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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY, Sept. l4-P. M.-Wall street has
presented more animated appearances to-day, par.
tcularly in stocks and gold, though IN neither has
the volume OF business been up TO the medium
standard OF ordinary times, In railway shares tie
transactions have been W! bout spirit, though OF
some what more importance than yesterday, or even
for several days Tho market opened hrun, but do
cned fraction after the first Board, tblngh subse.
quenuy reacting, the fluctuations however, bel q:
comprised within radius Of y a Cfnt. The chsef
dealings were in the Vanderbilt stocks, Reading.
Lake Shore, Ohio and Mississippi, Northwestern
preferred, Wabash and ~, PII's In tho first
mentioned there has been an active borrow.
ing inquiry, and hga as l32 of 1 q
cent was paid FOR Ire nee OF the stock Until
to morrow, at when tinG the triuster hooks
close preparatory TO the payment OF the y cent
dividend recently Declared. There has been an ac
tive business and a stroug upward movement dc
yr' In New Jersey Central ard Pacific NAL
N.... ave really been tie feature. OF tho day. A.
M. e oG the STOCK Exchange Committee on So
| cuhuca hold TO-DAY, tho Union Pacific secur.t.o o.
consstls Of tho stock AMI Land grant and incc me
touds wore admitted to the cali the Grst mortgage
bonds being already on the list. Tho total amount
OF the capital stock and bonds amounts to Sll1 O7t
5l2 Of when S272i' Oll are In first mortgage bonds
| Sgs5G,OOO in land grants; sf7,29G5le In United
/ s,atea subsidy boz ~ siOOOc Oo0 in inc ONES and
$50 5000 in stock. The total length Of the road i,
| 1,O3s miles. The gold market has been strong on
| more extensive dealings. Upon the receipt
| of European news announcing tho abandon.
| mont OF a speedy settlement OF the Franco.
| Prussian mbrogllo, tue German bankers were
liberal buyers and tho price advanced from III &c
| 1li1G, closing arm at i1i4. The large amount
bids for the Government gold tt5,5iOOOO, at 1I3 t.
1l41D impaired additional nrmness to the premium
further assisted by the decline OF bonds in London
and the large outstanding short interest. The rate
paid Tor borrowing were at the rate Of and 8 =
cent Der gnnnm- and 1-A OF / n cent--nar diam
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FINALE OF rnE NIrHAN MURDER.

The Murderer Can't be Found-Thc Coroner
Gives IL Up-The Cerouer's Jury Give IL
Up-Tho Police Give IL Up The Verdict
OF tho Jury-SuRGestions Ms TO Future
Action by Coroners' Jurics.
The Jury summoned to make inquistion as 10
the murder OF Benjamin Nathan on tue morning o.
he 9oGi cf July, net at o'clock p. NJ yesterday
At tie Coroners ONCE, in the city Hail, to render
treir verdict. When they had assembled, Coroner
Rollins addressed them follows:
REMARKS OF coEoSER ROLLINS.
GENTLEMEN or ruE JuEY-You win remember our
Wa then adjourned Ioa dy without date, after We
nag eSann'1 a., VIC S.'oS WHO'S usnIs SSre uT
opportunity 10 track down aud CAPTURE tne umglsrsr
have further Information TO turaisn 10 lie cF.
cumstances Of that
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
The murder Of VIZ. Nathan sun remains shrouded IN
n'unplc mystery notwithstanding the sNiltul IND
& me eg I now bt 1 no ~ trl ,sS. t
tne nerpctra9r. can oe fyd3l; las'sioTe At the 70
currence Of the District Attorney, have called von
iosetner 70 render your verdict l9n have doae your
zone miie. Inow submit IN. case to you.
The jury had verdict prepared. so tho Ccroner's
clerk nhed out blank, whereby II was found,
Upon the oaths and aGrpa,iqn' OF eight good and
lawn. men ot na -ttt, ot Nuw Yors. duly chosen and
swori, affirmed All cnlrgei 70 1qu.ro On oehffof
JswiH Na.han came TO h.s dcuh q, upon their oA,hs
, 90 g. lid ~ vda.i' ne Wi "a az hssf Gy
, .. ,'. d., tia i,.., .'.. ,,1 ,, ,tI, r,'rci,
... 3D.. in Is,s whereof, So ~, 'a'i ii@,ft
XXI. last .t... H. 4. . 10 tIt. 'l.s "a. ...'. IL. al
.t.ls 49,. 49,. ., Oh me las ana p!A.a uiur.s- u
JrFoH'.
',-a'HN y Na' .r ItI. Union ClTh Rouipntn
t.u-.. .... I.U4 .eiu st'.rt Gordon IS. Burn.
asi, t-~ I..H .t Hr.. i-".-i T. i. -rs, q wet
te'n'v.'t,st ,f.i 81. e. Home lli Wet thirty.
eighth street % ". NI'I seq % w e. tWyaty thiri
s.r..tt ltnr.F s. '.r,. sql4rs i. Il. Ieg1ins,
AAh0N H. ROLLINS. Coroner.
Ae.r &c verde. Lad been si-uol Mr.. FIELD the
lr. suI:
|a.... l..T -.' o.. U-'r verdict r-ssiN'c in I'M,
COOS. vsH... a.. .s ....4 H.l.. 10 recommend mai
J.. u't r..... 90 ....t .I...H. 80 ~. pe az ~
90 &C. rf... ... t.,.. ...., , +. iy.r- tU. f,ut
90 90. mus tH Q. tu DO . 40 lT tIa. t.t..
of .I..t.n'I Dee n,.t .u..t,t# ry .pe. b ..sa.
t, -.i ..- -' 90, al' " 80 tab eA'e'
"' '"'' 90 '' " 10 '''-' o." d"
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at 0 p. N. were as folio Wa


