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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-15

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The New York herald., 1871-02-04
TEE TR0TIlyG CONGRESS-.

The Old SBylaws without Amendment TO
be Continued in Full Foroe-Ali Proccea-
ings To be Given the Press-The Next
Congress 10 1Ieet in Cincinnati-CompIi-
mentnry Resolutions to Energetic Members.
BUFFALO, Feb. 8, 1871.
Some delay occurred in the Congress organizing
this morning. on account OF the Committee
on Rules not being ready with their report ut
the time announced to meet. At one O'Clock.
however, the Congress was called to order
and the chairman OF the Committee on Rules. Mr.
Vail, then began reading the bylaws, which were
agreed to itnout solitary amendment
Before commencing the reading OF the rules A
motion was made and carried that tho body should
designate place for holding the next Congress IN
1872 After a slight discussion
CINCINNATI WAS SELECTED
rs the place here the next meeting OF the National
Association should be held.
The Congress then resolved that all the rules and
proceedings adopted and acted upon during the
present session be given by the secretary to the
members OF the press for publication, that the puo-
lie may be fully advised thereon. This precedent
Will certainly be followed by the Board OF Appeals
and by ali future congresses thus appreclatnr tne
aid heretofore extended by the press ana the pro.
priety OF open sessions and no concealments The
Congress then adjourned for dinner and when again
organized Mr.. Vail began tho reading OF the new
rules, and each one was voted upon read. Tue
wording OF the rules met with no opposition, and
each and all as read were passed unanimously.
The following preamble and resolution were then
adopted:-
whereas T. g. Vail and Norris Holcomb. have with the
outlay much time with labor xed tho
substance old introduced aud vsiuabis
matter. which has lessened the labor OF the Coumee
Resolved That the thanks OF the Of the National
Association be rendered tbem and this resolution
eng the Indebtedness be incorporated la the
this association.
few other complimentary resolutions were
0rered and passed, when the Congress adjourned to
meet in Cincinnati on the hrst wednesday Of Febru.
ary ls7a.
The New York herald., 1871-02-04
THE SOUTHERN LIST IRREGULAR.

In the southern list the Tennessees were weak
and the Missouris lower. The North Carolinas were
exceptionally strong and in better favor. The
South Carolnas were steady. The closing street
prices were:-Tennessee, ex coupon, 64 GA; do,
new, 693l O.; Virginia, ex coupon, Ga q 65; do.
new, coz a 6lH; Georgia skies, 81 a S1n; do.
sevens, Sc a ss; North Carolina. ex coupon, Al
An; do. new 241s 25; do, special tay, 1s1S 19
Missouri skies, se1s s9A; do, Hannibal and st.
Joseph SO 500; Louisiana skies, 81 6S; do. levee
skies, 10 10; do. do. eights, 81 S5; Alabama
fves, 70 a p; do. eights, 9S q 90; do. railroad
eights e3 a 96; South Carolina skies, 10 a rs; do.
new, January and July, 69h 591l; do. DO, April
and October, 60 a 81; do, Arkansas sxes SO a so !;
do. sevens, 55 a 5s.
The New York herald., 1871-02-04
STREET QUOTATIONS.
HaIf-pust Five o,Clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Feb. 8-6 P. NJ.
AsHrs-Recetpis Small lots pot sold at from So 75
~ 20 at which the market quiet, but steady Pearl
at 80 81 SO Is, was duh and nominal.
CorrEB-The market for ingot dull and prices
nominal We note sal Of 1000 lbs. a 22c e2sc. Yel-
low metals ent, rely nominal. shea,hng copper
aud nais at aGc and bolts at 24c We quote sheath
Ing "copper" aud BIO is and brazers c. nails, oIc
the absence OF sales the prices for ko and
Santos were pominaily unchanged The offerings
smai, however, and with fa demand, especially for
srabe grades the market strong Other kinds
also inactive but prices unchanged We
nary carsoes, l0c iU54c; fair lszc. llc gold, per
lb., Ia bond good, ua4c Exc prime l25c. 1890;
reme range for lots lcc Hc Java, government bags lSc
zUc Java, grass mats 7Nc 2lc Singapore, l6c 7c
Ceylon, l5c. l7c, Maracaibo, I4e lsc; Lasuayra,
ltvc bac.; Jamaica, l2c L4c.; ST. Domingo, gold,
bond exc. "a 9ssc., gold.
CoTToS.-Ihe market was duh and irregular. Grades
middng lectcu and easier price
the better grades being in small supply
steady vita moderate demand. Included sales for
export 400 bales barely midng Alabama in sore
at l4c. Other sales were made indicating anxiety
tho cart Of hoders to SELL this teeIns being intensified
the close by the Influence OF continued heavy
receipts at the ports The pts the all
TO- sO bales against l5 3 bales last week The sales
47 bales Tor export 2J bales for home
sumption, u bales speculation and $40 bales transit
va aoIInts
The New York herald., 1871-02-04

