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The New York herald., 1872-11-05
"DEsPERAD0 DUaAN.n

The Political Cauldr0n Seething In the
First Ward-Perils Of Avowing Politi-
cal Preferences.
The eve OF the election is always, in the First
ward, provocative OF strife and difficulty, as the
ruling in that quarter Of the city little
for law and less for danger Their political, like
their personal feuds, are generally settled, If not
amicably, at least without recourse to litigation.
In fact 1t is considered by the dcnizens of the Bat
rather disreputable, and stamps the applicant with
dishonor, as base method OF seeking revenge.
Like the California "Forty Miners" the quarrel is
between man and man, in which no outsider should
be privileged intervene Many man Is cut or shot,
wounds win yet refuse 10 reveal the name OF his
assaant, trusting God and vigorous constitution
Ss an This SORT % ruae chyy
supernduced, In measure, anarchy and riotous-
ness which 1t Is high time the strong arm Of the
law should suppress, for In most cases what might
be considered chIvalry degenerates into hideous
brutality, ard gives rise to outrages OF the most
Murphy, or 70 washington street, entered the
liquor store NO Greenwich street, where
Sne oSe cSed er drinks and ater ear parsaR
Ing was asked by Dugan whom he supported
FOR Assistant Alderman, Murphy answered that he
d. OConor, who is candidate for that oflice. He
had no sooner spoken than he was felled to the
Dugan, proceeded to beat and bruise the PROSTATE
man In the most brutal manner dis1guring his
features ana otherwise maltreatng him. until
little was left but revolving mass OF flesh. The
same night James Moran went into another liquor
store corner OF Greenwich and Morris street, and
there met Matthew O'Toole and the aforesaid John
Dugan. Moran was asked by O'Toole who was his
iavorite for Assembly, and he responded, /" James
Healey." O'Toole instantly sprung upon him, and
uttering foul epithet, knocked him down. on
rising Dugan seized o heavy bar pitcher and
struck him terrific blow on the head,
Facturlng his skull and rendering him sense.
less. The man Moran was carried to the
Hospital, and yesterday Dugan was arrested.
He was brought before Justice Hogan and COM
mitted for both assaults. Both Dugan and O'Tooe
bear most unenviable reputation for ru1anism
and lawlessness. The former Is already under IN.
dctments for perjury in giving straw ban IN August
last for one James De C0nay, who was charged Win
swindling poor emigrants at Castle Garden out Of
| S12O.
| O'Toolo is under three indictments-0ne for
| shooting one Michael Burns In the back. II Is
hoped that these dcsperad0es will now meet with
their deserts and society relieved Of their pres
enCes
The New York herald., 1872-11-05

