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wilhsm Perry was tried before Judge lngrahanl
for yoting as from 2s5 West Eleventh street. The
prosecution proved that he did vote as from tnat
place but did not prove nor attempt to prove that
he did not reside there or course he was acquitted
Assistant District Attornv Fellows srolouzed for
ths failure by saying that these cases were got up hy
rersons not co nnected with the District Attorneys
ONCE, who thought they knew more law than that
onico and that these persons had iurnsncl no more
nitnesses than had been placed on the stand.
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~ Diycr,lon. of Ihe rolirician..

boss I,"u.ulm, tho lion. William Yarloy
90 .tunr.t " other prominent politicians OF New
f.s t1 B.uoe'y1, attended a rafting cock hght
81. ..er Iuy at Gilsss, In Bro,klyn. Tho fight
H- clrohIce' iu the papers, and the names OF
L.. d., uu-u.'cj Gentleman who witnessed it were
mentioned. Ou friday the Brookynte4 who were
tH- tl.Ngb noticed communed together on tho
'.- o' She IV Hal, and cursed the
.o tp, That published their names. They
'...'.ercg 70 punch the reporters head
...' ever t.urht MN at q cock hsht a-an. A.
'.rNnra'u' Counsel De Wits name dd not appear
,|tt'u 'uu - tney thiuk II was some irend Of
~. .HIits wlp ponued tho report. lt - sand that
H'rt.ct Attorney Morris was also present II so.
...t .ay. .,uu a good rattliu hsht, tor Giddings
.f". .H.. only the best birds for such dis.
The sun., 1872-01-16

Arrived -MoypAY Jan. IS
Steamship Duuau. Bremen. iudse. and pass.
steamship Colorado. Liverpool. indsc. and pass.
Steamship CulrCstun, thaIlcstOn, mdsc Hul pass
steamship Regulator. IhuHuei phu, udt1.
STEAMSHIP Anglia. glasgow. miac. AMI pass.
bars 1pmRo. Genoa m ballast
Hhfk Hrothcrs Prize huenOs Ayres wool and hldct.
Bsrk Azelia. smyrna. irnlt ~.
Brig Altaye,a, 81. John. y, ~ ash and on.
Hr 4 hcrtha Ctrringto1. icTuauuIuu. agar
SCnr n. Haven. JhcksonNule flA., lumber.
Schr u L. French Baltimore. corn.
kchi Enoch Moore BAIT more. coal.
SrhT Sea Bra. ~. George, \. H.. ush
schr PAM lcro S. John y ~. iumbrr.
Schr lIcctr Spare. Dead Nan. lit. nor. y. o.. 20
scar Fuola &, Fortune BtY. r. ush.
SChr FltH j Naustu Long 'laI1ult y T.. uHh
Rcht britannia. suI nam ccuhr.
Alsl tnr tsuai uV.r a1l go .,l slse ynV'ls
The sun., 1872-01-16

The testimonial 90 be gwen on Wel1c-day 3D. AZ
t.rnoon At Nibio's to Ml-s Matilda Heron is oLe
that lNites tie attention OF all the friends - dra
matte art, TO winch that lady gave for msny years 30
forvent an expression. 1t s sufficient for her rer.
s0nal irieuds and well wishers TO know that the
testimonial IS needed. To tue public generally the
uuusua. combination OF actors who Lave volunteered
teir services Will be sufficient indus 10 a,
The sun., 1872-01-16

A correspondents sends the following recipe
for small poT sughaIo OF zinc, one grain, fox
love WisiLls), 90 grain bali teaspoon ul Of
SUGAR; NIX vith two nbiespoou'us Of water ;
wneu thoroughly mixed add toar ounces Of water.
Take q ontui every hour, Smallpox or scarlet
fever viii disappear under this remedy IN lNelNe
The sun., 1872-01-16

