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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
SANITARY CoND,Tioy OF TIE CITY.
NIeetinQ Of tie Board of Health.
At session Of the above Board held at the regular
place of meeting yesterday afternoon, the following
rennrts from Lhn different bureaus were preSenfed:-

Meeting Of tlie Board of Health.
At session Of the above Board held at The regular
place OF meeting yesterday afternoon, the following
reports from the different bureaus were presented
The Sanitary Committee respectfully submits for the infor
NATION OF the Hoard the following report OF the operations Of
1871 committee has visited large number OF occupied
cellars in the different wares for the purpose Of determining
closed. twas found that the greater number OF the
Objectionable cellars have been vacated during the past
Years the orders OF tho Road and this most important
work still going The committee advised the City
Sanitary Inspector urge the propreors of all steamships
northwestern ports Of Europe 10 supply their vessels with
suitable disnectans and GIVE detailed Instructions their
use and In the care and management OF all cases OF
'' SEVERE DIAnRnEA, CHOLERA aQRuus, ETC.
The tenement house inspection and cleansing has been
t,rncted have now been examined. The City Sanitary In
specor reports total of 8 inspections by the health III.
MUSES. IS private dwellings 80 other buildings "a manuiac
tories workshops % stores and warehouses "a slaughter
nOq:' LINE s psSdns ~ nnEd ana
aycant lots Isl stables psesres, III Yards courts and
60 waste pipes and arans 20 cellars and
cs,srns and cesrools dangerous sairways other nut
cases Of eo9tosoas visited rae nunSsr
aens and referred health inspectors Cor
and report Ills report shows that during the week the Dis
CORPS have visited % premises where contagious
diseases were found apd have dlsntecei and umisacd
v houses 81 pryy sinks together with clothing bedding,
&C. Nine cases OF SMALLPOX were removed 10 hospital by
TIE AMBULANCE CoRre.
"Groaein" dsniccisnt and qaicslme. Ills repor. also
shows lsg sinks and ccssoos have been cleaned ana
asnecied the night sesycngeTs under permit; y, Of the
Th have been 7s cattle inspected al the cattle yards
of which % ,ona sSe ana oas or
| vouchers from the Health Oncer OF the port.
The total mortality s further GecreS dnra aga We ra
London European cues generally where cholera Ia,
apyeAyco have desreasea IN New iofk anu sA"'o" w
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NEW JERSEY STATE FAIR.

The New Jersey State fair, which opened on Tues
day on the grounds at Waverley, has not been any,
thing ike success so lar. There seems TO be con-
siderable apathy among managers, exhibitors and
velt0rs and, TO make matters worse, the weather
has not been at all agreeable. The departments are
now IN an orderly, inviting condition, and shond
to-day prove fine there Is promise OF a large and
brilliant attendance. Many distinguished citizens
are expected 10 be present, and among them The
rlval candidates for inc gOVernOrs,lip.
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MAalrf CnuR1-2RT 3.
Az Oh To:a TaIc.
Before Judge Shea.

suit was commenced IN this Court yesterday ny
Mary.noag W. Oscar Krohel IN which exemplary
damages are sought, The plaintiff, good looking
young woman stated that tie defendant had been
visiting her nom Oot)oer ID January last ana mad
frequently taken her out. ON the 9th of January,
Whine she was IN her room, defendant came IN,
locKed the door ami rromis 10 marry Ter,
elcctel his rufaosa WisI force. lie continued his
VISITS for u While, bal n length one day told her
plainly che couldn't have hers The defence is a
reaeral denial. The case L. Sill.
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THE PISTOL GALLERY SHOOTING AFFAIR.

To-day Coroner Schrmer viii hold an inquest in
the case OF Christian Kraft the lad, twelve years OF
age, who was accidentally shot and almost instantly
killed ON Tuesday evening in the shooting gallery
6l5 East Eleventh street. by the pre- mature EXPLOSION
oil a gun IN the hands Of Peter Strauss The atIerm
aye three or lour witnesses to the occurrence
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COURT CslEHyAas-IHl; Day.

MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM-Part 1--Held ~
Judge Curt!s.-NO 6082, Hilton Vs. B!iir Co.. WIZ
mott vs. Bell Bell w. Townsend, Nos. 600o, G900k,
6226 $500 62i9, 625S, 62Ss. G300 19s, $3.50, 67l0
Part 2-Held by Judge Sheo.-Nos. 001o, 6397, G273,
$685. 6421 GIGS G26l CHS 6O26 $685. GIG $685. $780,
COTS, $751; Part 3-Iicld by Judge JOachimsen.
No. 1885,
SUPREME COURT -CHAMDERs- Held by Judge Bar
Dard. 10 o. SO, o. l0o Ia, 123, 1873. Held BY
Judge Cardozo.-Nos. 139, lao, las, l.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.
SEPTEMBER 81.

sEPTFMBEK Y.
lST0-Thc investment OF Paris completed by the
Germans.
1S46-Battle OF Monterey (MeXco) commenced.
r03--liobert Emmett hanged for high treason III
Dublin. Ire.Gnd.
1i7G--A IRE destroyed more than five hundred build
ihgs In this city,
l,45-Battle OF Prcstonpans Scotland; The forces
OF the Young rIe,eaGer defeated those OF
George IL
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MOVEMENTS OF THE GOVERNOR.

BUFFALO Y. T., sept 20, 1871.
Governor Hoffman reviewed the Buffalo city
ponce at noon to-day, On the Terrace, and con-
graduated superintendent Doyle on the discipline
of his force. large crowd OF citizens attended the
review
Warsaw, Wyoming county, 10 attend the Agncul-
fural Fair there
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Kings Comfy Board Of Supervisors.

The Kings county Board OF Supervisors met yes
terdsy afternoon, Supervisor Osborne In the chair
Supervisor Osborne, as Supervisor at Large vetoed
the bill of DR.. L. b. Trunson for S25 for making q
postmortem examination over body, on the ground
thai the usual price paid Dy tho county for such
vices was only $40. 1he supervisor also vetoed the
resolution 10 hire drill room Tor Company OF the
Fortyscventh regiment for $3.50. The vetoes were
placed ON Tile. No other business OF importance was
TRANSACTED, and the Board adjourned.
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The Fatal Explosion III Bcelsman street.

Coroner Jones held an inquest yesterday over the
body OF Michael Goldschulidr. The deceased died AZ
his residence, No. % Dean street, from the
effect of injuries sustained by the explosion Of the
Union torpeoes az his place OF business Beeknan
ss.rcct, New York, on Thursday September IA. The
lury ret dined o verdict setting iorn thar The de-
ceased came 10 bis death bv me accidental eXp.o-
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Court Of Appeals Calendar.

ALBANY, Sept 20, 1871.
The following Il the calendar or the Commission
OF Appeals Tor Thursday, September 2l:--Nos. 49,
1857, 1853 159 16o, 1872 1888 49, l06 l6s, 109 no l7S
ia 49,
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YELLOW FEVER IN CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept q, 1871.
There were three deaths from yellow fever within
The y ,st twoniy-four hours. Tne cool change has
mad ~ pnlayo,able enecs upon vac ssiSA
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sion Of some union torpedoes at No. l26 Beekman
street, Thursday, september IA, 1871.
Probably Fatally Stabbed.

Henry Riscn, employed at the barber shop Of his
brother No. 90 Columbia street, got into an aterca-
ton yesterday with Francis Farrell, who presented
himself at the shop to be shaved. Risch, noticing
that he was under the influence or liquor refused to
shave him and ordered HIM to leave the shop.
Farrell then became insulting and threatened Risch
with violence. scuflie then ensued, in the course
OF which Risch TOT possession Of large pair OF
shears and stabbed his opponent four times I'm the
back. The wounds are believed 10 ne OF q fata
character The injured man was taken to the Long
Island Hospital, ana Risch was arrested and locked
up to await the result OF Fare's injuries.
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PRESIDENT GRAFT.

