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Beef SOLD IN nall c st prs!qss prices Quoted s 81
SiS O5 . %s Sae 81 t s ~ % Or
hams remained quiet and STEADY 81 from 81 ia Out GS
1eS ell sS
DO shoulder: sc s d. Ssiis: T. az c s 81
sSIssd :Io.idsrs So sss LsESSM;tSs market ior
s August a. S wss
Rio. Was good demand a f pSces Sales % erces
sn lie sss, rcsas & e s sess
'fGs IS n.s.d remained que. and
Ss Js5s
Indian. and aissigan s'a iOc IO'c for Slate limo
syc.s-ihem market FOR raw was quiet but exhibited no
- hhds rsnnSs 5uSss chlsSy q ssc sssc Rsdnsa
s s q @ s hsES I'd . .ssd sl
sc' good g prime ssc; s9 grocery fair 70 good
nc sac melado. &c aGslc. Havsna-Boxes, Dutch
A.; T;o.S ss; iSss d. 70 q IS!se' 49,
Refining, common to prime Sc. SIC. grocery, fair to
choice DC lOc. Brazii-Dutch standard Nos. 70 IL
49, Jaya-Dutch standard, Nos 10 to Y, &c. sSc.
o.kentucky has been In fair dersand both for
export ana home consumption Other descriptions have
also been IN moderate request at former prices The sales
NC 800 do new crop STATE lc. l6c 200 do DO Penn
yivania on private terms; 800 do do. Ohio 10c. 5c
~ Do 3, dS ConnestcIt se sc tor seconds and no.
TALLgw continued In fair demand and frm Sales of
'no0 lbs western AZ Sc primo city quoted at 9kc
su rsr sss. M b ~ the srhS was Jst
Wtzc. at the close.
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THE FERRYBOATs.
Visit or Inspector General Nimmo, OF the
Treasury Departmcnt-Thc Ferry Com
panics to be Ovcrhaulcd.

Visit or Inspector General Nimmo, of the
Treasury Departmcnt-Thc Ferry Com
panics to be Ovcrhaulcd.
No grander field OF investigation, nor one fraught
with greater interest to the community, has ever
expanded itself to the vision Of public officer than
that alorded to Inspector General Nimmo, Of the
United States Treasury Department, who arrived in
this CITY Yesterday on tour OF inspection Of the
local Bureau OF Inspectors of Steam Boilers. His
sphere OF jurisdiction extends chiefly to the port
OF New York. and this range gives him especial
c0gnizance OF the condition OF ferryboats.
New Works terrible experience in the Wcst1eld
disaster OF only short year ago is enough to I'M
press upon the mind OF the public the great impor
lance OF this branch of inspection; and the ferry
boats-thosc ovcrstrained vehicles OF metropolitan
travel-will be amply and thoroughly overhauled
by Inspector General Nimmo before his return to
Washington. The federal laws OF steamboat Inspec-
ton nave made ample provision ior almost every
danger arising from steam navigation, but false
security and the greed of the owners have made
severe administration of these laws almost an Inn
possibility. Great negligence on the part OF the
Brooklyn Ferry Company and in fact all the ferries
between the metropolis and the suburbs has been
charged from time to time, and OF these the In
spectOr General Will take especial notice. Perhaps
1850 people doing business in New York reside in
Brooklyn, and the rush from six O'Clock to nine
O'Clock A. M. and from four O'Clock to seven
O'Clock p M. far exceeds the limits set down by
law, although the accommodation at other
times during the day Is ample. The law Is
hence at fault in requiring all such fcrryboats to be
equipped as passenger steamers, according TO the
average number OF passengers carried during a
days trip. The average would hardly reach one
tween the hours above mentioned, and leaves all
over that number practically unproyided for In
case of accident.
Mr.. Nimmos visit VIII extend over a period of
probably ten days. and If properly utilized his stay
will prove OF inestmable benefit to the people as
a guarantee OF the comparative security oil their
lives.
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SUPREME Coynr-caanlsas.
Decisions.

