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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-23

THE success Of the new loan of Secre-
tary Boutwell, will be another important
achievement ofthe Administration of Presi-
dent Grant. This loan will reduce the i'm
terest on our national debt many millions
dollars and by just that sum, reduce the
burdens of taxation, 1t is to such meas
ures as these the people look as to the sue
cess of an administration. They care but
little about the quarrels Of the politicians
over place and power. What they want
is an honest, economical administration of
public affairs, and whoever win give them
this will receive the plaudit "well done
good and faithful servant.r So long rs
Gen. Grant continues to give us this, as he
has done heretofore, he can well afford to
leave his course with the people.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-23


1t is not now probable that Congress will
adjourn until some legislation for the more
efficient and prompt suppression of Ku-
klux organizations i'm certain sections of
the South is secured Several bills are be-
fore the Senate and House. The former
body is now discussing the proposition of
Senator Sherman, to instruct the Judiciary
Committee to report bill. AS it is under
stood this Committee cannot agree upon
any general measure, it is probable that
Senator Frelinghuysen's bill, which has
been carefully framed by the able Senator,
will pass. 1t is the most acceptable, be-
cause best calculated to provide a remedy
without invading the limit of power re-
served by the Constitution to the States.
The first section of this bill gives all citi-
zens, whose rights under the Fourteenth
Amendment are abridged by the States,
remedy in the Federal Courts. The second
section gives the President the right to
suppress fnsurrectioIf or violence in any
section, that deprives any citizen of his
; rights under the Fourteenth Amendment,
when it appears the State authorities are
unable or refuse to suppress it; makes all
: offenders guilty of a felony, and provides
: for turning them over for trial to the Fede-
! raj Courts. The fourth section continues
all remedies for crimes in the States, ex-
cept SO far as this law is in aid of the same.
It is not at all probable that Gen. But
-ler's bill will ever be considered. 1t does
not meet with theapproval of large wing
efthe Republican party.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-23
No. IsS.
PRICE,. 5000

Farm Of 40 acres 100 in cultivation, at Rhestorr
Greene county. and ths z. T., Va and Ca Rail-
road. Dwelling Of rooms, good ytore-house. barn,
etc. Iannery with all necessary finishing shops well
dlers shops. This is very desirable property and We
invite the attention Of those desiring to carry on
farm. country store, Tannery. etc., to communicate
with rs.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-23

THE veteran Horace Greeley, in view Of
the exciting Presidential canvass next
year, advises all Republicans to take and
read some good Republican newspaper.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-23

Frame House. stories with reoms, with abeut t.
acre and fourth of land. Time will be xiyen on
part Of the purchase money = VI
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-23
No. 1855.
PRIcE. N.ao,

Very fine River Farm 293 acres les in cultivation
on Holston river, in Granger county near Eo- Isl
and le5. One-story frame dwelling and out-buiIdues
Island Of 10 acres of the finest bottom. This i very
productive farm and considered cheap at the prics
One-half cash; balance on time, with interest. -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-23
No. lS5.
Price, $500.

River Farm Of 16z1 acres. on Holston river miles
from Hussellyille Improvements ordinary. but land
hne; 10 acres frst and 40 acres second bottom, ball
anee upland. About 100 in all in cultivation. One
third cash; balance one and two years. with interest
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-23
PzIcs.&.en

Farm Of acres about 90 in cultivation Fine nav
log house now being built large barn. &c This farm
situated on Beaver Creek. in Knox county IL mile
IRON knoxviIe and miles from Powells Station
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-23
No. l79.

Very neat and comfortable Cottage and nne Lot, .
aaieo ABOUT one mile from the court house in Kne
vliles ON the Clinton Turnpike
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-23
No. ls4.
PRIcE, $500.

Very cheap Farm of1 acres cultivation situated
10 Granger country. miles from Holsion river. and
about 8 miles from Morristown. Comfortable hswed
log house. barn, etc. Timber very fine. Considered
all the purchase money over 1900
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-23
No. Us.
PRICE. $3.50.

Farm of leo acres. 60 in cultivation, miles from
house. &c. One-third cash; balance in and 2years
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-23
Nos. 40.
PRIcz. R.nOo.
No. III.

