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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-28

ACTION OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE FIRE
DEPARTMENT.--A meeting OF the Council
Committee OH the Fire Department Wus
held yesterday morning, duriug which the
petition Of MeSsrs. Scammell and others,
the fifemen who were recently discharged, =,
was discussed. after q very careful con-
sideration of the subject, the committee
decided to ratitv the action Of the Board of
Control of the Fire Department. This ac-
tion results in the dismissal OF the firen'"'-
from the service. -@ r,st;o. r
po,,~-, ,c,ulug. The following cases were
uIsposcd OF
Temple King (colored), charged with as
Saultiug RoXanna Anderson with a brick.
and RoXaana Anderson (colored), charged
Ulth asslultin% and abusing Sarah Dixon.
Security required i'll the sum Of 500 for
three months.
Moses Branch (coIorcd), charged with
cursing, abusing, and assaultlns Martha
Bradley. Let Of. ..
Macon Jones (colprcd), charged with as
sautin", abusing, aud threatening TO Kill
Lucy Ware (colored}. Discharged.
John James (culored), charged with
breaking to pieces and destroying the fur
niture OF Alartha Johnson, and also threat
enin. to kill her. Security required OF both
in the sum OF 500 for three months.
John Harris (colored), charged with
steiliuy one breast pin, valued at so, from
W. s. Robertson. Discharged.
Sarah Dixon (colored), charged with as
saultpg, abusing, and threatening Rox-
anna Anderson. Security required i'll 800
for three mouths. ..r- .-...
VIM. Parker (colprcd), charged with
having in his possession 4 lot Of rope, SUD-
posed to have been stolen. Discharged (;
no evidence against him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-28

Country merchants and teachers supplied with
School 3ot ks on ;uo5t liberal terms by ELLYsoN
4 TAYLOR, booksellers, lli6 Main street.
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ADJUSTMENTS. A
PERSONAL.

NOTICE.-Ift the person who sent a coni.
IN manicusion through the Post Office on the
18Th or 10Th iust. addressed 10 mem er OF mers
camille house, wills inform tho .party where ana
wneu au interview may be had, favor WIN be
conferred. Addfes3S, box -. 3si 30
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CoNvICT RECEIvED.-Allen Harris (negro),
convicted in Boseto,lrt county of mIrd Ter in
the second degree and sentenced to eigh-
teen years imprisonment in the peniteu-
tiary, was received in that Institution yes
terIay,
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School and College Text Books or every F,Du,
wholesale and retail, at. ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's.
lll6 aialn street. a.
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s. H'RSh'
81 BROAD sTRET,
Is on.rlns spcclsl Inducements this we'h In The
r,l,l:ated "&lexand.e lie plus uitra'' KID
GLOVES. at IL per pair.
ALSO,
lust received fresh supply VI
BfOCADE ALpACAS Il; ca =:
Plain ALpACAs and pure MOHAlR, at all prices
and very cheap;
EMPRESS CLOTHS, AL shades, at so cents
MARSsIaLES QUILTS at - and $3.50,
at 2. HIRSl'S,
sosa 6!7 Broad street.
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FRY GOODS.

PRT GOBIS.
rARDozU, FoURQUREAN s. co.
Have lust received an assortment Of
TApEerAY. INGRAM ANn TuREE.rLY
CARpETa,
Rough' at a very small advance uron lest ycal a
prices, and will be sold very low.
ALSO.
RUGS and CRUM6 CLOTHS at old prices.
They have now on hand the largest assortment Of
STABLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
They have ever offered. 10 which they IuvIt. the
Inspection OF the trade with tho utmost eonli.
dcnce. sea-
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I,HR REST, Il iirSt-ClasS DWELL g.
/ ING-Hpt = cOMtrntrp ot.h. large ana .&:I
III looms. na-G-Tp * C.: Kit han Win
s.tua- ! on the cast S!d1 of sth street,
g. &. d. - 'rum Gay, aud aai0ialn. thc bad.
-. h.;sr q :mu..v The Cook III usc) DoH kept
tt> M"i'Z. FcrSs as desiring II c IL licc .e-
'.rr .r' &c 'hcir meals At III boarding hou:e
o., tfu"i y raud3h and back po:cd connect with
.. eff lie huLrdiug-hCu$t Possession g!yeu the
l...: Nuyrmu.r next Apply to CHARLES i.
AN!-, s.. the uoarGIGg- house. .r st the office OF
kfRSt \ x DAVIS,
:, NN htw N. III : Il street
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aYoTICE.-I an, nowsprepsred 70 pin p up
,ia oaEt .ESRATED lMrK0yED, DttA.
oND FisErEacis da, issmpss.rlDs:ni;.ss msArsai a
!1es OK sse,s s1a, wsSs on hasa Also large
sf Gas Chanaes,ss ana saa made a
sssmscsssor 81 TO Yale Bowers nslel Iron bSsA'
-Gsrvsrnor street Richpiond. Va. s~--.--
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A Z THE CORN X