-CINcINNATI, ONO Sept 20, 1871.
President Grant left this city this afternoon 10
visit C.ermoni county.
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A NEW EXPLOSIVE COMPOUND.
Bursting OF the Monster Gun ut Fortress
Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE Va, Sept. is, 1871.
The G00-pounder tweive.inch riied gun burst on
the block today during trial OF new Kind OF
powder compounded by Lieutenant Dutton. The
piece few IN all directions, but no person was In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
Ba00KLYN AFFAIRS.


The mortuary report from the Board OF Health
shows the total number OF deaths In Brooklyn last
week 10 be 10, an Increase of four over the NUMBER
VI deaths reported the previous week. Or the de-
ceased twenty-eight were men, thirty-lve women,
sixty.seven boys and siXty-eight girls.
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Trial for ALLEGED Arson.

John j. Werner ana William Weed were placed on
trial III the Brooklyn City Court yesterday under in
dictmenG charging them with having on the l1tn
OF June, 1870, SET fire to the furniture store
az the corner Of Fulton and Nassau Streets The
case Is an old and has heretofore been fully re-
ported in the HERALD. It appeared at the time
that the work mad been carefully planned.
The police and nfemen discovered q guam
THY OF oily rags and several mattresses
saturated with Kerosene In the establishment. aDd
during the fire Weei was caught on shed Just in
the rear OF the premises. A wax taper and a box
OF matches were found In his possession. The fire
was extlnguished alter considerable damage had
been done. Subsequent inquiry revealed the fact
that Werner, few weeks previously, had insured
his stock for double the amount or its value, and
this, together with other circumstances. induced
Fire Marshal Ready To cause his arrest on the
charge OF cOnsplrlng with Weed TO burn the estab-
lishmenr. The trial will be resumed this morning.
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THE COUR S.

The Proper Tribunal for Libel suits-A Mother
in Search Of Her Daughter-The Case Of tho
Parsee Merchant-How an Act Was Passed
Through Congress Mercantile Trans
action in Litigation-Important Pro-
ceedings in General Sessions, Be-
fore Judge Decentralization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Monty IN rHr GARDEN yEGET,RIZ ~ asHrT ERE
PARED WIN WAN 10 hCOSoht ANp rHOft -, ~,
10 49, Emo d. IS The Tribune Association. 1871
F.rm literature is grouping itself around
~ forms and they are both praisewoitlp for the great
facilities they give the masses Of our people ior ce'hs
ful and exact information. We have the agricultural
newspaper that in its way II we'll conducted touches
marty an the topics interesting TO farmer in the cons
of twelvemonth, but must touch them lightly l"'n
we have q series OF manuals, or short speoal
The cultivation OF a single plant, as cotton 'o"''
hemp the potato, the onion &C., or IKE tie ,o''
fore us a treatise bounded in its range u! WV -.
fence LARGE conpendiumS Of cyclopedias OF "bi'"''
hayea slow sale among farmers; they eol'"Ir ~.
that farmer does not care to know anu 50 NV
rate and fresh knowledge the special crops OF topics
that interest him. This second book OF MT Vuu'u
intended TO answer every question that can arse III VI.
mind Of person who proposes to rase N's' ~ ''
ipc,al business Twenty years experience On one OF
The most noted and profitable farms in the country arc
the hest possible warrant for his fitness TO write such
boos He has had the discretion to omit every thing
Tint, for want OF better name, call the literature oil
Tho garden; he does not tell whether the Greeks
ste celery whether the Jerusalem artlchoke was
favorite dish with King David, whether asparagus was
known to ZoTo0ster, caulifowcr was iaForl''
dish with Coufucus hut aims" to borrow the
urt sentence IN his frst chapter give in plain
practical STYLE instructions three distinct although
closely connected branches OF gaTdeningthe htcheh
garden, the market garden. and held culture ~
root crops In two chapters the author treats Oh SUE
general topics as Location Draining Preparing ''1
Ground. Manuros. Capital HotBcds. straw MATS an"
Cold Frames. lie then takes up garden Neee''p"s J"
their alphabetical order, commencing Win '-
ending on turnips: but his book does not close without
two or three valuable chapters on ForcnSd'use' lot
Vegetables distance table, and list ol Set'S oI ''
vegetable garden. Asparagus Cabbaees C'ro's' bee's
Celery Turups and Potatoes are more iuiy f'",eu .'
better illustrated than in any previous book pusD,"
in this country Of practical character AmnG'"' 'N
useful alone, the book is admirable for the
-, if,r,rati,p and for fhe mnutCncss with which IL
onticinses the difficulties Of beginner aud tAe care
aud honesty with which the probable losses ana 'he
reasonable profits are stated II covers wider helo
than "Henderson's Gardening for Profit ana VIII ne
found the safest and best guide that can be taken oy
him who proposes 70 earn an income ny selling gar"'n
vegetables
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
MONDAY. March 2O-P. ".


