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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-20

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Burger, bleibt fomit cine Gtnpanoerun9 sou
229,636 perlpnenn.
Ole GriminattatiRil btr @tabt New
yort irreert taarRrdutenbe 1tatfa&en au
Sage. SIN Sabre 1871 wuroeu ~ bepie'
fene Mprpe beeaneen. Wie stel Don ben
los ansebthsn @elbfmSrrern bur@ fren,be
6anb Rarbsn, wie ptele BON ben SO ais
2st6sn aus psm @afer @sliihten ermprSet
woroen fIab. fann Ntemano faser. 1926
&inper purten tcot auf oen @traeen &C.
fuuaen, aber wts piele mS8en bei Seite &c,
bra6t rD,bsn fttn, Dsue oab js ein 8e
wei5 tbre5 Qeben5 ane Sttrbens tefannt
wtrr. SO Nsr|onen wurss, p:n St:abenet
fenbahrtarven, % hurd G,ienbaDnudaen
taaerhalh ner St1rt ilks,fabre: unb aetEp>
tst, "A Menlasn famsn turh bic Grrlpiipn
ess Tlprbpctes Weffe,p UNI, 50 wdtcenb
pes Rirt5 bet rer NIpysiQsn Der Orange
mdnner. IS it eine srauerbafte Site.
@oriae @p9s fanosn in SEEM yprf 1929
gsrbatun9en curA bic yoli;tt fat.
Mawaajhiuen : Metrppule.- -Das Gtdbt-
6er gliiabetb, q. s., ptro Der @auptfg Ger
Ndbnaidtnen. Tabrifatton. Stnser'sNib.
ma1tSnen Gompasnie tat bereits srobe ST.
brtfD'bduee baielbt erridtet; iie mirb 25n
Irhttttr 5s'dlfttsen, uelAe NIT tbren S.
mtlier cie gep6lferuns UNI 1000 Cecil:
p%er9Tbsrn percen. Dte Weeler uab So.
fon G1tmoi9inen @ompasnie tat cine srct.
@ru,oFd1e an Nepard 9ai Dftih Don ber
5tnnr'ihen Sabrif argefauft unb beabFh.
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iabr sn %bretnnsn. Gbenfo bsabfhtist r.
Coward Rdbnofttner Gomra3Ete raAGN
lutstb tter,u''ebeln.
Sit GrFnher mag 60 Wertb taben, gu
srfabun, bab bas NatentaSt su Wslbington
cemnaAa Elm mDhentlibes 8lait gum @reiie
Don SIS. per Saar publijtren nitro, peldes
ntht hles etne Site Y>n p%atenter, Yasen
perldnseunsen &C., {onoern au6 rie enelts
ihe Site, Gntfdetoun9en pcs Yatent>Gom.
miGGrs uno an5ere pffcts1e Snfprmatipn
tntbalten rtrb.
Nlegts, BET rul6ldt Groeflrf, maht cer
fAtenenartiee grfabrunsen In oteiem Qanbe.
Bcr Der 4bretie ppn Gbtcugp hberreidte er
bent Mapcr Meoid, $4,000 fur BE Nr!nen.
8erner CAB ct Dem Mapor 80 bis 40 Brtefe.
welhe er mdtreno ietnes &ufentbaltes tn
&ttcaso empfansen ; biefelben fne fdmmt'
lid BON Trauen3immern. 1pelAe UNI bteie
ODER tene rnterfusuns bitten. Gin iunses
MGohen aus Dem 6taate New yo,f bittet
IN stnem Brtefe I'm etne Summe @elbes,
UNI Il. tn ben 5tanb gu fesen ttn.n Wittwer
3u betratben. sic ino BETTE arm. oab fe
cbne Yetbutfe tbr 9etratbsprcisfl niht rr
ptrtltden tDnnen. Ateris mites zen Wapor
an, uenn er in ben vrtsfen trBeno etn @e
fuh fnoet oas er fur wiIotS eIadte, benz
islben tn mdvtser @siie nadautommen.
90 beridtsn rte 3eitungen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-20

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Burger, bleibt fpntt etne G%tnmanberun9 DOT
229,636 Yerlpnenn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-20

