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MONDAY. Nov. 29-P. VI.

The week opened upon duh and irregular markets,
and rs rule prices differed very little from the
close Of last week. The railway and miscellaneous
shares opened pretty much as they closed on Satur-
day, and the market firm until the Board, save
for q run up of per cent on Union Pacific, which
later was lost, as the whole market declined a to
III per cent. Toward o'clock Union Pacific came
again to the front, and under good buying advanced
from 74l4 to 70l4, this rise stimulating an upward
turn in Pacific Mail to AZ, the first named being
stimulated by the announcement that the Supreme
Court at Washington had confirmed the judgment of
the Court Of Claims the appeal which was
taken from their decision by the Govern
ment. This case before the Court
of Claims in the form of action brought
by the Company against the Government To recover
one-half OF certain freight earnings withheld from it
by the Government; and in that Of a cross action
brought by the United States to recover back the
interest paid upon the bonds issued to the Company
in the form Of loan to aid in the construction of
the road. The original act lls62) authorizing the
issue Of the bonds in question, provided that the
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for TIE rMBJSzI
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
MONDAY. Nov. 20. 1873.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MNALAf, NOV. -Jl TFID.
ASHVS-Tlc demand again Ight, ana q otatloE9
ar almost wholly nominal Pots and 7c Tor lrs
C8FFI.E-EO gIer and Ia better demand - - %
gold for Ordinary idZ0c. for Fair 20 ,0-OEc. Tor
Cool and 205 E2o tor Prime. santos JAG2Osc SAFES Oh
Og1 bags POnmeauiA re-o, az Il &c; Zy4s Gags eS
tep gg7 Tags Saatos Marie, 1904 bags * j. J.. Pen
fergas 500 bags Anna The supply at all p ris TO-
MIN is bags which lOsJll bags here aDd o, 2s3
BAGS IA Bamor aoai and LOAD Tor tie United states 10
2Jf INST l22jt7 bsF aud purchased TO 21 inst $4,000
bags visible supply BOS-J5 bags Mid gses quiet az
2Ga 2Sc gold, Tor Java, ant l902 c. ~od iOi Maia'a"o
COTTON-Ghere decline OF ec the spot, owing 10
liberal offerings SOW trade There was htte business
done either export home consumption aud th' tone
tie The receipts az the Fori- So si
bales against &c 10 bales this day last week. ana 81 10 Gales
The sales SO bdles unCunlg ZO1
bales saturday EVENING" OF which 100 were iof export 40
spuun and -4O iOf speculation lie OlioHAt ae no
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Money has Deth III good supply t0-day, Iendlng at
3l2G1 OH Stock Exchange; at 4l05 at the banks
and ga Oh prime discounts The Secretary Of the
Treasury has ordered the retirement of %6L 900
legal-teuders being 50 per cent of new National
bank circulation issued during the month The
Customs receipts at Washington to-day were
$G32,Q0O, and the Internal Revenue receipts
5000 900. The United States Treasurer received
$Gls, 900 National bank notes for redemption. The
following was the clearinghouse statement: Cur
rency exchanges, 81 .006,4Ij; currency balances.
S2.772, 1885, gold exchanges, 81 500, $50, and gold
balances, 81 3j1 900.
Government bonds were strong on good invest
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And the following for city bank shares:

In railroad bonds the special feature was the ac-
tivity and strength Of the Union Pacific bonds, the
Firsts rising TO 1912 Land Grants 10 l00 and Sink
ing Funds to %. The demand was active through
out the day. and the market closed at the highest
prices reached The inquiry for Chicago and North
Western Consolidated bonds was large, aud full
prices were obtained. The following were the bids:
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

HowEs & Co.. Bankers @ Wall-st. successors 10
the old firm of Howes Macy, buy and sell stocks,
bonds. gold, &c, at best rates. on commission
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GoodOrl.. Low Midling......


