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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-03-09

SoNG of the sufferer from toothache
=" How happy could / be with ether.
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Sold by Medicine Dealers Generally.
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We, the undersigned; have been acquainted with
Miss Sawyer for MARY Years and believe her to b,
Christian lady and skiift. nurse, and having
used her salve in our families it gives us grea
pleasure in saying it is the best general medicine
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Mechanical Diseases Persons ENGAGED IN
Pants and Minerals, such as Plumbers, Type settlers,
Godbeaters, and Miners, they advance in life viii
be subject to paralysis Of the Bowels To guard against
this take 4 dose of WALKER's VINEGAR BITTERs once
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TO TIE AFFLICTED.
If your Druggist is out Of the Salve, and neglects
to keep supplied, send seventyfve cents as directed
below, and receive a box by return mail.
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CcUST CALeRDARc-TsliS DAY.

SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Held by
Judge Barrett.-Court opens at hal past ten A. NJ.
Nos Il. y. TAI u, 1877, 49, II. Z. 1885, X. c. 307, 1885,
$751; AL, $780, 6ls, 62l 10y, $685. S99A, $685. 1925 a.
951 o57, lOl5, 1921. Part 2-Held by Judge Brady
Court opens at eleven A. M.Nos. 642 6i6, 79i 37S,
36a, Il. q. 3425s, 43U, 1890, 1856, 29S9.
SUPREME CouRT-SPECIAL TERJ-Held by Judge
Barnard-Court opens at haf-past ten A. M-En-
tire demurrer calendar Will be called.
SUPREME COURr-CHAMBERS-ued by Judge In
graham.-Court opens az ten A. M.-Caendar
called at twelve M.-tirst Monday calendar.
SUPERIOR CoUEr--rGIAL rERM-Part Held by
Judge Barbour-Cour opens at ten A. M.-Caen-
dar called ut eleven A. MNos. 1916, 1869, 1915 50,
1887 Sl5 $751; 1867, 81 345 Al 110j 1905 1861 1855.
Part 2-led by Judge McCunn.-C0urt opens at ten
A. M.-Calendar called at eleven A. M.--NUs. 100,
$40, l06S, 49, 1910 ,5j, G2 ga, S4S 2i0, 90, Sl6
1916 l2lS 3SS, l546
Scdgwlck.-C0urt opens at ten a. Mixture calen-
dar called.-NoS 10 ~.
COMMON PLEAsrRiAL TEBM-Part 1-lield by
Judge j. r. Daly--Court opens al eleven a. M.-Nos.
sos 467, S. 1925 345. al57, 76 y05, $50 l0Jj $685.
1915, l249 Sg3, 1922 1875, 1862 49, 1876, 9Ol 1916
Part 2--lield by Judge Van Brunt-Court opens at
eleven A. M.-ualendar Of set down causes, snort
1879. 1885, 1885, NO. 10lG l2G 1854 12, 1851, 1878,
1904.
MARINE CoURT-rRIAL TEEM-ParJ l--Hcld by
Judge Gross.--Court opens aud calendar called at
ten A. M-NoS 6Sl7 0S3 770 $3.50, 1tO7, 1895, !54l,
1872 1881, 1904 1915, 1914 1899, S0l7 SO5s. Part 3
Held by Judge Curtis. -Court opens and caen-
Gar called AT ten A. M.-Nos. 1855, $685. 1855,
1881, 1857 f70G, 1885, $685. SoI2 1920 1925, SOIL S026
Part 3--Held py Judge Shea.-Court opens ana cali
endar called at ten A. MNos e3i4, 1917, 1872 S5i2
STA Sis, 1892, SSo $50, 1914, $500, $751; 81. $685.
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fully invited 10 attend the funeral, nom his Iaes
residence WarDurton avenle. Yonkers, on Wednes-
day, 9th insf., nc two r. NJ. Train leaves Tniriieth
street depot az niteen minutes past twelve O'Clock
p M.
sMIrH--On Saturday, March 2, ANN. beloved wife
OF Philip Smith.
The irIends Of the family and those OF her Sons.
james II. and Thomas McParlan are respectfully
dence. 457 Fourth avenue. The remains WIN De
taken TO ST. Stephens church, East twenty eighth
street, ON Tuesday. at ten A. NJ, where a solemn
requiem mass will be offered for the repose OF MGR
sOut thence to Calvary Cemetery.
SMIrH.-in New York, on SATURDAY, Marcn =
BARBARA SMITH, aged Al years. montns ana -
days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are 70
spectfnlly invited TO attend the lunerai, lns MOD
day. afternoon, at O'clock without further no.
tice from her late residence, 456 second avenue
martin Steners), thence 10 Calvary Cemetery.
TODD. On Friday morning, March l. WILLIAM Do
son OF George w. Todd In mis- 21sf year.
Relatives and friends OF the famffr are Invited %
attend the Iuneral from the residence OF mis- atho!