Dte Weioerrehtler Convention belt tn
Darlington wieoerum @tsuua. Brau"or>
sen aus Galtfornten CAB einsn Beri6t lter
Den 3ufano Der Bewesun9 in eieiem5 taate.
Nrau N:tbonY bielt ebenfals etne Rsoe uno
! 5rau 3opfer las Elm @epiht Dor. &tn9err,
Ramens 9beooor Sants bejsidnete fA ais
ein Mitslieo Der Snternaticnale 4 er.
fldrte, bas Wetberf.mmrs9t ltt tie speite
pIanfe In Der Ylatiorm Der Snternattsnale.
6snrp @aro 8eedsr fanpte stnen Brief, In
tpeldsm Ct fi& fur BITE Bswesune e,tldrt.
Wsmfelo, DeleSat aus ben, Eerrttor,uM
Walstn8ton. fpra4 R9 9essu bic Bewssxns
aus.
9e frexse &alte In ben lstten Do&en
bat eNenl&enleben auf Der ofenenYrat.
rte Der @taaten seforoe!t rnb ptelNteb fozt>
seraft. Bon @%aloncnHub wtrb berthtet
eae bon elmer @ssroe &tnpptst 700 DOR 900
TIM lesten @ta.efurm umfamen. Gin 3ue
Der Yacif: Batn nabm am Montase Dor.
leBtsr @o&e etnsn am Dese l~tesenoen
M.nn, Namens 3enrY aut Der a9 nit $50
! stad &ornpteb unp so gterpen auf Gem
| Des mad @oatana befanb. Ct par am
The New York herald., 1872-10-13
THE LATEST WARDS ISLAND SENSATION.
Death OF Amelia Kleiber-An Ante-BIor.
tenn Statement Made and Pocketed By

Death of Amelia Kleibcr-An Ante-NTor--
tenn Statement Made and Pocketed by
. Deputy Coroner.
There seems to be O desire on the part OF the
officials OF the Coroners' once to make light Of the
case OF the emigrant GIRL Amelia Kleiber, who
charges inattentlon to her In the Wards Island
Emigrant Hospital. DR.. Wooster Beach yesterday
true and expressed the belief that it was sensa-
ton. Later 1t leaked out that the woman died on
Friday morning, and the following notice was re.
ceved at the COroner's 0filce from the doctor 10
charge OF the hospital. II is given verbatim:-
tn. COMMISSIONERS EMIGRATION THE STATE orr
NEw YORK, STATE EnIcRANr REFuGE AND HOSPITAL,
WARDs ISLAND \: Z, MEDICAL OrFicE, Oct II, iU2
DsAK siR--Amelia Eicbcr, whose statement you took
yesterday died this morning. As expressed the wish
to present the examination will not
hold till you arc present KesRsHtfqFl,yp Fypyy2Es y9nTs
When questioned DR.. Beach admitted, very re-
luctantly, that on Friday evening he took the
womans ante-mortem; that she was very
low at the time, but she stated that the
nurse failed to attend to her for an hour
and . half after being requested, and that
q post-mortem would be made yesterday.
The Doctor further volunteered the statement THAI
he did not believe the woman died OF the neglect.
charged BY her against the nurse. It is hardly
possible that TINS professional opinion can be Of
value In the absence OF any p0st-mortem having
been made to show the actual cause OF death. For
some reason best known to Deputy Coroner Beach,
ne failed to ne the ante-m0rtem taken By him In.
the Coroners' ofice, and the public must wait for
the inquest on Monday to develop the facts that u
would seem the medical gentlemen ara eudeavOr
Ing 70 suppress for the time being.
The New York herald., 1872-10-13