n
Full sUrrLY AT THE VERY LOWEST
PRICES!
6lptcas full wide aud I'll col"rs, at "5 and SHE.
per yard;
NJ hauS, very fine END rrtt;y. 81 soc.. worth Csc;
ioriins. in Al latest shateS, 80 81, rnd 5o:.;
iI,,u Popin5 it 81 30 per TcTu, wo!tll 81;
press Clio lis at 80 and Csc. worth es aud 75:
Black Alpacas best manufacture, ajc TO FL. rs per
yard:
slack silks at $3.50, sl.75, a., &c extra cheap;
beautiful Jnpa7ese silks, nGwest styles;
Back Fc!veieens, elk lisb, f5c. 10 a2 50 per yard
icipct and Plaid Saaw!S IL z eat vRfic!S:
Cautuu. Opera, P'Stn, and Twiiled Fiaunels:
Cassimercs
Broadc!oth5,
Dpcskius,
Ladies, Gents and Chilircn's Merino Vests:
CGkoETS,
LACE COLLARS,
KID GLOVES,
hosiery,
RIBBUES,
and lots Of other desirable goods, very cheap.
Call at
WIN. THALIIIIER & SON3,,
sc27 No. col Broad strceI, co:uer 6th st.
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School Books 1t hLLYsoa & TAiLVn's, book
scllsrS, lll6 Maiu ctr. Ut. "..sr sr..
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FURNITURE. &c.

We ARE NOW MANUFANTUk k-M
a..3 elegant - OK oT S6
F:E%ITURE
.ta. h8s ever hatn Cff-red u the pc"pe OF tlr-
.uta. ~ would particularly call the "tSntl2,
..r 80, public - our tliAMBsR aid t'AkLSh h
r k>fi U,tE, heing Of superior WCThmsnth'p
. 81 news; patterns. You VIII tad IN ou' ""le'
WhHDROBES, BtIRE ~,
HEDS1FAl ~AS>SIhAD-,
TABf4ES. Sinr BOA AHliT,
trtGEkHE, MATTRESSES,
CHAIRS. DESK, SAFES,
rs 3Ar rr,nt variety OF other FUN III Il 4. !!
nI. . tlnrG us !,leasare 10 suow al who may cali
n.W tarUUyit eur @3rcrpolns. ~
HAGN COO Il RITTER,
.r.- Governor street Richmond. Va
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Republican State Convention.
PORrEa TRIUMPHANT.
PEaTFORM OF PRFNCIPL ES.
Popham Bids for the Old Whig vot'
Few state Central Committee.

A State Convention Of the Republican
party assembled at the United States Court
room. in the Custom house, on yesterday.
The hour appointed for the meeting was II
O'Clock, but It was postponed in accordance
with the determination of the party TO set
tie everything, if possible, in caucus, so
that the Convention might be perfectly har-
munioIls.
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IF YOU WISH
4 CHEAP DRY GOODS
co TO
JULIUS SYCLES'S,
AIS BROAD sTREET. b.twCcn ath ana 9th,

