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New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
The s T. CT. FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND

LAND GRANT BONDS or THE

ST JosEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
COMPANY,
in denominations Of q Co., 500, and 800 Coupon
or Registered can now be obtained 10 limited
amount only from the undersigned, or through the
principal Banks and Bankers throughout the United
States
The safety and Reliability of these Bonds is evil
denced in the continued and increasing demand for
them by prudent and careful investors who have in
vested in them after most thorough and rigid ex-
animation Of the security pledged for their paym en-
both interest and principal
THEY ARE SECURED by first and only mortgage
on the Company's railroad, chch triH soon connect
The Union Pacific Road at Fort KeGrney rih the
City Of 81. Joseph No.. already an important rail-
road eeaterl-upon the Franchises of the sarne-upon
the Equipment and personal property of every descrp-
tion-upon the Laad Grant of the Company granted
by Special Act of Congress, approved July 23 1896,
amounting 10 10000 acres, chch has been officially
certfed TO the Company by the Commissioner Of the
General Land Ohce ia his Official report to Congress,
trGnsria,d through the Secretary Of The Interior on
,jan. 10. 1872.
The Bonds are issued only rs they represent COM
pleted and equipped Road; all proceeds Of Bonds
beyond this ale held by the Trustees in trust until
the necessary completion entities the Company 10
these proceeds.
The Road is bnilt frst-cass in every particular,
and has been so received and accepted by the De-
partment of the Interior.
The Mortgage Deed OF Trust prohibits the sale Of
any of the Company's Lands az less than four ~
dollars per acre payable TO the Trustees and applied
70 the payment Of the Bonds, through the operation
Of tie Sinking Fund The payment of the Bonds
before maturity is compulsory upon the holders.
The Bonds are therefore secured by two classes Of
property conJnedin morgGge the yalue Of either
largely exceeding the amount OF bonds which can be
issued under the mortgage.
Trlstees-FarmeIs' Loan and Trust Company Of
New-York.
The Bonds have thirty years to run, with both
principal and interest payable in Gold. The princi-
pal PAYABLE in New-York the interest at eight C p.
e. per cent, payable in February and August either
in New-York, London, or Frankfort-on-theM Main,
free Of tax
Price 81! and accrued interest in Currency The
Bonds are receivable at par and accrued interest IN
payment for the Company'+ Land Sales. Maps cir
culars documents and full information furnished on
application.
Tie Bonds of this Company have always been re-
ceived with favor by investors and capitalists, have
always commanded ready market, and we unhesi-
tatngly recommend them-belleving this loan Will
rank equally with that of the Eastern Division is
sues, which now selling at a premium above par
TANNER * Co,
Bankers, No Ii Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

Atameetipc OF the new Erie directors, held to-day
attention was called by Mr. Travers TO resolution OF
the Executive Committee, at meeting held jan H.
1911 authorizing the issue OF s22Oco OF Dohns con
vertibe into stock who moved that said action ana r
luton be revoked rescnded and that the STOCK TX
change be notified OF the iacts' WHICH Mo''on WIS "
mously adopted.
The following letter was this afternoon addressed 10
the stock Exchange:
W r. CLERKr esq President yeo- York Stock Erchange
DEAR SIR: On motion IL was resolved thal tIe S,
dent OF the Stock Exchange he officially informed that
Gen John DIX is PreTdent apa of ts9 ocs ts
~ H. n. OTIS, Secretary
reorganization Of the Board Of Direction OF the He"
Jersey Southern Railroad Company has recently taken
,aoo ondit il NOW COMPOSED of the following gentle
man Georee NJ bartholomew Of Hartford. President;
George b. Upton of Boston. Chas. W Huntington oi Dos
ton Tbos H. Perkins of Boston, George - Dunlap VI
Chicago A. W. Greenleaf OF Eew-fork stepheh v "ni'e
of New-York George W. Bentley OF New'forH' Asnape
Green OF New-Jersey, Benjamin Williamson VI .''"
Jersey Courtland Parker OF NewJersey' John S'ocA
ton OF New-Jersey Benson Van Viet OF New'Jersey
1 ra,,,, debt Of the Company has been funded, and
we understand that s present earnings are
ensure prompt payment Of interest on its bonds leaving
a surplus for the stockholders
The gentlemen composing the Board OF Direeuoh a.
lass me n some OF whom have had great oci Vi
experience az railway managers. Mr. George M
NEW of Hartford the President has been cohhecUe"
with several prominent railways and has heh ieput
tion George B. Upton very Intelligent and wealthy
merchant of Boston, for many years leading spirit ID
the Michigan Central Railway Company. and george L.
Dunlap was for twelve gears superintendent o'
the Chicago and North W, stern Railway The oreah]a
on il strong one and will give character to the new"
Jersey Southern Railway Company.
I'm account Of the demand for the bonds OF
the Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company, the pfoe hs
On 0andar
The Philadelphia stock market was heavy To-Day
p.unsylyania d sold st l PhilaAsnh'A and Enc kaa
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Foreign Exchange has been strong, and leading draw
ers have advanced their rates as follows:

The money market has been stringent aud active
under the of artificial influences, and call loans
have ranged from per cent in gold among the better
class of stock houses to s2 and l6 per cent fat and
with interest the weaker houses To the leading bond
houses the rate per cent in currency At the very
close there reaction TO and per cent Discounts
dull and rates nOminally and per cent
The Government bond list has been quiet but steady
dealings having been restricted by the difficulty IN
money The market closed the basis Of lilf to III
for ls67s. Fisk Hatch report follows at p. H.:
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH H, 1872

BROOM CORHTbs remsiss duIl eomnsy
changed and Brush Corn s1ios n New GREEN
Hew Red, 3G5c Old, s odee for Red 70 Fair Green
Brooms que, blt anny held
BEEswA& good demand and the market remains very arm We
quote -.
COTTON-Th dali and weak lo49 bales 1851 las,
evening" $40 for export 80 for eonmptcn and y
ltiou evening ne go at 81 olbe G al Akc,
aher 18th o 2lLe April 200 nie go Al,
5l6c ME. 200 p Jlec May 800 a zse 30 at
y II6 5000 22i June 200 at 70 lbe 100 st I Total 500
baes Today--Mich 100 t7lic April sG At R 100 Iloc
al ME 400 2ic, 1000 2c; .o at I2 ste 80 at 22 20 a.
upe 22te; july 100 at R3e echangef
Ic p March for 80 Apni total 5000 6aes grand total
u
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
Total .upply Of the UnItel slates.

The following suantaes Of Anthracite sent 20 market rom
Sebuykn STA 76O Wyoming efsll1l uns, and the "
224g6 sales from yard, - SJ9 IS 80 per tun .,,
COFFEBThe quotations tor Rio A. follows; s~"
arzoes; dl5ic l6Q6c Tor COOL 60 ana
6i9l7c DO all gold bond ca and 10 DAYS Messrs WIN
III Wall make the stOek CT Ao IN ne country
follows: 10 Ia bags Orleans 900 At Mobile AJ Al bau
and IA f at EewYors The market generally Vas qne pass
waiting from asnngton TsnK question: nominal anu un
CANDLES-There been bat little nothing doing IN most de
scrpOus pees nomuav unchanged We qaoe Adamaf me
56l9c Il l6 Sperm Jc Patent G4e and ParAhHe
4
CANADA PEAs-The light sales Of 400 bush in bulk at
81 in bond ,.-
DRUGS AND DYEsChma coninae good request and prices
Soda Ash plenty and h on
but quiet: quote ~ IS Other descriptions are yer! que
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

road &C. Beading Railroad, SO Ill6; and Pennsylvania
Railroad. ssl Gold closed iioi.
The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive OF specie
from the port Of New York for the week ending March
II, 1874 was s3,ss5,909.
The earnings Of the Indianapolis. Bloomington and
Western Railway for the third week in February were
S29,i9s Al.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
NoRTHFRN PACIFIC BONDs