WALL STRBRT, I
FRIDAY. Feb. St p. M.
On 'Cnange to-day wheat was inactive. owing to q
wide difference In buyers and sellers prices. The
cotton market was quiet and unchanged.
MONEY FOUR TO SIX PER CENT.
The money market continued easy at five to six
per cent among the stock brokers, the higher ratio
being almost rare enough to he called exceptional.
On government bonds, as collaterals, the rate was
from four to five per cent Commercial paper was
In request at per cent for the strictly prime
grades
Foreign exchange was nominally firm and un.
changed, but sales out OF second hands were made
on the street at sixteenth to an eighth per cent
below the asking rates OF the leading bankers.
GOLD LowRR-lllH ll1n.
The gold market was lower, but, Us far as might
be judged from tho character or dealings rather
through pressure OF speculative than through
any realization on the purchases made before
the rise commenced In the beginning OF the
week. The temptation to these sales was
the improvement In fvetwenties and British con-
soils at London, as well as the removal for time
OF the apprehension or active money In tho English
MARKET the Bank OF England showing gain In
specie in Its statement OF yesterday. Tie lower
rates In actual sales OF bills exchange also assisted
this general result The principal sellers were the
German bankers, who were also buyers Of govern
ment bonds. The holders OF gold comprise q num-
Der of stock houses, reputed to be operating lor
decline In the stock market. The market mas there
FORE the elements of lively nuctuauons Two strong
parties are opposed to each other. The greater ac
tivity OF the past few days Is reflected in the larger
daily clearances at tine Gold Bank, and the short in
terest recently created Is betrayed by the easier
terms on which holders OF gold have their balances
carried, some borrowers having been compelled to-
dav IN fnk Iva thprf t,ntar
the currency collateral The course OF the market Is
The New York herald., 1871-02-04
THE PORT Au PRINCE TRAGEDY.
heath of tho Victim, John johnson.

Death Of tho Victim, John johnson.
The boaswauA mate Of the ship Black Prince John John
WHO struck the head with = capstan bar, as
alleged by Joseph cleary ship keeper of the Port
Prince Wednesday afternoon died the Brooklyn
CITY Hospital yesterday. Deceased sitting bn the
the latter amed vessel and growing with
his right to over from the ship BlacS Prince which lay
the outside, TO the dock when he struck on tine
head riding to the statement OF ssor, by Cesrv
fell back among ,he noans ice Of the When
cued found that he suffering from OF
the orain and insensbe In that condon he
moved to hospital where he died stated The prisoner
states that lie did strike Johnson with
that the creased fearin that he about 10 he struck
lost hin balance and fell of the rail river The
notified TO hold an In quest over the body
The New York herald., 1871-02-04

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from six
per cent for carrying to fat for borrowing. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
COD cleared. $5S TAG, 900
uou l,431, lSO
SuAiOHSJ pdiduCCS-... ..ss............,.
At the close Of business no estimate had been
The New York herald., 1871-02-04

Future deliveries quiet without particular change
The comprise 6euv bales folows ry
800 at 44c SO at llloc. 6o at Hssc March. 100 at
together; April 100 Is ssc, 600 at l5oc May, 400 at
e q g. Mobns SUo We note the exchange OF 100 r FEB
ruary for 100 March at Sl6c. Also as0 bales yesterday
IA ll6c 200 at i4e March lOo at l4sc 400 at II l5i6c
SuO at loc Apri 800 at p 36c. 100 at loac; May, 500
for forward deliveries were February, ID 65c March,
IA 92c April 15lic. MAY. l5a2c June sod at l5Ic.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Receipts, 6UI bols. hour, 8. 400
bushels wheat 90 C do and 251 do The nou
market ruled dull hut prices nominaly
The sales were about 5000 bbs the market CLOSING duh
quotations. Southern -four steady, with sales
about 800 bbs at quotations Corn meal steady
The New York herald., 1871-02-04
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1871.