Farm Of go acres about so in cultivation Situated
in Roane county miles from Philadelphia and tbs T.
T., Va. and Ga. Railroad. Improvements ordinary.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-23
No. ls2.

Knoxville, Of the main turnpkes. Comfortable
frame dwelling and outbuildinss The soil is capable
ley and It's proximity to the city makes it very de-
srable farm. Price. terms &c, furnished on appea
ton. $50 -.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-23
VALLEY FARMS.

No. 16. PRIcE Af00
Farm Of $50 acres in Msigs county, on the Hiwass.
Tver rs acres IN cultivation. 70 Of which are bottom
and. Hewed low dwelling and out buildings. :
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-23
No. los

Cheap Farm of 100 acres. miles from stearboa
landing on Hiwasse river. IS acres in cultivation
ordinary improvements. Considered very desirabl
farm at the price asked
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-23
No. $50.

FAM AND REsIDEScE. One of the most desirable
situations Ia the county. Two miles from Knoxville
on one Of the main turnpikes. Large farm ia ne cul
vaton. Large brick residence and all Necessary out.
buildings. Price terms. ETC., furnished on application
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-23
No. ISL.
PRICE. $500

Farm Of lS5 acres. on Beaver Creek, Knox county,
10 miles from Knoxville and miles from station on
<. and K. Railroad. AS acres in cultivation. New
frame dwelling OF rooms Of the best in the eoun-
Try New frame barn. 50x70 feet and other outbuild
ings.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-23
WORKING DEPARTMENT
OF THE
School of Chemistry.
Z Miami University, Oxford, Ohio.

Analysis of Ores. Lmestones,r Cinders, Soils and
Waters made in the State University Laboratory late
ly reftted.
Determination Of the actual burning ralue Of Goals
the amount Of Sulphur and other ingredients
modifying the usefulness of the fuel for furnaces either
BLAST pudding. refining. and also for steam. Care
ful analysis of Iron cast wrought determining its
degree neutral cold red short and the probable
remedies. sstf4s57#t feisaftN tslka
The Laboratory furnaces will be in such order
that Ore analysis be accompanied with the metal
either east malleable, from proper amounts of
sample ore SENT the irons &C., being smoothly turned.
fractured drawn. with return of exact quantity Of
ore used to make the iron.
The Chemical Department wiilbe open for pupils in
April The cabinet contains over 1000 Ores &C.. and
an unsurpassed collection of U. S. Goals arranged for
study. Address, sFEs
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE. UNIVERSITY
mar4-d1m. 7sagf 4 T7-r T7s9 Oxford, Ohio.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-23

One story Frame Dwelling and 25 acres of Land, o,
mile from the court house in Greeneyille Tenn. Lar
under good fence house new. fine young orchard. a
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-23

MUNSON & BAILEYS
REAL ESTATE COLUMN.
City and Suburban Property,


un 4 NEW LIST. 1TwF g
,Es lSSfsEs-4-s q 80 -
No. I7s.
THIRTY beautifully located lots near the Clinton
Pike These lots have just been laid out and are now
offered Tor sale for the FIRST time Favorable terms rs
90 secured oy those wishing to build
No. l67 PRIer s-oo.
Vacant lot on Asylum street. 5ox12c.
as<A No. las. P,,or :, M,
Small House and d. Lot well located in East Knor.
No. 49, PR1or ssn
on Cumberland street near the Episcopal thUrcS
No. ia PRICE. 1900
Exesedingly desirable Lot for residence en- A.r.r
street, near Market Square
No. Us. PRIcE, $500.
Lot $50 feet square. corner Cumberland and Ioop,,
streets Very desirable location for residence-ons
- $50 s7ias'ess No IL. PRIcE, $500
One story Frame Dwelling and Is acres of Land one
under good fence. house new. fine young orchard &C.
bad a'i7& No. 49,. PRICE, $3.50.
Very neat and comfortable Cottage and fine Lot. sit.
uated about one mile from the court house in Knox
Vile, ON the Clinton Turnpike.
- No. lss. Ps,cr. $50
acre and fourth Of land. Time will be Eiypn on
part OF the purchase money.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-23
No. 1sS.

