = r.
Speaking OF those diseases and diseases arising from the
excess OF mercury he states That no remedy = equal to the
than any other drug Am acquainted With y. IN n, %.
is applicable TO state Of the system so suuken yet
irritable renders other substances of the tonic class una
See remarks OF the great chemists PIN OF America.
WILLIAM r. WARNER co.
l54 North Third street, Philadelphia, Pa
H. 7. HELMBoLD-E Esteemed friend, congratulate you
having the handsomest and at the same time the most
sne m that have %%M syf r. Vs wARsE se
IL r. HELMBOLD viii remark, in conclusions, that:his
remedies are The result Of long and sar. .'ss The he Fa
them IN that time proves their value All nave been bene
stand neqnaed IN tho OF their sale and
by any medicine In he Dspensaorv OF the United Statcs
not excepting single hero root plant or scientific prepa
Pharmaceutical claim all mine to be, and have
p"'eA''' ALL STAND on THEIR MERITS.
To dspc impression or I,euoce that might exist In
ciy given through adversng and that | am and have
swey to prove this, see letter.
From the largest manufacturing chemists in the word1
lam racouaintcd with Mr.. n. T. Helmpod; he occupied
the drug store opposite my residence and was successful In
before MN have been fayoraey M,h his char
as,er and enterprise wiLL,AM WEiGmTMAN,
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia.
The PHI have thought OF oaerpg 10 tho afflicted for ten
They perfect, and shah stake my time, money
the Pm Itself is made tho bottle, label, wrapper-a
with wha, care they have been prepared After examnai
English or French preparation win show greater care
Instead Of the nauseouslookng careesly prepared Pills
ay or offered by those having no as
druggists manu acurcrs of medicines test tho
offered bv your obedient servant =
Crystal Palace Drug Store 500 broadway, New Yorx
Palace Fnasfnacy Giisey House, Broadway and Twenty
PRESCRIPTIONS accurately compounded. French acrmar
Tempe Of Pharmacy Continental Hoies phuade,phia aus
lQa souih Tenth street. Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1871-05-15
OPERATIONS OF TEE PRIZE RING GANG.
lsCbbing n lew.

[From the Syracuse Courier May 1871
Hebrew named Edward Kartschake, OF MIL
waukee, converted his property into money In that
city with the intention or changing his base OF
operations ana going into business In this city. For
MS property he received letter or credit, given by
Marshal llsley or Milwaukee, for $4,000 in gold.
lie also had $500 In greenbacks note for $500 IN
Prusslan money, and another note OF 500 marks
banco, Hamburg money. These were all placed
vest wnere 1t would naturally be supposed
they would be safe. He came. accompanied by his
daughter, by way OF Suspension Bridge, ana when
they reached Rochester they saw five men OF sus-
plcious appearance come in the car, ana they re-
manned there until just as the tram reached this
city tabout eight last evening", when they made q
prctence OF looking for their baggage, as tn0ngh
they wished TO get or here. They first crowded
around the daughter but OF course did not find their
baggage, for they probably nad none, when they
went TO the seat where the father was sitting
on his rising so that they might find their
baggage and then immediately decamped.
Soon alter the old gentleman found they
had cut button from his vest, and taken the pack
age from the inside pocket where IL had been
slowed A despatch was Immediately sent OF stop
ng payment on the letter Of credit. On the train
on which this man and his daughter were passen-
gers tine S:l5 p NJ traiD), large number OF roughs
were returning to New York from the Mace-CoDurn
fzze, and these men were undoubtedly among
that gang The total amount taken would be nearly
$4,000 In greenDacks. A despatch was sent to
Utica by CHIEF Davis to the Chief Of police In that
city, giving the facts and requesting the arrest OF
the parties. About twelve this morning despatch
was received from the chief OF police In Utica, say
mg:-"liave got your man; Will hold him subject to
your order.n
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

