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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18
HERALD THURSDAY 49, s72-QUADRuPLE SHEET

shares:-New York, 1887; Merchants, 100; Me-
chanics' 1856; Union, 1877 Phenix, lo2; North River
90; Tradesmen's, 1850; Fulton, 1855; Butchers and
Exchange 90; State OF New York, 1l3h; Com
MERGE, 1l7A; Ocean, Is; American Exchange,
1l54; Bank OF the Republic, 115ts; Hanover 102;
Irving, 127h; Market, 1876; Nassau, 1061; Shoe and
Leather, $50; Corn Exchange, 1926; Continental
94h Marine 1885, Importers and Traders, 10; Gen.
trail National, 1927 Fourth National, ll2k; Ninth
National 1O9h; Gold Exchange, 1O4; German Amerl-
can, l0S.
STOCKS MORE ACTIVE AND STRONG
The stock market was strong and more active
the leading features being Pacific Mail, Lake Shore,
Northwestern and Union Pacific. The bun cques
made skilful use Of the despatch from Washington
asserting that the administration had backed down
the claims for indirect damages, and unloaded a
great deal of STOCK the buyers of the past few days
being the sellers this afternoon 1t Is said that the
bears" consented to let the ''bullsn run up
prices with view to getting out, and that
both parties will now unite for a campaign the
'bear'' side, in aid of which the blocking up'' of
gold and greenbacks will be on an unparalleled
scale. Pacific Mail was run up to 81, but broke
down to &c. when the cliques attempted to sell.
They accordingly waited till late in the day and
closed the price at 67S as starting quotation for
tomorrow. At the highest point OF the day prices
showed an advance of IL per cent. Harlem
sold at llea the good prospect for the success of
Commodore yanderbilt's Tunnel bill at Albany.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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SUICIDE BY TAKING POISON.

Coroner Young held an inquest, at 33 Pitt street,
on the body of Robert Mckenzie, thrty-two years
OF age and native OF Scotland, who died from the
ehects q dose OF Paris green which he had swal-
lowed win suicidal intent. Some three weeks ago
Mchenzie buried his mother, which made him
most depressed In spirits ana drove hinsto drink to
excess: On Tuesday evening deceased procured
dose OF i'aris green and some liquor about the same
time. Ills VIE, suspecting That he had taken
poison, accused him of it, but at first he denied
the TACT. subsequently Mckenzie confessed to
taking Paris green, whereupon immediate efforts
were made to save his life, but In vain Death re-
suited In a few hours afterwards
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POOTPADS AT WORK.

Bernard Lyons, aged twenty-one years, Of 455
West Sixteenth street. and Francis Duffy, aged
twcnty-three, of pa West Eighteenth street-two
members of the notorious Seventeenth street gang
were arraigned before Justice Lcdwlth ut the JEFF
ferson Market Police Court, yesterday morning by
Officer Harte of the Sixteenth precinct upon COM
plant OF Andrew Gonzalez, of 300 East
Thirty-third street, who charges while passing
through Seventeenth street. near Seventh avenue,
on Tuesday night the prisoner Knocked him on the
pavement and robbed him OF $11 in money. AS the
complainant failed to appear against them they
were remanded to the station house in order to
allow the officer to find him.
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The European steamers took out aboout $3OS,0OO
I'm silver. The Sub-Treasury paid out $4,000 on
account of redeemed fve-twenties.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL
The Southern list was intensely dull and only one
sale was recorded at the last call. Prices were
steady and closed as follows Tennessee, eX-cou-
pom, 81 a 674; do, new, 81 a 67h Virginia, ex-
coupon, As 80; do. SKIES, consolidated bonds, 90
81; do. deferred scrip 16 a Is; Georgia skies, "a
rs; do. sevens, 81 90; North Carolina ex-coupon,
SO 81; d. new, 90 rs do, special tax, 14z Is;
Missouri skies, 95ai 90; do, Hannibal and St. Jo-
seph 90 931s; Louisiana skies, IS 81; do levee
sixes 60 q 65; do. do eights IS so; Alabama aves,
GO a 65; do eights S5 90; South Carolina skies,
SO a SO; d. new, January and July, $50 80; do.
do, August and October, SO 81; Arkansas skies,
funded, "a SO.
THE RAILROAD BONDS ACTIVE.
really active and largely distributed business
was done in the railroad bonds. The list of sales
has seldom shown such an extent and variety of
transactions indicating the abundance Of money
seeking investment. The Fries, Hudson Rivers,
Central and Union Pacilcs, N0rthwesterns and
Boston, Hartford and Fries were chiefly repre-
sented but the dealings included wide range Of
thenumerous Western railway bonds and amounted
to about $25o,Oo0 The following were the bids at
tl,n cInc IF tha IL.