WEDNESDAY,. Sept. N-FLouR AND MEAI-
Western and state Hours 59i0c better and fairly active
Tor surernne; $40 $40 Tor shipping eStrss, AID
e. s0t9 for dunn to choice bakers and family ours
sout.n nOurs were nrner hut quct snipplng extras.
hour sa,5.5J. Corn inc Il, ii 80 ssj.3s wv
SUSDriEs = Cotton lower. and miding urlands
closed Mt i9Hc. Tallow n shade nrner at qkd9Ac.
nnct, s5Gc.; crude. in bnlN, llsGl2Ic. Rosns 6rm
strained, tlb. Spirits turpentue w good demand at
i0dt0ko. Whskey lower at sihtSSc. frelguts active
Tor ga iSo 90 bushels wheat shipped maaiy TO Liv
GRAIS-whoat active and safe. higher closing buoy.
ant with large export orders sales iJi,OOg bush. NJ
q y for new No, sprlue tiiiati.i6 for do. No I! I,
ti.0GGt l1l for old No aud mlved spTug. Rye dur
ant nominal. Barley unsettled. Barley mat active
6ss52c. for Western. Old and new, and 52a57c for
new mixed and white Ohio Corn active and nrm
sales 1900 push. AZ Sc for white Western 90e for yell
low do and S,asir. for mixed
GRoCTRIEs- Coffee moderately active an retady,
Rio lhglIic, and Malacalho lhAyc, gold sales, 500
bags Msr9ealho and 500 bags RIO. Rice was b. hgat
demand and 100 bags Rangoon sold at 7kd1Nc. 40.
asses has become dull and rates weak sales. 70 hhds
Porto hico at Sc Sugars-I.aw lees active. but
trade SUI good and rates very arm tar to good rcln
esiSc. tor Porto lNco and sOl boxes Havana Mt ~.
lO9c; rehued was N moderate demand aud steady at
i3AsSSc. for hard.
PRovIsioss-P1Ix opened lower, bnt subsequently
an mproyewent was Obtained. and the market closed
steady sales Of 100 hus mess at SG1 t2G.5 ana N
reti way SO hbs At t2a $50 s27 for ncst and So %
sle0 for plain and extra There, beef and beef
mans d1ll and nominal Cut meats quiet. Bacon In
demaud and nrm sales Is boxes a. 1864 for long
weight Lard fairly active and lrn sales OF go
uCices Western steam AZ lG9lol.c. the latter Tor
choice aud ior future delivery so heroes do balance
l5c Tor No !, i51fgl5lc. for pIlne. Batter and
cheese very nrm, but without quotable ADVANCE.
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The Fettiomenr ola In.hiy ImBorts nj Di.