BY Judge Barrett.
Reed va. Enfield Manufacturing COmpany.-MO.
ton denied
Lester vs.. Union Manufacturing Company.-Oaso
and amendments settled.
J0han vs.. Decentralization to vacate attachment
granted
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company vs. Funk
Motion denied.
Human vs.. Bovine ct al.--Case and amendments,
settled. All the amendments allowed In accordance
with the stenOgrapher's notes.
0ckershauscn Vs. Bentey.--Case and amendments
settled
Pogue ct al. VS.. Balch.-Motion denied without
costs.
Won BOskirck w. Won Boskirck.--Moton granted.
MarktOn Vs. Butler.-Case and amendments
settled.
Earnshaw vs.. COrlies.-The injunction order
sought to be dissolved has not been heard Of
Renberry W.. Furnjval.--Casa and amendments
and proposed findings settled, and exceptions al
lowed.
Bayne vs. Hopkins.--Motion granted.
Levy VIZ. May ct al.-Case and amendments set
tied; third and sixth amendments allowed; nth,
seventh, eighth ana eleventh dsa0wed.
Wilson W.. Lesters.--'The party proposing tue case
has neglected to comply with the latter part OF new
rule 81.
by Judge Pratt.
Fischer W.. Decentralization granted.
Nichols Va. Hunt.-MOtiOn denied; no costs.
RunyOn ct al. vs. Drew.--M0tl0n denied. with SO
costs.
Holloway vs. Steppe.-Set down to be heard
percmptOrily on the 18th Inst.
Punnell Va. Sell CT al.-Motion denied, without
costs.
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STOCKS DULL AND STRONG.
The stock market was duh but with, on the whole.
decided increase In the volume ofbusness and an
effort at activity which amounted to something
when contrasted with the utter stagnstlon earlier
In the week. All this was due to long and strong
pull on the part OF the stay athome club Of spccu
lators who have been quite successful In sort OF
GUERILLA OPERATION
in the stock market pending the absence Of the
clique leaders and professionals. The latest dash
OF these parties has been in Pacific MAIL which they
advanced two per cent to-day, viz, to 7St<. They
have in the same manner taken short and successful
"hyers" in Wabash, Central, Ohios, Lake Shore and
Northwest staying in long enough to bag one or
two per cent profit and then boiling away TO some
thing else. Where they will next appear is as
much matter OF chance as were the coming and
going OF John Mosby and his
on the Virginia turnpikes. Their operations have
given the stay at home brokers a few more CON-
missions and impaired strong tone to the gene
raj market, st. Paul. Rock Island and Columbus
Cincinnati and Indiana Central being quite buoy
ant In tO-day's business. The diverse Of the pic
ture was occupied by Erie, which, on connected
return OF the weekly earnings showing o still
larger decrease than at first reported, went of to
5OyS, but rallied to 52, closing at the intermediate
price OF 51X.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Lospos Mossv Manssr.-Loseos, July i9-s % r. NJ
Consoi closed AT s Tor money aud 9 the account
American securities closed unchanged.
az ss '0'"'s-rAH' July '-r A-H'"'e' closed at
FaAssfosr BouRsk.-yRASgFonr, July ia. M-United
States nvetweny bonds opened ut s6a for the lsue
1861
LIvERrooL CorroS MAaGEr -IavERrooI, July Ia-i 20
r M-rhc market closed heavy; Miidling npiands
lDsd middng orleans, I0td. Us4d rhe sales OF the
day have been 500 bales Of which 400 bales were
taken Tor and export re shipments OF cot
have been 1000 bales The sales Of the week have been
6s.0U bales, VI which 400 taken export and
1000 on SPECULATION The stock In port $4,000 bales in
GLIDING Iyug American Tho receipts Of the week have
been Up bales including UD American. Actual ex-
port o bales The stock sioat Is e00 bales OF which
35,0O are Anne rican.
rRApK IN observation-disclosures. July io-s 10 Pm
The market yarns and fabrics Mt Mance 4 heavy
LIyERrooL BmrADsrurss MAnKkr-LIvnRrooi- July 10
30 II. M-fhe market IN heavy. Wheat, lis i0d ia
per GENITAL for California white and lis lis ~ Tor rcd
western spring Corn, 26s ID per quarter. Flour 27s
per bbl for Western canal The weather throughout
England today Is ar and the growing crops
The receip OF wheat nj this The three
have been 1900 quarters. including ,0D American.
LIVERPOOL Produces MAnkff-IsfvkRrooI. July lJ-5 T..
M.-TaIow, t2s. VI per cwL
Lospos PRopucE MARKrr-f.oSpox July tg-Even.
ing Common rosin ~ Oh. per cwL
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Assault on n Girl.
ToNBs POLICE COURT.
burglary ia the -. Nicholas Hotel-Out
ragcoas Abuse os Hospitaiity-rhat Al
Tened seducslou Cagr.