uated about mills from the court house in Knox
Vile, on the Clinton Turnpike.
.,s5 4 No. lss. PAIGE. $500.
Frame House. stories with rcOms. with abeut an
part OF the purchase money.
Is VALLEY FARMS.
No. 164. PaIcE, 5000.
Farm q, 81 $50 acres IN Msigs county the Hivasse
iand. hsWed low dwelling and out-buildings.
No. los. PaICs. $500.
Cheap Farm of 100 acres 2 miles from steamboat
ordlnary improvements. Considered very desirable
farm at the price asked
Nos. l7o. Price. $2.ooo.
Farm of26O acres about so in cultivation Situated
in Eoans county miles from Philadelphia and tbs E.
7. Va and Ga. Railroad. Improvements ordinary.
No. III. PaIcs. $500.
Farm Of lS7 acres about 90 in cultivation Fine new
log house now being built large barn. &c. This farm
rom Kncxvs and miles 70 n PoTs SNgn ss:an ns'
- ...fe No. 17s. PRICE, $3.50.
Farm Of leo acres 60 in cultivation, miles from
Ehingston. koane county; Dwelling. kitchen. smoke
'. No. $50.
FAM AND RESIDENCE. One of the most desirable
situations u the county Two miles from Knoxville
vston Isrss 6sE resdsnco snd al ~ ans sS
buildings. Price, terms. ETC.. furnished on application.
as No. ISL. PRICE. $500
Farm of 1s5 acres. on Beaver Creek Knox county
10 miles from Knoxville and miles from station on
+. and n Railroad. l45 acres IN cultivation. New
aS 0 oS.4 s
ings.
Farm Of $50 acres. rs in cultivation, miles from
frame dwelling and buildings The soil il capab.
OF the highest cultivation, is situated in fertile val
sy and It's probmiy to the city makes i very Dc
ton. -,4r. 49,
4a 4js No. ls4. PRICE, $500.
Very cheap Farm ofl acres 60in cultivation situated
u Grainger country miles from Hosion riysy. and
log house. barn. etc. Timber very fine Considered
a good location for steam saw mill Time given %
all the purchase money over 800.
.,.-s No. ls5. PRICE, $500
River Farm Of l6z11 on Holston river miles
rom Hussellyille. improvements ordinary. but land
anee upland. About 100 in ali in cutivatiou. One
third cash; balance and two years with interest
~ - sr. No. 1ss. PRICE, 1880,
Very fine River Farm of 293 acres les in eu,t;vatos
on Hoston river, in Granger county, near Noz iN
and l65. One-story frame dwelling and out-bui1dinss
Island Of 10 acres of the finest bottom This e. veg
productive farm. and considered cheap at the price
One half cash; balance on time, with interest. -
-. No. lss. PKIcE. 5000
Farm of 40 acres 100 in cultivation at Rhos.err
Greene county. and near ths E. T., Va. and Ga Rail-
road. Dwelling Of rooms, good store-houss. barn,
etc. Tannery, with all necessary finishing shops we'll
supplied with finest spring water. boot shoe and sad
ders shops This is very desirable property. and We
invite the attention Of those desiring to carry on
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-23

No. 66. f r
Iron Property. Very fine tract of land containinl
inexhaustible quantity of Iron Ore Blast furnace
steam engine. dy elings. utbuildings. and grs
mill. blacksmith shop, etc well situated. Price, terms
etc., furnished on application.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-23

Lot $50 feet square. corner Cumberland and Locust
streets Very desirable location for residenceone
Of the best in tho city. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-10
DOM ESTIC MARKETS.