NOkIHFKN TAIIFII INNUr
have 30 years to runpayable, principal ana interest
$50 per cent, in eold-holders exempt from United
States tax-are first and only mortgage On the
road and it's earnings and upon timber mineral ana
agricultural lands-equal in extent to all the New
England States, and Maryland included.
The United States Congress has made secure the
payment Of the bonds by this ample and unparal-
leled land grant.
The bonds are issued in denominations Of 500 20
$1,000 coupon and registered, and are offered by us
az par and interest in currency.
All current securities received in exchange.
JAY COoKE d Co,
New-York PHILADELPHIA and Washington.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

State bonds were gular and quiet though the deal
ngs being distributed over the general list makes the
business appear large. North Caronas were strong at
higher quotations, and also Mssours but Virginia con
soils and south Cdrolnas were heavy and lower, but
strengthened at the clQse The following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

nally as annexed (:
Offered. Asked.

The transactions railroad mortgage were not espe'
cially large though prices wei ma antained. The
Pacific mortgages closed follows Centras, l02 lC24
Union Pacific Frsts gI a91 Land Grants, ST J, and
Incomes s?gds3. Boston, Hartford and Erie Gdaran-
reed bonds sold at 4O. Teledo, Peoria and Warsaw
Frsts Western Division 81! 69l. and do. Second, g..
4. H., .,r-or fll Ia
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

,,d %. c,o,e Eoebb a. 4eses goB snd American asa SEQ
enrreocy Pg dull and unchanged g Tn ~ s 1snsa
md tbe remains sales Of straits Gc bnghsn
At c sul Banea at De- all gold Plates costume IN sooa reqs
pdcss still upward tene eney e o. ~ oeI's ~
Tin a. O for 1850 DO Charcoal Ierne a % olt1t
Coke Trpe at 90 IS Other descriptions are without eAanss
importance. We quote;
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

William Ward quotes stock privileges selling for
per bonus 60 daye time, and bonus 60 days,
at the following variations from market price Of the
securities named:
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
New-York, Philadelphia, and Washington

THE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LAND GRANT BONDS
of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY. now completed,
for SALE at 9 and accrued interest, in currency by
WHITE, MORRIS & Co, No. IS Wall-st.. and
GwYSyE, JOHNSON Il DAY. No. l6 Wall:st.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
WHITE STAR LINE

NEW YORK CORK AND LIVERPOOL.
HEW AND FULI~POH EkED STEAMSHIPS
TfiE SIX LARGEST IN THE v OhLD.
VEANC BALTIC ADklATIC,
REPUBLIC CELTIC. ATLANTIC,
tGso burdeu-5pO b. ?. each
ktg from New SATU RDAYS, from Liverpool on THURS
DAle an Co.'s Ksrbor dsy following
Atlantic SATURDAY, March 81 at 800
BALTIC SATURDAY. Apri ., stio
OCEANIC. SATURDAY, April u. al 800
Prom Tie White DOeI Pzvotis Fern, Jersey Ctv.
rA~ger Or all elsssexl uprvaed combining
SAFETY. SPEED. AND COMFORT
aseta and bathrooms IN ndsnp sec
S-
hTESsaoor SEQ god seersge go eGreDey. Those WISH
sO for Oh County obtain eerAgs
pta1 oerltestss s55, earrsney.
rngsrs all parts OF Anerea PaTs Hamburg
s.f~tf, Sweden. ln9s, Australia. China, he
k,esraOb Leksts srab<d al lowest
bafs from Al upvah
oths rformauop the
eees. NJ. Bros Nsv-ioTk. J. IL. SPAhkS Agent
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