The Answer OF the Comptroller to Com.
missioner Hitchman's Lctter-An O6er
to Pay the Firemen.
The following letter from Comptroller Green was
presented at the headquarters of the Fire Depart
ment yesterday by Paymaster Falls, OF the Depart
ment OF Finance:-
COMpTRoLLER's OFFICE, I
~ Monday Morning. Nov. 4, 1877
Yours the "a Instant received late Saturday
various statements some O % which think are eS not quite
The facts are these Some three months since y ap
Ss duty o hs 70 Fire s
to M a9 a e s
hs he ss 81 S 1 sa s
s days s oa as e e 5 e
would Fire Department iester
having s The application Of
s% s%s i: % he sS $ m
o SEeS b the To e s
the Fire Department for the month Of October 1872
y sy @
audited
m order that no p delay may to the and
aSS a
the Fire or Il the az er G
o e p
month Of October have been received list OF
the names and residences the In your employ and
! OF course, cannot pay them unless know who they
are ana where they to be found what amount Is
Que TO them think 1t Is your furnish this in
formation to me- The Fire Department applied to the
Court for an order that the Comptroller pay over
II large sums To 1t that the Fire Department might
distribute these moneys as 1t thought best without
tSn 3, the Finance Department This order the Court
It is now my duty to pay these rolls after examining
and finding them correct 1t is the duty the Fire
Dartment to furnish these rolls DELAY
tanning the and residences of the men EMPLOYED
by your department. with statement and certificate
Of the amount due to them respectively On these rolls
am ready to the remen and other employees Of the
Fire Department today send this letter by the Pay
master Of the Finance Department, who Is prepared 10
such place will best facilitate the operations OF the
Fire Department
II you desire any stipulation than that already
given to that the mode of payment proposed by the
Finance Department and by the law shall not Affect the
proceedings now IN Court give to you here
ANDREW II. GREEN, Comptroller.
Mr.. Falls said he was ready on behalf OF the
Comptroller, to pay the men IL the pay rolls would
be produced. General Shaer who was present
when he called, stated that no steps could be taken
In the matter until the Board would meet on Thurs
day next, as already determined up0n but at the
request OF the Paymaster who expressed the
COmptr0llers wish to pay the 1remen as soon as
possible, he directed the secretary to call meet
ing OF the Fire Commissioners on Wednesday, when
the subject will come before the Board.
The New York herald., 1872-11-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton active; good ordinary isNc Net receipts aUl
bales Exports to Great Britain 1858; coastwse, 1857.
New OaLKAss, Nov. 1, 1872
Cotton 0rNaary Nee rs:ep s ST Saes adns aro
sses aS; nsT ss, ss & & s sSsS
Cotton quiet and duh, good o,sasss sss.s sey M mid
f1ss GaPsf! &c sos.e~'ss s3s U.s. .sss ,s, sa,s'
Ssa i5s. G4sss SsS o
s,s46. Sales 76i. stock, 5S5os 80,
Net Bales ssss sslss Sales
Spirits Of turpentnc dull at sc .Roan sold at Ss for
ior yellow dip and virgin Tar sold at IS 30
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 4, 1871 !.
81; sIS Si.,. i
4
aS q dss!S SS
pss SoSa mats SS's do DO f9ai
selns wsa s p
ss,ns SsIs 81 &C.
50 for amber WINTER White Winter and yie Sr
aonDe Is 3 Mh snd % & Corn du
ss Of bushels Bay S
iniddlings 81 per ton. Canal reights.Wheat l2c.,
barley, l0c TO New York barley 8c to Albany; asking
81 20 lumber the Hudson. karoad frcights-Four,
f ecsps sSsisp 3 NeM SSsny c Sss s
SaoO DO; 27c DO peas ana cet lumber. Ship
ments by cand-l3,0N bushels wheat, 9,2O0 do barley
and 372 ,OOO feetlumber.
CHICAGO, Nov. T. 1872
ing checks trace Wheat steady; No. SPRING p y; No.
Spring 81 07& 81 Ws, spot November; 81 0Sk De-
cembcr; No Sspring Soc. rejected, Sc Corn opened
firm but closed dull No mixed, &c., cash November;
changed; Noa 2Os4c. 24c. rejected, l7c. Rye frm;
visions DUN and unchanged; nothing doing in pork or
iard green lams sold Ct Sac short ribs fifteen to
sale reported at s94c Lake treghts-Corn TO BUFFALO,
lSc wheat to Buffalo, nc Receipts-7oo0 bbls. -four
SOo0 DO ry. 1000 do: barley shipmentsoa bbls
5000 do rye. .29.OO0 do. barley.
The New York herald., 1872-11-05
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MosEx MARKEr.-LoSpoS, Nov. Asp M
American securities unchanged. Erie Railway shares
431s.
Paris BoURsE-PARIs, Nov 4-Renes closed at 53f lOc.
LysRpooL CorToS MARKEr.-IhyxRrooL, Nov. 4-5 r.
have been 10000 bales including 1000 for speculation and
export Transactions dull. Middling upands, l0d
middling Orleans, 1O5sd. a l0lad
, u MLIyEERooL BREADsIUrrs MAExET-IivERrooL, Noy. -
GENITAL for average California white. 1885, 3d. for club do
lis 4d l2s 3D. for red Western Spring. and lis 3D.
LIvERrooL PRODUcE EMARKET-LIvERPooL, Nov 4-Even-
ing Common rosin, lis. lis. sd. per cwt Spirits tur
pentne, 42s. a As. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN, Nov. 4-Ta0w
46s. 3D. per cwt Linseed oil f EN Is per Spir
its turpentine, 40s. Cd. per cwt.
PErRoLEuM MARgEr.-ANTwERP, Nov. A-Petroleum, 56f
for DaIe American
The New York herald., 1872-11-05
THE NEW STEAMSHIP sTEINMAE.
The Pioneer Vessel OF the White Cross
Line From Antwerp.