For delivery there was decline Of se az WI ere
VAS moderate trade. The sales the first call FeJru
arV 100 i, I3sc total bales second call-No sales
Tfird cal-Jaiuary 200 13Ao. June, 100 4ss2c total go
"a November 200 Is 1cc. 0JD
lSsc 500 Is sssc; zoo 10 s4c 200 &c. 100 - c 100
Is 900 SUui
iS5c loo. 10 January, 600 Is 800 is >es l00
3'sgc 900, l3Ac;; 800 is '29c l50 iS3c 6uO 1875
Is l9sge 200 SsS 600, IS .ssse April iSoc l5'e &c.
Aer Chnnge the market Quiet INC following were he
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Randolph. Buckley & Co. report the closing prices
Of stncks Nh Philalelphia as follows:

fll anu 'etu5lS' o0e "'2 ioniS" -'"''e"'" o's w.
The London advces report British cOns0ls strong
AMI higher and United States bonds steady, with
money easy. Tomorrow will be the fortnightly
settling day on the London Stock Exchange. There
was a withdrawal Of $4,000 bullion from the
Bank of England to-day. In Paris, rentes closed
at GGf 30c The announcement from Washington
that the Treasury had for the present suspended
gold sales gave strength to the gold market and the
transactions were at 11i3s 11434 a day of small
business On gold loans the rates were flat for Dor
rowing, and l, =, aud per cent for carrying. The
foreign exchange market was quiet and firm at
~ s4l2 for prime bankers sixty days bills, and
81 So for demand. The actual business rates were
on the basis of 81 Sfa$4 s4l2 and 81 s7l2QS4 SO.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 i'll coin
interest and S395,000 IN called bonds. The days
business al the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared S20G7o, 900 gold balances, IL ,314 200 !;
currency balances, $l,50S, 200. The quotations of
gold are as follows:
i0s0....li4S l2oo.Ii4,a l:$o.....il43 300. IiiSs
u:JO....ll4l2 l230...llii2 2;O0..-..1l43s
The Treasury balances at the close of business to-
day were: Currency, $10,j000O0 coin, $40, 1885,
900; less coin certificates, $40, 100000.
The cosngquotatons of foreign exchange are as
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DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL CO.
~ owning aud operating tho only route to Coopestown
SHARON, Hover Cave, Balston, Sarntoga Lake neoRe anu
places Chamlan. Night trains and steamers fOni
New York Albany aud Troy with morning iIaiis
The line steamers and midday trains win evening trains
for all the abOvenamcd places. = " MAYO GEM fass
Agent. Ii. V. OILY pHANT, Ass't Ireat
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pENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-TH

