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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-30
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK Wednesday, May 20, 1877
The general horse trade continues acuve,
with especial feature to note.
The sale Of highbred trotng stock the get OF Ham
bletonian, jr and Orange County doth by Rysdyks
HambietOnisnl was held yesterday, at William u.
6ekers Wrenwood Stud Farm, near Keyport, Mon
mouth County, N. J. Mr. g. Dingee (Of g. Dingee Coz
oficiated as auctoneer There we're from 800 to 400
people present. chiefly farmers from the surrounding
country; only small number came from New-York.
The latter however almost excusivey the buyers.
~ tns competition during the sale had been anything
like that displayed at the literally provided lunch tables,
we should have had congratulate the
DIS success bnt as 1t was, the bids made were so far
on the catalogue were brought 70 the hammer and the
sale closed after they were disposed Of IN the following
Luu brown ISL years DID, BY Hsnbletonlan rs
By Rysiks Hambeonian, dam morgan mare to Geo. Schultz Of
LgStooi bay sedilg hands years old ~ Hsneioaan
IT,. be b. Rysdyks Hsmbtonian; dam bay BY Engineer
Long Island Cof stock Lady Suffolk to J. C. Markham
TSsS bay scSnS Isl hands: :;i. Old sired By Ha16s
man A % By RsyS; a1nsle'Snan lam oy M 90
to Geo. schultz q Sev-YOk $50
man dam sired By Engineer Long Island John Shields If o
Sir Hnry bay ;cns it,; hands. resrss c By mbeon
IT, dain BY veRogn troiting stallion
Bay ysmont bis dam the fast pacing JenuF Dr. JernA-
III ,tery bay seHS & yysars oia sired By HamS,oGsn,
Long Island BLACK avki dam Flora reHrse unknown per 90.
ae mile Of Derer' % j. G. Beers Of SewYork for 10
OgI, s ss nv 1 b5. msns and all has tSoss y
R6oer bay zeding hands, esrs OH sired by colt Of od
Abdalah; stylish dnveTi has tEote % pole IN l50i 70 49,
II. Beyers Of
jersey bay gebng li3 hands, old tired by Hsmbonan,
BY kdyzs Hamblei0nian dam by STELLA 1rc by Citizen,
he thoroughbred her dam BY Clarion by Monmouth Eclipse T -
Ecipse Dr. Jerlayan Of Nes-f or..... ~
ton gray gedinz 49, years old, sired by Hsmbeouan,
h be By RTsyks ambeionan dam by Kentucky Hunter re-
ceiEed bids. and wass Withdrawn
Grace. bay ally years old. sired by Orange County be By
Rydyks Hambletouaa dam Virgo sired by seeys AoAaah
Chief by Abaah By MambnO by Messenger lam Fanny hay
sired by FLYING Cloud he BY Long Island Black Hawk dam 49,
Daroe Jas V. sheridan Of NewYOrk I'D
Morning bay gedng years old. sired by Orange County
be by Rysdy2s Hambe0nan. dam bay Nellie, sired by
Peter v0oIhees old Abdalah, Of AbdLsh Chief Jam Bon 49,
full Pleasant Valley "
MAJ Queen dark 6llY. sired by Orange County
be b. RyiyHs Hsmbetonian dam Virgo, sired by Seeys Abb
dsh Chief by AbAlh MambnuO BY Messenger her dam
Patty bay mare BY Sheriff Ey Abdah by Odd Abdalah dam
Pouiham. bay gng 6 hands high old sired BY Lexng-
dam Lucy, thoroughbred pedigree kind
gentle all excellent saddle
hosi 10 T. Of 100
Ebony black ging hands years old, sired BY
Heghrs Black Pahen, by George d. Patchen dam Lady
bleni pogee received bid Of $50 and, for
wait OF Petition, withdrawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-30