c,,,a sAyAsNAn, Nov. = lsl
@ net receipts 1873 bales exports TO span SO sales
80. NRw ORLEANS Nov o. 1871
Ella $685. exports eo'.'"s'' a'ls' 'as'' as'o. ''oes
Petroleum. refined op. . G Ia,. 4 "a Nov ,sn
gave. asc crude, dun ana heavy sales At 49,
Flour ane, and unchanged whes, in speculave demand
~ sha sS IT. =; Nj sgssr Nc sgr'ns VI s3 d.
seller lat haif %eSh - sS b 6Sr,SS
p ps No oS T. sess and @
ss DE peoe% ssS's DC ' ~, active siv
fS sss higher d'S.r Gales a. s.s seller Is
fs ae%and Ss sns S @c Barley r@ and IN
sn s d ssssa . sp"i a, Is .S,, s.
III 81 March, i.s,y a RI d. s ss1a. .' .: s
; T.s3 Ss.. sS ss H., ~
demand SsSer s%Ie: a ssc Live hog, a.m.nd
Lake BSaos Sa p corn % S s
RecSp,a 7SS bbs a g 50 900 Snsn,. wheat isoso
5000 hogs; shipments bs.. doai S5S6o Ss.SsI,
do rye and 1000 hogs.
p.,.,u. r,onr nurr TAO n, ~ Sov ISL
$1,000 onsne s; o shismens three tsyswns, eush
ss wheat ss s s ss
York three loads taken early at former price Flour steady
wsssss club Is do a%s.1 Ss Sy At 10
sS sss, S 80 y il G o U
Oats IN gaoa ae"29d and srm sale. $4,000 6ashs. No.
Chicago At ac Other grains neglected Provisions Pork
s,s 90 lard, ice. Hghwnes nominaly sic. as5c.
OswEuo, N. Y, Nov. q 1871.
Flour steady and unbalanced Sales 500 bills At W 30 for
No spring. ~ for amber winter YS % for whts winter
1875 for double extra Wheat steady; No. Milwaukee
club held Al 81 G saos 800 bushels white Canada In bond
vi ~. Corn dull; sales Tic 72c. Barley
H. good desnd, and markc, for choice classes sales
10000 bushels ordinary up lake Canada AZ 900, $500
bushels do at 30, $4,000 bushels prime DO
IT &c. and $500 bushels Bay Qun,n vt 05c.
Corn meal unchanged; 81 90 for bocd 81 So mholt.d
Per cw. M feed unchsnscd shorts 500 Sal shpstqar,
wsi 25 mlddlngc, &23 $50 per ION. Hghwnes, $50.
Canal ireghtsWheat, lie; barley, o. TO New York,
hold In boats lumber w % 10 the Hudson and 80 70 New
York Railroad freiahtsFour TO Boston, 7Gc. to New
York. Sc to Albany sse Recent" BY nke q 600 bushels
mcns by canal 900 bushels wheat 81 600 bushels barley
ht0O bnsliela ryo, S5a,000 feet Of lumber
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-10