The question in displto between Billy Edwards
and tho stakeholder IS u tho disposition Of tho
stakes In the projected fight between Edwards and
Coliyer, which ended in nzzle in consel uence OF
Couyor's not coming down with the stake money,
Was settled yesterday by Edwards receiving tho
money forfeit and giving security In $1,000 10
insure tho stakeholder against any possible loss
lecgss belongs " EcxlIds according to the ARTICLES
% szToomant
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Amnstntnih

" 81 Lr, TT
FALL M an WIN stsr sE "a
NLrERkTFiiGoSS's "a RN fST faPyoTEMESrs
o T nn vw to nc
entirely rofrescoed aud the auditorium decorated after
hO'' aud elegant df < Sfw STAGE
h"s been 'd and sfEynseH r engagements adopted
he, eceg painted BY NJ; J2nN HILLYAnn. u.
hG pr9pr,e9r mas ngc pride and pleasure in SUBJ
m'tuns inc i''io" Tinirsi ' co,,p,vy
Mr. IenS nRorGIIsiH ~ 4anaify ,q1nEnr,.
Mr.. OWEN .MAEtoWE. MrJ. II s'iuppAHT.
~ TX Il lRiS3GttKNwtRt, NJ Will SNs@S-
NJ EM HOLLAND MA MrIIBBA XAHD.
VI LISTER wAlLACK.
Me- We, Mfr HEnNRtt9VEy NJ, Mr. 1F PPNNEGFR
Sr... Joffiip sTFFroS' Ms, HEIiEV fRkGSY
Miss ANNIE DELANn Miss FLORA CLAYTON.
Ms NJ: E E2YbEE Nj. ERSeSSoaRuAcK.
Arrangements are also pending with Mr.. GEORGE
JoI.I,AN yho,s name VIM probably be added to the
ASTIJG j ICgN G HI
TRkAstREh'. ....,.'t,,t .nIiN NSE THO MOSS:
I'll TF Fl TpeS n sl Ep II MS THOMAS BAKER
Js f FEX R2NF by f Tf$SSS S fH
M...r H. 1sG sfFSlG APrla SIS. EVANS. and
sE$5h Mr. JAnt ~ r hUTkE
u ;. %iii ESffSS1 f'S r'FS''HOrn
VIII be sheridans'Pllsp3 r k C22TRfsay'
which VIII E Pf ccsfffTm Ti'n HSb FssErNrnY
Mt hiBERi,s new and exquisite Comedy NOV
p"'nH !" N'"'o8 TE % rwo fS oss a,'e'' '"'i''a
BOX BOOK viii open on WEDNESDAY. scpt. 81.
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About three weeks ago weather beaten, gray
t,"' SAILOR started on FOO, f4ou this city to reach
ms '-.t. t' Who art residing IN Cleveland Ohio.
~ Dap vas bfoEen, and no was compelled 10 use
WI '''s. 'ils rro}Tu1s was slow and painful. lie
re- So dag g'4c ... Turner's distance Of hny
~. zero ME In uet-cd situation attracted tho
V"''' "i Nr. .harisS lImput, "ho Kindly cared for
- " l .'i IAN "a 70 upertte Ms strength. Mr.,
- - ny h-'IiG TIE 50 O'Olsht 10 he notice sent
g'sa ~ ''e'saaI 90 iiv uE uTIuDats Inan, und BIO
N''' VI his Wy letoiSiuS.
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Letter TO the Mayor.
The following was sent TO the Mayor yesterday