263 West Twenty second street, on Monday. 4th
instant at one O'Clock.
Won THADEN.-On SUNDAY. March 3, MARY CARO-
LIMA SOPHIA, daughter OF Claus and Sophia Won
Thaden, aged years ana months.
The relatives and friends or the lamlly are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from q stanton
street to Lutheran Cemetery, on Tuesday, March 6.
WASuBURS.-On saturday, March 2 MARY ELIZA
BETH, youngest daughter OF George w. and Eliza
beth ii. Washburn, aged 3 months.
Relatives and friends OF the IN my are respectfuny
invited TO attend the funeral, from Inc residence on
her parents. West New Brighton, s. l., on TUESDAY.
conveyed 10 Greenwood.
WYLiE.-On Saturday, March 2, after q long n.
ness. JOHN 9. WyIIE, age1 40 years.
His friends are respectfully invited to attend the
copal church. near Tenth avenue, on Monday, MarOA
a, at nall-past twelve O'Clock.
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also dull and tribe easier quoted Isc. for prompt do
napia was nasYe Sa Su. saed
sc for Western city, At the Creek the market dull
the ow we're ~ ~
depths market dull and weak. but quoaby
month; there rqmored sales Of 200 SS at
@ receipt . 'efs so ss beef 100 pack
ages cut meats packages ard ses, bulls and srses
March and 4pG q. SIS IS oSSIns lSt; i2s SS. changed
II q = % ss1.
Long clear western quoted At ac Dressed hogs were in
limited demand and steady Sales were made at ssca
Sssl as 9ss within he
for mess $40 si2 for extra mess SIS SIS for prime mess
erees and us go for India mess tierces Beef hams
!St. ssi,Sn he rsnss q sas US CIT meats
m sessg extent but sS IN small lots Rates were
SMOKED sseuasrs &C. DO Ss%: loc s pcfsd
or for az ~
ID @ oas sa or rs . IS
srces for May at &c., and $40 terce: for june: private
seripsOn. prices unchanged The about
~ sle and sSa bag. S S.asosa se Is NV
for S.ns s1ss
sales reported Refined was ,s sso quiet b but seAS
quote HGuea-inrerior to common renning, &c. sssc
far to god ar refining Sc &c good to pns refining
so;s stsssaSi hsas
&C. lO%c moasses hhds and boxes 7Sc $40 melaao
41ec SIC Havsna-Boxes Dutch standard, Nos TO O.,
&c. 6kc: do, u to L. sc. 9hc. do, Is TO To- 9Ac
1915 10 49, lo9sc do y 70 soll,c aisSsc
inning sic. alc. fair to choice grocery, 9sc. lOc
Brazi-Duch standard; Nos to Il, 49, 9Ac. Java
Dutch standard, Nos 10 to T. &C. exc ManiaSuperior
and extra superior, 7zc 84c New Orleans refining
grades, 719c sc. grocery do, $40 u l0}dc
STEARINE continued dull and nominal without trans
acti ms which 10 base quotations.
TALLOw.-The market quiet, but firm. Sales 0O,0
bbs choice at 9lsc and small ots OF common at 3sc
wnIsKEY Receipts, l24l bbls. The market was quiet,
but continued steady at &C., with sales OF 400 bbls.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS. March 3 1872.
s11 bales; gross 354u Exporisfo Liverpool, s6ls;
fa%op:s AIS to Antwerp % Reve c Sos1 to crDn-
IL New st y"r 4 o spE exchange i0 Sight drafts
nsssas ssssSss d ss & s Net ss 500 bales
anS and N sellers scen 'G Gas fSTS mid
SsS s D''''' '''''' 'o'''"'''' '''' '"''' w. A
Spirits tnpentipe quiet and weak at $40 Rosi1 hrm at
upentne quiet at "a 25 for hard 6 20 for yellow dip and
virgin. Tar quiet At 81 A.
Tobacco sale s hhds l1Ss at 80 81 s; low to mid
' N' ~ w. :. CIsoisSSrf, March 2. 1872.
DUN ssd pSr 1 sn S no vs sSs
spSg put 81 cor ana aod s'iaa No.
Rxs Oats sssy snd u N S; % @
A. &c Mess ID sirens and advances &c oc
sfs Bas ss saay soaders psss 'isea
sides 5'sS clear rip Sides S5e &c Gear sides SIS
improved demand at Soc. s5ac for iron bound. Hogs
SSasSs 70 Wheat 90 SS 60 DO DO cSs S So
Sary Snd hSss @ d. oa So 9a 9
OswEGo March 2. 1872.
No ss 25 for amber winter $s 70 for white winter
nHa c CORN 81
on the track barley held at for uplae and 81 % for
pncnanTed sales Of of, shorts sas middnss s2s sS
freghsFiour. to Boston, &c. to New York. &c. to Alba
ny, 49, o-
Flour que sales of $50 bbls for city at unchanged
state private TERMS aa 800 bushels wsern a.
81 70 also 200 bushes Duluth spring at 81 a. Corn dull at
Western Barley inactive and nominaiy UNCHANGED
Pork and lard steady very QUIET Hisnwnes entirely
nominal.
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REFORM DURING THE WEEK