Gold has been dull with the preponderance Of rates at
1lOi though business was done at llCi There has
been feature to the market, which passed of quietly
The rates paid for having balances carried were o. g. g.
and per cent per arnuIn, and ia of per cent per
diem The Assistant Treasury paid in coin interest
lover due s4OoO making the total since Jan l. 2i $780,
coo; also redeemed in called bonds sllOOOOo making
total Of ss The days business at the Gold Er
change Bank follows: Gold cleared, s2I $50 coo;
gold balances, s1,sOl572 currency balances sl9sCT75
The following were the quotations:
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

The quotations based Cotton rnnnng IN gsAhE DOT "oe "
half above O below the grade quoted
COiThe de nand for afve AMI pns are
srer the Rsern demand his improved he SIC a. .a po.
dnc IN, Mars Journal Pot;syil the following A. the
Coal product Of the entire country for TIE year, T,,s
II. rs 3 o
cff1
Qaa home AZ mines .'''' oe q. .
Bi.umihous ~ 5 uns imported fo's
interior, and not hfeu .oo o
above.
r., go. "a Ool. as
pv,o,at '........,....... 26J,,5l
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
Gogscs cn0 farms Udntco.

WANTED TO LFASE-Two BUILDINGS
w lJ- to1rs % the situated on seventh
a. .s s7,. Fourteenth ant Twenty y-sconds Al-ess
Bu t0s fo..-oLce
WANTED 10 PURCHASE-0ne or two
w STORES, alonug 20 Pine. tAr. Lberty-stA be-
,.-- R-.as and Sss,.n--:A Answer ?. o. Box No 2.''J
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
NATIONAL l! IA I'M li.lII T.,

sTEAk TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
Prom Per No ~, North RIVER
PoR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL:
ITALY Tboupsou SATURDAY March q. st 300 ?.
NOT iLASb Bsgg rURDAY March 80 a. 500 n
VAN Grace go. ......... .. SATURDAY. Apnl6
rs~>ss LvsrDoo OF Qsessstosr cabin and st9 heeFc
n ssT,usy Pspsa srsse ness from Liverpool QaesnsIowI
N~ssenisrr Glssov, or Lobdon 81 eursaef
ga -r' - HIRsT Manager.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
North Atlantic Express Co.,

- BROADWAY. -
stsrensss Jay COOKE TO J. 4 N. SElJohAA 20. oil
~ hhITh Co, bsBisrs N,~ f0rsi J. tloAk IhohsoF
''s@ssa FehlssysLis Cshtrsl 4 K Co, PLlajslPhiA
a. AGENTS IN ALL THE CITIES or EUROPE
seaA s,n &ssstA g. D. JONES AsssssI
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
THE MARKETS
Ic.rsfnli, rsrsr,ed lor Tnl rsrsrsn !

~ TrxspAy. Msrb II ls71
..ur, A .ss.| Pot. IN Moderate de
prc., IS Pearls dull AID honh-p uH
Sl0 -..1
uaury Phad, phs snd srmsr oh.f ~S arc
~ tn C,meu. IN sooa dsnaud the marke am L.hs AIe
,,y hui pnss aaotahe change Lime 10 'H re-
au.st steals. Other descriptions siboe ebange We 9.''
M -, n
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
GHEAP FARMS! FhEE HOMES !
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

a grant 1900, coo Of the best Farming and MIN
% AneucA
OOO NEBRASKA il the Great Platte Valley the
G,-su q tht West Tor sale. -,
M as arr "a central portion Of the United States on the
ID Sortn De Of the great Ten perate Zone
Con- an for grain growing and STOCK As u
rrass~i ~ 10 The lnied States
CHEAPER IN PRICE favorable terms gwen and more con
,snrni % market /. an al found elsewhere. .
PRISE HONEST BADS FOR ACTUAL SETTLERS i,
for Soldiers tluue1 10 bonestau OF
J6G Acres % PGT 1lers OF Land. 80,
descriptive plle; With new maps puohhea
hghh Swedish and Danish. led free tveTywneTe
Alsr,.s q. F. DAVIS.
Land Commissioner T. ?. K r. Co. Omaha, Neb.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