ROUTE New York r0il foot Of Deros,e and
TxpIcss ior HARRISBURG Pittsburgh, ths west and soutb
win Pullman Palace Cars attached $50 a n ami $50
For NilainspOr Haven via PHILADELPHIA and
r. T. Dy., connecting n rhade!hJ. $50
Wiamspou Lock Haven. CORY, ne, D. IN. con.
Meeting 81 Cory for Htusve Pe,r0eJm Center
for baltimore washington, SOUTH Limited Wash.
ugtou Of PGian faIlor cars daily except sunday
9 Il. arrives al Washington ~ 40 D. IL gular al
I-prcs. philadelphia, = $50 $40 80 10 80 B. L.
4l1 o. o. 4 so p ~, aad y nsni sunday, o. g. . $50
ana p A' tnls. ..'l ana sec,'nn chrs. D. M.
FOR NtwerR AZ o. go = 40 8, o. 10 u d. N ~ m. J..
$50, q, 100 So, TO- ll1O p H. and II night sunday,
b. 20, $50, q. and > 10 ].
t . M ia % ii6 10 y 30 so ~ 3 M
$50, Z 100 sl1 10 llJJ ?. Ii, ana l. night. SUNDAY
Tcr o fs,:s,, az g. SV. Z 7io. g. 10. l1am12m
256 $40 $40 T. 40 80, 30 $40 80 Gio, TO $50
For Woodbridge, Perth Amboy and SJdtn Amboy and 10
q. 49, 100, and Go =. M -
8 IT, ,, ~ aid ~ Iigli sunday : D. Iii. ' WV ''
for Etst Milestone ii a. IA. ) ana D Z y.
Kingston and Rocky Ill., . 4" a. IN and 4 10
For Princeton . $40 a. IL, l@5O, =, TO- sud y.
For l-4mber. Ne $50 a; a., ., . ana $40 ,. ~.
For rhlilpsDufg and BeyiGeTc, $50 a. IN and D.
For FlemiIe tpu, $50 a. III. and D.
For Mercer and somerset branch, . p IN. -,
Trenton B,rdentO~, buIug t0n, AID Camden 1850 and
$50 a. IA, l. 80, 2, T. - aud ,. III.
For Freehold. 1880 q. L.. ana 10 D. m
FaTm!i l,lRlc aud s,uau, 1.3J a. In, and y.
For HehtsOwn Pembert1n and Camden, Via Perth Amboy
2 so y. m, and via Monmouth Junction. 4lO y. m.
tof lightstown and fembert"n a. H. VIA Perth Amboy
ana 80 a ", Monmouth Junction. -.
Trains follows: From Pittsburgh, 90 and 1890
except Monday. Fiom Washiug ton aud Baltimore $50
4Uj, BIO aud lO2l D. M SUNDAY, go a m Prom Fhila'
H. Clio, 40 o:44 800, 1927 Sunday, 5lO 6:2,
$50, ll:Jl q m, $40 49,, 1927 p m.
OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt sts No Court
bTooklyn and Noe ia ll6 and ls Ilndsons hoboAen
hsr'n' Ticket T. ~ 20 sSYb dem. Passenger Agent
FEAsA IAossVS, Uensia Manager.
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BALTIMORE AND O1IO RAILROAD.
I'D THREE FAST EMPRESS TRAINS
Leave New York via Des1rosses and Cortandst ferries
ana the south West Pittsburgh. Cincinnati Chicago, the
West and Northwest indianapolis Louisville New
Rs saesR snTGay ss
s55 =. m, Daily Washington; Richmond and the South
Lyno1oUg and te south West through sleePes Bit
Indianapolis ST. LOUIS Chicago the West and North
For through Tickets and general information call Com
pays oce -Gl aud 80 Broadway, and at ticket Offices foot
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND ONO r. r.
Pullman cars Jersey city to washington AID shepherd
Pullman Baltimore 20 chicago CINCINNATI ~ Louis.Gc
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
and Freight station in New YORK foot Of Gertys Comets
with ii Del Lac and West PnpsGaTF With Isls
DR. ITs6sT Fi,,s%s1 The wtst; also
m S%s M AN Tor aeto1 Geyidere Beiecm
Bah. Allentown Mauc Chunk, Tamaq-a, Tamanend, wilkes
6l5 am.--Way rIain for Drncllen
s,Jnnctioa viii Del iacf and west r. Il.
mmMoaSS ENrs Gty , EXCEPT S spGRdays for
Eason for Mauch Chunk Iantgaa, Towanda Wikesbarre
Us a. Way train Tor somervilie ana Pennington
MlS SC 1t Iaa,sn i2' Mahanos 5y MaIet6n Wsrs
barre Reading Columbia, Lancaster, Eprata, Potts,e,
245 p. I~ExrREss for Easton Belydere, Bath, Maueh
c9gRs %i EWs1 , hnG fo 1i paRecn
way a. In iSg Es eF ana We X m
$50 u. u.-Way trail fCF someryile ana Remington
500 y. m.-Way train for Dgnellen.
b15 n.-IgK,lNG EXPIss, daily Tor LastOi Allentown,
Mauc Chunk WlkosbaI1o, Iowanda, Reading and Harris
burg
s 30 y. un.-Way Train for Somervile
600 y. m.-Way IRAN for SOmeryie
8 30 u. u.-Way Train for Dlnel!en
ZOO y m.-Way Tram FOX Someryile
u. u.-FoI IastOn.
$50 o. m.-Way Train for somervle.
1900 D. m-Way Train for Dunelcn. 49, - 49,
For Tzsbeh al 4:4O $50 Gl5 $40 z, 78O. 74J g $40
elJ . 80 lO:i5 Has II NJ, l2ls, J. lao $50 80
so 3l5 4, 4lb, 80 Ar o, 8. s. 53', 54j, g, 0l5
$40 T. 1880 s.l5, $50 $50, 1880, ll:l5 IL y. M.
' l.. II. KICKER, Supt and Eng.
IL plrDufS General Passenger cent
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonlc
ID and NanTaiuck railroads. Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Cathane alp IL 80 aud bridgeport at III
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