VIE, AM Stisy saJ T.. asc ogsrthe msr s
S %s Ss ~. o % oay a S Saf 6u. sa I
u i, 4 % 'pr No ;1Fas s. 90 .
cs, a sn ii s. . - corr va s.s sr
s sSs a ' s.gs 'E Ss ps i asd s &c. wee
aaoa: for ulSeA closing qac. q &c Size Oats were
comrnon wgsicr Sc Tor primo DO 80 50. for white
BE- was d sns owr Vv bushels rn s0a e. Y &c s Tor
load OF Canada at 81 c5 and small lot Of Western
.FnrIenrs The market reului'..d quiet ana ratos IN
changed me chsrterng business was neaeceu anu qiet,
e.f Lycpo o. S H.
presssd i ss ios Of provisions at former and BY
ton ~ Id sod s 70 kondo5 Sv scsm @ bis rosin al
e 3D. tierces leoi g. y Glasgow ~ steam e. 40
charters comprse = BFi.sh bsrS nom Philadelphia 70
bark from f S 2 i % surer o 6s ns Pc
ss, sser d sc Ng5wp Sk q timber s0s e. p g9a
terms British br ,co quarters Tain to Cork for orders
nlors. Tho aslke was ,vbou. gereep,ibI- eaange in
prices under fan deuand Sales II 400 0inoco, q bs
average y s2c soldi 1900 Bnenos Ayres ssS lbs, on
crop and The secretly alone insrrdps business. There
small sales to:dsy 4 auction realizing Soc Old
X6yAi srolrs Spirits ,arpenne quiet, but sseady.
q bs. 81 So &C. 4. aarsss cosns T a &c.
Rosn gas IN fs re9ss' with sa' q b LOO pe goo
steis ~ a. 25e BIZ. yale At Is ard 20 h5is No Sgs
u 81 teE and wss u o & % -
i @ T ass sSS H. b Wss
fair request and 6rne Sales reported Of l31 bile
nerc made 80 bbs crude cotton soed OIL the spo az
Ssi5c whale oil continued irregular and
unsettled Small QUANTITIES 81 Seuied realized ~ 90
PyTRor UMThe market FOR reued continued quie, and
unchanged. Their sales reported on Change
CFude continued duli and There saes
ported Quoted a. laSy9 he 10 bsk Case OF remained
steady al lie Tor Wescrn ana for city Tho sales OF
refined wcre:Jg0 bbs standard whe, spot, &c. and
LOG .b, 90 70. nasnss o. yesr a. .sc ~ ths oeeS me
nui "a ~ 50 80 on lower road. The Phsde pha market
coatuael as. o, steady sasa were reported Of i6cg
Der 4 AXE s6esna srat. vas aa s,ie C.. = p'o'a
s do lard $40 b6 and sraes fss ssrs ao, re-
naued very quie nu rm being held al S8 rs though
there were few buyer. ma. Price tTanssccn, were
as s5 Il = SIS % on tho spot, and slt a5 sia S79
ior Jnnusry and rsrnary delivery. Beef was qu.i
p we're sc sns We Ns'0s s.ur ana Of no
saes Of noment Lard was dull but holders were quite
while sc was tne price generally bid The sales were CON
hneh 70 about LOCO teIcss al ec the spci aud ?c
kIos-The msrkot remains cuiei but urces unchanged
rpss We're reported OF t5 casks Carolina NJ from l@c
Sc. and l9e bs-s RsoSoon At $40. 7hc, ,,-, l.,
Of Cos hha' for retiring a nhd ic boxes rnSa' s
to prin. refining, &C. 9kc.i sah % GOOD Js go
sF cent eeSiss sSd 5o, 20 Gs.st i5e;I s
hhds ana heSe, 20 q ec nelado, Axe exc Havana
o e s bs'ss a., s'n CA Nos &C. s9 q y
iisc iiysc TO- 10 70 ac,i2sc. iqc d. Wits II ,.c
s,iasc Porto Hlco-Cou,,oon TO prime feaniug s,sc
sndsra, e ~ y ava ...assTa
Nos 10 ~ so. eAc. Manila Superior sud extra 'a
ss.na Ceyer was srm 9. lie, like, wAa socd a.
msnd Yis,1As vas zsg'seaa ssd aoniaa a. ~ IS ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-10
MACE VS.. OOBuRN.
The Paailists in Training for the coming
Champi onst,ip CoWtcst-a letter from Go.

the Paaiiists in Training Tor the Coming
Championship Contcst-a letter from 60.
hurn.
As the time approaches when has been agreed
by Jem Mace and Joe Coburn 70 have another meet.
Ing the prize ring the interest manifested In the
proposed aladiatorial display ts increasing, and
soon the match will be invested with something or
the same importance that marked the set-to In
Canada. Several days ago Mace left his place or
residence IN New jersey and proceeded to Cincn.
nat, where he Is now IN training and where he
viii remain yet awhile, denartng for New Orleans
I'm the vicinity OF which the combat Will take place
on the 30th inst-in ample time TO put the neces-
sary finishing touches TO his physical condition.
Coburn has been in the ncighborhood Of the
Crescent City nearly fortnight and Is doing excel.
lent work to NJ him Tor tho lttlc dlcultyn as Is
apparent Nv the following letter, received " friend
m this city "a day or two slnce:--
NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 81, 1871.
D. ~ str-Yeu will be surprised when Vou hear that
soNnny p-yer or Brookynl has let me- He couldn't stand
Tc McAlpnr 70 hs place who Is good WORKER never
this week cold am 81 work s,x miles from here, at
North River stesm6os captain Answer this, aud
s'' NY '''''''' :" = w. w Jos ooSusk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-10
CITY GOVERNM EMIT
OFFICIAL.
BOARD Of Aldermen.