The days transactions at the u. s. Sub1easury
Gold ss3a 7 90 Currency patmsuts
God paymeDs s526l 6 Currr3ey baapce..... ,,23l 81
Cod bAlaree..... 73J29 % Customs. AZ uo0
Currency lSs 500 81
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

SECOND BOARD.

fT0TfTnmrnf TOn1'
10 Con Sc II Rer..ll4 [ 500 Reg 65 n.llOi
20 HOl : 6s 3D. LOO Us 51J Cou IS n...lO5
l0OOO......24 o'clock rs! p "eotkll llOi
600 L. :. so Cou. 6Alllt 5000 ; = lD4O
on : 2O Cou 65....il2. 85OOU L. Currency. i+i
l5nO. small IN lOO Ili.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
Pi..so PM tsoIA. 81 90 ss1 81

MOLAssRS-1rade dull; Foreign Domins bit Domestic frn
sales, 100 bbs. New Orleans at SidaOc
NAVAL STORBsSprts Tarpenune dan heavy
with only obhng trade sales Co bb lots at 9 Ro<in ss been
and hreI the supply Offering quite small sales Of 200 b0l
Strani 10: 30 bbA ai; hbls - z5
inz and Sc Tar dali
100 provision bO OF - 87f, Wilmington
quoted At - 50d 80 TO-
OILs-Ciiy Lnses moderately and steady
for bbs Crude IN fair demand prices
further improved sales at y 81 Whale quiet bat pes-
arr oa mportan change Manuactnrsd Sperm
held Meuhen good demand bnt holders Of
pr Lard dull add Leayy Other OILS xIAoc
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCTIANGE-FiRsr CALL,
l0l O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SALES PROM 10 TO 10t A. NJ.
IUf O'CLOCK A. "
.s. n....-... -. ffa.

7
5000 so Rec 65 lCi $1,000 L. s. so Reg eJ ll2
Cou 10 l1O Is eco L. &c. Currcnc.ltb
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
Eotfls.
Dcaro ano Rooms.

A LADY engaged IN teaching would like to
~ rsa.lr Il MI pryst family reasonaDie terms
o, k,eelces geo address :. L REED
~ bTo-4~ay. Room o.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

CrcGn Steamers.
TINTED STATES, NEW-ZEALAND, and
Y AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAMSHIP LlNk.-The steamships oi
ts from San Francisco February ZS
ksa ., fourth We.nsscAY InersAe
fs passage Apply " H. WEBB 81 EIehsBge-paoe
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" THk GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COhPANYs MAIL
rnnsHlrS BETWLkN NEw-YORK AND BAvkk CALLING
AZ bkEsT.
.id ve,.,s th, the Coptnen, will sail
s1 Per No. a No-tb River. o4oUs: -.
NlLlk II FARiS. .SernO kDAi -
PEREIkH......... Dare .sATI RDAI April O.
LAURENT LenAre. SATu KDAY AprI 20.
y. an...
PRICE OF PASSAGE N GOLD tlbeSding wineJ
TO BRBST OR HAVkk;
Pint Cttln ..........s Second Cabin.
KXCt RsiOE TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
Ite- stsfn Uasstrgeu
tl.rtt returning from the Coninen OF Europe
WA avoid both by knght
"A u asoHior q crossing the Chsrbs bead. sAvpg ts uonbe
GLO kESZlE Agert Nc % bToAiNat
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
Ueoolre CARDS, &c.

