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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-02-28
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The year 1872 will be exciting.
COUNTY ELECTIONS IN AUGUST,
will be held in the various counties
Of the State.
A PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT, and Coz
GRBssNES for the United States,
a Governor and Members Of the Legislature
for the State of Tennessee,
will be elected in November, 1872.
It's therefore important that the people should
have a reliable political paper, as well an enter
tanning Family Journal.
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.
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Clubs of Ten, 81 G5 each.
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Send names and money to
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Knoxville, Tenn.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-02-28

WE gave last week some practical, and
we may say sensible suggestions from
WINS, of the Athens Post concerning
prayer meetings. We felt then that his
mind was occupied with serious thoughts
and we know now that we were correct.
He can not always sin and suffer no re-
morse. His guilty conscience already
wears upon him. His face is now
turned in the right direction and if
some. good praying Radical gets hold
pure and clean. If our readers doubt
such a glorious result, let them read
the following manly confession, When
Sam WINS talks this way about Tennes-
see Democracy, it is bad off: A f u
We are free to admit that the Democra-
cy have not fully realized public ex-
pectations since the State passed into their
hands, and we don't believe the party is
as strong to-day by several thousand votes
as 1t was two or three years ago.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-02-28

Again, out of the 1l6 private charitable
institutions in other cities of the State
under control of religious denominations,
and receiving State aid, ITO were Roman
Catholic, and obtaining, as appropriation,
S240, 1872 out of the whole amount, S255, 054,
leaving to the Protestant institutions about
nnn
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-02-28
DEMOCRACY AND ROMANIsM.

We find in the New York Times the
following facts and figures. Some re-
markable statistics, carefully gathered by
the Council of Political Reform, show the
prodigious extent to which the Roman
Catholic Church in that State, in various
forms, has gained possession of charitable
funds appropriated by the State or City of
New York. Thus, out of seventy-three
private charitable institutions, located in
that city, under the control of religious
denominations, receiving public aid to the
aggregate amount of S6SS, OS4, .fft5JJive are
Roman Catholic, to which the appropria-
tons amount to the enormous proportion
of S641 ,4S3-leaving only some S47, 900 to
the Protestant institutions, viz:
l German Reformed institution. 81, 035 90
l Lutheran institution ................. 1911 16
! Methodist Episcopal institution. II, 735 OIL
Hebrew institutions II, 4j3 Y
13 Protestant Episcopal institutions 20,5lG "a
IS Roman Catholic institutions 800. Gal, 433 90
10 -s..rr a. SGSs, OSl So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-10

A COMPETENT MARRIED NAN WANTS A SITUA.
a ton eohchn or coechiaan aud gardener; u
good place only desired Address s. T.. box ~ Herald
ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-10

SITUATION WsNfhD--ts CotcHNAN ny A YOUNG
maa "a long experic nee, with beat city rcsercnre
bss worked TOT some Of the best families In New YORK.
no on.,cuwn " the country ior the Address tpr
l,25S Broadway. ~ ''
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10
Bon Der oTentliden Siherbeit,

Bon Der oTentliben Siherbeit,
ssrtn s~sssnpartis Berlin F6 erfrtut, sibt Der
Sumrrit @lasbrennsr in isiner u@Ontassssi.
tuns" cine ssmatbli&e S6ilssruns. Gr Itrsibt:
Die Si4srbsit in ben StraBsn gsrlins if
mic srUssr sspsisn ais ssrase Jest. @ir Itlbf
~Dsinssn !. 3. fiirsIi& sesen ;wsi rbr @a9mit-
tags in sinsm sinfa9sn Guirai6srpau,sr, ni&ts
Dals sinsn is6slauFssn 8sscIssr in Der Sans,
vsur9 cine gan, teIebts Gssenr, nur BON spsi
Dtsfrsunsstsn S&la6tsrssisasn unb benz 8.-
Dsttrlbusmann ~bssleitst; mir famsn bis auf s-
oust Sist absr cen Sintsrfepf unp ;psi StS6e
,.srr grnft unb l~lnterlsit rur6aus unssfSbreet
ibis iu unirer @rbnuns, wr,slbit mir nur ben
BEIRUT uniersr s~UIssnsn ~Sai3saubr si Bella.
gen batten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10
Sd bin reat boie amf Sic, list,

