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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET, |
SUNDAY, May 81, 1871.

WALL STREET,
SUNDAY, May q, 1871
THE o,-NERAL TRADE OF THE CITY
during the past l.eeK mas evidenced consideraple
animation in the sew ral departments ana ialr
speculative and export ac. WHY IN the iead'ng ar'i
cles of domestic produce. In Co. oh' "lu
provisions the business has been quiz. ilse W.. w.
unsettled feeling in respect to prices. 4 80
activity noticeable In dry goods as we aprro. y" '1
dull season, and the transactions were not iint VI
stant
THE GOLD MARKET.
"A wider range OF fluctuations In the gold pre-
MUM, and revival OF speculative excitement in
the market, operated to some extent injurously TO
comm ercal interests generally This movement OF
gold, after the extreme dulness which has so long
characterized It, Is mainly rclcrrblc to the unin-
telglble action OF Secretary Boutwell, in boarding
double eagles In the face OF an active commercial
inquiry Tor them, and Notwithstanding the deprecia
ton OF other denominations Of gold coin producing
unusually high rates Of foreign exchange. Thus,
with double eagles com handing one.quarter to 1ve-
sixteentns premium above small coin, there has
been sharp upward turn In the gold market, which
reached its highest point on Friday aI 112H. On
Thursday there was an arrest OF this movement, In
the expectation that the Secretary would sell an
extra amount OF gold, but later the market
became more bulsh, when thus expectation was
disappointed. Toward the close, however on the
Information that supply OF double eagles could be
procured at New Orleans, and that the Mint was
engaged In coming large pieces, there was reac-
ton, and decline in the premium simultaneously
with a reduction In the rates OF foreign exchange,
and the market left or last night easier at 1l1I.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
figures Of the premium each day during the past
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ETH AVENUE THEATRE BEGINS AT g.
- Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr. AUGUSTIN DAILY
A CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
EVERY EVENING.
MR. MATTHEW'S RvERY NIGHT
0sED UP lasi time)
MR. GATHERwOOL (las, time,
TUESDAY Man XRRfEB "f6R MONEY
FrD THOUSAND YEAR.
BACHELOR OF ARTS tlas. time but ouo)
THE CRITIC Cast timc but ons).
THURSDAY, May IS, last night OFF
NOT SUCH FOOL AS HE LOOKS.
FRIDAY, May rs, positively last time of
MARRIED FOR MONEY
and
~ I'D a THOUSAND YEAR
SATURDAY MATINEE,
NOT SUCH A FOOL AS HE LOOKS
SATURDAY EVENING, May ~,
BACHE LOR OF ARTS Qast tme)
THE CRITIC dor the last time,.
Characters by Mr.. CHARLES MATHEWS, w. Davtdge,
George Parkes D. Whiting O. r De vere O. F. Browne a:
Miss Clara Morris, Fanny Moran Mr. GILBERT Kate New
Miss Kellogg and Miss volmer.
- Box sheet open for the whole week.
- Monday, May 29-Bencft of Mr.. CHAS. MATHEWS.
IN PREPARATION. A POWERFUL ORIGINAL ORA.
MATlC COMEDY, NEVER BEFORE ACTED ON ANY
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HAVANA, May 20, 1871.
rcals Exported during he week from Havana and Ma
600 boxes ard $500 hhds, of which $1,000 boxes
and all the hogsheads for the United Stock
manning IN warehouses at Havana and Matanzas, s8 900
S0nes sn on SGU bhda Bacon steady at 49, c Coal OIL
gle. sugar cured, 24c 2oc Lard dull kegs. 1870; tins
TIC. Potatoes steady. The market abundanly supplied
with American provlsions Lumber steady Cooperagc
"a S6 60 hogshead molasses do $S 81 per TO
'culuted In the tobacco crop,
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COURT CAL ENOARS-IHlS 0Ay.

SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM-Adjourned to
May 20.