TEO. A. LEAVITT & Co. Gate Leavltl,
strebeirh Coll Clinton Hail. Astorpiace For us SALE N
,os OF iBRARKs OF Books PAISTSG AID az
Anu' " ~ IMPORTANT BOOK sALBil
THIS EVENING.
CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRAk1.. =, .. -,
THURSDAY FRIDAY AMI s4TURDAY EvaSISTI % WRIstT M
a ict on al hook various departments OF literature
and care ons handsome bndluas among Nlen may Se
s StaEori Caerv vols. 4oi Poes Description OF me
oman vatican vols ioho els gifts Warngs
It, s,tt presses Leuehenherg siaey Of riol AZ
S.b Ito Hobeu, Of the Court OF hng enry IL
rraei Ionion News, 81 vols loves Ferns T9 rS Az ~
Indian Tuhes, vols, loh0i hohs nOrAs
PePeuag Edition vols. Museum Of PanlA{ ana %
- c Arnos Works 10 vols calf iul gti baeOns
49, Rook OF Common PRAYER vols 49, unique
bnrgh Journal vols imp 5vo, morocco Doec}n $50. %
Tes br Rerlbrni; pure and Others 3vosi oo Scouts
ple,e Works vols morocco ETC. eic Az yIEyT ARaoR
~ pT OT and rER COLOR PAIAllh AM ihSL AIM
~ G,ones ready Books exhibition Al the ShHtSR A@
Sslssrooms The Messrs LEA II Anciohee5s &C - -
rF1DAY WEDNESDAY, and rHURDAY June j. and
,ing svs large and select collection o. booSs oHhs W. var
liable Ibf-lies, the property Of an sanen' collector M
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET-MAr 20

Rpts for three cattle, 9l0s hogs 58 sheep ship
nents- cattle 20 hogs go sheep hafket o cae w 1
-orrmou Ia fair sOd meum good &3G@ 9i prime
bpr- 6Od &c IS 80 250S Sc GA Hogs larry
closing SeAk sales al +4a - ~ sheep ID COCO 'enAn'
and lieler; sale. a s0G 80 o.
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A Safe Investment.

Paving over II per cent per annum.
We are just in receipt Of last In
stallment Of the Bonds Of Greene
County. State of Missouri. Only
about one-fourth Of the whole issue
(s4OO,OOO) of above Bonds remain
unsold, which we continue to offer
at SOC. and accrued interest. Bonds
mature in 19 years. Rate of inter
est. s per cent, payable February
and August, at National Park
Bank, New York, free of tax.
PBpilets &c. mn pardnalars any further Information 'a'
usAoI lbsH aDoeaOo either es5sonsE Or sy lsl.si rt,
Nc 10 Wallet. heHi9FL
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Gornoraron Mg tires.


NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV EN- 20 all parties
n':5ss' l r. e s 9 s sa S9 ssoG GAip Is
8 VsSsC SiaJ ga at Il oeoeI eEaa ne into tie facts IA
c N s se hs uo%ns % ~ ' % s,
2osa j. A. Monheusl th-ave. lab s8th-.-
7s95. l. W. Jehnsasi asl 81 9th - sot.,lye
5 s;,, Eqo,rt seIl ,s s S 20 s ss Drive
80 N j. Greer sash-st, lotA-avs to .Sea River.
5igi jas E9srs.I ;tbst. Lsziasoa-a7c to sast RIVER
30. a. Eys..rt SUBS. 9IGssgag 10 asTe
aJ56 p Farisli aist-t, 81 TO 4saay
iGl Smith 4 No0nsni stu ave-. Ah q 81 81.
1865 Smith /. Noonsni MselSoa-ave, iSh 70 Dihh
2sS jas s Gssr'y 5Shi. shave to iSison diver
is2 Jas GeaIty; S9th-sE. istave tblsssi BiyeA
2ot 7: G. Hess AgeaHs 9 Hoss a. to lailte@ . . 1871.
SoSf il5, Y, W. vS2's'r. Commissioners.
c. Il. :. wIILASs, Clerk
Nev-Tsrs Ma q 81
NOTICE.-STREET Misunderstanding
~ 20 steetC nng COrIFset be hereafter
ssSsi's The sSs police S sa " d ppSa .:
pIs, ss o. =, ssI,' Sss 81 az ~. q % es az
aty be e s purchase. DnssIy ss,s.e Ess !Ae A md
city, suss materials be delivered DALI dssaAied Smpas
grounds places Asaie points accessible BY 'a"scs water Or
A sum 10 ne qossty for year
and of slated portion sreof
Proposals. he Chief CLERK Il he Rssi b received
u' pa, Nav a. az s "a ~ '4" ~ % ''' Oh hAwLEf
DROP0SALS FOR OFFICIAL JOURNAL
The undersigned invite sealed proposals. on OF peisse "a
Of Jyse proxmo ock nom TIE paohsa q ~
published The Ctf NcWlork Tor csagnAlon o. hes
yes ve papsn 0ha journal Of said Ai anaer tas Er
scion Chapter - Of The Laws q ldL kara p-
should or which The whole service rsrd ~
seeas performed ths Paps A.@el for s ,ss: sas.
meucng N.h Moy in June, iS2 Tue pAyAen' ios ne
service VIII he made monthly,
tha Interest " the pUhhc 20 10
ldrcsso the MAYOR and Cnp.roier az De
o- o c latter City Of Hefor4, and n4ored Propossis
df Of!ia Jonfnal' -.
le art accepted viii be required b give secy %
e aoou she uueefasle= Cor ne iahtai o. ne
| n fa.''e "eA-"' ''-''--
A.nRgE II. GaRUS. ConsuilO3eg
/ Kra- IsgA. ID =. -.
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Chnncrs for Duslness Rlen
Proposals.

OFFIcN oY rHs BoaKD STATE BuuDrse -fssIoSEHs
- LANSING, Michigan -. cir
ITO MASTER BUILDERS and CONTRAC :
Il OhstkOiOnALS viii be received br Bond ~ aAe D'ii-
iBg Commissioner a. t-r OMee, 10 the Cs Lansing unil
AOaDAf the ga day u Jaly, 49, y oc.ock noon
for bal4iHg and compiled
NEW CAPITOL 81 fLDING
sad City q Lansing IN accordance plans and specifications asT
on 2 IN SAID ohce . -,
1e g be required 20 accompany his bad with bond IN tne
sum OF with approved Nv the Board Conditioner
the contract shah BE- awarded aio
cortrnct n accJrdauce eitd ls
Buug
10
Commias0nuIs, Lansing. Ailcn
T 0arI receives e ht reject aur or sTi submitted
The proposals rTrd Dr. ee % the OAce Of the BoH 'H
TTIs6Ai July p iele, % sor'ort a M -
nra10H regard 10 iq Jul be- obtained at tho soos
Of the Board ~ 7. BALDWIN. Governor
T. o. 9AufNEhOHJ state
JANIS ahEatEM : Dazzling
ALhA lHAPuTON iCaiaa5ssgnrrs
An l.
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PROPOSALS for S750,000 DOCK BONDS OF
THE CITY OF NEW YORK Sealed Proposals wall be received
when the will he publicly opened for The whole part Of
the Of SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
O'CLOCK BONDS OF TIE CITY OF NETWORK, authorized by
chapter So section Laws OF 1911 Said Bonds will bear interest at
the Of payable tie 6t day May and
November Of each year and the principal VII DO redeemed the at
day Of November 1902
The Proposals will Of desired and the price
dollars and the whose Pop
required with the Chamberlain the
awarded TO them respectively together with premiums thereon
On presenting Comptroller the receipts Of the Chamberlain M
deposit parties will he entitled receive certificates for eqa
Of the par Of the awarded the bearing interest,"
from the dates OF payment
Each Proposal should be sealed and ndod Proposals for Dock
Bonds noosed second envelope adj
dressed to the Comptroller
The part the Comptroller to reject any al
the C0rpoIat0n require Il
ANDREW Il. GREEN Comptroller
City OfNew York Department Of Fina9ce}
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-30