u, 3. MARHHALB UFFICHl
SOUTHERN DIgrRtor OF NEW YORK, ,
- " CuAsBBRe STREET, NEW YORK, Sert. H. 1870.
The hon. A. DItey nan, Mayor QCM CuyQr Nep Fort
SIR. In your message to tho Common Council, date
seit u 1870, you state That numerous comp aints
zehs alleging that the consus being taken under my
super sion " was ptrtial and Ineffective
respectfully request that you Will c1uie these com.
plaints, The substance OF them, together with the
names and addresses u the complainant, to he
mlteC e me, together with any other inDrma ion YOU
may have N the suuject, In order that they may BIZ
nroporly Investigated, and. IL wClfDutdcd, ina. tn
enumeration about be NJ completed may Jc corrected
accordnsly.
vep icsicclfllly. your obciloNt scrvat,
Signed, GEORGE u. SHARPE,
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Gen. Walker, Superintendent Of the Census,
vindcatcs the tlknu Of the consus In New York by
tho Federal onlcilis and opposes Mayor Halls
Lccommcndaton for talin5 she census through the
Police Department.
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HANFF.-ln this cry, on Saturday, August rs. 1870
~ Judge HeorgS G. barnard. Of the Supreme Court,
oi,METlr .ns city, on TUESDAY, September IL, 1870
beth DRIVE from Ioseph 1rne.
Wal, ROTH In this city, on Friday sentcmbers, by
Judge u. y. lngrAhRnI, Of the Supreme Court, Fred
erick Nalroth from Virginia WaToth.
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IN. .,,,r.,,. =, await. - .oo< M. IN. toto,
.,..-,-. :. a., -. -. -, = 80, -.
c,eainks tno aofo Efcnsngo BANK were toz'o'O,-
900: gold balances a, 237,2 ais; and currency bal
80. ., AZ, ,,e .,. ..,.-,-., .-".-',-I
snoe'' eh"'''if"' Anu pfinc'pn puotauons were rs
follows:
itSA. M.iitlls p III n...iiiit.< s.5D p M'iit<
Fo,e,rn e,chsnra ,n A., 49, has 49, no,n,.
OoiAn eN0nIe III nis' nanus mas oeeh nouii'
nally quoted at 109'l0109X for 90 days bills, and
1tOX for sight though the transactions werc at con-
' % I, 49,. :. - WV" - N
cessions OF lloDH OF cent.
The money market has been easy, and carly In the
dav call ioons ronc.d n, A,e % con, ,horrb a, ,ho
"' ' ''"' '""sou ~ NV y eon''' 'ouGn ~ 'he
close rates we're slightly harder and little was done
below 4 n cent Time ns runpina co DAYS To four
,.a.,.z -. .,t.,, :. 4, N =. rr, - :
v,V, $500 WIZ nosS S, AZ .epS ,s ~
% 10, fepo ,h uy ."e V"nNs
SUI, view o .ne'I V"uIIon, ."ey re nov u,s
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4 YIctnry for XYnrkinRmen.

The coal miners strike in Clay county, Ind,
has ended. and the miners have gone to work on
their own terms.
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that the accuracy OF the census may be secured,
and that no political ngns may be sacrined.
GEORGE II. SHARPE.
United States Marshal for the Southern
Distinct OF New York.
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Susruss Noiit,,.
Lyons Magnetic Insect. Powder.
Kills Cockroaches, Water Bugs,
Kills BED Bugs, An6.

Kills FlcAs Moths.
Lyons Insect Powder will do H. and nothing else
will Look out for frauds 10 buying. Buy none that
does not bear The signature or H. Lyon. II you get
the right thing II Is sure death TO all insects,
Depot for Congress and Empire Spring Wa
ter ~ Chambers 81. near Broadway. None genuine
sold on draught
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MARRIED.
DIHORCED.

KAEET7KNArPf,on Tuesday sertemoer 49, Fred.
OF Joseph e. Knapp all OF BTookiyn.
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NEW York. "Wednesday, Sept. iA-Thcre was
rothnl dong Il beef eattei and n1ne on TIE market.
Sheep and lambs were selling fairy At O.. tgShc for
lanns. ard i,Das lor sheep. Rccents were isS car
l4ud., or 400 head. OF hogs have iGJi nearly I'll
for -tug caterers. Tue sales live weight were
liU tuiAcl state hogs aud pgs At exc n. ID Css,d
hos were moderately arm at l!A ~ &C. FOR heavy aud
.fIU sgn. al.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE AiliASAc--TUts DAY.
SUI r!fes....5 10 sun sets...,6 O. Moon rises. 81
nf6H WATEK-TItts nay.
sandy Ho0k..N g. GOV. lslandl a. Hell Gate, / o.
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Arrixed-wEnyEspAr. Sc

Arriycd-wEpSEsDAY Sept H.
Steamship Cuba, Liverpool, mdse. And pass.
Steamship san salvador, Savannah, mqse. and pass
Brig Liz, Cow Bay, {. -, coal
Ato the usual river ana coastwise vessels.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
MovILLr, Sept A-AnRlla. New York
QUEENSTOWN Sept li-City OF Limerick, New York.
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R,rsunai Auut,s