5fGnllUontS 1ll0 RalIr0n09.
A LBANY.- Great reduction III fare by
IA PEOPLES LINE STEAMBOATS,.
With comfortable stateTOOms warmed by steam pipes.
trstcass passage nly......................Sl 90
Passage 1
% -.-..
Leaving daily Sundays excepted at y. m Pier IL
North River, foot Of Canalst.
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"a address Amer Educational Union, 49, BroadWsy Ny
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also English Branches, ~ situation
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Once.
MRS. MITCHELL supplies schools and fam
" lilies with TEACHERS GOVERNESSE rs. and TUTORS
resident visiting; information given Of schOOsi French,
and Italian spoken. TEACHERS BC REAU, 81 West
35thst
MRS. ANNA RANDALL-DIEHL, Editor of
vi The Quarterly Eocuuonist and author Of Reading and
TloCuOn" Choice Headings etc. gives PR ate and class
instruction in VOCAL CULTURE, READING, and GE>
TURE az y Union-square.
rNEACHEKS SUPPLIED with SCHOOLS and
Il schools families with Teachers at EDUCATIONAL
BUREAU, q UnOnsquare ANNA RANDALLDIEaL,
Manager.
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T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

H ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS, Auc. g
S15-eaye drpos foot Of Cor andi and DesrOscs
T. for tasOn Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk
HaZtOn Seavtr Meadow, Ma1an1y CIV Slenan. .Oab. Nj
Carmel Mikcs1aTrc Iltts,on. fniTa connecting with
for Ithaca Auburn, Rochester BunaO, niagara Falls
H. ~. Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch Chunk
HaLctOn Maaanoy city, Shenandoah NlSesbarre TistOn
TuasianHOck &c, making close connections iOr Reading
POttsSIlr and Harrisburg.
p. H. Tor Easiou, Bethlehem, Allentown and Mauch
Chunk stopping ~ all stations.
ESQ D. M Night EXrcss daily, fjr EasiOu, Bethlehem. AL
lcntONn Mach CluiiA Nikts1GIc, iIf,tOu Jllnrl &C.
connecting trains Tor Ithaca, Au1cT Colchester Bnau
Niagara Fails and the west Pullman Sleeping coaches
attached. KDSi H. \ ! . u add
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Cost auo found.

DANK BOOK No. 57,432 on Greenwich
I'D Savings Bank LOST The finder viii please return same
To the Bank, 70 Gtitaye.
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ERIE RAILWAY.

LRlE RAILW AL - -. - oo
IL WINTER ARRANGEMENT Of Trains, in effect Nov ~.
a. m-Cincnnati and Chicago Day Express Drawing.
Coaches TO Buffalo and Sleeping Coaches 10 CieVeahd
io45 a. m-Exprcss Mall for Buffalo and Niagara Falls
Sleeping Coach TO suspension Bridge. -
T. m (Daily)-Pacihc Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincn
na Cleveland and Chicago without change also Hotel dining
Trains leave cRambersst Depot N. " for Newark,
645 $50 1O45 1l;30 a. 3S, jI5, and 6l5 m, and IL
sSo r. M Ratheriori PARK and Psssaic 60 1880 M,
II noon las, 3 SA5 A;3o, 5l5. g. G:;o. sl5, 1890,
DlSS Paors s%n s 3 30 49, 1919 l GS i NO.
~ noon, Las. 3, 3l5 3t5 i3O, 3, 10 T. 90. $50
sundays $50 Gi5 10 mr i.45. $50 Ii$o ?. ~ suf
fern; 6:i5, $50, 10 1913 MI 545, ., g. y II; p M
a M. $3.50, 4:SO p sundays, $3.50 m. Newburgh 1850,
9, 1915 .. m, $3.50 430 p: m. Sundays, $50 an War
s ss ~ lca' Gob s9 o SRSsG $ S
$3.50, ~; NJ; SUNDAYS $50 10 r. M p; m Middetown.
York and Oswego Midland RAILROAD at Mains. Port Jeris
7O O. JO15 Am, 1880 Sundays, $50, 10 a. m, and
NORTHERN r. r. OF y.
Trains leave for fnglewood Coster PieImont Nyaot, q
$50 ESQ, p M and saturday nights Only 1870 p
Manuel spring valley and Monsey 0:45a. H.. 4:i5p.m
NoTE-Trains leaving Chambersst even half hours
leave 2Sdst fifteen minutes earlier than above time trains
leaving Chambers a. quarter hours leave 2st rty min
earlier Boat leaves 23dS AT 1870 p. m connecting
with trains leaving Chambers ST at 1880 m and 2 mid
Tickets passage and apartments Drawing and
Sleeping Coaches be obtained ard orders tor tie checking
aud transfer Of Baggage mag be left a. The C9mpanys offices
brooklyn and at the COmpany's DcpOts.
Express trains from the West arrive in New orb at 7:25
JNO. y. ABBOTT General Passenger Agent New-Yo
EOR ROndout and Kingston, landing at Cozzens
Il west roint cornwall Newburgh, Marlborough, Nj ton,
ad,,tu nj Ird
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! ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