burglary lea the ~. Nicholas Hotel-Outs
ragcons Abuse of Hospitaiity-rhat Al
legged seduction Case.
Mr.. John Mcmahon. q guest ut the ST. Nicholas
Hotel. appeared M the romts Police Court yester-
day morning aud made complaint against George
williams a resident OF Toledo, OHIO. who il also
stopping Al the ~. Nicholas whom he charged with
having. the night previous. entered his room by
means Of skeleton KEYS aad robbed him OF pocket
took containing s.A susan Nicholas, a servant at
the hotel. testhei thai she saw Williams In the
room and him have the purse In his hand.
Judge bogaa committed Mr.. wiiliams ~ await trial
aauss of HOSPITALITY.
last Thursday nighi Ana Mckinley went 10 the
house OF Mr. John Collins % Mott street and begged
quest vita docful sto of sorrows AMI mislortunes
wmch ~. collins could not resist. She was
~, a,nshsa VIA gsd en- e,.,,'n,h n,, neea-
the famly retired. con- fisin< On ths morning Mr..
COllins good soul. soon discovered That his LOGGER
lad a,'eady ,aken her dspasInrc. toyether With
lcssiy eft M one 81 TIE drawers VI bureau In thu
room % which she had been consigned. Going
around he corner 20 neighoorlns groygcry, Mr..
Collins ound tnere hi- woman Of much sorrow''
on glorious drunk There was sian In her posses
si0n $50 81 tie 60. ne remainder having been
spent OF slyen away 70 the crowd ~ roushs
she was al once arrested ard taken hsssrc, Judge
Hosan. Who locked her up for trial.
The case Of valentne Matinee, the wealthy
Cuban. Who was charged with the seduction at ms
rooms al the ~. Dents Hotel oi the two young
girls. Netue and Lulu ulcns has been under cou.
-ideration BY Alderman Conan sxncc the arrest last
saturday. and was nnaly disrorei of dty or two
since BY the Alderman honoyahi, acquitlns the de-
fefpianL IL was shown ON Examination that tho
grls are aud have been ioy ong tliae past Magd,-
ton wa accomplished fong before Mr. Msrtlnes
ever saw them. AZ ne conclusion OF IN, case tue
ura we're sent 70 10 i'oass OF thc isVod shepherd
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these securities arc iaborins TO sur up an outside
interest and
CIRCULATION

SPECULATION
In them but % far with indncrent success. the du
ness OF the season being great obstacle 10 their
plans. The following we're tho closing prices:-
Tennessee, ex coupon. ~ -; DO. new. n "a;
Virginia, ex coupon, "a 80; do, registered stock.
DID, 50 q AZ; do. skies. consolidated bonds. 81 q
81; do. skies, deferred scrip. 1917 NJ; Georgia
sixes 70 a 70; do. sevens, SO %; North Carolina.
ex coupon, 80 a 3sk; do. to North Carolina Rail-
road. 4S 60; do. funding. ls6a % . 90; do. do.
1868, % 27; do, new. u %; do. special tar.
10 10; Missouri SKIES % s4x; do. Hannibal and
st. Joseph, Oh %; Louisiana SKIES. 60 %: do.
new. 40 So; d. evee skies, 90 6s; do. do. eights.
70 80; do. do. Fights, 1875 40 s.; Alabama nves.
90 IS; do. Fights. 50 50; South Carolina skies. 50
90; do, new, January and July. ~ sss DO. do.
August ana October. 20 o 81; Arkansas skies.
funded, 60 &c.
GOLD WEALTHY A 1llx.
The gold market was weak news connrmatory
Of the report that the Offering OF the new French
loan had been postponed. and on cable reports OF
steady market In London for United states bonds.
The opening price was 1l4H and the lowest price
OF the day 1l4iS the latter being reached on the
discovery that portion OF the specie packed for
tO-mOrrow's steamers had been withdrawn, leaving
only 100000 engaged TO 60, OF which sum only
100000 IL gold. The weeks export In likely there
FORE to be quite small In contrast to last week'A
and, with no larger shipment tomorrow than the
engagements OF this afternoon, win be only little
more than $2oO0,OOo, against g. 800 900 last week.
The Sub-Treasury paid 100000 on account OF In
tercst and $4,000 on account OF redeemed I've.
twenties. The course OF the market In shown In
tI,a taI
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FOR future delivery blasts miidnx Inc sales have
been as follows sales last evening alter three O'Clock
q liec 80 at age, 100 At "a sies september, so al
% isiec spss sys 100 z, No. sna &c October so
Der S sslss,, iS sIlsisi AsS bale: sales .,
to.nofrcwi August, isps,n ic,ss "a llss. isyai
aiiss io !. as'ss IS & rs =, Ky %s 3.
2ls sspsemssr, 90 g sls s1s,sgse. .'sl y isics
at @liiSc, go a. sos.e - q, 9 ll,lec. 40 a sls,e M
S 8 Sy IS a. ~ W.. I I. s;siss ~;
isRc loo 81 10 tidc, % al igite Xosemssr' a. a,
isSc 500 at isc. 100 a 10 llec. 90 :, Dseemser
grand total ao bales The receipt. a, ihs Psrs.
Savannah, =; Charleston. 81 Norfolk iss total,
US This day last week s,5; this day last year. Use
Rates on cotton foreign ports closed nonnsily
lSws-ro Liverpool " steam I'D by sail ssa a Sled
by sieam I'd, compre-scd; &c. sail TO Bremen by
steam. Ac gold, compressed; sal c. To Bsiuc ports
By sail .c. Va L.; gold To Mediterranean ports by
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T He COUR rs.
Interesting Proceedings in the New
York and Brooklyn Courts.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
A seaman's Hnbeas Corpus
Before Judge Blatchiord.