At WV. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 1O4 Full
Il us-st-H ELDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY (EsAb-
Aasc .t4tI
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
Citu propertn 10 Ert,

...--------> -'s~ ->>>-1~~'
TO RENT-BTILDING No. 1872 Nassau
4. rorrr-tr rl.srs. ar1g as tle Inoore once
1 LARGE STORE 10 LET or SELL-Mur-
I - e.t- C-reruicl.s; 5 F. COOLING 245 Broadway.
THORNTON ". KODMAN, REAL ESTATE
AGENT l3 BROADWAY,
0s - IrlSL four Building 80 a. Hadson-st tve la
s- ,- b., 2oO0 wears - $40 aunum with tt ahu
-, rou-e place. uas all liuproyetnis @t per
a srr OIL Dwelling ia Wayerey pace l2 per shian sore
s, "a POSSESSION nneeaey rent -ooV PEI 4lL'
VNu LET-1o a private family only, the hve-
T-rs.f hsseuet HOUSE No. IS West NneteeuhF The
l .v.r mo- eru fsirate condition FOR
o.-.t 10 e1au.Le tle Rouse ApI'J 70 1900, . ,.o o,---
fT7O T.T'v-A l;r,.-class FURNISHED HOUSE
All STABLE on Fithayc below Thivsecords'i 70 Ut to
rty private tlree ,es a 20" per aInall Ir' ana
,--v O. HOMER MORGAN. ? Pinest t2u45l
mo LET-A frst-class full-size 4-StOry
H0ISE ~ sable; situated N'shingou-slla
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
GUNNER Retreats.

NOCNTRY BOARD-WANIED for the : | VI
WA ~ r-sru wife child rooms adjoining
srsrr-s .- &C. ne Il l. Central L. K oi y address
ssaig ca'- o. oIls. J. = / bot a. y l. r. y
GUNNER BOARDERS-Keceived May. 1st :;
hn t,rl
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13
Conuirn propcrln 10 tei.

A HOUSE and STORE to LET-lu Wood
y t- -, good eral ior Clothing and l2loIns Hn'
race. Ilqare oi Ae1A-deT brown "oo4orest y
Tor ELNF.AA nrst-claSs HOUSE, completely
4 r.r - p St.us-. Conn for Summer months
.zfr.-r.... FIERCE a MONTGOMERY, II Plnest
UOTEL 10 LEASE from April I, al Bing-
~ g. te largest HOU ,E. with over ~ rooms
l.. cv. &. L. HARRIS Co.. :. BfoalNar, Room =.
pLAINFIELp. y. J.-IO LET.
Hse o-us L. 1es heater range bath 6c over an
.-orrI g--'fr. c K &c coacn-nouse ID inAus
~ W. STITT, % Lihert7-st
TO LET-Grand Summer HOTEL, at MONS
Il tur A..t.- OWNER Box 2J Goshen Nev-l ork
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

sss seve.sh Psse.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-13

Reeps for the jl2 bbl 6 bbs than last veet
same ~ bh shipment Of beau past week oi Dos
ep Of peas past 6 bush with lSS 5lh shplei Me
7 b-an are scarce while brm and STEADY
some ertrs been sold 81 IS and few mao~ as
being iobsd out We bb mediums sold, lots Al
. ~ and % hb ordinary 80 IS also 81 with =
bols pea SO bbls Canada free q % bags
80 Eve from 81 hbl choice y o. b. Bye Tor seed
- 10 And Is bbls green 81 75d ~ We quote;
r.. yes nnme ba 81 -0a = Beans Marrow pnme 80 coo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-10
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, JUNE TO- ls7z-nrPIE SHEET