The Pioneer Vessel OF the White Cross
Line From Antwerp.
This new steamship, the first Of the intended LIND
between Antwerp and New York, arrived at this
port on Thursday avening last. She was built lin
hhlD by Mcssrs. ]. WIgham Richardson h Co, !,
Newcastle-on-Tyne, and lin machinery by Messrs.
Thompson, Boyd h Co., OF the same place. The
Steinman is 2a2 feet over all, 225 feet between per-
pendiculars thirty-0ne feet depth OF hold, seven
teen feet draft Of water, has two decks and Is OF
1000 tons burden The passenger Accommodations
in the cabin are quite limited, but the steerage has
ample room well ventilated, for 500 persons. The
0flcers' quar- tcrs are very pleasant and, for q
pioneer vessel of her character, there Is much OBJ
served that is cOmmendable.
The engines OF the Steinman are OF the compound
direct acting description, having cylinders twenty
seven and iilty-three inches in diameter and Of
two feet SIX inches stroke OF piston Her boilers
are two In number, OF the mullitubuar character.
partments. The principal officers OF this craft are
as fOllowS:-
Captain-Peter Knudsen.
Chter 0ticer-Joseph Cassiers.
SecOnd-Peter Nelson.
Chicf Engincer-James Foster.
The cargo brought to this port by the Stenmar,
considering her initial voyage, was very large and
valuable Captain Knudsen assured the HERALD
reporter that, should nothing occur, lie hoped to
return to this port about the middle of December
next. Three or more steamers are building for this
line, which is owned by Messrs. Steinman, Ludwig
4 Co., OF Antwerp, and they have decided to ny as
a signal white cross on red ground, which Is the
same as the flag Of Switzerland. The Steinman is
rugged as a fOretOpsail schooner. She is lying az
Harbeck stores Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1872-11-05
THROUGH THE sUEz CANAL.

the Pioneer Vessel OF the "Pyramft
Line'' from China-Her Dimensions
and Omcers.
-FOUR or nve days since the China Steamship
oypnrenes, Captain william Frain, arrived at this
POI. p rom shanghae, August 1, via Suez Canal
ms vessei Is one OF the FIRST ever constructed for
.nc ',aae' ana she is amply fitted In every respect
~. s.0 ecrvlce. Accommodation and ventilation
everywhere discernible, and the science OF the
puiider seems to have been exerted to construct n
crai1 that would not fail In any respect in the tea
trade.
The Cyphrenes was built in hull by Messrs. A,ex.
ander stephens & Son, Dundee, Scotland. ana iu
machinery by Messrs. Elder & Co., Glasgow. Her
length Is 900 feet on deck, IS feet breadth OF BEAM
% feet depth OF hold and 1879 tons burden. sha
has two decks and Is Of light draugAt OF water.
She left London on the Goth OF May last for China
and after q trip or two In those waters was char
tered for this port Captain Frain, who has been
In New York very often, was then on the coast Of
Africa, and, taking charge Of the craft In the latter
part OF July, had her fitted for the voyage She
lett Shanghae as stated on the LIST OF August, Foo
Choo on the 18th. Annoy on the 25th, Singapore on
the Sd OF September, Suez october l, Port Said
October 8, Gibraltar October 13, and arrived at
this port October 27. On the day preceding.
the Cyphrencs, arrival at Sandy Hook the brig
Anglo Norman, OF Guernsey, from Curacao for
Plymouth, England, was fallen In with, dismasted
and In q sinking condition, and in the dead dark
ness OF the night Captain Frain took of with their
life-b0at the crew, ten in all, and brought them td
New York.
But few vessels ever constructed for service in
tropical climates are better adapted for the SER
vice than is this one. Her ventilation, In every
respect, is perfect, and the berths are so ar
ranged that plenty Of air" can be had at oil
times. The staterOoms, capable Of accOmm0-
dating one hundred persons, are open at will, one
with the other, and can be. closed when
required. They are constructed OF maple, plane
tree wood and teak, and Of such dimensions that
comfort ana luxury can be had both day and night
The machinery OF the Cyphrenes is OF the frse
order, the engines being Of the compound direct
acting character. with cylinders iorty-one and
seventy-twO inches in diameter, with q stroke or
piston OF three feet three inches. Steam is sup,
Piled from two tubular boilers, ana on deck are alI
the modern appliances OF auxiliary boilers and
steam winches. The principal officers OF the
Cyphrenes are as follows:-
Cdptdin--Willam Frain, II N. r.
Chief 0Ncer-James Peters.
Second 0tCer-Mr Peyton.
Chter E,sgtneer-Mr Pratt.
Messr3. Funch, Edge n Co. are the agents OF the
Cyphrenes, and she Is the pioneer vessel OF the In
tended pyramid hne' from China to New York.
The New York herald., 1872-11-05