THE CITY BANK srocxa
The following were the bids for the city bank
snares:-New York, 1a2; Manhattan, $50; Mer-
chants. llo; Mechanics lSo; America $50 City 2sS
Phenix, 1olK; Tradesmen's, las; Merchants' Ex-
change, sSK; Seventh ward, OF; Commerce, 1lo;
Mercantile, 100; American Exchange 115; Pacific,
loS; Chatham. 100; Bank Of the Republic, 112hs /;
Hanover %; irving 1885, Metropolitan 1aa; Peoples,
1SS; 0rocers', 100; Market. 125; Corn Exchange,
l27; St. Nicholas, ia; Marine, 1co; Commonwealth,
50; Importers and Traders, 1oo; Park, l4s; Man.
ufacturers and Merchants' 100; New YORK National
Exchange, o.; Fourth National, 1loX; Ninth Ma
Aonai no; Oriental, 17o; Gold Exchange llo;
Bankers and Brokers' Association. so; German
American. 100.
oovERNMKNIs STEADY.
The governments bond market was steady, in
sympathy with gold, with strong undertone. the
currency bonds being higher. The following werethe
closing quotations - United States currency skies,
l12x l121S; do. d0., 1881, registered Hay 114
do. do, coupon, 116k q 11ok: do. five-twenties,
registered, May and November 111X 1l2H do do,
1852 coupon. do, 116K 11bX; do. do, 1864, do.
do, 116H 116A; do. DO, 1885, do. do, 116A 11e;
40. d0 1851, registered, January and July, 114X o
114x; do. tio., 1885, coupon do.. 1l4K . 114X; DO.
do., 1851, do do, 114K 1l4; do. do., 1888, do do,
114K max do. tcn-fortes registered 10sx 10sH
do. do coupon. 1854 1os7s; do. ves Of 1881. reg
istercd, l1oH 11o1; do. do, coupon. 11oh 11oX.
STOCKS STRONG, But LESS ACTIVE.
The stock market was less active as REGARDS the
amount OF business In the whole list; but, leaving
out Of consideration the diminished dealings In
Pacific Mail, there was perhaps gain in general
activity. At least there was wider disIribu-
tion Of the speculative interest," ana q spas
m0dic running from one stock to another until
prices at the close showed an improvement ranging
from n q TX per cent The early card was Pacific
Mail, which the pool endeavored, or professed to
endeavor. to corner"
THE CASH STOCK
being worth at one time half per cent more than
that deliverable on Monday. The price In the regu-
lar way advanced to SbH, and the highest for cash
stock during the day was s5K. The speculation
next ran on Union Pacific, which sold at 39N, and
eventually on Rock Island, which closed
at 110H. and Western Union Telegraph,
which wound up at TAX TAX. The good bank
statement excited its usual parad0xical effect and
caused decline just after Its appearance, but the
''sober second thought" caused brilliant rally and
further advance ana lively movement generally
in the closing half hour of business Hannibal and
st. Joseph sold at 37h and closed at 81. Canton
advanced to 81. New YORK Central advanced to
95X on the announcement that the trunk lines had
advanced
WESTERN FRErGHrs
20 25 per cent the new schedule to 60 into effect
on Monday. Lackawanna advanced to co. Boston,
Hartford and Erie touched 9A.
The Southern State bonds were little lower for
the Tennessees but frm for the new South Caro-.
lnas and strong for the virginias. The Virginia
cOnsols rose two per cent to 631z The South Caro-
lima July bonds left or 25 o 25H.
The New York herald., 1872-10-13
THE JERSEY CITY BANK ROBBERY.

The Chief OF Police Arraigncd-He Pleads
Not Guilty to Each OF the Four Indict-
ments-The Trial Set Down for Wcdnes-
day.
Chief OF Police McWilliams was brought before
the Court OF Oyer and Terminer, at Jersey City,
yesterday morning, and called upon to plead to
four indictments found against him. The first
charges him with having burglars tools
in his possession, with intent to break
into and rob the First National Bank.
The second charges him with breaking and enter
ing; the third with having conspired with John
Doyle, Charles j. Proctor, Frank Denning and Jo
seph Foley to break and enter the First National
Bank, with intent to steal, and the fourth with
misconduct in Office In neglectng to arrest parties
whom he found in possession OF burglars tools.
To all OF these McWiliams pleaded not guilty. The
trial was set down for next Wednesday, the same
day on which Detective Doyle Will be
tried. Mcwilliams was renamed to the County
jail and had not given bail up to q late hour last
morrow, but the CHIEF informed the Court that he
could not be ready soon. Mr.. Winneld, his
counsel desired a postponement till Monday week,
but Judge Bedle informed him that the application,
based on proper anidavits must be made on
Wednesday. The case win be tried by Judge
McWiliams looks haggard and careworn. He
says his good name is destroyed. even II he be ac-
quilted, by the publicity given to the charges But
most acute pang OF all. He declines to mention his
Whereabouts during the past few days, when
all were looking for him. There is the
statement that he applied himself for two
or three days to the task OF drowning his
sorrows in the tears OF the cup. The mental agony
which he endured during the past week must have
been fearful. speedy trial is most desirable to
him. A prominent Newark lawyer will conduct
and the name OF very able lawyer Of
New Brunswick was mentioned In connection
with the defence OF Doyle last evening. Doyle IS
seems to be so overpowered with his troubles that
he does not much to obtain bail. He Is quar-
tered In the witness room Of the County JAIL and
his friends are allowed to have recourse to him at
all reasonable hours.
The New York herald., 1872-10-13
CRIME IN NEWARK.

