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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
FRIpAY. March 9-r. ".

There has been n feverish tone TO the gem
erI stock speculation to-day, though in many cases
further advance has been noted and in none OF the ac-
tive shares was there any special decline OF permanent
nature The prospects now are that an active market
will be maintained as long the bull cques consider y
necessary to the fan carrying ont Of their plans. When
ever the public shall bo accustomed TO the present high
prices of hc active list aud Tie the long side Of
Tie market itsno, 70 be doubted that the props will be
removed and price. take backward somersaut with a
velocity uucquaed by the advance AZ present 'hefeare
however no apparent indication that the break when
must surely come is imminent The market during tie
afternoon was decidedly buoyant Ohio and Mississippi
akinga short upward turn of nearly per cent on the
highest point vet reached the stock being still under the
control Of the Baltimore capitalists. Union Pa'lho
stock was less active tugn yesterday though
ouotations were well sustained. Lake shore
was moved up closed TO the point OF par while the NORTH
Westerns show an Improvement of one or two per cent
Rock Island declined during The morning but was strong
and higher this afternoon 81 Pauls and wabash were
ouct thou g FIRM while the upward speculation in c. c.
and C. pushed that -to.h to -li, though late in tire
afternoon, there was o reaction Of ]! per cent
The road i, under lease 10 the Pennsylvania Central
who guarantee the principal and interest on
the tr.f mortgage bonds. but not on the
Incomes, tbo utere,t cn which has been delaled There
was revival Of activity in 81 Joseph Preferred late in
the day N an advance Of nearly per cent Investment
securities were firm nmoderate dealings Miscellaneous
shares were duh Pacific Mail being steady, and Western
Union firm In Express shares, United states was strong
and active rising from let 20 SO. The following table
shows tho highest and lowest prices Of active stocks
a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04

