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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-18

STATED SESSION,
OFFICIAL MONDAY Sept is, 1874
PRESUMPTION John Coehrane, President and quo
rum of members.
That the Commissioner Of Public Works be directed 10
notify the Hudson River Railroad Company TO replace
pavement between their track on Eleventhaye, from
Forty-eighth 10 Fifty-second-st.
That Thirty eighth-st from Eighthave to the Hudson
River be paved with Belgian or trap-b0ck pavement
That 1niry.frst-st from Ninth 10 Eleventhave., be
paved with Belgian OF trap-block pavement; ro
That Twenty-seventhst. from sixth 10 EleVenthaVej
be paved with Belgian or trap-block pavement. 49,,
That Twentyeghth-st, from Nnth,ave; 10 tne hudson
River be paved with Belgian or trap6loek Pavelnept:
That Eleventh-ave. from Twenty-slxtn-st 70 Inrty-
thirds and from Thirtyfonrth-st 70 F9rnetns'' De
That Foreth-st, from Tenthave TO the Hudson h1Ver
be paved with Belgian or block pavement No
paved with Belgian or trap-bloek pavement. r,,..-
That from hinth-sye 70 Ise
That Thirty -third-st from the Tenth 70 the Eleventh
That Tblrtysxth-s from Eighth to Eeyenth-ave., be
paved with Belgian or trap-bOck pavement 40, -
and from Ninth TO Eeyenth-ave be paved with Belgian
or trapblock pavement,
That Twenty-ninthst from sixth TO Eighth-aves and
from Hinthave TO Hudson River, be paved with Belgian
That Twcnty.sixth-si., from Sixth to Eleventhaves
that Tent6-aye, from Twenty to seventethsts
DE paved with Belgian OF traPblock pavement.
boulevard, be<eguiated and graded.
That croton mains be laid in Eghtyeighthst from
Third 20 Fiftb-aves.
That street lamps be lighted on the south side of Fifty
J1frth-st between Fifth and Eigbth-ayes.
That the Comptroller be authorized and directed 10
draw warrant In favor Of Charles H. Walter, for the
sum OF moo. ,..-,
That an additional gas lamp be placed and lighted on
tbe south side Of st., about midway between
IRVING place and Tbird-ave. I.
That lamps be lighted IN Eighty secondst from
tbe Boulevard to the River Drive.
That street lamps DO lighted IN Fifty-nnth-st, from
ZENITH 10 EeveBth-aVe.
T6st two boulevard lamps be placed and lighted in
front Of the entrance 10 tue House OF the Good
Resolved That two lamps be placed and hgnted on the
esstery SIDE Of Varck st. between Canal and Lagntsts
Thst an improved ircr drinking fountain, with
81 III ..---. -L-L..- ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-18

Mai, 70, Usf, is closed the New York Post once ever
THURSDAY Al O'clock sesmhp sails from Portland me- 'n
Friday. ali p m ,,,, ., .h., go,nr srect win
A. no 49, nnce papen each. which must be prepaid
w '' TUURSDAY SEPT. ~.
Mail, n, R,ope via Plymouth Chebonrg and HanbnT per eam
, close At Supplementary Hall on Pier loot o.
Tbrdst Hoboken closed at Steamship sails al NJ IRON
foot Of Thri-st Hoboken ,,n -. 4. -...t, III
ian letters Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
Mails for Nassau p and per steamship Crescent City
close at Supplementary Mail Pier No. T. NJ H. Is closed al
ESQ D. m. Steamship sails at } p m
Avsaa and Mexico BY the steamship CITY Of Merida close
Al 2 n m Steamship sails at m. from Pier No N X
Mails by the steamship San Francisco, close AZ IL
! m Steamship sails I. u ~, from Pier No &c N. H.
FRIDAY SEPT. 20
Malls Panama Aspnwa the Central American and South Pa
steamship Ocean Queen close at IN N steam
ship sails at u ~, from Pier No. q N. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW VORK........

