davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-20

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IN Sealed proposals for Clearing and Grubbing and
Graduation and Masonry upon the Nashua and Rochester
ccivcd TIL Friday May 81 1874 at ~ O'Clock NJ at the OF
nee of the President OF the Company +; II. Kinnicu
dressed and endorsed Proposals for Graduation and
ON and after May 15 1872 the plans profile and spccn-
cations may be seen and further information obtained at
the Office Of the engineer Of the company in the telegraph
building at Nashua, N. H.
The directors the right to reject and all bids
BY order of the directors G. q. DAVIS,
Engineer Nashua and Roche stcr Railroad.
n MAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-20

CADEMY OF MI SIC :,
n The ladies and gentlemen who kindly volunteered
for Mr. ZIMMERMAN'S BENEFIT are respectfully noti.
ned that tho REHEARSAL Is called at the ACADEMY
TO-DAY (MONDAY), MAY 20, at II O'CLOCK.
L. j. VINCENT, Stage Manager. :
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
Y...'.'..'..... SECOND RnARp--l p. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, July 17-P. NJ.

The stock market to-day is like unto that of yesterday
only more So The transactions at the Board come nearer
10 a minus quantity than any day. when 1t has been
open within our recollection, yet prices far as there
are quotations indicate them, remain firm. OF course
there are very brokers remaining in the street these
sweterng days All the business that has been done on
any day durng the past four weeks could have been
easily transacted in two hours and such will be
probably condition Of affairs at the Board for at least
four weeks 10 come. Then why not have shorter
sessions Why not open at IL or II o'clock and
close at . 3, and thus give the brokers and
their clerks an opportunity TO betake themselves
TO the shades OF the country, where the cooler
OF less hot nights invite refreshing sleep
The market opened with Erie the feature sales hay
ing been made at 53l i05305s before the first call
followed by decline 10 52i from which point there
only slight recovery made. During the afternoon
Wabash galvanized into ACTIVITY some large blocks
changing hands at 7s075I In the remainder OF the list
the business about equally distributed the changes
in price having been confined within limit Of TO per
cent. Miscellaneous and Express stocks without
feature. Among investments New Jersey Central sold
at lO7 aO7l Delaware Lackawanna and Weston "a small
ot) 1O5. Harlem ll4 and Illinois Central at 1885, the
latter being sale of only 80 shares. The following table
shows the opening highest lowest and closing prices Of
prominent stocks sold to-day:
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
ST.. JOSEPH AND Denver CITY RAILROAD
COMPANY'5

FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs
are being absorbed by an increasing demand for
them
Besides being the obligation of a wealthy corpora
ton composed of men of experience and high-toned
commercial integrity, they are secured by first
mortgage on the road, revenues, land grant, fran
chise and equipments, combined in one mortgage,
and are readily negotiable both in the markets of
this country and Europe
A liberal sinking fund provided in the mortgage
deed must advance the price upon the closing OF
the loan. Principal and interest payable in GOLD.
Interest at eight ~ per cent per annum, payable
semi-annually, free OF tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, $1,000 $500, and 500 Cou-
pons Registered.
Price 07l and accrued interest in currency, from
Feb. II, 1872.
Maps circulars documents, and information fur
nished.
Trustees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
Ncw-YOrk.
The diminished quantity of these Bonds for sale,
and the increased demand absorbing them, warrant
the belief they will be sought for at an advance
considerably above the present subscription price at
which they can now be had through the principal
Banks and Bankers throughout the country, and
from the undersigned, who unhesita!ngly recon-
mend them.
Tanner d Co.. Bankers, No. II Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.