--Whcat was dull but unchanged The sales were only
10000 bushels at 81 81 81 So for spring and III 6U
II 81 for small lots amber winter Corn was dull ana lower
The sales about 250c0 bushels at 79c SIC for Mixed
closing at sUc Sic. for mixed. Oats steady. with
sales of $1,000 bushels at Csc. 6Sc, aaoat Barley
active and rm The sales $4,000 bushels
tanata at l To- in store Rye better demand sales
5000 bushels State, to arrive at al 20.
FREIGurs-The market for grain freights was frmer,
business consequently restricted shippers
asked. Rates other goods
were steady. Toe engagements were:-To Liverpool ny
SAIL Is bushels wheat sd. To London by SAIL 3,40O
bbs Is 6d The charters nclude:A British brig,
vJ quarters gain hence 10 Cork for orders to the United
Kingdom Ga. British 69S hence
general cargo. private terms Norwegian bark
$500 grain Cork FOR to tue uned King
DOM 6 81 Norwegian barx to The Baltic, general
Irovscns, private terms. . .
MUIAssEs.-The market higher, owing to the limited
supply hands, cargo OF Cardenas comprising 24s
Is tierces disposed OF private terms at
price. however, indicating an advance. DOMESTIC wa
moderate We sales OF leo bDls
Nasrn nrl In ola Mt frornA4 q euun
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NAVAL SroaEs.-The demand for spirits turpenne
limited Irices without material change tended In favor Of
ces 5Sc. 54c, closing for wholesale lots at 5c &c
Kosn nrmer with lalr demand. We note sales 500
So 100 obs strained at ~ d. AT the close So 4s
odd for strained We quote strained, 81 42S Ya 5O No
S.s no. vfsn Mg IS Tar was Ia shs re
quest 81 e5 81 Tor Wilmington. and 81 81 for Wash
FRov -Reccipts-Pork, 1sl5 bbls beef 2os pack
meats 20 paskases lard g paekages The pork
without of moment Beef quiet at steady rates
Beef hams were without change and dull Cut meats Inactive
unimportant business done in city long clear
& au sold Sd for a aes snd a es
in moderate demand ~ former prices.
trne over sellers conforming to the buyers
The sales were 1000 bbls s'anaard white for May delivery
Su Sus xe2s si9p od at e M G s5Sae
also lower and business quiet The sales were loo bbs
standard lar, S. 1 u for snd sale Of
Ibis. rcaned, for May, at siAc.
limited to small lots, at Sc for Kanscon and SIC
Without noticeable change in prices the market
sale. were limited to b5O hhds including ha Porto
fners partly at &c. and .6 hnds sold 10 arrival
not before fepore on private also 6 boxes cenirf
rened sugar closing at the following prices
yellow, lie. a Ike; q, 1lSc. lEsc.; extra 9. n.c
l e ~ s ena pGwasssa S sa
refining, Sec 9c.; far to good refining, Sac
a 70 sHGs eeSasa Tug hits pnd so9cs @ l
molasses. hhds and boxes , s5c sIc; mslado aAc a
sc; do 10 to IL CSC lcN do. 10 to l 1o,ac 1fc
aS IL 70 IS s.Gs sts SD DO Il to Scs a21c alse
s; grocery grades 9.c Iosc Brazi~6usch standard
ss1eS sanssa ass SSs =
o1c. New oreans-Kennlng grades, Sc. sc. grocery
Receipts 4ol bbls. The market was heavy
and prices a shade lower; 200 hbs sold at 9l>sc.
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active demand prices again higher,
the market closing firm at ll6c. per lb advance over
comprise 500 bales as soo suO a. 1 lS sse do
loo at i5,sc.; July zoo at l5Ac., 200 at Is
7sc, 500 at 6hc 2oo each July and August at s9o to-
Der 500 at Yesterday after Change 09 bales changed
l5c June 500 at l5 200 at 5c 500 at lac July 200
at l5c 100 at 10 6l6c 1900 at l5Ac August 200 At l5
free board Charleston private terms exchanged Sc
paid to exchange 0 May for 200 June. Total since last
port 1860 bales. The quotations of Yesterdays
forward deliveries MAY, l563c.; June
receipts at the ports to day were as follows s40
hel; Wlmnson 20; Norfolk, sa9 New York, 72 Boston,
1876 Total o46s baies against 5,7l bales day last
week, and 5,396 bales same day last year.
FLOUR AND -Receipts-four lss bbs; @ wheat,
745 bags; OATS 425 bushels The -four market ruled dull
but prices unchanged For good shipping stock,
Sc % bid. Rye dour dull and unchanged. Corn
meal quiet quotations. Sales $50 bbs. Western and
The New York herald., 1871-05-15
COPARTNERSHIPS.

ry,HE FIRM OF PLATT & NEWTON SAN FRANCISCO
and New York. became dissolved by the death OF Mr.
George Plat the ID instant. -
l.. II. NEWTON.
WM. +. COLEMAN,
Nrw YORK, Nav IL, 1871. Special Partner.
Having reference the foregoing beg to give notice
that we will without change of title, and for
risk the business heretofore conducted by
Plat Newton. WM T. COLEMAN.
l.. II. NEWTON.
The New York herald., 1871-05-15
BOARDERs WANTED.