The stock market has been in the main dull
TO-DAY though I'm one or two notable instances fairly
active business was transacted There seems TO be DIS
pusitlon to avoid heavy specuations til after the cur
rency movements incident 10 the 1s Of April The chief
combinations apparently restraining large operations
are the fear in quarters OF harder money the ccc
of the new revolution in Paris and the further results u
The new funding. The market opened firmly, hut 5uDsc-
qucnty declined and later steady until the O'CLOCK
Gail, when prices again reacted, and on more important
dealings the market remained strong up Ia the close
Tic more noticeable features were Ncw-fork Central
and Hudson Lake Shore, ONO and Mississippi
and Union Pacific the latter stock being exceptionally
weak with dec line to %. This fall doubtless due
10 The apparently unfavorable statement published in
some Of this mornings papers. with reference to the
earnings Of tho road For January, ISL the earnings
chow net Increase the month in 1870 OF siij
g o. and for tine month OF February an increase OF
sJG 7s I'm Investment securities prices were generally
finn on sales Of Fort Wayne at 97g Chicago and Alton,
1I3l: Michigan Central lls4. and Albany and susque-
hanna sl Dubuque and Sioux City was heavy, and de-
clnrd to 49, or the miscellaneous l5, western Union
was largely traded ill., and the price pushed forward TO
q with eager buyers at the advance Pacific Mail was
dull and Canton strong. The coal stocks were active aud
higher and express stocks neglected Tie following
table shows the highest and lowest prices OF active stocks
.sI. I'D
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A CHOICE SECURITY.
NEW YORK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD


NEw-YoRK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE Z PER CENT GOLD BoNDs.
very large full paid up stock subscription.
800. $500, AND $1,000 BoNDs,
COUPON AND REGISTERED.
The new trunk line from New-lork City to tho
North and West, between the New-lork Central and
Erie Railways and many miles shorter than either
from New-YOrk to Buffalo.
Two hundred and twenty miles Of finished road
already in existence cost twice the emount Of bonds
issued may fairly be called the best character or
real estate loan title perfect and value constantly
enhancing; issue of bonds positively limited To
$4,000 per mile of finished road; a very small loan
per mile highly thought of by bankers. and, we be
lieve security OF the highest grade. The road Is
earning largely; is a better investment han money
in a savings bank. For sale by
GEORGE OPDYXE & Co.. Bankers. No . Nassau-st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
LAND GRANT BONDs.

We offer for sale at par aud accrued interest The
First Mortgage Bonds of the Northern Facihc kal-
road Company. bearing interest in 81 al $40 per
cent, payable seIni-annualiy.
In addition 10 the security usually attached 10
first mortgage railroad bond, these bonds eons',-
tute first and only mortgage upon about sixty NIL
lions of acres of valuable mineral, agricultural ana
timber lands. granted by the Government to aid IN
the construction of this road.
These bonds are issued both coupon and regis
tered interchangeable at the pleasure Of the holder
and are at all times receivable at 10 per cent PIE
MUM for the lands Of the Company y their Lowest
cash prices. For full information, address
JAY Cooke Il Co.,
New-York, Philadelphia. Washington
Fiscal Agents Northern Pacific Railroad
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Notwithstanding the unfavorabe features Of the bank
statement last week. and the large falling of
money on call has been in abundant supply at and
per cent aud at and per cent for and 90 days In
discounts fair business done al current rates. which
are without change Very little change from Saturdays
quotations has been noted United States securities the
market having been firm, and the afternoon rather
higher In ~ the issues The market closed steady
on the basis OF liOs Gill for '6Ts
Fisk A Hatch rcpori ms folows at 4 n m.
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Ncw Qualifications.