JllT l7l:0 COnsol opened az s for money ana
United states FgeTweny bonds Io@ Sti
1868 old. G2l, 1915 9is TenForues, 3d.
FRANKFoRT Jly ia United states FlveIVeny bonl oehed
AZ 80 for the issue Of 1902
tvEKPOo July Tl0:30 m-Coon opened quiet and steady
M.ddliug Cpands. lOl0lo,d.; Mdilng Orleans. ll6It@
LoNpoS July l-l;@ m-Unted States Fye'I~eny oonds'
1907, ylt
LryEsPoo July l7-3O mCO,ton Is quet and steady Bacon
2e g peT ext for Cumberland Cut. TaloF 49, per
LoNDoN July Ill 30 mSugar 70 per c~t for No. u Dutch
LoNpos july Us r. closed ea for and 9i
g2 fr the account United FyeTweny bonds 1925 s 1865
od. glI; l86Ts 9,,; Ten Forties, 59s
PARIS, July lT-Rentes, 54E &c. .
yTEpoo Julg Us D. closed quiet and steady; the
sales day been 90 bales including 30J for export and
speculation. .-..... - ,or-.-, e.-, y,
o s;Ot o., ~,
liverpool Juy 7-EyenrgBacon, 32s per ew for Short Rib
Midllg. 49,
LoSpoS July l7-Eyening.Linsee OIL QR3i 10 per tan
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
Coleman Eenedicl's eloslng qnolatIons were:

The sales Of gold today have been at 1145 ana ll4i
principally at the latter figure, though at time
there any especial prominence accorded to this market
In the afternoon transaction occurred at lI2 There
were 10 new in force for the well Sustained
prices to-day beyond those already given Holders Of
gold paid 3t ana per to have their balances
carried. The Treasury viii sell a million gold tomorrow
TIE disbursements of coin interest amounted to S1OO
and the redemption Of called bonds $1,000 The specie
export, today, amounted 10 $4,000. The steamer
took out $lSsc3Os in silver in transit The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows:
gold cleared s3GGe5 600; gold balances S2s7M5; cur
rency balances. $35Ci,75l. The following were the
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18

Medium Feel and 10 r or No Feed slg0bn RYE Feed
GRAS-hs sspp, Wheat light and holder. f The he ds%1ni
: Moderate 'ea o' sTnSsG G Hp,s s1o M % W S@ . rngss al
The eloe The se, sre Y % 5an m y ~ sr M 5I No wse
new. aaoa 81 Is Amber STATE IN soe 81 . 70, Am3ef , &
sr,hi n a S aS ,lS 9I . s Of S so at 81 for canda ard 81
e, S,9 g o S S, % S t n1 ssd sSS vi %b s f s' ERE Sl at
te as White l5ai3e hs latter io5 nsy lot s 9I ' ~,
tie absence Of e t lower the demand ebely to on
ss,Is s I st ' 5s 7 0 %ess %9 aId R'd S % closing %
"eiefn Whie a. l.a'ci "ea & is le . .eaS, 70 o, A. Al Is
fe sppiag - 'Od 81 20 for Retail o,s S@5l o3 foI sa,
81 loas 20 for Long Rye s54s Tor SHORE do and 'o"'e %
MOIAssEs-Forn grades still dali and neglected and We do
rot hear OF any transactions tOday In NeSOAH' we note - oo "
NAVAL sroRgs-sps decidedly frner oving % an advance
today short q their eEgestei i,rso' s1es soS S &
On board eoag nt4c for mereaAntae ka &
ya' dull and easier g & gT s5aoee & ss'as & & d a. So 6ae
grades steady In Tar notice sales Of 20 eel S ~ 1 ID
& and Cannon 5o and s. IS Tor Good to Choice on
PRovIIoys-The Pok market dull and uaselc The trade are
9eIs's ss 81 sas a Ss M; n fI s Fs'5, 3,
for Cari for future delivery Pothas doing Beef a N ii
ss%,g5 p1d Bgs ..: are sS 'S' of ESa Ms.s r
Beef i dG % 'o n9. al I B %s.s an' Cat Are Ms. e quiet sa!
edy % bids Western can,sei at IA Ite and s.d 80 G
S3slTa' tendency sass & 81 no o01e p a. s Diesel Hogs
du eco bbs and o at &C. for C 976dc or Far 70
Prime Steam; for future delivery the demand r sales OF @ ~
at97-l6d9ie for july and DC for August -
BUIERThe demand has been only limited prices are weak hhu "
Irregular We quote; - a,
Orange Co. Cream Estate welsh hne ''''''tf ~
err DaIs........23 STATE, common fa....B az
STATE b,s common TO fair ~ as Wen Gkns Yeog...3 00
State hafubg Western common TO falO dl9
State frkins prime yelow.25 an Grease Butter "a et
There continued active demand, and plces
are am; Of fancy HE We quote
Special Fancy Factory..- all Heated Parcels.
Prime l0i Ohio and Private Dares a. 10
BEANSMedum Beans are in active demand ami wanted " 70
bush ,
PETROLEUM-The market for Crude fairly active and with Al
advance the Creek fm; sales Ob Ob the spot Pie ard LOO
bb August l2i On the and lower Greeks SJ 90 was
quoted eaerj The small supply Of vessels stu checks
erpo Pc the For Philadelphia de-
livery quoted 2 the pot heard Of no traLsac
RICE-Tbere generally fair inquiry and prices held hrny WITH
considerable condolences sales, 200 bags Rangoon at alt 10 oas'
Paua a 7id3c.; 50 tcs. Carolina at 81 09lc
sUGARsRavs fairly active at unchanged prices but t9e market
steady; fair 20 g00i Refining 6td8c ae O mas
at asa 6Gll for CeunugaL Reaaed fair request
nd steady a former prices. ,,.o.-
STEARIS-The market with fair demand sales Of leo tes
TO arrive, at l0tc ..... -.
TAOW steady and good demand sales Of los 900 10 at stc for
Comm ni ~ 5-lOc. Prime 10 Choice.
WHISKY in moderate request AMI edy sales OF lo bos al s.c
and 70 bbls old at 9Jc-
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