I SECOND FLOOR AND OTHER ROOMS, WITH FIRST
J. class Board, families and single gentlemen. Ref
exchanged 343 West Twenyrst street, near Ninth
The New York herald., 1871-05-15
REMOVALS..
WATCHES, JEvyELRY, SC.

A MEXICAN WATCHES IN GREAT VARIETIES
n Cuckoo Clocks, Jeweiry Sterling slverware own
manufactures quality and prices defy competition.
FRANkFiELD Co, g,3 Eighth avenue, corner twenty
sixth street, and 20y Sixth avenue Fourteenth street
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

Oi WEST THIRTIETH STREET.-NEWLY FURNISHEl
IL second story Room large closets bath same
suitable FOR u gentleman wife; also single Rooms Il
gentlemen, with or without Board.
The New York herald., 1871-05-15
WINES, LIQUORS, sc,

A FINE RYE OR BOURBON w1IISkEY AT 81 SO PER
~ gallon; tine Sherry aud Port Wine So 80 per gallon
Scotch and Irish Whiskcy, Holland Gu and
50 per gaion. All warranted pure. WILLIAM M. GILES,
lo9 Sixth avenue, corner Thirteenth street.
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

HEI,MEOLp'S
HELM BOI.D'S
HELM BOLp'S
HELM MGoiiD'S
HELM holds
UEI,MRoLD'S
UfLMBObIIS
HELM HOLpS
HELMHDLD'S
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HELM Koi,n'S
HELM BOhD'S
liELNBOLD'S
HELM MBOI.D'S
HELMRoLU'S
HEUNRoi.D'S
HELM ROLpS
HEI.MRnLD'S
HELM ROLD'S
HELM BOLn'S
HELM Ru.HS
HELMR MRoLD'S
HELMRonDS
UELMR0LD'S
UELNROLD'S
HELM BOLD'S
UELNBnLn'S
lfLMBOLU'S
IIlfI ynny nto
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

AN EDUCATED WESTERN GENTLEMAN, AGED s3.
IA moral aud OF strictly temperate habits win income OF
$4,000 ycar desires acquaintance OF au honest vu.
lady, with view to matmo. Address SIN
CkRlIl. New XoTk Post oacus
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

GRANT HOUSE, Is NEW BOwERY.-CLEAN. AIRY
furnished throughou
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

81 WEST THIRTY SECOND STREET.-TO LET, WITH
s)l Board Rooms third and fourth oors dcsira
BILE and neatly furnished for gentlemen and single
gentlemen
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

Ok WAVGRLEY pLACE-TWO LARGE, VERY NICE
az ly furnished Rooms third 1oor gentleman aud
wife two single gentlemen, with class French table
terms reasonable.
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

WANTED by A SINGLE GENTLEMAN COUNTRY
w Board; private family preferred; must be reached
by boat, within hours sail OF city Address, with uli
particulars, r. l. g.. box 522i Post office
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

DARE CHANCE FOR ADULT SUMNER BOARDERS.--
~ small private family will rent with first class Board.
six nicely furnished Rooms with NIL the modern improve
inents. Guests always accommodated with car
ages For further particulars address box ~ enox
Iost oce Refer to s. W. Garfield, President of Rockland
Milk and United States Condcnslns Company. AL seventh
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

Co HoRATIo STREET, NEAR EIGHTH AVENUE
~ Two neatly furnished and airy Rooms rent. IN IA
small private family, with or without board.
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

C1 UNIVERSITY PLACE, CORNER NINTH STREET.
~ Il Two pleasant, airy Rooms second door, and
on third to let separately together, with good Board
references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

81 WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET.--ROOMS FOR
~ families and single gentlemen, with Board; terms
moderate for the summer
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

1c UNIVERSITY pLACE.-TWO NICELY FURNISHED
IO Rooms Tor gentlemen and wives, Mt moderate prices
house contains all modern improvements One two table
bOarders taken.
The New York herald., 1871-05-15
BILLIARDS..