Sd bin rebt boie auf Sic, lisbs
5rsanSin, iasts zine 5rau ,a elmer anssrn, ssrsn
Rann nor fursem 5risrsnsri6tsr in elmer tlsi.
men grcsin,ialfapt sswcrSsn mar. Sis MAIDEN
f9 10 isltsn, man bslcmmt Sic gar ni6t mstr
su isbsn.
ya6". ssrissts bic 6rau css neussma6tsn
5ristsnsri&tsr nit aTsriirtsr sSi@tisfsit, rs il
sswiB ni&t msins S9ulo, absr sic fsnnsn sS
mir auf msin @srt ~slaubsn, ib babe faum Gin
Sisrttlianb&sn fir mid, ieitrsm i'd cine STsnt.
li6e gerisn ssppresn bin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10

Serr E., tbun sic gan, 70, ais wsnn Si
;u Sauie parsn F.!
GanP itSn, pa miiBt' i'd saS aine pissen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10
Sin itrammer Sauptmann fSst auf

Gin ftrammer Sauptmann ipst auf
einrn Mann isiner Gcmpasnie, Der rtslsi6 mai
tslns rennr6 reselrsbt Srcnte MAIDEN nil.
Sauptmann: gr asrl 1T tsicHen! Ii6t
einmal cine rabiss ssrats Steluns fam sr elm.
nsbmsn.
SeIeat: Grlaub'n's, Sr. Sauptmann, Gin
netmsn fam i'd itpn. 9ttsr i6aun's, mas Elm.
nebren Ia BADEN gle uns beute auf yarabe
bic @ebart zines sinissn 0eutI9lantS s~emslbet.
Iaraaf bin iast' ib mir 10: Na, M! ta milf
tu nal tsine gatsrlansslists lpsprrsen. Ta
ssb' i'd une trinf mir eiasn rrtbsn unt tann aud
sinsn psiBsn Sdcppen. llnb ta mar i'd in
Gafuns bic Saufs crsonnansmabis mit,ufsiern.
Der rrtbe aerl sisbt i~n,renbis trinnsn INNER
re6ts unb Der psibe INNER linfs. sic piftn,
Or. Sauptmann, bic besben tbun sas uns tabsr
has Wadeln In msinsm S%tanbpunfts. SD min
mein gattrlanb sbrsn.
Sauptmann: pr NAL BIZ asrl! Relee CT
Ft I'm @sfreiter ;a tperbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10

SaS Sausmittel.- Giue Tams, bic an
aepfi3msrssn lit, itidts gum s1r;t unS lisb fol.
den I'm Ssiianp bitten. ais Der Dpftpr lam,
bate bic @asams Gin srcses Sud nm ssn arsf
stbunbtn.
Was babsn Gle auisslsst? frasts Der OeFtsr.
s&, Serr Dpttor, Elm Sausmittsl; i'd babe
Sausrfraut aufssIest.
Cas aasin bdft nibt risf ~sr,iirnt Der Deter,
Ia rniiHsn Gle aud nod cine Srat~urif binsu-
Isstn. Or nabm ben Sut unb sins fort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10
ecs d :

Tclecn pcs Hamhens. Gas llstsr-
bansnstmsn ses S~atatrau6sns uns Der gisar.
rsn bat nsali& cine Tame ssranlabt, ibrsm pam-
rfenesn NsTsn srrsuitslsn, mic risie @spsbnbsit
iebr tas%slnspsrtb unr t~sirnssrs bic Gisarrsn
i1ahIi6 isisn unr ras Ssbsn ssrfirstsn. Der
We've mics. lit sntituleissnp, auf isinsn Snfsl
bin, irsl3sr itpn 20 Sabre alt seprrssn, sslunb
ME elm Slid mare unr bod zen sansen 9as bic
gfsifs uns bic Gisarrs ni&t ausssbsn la7s. Die
aants i4nitt tisis Gnti&uISisuns atsr nit Der
Ssmsrfuns al
Ssin Snfsl mare sspib i&Sn 50 Sabre alt &C.
iprrten, renn or uiht rauhts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10

Ginem S6ntenfonise parbs fir,li9
zen Der @ilbe gu Isinsm @sturtstass fsisrli&f
Gin neusr Dssen iibsrrsi6t. 5isfseribrt besamn
Der @sfsierts: @sins Strrsn! Meins aamera.
ben! Dieter Dsssn ii Der slidli&as Gag mel.
mes 9ebenS!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10