"WEDNESDAY Juy l-BEEvEs-Avs to-day cars az Comnnni'
butchers There no trade 70 note Dee Ia1
fair sale In the dead meat markets
CALvEsThee plenty and many those which dd g IN o
yeas selling At 9d9ci lot Of 81 head III @ at ss q OF
100 n VI 276 10 9 and buttermlks 200 10 at sc
SHEEP LAsBiher 059 yesterday have 25t today W.;
each at Potyegbh and Fortethss cars at
Washington Market Prices remain MONDAY w
Sheep 6c lg7 do s6 n, 6ic SO do, lg ~ 7 %
Kentucky coarse Sic; lO Ohio. IS n &c; l6 Kentucky
Lambs 90 b. IOc a Do O. n He 5l Canada Do "a 10 oie
state H. tIc Jersey - n. lie. and ~ do 81 ~ s
HoGs-Wih Yesterday aud 759 to-day IS at Comuni-
paw IL st. market rucs stronger dressed selling
fgg4
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18

Holders OF South Carolina bonds will do well to bear
in mind that Thursday, at u o'clock, is the time ap-
pointed for the meeting at Messr Drake Brothers, No
SC Broadway, and No 10 Newst. 1t clearly devel-
oped at the last meeting that the people OF South Caro-
lima duly taxed for the interest on the States debt
but that the money is squandered By dishonest officials
There to be hope for bondhoders outside of the
measures proposed by the gentlemen engaged in tho
movement inaugurated by the Messrs Drake Brothers
Only single sale OF Merchants Bank shares was re-
nnrfed lG. The nominal Xed
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
RECEIPTS OF PRODNCE.

Per North Rirtr Vsss'ts Railroads .,
-8 Ashes pigs BeeSwI 6l9 bales Cotton, l3I bb
cakes 500 bbs Eggs 85i3 bhs Flour 40 Dds
Meal Meal 10 3O hush Wheat 6350 BUSH Corn 60 bnsh
Oats bush Malt bales HOPS Ji bales Hides @ bundles Hide
69g Leather rs bales Moss 205 bb Spirits Tpeuuue Is
bb pkg Cut Meats 3 pkg Butter POS Pkg Chees
10 pkg lJ Pork IA bags Peanuts
100 kegs Lard IA bdis skins 5l1 Npr
30 pkes Star % pkg Tobacco 94 hhdA Tobacco, 20s ht CO.
Tea, $50 bales wool as bts. Whisky.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18

There is steady demand for railroad bonds. and deal
ines in them quite large, the new loans coming IN
for good share OF public favor The Pacific mortgages
strong Centras, which sold at 1929 9102l the
Unions having sold at sa9Oi for Firss sE0s2 for Land
Grants and s7sds7i for Incomes. The following were
~
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18

In Southern State bonds, there was a rather better
business In Tennessees, which 7Il and 7fa7Ii
the old and issues, respectively. The dealings in
the remainder the list almost nominal and hcre
was hardly any change in prices The following
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
New l)ublltnilons.
4 UGUST MAGAZINES.
-rIIr ArI.ANTIC MONTHLY.