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THE NORMAL COLLEGE ALUMNI.

Yesterday afternoon the graduates OF the Normal
College held a secret meeting at the College Hall,
corner of Broadway and Fourth street, for the pur
pose of resolving themselves into what Is known as
the Normal College Alumni Society. As the con-
clave was secret, the members of the press being
refused admission, nothing can be stated OF what
was done but in all probability the meeting was as
productive as It's predecessors have been The
meeting advertised for four O'clock but at that
time but few of the graduates had arrived. The
next meeting will be advertised that all may at
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STRICKEN WITH DEATH.

An unknown man, apparently native OF Ger
many, whose clothes were covered with hour, was
taken to the Fourth street station house, Williams
burg, yesterday afternoon in an nsensible state of
intoxication ana soon afterward expired. Last
evening his body was taken to Parkers, Union ave.
nue., to await Identification. At later hour Mr.
william ID. Sparrow, OF 23S South Ninth street, fell
down in fit while on his way home, and he ey
PRED before reaching there. Detective Thomas
Langan took care OF the afflicted gentleman from
the time he was stricken down until he taken
to his family residence,
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The Fourth Days Racing-Pool Selling.
The racing tomorrow Nhursday) embraces the
handicap hurdle, two miles, for all ages over six
hurdles, purse of $sO0-s600 to first, $3.50 to second
and $50 to third horse; and the Pickwick Stake, a
sweepstakes for three-year-olds, mile heats S25
entrance, p p; three or more to Ill, the
club adding $1,000 This is divided so
that 81 200 will be given to the first horse, $500 to
second horse and the third horse to save his dis
lance The latter closed with twenty three entries,
these being Rufords chestnut finy Malta and
brown hlly Minus; Grnsteads gray colt
by Lghtning Babcock's chestnut FLY Ethel
Sprague, and bay FLY by Bay Dick
Foleys chestnut fy Belle Buckle: George
Dahunt's chestnut illy, by Jack Malone, George
Rices chestnut colt Foley and and chestnut filly,
by War Dance; G. W. Stewards bay illy Jennie
McKenny, d. Swgert's bay colt shyock and bay flly
Marguerite, COttrlrs chestnut FLIES Alice and
Sweepstakes, jennings bay colt Cape Race,
and chestnut colt Silent Friend, MoOre's
gray colt London, Cadwallader's bay colt
bry's st. Cloud and chestnut FLY by Jack Malone,
bay FLY Mary Farris or these there will come to
the post field OF Importance.
There is much excitement tonight in regard to
the latter race and the pools very large one Of
them being as follows :-Moore's London, So, 200;
Jennings entry, $1,000; Cottrilrs entry, 1915;
Rices entry, $3.50; Foley's entry, S295; Buford's
entry, $3.50, and Babcocks entry, $3.50; making the
snug sum of S7,2l0. Much money will change
hands on this race.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, April II, 1872
Cotton steady; good ordinary, 2Dac. Net receipts i6
bales. Exports coastwise, los Sales 200 Stock 6ss2
NEw ORLEANS, April IL, ls72
Cotton steady, in fair demand middngs 22s.c Net
receipts, t% bales; gross. l,51S Expor,s-To Great
Britain, 1885, TO Hamburg li26 Sales, 1900. Stock,
li7,S5
Cotton quiet middngs, 22iSc. Net receipts ius bales
Exports TO Liverpool 5000 sales 800. Stock, 1904
SAVANNAH, April II, 1874
Cotton-Buycrs and sellers apart demand good ut in
side quotations. holders very irm Al outside; mldgs,
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The quOIaIOns arc based on cotton running IN quality
not more than half grade above below the grade
quoted
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Rcceipts-Four 1924 bbls wheat
"a $50 bushels corn, ~ 100 do meal 1900 bbs and
5H bags oats TO- l2 bushels; barley, 1000 do The -four
market was strong, particularly for choice winter
done last evening at prices within the range of
revised quotations Corn meal in better demand and
steady We hear OF sales of 800 bbls Jersey yellow at
S3 IS delivered 200 bbls Western yellow at 50 50 de-
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Included in the above bales arrive. For future
delivery basis low middling the sales have been fol
lows:-Saes last evening after three r. M.-Apr, 200 at
e Lice May, 100 At 2asc 400 at z Slice June, 100 at
200 at 600 at 2'sc October 800 at bic November,
"ay un 10 ,hres pr i'd ot So oaI S al @
100 al y l5l6c 200 At May, 800 At % si6c 1900 az
23ac June, lOO at 2 l36c 4OO at ac, September 100
a. 229.c, 400 At s2e0 100 at 2 6lsc' oeober 100
Grand total, aloo bales. Tho receipts at the ports
foot up thus Galveston 200; New Orleans 1888 Mobile
1903; savannah 54; Charleston 1885, Wilmington, 49, Nor
AK, s21 Balfimors ~; 29a New York sla Total $3.50
cotton to foreign ports closed MS ollows:ro Liver
pool by steam I'D. by sail, 3l6d to Havre, by steam,
sic., gold sail, &C.. to Hamburg by steam AID, COM
pressed; sail, he 70 Bremen by steam, c., gold,
pressed; SAIL sac To Baltic ports by SAIL &c. c. gold
Mediterranean norris. by steam. IC We uuOfo -
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M,


Cotton Quiet but Stcady-Receipts mt the
Ports 1880 Balcs-Flour Firm-Wheat
Firm for Low Grades-COrM Steady
Pork Duli-Lard Wcak-Naval stores
Firm--WhisIkey u Shade Firmcr.