Arraignment Of the Krementz Burglars
A Militia Captain I'm Misunderstanding
Conductor.
In the Newark courts yesterday Billy O'Brien,
alias Porter the notorious New York burglar Hirsch
Harris alias Grenthal, the receiver and Mary Ann
Johnson, the latters daughter. were arraigned to
plead on indictments charging them with being i'm
pllcated in the famous Krementz burglary case.
Harris and his daughter pleaded not guilty, and
their trial was set down for the 21st instant.
OBrien, who Is also indicted for desperate at
tempt to break JAIL the boldest on record in New.
ark, pleaded guilty to both, having first admitted
the justice OF only one indictment. Thomas Jackes
and Ronald McNicho, the bail bond cOnspirators in
the same case, were also indicted and placed be-
fore fore the bar to plead; mot guilty. was
for the 23d. Charles Hickey, Patrick Smith
and James Murphy, each charged with completely
in the attempt OF O'Brien, alias Porter to break
the 18TH
SOCIAL IMMoRALIsTs.
In the same Court was arraigned to plead one
Gustav A. Yarmouth, who is charged with having
grossly assaulted female. He pleaded not guilty
and was remanded to prison In default OF $4,000
bail.
In the lower Court, before the Police Justice,
Captain Albert Gademan, OF the Veteran regiment,
was called up to answer charge Of bigamy pre-
ferred by Catharine Gademan. she alleges that
Gadcman was married to her several years ago in
Pottsve: Pa, and after living for some time with
her left her with her parents and removed to
Newark. Soon after arriving here he married
again and joined the Fifth veteran regiment, and
In course OF time was elected to captaincy.
About q month ago he became dissatisfied with
his Newark spouse and sent to Pottsvle for the
old one lie hired two houses and spent three days
with one and then three days with the other, tell
ing both that he was compelled to work at nights
In the factory. Finally this double-shufie play was
found out and hence the arrest at the instance OF
the Pottsvile spouse. The captain is also accused
OF having feeced his company out OF $s7. For this,
too, he Is under arrest.
AN ALLEGED RUFFIAN.
There Is now confined Mt Police Headuuartera in
Newark one Michael Seeley, who is charged by
Edward Evertson, a conductor on the Newark and
New York Railroad, with having stabbed him in
the thigh the night before. Seeey, II seems was q
passenger on Evertsons tran with his wife, and
refused to pay his fare at first. Threatened with
being put OF, he paid it. Hence, as alleged, the
dastardly attack. lie Is held.
The New York herald., 1872-10-13
BBECHER's BAIL BOND.

in .he Superior Court last June Judge Freed.
man issued warrant for the arrest OF one A. G.
Benedict, on the complaint Of the Gutta Percha
Manufacturing Company, who charged him with
some peccadilloes, the nature OF which are are not
Henry Ward Beecher and Mr.. Hull entered into
recognizance In the sum OF $4,000 for Benedict's
appearance to answer. Messrs. Beecher and Hull
becoming a little suspicious OF Mr.. Benedict, on
Friday surrendered him to Deputy Sheriff Erb, who
conveyed the accused to Ludlow Street Jail
The New York herald., 1872-10-13
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoN, Oct 12-1 80 p. M
x%sr.oan sssars: cIosed@Bo1s:s Sss old, ssssi S5s
LIvERPo0L COTToN MARKEr-LIvERP0oI, Oct. l2-l r.
M-Cotton closed quiet and steady; middling upands
the day foot bales including 1000 for export and
speculation
LIyERPooL BREApsrUFrs MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, Oct l2-
80 p. M.-Breadsuffs closed quiet Petr0leum-Refned
18d
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE EMARKEr.-LIvERPooI, Oct l2-Even
ing-Linseed oil, f36a fT Common rosin, lis Cd. lis
Spirits turpentine, AS
LONDON PRoDUcE MARKEr.-LoNDoN, Oct l2-l 80 P. NJ
Talow, 46s. Sd. Linseed oil, f36 l5s
The New York herald., 1872-10-13