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
CoxrENr-Septuu Fton leoncuen ey kahins iiw,hornei
Au rowbddgc Why S ~ the Aa
hama was rot tried part II by John A. Boesi kyernonh ko
nance r. b Aduchi Atst Irtu y " NeIl lhntteI
Jearron 6oero Of Vna james Portion Maeuerte Poem
hv Marr r. C. W,eh; Comedy OF TrIos Part VIII By James
DeN. Jerr an Me Poem Hiram Rich; Mistress Caandra
Lppueots CouI,shp by X T. II Triumph Of Onler Poem by
b TIav. Onakcr Woman Mrs J L. Hslowc, The Poet the
Bra,rae R 1T YIIL Oliver Wendell Hoimesi Recent Lit
eTatule, Art: TlC stage, Scleaoe PoAues
OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
Cox7rxrs-A Himself Part WILL by T. TIoWbhdg
Cro aud Aeatots by llaNey Wider; Tie Wonder Land under
e sea by IT, a Fs Luck by Nora Per aud other
interesting Gguce with abundant HctaIe Refuses Euguas Core
spoudcuoe, etc
r5- For sale hv an Booksellers and NcwSitalers.
JAMES r. OS6ooD 4 Co.. Publishers, Boston.
DUTTON Co. Ne. 7l3 Broadway SewYok Special Agents
Cor J. r. A o. = Public lti1ns
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
pEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.-An illus

DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.-An Illus
ti eoa f2i cdiDl. byP Z. q4nn, PTTca H@icE.ilrt
successful 0ser Of fcaf Tor nlIse Tie sncci h
amply Borla.hf tfes1 i t8e ioe5Ig heads Varieties. A.
pei Prei of he Foil. istaBe A1r' secng Trees Dss
tld stn1ts Tgc o Planting, Flaming Digging Trees fIna TIE
SurseIy sW ali Pleag Y.rs1e % Pant FTls Orchard kee0rd
TIN W0r Wi 4 ie1nI complete Pgeicl Manual ~ The Pear
kfh Plse SL Seat free b. mai % Tte Y si Iee Aeares
THs TRIBUNE Esx YeIk
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
Foreign Exchange has been very dull with a rather

Tue cXtra mails Tor Europe t0mOrOw, per steamship
Yanda.a. Will close at 1880 m the Merchants Ex-
change, Nos. 80 and 81 Pinest.
The money market has been abundaItly supplied with
business above aper cent the range being and
81 prime business rates the basis OF 10 per
cent The offerings OF bonds the Treasury for the
Sinking Fuud Amounted TO s2,7755jO at lLSO TO lll7o
OF these 100000 were accepted at L3o to IlL42 de
tails Of which are given below:
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
nrFyAIO LIVE STOCK MARKsr-Jrtr II.

CArTLz-Rec pts ty 55 bea, mlsng the total supply or 70
wees heal against 8J3 bai The ame nme si week h1fsss
lively this II ~ last veek nn get
Of good quality several PRIME
% OF Kentucky ard lD1ai changing han toe Attendance sa g
about l.500 head disposed Of; saes, 70 heeh
0o steers, from I2JS l4a9 a. 80 R,@f6 60;
81 Kentucky steers 9 Las n, al 20 Dtb %
22 MiSor steers, ranging from 55 1873 10 az 81 lGto 0j
80 Miss0ur ayeriNag M b. IS -; 264 Illinois steer,
from LIZA To 1889 D. 200 &c Ok % lndna do
aging 255 10 3 ~ Indiana do ayerlng 5 n a. ~ 81.
LAaBsecsps today, Di head maksg tie total
supp for The 9Oi head Market opened strong and
at 80 for Canada lambs sadg a. S31+3 % Tor
Canada sleeps slightly mpoyd Ween sheep a. *fGt3 20
ole superior lot bringing 20 ZJ
Iog-Recpts Making the surpy for The week thus
1900 ~ zJ0 ~ G sight advance 90 yeser
bat ie inquiry Sales ia beai
Illinois averig1g lB 81 45 66 do averaging - n, 81
81 So 65 ONO, ayerag ng 1913 ID, at 81 23
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18