"ErVhM UUhINu THE WEEK.
BY resolution OF the Governing Committee,
passed during the week, dealings In stocks before
ten O'CLOCK A. NJ. are prohibited. The business
hours OF the Stock Exchange are therefore confined
O'Clock p. NJ.
The committee appointed by the Clearing House
to perfect arrangements for an exchange and clear
ance OF gold checks similar to the process sed In
the case OF ordinary checks agreed upon plan
therefor, and the new arrangement went into effect
on Friday, proving thus very satisfactory to mer-
chants and others having dea ngs In gold.
REDUCING THE VOLUME OF TRANSACTIONS.
Business was slightly. embarrassed during the
week by the suspension of the regular calls of the
Stock Exchange on Tuesday as marx OF respect to
the memory OF lie Grand Lockwood, deceased, and
the interruption OF the London Exchange resulting
from the thanksgiving holiday there on Wednesday.
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lsh editors b not shared BY capitalists there ANA
the fear OF disr upton Of the existing reiaons DO
tween the two countries Is not felt 10 De ~ AL
a grave one. This question Will after all nave
TO be settled on change, and this u sgnin-
cant indication OF how 1t Is likely to be
settled. The market lett on strong, closing as
follows:-Uniled states currency skies, ia
ll4,s: do SKIES 1884, registered ia i14k; do do,
coupon. IFS a ll5k; do. tve-twenties, registered,
May and November Ill 11l1s; do. do, 1852,
coupon. do, l11h q Xix; do. do, 1854, do do,
lll1s nix; do. DO. 1865. DO d. ll1a 1l1H; do.
do. 1857 registered. January and July 10Y Ill;
do d. 1865 coupon, do 110A l1o7I do. do, 1857,
do. do 1l1H q ll1ss; do. do, 1865, DO. do. Ill7s
a 1I2X; do. dves OF 1884, funded, registered, 1857
a losl; do do. do. coupon. 1887 a lOS1; do. ten.
lorties, registered, 1o71I 1914; do do, coupon.
1917 1o7x; Central Pacific gold bonds, 1o2
1921.
The called bonds are coming forward very
slowly, and 1t IS estimated that not 1900, coo
out OF the s2o.OOO.OOO named for redemption
on the LIST Of March have been received from
Europe.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
were fairly active during the week, stimulated by
pending financial legislation In the various Southern
States
Late advices from Richmond state that the act OF
the General Assembly making gold and silver coin,
Cihteu STATES noteS ana natlOnai Dank notes. only
rece vable FOR taxes has been passed over the Gov
ernOrs veto. This act nulllhes the agreement with
the creditors Of the State expressed In the Funding
act of March, 1871, which stipulated that Virginia
should not be held responsible for onethird Of the
debt, except In accordance with any settlement
that might be hereafter made with West Virginia,
and an extended time for the payment Of the other
two-thlrds to thirty-four years, with interest pay
able semiannually-the same as the old bonds the
State, as evidence OF good faith, agreeing that
the interest ON the new bonds represented by cou-
pons should be receivable Tor taxes at and after
maturity.
The action yesterday may find Its explanation In
the fact previously stated here, that large short
interest in these bonds. amounting to $2oo0o0, ma
lures this week.
the following were the highest and lowest prices
q stocks during the day.
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THE DECLINE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE
noticed above was marked on Thursday, when lead
ping bankers reduced their rates to o92a for sixty
Gay sterling and lloh for short sight. slight con-
Eessons were made at these rates, but later the
market stiGened somewhat and closed firm.
GOVERNMENTS WE'RE STEADY
purnp the week, with firm undertone, sustained
py tue confident feeling exhibited in the
european markets. THIS feeling was equally
apparent yesterday, when the reply OF our
Srrnmeht TO Ear Granville's note must have been
Known on the London Stock Exchange with ample
lime 10 produce It's effect There is good TO
suppose from this that the excited spirit OF oppo-
eition 70 the Washington Treaty exhibited by Eng
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SuAaoGATe's COURT.
Wills Administrators Of Administration,
Sc.