The Rev. Henry A. Bann, d. d., pastor Of st.
Elizabeths church, Fort washington, Will deliver
lecture In st. Bernards church, West Thirteenth
street, this evening. The subject will be, .The
Catholic Church OF Manhattan, Past. Present and
Future" The proceeds OF the lecture are to aid In
the erection OF the new st. Bernard's church, on
fourteenth street
The New York herald., 1872-10-13
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.

The exports OF specie from the port during the
past week and since the beginning OF the year have
been as foliows:-Total for the week. $157,774; pre-
yousy reported, $5o 1884, 25s; total since January
1872 $50 142 032; same time 1s71 $5e717 647; same
time 1870, $5o697, ,4s1; same time 1862 $23 3ee 445
same time 1868, see, 722, ,e1e.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
The New York herald., 1872-10-13

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from 2
per cent for carrying to nat for borrowing. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol.
lows
COLO cleared .$47, us, 900
Gold balances. .................... 1,62l, 1865
currency paances.. ..................... 2,2l5, ,243
The New York herald., 1872-10-13

During the past week there were In this city $50
deaths, ~ births and l6l marriages..
The New York herald., 1872-10-13

The police during the past week arrested l'4l9
persons In this city for various offences.
The New York herald., 1872-10-13

An analysis OF the above figures shows that the
banks now hold surplus Of $3,575 400 in excess OF
the required legal reserve-a gain for the week OF
$6,l64,4O0.
GOLD 112X a 112Z,
The gold market was dull and steady at 1929 a
1I2, at which figures all the sales OF the day took
place. The European steamers took out no gold,
the shipments being confined to $4,000 of silver.
The gain OF specie in the banks for the week ex-
erted no influence for decline, probably because
Of the steadiness OF foreign exchange its recent
advance. The course Of the market is shown in
the following tablet
The New York herald., 1872-10-13

Fire Marshal McSpedon reports twenty-five nres
for the week ending October II, at nOon The esti-
mated loss is $500; amount ofinsurance $l32 S00
The New York herald., 1872-10-13

3. D. Hoyt OF the Ordinance Burean, reports
seventy-eight complaints OF violation OF Corpora
sion ordinances for the week, which were either
settled or referred to the proper department.
The New York herald., 1872-10-13

me delegates TO the Congressional Convention
Of the Twentieth Ward Reform Citizens Associa-
ton nominated last evening Mr.. Oliver Charlick as
the candidate for Congress.
The New York herald., 1872-10-13

The Fourth Ward Anti-Carpet Bag Club held an
enthusiastic meeting last evening at 17a South
street. and passed resolutions endorsing Mr.. James
Oliver as the nominee Of Apollo Hall for Congress
from the Filth district.
The New York herald., 1872-10-13
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

In this table yesterday the lowest price of Pacific
Mail should have been stated as S2 instead OF s215
New-York tribune., 1872-07-09
TIE STATE OF TRADE.


july al. Colh0s 0prucl a. ~ 0f m0nrl ana
9 o tie United states Fiverveniy 0on iSa 81 lSost
Oh g2s. 1875 slt Ten-fories g.
Pans July 8-a. ul--ReuJes opened A. a5- doc
July ell m.t0it0n opened heavy; Mi1lug
Uuands Ill.. Midlhng Orea1s u a.
IvyHP,gi Ja. 8-Ill m.-lhe BreadrHfs market quiet
Cseese s. graaes Of AHscal Pine PorA q 2
IrvEaP00l Juy g. o. H.-COtonThe market is du lai De-
L5yDos Jur Couso closed VI Cor money and 81 Q
81 f1r tLe account
PAFm JuIv0-u. m.-Reutes closed AZ So s0c
LvEKPo0L jus -5 m.-C0ltou closed unchanged he sales q
the da have been bates including so io an speculation.
L9NDos. JAY g-l1ssar Tallor. 81 p@f cEt
ASTWEIP Jalg 2-Petfolsum i-L for Tine Pale American
LIVEHlIO Jlf aEtslilE lE-Aoi-lloi hDAli 'p@9 Per cN
Sprl.s Tlgpeaule fIHA. rercFt
L0SD0S July S-Eyen.ns.-spint Iurpentne, - PEI cat
New-York tribune., 1872-07-09
RECEIPTs OF PRODUCE.

