The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-02

cerb-fcs.r sh1lngs, four. Going; gone. Name
VoICs--Acocks. tLsueh er.)
Mr.. LzsDe-,H How much for the next?
voIoE-Twens3- 0ve CENTS
Mr.. LEEDs-Fifty viii You SAY? Well. twenty
volcK-soooks. I viii take ten. How man
more are there? You are selling the ave dolla,
i eests.
i Mr.. LEEDS Ito one of his asslstants) -chsrles,
now msuy mole seats are there2 Well, gentlemen,
you make any objection wewl increase the pr.vi-
"A vo1cs-wha. viii you di pose Of all tn. rest o,
the puse for on privilegel -
Mr.. LEins.No, sir. mean all the section am
Mr.sA ooxs--I win take the balance from TAG to
Mr. LEE. ss-Now, then, we will take letter B. and
We will Civ. you the privilege Of any part Of that
section. in consecutive numbers How much for
the choice? Three dollars Is the price per seat and
we are now selling at 60 mucn premium. How
A VOICE. ,ur shillings.
Mr.. LEEDs-F sur-at four, at four, at four-any
more ?-Six-oDe dollar-one and quarters nslf
-one and a half going, gone. Manner
voIoE-M.: Lei Md, Of the Metropolitan Hotel.
MIR. LsEDs-Now, then, from I'll. With the privi-
lege-How much2 +. Nr shillings -six-one dollar
one and q quarter--oI Y aud half-one and three
quartsn- gone Nam ef
v0ICE--Mr Hunt; take I'll.
Mr.. Slcokstock ten m Ore for one and a quarter,
Nr. j, es -four at one. al I'd Mr. Jolie six at one.
VOicE--That is JOINT V and Jollie.
ANcTniK--Jonssis Jolly 1Qaughter)-Jones ,Jol-
lie ano SrOOks.
Ar. LFEps-How much for the next -Four shil
lipgs--s'x sbillngs-pake it even, someb Boy Say
one solar-one II is-gcng, gone What nan'e2
Mr.. LELAND-LeIand. Of the Metropolitan, fifteen
sea's.
Dir. LEEps--Now; we go on rt 2e2. How muot
for that?-Foul. shillngs-one INOaar-one and half
one and THREE quarters What name?
Mr. Trpps-Nev whst's hid Il VI the naxt ? Eour
sh'llipgs-at four oing-gone. Who is the bid
Ger?
A voIcE-Hall Son.
Mr.. LErps-Now, then, $50 to 2s5--Aew much ?
Fifty tents-sny mora bid G0ing-gone. Name?
What ID the ame a
Mr. ssooss snooks, again; take thebalaace-
from 200 to 292.
Mr.. Browning took three at the same premium:
Mr. JohI son ard Mr.. Joe, nine
Nj. LkEDs. Now, we will pass to section d, and |
we come upon the five dollar seats again. How |
much Fifty ,eLts--oLe d lar--the fiaest seats in
the hcuse-one ffy-one anc three quarters--three
qua t--quarters-t yo-two and q |
quA'tsr-half, will you sas?--swo and quarter
Mr.. Acknowledgement. ian takes ten seats
The ST. Nicholas took one bundled seats, at two
dollars and ! half
qnick choice, for you fiLd they are going at Big
figures. Now, theo, ,2l0 a1a pwsrds-now much
is bic Fifty cents--one dollar and quarter
one arc half-tbre quarters-at one and three
quarters goiI g. goiny--g0ne Name?
VOICE--Welis. two seats.
Mr.. Robbins took four seats at one and three
quarters, Mr.. Snith six at the sane, Hall & son
twenty, Mr.. Coyt TWO Mt one and q quarter, and
Hall 4 Son fiity seats at fifty cents. ' '
hr. LtEps-NoS, Lsn, for l,294 aud upwards.
How much is bid for item? We will finish soon.
How much IS hid for The choice Twenty five !
Ger ts--twerty. five. Name?
NoICE-Jollie, tweLty-f five seats.
Hall Son also took twenty-five at the same |
PR MUM, and ia afterwards. The rest were then |