Bet0rc Judge Btntchf0fd.
Thomas w. Cox, seaman on board the receiving
ship Vermont was brought up on habcas corpus
before Judge Batchford, in the United States Dis
trict Court, yesterday, with view to obtaining his
discharge on the ground that he was drunk when
he enlisted.
The return to the writ showed that the enlistment
was regular. COx's lawyer did not traverse the
return, and as an Adjournment was refused he con-
sented to have the writ dismissed. Cox has wife
and two or three children who depend on him for
support and he claims to he able TO show by seve-
raj witnesses that he was intoxicated when he
enlisted.
Judge Blatchford said that II Cox enlisted when
drunk the enlistment was clearly void. The case
was then adjourned
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Seamcn DESERVING Danish Ship.
Michael Peterson, O. A. Parsmusser and Nicola O.
Jensen, seamen on board the Danish ship Sjolden.
were arrested yesterday by Deputy Marshal Crowley
on complaint OF the captain, who charges them with
DESERVING the ship soon after her arrival at this
port. They were taken before Commissioner Still
well, who held them to answer.
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The quotations. based on COTTON running quality
not more than half grade above below the grade
quoted
FLoyn AND GaAs .Receipts-Flour. s7es bbis wheat,
l26 bags oats, III gi bushels; rye, ssv do fhe
ket for hour dali. but prices were nomnaiiy the
1880 bbls Of which M bbs were southern, and ~,
bbls. superfine rye Corn meal In limited demand.
at former prices Sales @ bills Western yellow al 81
d, storc nndS q A crcd Xe nnnIc.
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COURT Of sEs.mas.
The ISIslaop Case.

Before Judge Moore and Associates.
Andrew H. Bishop, indicted AMI tried for an az.
sault, with intent % KILL on hi, wife, a. reported
Yesterday, was convicted OF an assault AMI bat
iery. Judge Moore rcmandci him until Tuesday
for sentence.
Assault on n Girl.
James Lacy plead guilty 20 an assault on a little
pirl The prisoner Ia nineteen years Old and suffer-
ing rromparfal bllnincss lie was lcctured and
sent % the Pcniteu,iaTy lor three months.
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supatms Cousr-s2sclal TERM.
The Anderson Poi.oning Case.

Before Judge Pratt.
Judge Pratt yesterday morning rendered dcci.
sion refusing 10 admit to bail Or. Lucus b. Irish and
Mrs.. Sarah Anderson, who are indicted and await
ing trial ON the charge of having poisoned Edward
q. Anderson. the husband OF Mrs. Anderson. The
case was reported IN Yesterdays HERALD. Judge
Pratt woF ted his decision "Baii refused"
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THE INTEREST ON THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Of the Syracuse aud Chcuanxo Valley Railroad. dus
August will b paid ct tho vtrg National hank. NEG
York. = H. u0WLET1, Treasurer.
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FINANCIAL.