PHovprvcE March 3CoiouNe, receipts Of ue week 10 bales
Sv,NNaH March I-Coioa que.; hilgs litci ti rrcr IT,
264 c1portscosstgise 2@ia bales, s,es iN ,a', 100
G asa bales. ue receipts Of the week 1880 bales export" He
Bisn no tho Continent 1913 bales ooitNs- o"
hsl-s Of the week 90 bales
WusisGrov March iu Nl-lugs BE- he reee rs
IA b,ie roesvi. ae,: sales. 2j baef stock t4i5
bales net receipts Of The week. ol basi e1pods-eoa'i'e I'
bales. sales Of tie week 2li bales 1900. ,-.-...- .
BosrOS March JCoton dull and heavy; Mdng ly4iS' @
eceDts 2g bales gruss C2J bales af - % s''A ~" uts
N receipts Of wees ISIS bales gross l!l bales 'i' OF Tue "eA
@SrSx March a-Cottor dali Low Mdrgs l3... receipts
-ies etpot, bales; sales, 200 iaesi eA, l
bale. Nct receipts week 9O bales exports ros"ie s'' ni
sales oftle week lJl5 bales - . mini ~. 81.
seeof. m baes gross 55 bales sales 49, bales STOCK 10"
les. be receipts week l0 bales uoss 700 bei rtpo
m Great Britain No bales 10 the continent 100 batsi "aN'e'
lg1. sslfs Of tie week 2 l3 bales ,,,r- 81. .
Nsrrh J-Cotton du md lower; hddine' lc
me- roce l3l5 bales; gross, sg bales etoii"sse 80
beles; sales so ba.esi stock, JltZ oe ue' &c, Pc We ~
lie eounui bales. cossise, 5i4 bales sales oi the wees
400 bales . . ,-........ ~ ,b. dor , III
b.las ,,rofts-ta Great Britain ~, haesi ''A,'te
80 et- sock rs tsles; maet du. aud hea'i 1o0 ofl
- 2le. p, refr week luJt h2efi exports y" "t
Brn ~ bale; Continent LILO bae eoattNe '' uN' 'es
yop. March Co,on-sale. odayFor Export. 29lt hasi
lsst svegnr bales consumption. ~ ae s eeill- ~ ua
pecalstou bales total tis1 bales q" sA'u - u ar 10 e
lSa Nh aCo,,on dan: M'dug' lee n't receipts. e3
b. sYrorsto Britain. 1901 bss eustNe - nsts 'Ae'
0 .toct "a las baesi net receipt 81 inc week So ta
10 the Continent Zty bale;
49,. , az hale. -Glss of The werk. 900 bales -
NsOulE,s> March Cotton dali and nonnali Mm'lngt lfa
1870. no ar .iest pro 10 l9i haes Great
iea tsje, 10 Eremeu J1s2 bales; 70 Crnsai 29S bales
a. Re,el sale, t'0 bales STOCK -. Daie us -
p of tue s,t21 ses gross, 9ss us,' s,Sr.-o L1er
d ~ n halss trt % bales 10 bsh ooy uals 10 baf
49, ~ bales, e. AmsisrdAm lfo balls
- g., 81, be Esvs 1909 hales To Trieste Wv bales, To-
s,, "a alss; coastu.e. 409 sales Of the week S2"O bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
THE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The Board of Managers met at the Bible
House Astor-pacc, on Thursday, Norman White in the
chair Nine new auxaries were Teccgnzed-four IN
Iowa two in North Carolina and each in South Car
DINA, Missouri aud Alabama. Many communications
were received in regard 70 Bible work in South America
especially in Chilli Uruguay, and Brazil from various
places in China and India from the Evangelical SOcc
~ OF Geneva, returning thanks for grant OF funds for
bible work among French soldiers and citizens; and
from II. c. Hail. stating the act or the Government OF
Spain allowing importation ~ books Ia the Spanish Ian
guage into the ports OF that Kingdom
Grants of books made to the Se3mens Friend So
cety the Board of Missions OF the Protestant EplcO
pal Church: 10 the American Sunday school Union 10
The NaOnaa Military Asylum, Hampton, Va 10 the
Baptsts Home Missionary society; for distribution IN
France under the arrangements for sending relief 20 the
suffering; the American Missionary Association, aud
for vessels sailing TO foreign ports with many of smaller
amount 10 feeble auXaries, and 10 needy sunday
schools. The total number Of volumes granted was
1857, beside others 10 the value OF Sk93 70. Nine
volumes in raised letters for the blind. were granted
The annual appropriations to agents aud % Missionary
societies for Bible work in their foreign MISSIONS were
made amounting 10 $1,000.
A communication was received from the Pennsylvania
Bible Society announcing the deccase OF their late Pr
dent, the Rev Albert Barnes and also from the Rev Dr.
Beryne, London, information Of the death of NJ de
Prcsscnse for many years agent Of the British and
Foreign Bible Society in France. Information also
given OF "a collection OF $4,000 made in ST. Georges PrOes
tant Episcopal Church Tor Bible work in France through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
A MARKET PROPOSITION.

The Washington and West Washington
marketmen have informed the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund Of the City OF NewYorl that they are
willing TO take the plots OF ground now occupied 10y
these markets. with wharfage privileges lease Of n
years with renewals of like periods each yearly
rental cent the value Of the property they
will agree commence the erection within five years Of
a suitable iron structure covering the entire ground.
keep the market in good condition. subject % the san
tar rule OF the Board Of Health They will pay each
renewal ten per cent the value OF the property IL
shall then be assessed, without the improvements, which
are % 20 the tenants on the termination or the lease
AGAIN II land shall he filed In between the present
ket front aud the river they Will lease II the same
terms All market-wagOn fees are To be collected by
them, and all rights 10 belong TO them they are
exercised The market has been much improved lately
upward OF $4,000 having been spent thereon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
THE NEPTUNE CASE.