NAVAL sroREs-The market for spirits Of turpentine
rsassd have only % e note % sales y e7 bis At e
%'s sas nsa sss
S6S
ssls q do on private terms Tar and pitch were not
.PEraoIHun@on Change to-day the market for refined
showed Improvement either regards prices the
ana 3. ?a %spha o '
city, A. ths ne Greek the market was dull and shade
ssa
stSss; ssse isr Ieaned spSs q month s''s M - =.
S aSs Ssf esssp sss paSn
81 S CASH :S0Ys % sSy sSSy
lots about 500 bbs were disposed OF SIS SIS So
% asxs S
nE G' es % o os o
SSen M fat backs on ~ also lo boxes
SSs 1sysds nda %s aas RE%s
Of ssn
% s ss:F sI ss sssSs %s oa' ss
s asss pesws
9siss but aI% Sales 30 ueTSes of steam at sc and
Sc % Sy yplss quiet but
svc5h-T6e demand for continuedioniy moderate
@ q ~ %
change in prices noticeable. We quote Cuba rein-
e; 6 ssse !''; s
ssntrasa hhds and boxes ioc; losss; moiSsses, ii
hSas aa DutsS sGSns
l2 ssc a. Iosc d. T tc lS ios1s aii,c. sto is
c Porto b; R;ic9nRSs,ning common mon t9 prime &C.
standard Nos Sto r. SIC. slc Java-Dutch standard
Nos 10 to y 9Ac lONc. Manila-superior and extra
MARKET was .ae more active and shade
fanEe e lae haxe Ices Sa5
bags Rangoon at 7c. o nc.
STEARNs.-The inquiry light but nothing was re
ported, and the market In consequence entirely
nominal
TALLOw continued quiet but firm; go hhds. brought
Q 5-l6c.
early In the day. but subsequently closed steady The
sales 100 bbls early at 95c and 800 bbs later
&C., closing steady at that price
The New York herald., 1872-11-05
A NAN DROWNED.

James McCue, twenty-five years OF age, was found
In the water at pier No. 3North River at seven o'clock
yesterday morning. Deceased belonged on board
steamer and some fifteen days ago, 1t Is said, he
fell overheard while attempting to go board the
ner keenan, notified.
The New York herald., 1872-11-05
PATAL RAILROAD CASUALTY.

Coroner Keenan, was yesterday called to held an
inquest on the body Of John dempsey man
twenty-five years OF age, who was killed BY being
run over by Third avenue car on FRIDAY evenlna
last. Deceased lived in Ftfty-second street. neea
Lexington avenue
The New York herald., 1872-11-05
s0VfHERN SECURITIES FIRM.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES FIRM.
The Southern State bonds were quiet and firm.
Virginia consols were exceptionally active, with
an advance TO So. The Tennessees were better,
ana the South Carolinas steady The fck
lowing were the closing quotation9:- Tennessee
ex coupon, "A TAX; do. new, "a a74s Virginia, ex
coupon, As so; do. registered stock, Old, sS AZ;
do. sixes consolidated bonds, 54% IS; do. do,
deferred scrip, Is 49, Georgia SKIES, 10 rs; do.
sevens, IS SO; North Carolina ex coupon, 3315 35
do. to North Carolina Railroad, 46 Al; do. fund
ing, 1866, 25 20; do do, 1868, % 25; do new 10
o %; do special tax, Is Is; Missouri skies, 93 a
93H; do. Hannibal and st. Joseph, 81 90; Lou
isiana skies, 521s 5s; do. new, 40 So; do. levee
skies, so 60; do. do eights 65 IS; do. do. eghts,
1876, 70 rs; Alabama nves, 60 a 6s do. eights so
a IS; South Carolina skies, so 55; do new, Janu-
ary and July, 25k 2ex; DO do, April and October,
~ q 20; Arkansas skies, funded, 45 q co.
GOVERNMENTS DULL.
The government list duh until near the close,
when 1t was moderately active and firmer The
currency bonds were strong, and rose to 1l4h.
The following were the last priccs:-United States
currency skies, 1141s; do. do 1881, registered,
115H 115h; do. do, coupon, ll6& 116h do. do,
dve-twenties, registered, May and November,
l11X q 1l1x; do. do, 1902 coupon, do. do,
lily 1111; do. do, 1864, do. do 111S 111H;
do. do, 1865, do. do, 111s4 1924; do. 1867, re-
gistered January and july l1s7s 114A; do. do,
1856, coupon, do, l1azs HAS do. do, 1867, do.
do, 114,< 1141a; do. do, 1868, do do, ll37s
114; do. ten-forties registered, l07s& 1885; do.
do, coupon, 1os 1851; do. fves OF 1881, regis
tered, 100 a 109h; do. do do, coupon, do. do,
100 109X.
STOCKS DULL AND STRONG.
The stock market was steady and intensely duh
all the forenoon and up to the beginning OF the
second cali, when better inquiry was developed,
and prices improved y 1X per cent, Northwest
ern recovering from SIX to s37s. The chief ad-
vance was in New York Central, Union Pacific and
Wabash. The others recovered to Saturdays
prices. Otherwise the list was devoid OF special
feature.
al HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
. hn fnllnwinn tah hinhasf
The New York herald., 1872-11-05
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,
ts -'e-~:5sS>
4 Sudden and Merciless "Corner"
in "Cash" Gold.
1iy -- ...r~
ANOTHER DIVIDEND ON GOLD.
.t5'~
Two Per Cent a Day to Holders Of
the Precious Metal.
The Canadian Clique and the Treas
ury Clique in Conflict.
How THE LATTER WERE HOAXED
The Money Market Active
and Unsettled.
DECLINE In FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
A Dull Election Eve at the
Stock Exchange.
THE MARKET HIGHER AND STRONG.
Advance in Central, Union Pacific
and Wabash.
The Money Market Active
and Unsettled.
DECLINE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
A Dull Election Eve at the
Stock Exchange.
THE MARKET HIGHER AND STRONG
Advance in Central, Union Pacific
and Wabash.