Gin Irstin Haris, Der siasn lsinsr ga.
tisntsn Sur4 ben Sob ssrlcrsn bate, srbielt siniss
Gage saraaf cine S6a9tsl. als CT is SHnsts, fans
or BARN cine sVlpsns Sabatisrs anb an Der in.
nsrn Ssits tss Osdsls bic 8Orte sinsrasirt
Dsai Ssrrn Doctor -. bic panfbaren Grben
ess &entisrs ......-O, nidt irnTsr il llnsanl
Der SSslt eobn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10
Dubuque Cflfgrapb.
@si6aitslofal: Ode Der 4. u. Tain. straBe.
lm Tskaraph

sri6tiRt taslib uRe ippdbentlid, Grs fptst bel 9sragsbs.
.abluns mic felst;
Sas 3aashlatt-iSbrliH (eurb psh) ,.......-.S7M
-rsdeutli6 Pur6 3riserl ..-.... ~
Gas gpsdsnblatt, idbrli6 eur5 Pei. ......,......... 4 50
49,
Der Selegrdpb rire rteisirt zen Srn. Z. u. Rabsnp.
irabsr Strauseebtr es ,,Ssrale' une III Ger ,uerlSIfaasu n.
tshs gIPunsnt uns Ssis8tsr ss HsStss in aasa RIStissu
Sdaesfrdaeu.
der gartet. Clique cher 8attisR, Isnesrn in lin aSn, mai.
bansises Slatt.
Gsaif5s, stnen saran selsssu, aud cine s~Hsssli5tas snsli.
zen telegraph ~ abenRiEsn.
Srtie a~ereifre man an
TELEGRAPH Co.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10

SaS leete Mittel. = SD babe has 9sben
iatt; fsin Gslb, fsinsn GrsSi, sass ssbt fsbl
nun ssriu6' ids einn,al nit BEN artsitsn, uns
psnn tas aud niSt bilft psun ale Strids rel,
Bcu, taun banss i'd mid auf."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10

Sbipierie. -nSaf &s6t lisbsr Snfsl!
. II tpabr rs ssbt ni9tS iibsr einsn prosnti6sn
ssbfnspanesl. @snn man ia nar taran &C.
TStEsr fSuntsm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10

WfilSernnsssruns. Daub, aub, aub,
Ssrr ssbrsr, bit gar i9Su, bSrsn q auf = i'd
babe nod bic Spmmsrbsltn an"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10

@be is sinsn @ann in g~0uiiana bSnssn,
lallsn fs ibn srsi @S9en lang spn 3situnss &s.
fsrtsrn bsiu9sn. Iapur9 pire ibm has Stsr.
ben lsi6tsr mad bisisr 3eit perlanst CT sann
ron ielbf, ssbansen ,u psrssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-10

Scben. - Or. aaiisr uap yrsfs1pr @ascr
~rr;abltsn l6 Sesnen aus ibrem Snssntsnlebsn,
no ie beibe arms Ssufsl marsn. Der Tcttrr
iasts, or babe Gin 10 tleinsS .3innsr ssbabt, sas
CT sarit fsinen SGritt ssbsn fpnnts.-S, tas 1T
ned Ri6ts, iaste Der YrpfeIOr, has msins mar
10 flein, eas ni6t sinmal msins ubr tic ssbsn
frnnte, resbalb i6 fe psrfaufen musts.
The New York herald., 1872-11-30

Declaration OF the Board OF County
Canvassers OF the County of New York.
In relation to votes given ior Aldermen and
Assistant Aldermen.
The Board OF County Canvassers of the County of
New York, having canvassed and estimated the
votes given In the several election districts in
eacn OF the assembly districts OF said county, at
the general election held the 9Th day OF NOvem-
Der, A. d; 1872, do hereby certify, determine ana
Joseph A. Monheimer, sser18 Peter Kehr, n copper
Jenkins Van Schaick, John Faconer,
Samuel b. II. Vance, Robert McCaferty,
george Koch, Richard Flanagan,
Olver /. =. Killings, John Reilly and
Jonn !: motifs, Patrick Lysaght,
Oswald 0ttendorfer,
by the greatest number OF votes, were duly elected
Aldermen oil the city OF New York.
And that
Thomas Foley, Patrick Keenan,
Jeremiah Murphy, William Wade
charles NJ Clancy, John j. Kehoe
yohn e. keatlng, Edward Brucks,
Henry Wiser, George Kelly
Michael healy, stephen \. simonson,
THOMAS I. Thornen. Philip Cumisky,
sonn Ihelss, Henry A. Linden,
george r. CoddtngtOn, Isaac SOmmers
Joseph +. Strack, Benjamin Beyea,
William $. KrePs,
by the greatest number Of votes were duly elected
Assistant Aldermen in and for the First, Second,
Third, Fourth, Fifth Sixth, Seventh, Eighth
Ninth Tenth. Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Four
teenih Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Eigl-
Assembly Ii saS aGi1s,a1 saan'y ana rwen'yFs'
we certify Is declaration to be correct and
nave caused tn same to be attested by the sigma
lures OF the Chairman and Secretary Of this Board
TINS tWenty-sxth day OF November, A. D., one
Thousand eight hundred and seyenty-two
....-a u. ID. CONOVER, Chairman.
CnAs f. Low, Secretary.
State OF New York. City and County Of New
York, County Clerks O6ice, ss.--I hereby certify
that have compared tile foregoing with the orig
maj declaration on file in this Office. and that IL is
correct transcript thereirom and OF the whole OF
said original,
witness my hand and official seal at the New
County Court House, III the City and County OF
New York, this twentysiyth day OF November,
ono thousand eight hundred and seventy-two.
CHAS. T. LOEW,
Clerk OF the County OF New York.
The New York herald., 1872-11-30