Per North Psssss ana Railroad
JuLr a. pkg Ashes pigs BeesSaT ~ bales Co,tsn 10 obs
f2 Copper lbA bbis Eggs
60g bb l52 bush Wheat 5 $50 bush teg IS 5 bush
Oats 3D bbl Meal lD0 bbs OuDeal bales
Hemp h1 Hides 8s3 sides Leather 81 bales Moss 81
bb 2ls bh sp- TgpenEne 4595 bba kosn rs
Cut hea Ho5 pkga Lard 40 kegs Lard,
2Ils pgs butter lo Cseess 81 pfgs Isos 40 bags Pea
lss 1855 - hhd Tobacco, liza page
Tobacco 81 5bA WHISKY 6 bales Wool AZ bb o. oSi spell
ter ~ bdls. Sklaa. 10 pigs PeoaHS
New-York tribune., 1872-07-09

Flour Srafe
Il. re-tr Of so nbl
- ~ Je-ssr 80 oorL Aeal " ~ W = -
- - y .erz 25 o ~ Corn Mea4 br re-, + - =
N, ss-rs Fou DIN and Frces nominal OA1'-@A IO-i
Inactive and prces uncersn ..-- g. - .,8 -,es ara
80 IN rsr Vessels have net WITH gool ea az I-l
- stsbe 70 the Naval Petroleum, OF urn trals oe
v-yereu tsv were To Liverpool y steam 4gol 9usl 80
ta55 bv ali bush. q q 1od, and l' lhlA e'Ac
To IDfop o. bblx pork ai - -lt - To- 90 a. % ~ 80
n s,t.e-D So bhs ROan sail a. j 81 Ihe ehaTtre
F-tst 49, hence viii l-N 4ra y AZ =. =
Tus..sr bsrt v On qs vorEae, o "a
berre ur 81 Retne1 fetrcruu % ~ N 15,Il- 49,
IL no Croastsdt hence % 6ibIaiar ior orle -1
- III y l0 bbg Resuel S. o.. and = A-ralc uA
T-ts bart fru PLadef fhis lr Baltic Win sI1 po-
p.+-isr Al s. British bars from PhiaaeIliA 20 ~
- 50 bbls Resnei butsn BARK OF 90 us -
Tio1 t5 Cora ior orders. T. h and Cout1enA VIZ 80
Nsr-I >-,-es 40 Sprs Ilr+-ae en- o. lof hesL
h,rt hence b the VITA 81 y blLs hosn %
bsrf Of m tuu register from City Point % hl-Aol- W 4e''
> fal cargo Of Tobacco q sts -. ,ao ~ ~ No I
p. No 1,-llks --- |---
NJ 80 Z Fsef Rve Feed dul So -. -, ..
market stea1er, unler more iaForai l'
aclFe
Rrnr and nominal Winter 81 y 1l for el m store an
~ Ar te sa-s bush 81 4o0- q ior No tls
Sp-Bg 81 slsdsl for so AFaukee' and : 81 ~ sioe
~ - Nifwruks aaoat Barley b dull an NOMINAL !
40 h In f.r 8ernsnd ano steady, sales Of 6N bush state 81 p .
Cr a 81 Oats fsrv aclve bat lowers te dee A p
s4atve he sales l27 o bust. Nev Ono Mixed asIa-ci
Vb Id l+dsc. Western Mzet At04tc the ltef lof fancy
M wsuke state White and SIC Tor A1e rye s %
s,uns Corn opened sieacer bu with some advance l l
90 lover ana quite actve, demand chiefly Tor export g 80
esteiu A eN
scsrre- and q 9sl4c yellow
aHn
New-York tribune., 1872-07-09