SUPREME CouRT-CIRcUIT.-Part mo Circuit
calendar. Criminal business. Part 2-Held by
1914 1853, l7e 2s4l, 50, lag, 276H, 1871 541s ios6,
Gao, 1885, 252n
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM.-Part HELD by
Judge Jones-Nos 95g. 9G0, 795. 657, 521. 500, 4e3
1462 Ss7, COL s97, 757, 9l9, SOB, $751; 429 74 Part
2-Held by Judge Monell.-Nos s22. 1872. GAS, 700,
49, 69S DO, $685. 12is $780, 346 145o, 1888, 7ss, Coo,
TAI.
MARINE CoURT-GENERAL TERM.-Hel1 by Judges
Alker, Joacnimscn and Shea.-Calendar for MAY -,
20 and 24.-Nos. /, 2, 3, 4. and 0. Trial Term
Part 1--Ueld by Judge Shea.-Nos. $50, 6G64 55l7,
$685. $780, 5707 5s3sh 5s44, 5si5. ss49, 5s49 $3.50,
555l, 5s52. Part 3-1leld by Judge Gross.-Nos.
AHA, 1858, 6lG7, 6470, $685.
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was extremely firm during the week, owing TO the
causes above mentioned, at 11O3s i10jS, for bank
ers' sixty dav sterling and 11)7S Ill for short
sight. The demand, Notwithstanding the high rates.
was rather better than the previous week, parties
who had been holding OFT for lower prices OF gold
becoming discouraged at the reverse movement and
purchasing ut current rates. Yesterday morning
weaker feeling prevailed In cOnsel uence OF freer
supply OF large god and rates were marked down
x The presence OF some grain bills likewise con-
tributed to this result causing the withdrawal OF
;, considerable portion OF the gold lnt9ndel for
shipment
MONTY EASY-THREE TO FIVE PER GENT.
with steady increase In the amount OF capital
seeking employment in Wall street, as exhibited in
the increase In the item or deposits in the bank
statement, money continues easy. Loans OF large
amounts to the leading government houses have
been made as low as per cent and on mscellane-
Ous coaJerals at per cent. The fairly quotable
rates. how .ver, have been somewhat lirmer, espe-
ciaily toward the close OF the week, owing to the
increased activity on the Stock Exchange most OF
the transactions In money ranging from 10 per
cent on governments, ana to per cent on stocks.
National bank notes continue 10 be at discount OF
n u per cent where the holders wish 10
obtain Qreenback5 for them, but deposits hav-
ing largely increas ed in the banks there is less
pressure to OBJ ain legal tenders, and large
amounts OF national currency are left
untouched In the bank vaults From tho extra
ordinary ease In money on CALL and the general
expectation that the market will continue easy for
some time to come, time loans have naturally been
made at lower rates. and four per cent per on
thirty days. Elk per cent on six months contracts
have been the ordinary Germs, with approved col
lateral security.
THE BANK STATEMENT
n
serve has up 81 1885, 3ls against increase in
the total liabilities OF Sl52i ASS; the banks hold In
lawful money above the legal requirement
s16,5S4,39O agalast $li, ,442 last week. The
changcs III the totals are as tollows:-
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COMMERCIAL REpOaT.
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SATURDAY, May 20-6P.M.
CoFFEE.-There rather more inquiry Tor Rio. though
the business moderate. Holders met the
fairly rates We notice sales OF l0S bags
OK Ethiopian, Baltimore 5000 bags Aqudneck,
private East and West India coees quiet old
We Ro-ordinary cargocs, Ice. loSc. fair
do. lOs4c uc; good do Ike Ike; prime do, 2ac
129c ;extrcme range for iots 10c S,ac all gold,
lo bond, thirty to days. credit. Java government
bags, lsc 2Uc do (grass mats lsc s2c. Singapore,
l7c. &c.,; Ceyon, l6hc. Ec; Maracaibo lsc l7c.