L9yuoy, Jan l6.--ihe subscription FOR Northern
pac,ae Ratroad bonds whicn opened on Iho l0tn
INST closed 10 day These securities have been 10
Ntrally received ny u G. press ana the peopIe inc
fulsCtinuous Nere hamy nom tho pToyltces, ana
Cox Investment, not Tor speculi uon,
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PRAYER. for Hr. ucpworth and Others w
,bc FuIton street Prove Meeting,


The burden oi PRAYER yesterday ves ~ behalf
,ttrs Rev Mr. nepworth IN l.s new departure
tor, unit.rianism. The leader 10 the course Of c1
bnicd remarks said that 10 whatever else New
YorL and New Workers. might he deceived, they
mud not be hrmbuggcd In religion. Tncy insisted
,pon having a religion with Christ. an whenever
,pe S. ,thout this essential was presented II was NJ
,,ec rejected. lie heard Brother iispworth rreac9
m Brooklyn some time ago after the sermon he
,,ti a. a friend THAT man l. no Unitarian, there
= too nucn Of Christ within him Aud he pra'scd
Nod that hi. prediction had at last come true and
nrarent ono brother. after cndcavornr - mn
,,sss trc congregation with the fact inst he wor
npel loo O. fashiou1ble church with it, stained
,ass windows. cushioned stools, and all the luhu-
,e. of modern Christianity. clmnarei ths sincerity
of tbf.-l worship 10 tha catholic Chu,c.. win tlr
,..,t,t OF tIat ttNOUoa a,aoug Ge tuitatl1"s.
Arorr tre many rtQussi- fUr pra ef-. Actte' IA
va rr. rom friends askIng the mcctiu" Co rew-w
h,f "a gentleman ~ hi-h social position iu thls
ff,. ID tioie.sur Of many years STANDING. Wuu lids
nt, flftotten Nj nr-t love Also. one for prayer
m peraIfo ,.x men of great influence IN the town
OF Nunscu Ne And one nom ladl inviting
nave 600 l,r .u,t.i,a NO is .y'n- Dan erous'
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The Oldest Woman in the Uni.od states


ELroNymLg, 5. l.. Jan. l5.-Mrs. Maria Robin.
sou is a coiored woman WHO lives here, she Is no
wears olc. Her husband died nine years ago, at the
rpc age Of 100 Mrs Robinson has been the mother
OF nine children. Three OF them tied without mar.
rYing. The others are living Tho following table
shows their ages ana the number VI cAildron that
tney own;
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Jo,cph Eclyi is proprietor " Gn oyster saloon
.t5a5 sAu avenue. lie resides al li3 West lh!rD
,,c,Dd street Mr. Rrly h.s been married htue
more than year one evening about siI wtoks
.co the doctor was summoned in great haste TO
Joe's house. The immediate advent of little
stranger 10 TIE household was the Gauss Of this hur
ueI visit Of the doctor. Mr. Rely aud his wife are
general hyories among thsir aclusintances, and on
uis occasion the house was well allied with the lady
friends Of Mrs. Rely Tne babe when born, weighed
kss than pound IL was hastily wrapped IN
shawl ard taken into an adjoining room. The doc
~ With long face. announced to Mr. Rely that
1e ud not thiBK tue haby could live. This sad in
forraii on was impaired to Hrs. Rely. hr and
Hrs Htlv ate strct Catholics an regular in their
attendance At cuurcI. A priest was summoned,
ma T. p babe might be christcncd before II died. A
torsu .atIon was held 20 determine on a name. The
nsnc oi Mar was selected. messenger was sent
10 ~, West lhirtioth street station TO summon Ser
feait Washington Mullen. that g mi mt Stand a.
ioltttcr. sergeant Wa-hin~ton wa promptly on
IAN and accepted tic rtonstci honor vitn chm.
tar utrkuc.- aud humility. TIC baDc was chris
ft..I NYr.. when mo shawl was ouenc . little
'... rrI..i 10 ht bov. NARY Reiy sull lives
nr 70. aluoush his weg 1 does not e1
The sun., 1872-01-16