He las received x large lot of FLhNN ELS, OF
al shades aud Cvlnrs rhtch h. fsrs great i'm
,iIct nlrntG. As every On. wishes such goods at
this tine the year. they wpuid therefore do well
- Civ. bloc Il call
lie oilers - the public great Inducements in the
WAY Of C. ASeIMsRt;S, which llc Will sell for sc.
an1 3oc. per yard less tau Ii :" eau bc bought this
WI r,oi.
He will c,".n this day So dozen Gents Merino
shirts ana Drawers, which bc offers aC last years
prices.
He also ffers full line Of Fl Dress Goods Tcry
cltc sp -tncn Black Silks, irish roplius, BoIn-
IRISH Rcits; si!c", he'd, Brown, aud other Dcnes-
LiCS-a tutl assortment. -.
thirty five p2ifG cf N!aukcts On ia"'
"icrs ct lt:t yea; pnEiifG" advanced.
htlni III "'' JULIUS SICLES,
ala Eroai stree, between 4th and S,h sis.
SAIESMES:J j. Turner, John =. cary, ".
d. Powers, and 4. =. Sr:cl'.
store closed on Siturtt6Ns. au -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-28

School Books, wholesale and retail, for oslc by
ELLYSoN Il TAYLOR, llls Main street.
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pg&yoS. ORGANS. SC.
,fsss.E.ESERY.

MAD. DEM Imam, respectfully asN
VI ruD0uCC+s I" htr jrtc3d5 and III pap, 49,
te f,nCrsiy that s'c has again r".uin:a@
t:e,'t N.H lorh with & complete S. OK II MILL
y ti.l. which Lhc Itd'es are invHed 20 examine.
:. H..-tad IS wirhug to make thcir own n:n-
i.,, al Ec supplied with all necessary mtetii'
a, .s Mon, I'm, ~ III, FI& Mons
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.ss ftSKST

: 4. } l. 7 + i, M
/ SlTnt. con DENTIST, Stfaf99e-eT 'Stsfaf99e-ecT'
go. .'utG,dlo ;nc city. Chcc, ?5a Na,n Ht.".t
.&..,,a,l.,rs gently snd elegantly performed
.,.. .l.. i.,'h tFni.lrd sIii GiGci without ptl-.
~ a. 'i',,.., % ., 90, ,,..,,s e .ork sc l3-ln
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s'bR SALE AND kSYST.

VERY VALUABLE FARM OF a.
r>E III ,>'.kFp : I'D FOkIY-TWO Eaa
RE-, ~ TIE M!STfiAN Rokn. THRr 4
t>pA HALE NI..rS WEST OF RICHMOND,
l. ENr.--ht thc request Of ucr. WIN. Rich
.... 70, .tlt: "r T"Ei his FAEM. located aG
1t.. r@ut,Ht < "a acres. % which about 100
..,> arr T"7 land of eXre lent quality, embt rae
.. "a %; i&t Sc-cs ci fin Jamo; river low grounds.
s.. ., = 81 lv farm IN excellent brick DWELLING
Ire u.rI7i ont but .dtrgS, good gsytcn stocked
.sh - t. sid iIuitS. aud all Old orch .rd. The
..., - -rm JhHoiv a.krhy. and tie nefghn9'-
q i. '"d. Possession giycn Is: January neat.
t,sIr lu ". COUDiS.
TGr patty who rented tho above farm bay
- al''! - ccm"iN WITH III tCrn'2 SgrCcl upon,
.,s ~. red fer !Unt.
..--i ". q.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
DRY GOODS WITHOUT R:GARD TO COST,
TO CLOSE BUSINESs.
AUCTION POSTPONED UNTIL THE 18TH
OF OCTOBER.

Not hsvinE tecn able, owing 20 our fr rcreased
salcc, tc prepare my stock for auction on the 2d of
October. the auction is avoidably postponed
Iattl the l2TfI UCTOHER at IL o clock precisely.
5 eek retail G, w tTHOUT REGARD TO COST,
FUE CASH EXCLUSIVELY, until day Of sale.
j. N. H0ODFlN.
So .s I'd IL Min st opposite dispatch Office.
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FOR A&E.G.

DOOk>TJHE FOR SALE Wishing TO
! rli .,..c on. business. We OF + ~ - on
r. ..tru ,r,. tru,s uur ""iirc Stpth, ; StchE
Y..<llrEE, a~t FIN X'uhE~. THIS !, rare rare
... uri.Cully t.r any one w.ih Sinii Capri W,,o
... C1kT ( AN iIE*,
Booksellers aud -laLsoLc s.,
lin -. 1888 Man ST., uet. l!tG uuG l5"h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-28

TSNERY. EMERY.-.EAiERi and sASsO
Ia pAPEK, Of ali sizss, fas sale ~ naDE.
.,g Corner Aain and Istt ssfcsss.
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r.nsF, STHAYEn, &c.

rrl-Nn.-Camc TO Public Ware. 49,
+ ,..,.. l.et week a SETTEn DnG.S~sS,
49, b m, owner can get by proving property ~nu
g.. ,..f.. TO- this adrcriiScmcat-
,.,~. r. l.. ARCHER.
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GRANT AGAIN.