DECEIVER's SALE.-NEW-YORK SUPE-
III RFOR COURT-wILLIAM II. WEBB agt THE NORTH
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COAPAEY.-In pursuance Of the au
order Of the Superior Court the above
entitled action appointing Receiver OF the property aud Effects
Of the North American steamship Company will sell al public aue
ton by e. H. LUDLOW Co.. AueSneers at the EEs1ngs sale
Broadway City Of NewYOk TUESDAY May
a. 1872 AZ 70 clock N the following described property constituting
such Receiver Sixteen thou
shares Of TIE Central American
Trnst Company H. MCCLELLAN Rseeiyer
The above Sale POSTPONED until TUESDAY JUNE H.
1872 AZ Z o'clock tho place. sale to be made through same
AurlODeer II. MCCLELLAN, Receiver.
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Aarble am slate ttaiu cls.

KLABER, Steam MARBLE IN / VI gRBLE-
"a ling WORKS, 3i and ~ sst Ectsss Marble "a
Maed Manlels Thing Marble CDnnter 0anr prices tss
defy competition Marble turning for the trade
A -REMOVAL.-SLATE Man TEIS, MAR
"a BE MANTELs WOOD AkSTELs the .sortment
offered in th city spacious " oo 20 "a
West Twenty third st. - B sIknANr X 90.
MARBLE, MARBLEIZED NJ .NTELS, MON
w wokHr RLABEg
Coz 2Z5 w 5st Broadway and 3aH Desgns appcads
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miscellaneous.
DPTSHES of EVERY DESCRIPTION at
ID Brush Fle.ory is Peall aPeEs bailtggl AL sss
lowest price, 49, :
TIIHE GETTYSBURG
KArALYsISE WATER
b ,od AZ the Spring ioong mates; Iaraon asnl0n"
Ell sralon deohns EACH Gases Of two totoa quart o"'
20 each Iineshbohls druggists do not keep H. iA's' MAJ
= -. a. - =, R,,el or Alsras Erpsoss, By ucosng Pos'
oses Money Orie or Cheoks PhrsEs aai Cesymen sapp
their oxn use with ihee-yaou temjohns at ~ 81 e-'hi WIN
sohus Al q 50 each; with ~ ieren ll,s ~ AZ
Medical al c!ryicai voc -ton nusi DC esfA-"i y 49,
other Ieslcns.,e raric- Ates 800 q v,. Ptsirdephis Pa
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We00mg Caros, 81

1T WW FVFRDELL~ SONS, No. f0t Full
q tor.t-Jy aDDias CA"Ds ara F,is 'thF'pNeAA 'la.a'
uslei 5lsi
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5aies bp Aurtlon
A LIEN 3. MINER, Auctioneer.
"a saesOoms, % Chambers and II Ileade-stA
By ALLEN 3. MINER & BRO.
nm -