popT or HBW- YORK 80. ...............'.''sEPr' 1"
CLEARED.
Steamship omg1. ~ sm nSSn DISCO Henderson Bro
s,ssm:SP 1 Ts1ps Psnton Phsds6 IS Steamship o.
ss%:S R RouDt saOG FTceSsn Psds % s.sm;h Co
s,h Wysnose Couca Richmond, CITY Point and Norfolk Old
DP SssSp fsnis 6c;ne PHILADELPHIA LOard Steamship Co.
Steamship Prank Pierce. PHILADELPHIA - -
stes%sD Gsnsa, WALDEN Boston Rh r. P2o acrrD Sons
Ba a9gss @ haco: S %,;s Fed wa
Bark 9r R Ro,5 & Messsnge 81 Johns w Wood
T., N0oy, provdeu. QA MannD.rO, Gibraltar for orders
fu men Smai. cr) McNutt Breer Bnr Punch Edge Co.
sebg Minnie Hudson Charleston, Evans BaI x Or
81, InrT Nohlmsn HiEabebpot. Runch, Biye Co. 49,
sehr j. g. Westhebee, Lee Port Henry and Vueoec D. H.
Af seh wachful Gill; Richmond, H. Jackson Co
Seh q Acken Mead STANFORD Stamford MA91i,1tnrng 20
sc5 Annie BayaT B FOsh.m 81 Johns n n Hpsy Parker
seh NJ B. Bamha stout savannah, Geo. Evans. Ball Co.
schr n c. Davis Davis Derby
ARRIVED. -
Steamship D so Sss. % 3h h G. FrsnaIiyu 'p
sa%S0 Clyde Kennedy Sept T. Key West lh
steamship Barnes Mallory Savannah, with Dd' and pass 10
seshp Isaac Bell Blalemn Richmond City Point and Norfolk
With and pass Old Dominion steamship 20 IA -, 80,
steamship John Gibson Winters Georgeo"n d. o. Wa Nose Aoa
pl Steamship Mnnhat wOodhu Charleston s. c. with dse and
p Steamship Daniel Webster Orb Edds, Baltimore days in bal
Steamship Eastern City Cr Cyre Baltimore days. ballast for
01Og f Johannes Rod CSOr) Rod Cork 30 DAVIS ballast.
Brig Lavnia r LOckhaTt TarragonA JAY To- Gibraltar Aug T.
with mtse. - n, n L.. M
Brig W. Halls OBI, Barker, Wentworth N S. days with
plaster.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
poSroS Sent, l7-Aryed temshDs eca from Lverpoo VIM
Lawrence from Bamore Norun from Philadelphia Neptune nom
New-York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamship City Of Pans,
Itch from Sept Limerick Locheh from the
port SEPT both for Liverpool have arrived here 'he former AZ
$3.50 D. yesterday, and the latter a. $3.50 to-day The White
Star steamship Oceanic Thompson, NewYOt Sept for
Liverpool. arrived here YESTERDAY.
Sept. 1.-THE Allan Line steamship MofaFian from
Quebec and Montreal. has arrived here.
BKKT Sept 1.-THE General Transatlantic CompanJs steamship
Newlork Sept T. for Hayr arrived at
.hs port q an early hour this morning.
For Latest Ship Noes sec Fun Pdge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-18

The days business ut the U. 5. sub-Ireasury was
Gold receipts, S6llct3 q Currency paymen4.. S24Ol3 81
Gold payments 1896 10 Currency balance, Mto J ~
Gold balance a33l35 ~ Custons'..ss' a0EON W
Currency ecepts.... tJjboJ 81
Foreign exchange Is demOralZed and unsettled by the
activity OF cash gold, the high lending rates making 1t
more profitable to lend gold than to buy exchange
Ratios arc not quotable
Extra mails for Europe tomorrow per steamer idaho
will close at 1880 NJ at the Merchants Exchange Nos
90 ana 81 Pine-st -
The activity In the general markets also changed the
monetary situation, call loans commanded higher
quotations. The early business on call was done at per
cent but later the higher rate prevailed and the maj
loans were done less than gold, and tab commits
sion. Discounts OF course neglected Government
bonds were quite steady In London, and opened nrm
here but declined the later calls the entire list Dcng
of a fraction Tomorrow the Treasury VIII ouY
million bonds. Fisk Il Hatch report az y. M:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-18
DECIsIONs-sErr II.

SHprene COWt-Chambers- BY Judge Leonard
(del ct Reading aL-MoOn vacate IL granted Bvrnes
AIT Board Apporonmen application must be denied Mngot
Mngoepot Of referee confirmed and judgment OF u'oIe
granted 0 the plaintiff - ,-,
DoaI TsTn-BT Judge Brady-Kuhn agt BrovnSee opinion
findings 70 be settled notice. sherman agt Pat
rck-(Soe opinion with Clerk
Superior COurt-Specidl Term-By Judge William r.
Cp-Keep AT for granted DaDaet al
AIT Godefroy sL-Ore granted MeNe agL Hekey-Order
granted.
Common PIeas-SpecidI Term-Bv Judge J. F. DAILY
Ameua IIofe1bchMOon denied Hergues agt Gbert
denie Bond POnker-Moon denied ellis agt Hill ct
ai-RurtbeT proof required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-18