The examination of Capt Peabody ana
mates Mayo and Shields Of the ship Neptune was oDi
tinued yesterday, before Commissioner sbied'' Inc
second mate testified: Neither the captain nor m"'e
ever in my presence used violence to any man anu
struck kicked one; they spared them al 'H0 %
Dor absolutely necessary TO the safety OF the VesSo
after the coored men were rostbten they dld lte VI
work; Of them ever sent alOtt HltCt H.,
were frOst-bten, or made TO do any duty WIyn ~
could do without injury; the men were an treatou
well at all times and after they were iioat LII
every possible was taken of them ther minus .i
pOulticcd and dressed the captain gave 'noiI
drawers, socks shirts, and jackets the ship leaked an
the pumps going nearly all the time Tor 10 days DeIo
she came in; 1t oil the pumps could do Tor seVera
days and nights 10 keep the water from increasingly LOT
three days could not get the water down so s 10 BI
pumps to suck and the leaking had increased We coua
not have kept the ship ahOlt; L never struck nor
kicked any on board the ship.
Hugh Bates, Patrick cDade, and James Murphy sea-
men, testified that they never saw the captain OF any OF
the strike, kick or In any way III treat any OF t
men; but thar on the contrary, their treatment was AZ
ways kind The captain frequently gave his own cOthes
20 the men when they suffered with cold
Each OF them cOrObsrated tie testimony OF the second
mate rs lar bis knowledge extended Murphy ana
Bates said that the cOlored watch treated better
than tie white watch and the white Watch was
treated well enough. Case adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
THE NEW UNITED STATES LOAN.
INSTRUCTIONS TO AMERICAN AGENTS.
The instructions 10 the American Agents o

The instructions 10 the American Agents OF
the new United states Loan are as follows;
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WAsnN1roN Feh y, ISL
pIJc notice /. hereby given that books viii DE opened
on the 6b of March next u this Country aud Europe
for subscriptions 10 the National Loan under an Att p
proved july a. 1870 enitrI an ~ 10 ~ tu'
mont thereof approved January p 157l Tie proposed
Loan comprise, three classes or ,0nd' namty ~,
FRS: g;a' 70 ~, S, ss' scsr & var. S ihs ~. u DO
e n hranlq payable dusser IN cole a. % rate % I've
s .i 70 the .molnt II sDoca payable eher
nd H. Tinted states kuosu tlsc-fAesty bsais a
liz coin rsre 81 ptynsnt wi b. applet - r-iac
op OF he hosd al The deos u ur IA 81 st 1i
' br s The bonds vi BE- "gscfui sa@i -ith
r,o. al. nr be- ~ subscribers kertesed oai ~ b.
sd oil nouiuioa Of - ~loo $50 Sl r2y aaa l9s''
M eonon honis Of elch Denomination except We is lae lr Oos
Nil be ply,bs the ui state At Che otge Of ae lasa- .aI
OF de- goei aepcto o. a. ~ sa
OF the Tinted >taes asef y }e', fn &C. d d ht
is,u. interest PAYABLE quarterly 10 cor a. We fs"
F1sSt Bonds TO The moaut Of 90 payable
Measure Of The unt states a@f - years om ne usle % TIER s>
sn ~ interest payable quarterly IA ea At he ' % per e>st
bScrptions to the loan WIN have preference in thu
it nav he ft maize Tor ~, PER e,n boa % ~.
AMOUNT o s9DGo0O OF shch ,r. wl b. reserved of - DAYS
hs subscriber Ia this country and Onsaa ior 'aon IA ocss
for equal cl.s, boud,
rae Of a. dot bonds barng 81 PEI
for oeo boss hat nOs - sGS-r
When subscription l. made the subscriber will be-
quired deposit two cent Of the amount thereof In
currency OF the United states IN bonds OF tho
cs- Ia he exchanged 10 be- accounted for by the Gov
eminent when the new bonds delivered ana pay
mont may he made quarterly on the LIST days OF oru
bonds of the several classes Aforesaid and the Interest,"
thereon exempt from Judgments. aud from all tsNe.
dues OF the United states well a. rom taxation tn
form by under state municipal, local author
After maturity. the bonds last issued VIII - nrst
edsemed by classes aud numbers, may bs designated
by the secretary Of the Treasury.
The bonds vii he issued At the United States Treasury
but tho agents Tor negotiating mo loan Ia Europe arc su
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
A NARROW ESCAPE FROM RUIN-TWO PRO
fTrpE-STS ARRESTED