WALL STREET,
MONDAY, Nov. 4-6 p. M.
On 'Change to-day cotton was quiet for "spot"
and nc. per ID. easier. but moderately active for
sfature,n and about steady. Flour was quiet and
unchanged. Wheat was steady ana corn was
shade better.
THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The aggregate exports Of domestic merchandise
1rom the port Of New York to foreign ports for the
week ending November s, 1872, was $5,227,617.
COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS.
The following shows the imports Of foreign dry
goods at New York for the week ending November
2, and since the beginning OF the year,
1870 1871. 1872.
Dry gO0ds...... $l,9l9,031 $2O18,835 $1,734,4SS
General mdse.. 3,358,140 4,466,325 4,753,137
Total for week. $5,272O80 $6,4s5, 100 S64S7625
Prev. reported. 249,689 100 32l 1850 362 591lO4
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UTICA CHEESE MARKET.

UTICA, Nov. T. 1872
Cheesc.-Tle market to-day exceedingly dull with
few sales The offerings reached 7O00 boxes which
only about 7U were sold at l34c lie.
AT Little Falls the dnllncss prevailed. or private
dairy 300 boxes were sold at l3ac I44c The offerings
OF nctOry about 800 boxes of which $50
1yas aachc
The New York herald., 1872-11-05

by sail 1000 bushels TO MI at 3D. To London BY
steam, Is 900 bushels grain at 3D. LOO bbls flour at ~
Sd 2o1 bales Of root M d per ~ 2 g oss
lard At AS 3D. The charters include Italian brig ~
tons hence 10 Tarragona. extra heavy pipe saves at l
for orders g the 2 bbs refined pstro,
brig, Fence same voyage 100 bbls refined do at g. 3D.
MoLAssEs.-Thc same dulness hitherto noticed con-
joSsins way and that was unpPoFspt Prices remained
The New York herald., 1872-11-05

The wheat market, although generally quiet firm
particularly for the good qualities Spring The sales
foot up about SO o0o bushels portion Saturday, at 81
81 y for mixed Do; 81 52tcr northwest and No CHI
for amber Wnter $r90 81 95 for Diehl Genessee and
u % $2 for common to extra white; No Milwaukee
weak At the IMPROVEMENT The sales were about i2s
afoat; &C. in store for inferior do; &c for Western yell
low, and &C. &c. for do white. Oats quiet and
cis ccindins new black western at llc. &c. mixed DO
old do. at Sc old Western In store held at 41c lsc
BarleySales Is 500 bushels No. Western at 95c Other
descriptions were nominal Rye entirely nominal in
the absence of business
FREfGHTs-The market today for berth freights has
been moderately active and In few cases tribe ad-
vance former rates were paid but generally the
ket was unchanged Vessels for charter but little
sought after still rates remained without noticeable
ss0 bushels grain at 3D. 1850 bushels d. at sd, aud,
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The quotations based cotton in store running In
quality not more than half grade above or below the
grade Quoted
FLOUR AND DGRAIN-Receipts-Four, 23,67s bbls wheat,
1l6 52 bushels; 1Sl do meal bbls and
500 bags oats, 92 bushels; barley 66s4 do The flour
market generally quiet and In order to sell
considerable extent, shade easier prices would have
had TO be accepted The sales. comprising all kinds,
aggregate about $500 bbl at prices within the range OF
the annexed quotations Corn meal was moderately in
CURED for, but the sales were small and unimporant
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FINANCIAL.