We certify this statement to be correct, and have
caused the same to be attested by the signatures
OF the Chairman and Secretary Of this Board, this
twenty-siXth day OF November, A. d. one thousand
eight hundred and seventv-two
ID. y IONOVER, Chairman
CHARLES f. LoEw, 81 ..s ary.
The New York herald., 1872-11-30

A sToNISHfNG REVELATIONS BY PROFESSOR
n MAuRIS, the great Clnirvoyant and Astrologist
Reveals past, present and future ONCE ~ East Nihth
afrppt
The New York herald., 1872-11-30

A SNCG THREE STORY HIGH sTOOP HOUSE TO
n let; with immediate possession; good order; at a
seventh street
The New York herald., 1872-11-30

TO LET-A NICE HOUSE, STABLE, BARN AND
1 large garden. In Ninth avenue, near Ninety-sixth
street. TO responsible party, TOR only $25 month In
qurc at 655 Sixth avenue IN drug store.
The New York herald., 1872-11-30

RIO LET-NO q FORTY-sIxTH STREET, BETWEEN
i! finh and Madison avenues one OF the new four
TIRES tires and everything complete. J. O. HIGGINS, No
The New York herald., 1872-11-30

vVANTED-A MALE CoPyIsT, TO COME TO ROOM L;
w good specr and writer Address RICHELuE,
Hpro ot1ic
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-08
Also, a full stock Of
II IN w A R X.
JOB WORK,

Such Eve Troughing, Roofing. Smoke Pipe. and Re-
pairing of all kinds either at the shop, or outside. in
matters OF Pumps, Pipes, &c.
Prompt attention orders, with good work and as
favorable prices any in the trade share of patron
age Is solicited. CROSBY Il WETHERWAX.
Ashtabula, April, 1871. iii Opposite Fisk House.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-08
Real Estate For Sale.

A FARM of 100 acres of excellent
IN Land, situated Plymouth Ridge, ~ miles
from Ashta6nla VILLAGE wen walered excellent lrn,t
orchard In bearing, Good buildings and very desirable
1sx ACRE FARM on the road to Plymouth, a'i
miles hom Ashabua Viagc, with excellent buildings
hAso Is ACRE FARM on the Plank road, two and
one-haf miles south. Good buiItngs ruIt, aud other
wise desirable.
THE BREWERY Bank street and several busI
ness lots on Main street.
Alsoa fine Farm OF 81 acres miles East from Ashta
bua Village on North Ridge Road 10 acres wood land
oacres vineyard and OF orehardng, houses aud z
barns, all In good repair Very cheap
Also, wood lot OF SO acres near the H. r. In Plym.
outh. 10 acres cut over balance heavily wooded
Terms easy.
buildings and abundance of fruit Of all kinds situated
on South Ridge, ~ miles west from AshIabula
Village.
A Machine Shop on Main street, Ashtabula; engine,
boiler aHd good assortment Of tools
A Lot of 23k acres, one nih of which is woodland,
about onehalf mile from Ashtabula Village near the
Gulf.
A splendid Garden Of nearly three acres under high
cultivation Hnd full Of the choicest frir togethar with
aiioase barn and other apEerinenees TO or sod very
the Round Head Road, known NJ the Bliss property.
Pleasant Residence and Lot ON corner Of Vine and
Prospect Streets. Fine Garden and abundance OF Fruit
An excellent Stock Farm on the old Turnpike sk
miles from Ashabua cOntaning lo acres of hne land
for grazing and tiage; excellent Wood lot bMldings
Also. tbs Thomas Booth farm the Lake Shore.
100 acres.
Also, another farm In Sheffield. l56 acres 10 acres
wood land Known A. the l.. W. Baker Aini.
Small Farms or Pasture lands cheap In Plymouth and
MANY ether farms In different localities aud szes TO
cult purchasers.
A cheap and very desirable property near the Yves,
on Prospect Street above Park The Turner Lots
On Centre Street. Besld9s Houses and Lots n all parts
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-08
NEW ARRANGEMENT!
4Ashtabula Marble Works.