III 5s:
r,ov,s.osa.Rs S:tpts-sesg 6 PACKAGES cut meats sss
S: 6: Ss; SIS FL Si
.ss.! IS q. q !: ~ s
.'' e ii:ssay ia: '- ssp q
s$sn.t ar u sss sstv h o 2 about ss
- s:ids q mar 20 ::
- lsr Ind!s mes tsroea Beef hams were quiet and
cSsEs g X pess az. M % onsss We
Ss r w s s n: ,s SS
ss s os june sss.d
part ellen s snd PER- GT %r JSly also last
. Is srcsS ohoos rsS e o aro was aus'
% ana Sss y Ea % 's
s ssp fs. ss'ss az. Ss G:s Sss:
asmsna We: very pcss.sss for rsansr
Prices without material change ThS sales footup
ga as . e rs 5ss S grade: q Sp @
aglres We quote -Rennins inferior % common,
sT e Sd sOSS ss s cd
Ssss aS Ps%s Y choice osS,T
yans-Beses, Dutch standard Nos to SIC sS do,
Il * Co. sSs &C., ss o. il 81 ss mos K e
A. DC c MOI e aS sG y Si%s
issssss "a: s q Ss ..:s.Sss;ss
.?S ami: :ss:tssi as :S.sne. Of
y; SCSs but Sale: lbs
bDs The %aRsst was quiet W. heard Of saIes
Sbb, It 900, but most holders were asking Ole. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-10
HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA, Juno 8, 1872.

HAVANA June 8, 1872.
Sugar at Havana and MatanZas Stock In warehouse
~ 900 boxes and e 600 hhds REGENTS Of The week 6s 90
boxes and 100 hhds including l4oo boxes and $500
hhds to the United States Many estates continue grind
Dutch n stsnSass i reals psf s9ToSs
sugar quiet at 81 a sA reals for Nos to 10.
Mpscovado sugar-FaiE to good refining active at "a
Bacon xs zoe q. per OEt Butter s25 s24 qupt9i
for AMERICAN: Hams-Americs2 sailed dun q sls s1;
American cured active at 921 rs S2I rs quin
tai Lard weak in kegs Sls rs sl4; IN tins, SIT
$Is % per qnntal Tallow, n! per 9una! Wax-Yelow
l2sc per p shoehs weak box reals hogs6ead in
mand IS 75 Hoops dull Freights active to Northern
and Southern ports IN the United States box of sugar
q molasses q 7s to Famouth and orders AZ Cd
currency, La IL discount; short sight, IL premium
o0days gold i2A is1 premium; short sight, IA ~.
premium; Spanish Bank notes. discount.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-10
sTABBINa ARRAY IN MARION STREET.

For some time past Daniel Denahre, aged
twenty-five years. residing at 25 Marion street, has
been In the habit Of annoying number Of Italians
residing in the same house, by challenging them TO
fight and throwing them around promiscuously.
Yesterday afternoon he entered the house about
four O'Clock and commenced abusing John Broni
and Roxo Attela, who retaliated by hitting HIM on
the nose. Smartlng under the punishment
he had received at their hands, he commenced hit
ting head wherever he could find one. While thus
amusing himself one Of the party named Guydon
Bastafni picked up pair Of large shears and stab
bed him In the abdomen, innicting wound four
inches In length The parties were all arrested
and taken to the Fourteenth precinct station,
where DOn0hOe was attended by DR.. White, who
pronounced his wound not OF o serious nature
They will all be arraigned at the Tombs this morn
tnQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-10
A HOBOKEN AMAZON.

At an early hour yesterday morning the inhabi-
tants OF JEFFERSON street were reused from their
slumbers by the howls Of dame named Mary Her.
zog, who resides with her hen-pecked Louis on the
boken Meadows" Owing to the failure Of Louis
to replenish Mary's treasury as usual on Saturday
night the Madam employed her few remaining cop
pers ip procuring small quantity Of electric nuid
that she might hurl few thunderbolts at the neg
lectfu husband. Accordingly, at three O'Clock the
storm broke out, when Mary made sad havoc among
the cooking utensils, which she caused to hop In
rapid succession OF her lovers head. While per-
forming this duty she yelled 30 Justify that the
neighb0rs became alarmed and Offlcer Hamahan
rushed up to prevent homicide. Scarcely had the
policeman invited the virag0 to visit the station
house when she hurled an iron pot at his head.
Fortunately he escaped serious injury and with the
assistance of another officer and few citizens he
conveyed the bux0m captive to q CELL Recorder
Bohnstedt committed her for thirty days to the
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