A LIEN 3. MINER, Auctioneer.
"A salegOoms. % Chambers and n Ileade+tA
b. ALLEN B. MINER BRO,
On FRIDAY, May 81,
At l0l o'clock at the private residence
10 WEST THIRTIETHsr. BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
FIFrHAVE,
FINE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF CHOICE PAINTINGS sTATU-
AIRY BROGZES. SEvRES PORCELAIN. WATER COLORS: Also,
LIBRARY Of CHOICE ILLUSTRATED and MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS belonging CHARLES TOPPAN previous his de-
pure abroad Also the entire FURNITURE in house The collection
although small choice works BY the
American artists either painted order purchased
will found the celebrated picture Of
"THR FIRST LESSON IN CHARITY"
II. MERLE Of Paris -
ALSO FINE PICTURES BY COEDER DORSEY, SALMON,
COMPTE-CALIX. ANTIGUA, B0UTIB0ENE, MIDI. KILLING
FORD. CHAPMAN, LRUTZR, WUSr CASTELAR,, sHATIkCht D.
JOHNSTON, LAMBDIS GIGNogX LANG CLIFFORD SUDAN M
DURAgD, BLAUVELT AND OTHERS SEVERAL PASIkLs, By
MERLE WATER C0LORs AND DRAwiSGs BY u pAkh a51
BROEZRs BY v. RyRARD SEYRES FROM LOUIS PHlLLlPPs,
Ig4s STATUARY-DAPHNE By MOZIBR, BUST OF AUGUSTUS,
also THR LIBR1RY COMPRISING ABOUT 600 VOLUMES
Standard Books including Art Journal anDon
&c. Also lot Of fne Engrsvngs. In Portfolios
Of and library The eare uni
Of rosewood Piano VIE Ogn
Attachment; Brussels CARPETS rosewood and black walnut
Chandeliers Curtains Library Cases Tables Beds anu
Bedding. &c Ill L..
The with the paintings and auary when VIII Do
on view with catalogue the three days preceding sale
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Eertures duo Meetlres.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE. The conclr ding
" the Glasses Columbia College VII onFF
MONDAY and will be continued until sAIChDAt ane "a
Tonr 10 a. 10 daily. The TT o
the COLLEGE the University the parents and 81 ras %
The Sudents ene OF education ysIsia a." e specially
~ r. A. 7. DAhtfsl-O LII ~ - rsus'1
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A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
"A sPRIgG RACES, l311
The SPRING MEETING will be held al Jerome Par "a the osiaa
DAYS in June:
SATURDAY ls.
WEDNESDAY 9Th.
SATURDAY, 9Th.
TUESDAY sh
THURSDAY. - l.
sATf RDAY 18TH.
First Race each day promptly at osloct 800,
c. WHRArLBY Sec A. bklAoi IT, p isaicnt
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financial.

This opaBv having completed is organization under the laws o.
M Stale IL now ready 10 policies sgsn loss or damage ~ FIRE.
- rr- F,r,iurs stores Merchandise and other property
80 -. MARTIN l. CROwELL, President
WI PITT PALMER Viee-President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-11

GALVESTON, Jan. 10, 1872.
. Sales:
Nxw onLEASs. Jan. 10, 1872,
Cotton qus Tadpg. ac aS Is:. Net .sse'P: ss
Havre [s2 Antwerp s3O7 coastwse, s2a Sales, S20v
Cotton DUH middlings, 2okc Net receipts, 5ls Sales.
WV 0' 80 SAVANNAH, Jan. TO- 1872
V S:i i Il Continent.
Cotton quiet n!ds,,ns, sSs Net .sssps:; ISsi BALE.
Flour in fair demand and firm. Wheat a shade lower,
q A. H. 'P qe.s,. g. 81 No. no d. .s.2 81. No
seller T Ss1 q seller
- Ss 0Ss ssss.ss sss ss'ss :sss
81: ;s 81 :'s: $gr 'f's5 ssy s
seller II EsGr9sa,F S .aS Rss x. fair
9ss. s sSr Sssi :sTns sss =:
~ isss
a : @ Tss
an
ss sss s5S s. Ss %s.. adf q % ssss &C.,
5 = e Zoo s.S s:s 0S
sy: and ~
% Sor No. Corn dun 81: :.rCna :sis: 6vs csIs
No. Western al 6lc &c. closing nrm at outside prices
Oats dull of 2OU bushels No. Western ut acc. Rye
neglected Barley 1rm demand light; sales OF 5000 BUSH
els Western s5c Pork quiet ut $3 30. Heavy
quiet sc l0c. Highwnes nominally at 9lc Seeds
$780, Timothy. Se &c. Covsr nomnaly quoted
OswEGo, N. Y. Jan. TO- 1872.
Flour steady and unchanqed ssls ego bbs a. 81 90 for
So double Wheat dull sales 1900 bushels No
white Michigan II a. Corn dull sales 900 bushels NJ Sc
held at 81 81 10 for good to choice Canada. Rye
nominaiy soc for Western Corn meale3l 90 for bolted
shipstufs B26 $27 middhgs &2s $50 per ton.. High
Wines 9O8c Railroad frelghts-Four to Boston, SC to
New YORK.. 6vc 10 ALBANY. <9c
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BROOKS DARK DOINGS.