AMERICAN PHOTO-LITHOGRAPH cos
a OFFICE ,ccl removed % ',. 1913 Fnltou-. 81
,!e.a7 fo-D.y
CECRET HISTORY OF TIE FRENCH
~ COURT.
Iiv Victor Cousin Translated iv Ma~ l. Booth.
I,oL l2uo Paper. IS c.r,~ ro.1. ~ 2j
THE ARTISTS MARRIED LIFE.
Bong that of ALBEIT uJREg Trr.ei from he GC-n'r Of
ltaayi >le.sf M H. 80 All Revised .Eon VIA htm"r
VOL i2uo p-pe-, IS cents Cloth. ~ %
TTIODOLF THE ICELANDER.
Romance. From Of tL Baron De Ia Note foqge
VOL Emo. Pager IS cents Clotl, 81 s.
INDINE; o. The WATER SPIRIT;
SINTRAM AND HIS COMPANIONS.
From the German o Fhedcl De ia Note Foqae
VOL I2mo Paper. IS cents. Cloth. II D.
For sale h. al Booksellers.
Sent per mail. postpaid. u.on receipt Of rc'.
JAMES MILLER. PUBLISHER.
Gf7 Broaigsy. y. Y
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

HARVEY FISK.

FISK X H,TCH, }
BANKERS and Dealers in G0rernment Mcatnei
NOS Nassau-st Ncw-lork. March H. 1871.
We buy and SELL at current market rates tue + it't
Mort gage Gold Bonds Of the Central PACIFIC hhi-
ROAD COMPANY and recommend them To investors
and Others contemplating an exchange ot 'hrir
Fiye-twenties. or making new Investments as "A
irstclass security yielding liberal income on Their
cost combined with perfect security, ana having al
all times a ready market nj quoted rates.
These Bonds represent "A first lien upon the most
productive portion of the Great National ra'ih'
abroad. which has already proved TO be one OF The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21