A LADY IN NEED OF A LOAN FOR TWO MONTHS
n will give security In diam0nds-Being private lady
no one but honorable gentlemen need apply. Address
PROGRESS, Herald Uptown Branch Office.
EUBAN BONDS, BEARING PER CENT YEARLY
~ interest and having 70 acrued interest-A sum Of
SI500UI be had at little less than ~ dollar
Meanwhile per cent interest par Is equivalent 70
cent cost and when Cuba Is recognized will be
Pos
The New York herald., 1872-11-05

Included in the arc 100 bales to arrive. For
future delivery basis low middng the sales have been
as follows Sales Saturday after halt q past twelve M
loo a, ls iilec; Decenber 800 a. Is ssc 300 at
is lllec 200 at s9c Tebr9ary 400 az 100
100 at IS see go a I9.c 100 q, isc 2 Ct 10 9iSc
70 lslSc % Tcal lilo bales bal Exehangs-lsc paid e
bales bales Mobile November r shiPment private terms
at siSe;, 10 at lsJis 1'soS at is sIsc ,ios
lsc l9o at ls 7lSc 7oo at 1875 2oo at ls 7lsc at
100 at 1885, 500 q 1885, iopat ls So siee COO at lssc
isIsisc, 900 al isc @1 Ct ls IS lS; 200 q. 76o at
% st at gn y q ~ g 100 e - a
~ g dS & Mare March, d 100 q AZ j =
SS FS,. at $3.50 II sss Bale, l arand "a is i bss
the receipts at the ports follows -Galveston
Charleston, i,5s3; Wilmington, iso; Norfolk, 1890;
Ssss This day last Week ' this day last a1, Year.
17503 Rates on cotton to foreign ports closed steady
7l6d sail. I'D; to Havre by steam, 14c 1kc; SAIL
lc. compressed to Hamburg by steam sd comp
to Bremen by seanl llc sail lsc.; TO Baltic ports by
steam, via England, ed. TO Mediterranean ports by
steam, via England sd, 0uote
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1AY COOKE MCULLOCH CO.,
q Al Lombard street, London.
Foreign Exchange,
Commercial Credits
Cable Tranfers
Circular Letters
tor travellers
available i'm all parts Of the world.


available in all parts Of the world.
20Wall street.
OFFICE OF UNITED STATES ASSISTANT TREAsU-
~ RER
NEW YORK. November L. 1874
During the month of November 1872 SHALL by order,
receive bids Cold and offers OF Bonds as follows
BIDS FOR GOLD.
Thursday, November Zone Million.
Thursday November l4-Onc Million.
Thursday, November 2l-One Million.
wednesday, Noyember Topne 90 d Million
Wednesday, November 6-0ne Million.
Wednesday, November 13-Onc Million.
Wednesday, November Alone Million.
Tuesday, November 26-One Million.
Accrthed check for five cent of bid or offer must
be deposited herewith Proposals will be opened at ~
noon each day The M ss may a.
Of the amount advertised for.
Printed forms for proposals. with the regulations to be
THOMAS HILLHOUsE, Asst Treasurer U. g.
CEcRETARY's OFFICE, ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY,
Notice is hereby given that the Transfer Books Of this
Company will be closed at Its General Office on the 7th
day OF November 1879 and remain closed till the 18th day
ofNoyember 1872 when the books will be reopened for
transfers at the office of Duncan, Sherman Co., who
have been appontsd Transfer Agents Of his Company
WANTED-THE LOAN OF a SMALL SUN OF
w money for short timc. Address Mrs. A. WOOD,
Herald office.
WANTED-A THOUSAND DOLLARS, FOR SIX OR
w twelve months, for which first class endorser will
be given and two per cent month Address t. box 10.
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-05
COPARTNERsHIPs.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FIRM OF
1N Fowler Wilson Is this day dissolved All ousta nd
ing liabilities WAL be settled BY The nndeIagned.
Mortimer ~ FOWLER