Mrs. Lavna Shears, Of No. SO Irving place, made
0 complaint yesterday, before Judge shandley,
against william R. Brooks, her colored waiter,
charging him with purloining jewelry and articles
OF clothing from her house, amounting In value to
$50. She stated that on Monday Brooks told her
he was going to leave, and she paid him what
wages were due him. On Tuesday he came back
to the house. ana was seen by her
ohambermaid gong to mrs. Shears room. That
afternoon she missed the articles. Brooks trunk
was searched and q part OF the clothing was
found In 1t. The jewelry which consisted OF three
diamond rings, belonging 10 her daughter was not
found. Mrs. Shears has an Office IN the Bible House..
she saw BROOKS passing there yesterday, and called
him In and kept him talking while she sent for
Qnicer Long, OF the seventeenth precinct. Judge
6handley held Brooks to answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-11

The Assistant Treasurer paid out $3.50, 600 gold on
account OF January interest," and $685. 900 In redemp-
ton Of the called bonds OF 1882
STOCKS DULL AND STRONG.
The stock market was heavy, lower and intensely
duh up to the close OF banking hours when the fall
In the rate for money started q smart upward
movement, owing to the covering of contracts by
the "bears." who, on this sudden development OF
monetary ease and the additional report that tho
Third Avenue Savings Bank had lived down the
run upon II, threw up the speculative sponge. The
RISE like the decline prices. represented very lit
tie business. onion Pacific and Pacific Mail were
the strongest and advanced one per cent the latter
on the Introduction In the Legislature OF bill
thOrzing the Pacifo Mail Company to reduce their
capital stock to 0e0 or one half their present
capital
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the princlpal stQcka during the day.
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David Lea vift, Of Bost ON.

The service Of the "fourth estate" In which the
above named gentleman passed the last twenty five
years OF his life, has lost ready hand and wit by
his death. Born In Massachusetts, he Joined the star
OF the Boston Journal under Charles o. Rogers, in
184o, and, working steadlastly. did much In build
ing up Inat paper: his neaitn aad been good up
which took place yesterday afternoon, aJ i've
O'clock In Boston, where In the morning he had
been stricken down with fit or apoplexy. His
death will prove O loss 10 Boston Journalism, in
which ne was well known. Mr.. Leavitt was born
In the year 1916, In Boston.
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Park 152; Fourth National, IcS1; Ninth National.
1854; oriental. lsoi Bankers and Brokers Associa.
ton, 80.
GOLD wEAK-109 A 1857.
The gold market was.Weak on what was deemed
the certain dissipation Of all danger or w-sr with
Spain all prospect OF which was removed w the
tenor Of the sentiments expressed by the Spanish
Ministers at the recent dinner to General Sherman
In Madrid. The earliest sales were at 100, from
which point there was gradual decline to 1883,
under sales BY the agents for the negotiation of the
several American loans recently marketed In
Europe. The course Of the market Is shown in che
tahIo.-
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THE CITY BANK STOCKS.