Puts on Quicksilver eof0n and preferred, are offered
at or near the market" 60 days. for per cent bonus
The above rates imply frstcass names.
Gold has been active and excited to-day after so long
a period Of dulness and made itself prominent by the
extraordinary scarcity Of the cash gold, borrowers
having been subjected to the exorbitant squeeze Of II
per cent for Of coin day. That is borrower
of $4,000 gold paid SIPS for the Of the same until
tomorrow This corner has been long time forming,
and the exOrbtant charges for the use Of gold should
afford lesson OF caution TO operators who disposed
to run tilt against clique like the present one whose
composition consists of such peculiar characters This
difficulty in cash gold forced many to cover, and this
suited in an advance in the price from lSs to 1 The
business the extremes was large, and the market
active and excited In later afternoon dealings the
price reacted half point The Assistant Treasurer
redeemed In called bonds $1,000 discussing in coin in
terest 800 The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was as follows Gold cleared slO67lOOO gold bal
auces, sii74477; currency balances, S,lG3i2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-18
90 Ubom II man Gonrern

I IFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, ST.
IL LOU1S-A meeting Of the policy holders Of the Le Association
America held at the Compauys The 10Th August for the
purpose considering proposed amendments the charter
the Association the Of the meeting that other amendments
proposed and the whole be again submitted 70 the
members meeting which It recommended
should practicable NON therefore, this Is 10 give
MEETING Of the P0LCYHOLDERS Of the LlFR
ASSOCIATION will be held the principal Once Of Tie Company In
Louis WEDNESDAY the 18th day September inst
10 O'Clock for the purpose voting for against the proposed
amendments Of the Association accordance with the
section Is Of the General Assembly the State
Missouri appovedSsrch TO- 1862 entitled act for the noorpo
ration nd regulation of Life Assurance Companies"
JAMES II. BRITTOS, President
WIN. HAHLBY, Seeretiry.
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Board Of Assistant Aldermen.

Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
STATED SESSION. !
OFFICIAL MONDAY, sept. TO- 1872.
Present-Otis 7. Hall, esq, President, and quorum
Of members.
-ssQAE.. RESOLUTIONS LAID OVER.
That crOsswak be laid from the southwest corner or
eade-st aud West Broadway across the square TO the
west side of Hudson-st.
That Broome-st from Marionst to the Bowery. be
paved with Belgian or trap-bl0ck pavement.
That the northwest corner OF Monroe aud Scamnel-
SITS curb and gutter stones be set and the sidewalks Dc
tagged and rehagged.
That crosswalk be laid across scammel-st, at Its
westerly intersection with MOnrOe-st
That watering trough be erected on South Ffth-ave
about 10 feet from the northwest corner OF BroOmest
Ihat the vacant lots the north side OF Fifty seventh
ST. about $50 feet east Of Ninth-ave, be fenced ill.,
That the sidewalks on both sides OF Nnthave., from
That the Commissioner Of Pubic Works be requested
70 nave tne eaIrlage-way In Fortyeightht, between
Broadway aud Eighth-ave. repaired.
That Ienth-ave., from Manhattan-st TO Onehundred-
nItynthst' 10 paved with Belgian or trapblOck pave
That the sidewalks the north side Of Fortyninthst
peLween Madlsoh and Fifth-ayes., be tagged
That the vacant lots the south side OF sxtyrstst
commencing about 200 feet west of fenced
That one-hundredand-tyenty-h from Firstave.
TO ThirdaVe be paved With Belgian rap-bock pave
ment.
REFERRED
That Morton-st., from Beecker-st to West be renum
bered.
OF SeYenth-ave. and FfftysecOnd-st be replaced
That four Boulevard lamps be placed and lighted in
front OF the Church OF st. Bartholomew corner OF
Forty fOurth-et and Fifth-aye.
An ordinance in relation TO the transportation of oil NJ
vtrO and other acids glass through streets Of the
the City Of New-York "
That 80 much Of the revised ordinances 1896 IA mo-
ydes that fee shall be exacted and collected for any
permit receive and deliver goods across the
Be and IL is hereby rescinded and repealed.
That the Commissioner OF Public Works be and he IA
hereby directed TO have public drinking hydrant and
watering-trough placed at the northwest corner Of
FfteeDthst. and Thlrd-ave.
Adjourned until Monday next, 23d inst, at O'Clock
IN. JOSEPH DEMPsEY Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-18
THE MARKETS.
rcareiullv reported Tor THE TRIBUNE.