,.,aE COUPONS or TuR BONDS or oRaRH.
county. Missouri maturing August l, viii BE- paid on
w. O. HORNBEAK. Cofnmissioner.
TO EXCHANGE FOR MERCHANDISE SUITABLE roR
Western markct-Second Mortgage OF e3coo. nina
months TO rum Jersey properly 20 minutes from New
York NEWMAN LEOPOLD, 10 Nassau street.
WANTED-$i3,oO ON FIRST MORTGAGE. FOR
" three or 1--WE years, Philadelphia brick House.
on Murray Hill; value $1,000 principals address Nd
BETTER SECURITY, Herald Office.
&CH 0OO TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT0A0R
~SO'VVO JACOB SHARPE, 50 Pine street.
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ERIE RAILWAY EARNINGS.

ERIE RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The following Is the official return OF estimated
weekly earnings OF the Erie Railway, commencing
April 4, 1872, compared with last year:-
1871 1872.
For the week ending July Is. S4d3097 S3o6611
Previously reported. ........ 4,532 701 6,1i3 223
Total earnings since April 1856. O55,s5s $3.50 SJ4
Decrease Tor the week.. CO tS6
Increase for fourteen weeks TO date. .4S39sa
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL
The Southern state bonds were no exception to
the general dulncss but prices ruled about steady.
The Tennessees were exceptionally weak on the
agitation, doubtless, OF some political matter
which has not as yet reached us, and underwent a
decline Of ak per cent. The new South Caro-
linas, on the other hand, were strong and mode
ratclg active at a small advance. The ''pooi" In
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES comnIssIoxsns' COURT.
n LIQUOR Dealer In TrOubI1
Before Commissioner WinslOw.

P.J. Fuchs, a German was charged with carry
ing on the business OF retail liquor dealer at No.
AT Henry street. without paying the special tax
required by law. The hearing was al. burned until
the oath inst
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SUPERIOR C9UaT-SpsCAL TERM.

Decisions.
by Judge Friedman.
Matthew BARTLETT va. The Fast Tennessee Zinc
COmpany.-MOtion denied with $40 Costs.
Alvah Beebe ct al. w. Solomon Ranger.-Case set
tied and ordered to be filed.
william Writ Hewitt vs. Edward A. Vanderh0f.-
Order granted
John y. Nichols ct al vs. william T.. Darrell ct
al.-Samc.
Henry J. Smith W.. James &. Tigh ct al--Same.
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CLOSING PRloRs-4 O'CLOCK RM


Ccssea In BETTER D~wssd. hut az Lower
Prsees-Reeespss ~ the Ports 3ys Bales
Fioss sseady-Wheat, Corn and Oats
isewer-Cenee Dwii-Fvesghss Strong
Pork and Lard Easser-Nesals GencraI-
~ Qsses-spivsts ruvpesst~s Decidedly
vsrmer-Whiskey higher.
Fsfpss Jsiy Darn
Asuxs-Recespsz Coz me past three days ~ paekages
The market remained quiet aud unchanged Pots quoted
81 ~ 70 - -. sns pearls are nominal
pulssss nsrxnAs--fhe market fer brick continued
moderately active II former prices We quote Garages
pale ~ -; Jersey. Ga o. 50, North River o. ~ vs.
Crcton GA eis and rhiad.iphis 'front.' from y~rd $40
. SsA flne rcuaiaed dsi and veal. but not qaoiaky
changed quoted FL 3 ior common ana u 70 for lump.
Cement rynhainet quit and unchangedi Rosendae
quoted al ~ 90 iaihs-The supply y snail and prices
CAHplss-fhe market remsiHod unbalanced and duh
The current prices sic NC too sIera AZ <c,
Coz paseut DO ~ -, fof sssaric ne ~ lor paraf
On, and lac ls*sc tof sdsmanne, according a. weight
C0fFxE-Ths markell remained inactlvo aud nominal
for all Descriptions We annex quotations follows
Ordinary cafFcea iere We taAr DO, ne. Use good
40, is;as LIZ Rr,ne ~ = ,sSs,; sd,s, per ~ |"
81 domingo, lie lava. isc Ss. GOLD. per N,
CorTos-rrsu ictons IN cotton the spot have been
liberal occas1hed by further decline In prices Of 80
per Id for future delivery there Ia businsss
consummated the msrset eioang Nc per m lower fhe
sales reported on Change sam ~ ~ foiew.:-
Export. ;......... ...,.A...... isg gn zL1
1f.I
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coMaoa rlFss-speclAL TERM.