The following were the bids for the city bank
shares:--New York. 1877 Manhattan, 100; Merchants'
III; Mechanics, l2s; Union, 1873; America, 1ls:
City, 25; Phenix, 100; Tradesmen's, lac; Leather
Manu- facturers', $780, state Of NewYork, l0s; Com
merce, max; Ocean, 20; American Exchange, liz;
Bank of the Republic lie; Bank of North America,
1903; Metropolitan, 1872; Citizens. 1876; East River
ITO; shoe and Leather, 100; Corn Exchange, 1872;
COMMONWEALTH, So Importers. and Traders. 100;
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william w. Todd.

William W. Todd, OF the firm OF Todd & Co., sa 1t
Dealers II Front street. died yesterday aged ninety
years. Mr.. Todd was born about the year 1881, and
when boy was In the employ Of John Jacob Astor,
VINO nad married MS aunt. he was clerk Tor Mr.
sent by Mr.. Aston to Canada to buy furs. In 1907
he retired from the service OF Mr.. AstOr. Mr. Todd
served through the war OF 1872, and held the COM
mission of Lieutenant Colonel. He was a member
OF the rammany Society and was or the thirteen
Sachems for twenty tive years. He was also warm
friend OF Henry Clay.
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Iotai .iozv 10 5000
% fclIowsLsst 500 g. Ic Pebru-
900 At 2lNc April 800 at 21c May 200 at 22Ac, loo az
$ISs M bales Ss 4dc a se F.t SUC
4 So q s6 No. ISs q az goo 4 4 iss
800 Al aSca 500 =. u Tisc, S?o at 2i,.c
nd af S 49, srss l ssSs.iS 10 :.
i7ss 100 a. q siSc loo March 81 ilsc, ana 100 Nsy
" $780, together Apr 100 at &c. 200 at l6l6c 60g
al 2lc., loo a. &c, 200 At q l5leo. 800 at &c Nay 100
100 A. s On T sSscn 100 L. o Ssass
ports closed foncys;-To Liverpool, y steam. Nd: !
gold SAIL 40. To Hamburg, BY steam, I'D. compressed
Bremen, steam soS. c TS. TO
q the port. sum up t6us.-asveston, ~; New Orleans
Wilmington ssi Norfolk, 1871; baltimore $40; New York
l55 Boston, 69-tota TO- 636 This day last week, $685.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-11
DIR. William ID. Buck.

William ID. Buck, M. D., an eminent and widely
known American physician, died at his residence in
Manchester, n H.. on Tuesday night, the 9th inst.
He was carried or suddenly by the termination OF
disease OF his heart under which ne had labOred for
some time past.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-11

General Patrick Cameron, Of the Anglo
Indian Army.
General Patrick Cameron, senior general Of the
Madras cavalry, has just died at Gordonston, Inver
ness scotland. The General was eIghty.seven years
OF age. He was brave and brilliant soldier and
ocer and particularly distinguished for his action
In the British war In India.
General Cameron obtained his first commission In
OCTOBER 1902 having gone to India in January, 1901
consequently he was senior in the Indian army
to Field Marshal Sir George Pollock, g. Z. H.
He served IN the campaigns OF 1900 1900
1907, 1908 and 1902 In Berar, Candeish and
the Nerbudda; was present % the cavalry
December, 1905; with Colonel Closes army on the
Nerbudda, ana ct Seronge in the latter end OF 1906
at the campaign in the Northern Circars and Coon
soor in 1915 and 1911; and at the Mahratta cam
paign, with General smith and General Doverton,
IN 1917 and 1918, in pursuit. OF the Peishwan. He
was also present at the battle OF Ashti 1885, and
win the First light cavalry in the campaign q, 70
Ava IN 1925. His commissions bore date az Lol'
iows:-Cornet, 27th April, 1903; lieutenant, 2stn
S, SsnfemSe, IsIs. ,euennt colonel ist May
1924; colonel, 9th june 1929; major general, 2stn
June 1888; lieutenant general, 18th November,
1851; and general, oath October. 1865.