PrtADzLPH, Jag II Cotton qle,; Hidhag,. 2h
RAvASNAH July i7Co0B doll hfdlrgL Zlsc, ret re,fpts,
baesi sales 10 bales stock, 7Dl bales
GALvEsToy July l7-Co,on norins Goof Ordinary 2l net
receipts, bales 40 bales sale bale ocf,
42J bales
WHNix0rOy Jny I7Coton quiet AMI nomnA Nidobrgs AcE
receipts, To balos; stock 10 bales
NOUNS July 7Coon jail nomnsl stock SO bales.
LOUISVILLE. Jaly ll.CotOn dbl nominal MpihHg. lJe.
LoUrs. Jay dun rnehangef hddhogs ~ H2ie.
CHAKLEsros July ICotion dali and nomna Adi4ng Aie,
net receipts q stock. 1854 bales.
NEVORtE EAys Jay 1tOton qneii hhaltg, I@tHk4ei nst
30 baj gross receipts, ~ bassi sales 10 baess roef
I3JJf bales
gEuPnls Jaly eemandi o@erb' Hgh
M.liIngE kJic net receipts. y balns ..
BarIuoRf i7-Cotion Milling 23ic r'cefs .
bales sales Is bales evening 5 basi soeE
lll0 bales.
NoRYoLK JulY l7Coton duf low Mffngs 22lc ret "oep
80 bsies; eHportsoo1Eisr 100 bales; stock 40 bass
ArGasrA Jy l7Coton frn bat uDchnz5i Addhng', Zd.e
net receipts ~ baies sales, h0 bales
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18

Government bonds have been fllrn and in the new
is5 active. with sales at lis. The lsC7s were strongly
maintained az ll55 Flsk Hatch report as follows at
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18

The Rutgers Fire Insurance Company has declared
semannual dividend of per cent, and an extra div
dend OF per cent, both payable Aug. l.
The philadelphia stock market is irregular. Pennsyl
vania 6s lO7; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad "a; Read
ing Railroad 5sA Pennsylvania Railroad, 53i Gold ia.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
Glusical Instruments


A DNERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWS
OFFICES Nos 81 West Ttry-eoonl-s 3s Woit Tvely third
It, ~ 20 9 3. m.. regular ohce Rates.
CHURCH PIPE ORGANS.-W. II. DAVIS &
- son No 1Dorun-. finished aai for ss
uas two oct pedals n tops two Of Y stop relts Terms
DIAN0S-S0 Secondhand PIANOS, of various
thorough order for SALE al l0g pltes CHECKER
ING SONS, No. u Eat IOuTieens between Bgo-dsly and
Fih-4vc.
GMITHs AMERICAN ORGANS are now ex-
- c1svty c. LiGHrE manufacturer ft.
olsss PIASO-FORTEs 1lI BRoOME-Sr between Croty tld
Elns Keg.York Cv Wholesale retail and psallmenis.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18
tTIIE ELEMENTS OF AGRICrLTuKE.