Furniture, carpets, and beddin{ An immense
..oCL lnu lIV prices az B. n, CQHplrnwMLa A3 ChRt
haLp ~ WesklI and monthU payments AAsn'-AaV
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mere was ialr trade In state bonds, ana the
general marKel was hrm. TenncsSees repre.
nied tho heaviest business, the state 6s, new,
having sold AZ 6jb, and the old at tie same
asure. Nortn carolina State 6s, new, sold at
n South Carolina state 6s, neN, January ami
July -; and North Carohnn, special hN, lP4
Missouri State Is sold at "a the llJun pu ANA
t. Joseph issuo, S21 aud Virginia state o.,
old, So
TAerc WAS a large and wei, distributed busness
IN railroad huhd- TIC Pacific Wortg grs htNiuB u7
usual led the ust m point Of business ana activity
Central pacincs were IN Looi dtmaut 40 lJ<'. =
lU2f.; Union Pachcs lTsts Advancing e. Vi4, Lu4
grants rising TO ~ ; and incomes AT NsAWAs'i New
York Central q. 1888 brought 9i1 Mculg 90 Com
tral Ss, li6; Pacific R1road I guaranteed bi state
ui Missouri, 10; Illinois CentraliDouds l0tA thi-
caCO and Northwestern Couso .lduted, % chicago
and Northwestern 1st mortZa.e, li3; hannibal AMI
st Joseph IS convertible bonds, gja, lO.e'O aud
Mubo-Ii lst mortgage ST. Louis division, 93 Galeul
and Chicago ~ mortgage, 10l; Morris and soK Isl
mort age, lOiAt; MuIus and EsseX ~ mortgage,
lOOE; New Jersey Central 1T mortgage " new"
ld ONO aad Mississi Dbl consol ldited bonds 49,
81 N4uaeo ana 81 Paul Is .st mortgage lU5'a
Milwaukee ana Nt. Paul 3 10 conycruUe, 9s Nit
waukoo aud ST. Paul lst, Iowa division, 50; tOlum-
bus, Chicago aud Indiana Central called Tor abbre-
Walton c. c. and l. O. lst mortgage B3, Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific X II, - iO24 and Like
shore dividend bonds o. city bank shares ware
quiet though We note sales OF American Exchange
Bank At llgA Merchants Exchange at 30 Back
OF Commerce, ia, METROPOLITAN, l34lLl3sa Mas.
slu lO3; and Central National, 1Ol, a is6 shares
OF Delaware and Hudson Canal sold at l2i,
luo following arc the niEAest, lowest, ana $3.50 + NJ
The sun., 1872-01-16

Hot Mhl-Ney No, Siri Give me VIII
uAHlsf lAUs't 1i jamaica Glugcr.
The sun., 1872-01-16

The best place ~ Ncw York 90 buy rc'ia-
uic NAtru.-. aIr iApIuIt. uul. ht-iu IuAl.r b, ~
tuy,tIi -.tue .Iiy,t Wei tug pr ',tnts s QulkL s,
@, Fulton tt Diamonds - specialtJ,
The sun., 1872-01-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MEIAr"GE ALaAHAO-rHIs DAN.
rse-.... sun tets..... 81 Noon u 20
HfeH WArKR-THis
Raay oOk Il 90 GOV Island. 70 ~ Hell Gate. 0G
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| Muse bY OU1a band
H. PRAYER ny the Rev Dr. Deems
H. Uuyc,uug OF The statue Ry rrot $. b.
MuU,E.
~ lTescuauon TO the Press ard Printers ION bohnli
ofAucrt pcdrooD ty HORACE GEttLtY.
" Acceptance by CilNtL.s g.. SAVAGE, rrasl-
dent Boardof rsustce- HoN lora un4s'hpnl'
cal society,
VI. Nusi, by the band
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snttlnl Nnllta