Io do O9io, MA; 10 do wsconstn, sSa and IOg d. a.
sort9d a from $50. b0c Kentucky demand
previous prices The saies 2so hpds. A from 74s
l2c The stock comprises o% hhds Kentucky 4tB hhds
Virginia and North CarolilA. 10 hhds Oho aud hhds
Havana and 173 bales YarA
mNThs market quiet but strong. We sales OF
5000 boxes ut % TO- g0ldths price indicating an
sdvsnco now bold ~ ~ We quote straits o sold and
WHIsK s-kscsp,s s4Y bbis TIE market was dul Ibus
without decided change Tho sales 80 bbs at 90
Nkn.
The New York herald., 1871-02-04


GOVERNMENTS BUoYANT.
The advance In London and the purchases OF the
German bankers led to an active and buoyant mar
ket for government bonds, particularly toward the
close, when gold became steady in the vicinity
OF l11A. Tho improvement was maintained
in the final street dealings after the boards
and prices closed strong, as folows:-Unted
States currency skies, 1l1A 11la; 40. sxes 1881,
registered, 1l3S 113k; do do, coupon, 49,. a
l134 do. ive-twenties, registered, May and Novem-
ber, 1l0 1loA; do. do, 1862, coupon, do, 1101!
ll034 do. do, 1864, do. do, 1loh ll0A; do. do,
1865, do. do, 1IoH 1loA; do. do. registered.
January and July, 100 1o9A; do. do 1865, cou-
pon do, 1Oss 1oe4 do. do, 1867, do. do, 1924
1093S; do. do, 1868. do. do 109H 109A; do. ten
fortes, registered lex. init. lo61a lo694; do. do,
coupon, 1o9h l092l.
STOCKS FEvERIsH AND UNSETTLED.
The threats Of clique manipulation OF the money
market and rumors OF an intended ''lock-upn OF
gold and greenbacks were circulated in the Long
Room at early hour ana had the effect or Keeping
the stock market heavy and Of producing decline
when the brokers met up stairs at the first call.
The weakness Of gold. however which was taken as
the signal of arrangement OF the plans OF the
"bear' cliques and the opening ease OF the money
market, disspated these fears and prices began not
only to improve but to advance quite rapidly, ulti,
soon after the second board, the 'sbus, became
eated over a strong and what promised to be still
higher market. Suddenly the strength Of the mar
ket vanished, In sympathy with tumble in Ohio and
Mississippi which fell from 35'I to 341s on the re-
port that the Erie party, who are alleged to be
"short' OF the stock, had procured Injunction
restraining the consummation OF the lease OF the road
TO the Baltimore and OHIO Company, an application
to that end having been MADE on the representation
that certain rights OF the Atlantic and Great West
ern, which is under control OF the Erie road, would
be lntrnged by the change OF the gauge to conform
to that OF the narrow tracked Baltimore and Ohio.
The whole list gave way In sympathy, but recovered,
only to 60 or again at the close when the final
street market feverIsh ana irregular. The
"drop" in Harlem is as yet without official explana-
tien, but rumor says that bill as
been or VIII be introduced In the Leg
islature appointing commission to In.
vestgate and correct II necessary the proceedings
by which the company acquired from the city tor
the small sum OF s25, 600 property on Fourth avenue,
three four blocks long, and worth in the market
least $500, 900. Still another report said the
pany intended issuing new stock TO complete the
erection OF the Union depot at Forty second street.
The price this morning again went or TO 122H. but
subsequently ran up TO I26 with sale OF ten shares
at 1921. The extreme fluctuations OF the leading
The New York herald., 1871-02-04
TINE NEW CENSUS.

Chief Clerk Charles A. Pavie, OF the Census
Bureau. furnishes the following table OF the new
census, as compared with the old. The new census
returns are offlca with the exception OF one dts
trct in the Twelfth ward, which Is estimated, but
roc MOI than
The New York herald., 1871-02-04
GOVERNMENTS BUoYANT.