Elizabeth Wallace, young woman OF pre-
possessing appearance. while working seamstress
for Mrs Mary Miller in FOrythst in January last, was
induced by her 20 visit 8rs. Diefenbach, az No 1877
Canal-st During the visit Mrs. Deifenbach told Miss
Wallace that IN California housewives paid seamsresses
$40 in gold week. and that If she would like 10 90 to
San Francisco she might accompany party OF friends
who would sail for that place I'm February The offer
accepted and Miss Wallace sailed from this port in
the steamship Rising star for Panama on the Atm Of
February. AT sea, she told by her companions, two
girls, that they were 10 become inmates of house
OF prostitution their arrival in san Francisco. Miss
Waace az once Informed the captain OF the Rising star
OF what she had heard and he. questioning the man
who escorted them, found II true The deceived woman
at once resOutcy accepted work ON the SNIP ana was
thus enabled iO return 10 NcwNOrk. On Thursday she
appeared before Justice Scott at the Essex Market P0-
lice Court and made complaint Of abduction against
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Dicfenbnch. The PROGRESSES were
brought before the Justice yesterday and committed for
trial at the General Sessions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
VAN EETEN SENTENCED TO NINE YEARS M
PGsONHEET

VAN EETEN SENTENCED TO NINE YEARS M
PGIsONMEST.
In the Court of General Sessions, before
Recorder Hachett yesterday. Lewis NJ. Van Eeten was
brought TO the bar for sentence. ~ the announcement
Of his name a murmur through the Court, and the
audience settled themselves 20 hear .hc fate OF the
forgcr The prisoner looked pale and broken down. but
appeared rather Indifferent 20 Dis fate ExJudse Stuart
said that his client asked for the mercy of the Court that
De knew be had committed grave crimes but be intended
10 reform; that the present penalty will be a
warning % him, and after he had served
out his term in tho state Prison. n he
outlives &C. he will ~ distant land aud live t.
formed lie and look back with regret on the crimes he
has committed The DistrCt.AttoTney said that the
whole commercial community OF this city lad been
shaken its center To its circumference by the denc
dations OF Van EetOn Tie very foundation Of that
large city had been sapped, and from the many
aud enormous frauds he had committed there
should be mercy shown 20 the prisoner. How
ever. during the last few DAYS Van Ectcn has
made disclosures OF very important nature, which
will materially aid the ends OF justice, and
are some slight rcparatiOn 10 the public for the
many crimes he has committed. on this ground District
Attorney Garvn thought that little mercy might be ex-
tended To him. 80.
Recorder Hackett-I will not waste the time Of this
Court y advtTiiug the incidents guilty career
They are already too wen known % the community.
MANY people will rejoice this day at seeing hnaly
DISPOSED o. well knowing that you at liberty they
would not he safe from your dopeda0ns. Tic sentence
of the Court that be sent 10 the state Prison Tor
five years hard labor the first oense and four years
hard labor for the second the latter sentence TO com
Inence on the termination OF the first hge years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
FOGGY PHILOSOPHY.

In The L. s. Circuit Court, yesterday, in the
appealed collision OF Estaban Amenqual agt. The
Steamer Huntsville, motion made, ON the part Of
the belant, for hearing, the ground that mis-
takes had been made In regard to the effect OF haze upon
green ana red lights II cOntended that by stead
lily looking through the haze red light would lie mode
u appear green and light TO appear red. In
support 81 TINS argument, the following passage from
Z" Weiss Natural Philosophy - was citcd
uptmrasg ro0s hnug the steadily
en- co3ll 0cr sh wacf upsa sheet o willie pptr
z laf aIsa.a ". 49, sal th. ag esuus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
city bank shares were dull, ana no business oi ihl
ance wa, transacted. The BIDS were as follows:

Railroad bonds firm early IN the lay Du' 'o"H'
the close Union Pacific First Mortgages were PF'e1 i"i
sale an the price declined to 75 The Lana Grants SUI
Incomes were practically neglected For Oen'rai F''",'
49,, ,o,,,d tnues active and sales freely mids
~ o,1ao,s Morris and Essex Firsts sold 10 lO' 9lWh;
seconds %; C. C. aud C. second Mortgage AZ o. an'
Ohio and Mississippi Consolidated at 81. Messr' nan
qaren & Co. report an active demand for the first MOTT
a, per cent bonds OF the Elizabethio"n ana Fau'''
Railroad oil Kentucky This road j. to connect h'"'
vile with P.ducab--a distance OF l35 miles. over %
miles If the lire are i'm successful operations and by the
first of June the Company expect that the road VIII ="
omen as FAR a. Grecnyue-o3 (which finishes 'h'
Eastern Division The following wefe the bid-;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
THE BOSTON, HARTFORD AND ERIE BANKRUPTCY
CAsE-PRIORITY OF TIE NEW-lOEH ADJUDl-
CATION.