Mr.. L. G. Bowden, of Richmond, offered
o series OF resolutions, warmly endorsing
the administration Of President Grant, and
arraigning the representatives OF the Con-
seryutive party in the last Legislature for
various nigh crimes and mistlemeanors."
Kcierrcu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-28

The following Committee On Permanent
orrnnization. IN Consisting of one delegate
from each Congressional district and one n
S. lewis, Rob't Norton, A: q. WINSTON
Henry Cox, 0. e.. WMtehurst, =. =: =.
Thompson. John a. Harmaa, Hon. LeHis
Mckenzie, b. p. Harris.
The committee retired, and presently re-
ported the following nominations: J.
President, Hon. 'Chas. II. Porter, ol
Richmond, s5a5S f's1
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TIE DISPATCH
ny COvARDIN & ELL LYSoN:
MILITARY NOTICES.

\,,~rr<TINT CrtRn You nrchnrehr order ea w
....,,t ,aur atn,N's TElS ENF"NG a: q
" ,,nr.riu IL. for sr,ll aud Instruction. All
...,,, " i h" cites aud hn'd
) -, la. Of J.. d. CRsNsuAw Jr., It Cong.
&. X NORTON. '.H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
LIGHT PER CENT 70 p. c.) GOLD.


FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS
OF THE
ST JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY,
In DENOMINATIONS OF 81, 900, $500 AND 800, can
be obtained from the undersigned through the
principal banks and bankers throughout the United
States
These Bonds are being rapidly absorbed by in
vestors and capitalists and but small amount re-
main untaken. The security behind them is ample
in every particular as they constitute a first and
only mortgage on trunk line of railroad which will
connect the City of st. Joseph, Mo- ian imp0r-
tant railway CENTER, with the Union Pacific Rail
road at Fort Kearney materially shortening the dis
lance between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts In
addition to this the Bonds have further security in
the fact that there is included in the Mortgage the
Company's magnificent Lands. amounting to $780,
600 acres known to be among the best in the United
States. The Mortgage indentuTe prohibits the sale
of these Lands at less than -Four IA Dollars per acre,
and payable to the Trustees under the Mortgage for
the clear and express purpose of retiring these Bonds
The amount thus realized exceeds the entire amount
of Bonds which be issued and Leaves the road
property and franchises free
The Bonds have thirty years 10 run, with interest
at Eight Per Cent, Free of Tax, payable February
and August in each year.
Both principal and interest are payable in gold.
The principal in Hew-York The interest in either
New-York London, or Frankfort-on-theM Main. at the
option of the holder without notice. and in the gold
currency of the country in which they presented
They are coupons or registered.
Trustees-Farmers' Loan and Trust Company.
Maps circulars, documents and full information
furnished on application.
Though acting agents for The sale Of This loan. oW
firm by and sell in their regular business the bonds Of
the st. Joseph and Denrer City Railroad Company those
Of the Eastern DrisiOH being quoted from lOl to
l02 and accrued interest These originally placed
byus al 97i. TANNER Co. Bankers
No. II Wail-St
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DOMESTIC MARK RTS