Wills Admiitcd-Letters Of Administre alton,
&c.
Before Surrogate Veeder.
The wills OF George Triebel, Johanna steinmetz.
James OBrien Matthew Bentley. John c. Hatch
and william w. White, all or Brooklyn, were ad-
United to probate during the past week. The will
OF Susan Nj. Hossack was rejected.
Letters OF administrator were granted on the
estates OF Kate Corbtt, Adam Williamson, Albert
Echert, samuel Is. Church, J0hn Cook, Ann Cunning
ham. Elizabeth .dcDonnel Nelson Adams, Dol thea
Nelson, william A. Greer, Edward Fitzpatrick,
Richard StOney, Mary StOney, Samuel Bearlsman,
Brooklyn.
Letters Of guardianship OF the person and estate
or Francis Z. Pugh to Mary Il. 81. George, OF John
b. Alexander to Charles II. Dayton, OF Nellie Heath
and Mary Heath TO VIM. Heath, or Mary IA. Green
to George w. A. Everett, of kssey COnr0y and John
COnrOy John Bvrnes, OF illiam, Harriet A.. Mary
+. and John X. C0nselyea TO George w. Laurence,
all of BrOOklyn.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
LEGAL NOTICES.

VOlIN H. KNAPP vs. THOMAS UNDERHfLL
81 charles A. sBoole aud Their Heirs Order OF Noce-
State OF Connecticut Fairfield county, Bridgeport Febr-
AIRY IL, 1872 ,,,,.., - -.-,..,,.
Upon the petition Of the said John b Knapp, praying or
therein forth for decree OF the Court removing
The cloud upon petitioners TILE caused by certain mortgage
decd therein descrbei said respondents ben. assgneee
thereof the having been fully paid and dischargeus
NM NOT out claimed OF record, reurnabie 10 the Superos
nr I'M and for Fairfield county, second Tuesday Of
December 1871. IL appearing to and being found ~ the
sbcrhn. authority the said respondents are absent
from TINS State formerly resdng In the city, county ana
state of New York, present residence I'm SDown.
Thersrorc ordered notice OF the tendency OF SALE
peton be given BY publishing this order IN the New Yors
Ts-a newspaper printed In said city OF New YORK once
ces for three successfully, commencing on or bo-
fore the 10Th DAY OF February, Is7l. =. 90 .x.rr
Clerk OF the Superior CourtSo Fsrnod county.
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way any portion OF the moneys collected by him.
Mr. Chittenden added that they were SATISFIED that
he had kept on deposit average OF $5oo6o in the
different banks during his official term OF three
years, aud they felt IL their duty to call Judge
Mo0res attention 20 the whole matter, so that 1t
might be laid before the Grand Jury.
Judge Moore said that he would submit the mat
ter TO tine next Grand Jury when empanelied.
The committee then withdrew
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COuaIY COURT.
Tho Committee Of Fifty After Ex-ColIcctor
BaGeuu.
Before Judge Moore.

Before Judge Moore.
A sub committee or the Committee Of Fifty ap-
peared before Judge Moore Saturday morning.
when Mr. r. Ii. Cnttenden, q member said that
they mad become satisfied In the course oftneir In
vesigatlons that the late Collector OF Taxes Isaac
Badeau, had violated the city charter, cspe-
clally the prQvlslons against leaning IN any
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BROOKLYN AEEAlRS.
Robbed in II Dance House.