Nov Ready
MONEY IN THE GARDEN.
4 VEGETABLE MANUAL.
Prepared with o economy and profit
BY T. QUINN,
PRACTICAL HoRuCULTURIST
(Au,hos Of Pear Culture for PIoat"l.
Illustrated with nearly 100 engraving. Of Vegetables n' Labor
Saving Implements,
CONTENTS:
Location Of Soil Draining Preparing the GrOuDd N,nor'
Capital
CRATER II.
Hoo Beds and CJld-Pramss
CHATTER Ill
ArichOE. and Asparagus
CHAPTER ~.
Beens Bsets Broccoli, aud Bor,ooe
CHnTHEy
C,bbag. Carrots Celery cOeumbe land all Of til, Letter c.
CHATTER vi.
EGG Plant EnGve. Garlic and Kohl Rlb.
CHATTER VII
Lesk and Lettuce.
CHAPTER VIII.
aeou Water Melon Martyrs Mushroom. Ma,'.ri N..man
CHATTER TX
Okra, Onion
CBAP1KR X.
PuIs, F,rsp P,A Pepper Potatoes, Pumpsn, AL Jerusalem
Arcboke.
CHATTER X
Rsdnhes and Rbabsrh.
s,l.i, Sea Ksle, sorel, spia,eh and sqa.,b
CRATER Kill
Tonsto Tarhip, Gbc sr,s, Herbs
XIV
Vegetable PorciBg lIoase.
CHAP1KK XIV.
Let Of SEED, ot Kitchen Garden do Plant Qs.t,
On Acre Distance Table, te., L.
Prc. 81 so, Sent b. mail potss.p,d
Address THE TRIBUNE
s-r.h
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EAST TENNESSEE.-THE KNOXVILLE
IL WEEKLY CHRONICLE for 1911 will contain even number
,arety articles the Climate soil f"ines bsns
other sd snisges oi Es nLe1 u
div called The ytleriGnd SOUTH The iicies ARE prepared
10 disseminate facts for hr information OF ptfso" oofng
soub M Homes Answers Correspondents will he c.euy psp'd
And pvhhed for ohetpH sh mos' ftot 10
formation b. obisnod Subscription only ~ snam fohef
noTssaoD Addrtys The Plbhsben HI LIB HCAr Alh Ihp
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Co Pils4,Il II. y Mckinney Co.
The art of preserving health is here eN-
Rounded in series Of pithy maxms which can boast Of
the b7evty IL not the gravity Of the alhorsms OF Hip
pocra.es. DR.. Hall has had sufficient experience OF m'"
lea practice 10 repose less faith IN tnc efficacy OF
drugs than in the curative agency Of good an
GOOD food and moderate exercise. He attaches moro
importance TO the Of kecpiHg the human system
IN sanity aud sweetness than IN reScning II Toa' INC
mower ~ disease His directions rs % the care"i heal
Ar sustained for the most part by common sense ana
personal experience he Is ardent adv ocate 81 teh-
rtrance in diet aud OF abstinence from heI! drinks ne
recommends dir -cuce in business moderation I'D i''-
ure aud content ~ mind as the grand moral hyFe"'
and IL everybody could Dee persuaded 10 ioo" ms pre-
oepts the world would doubtless ice healthier '" nap
pier than 10 Is az present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
cnleman Ban.aL.t.. elo.Ing auotatLons wcre:

Tie gold market has been rather more animated than
Of late, the movements of the premium being governed
by the varying reports of the future course OF the
Treasury relative 10 the increased purchases Of bonds
next month"; and he somewhat unsettled aspect of affairs
abroad. During the morning the price was run down
from lliA lOs subsequently returning to III, and
finally selling back to l1s. Late in the afternoon the
price reached 1li. finally closing strong at uls The
lending and per cent for carrying, and
dat The Treasury movement this week the pur-
chase OF $2OOoOOo Fiverwenties Wednesday and the
sale Of 100000 gold Thursday. The days business
al the Gold Exchange Bank was follows: Gold
cleared, 81 0j5OO; Gold balances, Sl277G3; Currency
IN .tuti.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21
Hatch rcpor, us follows at ip. m:

State bonds were strong light volume Of business
The South Carolnas were exceptionally weak and lower
the January aud July issues having declined 10 6Si and
April and October TO virginins were to per cent
higher than on saturday The following the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-21

meeting Of the creditors OF the Boston, Hartford ana
Eric Railroad Company held before John HooSer
Register in Bankruptcy at Hartford, Ct today Chains
20 tho amoupt of nearly 100000 proved. The
largest claims were j. W. CLARK Co. OF Boston, s@5o'-
600; d. C. Aver Co. Of Lowell $4,000 and OhYer Aine'
& Co. OF Easton $4,000 Charles s. Bradley OF ProVi-
dence, George NJ Barnard Of Boston, and Chares ~
Chapman OF Hartford, were unanimously chosen a.
sigrees Mfr Chairman was notified and immediately
accepted.
Me,3rs ConGit & Co., bankers Of this city, have p0-
lished Manual OF National state and Railroad lh"e"t
edness in a convenient form for reference Hls con
else compilation Of the statistics referred 10; ana Tue III
formation given will be found very useful 70 bankers ana
dealers in stock Securities well TO people who de-
sire TO make investments.
Tho Philadelphia stock market was hm to-day Penn
sylyania g. third issue, sold at 1875; Phadepha an
Erie saroad 25l Reading Railroad % bio ana rem
sylyania Railroad, els Gold closed at lli8.
Tie bank statement compares as follows Win former
lpafttr