III L,l-l.LnItsN . Vt u AOnIC ~ UhE' -,
tls o. .n.T The Genital flk New Autlor of rlB.ng
Prot, Dann for sab" second edition carefully
TIE IA4NI IME kOib. MANI iEES. MECHANICAL CULT
VArlOs. ANALYSIS
The gr0rg gecs ~ discussed IA paI and simple
The aI aIL. d uHy un.crtaud
D. Successful practical J4rAr AID s iul ol
lli,Fnsi.04 g..l advice. and d doctrine.
Prce ~. Sci hy NAL post paid.
AAre.s 1HR TRIBUNE
Atg- orE
New-York tribune., 1872-07-18

HAST TENNESSEE.--THE KNOXVILLE
II WEEKLY CHROSiCLE 1917 will evtTy
ssrf r Jared sre rs n Climate Soil Products Minerals
unsurpassed advantages Of East TenltSsee which
l SxisrauI the GOIth' These aHce prepared
eIrry the information OF IeTons looking
Sou o ioe Correspondents WI be carefully prepared
sHd o L general aonuosthe cheapest and mCt' 5en' M
FeT lsftAT
alr,ss PubitAsrs RULE HICKS KncIve Jeun.
The New York herald., 1872-09-16
SUDDEN DEATH IN A THEATRE

About ten O'Clock on Saturday night, during the
theatrical performance at the ThIrty-fourth Street
Theatre, Mr.. Jose villanueva, one OF the actors
was called ON the stage to dance, and so asuShtcd
was the audience with tho performance that Mr..
Vnanueva was recalled, and while on the stage
fell to The h0or, death ensuing shortly afterwards
ny permission OF Deputy Coroner Cushman, who
was applied 10 at his residence, 205 East Thirty
sixth street, the body was carried to the house OF
friend, ~ West Houston street, where Coroner
keenan, was notified to hold an inquest. Deceased
was Cuban, thirty-twO years OF age, and lived at
1xJ Orchard street, where he has left family He
ha6 enlargement Of the heart and other troubles
and the physician by whom vilanueva had been
attended. believes hs died froD paralysis Of the
heart.
The New York herald., 1872-09-16
DOMESTIC MARKETS,

, GALVESTON, Sept. II, 1872.
l6c Net receipts ss2 bales Exports coastwse, 2o5S
Cotton unsettled ordinary and good ordinary no mar
Sss ss ressips ssip M bale FSss IExpor
from net to cancel error made yesterday.
low m'ddngs is'4c ;midainss isilc. Netfeceipt 5
Cotton rresuar low ordinary 7c IswP IssP mdas. ID
S pGfs IS Sales eIo o'essss s1es ss1 bales E1
CHARLESTON, Sept H. 1872
e & Su'e o% Sra%aar .S' & &ic & good oTSaniasy
s%c Net receipts iUl bales Exports coastwsc, iss
Tobacco arm and strong; sales light ''P' - '''A
Spirits 4 arpsans a%IS s'is Foii 's quiet
for extra pale 50 Tor low pale, s. % or pale, 81 w-
uSs % s. o % r. Ta si2s T r st
Lake importsT;Flogr, # sias bill. wheat 1857
Esrsy nsi' So so Sass e9 Iya bushels % SSa Ss
%;ss ~ sar!sy S@,,''sj III
q; bakers ss ss 5o amber $500 a 81 q; wte 81
assa STs@tSf .ei. sS s'ssa @
Ops quiet new Toledo held at 3Jc Sc Oicr articles
50 rsrr s"Gy fs' 20 @ o a e S .o 3
double extra Wheat steady; sales iypV bushels No. .
81 Sfssr q @ sS su Ss's % ks.ss" % c.
Barley quiet Corn meal 81 50 Tor boed aud 81 80 for
$50. mddlings, e2 per ton. Ilishwines 9osc. Canal
ire!gts-7Wheai, SEC corn, 7c 10 New YORK; ninber
81 10 the Hudson So 10 New York Railroad frcighs--
Flour to Boston. 6c 70 New York SOC. 10 Albany &c.
26StJ feet lumber Shipments by canai-e5U bushels
wheat, 500 do corn. i279,Ow feet lumber.
Flour steady. Wheat In fair demand and lower Tor
cash No 2spring, 81 25 dun and market unsettled Tor
lnure deliveries; closed sellers 81 k for September
q EA for October; No. Spring. 81 SO, No do 81 iA
Corn du and levers No mxcd &c. lid for regular,
The New York herald., 1872-09-16
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Gensral'y Quiet and Irregular |;
Receipts mt the Ports, 4,155 Bales-
Flour Firm-Wheat Irregular, Spring
Easier and Winter FIrmer-Corn Fsrmer r
Oats sfcndy-Spirits Turpeustne
Firmer-ROsin Easicr-CoFee Dull
Sugar Aetivc-Pork Firmer-Laxd
stcady-Whfsl<cy Higher.
SATURDAY, Sept 15-6P M
nominal for all descriptions. There was little or no
disposition shown to do business We quote -
BIO. ordinary cargoes, Ike l5c. fair do, I5,Sc
iec good do, N,<c l6slc.; prime do, l74c. I7c
gold. per lb, Wdays, Maracabo lC1Sc. 1sc Laguayra
l7hc ls,sc., st. Domingo. in bond llc. Java, l9c
20c, gold
CorroS. THE demand for spet cotton continued light
The New York herald., 1872-09-16
tho psos are net erroneous. very naturally the.