atsaI aa sses,sas $685.: E, ns
81 s. o. r. : ns &c., Coz SRI B R
o :Gf s:G.s; g. s;s 81: %
si r $s :. P s . Sss iS Tts &c. s'' ~
Nov. Goa and s@ s,sy 81 FLOR 9D's %
southern soS S: w Sn:.i sa DO Pro-
i ~: q: CO. $: @
s.S ss b. Sf Ss % e. '' Gs
Ss.so io-Floa. steady .nd unchanged! Gales TO bbs =.
g, y issssa & = VS.. ";
s S Ss'i hs d: SSs sIf
''Se Ss's Isl 8 q; sesa . 8
sssss ..s '' Hsh:is;: $3.50 Sis: ws.:
s st'tS n sa receipt. By Aiss iS' bush %he
%Ss. s js 5o a1%s' . s. + q
aa %" on ss ,:'.: 9 6 1870
S. ts ss. % g ';s:ssf T
e. ~; &: &C, CO. ss ~,
ts .r- 80 SsS.ssss s Hemp
. G. ss ssl fsi | .se '' sss::s iS
% y % i;''' ~
~ ~; 81 Ss$ps S.: sS?ss
H. Il 4: :. ss:; s S ~ N ';s ~ b e
!S:.s2 s "a; S s Ss S. sn
A.. ss q z F Con-. al .s on
NJ. s. H S. al a I'D 1 sa;; s: Se
1 sss SahsS g St. Ss,s4 n ssoa
az: ,"s aS % % SS' ss:f d.. .sa %
- II s. n $ M %Gs. 'si' sd AMBER
Michigan 81 aosI t2i No Amber llhnO. 81 ~ No Red
T. W L., NJ Ml ae s S.. 81 &c. feo1 Git no S.. Sic
O.t. srm uJ 10 fa de~snd No. Tie Michigan, &c. Rejected
r. % S e 1s B' @. N ;s o .ai % .
shpnents-iOOO bb' Flour 70 90 bush Wheat and 100
g a' Ss: :.s . .eiy ~. .a": : I'd Si
W pSf5 :ss sS IS ' osr Grain. aa.i GGrs:v
G So Oats hoi sIs Rye so Ps.,sS S . 9os Su
n nn. Side it,: e. Gees T ''o
sror. to Ore. Britain b. .ps =, the OAHnent sTs bales
"a S, 81. W., ss s: armand IN, . low.
No. spring hisd q g, noss o. {, Ne "a sG 5 4:
cemSr 81 so Corn active and higher No. MId c Rejected
seller sr hall "es Sc PrHs . ,t r.:
"a s sss9 PoSa s - :3'D sc s
January sn 'Ss II h. Arm ca IN i' %'nI BSi
n. for s NY S. Clear RIB Si
treen Mss-Sheu. 9i'. L,s a0s' 10 n as -. IL,
S ~ 200 bush Wb.s lss 5u,b com lo $4,000
B Sa. B., Coz a Com sSST Ss . SS
Op Ms1ral, Nov G~Four light holders s,n sSaSs
Lard quiet unchaused Bacon dm aud scarce shoulder" S
sues s., o-wh..t dull No. Red Water beN 81 60
no ,...; No D. 81 Corn dull; on Yello. S New sc oa''
'd.nc.S .s' % w .ts., srir. $ s. No. White.
81 sasi u; Amber Michigan 81 H. o''-"s'h "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.


hTHErooI Eo, 40 % nICoo1 epe..d a.rt ,na .'s.l.
bales neusg 900 Tor export snd 5000 specslston Heck
port 49i 900 bas,-I 900 Amencsn receipts Of the weei AO
bses-l8,0oo American; sciuai export. 1000 bslss
pass Nov The bulos In the B,uk u France hi Increased
30 90 frapcs dunns the past week.
LospoS Nov l0ll 30 smCono opeuei % for money asd
the und States Five Twenty bonds 1905 9 1855 old
9li; l867s. a3i; Tep .Rorties. e9i.
FRANKFORT Nov 10 mUbted States hveTUsny bonds opened
Al 9si BSl for the Issue Of 1861
LrykRPoo Nov lOiI m-Reoeipt Of Wheat at this port for
the pat three days $50 quarteS-l7 800 Amehcsn
LOSDos Nov 0-l -Consos for 81 for the account
1t
LIVERPOOL Nov Ol mCottoh qAst and steady; stock 81
hound this port p5D hslrs30 American Bread
stuff dull Wheat ~ 10 GENITAL for C,fOus White Pork 40
Dbl tor Fine Western Prime Mos
LosDoS. Nov. lo-RyeninE.-wb.leO OH. ea,lo p nn
LiykRPOoL Nov eBvenirg floyer Seed 81 d54 cH for
Red Bacon 36 p cw. for Short Ribbed hiidIra
LosDoS Nov l0S n-Conso elo,e at gt for modsI and vt
United FveTweay bonds l56ls 9 1865
old, 9ii 1906. 93i; Ten-Porties. B9i
PARIS, Nov l0-5 m-Rentes. 57f 30. 1880.
LIvnHrooL Nov fe5 Motion cIosri quiet hddnS rPndi
CD Mddhng Orleans 69d sses OF the dsy, 10000 bss
1900 bales speculation and export sbifmens Cotton from Bonn
10th inst 300 bales The market for Vans aud FsbFc' at
MsncLestr is steady
LoSDOs. Nov. ld.-TsloS - 6d5o Peat
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Southern State bonds have shown no particular move
meet TeAHsSsess ruling rm at o610c6l AssOuris at &C.
ana Virginia CsntOs ct e. Georgia 7s were steady at
special tag North Carolinst ceiling ct iSt and Louis
lana tsVes g. q. There was nrmer feeling In new
SUM carOaas this afternoon, and the price advanced
"$t with none Offering a. the close below sea. The
shadow Of doubt and uncertainty with reference to the
TohdOn Of the dnsDces Of hst State has not yet been
removed aud certainly would seem that the State off,
eSi' should to 1t that detailed statement OF bonds
aid SOd, or said 10 Be hypOtAecsted, be immsdi'
'sads public. Unit this DO Done the credit Of the
e @ust rest nder the biightnG influence OF suspicion
~ eJ securities Brooklyn water loan per cents sold at
NJ hcDe Of tho NeE-YOrk City securities Offering
ihe following were the bids for State bonds:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11