WEDNESDAY, April 17-6 NJ
CoFrEn.-The market remained duh and entirely nomi-
nal at the appended quotations We quote -Cargoes Rio
ordinary, Ike. l4c do. fair l5c l5i4c; do good
l5lsc l5slc. do. prime l6ac. l6sc., gold, in bond,
sixty days. Maracabo lSc. l9sc. Laguayra, lSc 2c;
St Domingo Din bond) &c.,; Java, &c CSC, gold duty
paid.
CorroN on the spot was dull, but unchanged The de-
mand was i'll good part for export, but at prices
crially under the views OF sellers and very little bust
for this purpose contaminated. For
delivery the sales only moderate in extent at
showing but little variation from the figures Of yesterday
the sales reported ON Change sum up as IplloMs:-
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The wheat market iirmer for Chicago spring, but
unchanged for other kinds The sales about 600W
bushels al 81 80 for No Chicago spring in store 81 81
81 5aor do atoat 81 50 81 30 for No Milwaukee deli
vered 81 So for amber In store q 6s 81 90 for winter
red In store and 81 % for choice white Michigan In store
Corn was firm, with sales OF about 5000 bushels at nc
for mixed, 72c. for yellow Southern white nominal ut
&c Oats were dun a. about 6oc for Western n store
The sales about 5000 bushels at BIG tor Western
aioat SIC. 53sc for choice white Ohio and State aioat
Barley quiet but unchanged Rye-sales 500 bushels
Western, at oJc., in store.
FREGHTs-Tere has been moderate inquiry for berth
to-day principally grain and rates for all goods
remained steady The charterng business was rather
quiet The call for vessels for the petroleum trade
tnued moderate parties generally apart in their
views in regard 10 rates. The engagements reported to-
day were as follows:-To Liverpool by steam, 10000
bushels grain 4d 80 terces beef Is 3D. To Bristol,
by sail, 10000 bushels. grain, from store, at 5'ad
and 20 terces beef at As. Sd. To Glasgow, by
steam, 1900 bushels grain at I'D TO Antwerp, 100
boxes bacon, 26s 3D. The charters comprise A British
brig, hence p the German Baltic 800 bbls refined Pc.
Norwegian brig hence to Rio, 2,ioo bbs -four 95e
Prussian bark now Mt BOSTON,, from Philadelphia to
Danzic, 5000 bbs refined petroleum. As Cd. British
schooner hence to London, 500 refined petroleum,
I'D Italian bark, hence 10 Lcghorn $50 bbs tobacco
d0 swedish bark now at Boston,, from Charleston to
a port in the United Kingdom, phosphates, Us. 3D.
MOLAssEsfhe market continued quiet but steady for
all kinds Small sales OF domestic were made within the
Gt4ffnn
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Showed his nose in front Of Mamie Douglas an
tine wy a Madame bude ns
up and as they came into the home
stretch Morlacchi took the lead, Madame Dudley
second, Tom Corbett third, Mamie Douglas fourth.
Conductor fifth, Glenrose sixth and Wanderer sew
enth Going around the upper turn into the third
mile Morlacchi and Madame Dudley ran away from
the others and opened a wide gap on them Glen
rose, Tom Corbett and Mamie Douglas were In
trouble. and their chances were soon entirely out
Conductor and Wanderer closed up gradually
down the backstretch and around the lower turn
but 1t was evident that Morlacchi had the heat IN
hand. She kept Madame Dudley two lengths be-
hind her, Conductor third and Wanderer fourth
the others nowhere. Moracchi ran strong up
the homestretch, ana won the heat by
Two iengtns, Madame Dudley second, three lengths
ahead OF Conductor, who four lengths in front
OF Wanuerer Mamie Douglas, Tom Corbett and
0is san, were dstanced Time OF the heat 5:4l
against the field at slight odds. She took the lead
Conductor second, Madame Dudley third, Wanderer
bringing up the rear. They ran In this way
around the upper turn, when Madame Dudley
took second place, and from there to the end the
race lay entirely between her and Molacchi,
neither Wanderer nor Conductor being able to
keep near them. Morlacchi was about length
In front of Madame Dudley for two miles
and three-quarters, but when the latter made
her last effort for the lead Morlacchi came
away from her and won the by three lengths.