price Of a...
t GOVERNMENT BONDS
improved WITH the easier working OF the money
market, ap qu0tatiers at the close were the best
OF the Week. With the conclusion Of the arbitra-
tlon p. Oceedings at Geneva we ore hkely afso to
have steadicr II not hrmer market in London.
Tire was a more active trade in
n t RAILROAD BONDS,
hut mostly at concession In prices the reason OF
which Is not readily given. The business ran
chiefly upen tho Union Paci1cs, Central Pacifca
Fort WayAes, c., G. and ]. G., St. Pauls, Boston,
Hartford and Eries, Lake Shores and Norris and
Essex. In the State bonds the chief features were
the tive classes OF new South Caroinas, which were
strong and active, but fell or later in the week.
The proposed novel closing out Of the six per
cent gold loan OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road will be a feature OF business tomorrow. Pro-
posas for the bonds will be received up to night
fall on Monday aud opened on Tuesday at the
regular meeting Of the Board OF Directors
LATEST PRICES or GOVERNMENTS.
The following were the closing quotations for
government bonds:-Uuited States currency Skies,
ll2H 1929; do. do, 1881, registered, 13X l13'4
do. do. do, coupon, ll6X 1l6x; do. fve-twentics,
registered May and November 1l3,s ia; do DO,
1862 coupon, do, 11s ia: do DO, 1854, do do,
113x ia; do. do, 1865, do. do, 1lAh 1149s; do
do, 1867 registered. January and July, 1l2A 11S;
do. do 1865, coupon, dO 112x 112X do. do 1867,
DO. do 1131s 1884; do do, 1865, do. do, 113H
l133s; do. ten-forties, registered, lo7A l07%; |;
do. do, coupon, 1o7A l07zs; do. fves Of 1881,
registered, 11ox 110A do. do. DO, coupon, ITO y
110zi.
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
The extreme fluctuations daily in the course Of
The New York herald., 1872-09-16
sTOCkS ON SATURDAY.
The following table shows the highest and lov

The following were the prevailing quotations
when the board adjourned at three O'Clock p NJ -
Western Union Telegraph, 71JS 7lk; Quicksilver
preferred, 55k 65is; Pacific MAIL 7la 71L;
New York Central, 9o's s91s; Erie, 51J4 515s;
Lake Shore, saJs q s91l; Union Pacific 3slI 3sk,
Northwestern, 7aH 1871; Rock Island, 11o,6
lloh; 81. PaSl, 5511 q 5516; st. Paul preferred
7524 76; Wabash, 72 70; Boston, Hartford and
Erie, 7H "a; Chicago, Columbus anc Indiana
Central, 37S a 37aI
The New York herald., 1872-09-16

TIE STOCK TELEGRAPH.
At the annual meeting OF the Gold and Stock
Telegraph Company, held at the onice OF the COM
pany 81 Broadway, the following gentlemen were
elected directors for the ensuing year:-Tracy r.
Edison, William Orton, Horace F. Clark, Joseph NJ
Cook, Marshall Lenerts, James II. Banker Alonzo
b. Cornell. At a subsequent meeting Of the direc-
tors Marshall Lererts was elected President
Joseph M. Cook Vice President, and Norman C.
Miller Secretary and Treasurer.
STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
The following table shnxs the hinheat and ioxroa4