TUESDAY Sept H. le7z.
AsursTs rints to-day are pkgs gaiei,
but ysi are important change, quote at % % Pearls
are dul and nominal ,., ....s..
quote 34G1 for Western and $50 Jc Tor southern We eaf
Of no sales
BUILDING MATERIALS-Brks moderately inquired for ana
prices moderate request and the market Is
steady and In limited demand a. ~ ~ Tor bAen'
ouu bat remain mueh the sane ne q0e'
Pale % M SIS OOa SIS 80 Roendale y bbl.,...s 9sl 80
y 4. H.......rA wa 90l - u a. - a1
Jersey. 9lO " common oo''''''''
CToson Fronts p NJ. % OOgl6 col Lump q bbl, q %
Philadelphia Fronts ~ OOd49 OO Laths Eastern M q
HAIR
Cattle Der busb...- a % Nova Scotia tan IS s096 %
Goa per bah........ IS Nova Scotia b., a u1. 9Oa3 90
w ~ Gale stkCitg . tan. Oo02 50
BROOM CORN AND BRO0MsThe market for Corn remains ey
nomnay Unchanged the crop reported 70 %
at rose for hur 5WIe Tor Green 400 SeS s
Bel, cash. broOms dali aDd unchnRel al ~ % % uoA
COTTONTbee has been only limited demand Tor Cotton on mo
spot weak bat ower the as cmpne St baes
ncnng EVENING" Of which Jl bales Tor
or. consumption and "a bales IL transit foi future
delivery has been decline Of E per 10, with nlr
sales "A oss Mddpgs sales last after
mSeptember 500 at 9tc 200 AZ u Il6c 400 a. lse Oeto
her at ls-6c Is Is l5c. 300 9c October
100 November December 100 9 gether November 30 a
at Ioc sos l6 lsc February, 30 at 2 o. o.
March, 40 20sc 800 at 2c. all o. r. Ci total oo bales
Sales m-SDtenber 100 at lS.c. JO at ~ e
400 AZ gtc n 10 disc 80 atl9c hoat ~ lite
900 atl8I5l6c 100 8 500 sl 500 at 10 ID 10
November 100 AT lgc 10 5l6e 400 at 1919 e At &c., 100 a.
9 6c 200 at lsc Now 200 lsic 100 Dec at lo, asa
100 Feb at - l5l6c together; December 100 at u ll6c 100
January 100 at I9lc l9c. ell o. c. February go at &c.
400 AZ gc 200 at l3l6c 30 9c all f. O.; March, 100 al
20c lOO 2Osc 0l 20O at , all o. D. C. April 100 81
2le o. F. C total IL 400 bales grand Total 10 W. bales We qoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-18
pANKNC AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT
BONDS OF THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY BALL
ROAD COMPANY, in denominations of Sl'Vo. 500.
and 500, Coupons Registered, 80 years to run
Interest at per cent, payable February and August
Interest and principal payable in gold. Prce va
and accrued interest in currency. For sale by
TANNER s. Co, No. II Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-18

quotations based Cotton store running quality
more half grade above or below the gade quoted.
COFPEB-Ihe appears be life Coffee market tho
prices lower but they be regarded nall
closing quotat follows Ordinary CaOes i0l5c gold
days; Cagoes 5i66c gold 20 and 80 days Car
6i go 81 days; CsgOes, IL. 0lTc, gold,
and days The stock Of Rio ows Galveston 1850 besi
1891 bales; Mobile ba Savannah 1900 bales
Hampton Roads 29 basi Baltimore p 7 bales NeSiOrE ga
bales; total, 23 052 bales
CANDLESlhere has little doing and prices
steady tie supply Of Adamann mOerae ga to is cal
l4d8ic; Sperm 81 933c Patent 4+3c and Paranne, 0c
COAL Foreign scarce, rapidly advanced owing the
English Gas Coal The Gas Company using Domestic
Scotch Sl4 Liverpool Gas <0
SIS Anthracite good demand S3 750S5 50 tan.
DRUGS AND DYSThere has been good demand tor Sander
Oil prices have advanced and the market closes h at
81 gold Oil Lemon quiet bat 6u al - gO In Oaa
there quite have farther improved,
market closes - Other descriptions witbsos
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. sxPr. 10

-f.f WEDNESDAY SEPT. 10.
Mas Rarope Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship
Idaho. IL NJ Supplementary Mali Pier No. 80 "
r.. s closed at 80 D. m. steamship sails at !. AZ.
PrasnAn Closed Mail . sent bF this hne . .
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postage
Mails Tor the direct Bremen per steamship
gTa1kfuy, closa al
Direct German nv AteamhiD sails Al
from Pier foot Of Third-si HObofen
Pfnsian Closed Mali y BIZ WillaDa Gnoa and
IuaAn Lane Steaushps - - ''-T'--- 49, = -
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Marple ano Slale Hlaniels.