Lasuayra lac. l6c. JAMAICA &c., l5sc ST. Domingo,
god, in bonil $3.50. 0c Costa Rica, 1Grc. Tc.: Ma
nia lac. l6c Mexican, isc l7c sayani'ia. he
CorToSThe market. though quiet, very strong, and
further advance OF sc per h. was established on all
grades indicated In the revised quotations subJoined The
export demand very hight The spinning demand
fair high or sellers had tendency to CHECK
business The sales iolows-
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FIRE IN WILLIAMSBURG.

Destruction Of vitri0l Fnctory-Loss
$4,000.
Yesterday forenoon the vltriOl factory OF Mayor
Kalpneisch situated In Bushwick. Brooklyn. L. d..
was destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000. No insurance
The cause of the fire Is unknown.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
XII THEATRE CoMrQUE sid
OLE - THEATRE C4M g. Nicholas
BUTLER GILMORE MiNG AITRAcTioNs,
oVflG GREAT STAR TROUPE
BILL OF UNUSUAL ExCELLENCE;
s--- FACES, NfW FEATURES, NEW EffECIS~
=, -, JAMES II. BuDwoRTH.
IN bis screaming Dutch farce OF
COUSIN SCHNEIDER. COUSIN SCHHIDER-
MISS KATE WILLIAMS IN SCOTCH BALLADS.
GERALDINE AND LEOPOLD, THE ATHLETES.
- NlP-UP.DE DOR DEN-DUM.
-. GkAND BALLET or SAFFRONILLA.
: That Ghost She's So Sweet Sudden Arrival
Hugney Donghery, Ashcroft and Norton Geo. g. Daven
port, stewart Goes, Rather Wambod, Kelly and Myers.
CHANCE OF PROGRAMME EVERY EVENING
Wednesday, May ~ Saturday 81 and Wednesday, May ~.
" broadway, near Beecker.
DECIDED HIT.
SECOND WEEK
Of tho new adaptation of Ainsworh's novel and Cruk-
shan RS pictures, entitled -, , -
Hariand, Little jeanne Yea
mans, Messrs Stuiley, J. X.
Mortimer, +. Mordann Har-
| ry Pearson, II. r. Teesdale.
O.. Beanie, II. H. Pratt Mrs.
Prior, Mrs. Yeamans Miss
George Langley, Miss Y.
Beane, Miss L. Prior Miss r.
Lee and others In the cast.
:
Miss Ada hariand .'Jaek
Brilliant Scenic Effects and Startling rabeanT
MATlNEEs WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Seats secured SIX advance
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FACT.-PROFEsSOR MARS TELLS THE MIND AT
n first sight, and causes marriages ana succe IN bust
ness living. 81 Third between
Eleventh Twelfth Ladies and gents soc. 10 ST.
4 pELAIDE H. LAMBBRTsON, GYPSY CLAIRgoY-
"A ant. Oace 20 West Twenty ghn street, Sixth
avenue. Ladies, 80 cents gents, 81
MADAME CLARA A. ALMA, DE PARIS (CLARt AN.
MI TONIA OF san Francisco, Business and Medical
Consultations In English French anil
l, a:Bg Broadway, opposite Grand Hotel.
MADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSIN BSS CLAIR
Nl tells past present and future; shows likeness
husband confidential letters written $50 West Foy-urs,
street. Broadway and seventh
nRIGINAL MADAME BYRON, MEDICAL SPIRITUAL
~ lat. Consui her ali aaars OF life 32J Fourth
nue.. near Twouty fourth street.
1nsI EAST THIRTY SECOND STREET, NEAR THIRD
lO.L avenue Madame wlDGER, practical husness
Cairvoyan tes eseruap Gssea numbera medicines tos
al LssaseA
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III. .sss.s...s...s.... Ofl OH
luied 10 the above are It's bales to arrive.