STANDARD An MEKICAN BILLIARD TABLES,
III. unequaled FOR accuracy and durability and ap-
proved by the leading aud playcrs;
constantly hand, Tables prices ranging from $3.50 up
wards also unique styles for dwelling houses.
PliELAN A COLLENDIK 7y3 broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

To WEST TwENTy.FiRST STREET-wITH BOARD
l. ~ two connecting Rooms, second loor, front also
nice sin gle Room
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

90 WEST THIRTY-sECOND STREET --HANDSoMI
~ Rooms to rent, with Roard; two three tabl
boarders accommodatcd house trst class.
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

G.O TO ss PER wEEK.-FURNIsHED ROOMS TO
L lot, with without BOARD, and for light housekeeping
American family ~ Hudson street, corner Harrison.
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

80 WEST TWEETY-SEvENTH STRFET.-A SECOND
- - Floor, newly furnished with ample hot
cod water, 10 rent with private table, Rooms for gentle
men, without board.
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

FURNISHED RooMs--oE WAvERLEY STREET,
I Hudson City either with without Board. Apply al
WATSON'S, corner OF Beacon and Oakland avenues,
The New York herald., 1871-05-15
DENTISTRY.

WANTED BILLIARD TABLE-CARoM, 5X10, PIE
w lans make IN good order Address f. 81. ~ box ~
New York Posi- o1ice
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

GUNNER BOARDING. A LIMITED NUMBER or FAM
- hts and individuals be accommodated at Lakeside.
CARMEL Putnam county Large airy Rooms hnc view OF
lake. Terms moderate Inquire j. II. KELLY, Photogrn-
pher, 6sl broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

y WEST THIRTYsEvENTH STREET.-vERY DEsI-
rabc Rooms to rent to gentlemen with Breakfast OF
without board
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

COUNTRY BOARD.-AsTORfA HOUSE, ASTORIA,
~ bNew furniture, spacious Rooms, hrst class table.
charges modcrae 20 minutes Peek slip and Eleventh
street by Astoria boats landing Immediately front of pre-
TN
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Total. S,Os5 l,77o
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

1T DR.. WAIT 4 SONS DENTAL INSTITUTE, COR
IA neT rwentyhird stree, and Fourth avenue, teeth OK
acted under gas at half pce teeth inserted aud hed
the most moderate terms. The iargcs, and best dental
taUllshmcnt in the city.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.-F0URrEEN
j years. Bennmblng application. Gas Administered.
Beautiful Teeth 81 set. $40 Piumpers hollow cheeks.
Sets repaired.
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

81 WAvERLEY PLACE, REAR BROADWAY WELL
- furnished Rooms, with without Board; Location
and board hrst class A few tabe boGrders taken.
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

1E EAST TwENTy-FIRsT sTKEET.-THE COMFORTS
e)O OF social refined home. with delightful Rooms
and excellent! table, be had. References exchanged
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

y TIL STREET, EAST u46) NEAR LEXINGTON AVE
Df nuc.Rooms, with Board, to families and single gen
tcmen at reduced house and location rst class ref
crences exchanged
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

OG DOWNING STREET.-ONE NICELY FURNISHED
CO Room for man and wife or two single gentlemen, with
without Board.
The New York herald., 1871-05-15

II EAST TBIRTy-sEcoND STREET, BETWEEN
If Madison AMI Fifth avenucs.-Second story Rooms,
newly and elegantly iurphed also third story trout acove
Room, with Board to families gentlemen. Only those
willing 10 pay reasonable price need apply.
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moderate Pes sale, Of 20 81 1919 t March LOO
v for April At I3c $50 tea for this NORTH q, lJAo
PRTR6LB M-Ther moderate iuqvy for Crude IN bat but
tave aud sellers apart price and no rsscons rpoto
supply the spot sht and y le can be deye ecr, ned
qaoe S A. the buying the Greek market sgap vtr
navs the qac.os. sc Uppe ~ and Lower 80 q
tte inquiry for Rsfnoi light and the market the SPOT
zd shade Sstsay OF hbs for
livery 2Slc to-day IA offered 2sgc with boye Behnc
3O 63iic with outside price generally asked for small
Nsphhs nominal NJ 0i FOR Tophis the market
bhls to-day the month"; Aic
Of 600 bhls Al 24ic. for February
RICB-CarDhs continues fm price owing TO sms
held by few parties &c but fully equal
absorb all efeug and the Rsngocn also
with considerable trade al full pesi sales 80 tcs Carolina at Gc,
and 10 bags Rangoon, at 767tcg IT
SUGAfSThe market for Raws remains unsatisfactory eoni
taking moderately the pressing
demand holders DO sse Sud prices
ery quoted 99c good Re8uug; hhds
&c Orleans 0iO for Cuha li0l2o and
10 boss Havana 9le Refined with allow sale
SBBDsTbe inquiry Clover quite moderate and market
srm and unchanged quote Hidc Timothy arm at 30 80
per bush. for prime.
sKNsThe %srts Tor Goat q3e importers not disposed to
Sbst the reduction demanded BY buyers nominal
eeipk su bales from veIa Cruz e bales nom Curacao
Deerss are limited 70 small lots at irregular prices We shall
hereafter mske quotations few go We
sales Of 5000 ca%pesch 1000 10 Porto Cabeo % ID San
Juan and 1900 GnstaBa about quotations. 81
from Cs and 10 bales from New Orleans We quoe
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.;mS NAV exchange them for CENTRAL PACIFIC
HoxDs. bearing the same rate of interest ana save
from IL to is per cent for reinvestment, whie thei
socuritv remains as reliable as before
They are dealt in at the New-York Stock EXCHANGE
and at several of the more important Bourses u
Europe We have introduced them into our resui ss
business upon the same basis as Government po rot
and buy and sell them as freely at curren.
rates. and are prepared to furnish them 10
or others at daily quotations. 81, aud
W. bnv and sell Government Bonds, Cold anu
c,"ons execute orders in Miscellaneous Securities
CO .to New.york Stock Exchange make collections,
1soaivo deposits. subject to check at sight anow
interest Oh oSi'n0e'' ""O FISK q HATCH.
ness
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