Il NINIiH AHI.ANGLNENG:
Commencing OCT -, $40 Trains caNe Hunters Point as
800 a. m-Express mau or Greeuport, sag Harbor ami
Hcidp-tead
1000 m.-Mal train FOR Jefferson, Locust Valley
Hampstead ana Rock away.
ll3O a Accommodation FOR Hicksyils and Hempsoad
500 nENn ioI Grecniori Sax HrbOr, lOcdsi Val
ley, Hampstead, and HocSaway.
4SO p mENprss for roIt Jefferson, Locust Valley, and
Htmpstcac
$50 m-Expross for Locust valley, Hampstead and RocA
$50 mA accommodation 10. Norihport aud Hem stead
Trains hourly Tor Flushing $50 10 1:jJ D.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
500 a. mfor Pot Jefferson Locust valley and Hemp
stead.
$3.50 D. In-For NOrfhpor, Valley and Hampstead
.B-fcuy have James slip r. H. every Ialf
SUNDAYS excepted, ami foot II Ilhftyulst.. T. ~
minutes, previous tU de- ar,tlc from UdntcTs
Point. g. ". n. CO -ri-, aciicrt ou!rr.nfcud, nj
NEW-YORk CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAiLEOAD.-h;t-T Nov. u, 1875, through
trains wi leave Grad Central Depot:
500 a. Chicago and northern Express, with drawing
through Rochester.
1880 Specai Chicago r. press, Withdrawn
10 ocicstI anu BuiaO and Niagara Fab. arriving 1t Mag
ara Fails ~ lao q.
Hoo a. M, N0TtAern and Western EXpress
90 Montreal Express, with srr. from New
900 p. EXurc, Daily viii siceiing-,ars FOR Waterpwu
,tuHliuaiCua.
500 D. M Pacific Express Daily W IN sleeping cara fIr
Rochester, Buffalo and Nurara Falls also for chicago
both J.. :. AID NJ. e. Railroads.
100 T. M Express, sleeping Albany Troy
{. II. KENDRICK
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NEW-HANEN AND HART.

NEW YORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD r. K.-NEWYOKE AND NEN.HAVEN DI.
NIslON.-Wiutcr Arrangement, commencing - 1875
Passenger station in New YORK, Grand central Depot en-
TRAINS LEAVE EEw.!ORK
Trains for New Haven leave Al no Acc'n) .0j CEX)
9;05 (Accnh 10 a. M. (LN,, y y. (Accni (1xL 220
iAccn . ExA 40 and 5lJ (Ocal LX.h lE4.l, and 10
Tor South Norwalk. 10. sos, 800 a. H. 12m1C lex,
40 g. 20 tlA. 40. 1915 J4O Gi, 9, IL D..
7:l0 %, 90, 10 10 II 2.ZU, 900 tx
80 40, 40 i 40, 80, 20 - 10 and al 81 d.
Boston Express, springfield a. NJ ana
800 and and 10 +. stuf plug STANFORD SOrWalk and
SOB ana 10 and i, -, and TO y. ldgcIoft
sos and p. connect VITA trains shore Line D
vision for Providence. Tie 500 a. N. ] H.
with Shore Line Division for Norwich ana the New Ifayen
and Northampton X. Z. at New Haven and the sos a. m
meet VIII Connecticut Ever H. Re al Springfield aHd 3 y IN
for Montreal Inc 500 a. i IL.
gaucS X. H. and HOusatonc Il, r. a. bridgeport. The OJ
800 and 80 y. with Dalbury u. -od
Norwaik aud nc % ~ H., l. ana $40 D. with New.
Boston aail p. Springfield; at 10
D.. III. Providence.
Drawngrom cars Day Express, and Sleeping Cars ON
Night Expires, Trains.
Tickets can purchased Ticket Office of Company a;
Broadway, NeW-l or, and No CoIrts BroOslyn who vii
alsj check baggage hon residence 10 desti. alton.
DUILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
i the NEWJLBSi;Y SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from New-YOIL To Philadelphia only - o.
Commencing Oct. l. 1870.
Leave New York from Pier :, y. T., foot IT,
For Philai, pima, NInc!4nd and Toms River, lOlOa M
fOr Philadelphia Tuck rtOu. ana Toms It.yef. 4
NAI ;. SNEDEs, General ffsuaaer
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NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. - Fare,
~ 81 25 Steamers leave Peck slip for New. Haven at
ana p ~ daily ssrnGays excepted connecting with the
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II. p BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent.