For forward delivery transactions unusually Hight,
chiefly owing the small offerings and high pretensons Of
sellers The transactions to-day comprise J,U bales nd
eating hc rer ID advance as foilowsMay zoo at i5c
june IL 5l6c 40j at l5sc; July 6e at el6c 0O
Yssisfiay snss report iolows:-May ya.
Total last report 1890 bales The rates for cotton
freight closed lolows:-To Liverpool. by steam Id by
BY steam sd; bremen, v steam s.c soa Somprssssd
day were -Gavosion, i6C0 New orleans, 4.5ss; Mobile
ASH Savannah, b6 Charleston SSs; Wilmington, 81 Nor
against 5as bales same day a. week ana SSH same day
deveries were:-May l56c. june Is 25c; july 1567c.
August la6lc.
$3.50 bushels; 1851 bushcs corn meal l,4s5 bbs
aud 50, bags; oats, 1y,U59 bushels The aQur market
RI ed dull but y. The sales about 5000 bbls Rye
-four steady. with Moderate demand Corn meal was
inquiry sacks We quote city sacks g. IS 81 al 6ne
sied 4l 50 boted yellow, 81 65 do. white, 81 10 per lU0
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meat " !. =, AZ auu a INC SAL were aoo, oo,vyu
~ e. ~ ~ ~ ps ~ " uo SPOT . ., - M la
& IN, ~ - NJ q, "a ~ ~ 20 IL az ,o
u 8 arva orn ya. Am nj o, pts y
spV a.. a ~ =, 90 ~ so % an owc,, WIN
~ sur y, b as,se r.es Oats vr gra a, %
e.oss ~ III r. ai W. a ~ y. ~ 80 ~
s,us aro Si W." Wy nauirn, oo1l o'o DusHe'' pAoy
~ y Me- M rre,ah,. co,,,r,.d er a., ro,,. ,r
.on y, -aa Iha.iueu ~, nnn ra'cs or
Vnea suJo s NO nv M business con
s"o inos ~ pe.o.eu, v.sses
5000, "a IT, - omose's
~ ~ ,. LvefRy"t vy
steam, o-,ovV " was anu corn az su., ~ 9aies
don nv roy usaea wses pe AZ b,bs, corn
oon, ~ o.y wncrs ~ su oov pusnes S,i
az wv o9is. ios ~ ~. 90 Ipe ncde not
wesan uaI ~ u, NJ esS. roa. on .nu o,ou
pos; s ~ ois' ncnee 70 por'
horcc 10 mort an Tho Snnt AN mis-
nencc 70 p1. On ass no low DDS ap,na
H,;c o. la bss rs,ponnn,, ~ p1 ~ ne
a. An. , eensrpa corro on nrv o DA'A' nence
" NJ, r. ,orsa, ,iara 80 40 nw.h, - ,.oron,
so,ng hut with he yseed sncrs nrc"s vnrv
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her; she so,d him perhaps she would be bach TO the
hotel and she stepped ,ntc tne hack ana drove I'VE sne
press ONCE was on the road, on Main street. and
she looked all The way along and couldn't see any
looked ike an express onice thought 1t was
closed mp; the hack stopped, the driver Went u
she wanIed a room and she thought that the driver
told her the landlord present; she told lne land
lord that she wanted room on tne second noor sae
o room and she asked him, rs TINS tne second
foors" amt he SAID NOT she then said she sad
the second noor; he took her ND another hight OF
stairs to room aud lir the gas IN the ROOM she got
up on q char and turned out tue gas; then she
turned II out and lit II four times; after she got IL
turned down so That it would burn low. ana while
she was lighting light she heard somebody coming
up Stars, and thought 1t was her husbands step,
and she could not get down OF the char quick
enough, sne was so weak, ana when she got To me
Thought II was him.; she thought she would
go and fnd room No. 81 ana went into the
but she did; sne found 1t away round IN the hall
long way; quite walS rom where she was aud the
60og was was @ mo ere ~ te TWO se
gether, ana she could see the light through the
transOm from The hali there was nobody there, and
she made up her mind that she was Wrong-that
they could not be on the second moor, 80 she went
back TO her room, and, as she went back, she saw
light over door and she thought she would go ami
inquiries went back and raped at the door, and she
came to the door; she MRS. Lake) stepped back, and
double gown hanging up-one that she had made for
him, aud put on the Christmas tree two years before
i'm Sacramento. Mrs. Saviers' recollection here
falled badly; she remarked that God knew what
followed but she did not; when asked II she recol-
lected OF being at the Grand Hotel that night she
answered that she remembered OF being on the
sidewalk all alone; she thought she saw man and
spOKe to him, but didn't know what she SAID 10 him
nor ild not know where she went to; remembered
something about going to the jail, the Jail door
opening, but did not know now she got tnere; had
not known julia Lake; Julia Lake lived in Carson
before she came to stockton; didn't know how long
she lived IN Carson; had spoken to her; she came
to the house TO buy sewing machine and she (Mrs.