Il HE Subscriber respectfully announces to
the citizens OF Ashtobua County that having
the Interest Of j. L. Reeves and Co. In the Marble Busi
snd having spienished with large stock OF both
Monuments Head Stones; Tombs, Vaults curbing and
all Cemetery Work. also, Caps and Sills Water TabIe
Chimney Tops &C., and ell kinda Of Building Stone
Flagging cut and ai down on short notice. and as low
figures any other establishment in the State VIZ
shall keep the best OF material and with good work.
men can befound, cannot be surpassed In our own
work for style and finish. Please give us cali and see
for yourselves, Shop on Centre Street. door west
of r. p. Robertson's Shoe store III UDY in =
take pleasure in recommending MT Uds to the Deo-
pie OF Ashtabna and especially those wanting Cemetery
work, Monuments &c and having engaged my services.
would be pleased 70 all my old who are y
want OF work,-and many new ones at the old stand
Sept 10. 1850 ss6tf ]. l. EbKvKA
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-08

sgne, dropsy, bolIs pain IN the back, &C Prepered
Newbsrry, Ashtahuls. o., At Wholesale by strong q
Armstrong, Cleveland. &tsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

wyssSsS
coastwisc, 2,2so bales. Sales, LAS bales
NEW ORLEANS, May B. 1872.
Aarva, Russia iso sales, ZOO stock sess7. .weeky9
500 to hasre sss cronssadt ~ Manga soI
% to vera Cruz CRU So coastwiss se saes $500 'S
MOBILE May 8, 1872.
@ aass a 5SS' Sp
ssSes e sae s rssSP S bales exports
ceSnnuyers and sellers apart QUIET holders
Exports Esy s eoasWs @ sass H. Stock Wesky
S wiss s& Sales Great Britain a'''
CuAnLEsroS, May 3 1872
sales bales, Stock sl.6 bales Weeky1Sst receipts,
bales. -
wnxrseros, n. c., May 3, 1872.
ow No. SIs'nns nr fore s0n So f or 10 - pn Gr
s. Tor yellow dip, 50 for virgin. Tar arm al q g.
Tobacco active ,se, 70, ooa LOT us. sd5 May y
low leaf IS Is So; medium TO ane 81 % slS So ~
CnIcAao, May !, 1872
and I @ s prnp II %aSas a%si
sSe Tiss at - s s.o;';s"'
clear sides hskey easier at sc. Live hogs dull
lower, at % 70 81 25 Rcccipts-7,DD bbs -four,
bushels wheat 100000 do Corn, 300O0 do oats 1900 do
rye, 2,UO do. barley and 1900 hogs shipments-2UW
bbls fonr, 1900 bushels wheat 376Odo corn; I5OU do
oats 1000 do. barley and lO,uU hogs.
BUFFALO, N, Y, May 3, 1872
Cattle-Rcceipts IS head making the weeks supply
1857 head, ABB against "A last
anything remained on the market Demand fair Sales,
~ head Illinois steers varying from U.s. lbs to IT'S lbs
at So 90 @ ~ head Canada stockers averaging 7l2 lbs
at 81 62 head Texas steers averaging $50 lbs So
sheep-Receipts, 500 head, making the supply for
Market closed Arm. Everything sold at unchanged
rom 70 to 70 lbs at q 50a g so LOS head wooed Mis-
Receipts s,Io head, making the weeks supply 1850
with prices unchanged Sales of $50 head illinois, rang
ing lO2 lbs 21 lbs, at 81 IS 81 So Market very
dull. Only sales reported 40 bushels Duluth wheat nj
81 CO. 35U bushels No Milwaukee club wheat at 81 81
81 35 Corn-Market bare. Seeds fairly active and UNI
changed. Pork and lard unchanged. Highwines nom
inaI.
OswRGo, May g. 1872
Flour active and unchanged sales 3,3U bbls. at
- % tor No spring, % FOR amber winter, 20 80
for white winter and $40 for double extra. Wheat
steady; sales 5000 bushels No Milwaukee club, to
rive at 81 70. Corn unchanged; sales LODI bushels
Ohio at CSC do at 69c Barley quiet; sales 500
bushels up Lake Canada at &c. Corn meal sold at d w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-04
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
ADVANCE in GOLD TO 1I3 Is.
Money Market Strengthening
Stocks Unsteady.
WALL STREET,