.a.:es ~. We &c. .ss :.s - s' q ssu beef . fro. he esa
% I Say .slss - hi. s ,,.,, m 70. d.
s II: !; Z !. n I: H. 7. 4; y;
ms.c A. an ~ ssss q he s.i,ls ssrs
' n: IL :s:: ss :4 % ss' sss st
e! ~ . So ~ Hss. ';i s1 e.. .:
fs hesss sses for B. W. oilea Ksrpsr vita ear. in
sss ~ Cessy MePhr.sa steers Of u .,t 70, k..y
classs Us g. 4ssi ist s.' Top a4Siic D Ohio
C ~ RsslseE t'r;dg s-t - lie .was. al u Of
g. ses.:ssr ssa iii I.o. Tor Morn. ss y.,.-,y
M Go.h ssn . kseseiy sssn q y ssi a,ie, s.a "
IA ks:s ~ ~ ass ssr e-t OsI&. and }, nuaol.
- VI diuss; - ~ Gov. .s.s,.. q y s.. !. iosu.
wss.ss.s. ~ Wisa ss.n = '" ''h s't and %
T. westi.ss isr Ssass Sas ess. 100 sr.~, q.
B. Losshn.s. csl. Monday srsssesy reported average
tlp Each II ssoea have eeea slot =,
Sorp.os % can; D. Ware. !, ess C1v.r Co and r Gl..
~. ss::s e b f.s:s g': ri ss
~ 8 o., q ~; {. ne: sS . sTs :. e
wood he latter q Illinois sold BY W. e. Dody at
p p Cary sold l shts s.s for C. W. w,dvon scan. 81 e~.
sSurr AND LArs.-Rscep to-day Is Conuuspsv 1, at
~ =. ven ina. ..S.r .S% yesterday.
3 Hume Elliot; a. s n and s'f,1 .e'' s.s
.aS, 6 o oSc ~ %. 7ie u c.n,d'' n D. fie Si d.
kS; ed 6 c.s.ds SsS u n le spd las 7t D. Tie
Lereh B.ne Poricth st. fl Ohio sheep 30 o. q DO S
C.nsds 4 o. sic 10 c'aads lambs soi d. ' ~ Do" ~ M
Jsd sold 80 Ohio sheep ISL "e Pd 's IN
$.x%Tss .sn .so Stat. .A..ss ~ o. hae -, ~.
Pscost CSmnunPa" 100 Indian, 'heep 80 n " &c. and 200
K:::. "a Q I . I'D =.
sosi Trade dull I'D pde-s Dss d st sldsl Tor
ONO piss siIss was coll ys...rd.j TiIs to-day, nse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
FRIDAY, Nov. lO-P. NJ.