George Meeker of No. 400 Hudson avenue, went
on a spree on Saturday. having in his possession q
large sum OF money, OF which latter fact lie was
very vain and ioolshly exhibited MS greenoacks
before the gl0ating optics OF unscrupulous men in
the several 'drunkards exchanges" visited by him
wnlle making the rounds AT an carly hour yester-
lqu,r saloon OF one Louis Rhatlgan IN Hudson ave-
nue.. While ordering ale he drew forth from his
pocket roll OF national bank bills and csienta-
tlOusly unolded them IN order 10 eXtriclte small
bill to pay for the drinks. crowd OF fellows sur
rounded Mir. Meeker and hustled him about in
rough manner and robpIDg him Of his money,
amounting TO $ll2. The ruIians then thrust him
'.Out IN the cold street." The victim
paired to the Myrtle avenue station house
and stated the particulars of the outrage.
couple OF officers were despatched TO the OF
the robbery. and arrested Luxe Rnatigan and his
son John, James Donerty and John Curley VINO
were found In the place. Meeker recognized Rhad-
gan, the proprietor rs being the ringleader oil the
crowd that assaulted him. Tho prisoners were
locked up TO answer before Police justice Walsh.
Vito sInsiiing.
Conrad Boeman, savage-looking Uhan, was
caught by Patroman Martens, OF The Ninth pre-
cinct, yesterday morning wnlle pursuing his wiic,
Mrs. Boeman, knife In hand bent upon her desiruc-
ton. The parties, VINO reside In Hopkins avenue,
near Tompkins, quarreled and Conrad stabbed his
wife with % jacKknle In the wrist. Sac made her
escape from tue nturiated partner Of her Joys and
sOrrows' anG was rescued Dy tue timely appear
ance OF the police officer.
Close of the Mission in Brooklyn.
The mission ut st. Mary, star OF the Sea, South
Brooklyn, terminated last night. The occasion was
q solemn and imposing one. There was q farewell
advlsatory discourse given by Rev. Father Kopman,
In which the people were Instructed as 10 the proper
means to ADOPT IN order 10 snow forth by their OK
ample that they are sincere In their determination
to lead better life. The congregation renewed It's
baptismal VOWS, and the Papa bcneaiction was
given. The assemDage was composed almost eX
cusIvely OF men, ana lfty-Gve converts have been
received into the Catholic Church, and Others are
under instruction, since the mission was opened
on Ash "Wednesday. About four thousand persons
coniOrmed to The requirement. CT the mission, and
the missionary fathers pronounce IL To have been the
most successful mission ever he'd III Brook IN.
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coal AND WOOD.