LovDoN i3Ii:e onsols opened st 1l for both money
account American and steady Und states 1--we
Twenty bonds 1855 old ~ 1884, ass TehPornss "
Stocks firm; Enc Railway shares lbii LAnos CsnnAs oS4 Az
l9nie and Great Western. ~ 49,, ,
LIVERPOOL Feb l3lO mCoion opened dun and uneangdi
Mng Upsni. lid Mddng 0reau' I'D Flour, 24oP Dbl Tor
Western Canal Corn Sl n a.. for New.
LOSD0N Feb. l3-TAllOw ~ } v cst -.
LoNDoN Frb 49, m-Aereau securities suns Unte States
FveTweny bonds 1852 9ll 1865 old 9o 1901 Ssh Stocks arm
kre Railway shares 49,
LIVERPOOL Feb l3- mPort, loS Dbl for Eastern Prime
hess
FRASKgoRr 1.-THE market for United States securities opened
sD, at 95A for the issue OF 1852.
LosDos Feb oO s for money snd the sooeunl
securities quiet steady T. g. Fycweniy bonds lt2 SIT
1855 col 1851 69i Tencs Bi Stocks fumi Erie, 49, Illinois
Central, 1891 Atlantic and Great Western ~.
LivEBPOoI J-4:O motion quiet and steady MID
ding Upnds, 7ia7d Midng Orleans u d9d sas Of the day
speculation exports Cotton ship named
savannah ChaIedon for April delvep I'D for Mddng Up
lands. Wheat-R,d Western, No. 10 No !, l0snll2
LONDON Peb. lJ-4:J0 m.-Retnet Petroleum, 3D. -
LIVERPOOL Feb l3Arrved odayi steamship Rio JaHeo go
Bridgeport las bales bark Agamnnon Isl
bales ship Agenor tE7i bae ship Alexander Mcneil 5si bales
shin Nnnqsm Domo bales bng T. b. Cove 1902 bales ing
Wasp LEI bales ship Amir 2SJ balesi ship Charlotte 5SO total
2{l bales
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NCHoIcE SECURITY.

N
NEw-YoRK AND OswEdo MiDi-'
COMPANY.
,,..or PER CENT GOLD BONDS
FIRST I 5orSa f"ii paid up stock subscription
SEQ, $500 AND $1,000 BONDS
CouPov AND REGISTERED
III. new trunk. line from New-York City to the
me new west between the New-York Central and
Erie Railways and many miles shorter than either
from New-YOrkto Buffalo % an;.b0d road
Two hundred and twenty miles OF finished roa 1
already in existence, cost twice the amour. ol polus
ano"S' nov fairly be called the best character of
ostote loan title perfect and value constantly
anboncine; issue of bonds positively limited to
600 per mile of finished road; very small loan
ner mile highly thought of by bankers, and we be-
feve n security of the highest grade The road Is
earpinr largely; is better investment than money
in y savings bank. For sale by
GEORGE OPDYKE q Co.. Bankers. No. % Nassau-st