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GENTLEMEN or THE JuRY-You will remember our
last mcctlg Nou wall also remember tn, the
then adjourned to a dly without date. after We
had examined all the witnesses whose names were fur
uiaheI to from lropcr sources Z, ENs the police
opportunity 10 track down ana capture the murderer
OF Mr. Nalhan. The poles now INFORM me that they
have no further Information TO furnish a. W Tie cir.
cumstanCcs Of tAAt
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coyFRnERArE OF rHE MURDERER,

and accept IL heartily. And now, gentlemen, ao "
me thank you incercly for the able, thorough and
faithful manner In which you have co6perated with
this case. never witnesses more thoroughly or
more ably examined than by YOU during this investgs
and also by the Assistant District Attorney Co.
FellowsJ, who Iregre to Is detained from meeting
with to-day by imperative public duties elsewhere.
The Jury was then discharged, and thus ended
this unparalleled inQuisitOn.
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The Murderer Can't be Found-The Coroner
Gives IL Up-The Cerouer's Jury Give IL
Up-Tho Police Give IL Up The Verdict
of tho Jury-SuREestions ms TO Future
Action by Coroners' Jurics.

Tic jury summUned 70 MAKE IhquIsIIloh as 70
the murder OF Benjamin Nathan on tue morning o.
he 2oG ~ July, net at o'clock p. NJ. yesterday
1t tie Coroners olcc, in the city Hail, to render
treir verdict. When they had assembled, Coroner
Rollins addressed them rs follows:
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found TO be the most economical, although
Is requires little more labor In carrying.
In the 6rst place, less surface is exposed
to storms, sunshine and frost; and, in the
second place, the shocks win stand up
better. and this il matter Of no small
importance, for where the work is not
wen Done very great amount OF fodder
II damaged by the shocks being twisted
down, or thrown over, under the influence
Of the wind.
should Eot be neglected. As soon a. the
corn is sufficiently cured, the work should
be begun; ald this will enable the farmer,
who has any moderate amount of this
crop to harvest, to get the grain all nicely
cribbed, and the fodder bound in bundles,
and stacked or slowed away in the barn,
before the cold storms of winter come ON,
Drawing corn into the barn in winter,
and attempting to husk it there, increases
labor very materially, and necessitstes
loss of feed, q certain per cent OF water
soaked and damaged grain, besides cold
fingers and i'll temper.
There are many farmers who DO not
value corn fodder to sufficient extent to
be particular abou: preserving 1t when
hay is plenty, but we fully believe it will
pay at any time, for. as before stated, all
kinds Of stock relish it, and will thrive
upon 1t, and for the production of milk
no dry feed Ia better, or, in our experience,
equal. Our advice is, save the corn fod-
der to feed out, and sell surplus hay.
When cutting up corn, the best time is
afforded for selecting and saving seed. A
plat in the very best part of the field, oil
sufficient size to furnish all desired, should
be left standing till fully ripe, and lher
picked and cared for in the common way
of hanging up by the husks in dry place
The advantages of this is in having all Of
the chits thoroughly matured, ard avoid
ing any possibility of injury from heating
or moulding, while packed upon the stalk
or in the crib-Ohio Farmer.
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TURNED our TO DIE.
BY cALEE DUNN.

BY cALEE DUNN.
Only moor old hoyse--that's ALL
Only a wcrn-out faithful creature
Blind, and changed 10 every FEATURE
Who always answered his masters call,
And toied for him in the days gone by
The came hard hearted master who.
Fipdirg no more for his kervant 70 DO,
Now turns him out TO die.
MANY a heavy load has been drawn
By this poor old horse; but never AGAIN
Wf,l he obey the Command OF whip q rein,
FOR here on this frozen roadside lawn,
some one VIII And. some sariy dswn.
Iytrg alone. all stid ano eoc,
Beneath the pitilees wintry sky,
This poor dilapidaied old
Deserted horse, turned out TO Gle.
I know he thinks OF his cruel fate,
OF the bitter lot which has come at last;
know he remembers that steady gait
Which wae his, tho 'twHe neither Glow nor laet'
But he is sens Bile still, amid all his pain
More sensible far than the brute woo spurned
him,
Away from the barn ard the oaten gam
Turned him away with never sigh
Dat on this bleak roadside to die.
Yet after all, IN the sight OF Heaven
/ would rather be this poor old creature,
Blind and changed in every feature,
Than his brutal master, to whom was gwen
The sight to see, but whose eyes are blind
Whose hear is a. hard a. . stone, and whose
IL dead to all that II good and kind.
Yes would rather be this old horse spurned,
Dying here under the wiutry sky.
Than the form with soul who cruelty turned
Him out to die.