Conductor stopped on the third mile on the upper
turn and was dstanced. Wanderer was beaten
seventy-fve yards. Time OF the heat, 5:l4aa.
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY-SECOND RAcE.-Club purse OF s. 900,
heats OF three miles, for all ages; ST. 500 to first
morse, $500 to second horse and 500 to the third
horse
ID. Swigert entered b. m Morlacchi 5 years
old, by Lexington, dam Banner. ........1
M. II. Sanford entered b. T. Madame Dudley
years Old, by Lexington, dam Britannia
~. :........- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. z
Rice Mccormick entered en-. c. Wanderer,
years old, by Lexington. dam Coral, by
'.noai. .............. q D
w. R. Babcock, entered b. H. Conductor,
years Old, by Australian, dam Nettie Wiley. % dis.
Bacon Holland entered b. N. Nasne Doug
las, years old, by Rogers, dam by Wag-
ner. ....................... dis.
a. G. Franklin entered Oh. m. Glenrose,
years old, by Lexington, dam Sally Lewis. dis.
IL. Harrison entered gr. e. Tom Corbett,
years OLD, by Lightning, dam by Knight of
st. George ........................ dis.
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NAVAL sronEsThe market for spirits urpentine con,
tnued active and firm The sale; were isows -
dock a. &c is SSs from yard at S1ss and y Pbs
% a. fsp a1e % hsa ss d
100 bbls No AZ 50 90 Tar remained dull and unchanged
PnTRoLEUa.-fhe market for refined on Change to-day
Su r =" Crude IN BULK
at S apatha o was also quiet but held With consider hd
SHADE gSer Case oil was INACTIVE @ but Steady n az
zc a. the the Greek the market was trh e Gner or
upper and So s5 the lower road The Philade phia
livery We hear OF sales OF ~ bb high test rprompt
Provisions -ReceiptsPork, 1877 bills; beef 80 pack
ages cut meats packages; lard 085 bbls and terces
showed no further change IN price We hear Of sales Of
sS s1 O. IS for g 81
and sls & for new Bacon G was held firmly with but
q boxes short rs and 100 boxes long clear
4 d hogs s 5o aS and
%aned inactive Sat steady With" he range Of
PRIME s ns ss s erses and % % nas les
s2s 81 cut meats were quiet but rm 50 tisress
sr &C. do hams oc e pckaa huae
&c. sac. hams SIG i0c do, bellies, &c. Ike. for
steady, but the demand light We hear Of sales Of 200
Al % Tor ast Evening" al @
LOO tierces today at 56c., 500 tierces for June at
with sales Of 100 ticrces az &c. q oISc,
was fair request and firm We hear OF sales Of 100 bags
Patna 7sc 7c and 800 bags Rangoon at SIC 7lc
sUGAR.-The inquiry for continued moderate but
prices showed particular change We hear Of sales OF
$50 hhds of refining NJ Sac $40 hhds ana ~ boxes ue
scrption not given, on private terms Refined con
tnued in moderate demand and steady a. we
fair to good fair refining, &c sSc; good good
prime refining, SIC. sac; falr 10 Eoou
grocery, &C. 9l,c.; prime to choice grocery, y16c
d 9]Ac; centrifugal, hhds. aud boxes, &C. !; sNc;
molasses hhds. and boxes, 7i4c. ssc.i meado, &c
66c Havana-Boxes, Dutch standard, Nos I tog &c
SEC. do 10 to r. SEC g3Sc do, Is 70 10 gc lOi
do to IS IOiac. &C.. do 10 to ~, lac. NE; do.
white, lie l2c Porto Rco-common 10 prime refining,
Sc SIC fair choice grocery, &C. 1Oc. Brazil-Duch
standard, Nos stol2 Esc. agc Java-Dutch standard,
Nos IL to ~ SIZE g1sc Neutrality-suspicious. and extra
perior 7sc Sac. New DEMONSTRATING grades, Tie a
SIZE grocery do, &c. a lOc. -
TALLow arm, but inacrye sales 1000 bbs country
al Sic. a &c. for good prime city quoted at ga
WIifsKry.-Recepts, COS bbs The market nc
tive and shade frmer sales 400 bbs at Ssac., closing
I'm
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TIE CITY BANK STOCKS
The following were the bids for the city bank
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