AT the close OF business no estimate had been
formed as to the probable extont OF the gold ship
ment Tomorrow
The New York herald., 1871-02-04
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

GRAvEs-CHANDLER.-At Somerville N. j., on
wednesday, February l, by the Rev. j. f. Butter
worth Of Dover, assisted by the Rev. John Rowland,
OF SOmervie, HENRY l.. GRAVES, OF Newark. to
CLARA daughter OF the late Hon. l.. A. Chandler, OF
Rockaway, N. J.
GRAYER-HEYwARD.-0n Tuesday, January 81, by
the Rev. Father Dunever JOHN GRAyER, or New
York, 10 MARY n. Hayward, OF Baltimore.
STANDARDIZATION Wednesday, February l.
at the residence of the brides parents by the REV.
Dr. Montgomery AUGUSTUS w. SrURGEs to lsA-
BELLE ", only daughter OF Thomas I. Keech oil or
this CitV
The New York herald., 1871-02-04
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STRBRT.

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speetors and reported requiring means OF escape IN
OF fire, from April 5. 1870, TO April ISL was one
thousand eight hundred and thrty-two QsJ2l Or ths
number thousand five hundred ana hiy-IOur uooil
were provided with the proper means OF escape anu OF
the number unprOvided Herewith at the uae OF my as
annual report the provisions OF the law nave Deen com
Piled with in eight hundred and fortyslN t5i6l cases,
making a sum total OF two thousand SIX hundred auu
seyenty-eight 1873 horoscopes provided 10 Duihlhgs
during The year ending April ., l5!l; ., - -.
detailed statement OF the buildings reported as re-
curing lreescapes during the last twelve months, may
be found by reference T. Exhibit c, appended.
GENERAL REVIEW.
From review of the preceding facts aud figures IL
Will be seen that while the past year has not been
marked "a one OF business prosperity building enter
IrIse has NOT been materially checked, for the cost OF
rnnoscd new buildings and alterations for the twelve
inotths embraced IN the report shown, Is within
about 81 ono m Of tue amount expended In 1869. while the
number OF plans submitted To the department. mas Deen
inr0rr than for the season last mentioned.
In rrurI 10 buildings IN the city, II Ia noticeable that
II IL almost entirely confined 10 the upper wards, but
comparatively few changes taking place IN TIE lower
wards The greatest increase both Ia new buildings and
alterations is in the Twentieth Ward, but at the rapid
r OF Increase noted In report all the wards IN the
urucr portion OF the city WILL In few years, be entirely
butt up.
When this department <as first formed. ten years
since. Jurisdiction aid not extend above liy second
rect. Il nov extends over ,Ho entire island and the
lQIee gearvd " properly dseArSo the duties VI soea
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In n large number Of eases the violations were re;
moved Immediately upon the service OF the notice, and
the penalty was remted and no proceeding Instituted
and in great number also penalty Attached the Ilo
Iaons having been removed within the time allowed ny
the statute. ,-.-- a., -.
The large increase OF violations reported during the
ma - wear owing the survey OF the city winch is be
mo taken and the defects thereby found existing III
bndngs which were erected prior 10 any law governing
their construcon-leav but few cases wherein the
Violations were committed buildings In course OF cree
ton or undergoing alterations. =,
Complaints emanatng from any source relative
matters over which this department has jurisdiction are
promptly taken up and investigated, aud book kept NJ
mis- Office for the registry OF the same The whole nun
her of such complaints received and acted upon during
the last twelve three hundred ana fortytWO
f3i1 az which, upon cisful examination cause Tor
COMPLIANT existed in one hundred and forty-one uiD
cases thirty Ave m were removed forthwith upon verbal
notification being gwen by the inspectors TO whom the
same was referred, (l proved buildings requiring
means escape In OF fire, one hundred ana seven
non, proved unsafe buildings and hfty-twu 5g proved
violations which were entered ON the hooks OF the De-
artcnt and notices served requiring said violations to
he and said unsa = buildings To be repaired and
made safe, taken down ana removed. Inspectors
have prevented during the last twelve months tive ham
trrd and seventeen ON of violations being placed
il ~ upon buildings process Of erection or alteration
by uppf,.ng the proper parties M time to prevent hen
IIll-isCAIES.
Ihe WHOLE number VI buildings examined By the N
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Totals................I,lss 1,o5i 2Os Z