81 spoke with her then; thag was at Carson CITY,
where Mr. Saviers was agent for Wheeler Will
sons sewing machines, and Julia Lake came to the
house and bought o machine; her clothes-a w0-
MANS c,Othes-were there in the room beside Mr..
SAVERS gown.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES FIRM.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES FIRM.
The Southern state bonds were higher, with
quiet and firm market. The new South Carolinas
were exceptionally weak and sold at 29it, but
rallied TO 81. tennessee, cx coupon, 6sL SO;
do. new, 6sil coz; Virginia, ex coupon, SO 90;
DO. registered Stock old, 81 So; do sxes consoli.
dated bonds 6214 90; DO. skies, deferred scrip os
20; Georgia skies, IS q so; do sevens, 81 9l;
do. sevens, gold, 91; North Carolina, OK coupon.
3S,< 40; do funding, 1856. 20 80; 40 to 1858, %
. 25; do. new, 191s q; do. special tax Is 10;
Missouri slAes, 9S 9Si4; do. Hannibal ana St. J0-
seph, 90 90: Louisiana skies, el q 60; do new, SO
0S; do levec sxes 90 65; do. do. eignts, 70 so;
do. do cghts 1875 70 IS; do. Penltentary sevena,
60 81; do. railroad elghts 10 10; Alabama fves,
81 20; do. eights, 90 100; do eights Montgomery
ana Eufala Railroad. go a VI; South Carolina sixes,
II a 70; do, new January and July, 3oX 81;
do. do, April and October 20 . 20; Arkansas sixes,
funded, 81 So
STOCKS DULL AND UNSETTLED.
Stocks were dull outside Of Western Union Tcle-
graph. which was very strong and advanced to 90.
The general market was unsettled and irregular
most Of the list holding their own, some few snow
ing little Improvement and still others selling on
Q tribe; but the changes were not important except
for Western Union, which advanced nearly two per
cent, and for Pacific Mail, Northwestern preferred
and &c c. ana !. O." The result OF the Pacific
NAL election was decided triumph for the
Opposition" interest, and completely Gusts
the old management. The new men are
principally Wall street brokers and SPECTATORS
whose entry upon the direction will, in the esti-
nation Of the street, make Pacific Mail the great
speculative "card, OF the future and raise IL to the
position SO long occupied oy Erie aud so long await
ing It's successor. a. C. and !. c." advanced 10
l9,s on the announcement OF a contemplated exten-
sion OF the Chesapeake aud Ohio road to Dayton,
there connecting TO Chicago over the 20. c. ana
I.C.n
Out OF respect to the memory Of Mr. NJ. A. Herrick,
late member OF the Stock Exchange whose funeral
took place this morning. there were no sessions Of
the several boards during the forenoon
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 10, 1871.