Decisions.
BY Judge I,arremOre.
Mullins vs. Evall.--MOtiOn to dismiss appeal
granted.
Leach Vs. The Atlantic Mutual Insurance Com
pany.-Tntcrro2atores settled.
TIFFANY vs.. Martin.--M0ton granted.
Morse vs. Thompson. Motion that receiver pay
over to the defendant granted
Wills vs. Felds.-Ihere Is no authority to grant
this order.
LOrez w. Cufr.-Orier granted.
Weed vs.. Burt.-Motion denied, the costs to abide
event.
Collins vs. Stuart.-MOtion granted.
Schuyler Va Prindie.-Same.
Woodward W.. Ciark.-Slmc.
Richardson Va Kron ct at-Objection to taxa
ton sustained.
Moncrier vs. Levy, mp.eaded.--AppIicatlon de-
Med with COSTS
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The following table shows the highest and loves
prices OF the principle stocks during the day:
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Friday, July 19-1O:15 A. M.
$4,000 US $50 c65 n. nag $500 US $40, c, ST.. 1854
, ioD -, do :; ny lU0 do ... small hay
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FINANCIAL.


A rIt shlfa ssSIsss shSS NEW sowrar
= g; 4 cent per an
pEsoSsS s sEeS wy 81 81 Or h ssr2sk sT
HAREIsoN Hall, President
G. d. BAILEY. Treasurer
A MONEY TO LOAN oS BOND AND spRroAGE
1 TSom ipp'' 10 SAMUEL "o''' o. Ia BROADWAY
4 on riiE CRY or NEW YORK
THE TwESryE6uRiIf lSrfREsT DIVIDEND a,
Que yss o Il 81 over sr css er s s@sp ss 90 %
one or more months next previous 20 july ., i- now
ALL iSTTREsT NOT CALLED FoR VIII remain a.
abe s.Ss syI
BANK no Is BowERy, sou,hwcs, corner Of Canal
street. open. eyesy day from 10 A N, 60 r. N,
and, on MONDAYS and Saturdays from 20 A. N iof
Bank Books English, German aca srsssh
SEYMOUR A. Buscs. Secretary.
MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS ISsrrrr.
N ,ien, 40 - Bowsry, near Houston street;
syae sasd hs , rate o, A per ssn, 9 .f Hss * al
SSndsy Jay i",sre.i IN not %,SGrs~n s.ssi
inp nsil from July open Z. " from . io5fS
Hrsmr c. rsasr, Secretary.
OFFICE OF ~. LOUIS AND IRON MOI MAIN AAli~
road Company Ne. - broadway. New YORK, July -
, so. sssy EySs nssas ssasSs s III ~
dsul OF per has hcen dsclarei ~ saf company
PAYABLE IN crr'ifca'rs calling f0f f paid shares - IRE
CAIRO. Arkansas aud Texas Railroad Company ~ Ma
soui which will be delivered and after Aueusi ia 81
ID Broadway 10 holders Of stock resservd al The close
" d. @. nARoUASD. Vice President
THE MILWAUKEE,
NORTHERN EHiwAy COMPANY
Capital stock sssnp
Fret Mortgage bonds Atso
Length Of road, i25 miles.
connecting Chicago aud milwaukee, with Green nay AMI
Monasha. FIFTY milo are already Finished equipycd aud
earning interest fron local business alone The balance
Is under contract 10 he completed this year. Ninety
miles will be IN operation by the lat OF Octoier The
iron Is on hand aud being laid NJ tbs rate halt us
per day.
The Bonds are iuea a, The rate o. only ss PER milo
They bear interest at the rate OF eight cent an
mum, payable juno and December free Of government
terest
saeabe securities taken In exchange the market rate
GREHNLEAP, NORRIS co,
% Exchanee place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-20

A MONEY TO LOAN OK BOND AND MORTGAGES
"A. I'm Now York. Brooalyn and New Jersey. Principals
only apply TO SAMUEL :. WOOD. Jr-, as Broadway.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-29

TT M. RICE. Adm T0LMAN,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-29

~ FOR SALE-Three-tenem French
Eli roof house Shelby St., Is rooms nearly
A!ii Price $780, L. A. ELY ~ co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-29

- FOR SALE-On Benefit ST., nice
HI residence; all modern Improvements; barn.
Nl!L Price $4,000. L. A. ELY & co.