y
rnurspAy, Nov Q, ls7Li
The Board their Chamber. No Il City IIsi, pus.
Present Thomas Conan, Esq President, in Tho chair
Aldermen Ghafock Gnldy MaKIsyes, Mitchell, oNen.
proved.
Remembrance the matter oc resolution laid over from
e board q A,ssn Aldermen . 'euce ia vacant lots
and siIy-arst streets.
Which wos referred to the Committee rablic works.
BY Alderman PLUHKilT--
Nenchs 70 pssc and Keep wse,sE irons On tho north
The d,rscton Of ie 1,onoIssonsr Of p3b,c Wns oHoo'
rac pnEsrnrNr put the question whether the Board would
Witch decide II he Affirmative BY tho following vote
osjogi, Of all tie members elected yong IN favor there
Anlrmatiye- The President. Aldermen charloox cudly
Mex iaycr, Mitchell. oNeii! fiuns Reilly Schcting aud
Aud tie direced sent 10 Che Board OF Al,
s9tant Aiaeimrn ior concurrence.
Resolved THAT PERMISSION no hereby given 10 the
proprietor y tie summit House. on Inc northeast
principal Canal street entrance said house, also that
s a n Eo Of y s % s aGs sa ' I
own espcn ard rneer ne direction and supervision OF .hs
The fnfsIDESrpi. The question whehc: the Board would
when was decided N Tho Affirmative by tho following vo,s
majoniy Of All tie members elected voting Ia favor
Affirmative Tho President Aldermen Chsrlocs Cnddy
McK,-ve Mitchell oHei. PanS', Reilly, sehicL,ing and
Ana the directed b. The Board Of Al
STAT Aldermen for concurrence
Nv Alderman RLILLy--
Resolved, That two gas lamps 10 Placed and lighted
tie kui.erg' Mission Rutgers place. between
Clinton Jefferson Streets under tic direction Com
missioner OF Publ!c Works.
Witch was laid over
Nv Alderman MckiiyEf--
saoyed ina lamps be glazed saa htss, 9. ne 'arenas
inder the OF the Comnl % Puzzle
Which aid over.
Pv Alderman WoLTsAS-
Resolved Ihot rscsisng bssa end calvert ,. bui
Inc direction or The Commissioner Of Pubic WORKS
that ne yng ordinance therefore be adopted
Which was lad over.
COMMUNICATIONS ORDERED
From the Commissioner OF Public Works tsantm,.tiug
various suporionments Of assessments
ORpEES
on resolution to permit proprietor q premises noTtncast
OF First Hell stree. place watering
trough opposite said premises, which adopted.
motion, the BOARD adjourned unt Saturday next ilh
inst, AZ two O'Clock +. N. JOHN HARDY, CLERK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-10
GOVERN MENTs sTRoNG


The government market was strong and fraction
higher throughout almost the entire list Tue easter
terms on which money can be borrowed on these
colatorals lately has had much to do with reviving
the investment demand, ana doubtless a cOnsidera-
bic Improvement might be looked for did not
go many brokers have large orders TO sell for
insuranCe companies who arc settling claims for
losses at Chicago. Hence little advance brings
free sales for realization. The following the clos
ing street quotations THIS evening United states
currency skies, H. 1l2A; do do, 1881, registered
1l5h 1854; do. do. coupon, 1855 ll62s; do.
fye-twcnties registered, May ana November, NIX
q 1l1h; do. do, lsG2 coupon, do, Il1ss Ii7.:
do DO, 1864. DO do, Ill III "a; do. do, 1855, 10
do, Ill Is 1l17s do do, registered, January and
July 1872. 1l44; 40. DO, 1865, coupon. do, ll3ia
a 1887; do TO-. 1857, do do ia q ll4ii; do.
40, 1865, do. do, 1l4I6 lI4A; do ten-forties,
registered, I0e l0gs; do do, coupon, loe1 1895.
STOCKS WEAK AND LOWER.
The stock market opened quite strong, AMI for
some or The list even higher prices were reached
than on Wednesday, Erie selling al 31ss, western
Union Telegraph at 64a< ana Northwest at G23s.
to sell, ami ihencciorw3rd prices slowly declined
under large reaizatloas. The decline was ut no
time sudden, bus seemed brought about nv skiul
offerings 10 get tho best figures possible. The
brokers, in other words, had orders TO 'seli wcl.n
The decline ranged from Il 10 per cent.
HIGHEST AID LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the highest ami iowess
Vol J,rtv,