PHLADELFHA JIJ al1etTun Ban sieadT' No . slI '
Vos- da ald ue.AN suue.ne s3C IS - EEfras - pd4b
sarug Fanali Wheat quiet Red ~ Ampe 20
a-l-5 Rye d llied aquTy Yellow Mzel
Wen q. a6 one dill. M.r-l u AQs8e White la4c CsI-e
ga. 1H2sc RIO. l1l elsie, go 4me fT
Good H~aEng Mnssse tr,T1eau ac4lg lslt
Is.-t Hedaci. Izic Wl.sEr lul a,
tswEGr ~ g. july steady and urenredi sales 10
fb d. o. ioI spring for Amber Mla.sT - - iT
Waite Wlatef: Dolts Eztll- wheat dl.i sales l0a
.I.b 2 IrauLee g. Ao-
5.as1c qaiet. sual lp "et-u 90 co. Corn Aea
= Bal.rl. 81 la.lloi. cat hli-ad sr.iIi
sLa~s 40 ssisiaaE . Mldlls1 pr hgh-lse.
&c Ca. Gr.L.-hbeHt L. eSis 49, = ~ Ass'ksn,
New-York tribune., 1872-07-09

OFr.cr RAILWAY C1NPlyT. hKN-l QEA SaAe . -
NEF ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holder. oftte ERIE RAILWAY COAPASi tr ne eeeo4 %, ol
Sveuu Directors 1 year. profsa ny 4N an -o'
the Transaction oheI business O. NAY conc los l.e
Gtaer Ohce Of tue toIpa2Ji n ne N44 o4 NV
Yo-k on TUESDAY 9th day Of July neri -, ..-,---
ne uols ul o1e- H D. cocI H lai Feaa-l 90 ~ r
o. fd- sach further tme nav he necessary A .-7 -l'1 % ' 80
srectors 70 pol al votes tneu present. 80 49,. go NOV
Tt r-.rier Books be closed % TIE close o tSnesi on MN
~ M itf "a of I1pe iastaut will reopen fr e transfer OF
No1--'- Il. y. OILS, secretlT7.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-09

FowFs & MACY Bankers, No. 50 Wall-st.' New W
YORK offer the same facilities 70 Deposltors S ~ ~
corporated Banks, and allow lnteIess "H "A''' ~
ances at the rate of -Four per cent . .os
COLLECTIONS made on any point AZ 0"iA0"' ''
with immediate returns e., nj &c
Special attention paid TO chO'oe Sto0A D0"U'' ~
for Investors.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-09

TUHE TRUSTEES OF THE SEAMENs
BANK FOR SAVINGS ordered thlt INTEREST b- paii
% deposo thereto, 5E t-e lol gals th ui ~
o. saus Of s.O aul under a ia Of SIX PER cENr
u1m and - . ..---
O sums exceeding 500 AZ the 81 flfA PIX CAN pr iasun
psyshle OF and aGs5 MONDAY, l5h nt -
New-fort. Jall s. l5.l. w L. AAti, ffssle11
uuN a Be-
New-York tribune., 1872-07-09
THE MARKETS.

NlNDAT. july b ITI-
receipts o3av pkgS fes arr anA A1a
~ a. -s7sf ~ Ps,rls duh ans nou naL -, -,q
- vr-e ~ IL ana o~e- sales of ,ss3 taes Lees
uS,isV er-r spinner Pr forward dehVerV le %
Ill fr = ss follows bass OF los aii,lt
al =, = .,rr So 3 nj mJuv Too az n T. ltc ~ a.
80 Au-1, ~ 81 y al0c September. lo 81 y Oct.e 80
- 9a II 81 sI6c Novemhel. al lstcs Doemorf ~ a. c
tcts .0o hacs sales today up 10 mJuy =. +se1 80 ~
eisc 500 Al Tlc 80 a. 2lic, rgAri Aatos, - a.
81 40 ll 4, 9sic p gl6c, $50 Al 1te 4N a ~
40 Al 2lc llo Al p lSl6c 90 Lee sep2ef ~ ~
,a :, 9io O Al 2ge 2lc. ~ bloc - 81 @ztC a
- p ifee. ober 56c 900 Al &tc le Al ~ o ~ ~
60 Ntsr sli at lg{r Dtcaer. 40 ~ lsc eTchange3c
n . er loo Juy for l August. total s5S oaies grand 'o'a