Cotton song middltngs, 1sc. 18sc receipts, 2682i
gross, 3,o35. Sales, 1000; stock, 93,7l9.
saw ANNAH, Nov. 10, 1871.
Cotton quiet; mddings i75sc. net receipts. ooa Ka
ports 70 the Continent 1911; coastwire, Ss Sales Of
stock, 59,o5a
- CHICAGO Nov. ls 1871 Z
Flour IN good demand. Wheat-A speculative demandy
prices higher; buyers o6; No. spring. 81 25X No. doi
81 2l1 81 sil; seller December 81 33 No. do 81 no
Corn in fair demand and Grm; No. mixed Ehc l1s<ct
closing a 47sS sclected, 48c 4sac; seller peoemSsrt
80. A1lHcA Rye excited; prices ghcr; No. 63Hc
635sc. closing s 63c. Oats dull and droopng No 32c
rejected 29c 30c Barley excited prices higher closed
steady and weaker seller December bS6c spring 5cs
Pork dull holders unwilling make Concessions Si3 62x
S12 IS; seller December S13 6gH Sl2 76 seller january
el2 20 Il2 SIN; seller February, &l3; seller MarchA
$3 U.s. Lard In good demandi Gales at SIC. Bulk mea0
steady; green hams c Ike Dry sailed shouder
AAc 49c clear rib stes &c. 6Ac Live hogs In good
demand; sales At S3 IS 81 26 freghs-whcat TO Bnnx
10, She &c. c0rn 80 SIC Receiptsf W0 Dorr 81 001
wheat 10000 corn, 30 4S00 barley 5000 rye and
$4,000 hogs Shipments 600 -FOUR 00O0 whsat, 100000
leo oats, soOO barley, 1000 rye and 5000 hos.
BUFFALO, N. T., Nov. l5 1871. =
ReceipsFour 1000 bbls.; wheat ls O6 bushes; corn
Go0 bushels oats a COZ bushcIs barley Sco0 buahel
Shipmcns Flour, 1900 bbls wheat glV sshas; corn,
Snshs' os,. lo19 bushels 500 o.shels'
6rm sales 5000 bushels Duluth VI l3x 800 bnshcls NoS
Chicago vt ~ 36 $500 bushels red winter at al SO
Com dull and firm sales 5000 bushels Western.
rive a 65c Oats fmer sales % 00O bushels Western
about &c Rye and barley neglected. Other articles I'd
changed.
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TIE PARK FAMILY,
Cyrus NJ PARK, the murdered father, was son or
the late John Park ono Of the early settlers Of Clark
county, ana has wide circle OF friends In this
tion OF the county. John Park, Sr., was once q
preacher of the bunker persuasion, but latterly
preached the tenet OF the Christian or Campbellite
Church. Cyrus M Park, deceased, had four chill.
dren, three OF whom we have already mentioned.
The fourth rs Marion Park, . young man who, on
last Tuesday, married = daughter or william Hart.
man. llving In the same neghborhood. Marion Park
at the time Of tho tragedy with his father
Mr. hartman, and Yesterday, upon receiving nielli-
Eence OF the sau late OF his father mother brother
and sisters, ne had paroxysm OF heart disease and
became insenslble, in which condition he remained
all day. IL may be that when he revives some cir
custanee OF his fathers life may be learned that
wlll throw some light upon the inexpllcable mys-
terry.
Cyrus N. Clark has four brothers living In Clark
county, three at Maysville, viz, Andrew, James and
Jonn PARK. and fourth, Jery,s PARK, at Memphis,
Ind The information Of the terrible event doubt
less reached them some time yesterday.
The time VI the murder cannot be ascertalneo
with anv certainty. The clock was stopped ~
hai past ten O'Clock, but whether this fact has any
connection with the murder is not yet known me
prevailing opinion seems TO be that tine murder was
committed between twelve p. N. and three A. ~,
but this Is all Hurnlise
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
OFFICIAL.