or the number OF alterations completed thirty 800
were commenced in 1862 one hundred and sixteen 1GJ
between the months of January and April $780, and tho
balance thousand and forty-One Q0i) during tho
last twelve months. One hundred aud fifty -four $50
buildings are still undergoing alterations
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.
The whole number Of unsafe buildings, walls chin
neys, etc. reported and acted upon from April s. $780, TO
April 8, lo1 ten hundred and seventy three Q,O3.
OF this number. SiXty-One CD have been taken down
and entirely removed, and seven hundred and thirty
C30l have been made safe and secure leaving two
huhdrcd and eghty-twO esq In process Of removal or
being secured.
During the above period surveys have boon held on
seveHtyfOur 7D buildings, and six 90 taken into
court and prcccPts issued. 49,
Tne location, naur. aud disposition OF the buildings
reported unsafe may be found BY reference to Exhibit
l., appended.
VIOLATIONS
The whole number of violations reported by the In
spectors from April B. lsc 10 April g. 1871 was three
thousand six hundred and thirty $780, or the above
the provisions OF the law have been complied With In
two thousand hundred and fOrtyonc 27ib cases
leaving balance of eight hundred and eighty $50
disposed Of OF this number two hundred and sew
entyeght (27s) buildings requiring tre-escapes aud
the balance six hundred und eleven OIL are violations
OF various sections of the law,
A detailed statement of the above violations may be
found by reference to Exhibits and ID, appended.
During the year two hundred ana forty 2iO cases have
placed in the hands Of the attorney of the depart
ment for prosecution, and penalties collected III the fol-
lowing cases:
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jiy-three C5 in 1862 an increase o, e' rSvnHe Uil
Sorivthree (ssD OF the above NUMBER ~. tr ne
Srod a M tan r1M In the Twelfth. twenty W
Sn The the Thirteenth, Dineteen ~ IA IN 80 on I'm
fortyeght W in Tie Nod oHd S the
Nineteenth nincty nine Oq IN the Twehe,n, y; Smr
Itsl i'm the Tweu, first and one hnnHGu avucpfveght
s being about equally divided between the feent
sXth seventh Efhth Ninth, Fourteenth bn u remainng
Wards and the residue distributed anlohS wv
wards the Second excepted.
""' FIRsTCIAss STORES. ,o.,,ros ,rere
Embraced in the plans Tor tnS fSi g warehouses,
twenty three C) less than were
erected last 'e"i srcoSp-cIAss STORES. ,,oro
Plans for twenty-one D Of this class io,dn6 i'm The
received, being ten QOl less tnrI iss 90
plans submitted during the year looS.
TiiIKD-CLAss siohihsssi,o 10 tonnorarv
or this class Of structureS S9is t }ortynpe ul
80 snlniffcd being one % more than III lo99 nearly
all OF which were to be erecteo III P01'-V"
'ol inc Guy ,,,xr-r, croRIrs AND WORKSHOPS.
One hundred and foTseyen Nt9 p c fSo 0' w ys
character were provided for being Two U less iha "erc
proposed to be erected In th Il, year We l'o'
plans for one hundred and twentynine p29 stables
were submitted as against one hundred aud twenty
o S9l I'm 1850 an increase OF six (6l. Some or these
1uildnrs were livery and sales stables, whe others
were elegant structures ana Ineehuo" loi Pii'"'0
Church bindings and chapcls TO the number OF htteen
~, were received being six Co less than the number
called for in the plans OF 1862.
sCHoolhOusEs' 49,, ,......,- r.,
Three C schoolhouses were to be erected behg sA W
less than IN 1869. - 49,, ,,,.cs
OF this class Of buildings thlry,eghI ~ VIZ dsn M,
tended TO he erected, being twelve az mort ina" ""S
Tie nnTbcr Of buildings embraced in the plans and
epecfcaton submitted for new bm0lngS lOr tIo tWelno
Sred and fhirfve 695 being two hundred ana eighty
seven 5 more than were provided Tor III the pans Vi
The bdi,cs nroyided for in the foregoing statements