11rsr LEHI1H AND LOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL
ID Nut 1885 90; Stove, Egg and Furnace, ~ per ton
2UC0 lts., screened and delivered. TiUS STOKES,
eorner rbigsysccoud street aad Teu,n avenue
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Wheat was duh, but unchanged the nominal quot atoms
81 81 "a for No. Chicago in store III "a 81 %
al 30 81 60 No. l. In store the sales about yC0CO
bushels IL SO for No. Chicago In store; ~ to for
white 81 70 prime red winter In store. Corn
steady only In limited request the sales about
the track for Western Mixed G9c. a6oat for do and
70ISc. 70c for Western yellow. Oats firm at SIC
5211c for Wesern In bic 41c. for do a6oat, 55c
Doc. for white with OF about sU000 bushels within
range Barley and quiet and nominal former
FnYGHTs-The market continued quiet weak. Rates
about steady but for provisions lower figures
accepted The cbartcrng business also dull.
There orders in the market for suitable
petroleum, but rates generally held the Of
shippers and business IN consequence restricted. The
Nv stea packages provisions, 22s 3D. and by sail SOD
bales cotton 36c 20 tons provisions at 22 3d. $50 bbls
polk o. 1850 tierces lard, l0s; $50 bbs rosn private
ierus 80 boxes 0s To London, by SAIL 7J erces
setn by steam, 200 bags clover Seed There were no
charters reported as having been closed
MoLAeeEe.The market for foreign renamed dun and
nominal Domestic quiet but firm. The sales only
t,upa--Centrfuga and mixed....... 19c n 2Oc.
Clayed. 22c. "A 2Sc. Bic. cfc.
Muscovad0, rehning. 25c 5tc. Ole a S5c.
MugcOva ado, grocery. ss..aNc a5Dc.
Porto Rico. 10c. Sec aoc.
English islands, &c soc.
Orleans. ooc SVc dosc.
NAVAL S1oREs.The market for spirits urpentine re-
narei ouet and trltc easier The sales were only
ahon 90 bh small lots, ut &c. B39c Rosin was dun
and nominal Strained quoted at "a co. Tar was In good
demand and firm. The sales were ABOUT SUu boa Whining
market closing decidedly 6rmer. Washington quoted nj
W 90. ,,-.. eu x.er.a cor,,rroa d,, and
NOMINAL although unchanged, qnote NJ 2z3c. LOT prompt
delivery 22lc for last half oil month crude IN puk was
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The quotations are based on cotton running auanty
than half grade above or below the grade
FLOUR AND GEAIN-Receipts-Flou 1888 bbs.; wheat.
6sU0 busnes 81 100 meal 800 bbls 500
bags; 5,775 bushels barley, 1880 do and, the
week. four 81 O5i bbis wheat Sl3 bushels; corn 27lO
meal 26o2 bb and 1928 bags; oats % $40 bush
els barley o2sA do, and rye, 7o5 bushels The -four
ke dull and he Wy, though prices nominay the
The saes comprising all kinds aggregate about $40
bas, prices within the range of quotations. Corn
meal remained quiet but steady Sales 1U0 bbs Marshs
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The following is comparison OF the bank aver

4 The statement proved TO be much more favorable
pnan expected. the loss In legal as COM
pared with last week being only S123,575.
DECLINE GOLD.
Gold weakened towards the close OF the week
simultaneously with decline in the for
eign exchanges. ana on thursday went OF
10 lO9ys recovering slightly later. with
Grmer feeling IN the other market, closing at
g10h 1lO,4. The following were the highest and
lowest figures OF the premium on the several days
during the MceK:-
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delivery middIing, the sales have BEEN
follows Last evenng-Marcn 200 al a 75c IS N \ Am
az 29c notice so after S6) zoo s.c lvo az
PIKE. 81 sl6c, 100 sc 800 at q :.isc Nav 800
Sc,lce at q a6c LEO 22ssc 700 at % 81 &c. LOO
100 At s' 100 a. a2ss loo a q Ise, 500 25s1c.
nmedia,e delivery. SO at sisSc 300 at 81 li.isc.:
April 100 a. Sso 100 at % 400 at slsc. al
Y side. loo abba 100 alta 3isc 500 sGc, eo at
June 400 2c, 200 % iS1sc. 100 at Ssssc August
200 axe. Total, $3.50 bales. Grand total, i6o BALES
s$ New oreasss $el4; Mobile $780,; savannah;
Baltimore $40; New Yorx, ss7 Boston. iss Total, 1865
THIS day last week. 1924. This last year 1852
Rates cotton TO foreign ports closed
steady as fclows:mTo Liverpool, BY steam, "a.
10 Hamburg by steam, 3d.. compressed. TO Bremen by
seam &C.. gold, compressed SAIL sc. To Baltic ports
hv 1c gold We o;e-
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, March 2-6P.M
CoFFrE-The market remained without u feature to
note. Prices nominally unchanged. We annex the
current quotations. folows:-Carsoes Rio, ordinary,
loc. l65c fair. 17c Ike. good, Ike 17sc. PRIME
ls4c isc gold in bond sixty days; Maracaibo, 2Oc
2c.; Laguayra 1870 &c. ST. Domingo, bond 1ac
HHc.; Java, 23c. DC, gold, duty paid
CoTToN.-The market for cotton the spot remained
quiet and quotations unchanged There was but little
disposition evnced dos business either by or buy
Future delivery limited request at unchanged
prices The reported Change sum up as olows-
To-Day Lust EpJ Total.
Export ..:..: ...........'.......... lss -, l43
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-04

A SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY DESIRES FROM MAY
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unexce onhbe location Answer for week,
stating terms NJ A, box $50 Herald Uptown Branch oce,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-04

A NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM WANTED WITHOUT
n Board, by n widow in respectable family not
lis per win irnsh bedding Best refer
ence given. Address NJ. s., Herald Office.