Board Of AidcruNr.
STATED SESSION.


STATED SESSION.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. IT, 1871 2 O'Clock p. n.
The Board met IN their chamber No. ID City Hail. pursw
Present Thomas oman Esq., President. in the chair and
SsSsn ose unsi as,'fs ss Ssfsa ssasss
he minutes Of meeting held November IL were read ana
approved.
~ ,he pRrsrprsr i'oN''
s'fs
ments.
Rssoiyed That permission h hereby svcn TO Johl
s. pnsy. 70 snbs.,tuts an ornamental lamp q size and
Tor IN the lamp nov on the amppost opposite s3a Broadway
o. and wor h r.. ssn prS % II:
given 70 continue only during the pleasure OF the Commoh
The Pm rsssnssr pu The question whether the Board wouS
Which decided the Affirmative by the following vott
e majority OF all the members elected voting In iavoS
Anlr%stiys-Ths President, Aldermen Chsross cnads
,ps ,I9nF sss .uS wSSs gSc Puns Reilly schic
ss is.1m:n yss 70, to 30 thu Board Of ~
By Alderman CUDDy- !,
nue. paved with Belgian or rapSocH pavement. ana sbst
s the several interesting streets and b
ss opinion Of The o P"So %ors
sds Proposed ps,siSsn aaasr ,hs dree,on q
Dying ordinance therefor be adopted
whereas the rate OF speed with which The trains on ne
Harlem Marosd above forysecond street. s9nns n .ns
Of having occasion said Fourth avenues bs
Il therefore
Resolved That from and after passage OF this resolutions
shall not be In wfu 10 propel train of cars b
steam power on any part OF tho Fourth avcnus norsn o
miles hour under penalty Of $lQ0 for cvery yiolaon
oi the provisions OF this rcsoution and be " furshp
Resolved, That the Commissioners OF Police arc nercoy
directed carry effect the PROV ision4
OF this ordinance by detailing patronen others 20 puar0
said Fourth aycnue between the points above Ddlcaie
and report all violations the resolution W be .orsuon
Attorney for prosecution.
Which were laid over.
ORDERS.
Resolution lay crosswalk opposite No. l7b south sreeL
Adopled
MOTIONS.
Alderman WolTHAS poved that when the board adjourn
Tuesday next 2lst inst ~ two O'Clock
The PRESIDENT put tho question whether The Boaro would
agree " ~ said motion,
Which was decided the Affirmative
Alderman PLuSKIrT moved that the Board 10 nov adj
Tnc PRESIDENT put 4ueson whether tho BoHso wo.,S
agree with saii motion.
(which was decided IN the Affirmative
Whcrenpon the PnpsfDENr declared thai Board stood
adjourned ontl Tncsday nert. 2Is inst, two o'clock
Pm JOHN BARDy, Clerk.
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
ACCIDENT AT THE BUsHwICK CREEK
BRIDGE

Lsie yesterday afternoon, while Mr.. Daniel
Murphy one OF the superntendents OF the WORK on
the Bushwick Greek Bridge, Williamsburg, was
warning thf workmen 10 be careful OF the sudden
springlDg Of some planks that were being pulled
up by steam power, that on which he pto6u wag
suddenly sprung and he was thrown into iiln air
several feet, Failing On HIS head, Mr.. Hnrph sus
iained serious Injuries but IL ~ believed that he IL
not " o dangerous condition
The New York herald., 1871-11-16
THE CITY BANK SHARES,

The following were the bids for the city bank
shares:-New York, 1875; Manhattan, 100; America,
I4o; CITY, 220; seventh Ward, 1o6; state OF New
York, I0s; Commerce, li3k; Mercantile, 100; Ameri-
can Exchange, liz; Bank Of the Republic, ia; Han
over loo; Nassau, 1o2; Corn Exchange, 123; Marine
100; Commonwealth. &C; Importers and TrodcTs',