TOR R0ndout and Kingston, connecting with
Rondout Oswego Railroad landing AZ Highland rails
(near West POinD Cornwall NewDurgh, Marlborough, hl0n
Highland New ratzl and Esopns the steamboat Thomas
Cornell Tuesday Thursday and Hanidhy leaving mar
rison.st, Pier a. y. H., al D. III.
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SECOND BoARD-l O'CLOCK P. NJ.

GOVERNMENT STOCk DEPAKIMtNI-Z UtL'OA'
> 800 Coupon, 1865 4 800 Coupon, 1868 $40.
2LOO...............llGsl lIO'u -
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PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON S. S. q

Il Between NEH YORK ana BOSTON.
SfpNINGIbA LINE.
Tie elegant steamers RHODE ISLAM D, NAERAGAN.
SET and iDNiNGION leave Per 81, Oh River foot OF
Jsy=t, 0aily except ,undaYs) al 4:3D y. ~.
Through cSets 60 principal England points ~ r. r.
Delos aud ucktt Olcus state s,Cfci Offices
" estcOtt Express Company, and at .ile Broadway.
IKDNlDLNCA LINE lji.ectj.
Steamships ELECTRA and "a LAIiA leave Pier FL " r.
foot 81 Robinson T.. daily except Sunday T.. IN.
II rect communication Worcester ana
Freie.is via either line taken 4 lowest rates.
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LALL RIVER LINE,
Il FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST,
VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER,
DAILY SUNDAYS excepteD, at $50 p m,
From Pier 2s, North River, foot OF Murrsy-st,
THE WORLDRENOWNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
Tickets and Sateo1ms secured az principal hotels and ticket
Offices and the pier. BORDEN * LOWELL. Agents. y. Y.
GEORGE l.. COHNOR Gen. Pass Agent.
NORTH RIVER AND NETWORK STEAM
~ BOAT LINE, Pier ~, y. R.-Steamer ADELPHI
daily at 35 D. landing at ST., for NOnkeTs,
Taryown Nyack Hockland LAT ilavcrstraw, TompL ms
Cove, and PcekSEll The ALIENS N. landing
at 2ithst Eusewool. Yonkcrs, Hastings, GarytoNn
Nyack sing sing, and HaversIaw For particulars inquire
OF t. LANE Agent, on Pier 81. No sunday boat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-30
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT 1Oii O'CLOCK
4 L. ~
FIRST BOARD-1Oie O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Safes Of State B0nds-Rdiir0dd B0nds-BdIE ana hd'
road Shares-Erpress Stocks, Re.

Missouri 6s, l. u
10, OOu......-lO3
DIS OfCol 5.65s
10 O...... 80
Chic. X ] & Pac u
2,OJO......li4
2l.O No.. b. IlOA2
Lehigh and W Is,
COnSol
12.O0j....... e1's
3,r0J....... "a =
l,o1U....... .! z
American Dock aud
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gI,s Of Siaie Bon Is Rliiy1li D3tfs-Buts and Raj
ro,fG SdircS- tr0TesS .,tycLs. &c.
Dist Of Columbia

@,u51 ..-. ~ 2
Northwest con
). Ole. be. -
Long Dock Bonds
900 ....- =
MI and ~ PAU {
Sink Fund