tA-E-PklORiI1 " l4iL NV lDi''N %AhJ DA'A
CATION.
In the United States District Court petitions
were hled in this case by James Alden and the Adams
Txprc., Company asking TO have the Boston, Hartford
and Fri, R-road Company adjudicaicd a bankrupt
Upon the fling Of these petitions seth Adams put IN an
application for suspension Of proceedings IN this Dis
ttict pending proceedings OF the same character
in Massachusetts,, upon a petition filed there by
him This application was denied by Judge
Bmtrhford on Feb %. while this application was
pending adudicatons OF bankruptcy against this Com
iluv IRE prepared aud handed 10 the Judge for his sig
nature the Company having previously withdrawn us
denial Of bankruptcy and demand for q tiia. Mf.
huite .e for tn Adams, then obtained permission
10 rcarguc the application Tor the suspension Oh pro
cccdlnC. ---.-..
To argument which was made Yesterday, was princ-
u1lv mon the construction OF the 10th general order
In hgpI;up I'm regard 90 the ur ~dic0u ~ the Court
-nep pcfIfious were Med in different districts. MI
CbOatc produced ccSihcd copy OF an aduI,G'il21 81
h4uLrrlntCy against the Boston, lrIelS and Erie Rail
road C6uuauv IN Massachusetts,, dated March p and
Al imed that this decided the matter n favor or bis pc
tion as 10 was the first adjudication. The judge s1ld
that he regarded the 10Th general order as applicable
only to vidu3ls, gnd not TO corporations ana thut
"a. the order for q decree ~ bankruptcy against
this Railroad Company d. mi, DISTRICT WIS signed ny
iiu March l. had tire priority the decree OF ddu
dicatou I'm Massachusetts, The previous decision was
affirmed ana the case sent % Register kctcAun.
notion i'm behalf 81 seth Adams Will be made n the
United states Circuit Court. before JUDGE Woodruff, Tor
review oil proceeding, ON appeal, and Tor an injunction
t.tiug proceedings ~ Che court below. judge b"icA
fiiI SAID 1t. without casting any impIatOh hpu me
counsel be earnestly hoped this case Noud DC lthcD Od
of biz Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
Angelina Lippincott, Administrative of the

Angelina Lipplncott, Administrators OF the
estate OF Samuel r. Lppncott, James Eiblo To re-
cover 5000 for the death OF her husband who killed
by stone from a blast which struck him, while he was
In the vicinity of defendants lot Thirty sXthst, be
tween Tenth and Eleventh aVcs where The defendants
employees were blasting. The defense sets mp That the
and that defendant 8 relieved from all responsibility.
The jury were directed w !ULIIg u sealed Hel 1Lk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
CnIemnn BenedIlt's clo.Ing qnOtatl0ns Nere:


Tie gold market has been strong on fairly active
business, with the bulk OF Transactions az alllI al
though saes also reported az hog all but deal
ing- at these quotations were comparatively nominal
The paid Tor carrying 3 e. 8, and per cent.
The days business az the Gold Exchange Bank as
follows: Gold cleared ss45OOO gold balances $3.50 $50
currency balances $685. C The following were the quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
TIL SUPPLEMENT-.

mcnary to Ne color Of wafer rel wafer viii give een r,g
M AFTER having REGARDED coiorcl wafer steadily Tor ie" moments
The eve he closed or tped will retain The impression OF we
Own S complimentary cOori thus ti "A'
will give green ring" 81, Al, ,a.o ,ooda n rod ligbt
IL was argued per contra that II maze na1e Ien 51
green and green light red req Elio aud "rcin
PLAYED where the law required green one, anu BIo'n
one where a red one was ordered Decision reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
DECISIONs-MARCH 3.