p.Ii-strect has presented no new feature to-
a., ~, du,oasa OF former days being nbroken though
,n.ns more marked In stocks there was the usual
.+,,st.d basipesa As rule the market lie nearly up
a. tia quotations established before the late drop
and vat the street talk generally remains bul1sh not
the outside public see nothing III the III
mediate failure Of the market TO justify purchases 81
s.aDt prtces Those outsiders who come In at the de-
cline have IL is believed sOld ont At handsome PrOuIs
and those who purchased their stocks seem anxious W
sell them In turn at present quotations. but ma 10"
buyers The verv limited amount OF business zone
shows an utter lack of courage on the part either
OF the bulls or hears to operate. and. as out
sders don't banker after stocks at present
pdoes the street continues very dull indeed.
Doubtless there are bears who feel strongly inclined 10
sel for decline as there bulls who feel confident OF
general RISE but considering the mutations and eccen-
tcities 70 which Wast Is subject they seem to wait
ike Mr. Micawber for something to turn up and for
the present In regard 10 stock peculatiOns to have
adopted sage and AcOnc advice Of Prnh TO persons
contemplating matrmOny-" DO MT" There was rllmOr
started street to-day to the effect that large over
issue Of Rock Island stock had been discoveries but the
story vas subsequently proved to have been without any
foundation IN fact and set down stock iObbing
csnard by which to induce short sales. The market
started Oh steady this morning and quickly became weak
but prices recovered at the first call and thencefOrward
gradually improved in tone, and in the afternoon became
strong advance Of about to It, The rally was but
OF brief Duration however and tbs advance was lost in
the dealings. Business nearly nominal eli day
except = few cases. The larger trade was in the
usual speculative list The low priced miscellaneous
shsres neglected alsO the coal stocks We
of Fort Wayne at DC, and Chicago and Alton
llS4 There was nothing doing in Express shares The
following table shows the highest and lowest prices paid
Tor the usually active stocks sold to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-11
COTTON MARKETS.

tor,.vu,R NOV 10 COTTON steady; Middings, lie
A. ior. yov lO-Cottou unchanged; hddhnIs i7.c 49,
.T, Nov O-Couon in sir densnd bow hiilpp 'te
Nov Cotton gss,' L SIS S.. .sisp fPs
kS.,oIE HS ., ~ ssi. .a bales.
. $500 b.Ir, ne. IessP. ., tie TTs so b. 0'
Sy.ss.H Nov lOCoou in good demand inside hodeni Hm
ndSHr ss net S .'' .s.l S 49, bales. pss =.
S;os. ~ Inc week bales. sIporS Fnpse alio . 70
spsn 7s0 eO.'tw' s5' bales !" ''a' Sa 81" 0ae'
''s. Nov OCOuSet receipts II the week sla bales
'tci 500 ssr o-cotou-Reeep ,s5 hIe' 'hpn,u s,7s
b.. ci-is 1i1l bales. 1911 10 .s. sIe, Of the s p M
.ian.1 rs hale. ioel-IsO rs s.Iss l go b
crIsnsros Nor n'oa Us bales. az.
x S s:i;' .. s ,.ss s.is., Si s.t
e 10 ssl:; y s &. s..s 90 S S"
CIR Four 1898 g ne . ssst go Sas.
,s w nss =. 9, -; ~. s.i .oe. ,t
b.-. e q; - s, s. -" S'' 1910
bale: ,. Ale. Nv ia-cs.s a. xaes ls receipts.
ns :. ss <. vel: g 49,. s ~, S' bale. q.
so ~ 80 ss s'. 70 he ''s'i''' VI ''l'' '''' q
DE i:: :s: a., H: iiss e s:s' IT,,
A.. -. 20 49, s:,; ssS s.; .s:: s III. W bale.
'sYsss,s N.s iGcs.ss i.s:rsl,s SasgS
~ ; :s,: Z u sea s s a% s;; cG
9 g. Y; e. S se. sss:r s..a.s. l.s,s ne.
''i; s 1870; .. s: '': ..;. e g
IS S:::. s Ssh: 49, a ass s:; :.. s,i ~
'.s -: ,s s ~. T. e, d, ,';.
=. ,:'s "a, "a - -: ::s.:,
Ore. y ~: e.. :; s. 2: S css''' bales '''"''''
ses s.s =: =. ss. "a. cs.... isls s... .p,n
s: s"a. ~: 81, Ill.,. sr ;s s -. -
s s ,ss, e.. G .:s !, s: -. s y. s': . :
z: 81 ,; a.. s..:ssi is s.s. ale. NJ weak 7ss s.'s