On 'Change to-day there was no excitement in
the commodities mostly dealt in The operators, or
large portion Of them, were or watching the differ
ent newspaper bulletin boards for the nomination
OF the Cincinnati Convention
GoLD-HIGHEsT, 1885,; LOWEST, 1l2h.
The gold market was lively to-day, and the opera
lions new s'fast and furious" The premium opened
ut ll2k and rose gradually up to lib, the bulk OF
the sales Of the day being made at ll27s, ll3 ana
49,.
THE MONEY MARKET
Inclines to closeness but loans continue to be ef-
lected at seven per cent
THE SHARE MARKET.
Stocks appeared to be considerably unsettled to-
day. At the opening the prices OF yesterday were
fully sustained but a break soon became evident,
and before noon nearly the whole market for the
leading shares were down from a half to two per
cent. In the afternoon there was slight rally but
1t was not sufficiently strong to regain the lost
ground. Later the market again became weak,
and prices settled down to the lowest figures of the
morning. Pacific Mail looked vigorous on the
start and opened at rs, and, after lodging about
for awhile on the smaller fractions below that
figure, touched 7s16, but even tually dropped to
76ss western Union Telegraph was more steady,
and nuctuated only between II and 777s; New York
Central kept quite easy, and only varied from 99T
to 9SH. The highest and lowest prices OF yester-
day and to-day will be seen in the following tablet
Yp.fyn,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-04

! RYxr.--On Thursday May g. HAsoRA RYAN. NJ.
loved wife OF Daniel Ryan, aged % years native Oh
| the parish OF Cahier, county OF Tipperary Ireland
The relatives and friends of the family are re.
spectfuy invited to attend The funeral from her
late residence, 406 East Sxtee3th street, this day.
| Saturday, ut Two O'Clock +. M.
.sEARIEs.-At Mount Vernon. n Y, on Friday.
May 3, MARY f., wife OF James 9: searies
| Funeral service on Monday, MIy Q, at haifpast
| eight O'Clock
sHEFFIELD.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, May 2.
ELIZA SHEFFIELD relict Of Captain ichabod Sheffield,
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral services at the residence OF her nephew,
n. NJ. Young so 81. James pace, on sunday May D.
at one O'Clock p NJ.
SnEPrARD.-On Friday, May O. 1872, GEORGE, eldest
son OF George and Alice Sheppard, aged years and
months.
Funeral on Sunday next at three o'clock P. NJ.
from the residence of his parents Third avenue
between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. South
Brooklyn.
sHERREy.-At her residence POT Mulberry street,
ANN, wife of Michael Sherrey, In her 10th year.
The friends of the family and his brother, Francis
Sherrey are invited to attend the funeral on jaCur-
day, May 4, at one O'Clock.
sNYDER.-On Friday May 8, JOHN A. SNYDER, Of
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral at ST. Francis Xavier church,
West Sixteenth street, on Monday morning, az
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sPEAR.-on Friday, May 3, ELLA SPEAR, the wife
OF Edgar Spear and daughter OF the late Cornelius
Clark, aged % years.
The relatives and friends of the family invited
to attend the funeral services Sunday, ut three
?. NJ, ut her late residence, 1914 Seventh avenue.
The remains will be taken to Yonkers for interment
on Monday, May 0, at nine O'Clock.
ToRRANCE.-At Passaic, N. j., on Thursday, May
2 JARED y. TORRANCE aged SO years.
Funeral at North Reformed Dutch church. In Pas
sale, to-day saturday., at two O'Clock p NJ.
Friends are invited To attend.
VALENTiNE-At Yonkers, on Friday, May 3, STALLS
VALENTINE, in his 72d year.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from st. Paus
Church, East Chester, on Monday, May q, at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ.
WILLAMs.-At Newark, on Friday, April 3, FRED
| DIE w. infant OF George H. and Amy o. VIII
| hams aged months and s DAYS.