Supsyior COurt-Specidi Ierh-}y Judge Freedman.
-Ijatl.on act smith Hal Darling Mallory ago. West shore
Hul.0n River Railroad CoOrier' tranrL M"nn sqt Hos
Ou.er DENYING motion with 10 costs. Coulter ast tacA-Sam de-
90.
Marine CoTt-Pdr IL-Br Joacim.eu and eros. j. J-ONol
act Avool-Yo.ou granted Toas Hd gt Conn IT,
Motion granted Batlen Llni-Mo.on srtue Foster
CortIt-N'tion Cal1hr agt NaYton-t'rrei 20
james C. Low TOWNSEND azt OConucreuet TO DAVID AcAlam
L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04

C,itleReaip far Ills week onS 2sy head The market
| 81 .r re holder. demand TO H. sdvance at weeks
*, ,Teries qsaitr oreus good and prices
Mb cows unchsGge shepkecepis aodeate quality better
-, Ia ,ekt ale. ncste advance 81 10 .c Nothing doing
II.ra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
rnE FoRGED oRDER ND cnEcK swINDLERs.

Edward Johnson, Thomas Murphy, and Fred
erick Hubert arrested FOR swindng various downtown
merchants out OF goods by forged orders aud checks
were taken before Alderman Comm the Tombs Police
Court Yesterday and, the COMP 30 of Martin BoggS
ono of the firm OF Arnold Constance * Co. OF Nana't'
were committed for trial in default Of 5000 BAN each
The prisoners viii be- indicted on several charges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
In the Cnnrt Of Cnnnral Sns.iona. before Rncorder

acsrf vc.'epay Patrc Gr who isF days ago. Pleaded gu
mnssugLer ia the thr degree, sentenced 20 'g, years lt
ounen 90 Philip Brady founl guilty 0i OH n1us es
upon Oicer Gives Prison aud sf MONTH"; fs
H. - BURGLARY Csc re4Is Imprisonment 90 bard hor En
eini-glui ,vird petty larceny ftnrntaw sX nouns lo
Trer cisr.e with mie1za- belonging 90 On, hrc.e hooker
L.. Coor4rv a.l ont on BAIL called ue and De cu not
ap-sr b. REQ D5l0Tlu Stealing car
cohug john Chapel selmln, Peutenua
Six Green. SCALING hoe state Prison $50 ytsI
Bro gsF. convicted Of forgery caltd
fr rtruc but Dsc-A,rner sii bat a. recent c'
made hn e would move Tor poponen
OF 1i.mert end the prisoner 1ul THIS ended
be business Cour. for ile term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04

The State bond market quiet, but heavy soiho OF
the issues having declined. The largest dealings, AZ
usual were in Tcnnessees Yirgnias, and North caro-
nas. South Carolinas small inquiry, while Mis-
souri, Skies receded per cent to 9i. The following wers
sl,.b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04

says O, go BgnIs-Gsr01j Bol'Balk cal EfNf'1'-h p'f
~ S'o~ts ~. 800.
,, 900 r. s. &c. m Rq2l DELL. 1850 s. 32o Con- %, niiii
fnal ocll5. ~ 0'tl
g1.i 4 s20 Con oL......ti-a
iit0lI -g5t on t5.lI2t 1000 T. - al tou o'...'i
.inllil ~. 5gO.............'-' o'i
...2i O'Clock li2, 2o1.... ~.
q-1 A. s]Dto1 ~ % ct M 10000 o. s. S. 1870 tou-i c.
10000 81 0-0 -g....loJ! OOV L. = o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04

Borrowers on call to-day fully accomiho"""u On
pledge Of approved collateral at and per cent 'e
money market being abundantly supplied q" 'hc'e
despite the enormous magnitude Of stool
Prime discounts are in demand and the iouo"'hs 'io
the rates: Per Cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
cPI,uNAL COuRTs.

At the Tombs Police Court. Alderman Conan COM
mitel VIM smeal Mitchell Mcger rliy. for having 'r
the ~ DAILY Co., Peat snd Broadway piece OF 'A
serge. vat1e +l;O
AT the jefferson Market Police Court, Edward
walsh committed Yesterday. c'-rge Of breaking into Thomas
Dns LIQUOR Merrpr.t anil lrton-p lace end stealing ca
William Acter hell Tor stealing harness worth -t rom Niah
ConkIns stable No. ~ simon Cmmer commit o re-
Cenr stolen 900 ii yac $50 the property 81 Abraham b. Otter OF
No. 10 Wa7cey Murphy age solet Jones az
and Bernard - caught e act Of attempting % DA
door e Gladstone House with Jimmy committed 10
IA I.lanI