4 KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
IA. zNG WORKS l3i and 49, East HgbteeHtht Marble AMI
Marbed Asnte Ing Marble Counte Monuments that
defy competition Marble turning for the trade.
STEWARTs SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
~ elegant designs Slate Of every description. MARBLE aud
WOOD hANrELa 7. r. STEWART Co, 80 aud 222 West
Twenty thrdst, seventh-Aye
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uINIATURK ALMANAC

&c. s.u spn ,ets.......... 6Ol Moor ries'''.'' "ii
| Gu" '"''' .,aH Dkv-A IAN
| sastr Hook. e2f Cows lsand.'.. Bay ne" '''
| "aN' a,sH wATKR DAVE. y D. ft.to
ca, uor ea5 Cows Island.... OIL Hell Gate Ferr' ''llO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-18

The successful completion Of the negotiation OF inc
s15OOOOOO loan Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company by Messrs Fisk Hatch, their financial agents,
is secured by the result of the Offering for proposals OF
s293OO of the bonds The proposals received amounted
70 s. BOO The amount remaining after those awardea
bv the directors which seemed to be for the interests OF
the Company to accept so59OOO. which sum does nos
include the 500 bonds. The loan is now Withdrawn
from the market and this small balance will be disposed
of az private sale an opportunity is thus afforded 70
those whose proposals were not accepted 10 make PR
yae bargains for them should they feel so Inclined we
that the bids which accepted averaged
about IS per cent
The Philadelphia stock market IS heavy PennsSiv$
MIA 6s 1863; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad 2e heaaihs
Railroad 5es pennsylvania Railroad 57t. Cold l4s.
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Z fegal Notices.

!
NEW YORK SUPREME C0URT-C0UNTY
J3 JOHN TEYP5
/ John O. LOEHR, HANNAH LORIia, ROwBSA BABCoCK,
SED md S8P Sn.a
A%s9 a@ s9G. % @ he % eSS5S % . g%
T fled ~ the oce Of the 6iI Of the City and County Of Ss%
copy Jour the ssd complaint subscriber oce
m S city 2oa s1 ssq days or The 6s
yOu fail the said complaint within the time Aforesaid the
The cenpant-Daed September eh, Isls RlCHD. BOVINE,
amended complain, in the shove entitled action
S s e. be- o Of The l. B5$SE +. AZ @ %
CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of
- NETWORK. -RAMoS NJ BsTBvz and FELIX GOWN Y
In Of Judgment Of sale made in the shove
emitted set9o bearing date the sIs day Of September s12 The
through Jcph MGuirs AuoSes !. he Merchants Bh,nss sales
0 @ ND s ps.9 o t 10 . d premises said s
All that parcel
the CITY Of bounded and containing follows Beginning
feet westerly from the northey line Of Pit street .Di extending thence
s.a P pm P ge1ns @ psn.ey street sD ,a
being premises Peter sebali b sarah Bath and
1910 and recorded in ,he once Of e register once q the City and
and twenty-five minutes January a. lg791DSed sept sI2
wv BUTCHER, Atty for Plaintiff G. wiHa@si, n. \.
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
- application the Department Of Public PARKS and the Department
Of Public WORKS and behalf Of the Mayor Aldermen and Com
oualy Of the City relative acquiring title for the use of
the Public 20 all the lands required for
LAYING OUT A ROAD OR PUBLIC
DRIVE,
noIsard iom ID. souhsr hne Of one hundred and in
street Known Designated map Of the Department
OF the Central -
farss1n 70 the statutes such provided Depart
fhs and ths Department Public Jointly
sey 70, sud behalf Of the hsyor Aldermen Aad CommoBa Of
we y OF neNfOrf hereby they intend 10 appy 10
We supreme O9aI. In the h Judicial District d the state Of New
spee. nrn hsreof DO held In the Coaroase al the
wv h IN The CITY Of hewfork. Monday the Ih dsV N oco
b 6 Al the opening o. the Court day or a. soop
can De hesfd thereon for the appointment
Of rsm,s ana Assessment IA The above entitled nstsr
Laying out o. Road OF Paddle Drive Of EewYoSt 10 he
norhNhm OF the sonthetJ line of and
along We westerly OF Hudson bveT Civ that NJ.
said souiherP line Of OnehuDdfd hhs ana d.
ofbe hngAbndge h0ad with street. known ana "a
Sesgni % ths map o. he Dpsr@en. Of Pgbhc Parks
Pablc DIVE laid by resolution Of the tis
GENITAL PARK sdopied December 49, 1885, In said CIV o
Dlted, New York, September H. 1914. -
kiCAAkD VVokhAk, Counsel te Me Corpsnloa
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Coleman Benedict's closing quotations were:
4 the securities named /:

William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling for
per cent bonus days time and TO per cent bonus
on co days. following variations from the market
Ai.-n-n.
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printing

WIN. EYERDELLs SONS, 104 Fulton-st.-
w LITHOGRAPHIC. STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL
MANUFACTURERS
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SECOND BOARD.
g.. -. - D.. .

S0is o G0USrRpsnt Bonds
1000 o. 6s 1881 Cou..ll5i % 900 e. s. go Cou. 1884,
O'Clock ll5lI "a
lOOJOU y 65 1000 o. s. IS, 1910 Cou ...01l
~ AVO cocklVif
400 o. - 1862. 5000 o. s. S. 1910 Reg.
$500 u $40 Cou65..IlJ3 n O'clock.
H. = "a Inn.
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s-sg- - Sc. .Oimstead agt. Riley ct al
at -. Call 81. The Bank OF Nea-YOrk
d at -. sgt ROner
50. Matthews sgt Coe. a. 49,,
MARINE COURT-TRlAL TERN-PART L--SHBA J.-OpeS ana
Calendar called al 10 a.
,s Collos art Reilly. l68. Hull agt Stevenson,
l94 Van C)rtt AL fraser. 2O6. Haas Sgt McAuley.
100. Halter agt Jolly. 2J4. becker agI upper
- ghafer an Iaug -. Bilando AFT BernO. n
"a Jones al Jones 236. Klein agL Flammer.
81 Colbv "a sink 292. Davidson Rauscher.
5t. .MOhr sgt Hickman SS haloney AeL elaenirIu
PART I-JOACHINEN "opens and calendar eale9 AZ ~ IA
IS. Ford art Adams ~. .bhsy agt Jeh5Ins.
90 nendelsobn agt MARKS 2S. Fischer ag- Rsfhe.
Msnn cot Am Societyi 30i. Reed AIT Sampson
for The Prey Of Cruelty 10 800. .Ashman Agt Boss.
Ipimals 3O5. .Fnsy agt White.
ooo Asdersop act ApgleinL 307 .Boethe sgt Davis.
SoI W,llers at Oliver SO. Hart agt sank.
2sD Harrington 81. 'hoep1er aRb MORSE.
aUT CrR,ls and calendar called at 10
on Alien sgt Barron 338 .COnits sgt. Logers
~ Ranoei AIT MichaeIA 80 FROST agt Hubbard
sss FItsf At 'Lercle 342. SimontOn sgt. Mckenzie.
36. Wool ag. Stsinberg. so. hymts sgt Ne-:
.Lener sgt Gibbons so 'LeI9IneiAhe ~" fuDcA'
80 Ward agt Curtis ~. hlher sgI naa'
ac2 .VeneisieF agt Bnckharit S1<'. uFady se@ F~I'
3Ji. johnson ag. Lsioreada ,,-.-,-,.
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Cpr rsne William Damn flonious battery; William
Me.sh Isaac EprAm burglary Charles Davis james
Nhsen Williams Henry MeTose FTSpk Hudson S0hn 0re
wilson John CLARK John Brown grand larceny 3D.
ward Begss, Simon Thomas. larceny from the person
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-18
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExcHANGE-PIRsr CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SALES FROM 10 TO fOt A. NJ.

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TO- OoO D. Reg 62...ll4! 10000 U.s. ys Gio C.....t
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-18

the market vas almost neglected. Prices inclined
ward lower quotations, however. The following were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-18

FLOUR AND MFALThe arrivals Of the low grts OF FLOR sre hg
and the opened grades under 80 10
perne Family In de-
better prices; the close he marAet strons @ Se
peca low grades which sales Of 20 GO b5 We
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cALREDARS-THIs OAI.

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OAR called at IL