CELEBKATION or FItNhLiN's
BIRTHDAY.
ruE CEREMONIES At TIE UNVGILlNG or TUE
FRANKLIN STATUE
viii take tlace IN Printing House sqloic,
ON FKANKLlh'S BIRTHDAY. WEDNESDAY,. Jan.
n. lsi1 a. ~ o'c,0rk
The sun., 1872-01-16

Ruy the celebrated WILSON SHUTTLE SEWING
NADliINk n. tlc O.st ~ the world. IllN r. fAl Sold
on easy naNWrnt- of R1 m lntn. WARRANTED FOR
FIVE YkAks few od canyae!crs aud agent.
wanted. once ana al 'srooW WILSON hEWINU
MACHINE co 30, BROADWAY, ny.
The sun., 1872-01-16
The Proprietor Of the Grand Central HOtel
Wants 10 hnOw " $4,000 ~ TOO Mach Tor
the Privilege OF Dying In his ilOteI,

To ne EdHor Of me sun.
SIR, | have not as yet made out or presented
my bill against the estate OF the lite James FISK,
Jr In an interview with a gentleman on last Ffi.
day. who called in behalf Of Mrs, Fisk to obtain
articles belonging o Mr.. Fisk the subject Of my
charge was casually mentioned. l asked tho gen.
ten an, namo uGknowh 10 mo, whether he thought
f2bO0 exc bitant, IN view OF the TACT that MI FlsH
friends mad taken possession OF tho hotel al tho
Imu he renamed here md that all tho private par
ots on tuat Our were appropriated, meals furnished
to "a large number Ut friends, aud considerable
amount Of money paid al Iha once Tor Carriages,
medicines, &c
Ihe lentioman nrom,-od to call On tho following
day ana uuk over tic matter, uut have not seen
him, nor any person Tcprcscutus tAe deceased,
since D.,
nave not determined on the 'monrt, but shah
charge Onl, Wt WhlCh N right and proper
H. [. POWERS. proprietor q. q, Hotel
kHW YoKK Jan. 10, lll2.
SuAT ma oJNFR SAYS
t,oo. Ysard1g~ 1ee0rdi7
A st,toglrut apg cared m thh mOrnpg's tUh thal
the ur,,n. ,,vv - ,"s N'std ceIua LOtsl had pro
The sun., 1872-01-16

a., vague charges preferred by members Of
O.. g. . Association agrlast some OF the Judges are
~ tc u,-.u.-ted TODAY by the Grand jury OF the
o O. 4rr r,rmiHer. VI. Pecknam and Mr.. Nicol
i-y- ts.a summoned, and stenograpier will take
u. r.u.tt of an tiie tesum1ny TIE judges
isg M whom accuslt ons have been m ide have re.
a.. Grand Inquest TO m4-e rigidcIa.ulna-
ro. y 80 the iacts, aud 40 publish the tts'imon 80
o. - '.e membg-s OF the Bar Asao ia ilu vino
49,, t Tat tie jYi-c- were corrupt lsa rViat We
uI 1890 tU..e i7 Alhanb v nuse cor iuct on
80 ..H De- I.t .- .1tuI.
.'t far %, ff- iU' o. ars luntiuE 4 r
i. .ftJ .r 60 4.. .tm 90 ~ O.e OF
D. a .ltl..u. LrtA 10. U.AcSm4Ilta-
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4 rriVnte RcVenue stamp three iurhCH
long, with uktuess ot MI nan Iutn0 c.i"c, lIccd
over nr cork ot each genuine bottle uI lllls NvEu-
table Sedan Han Remover. IAkC no Othtt.
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4, a, .- 60 lc Done ~ the Grand oprtH
tiessr.

N'.- ..,a decided tAat Mcssrs. John I. Cole
..I .. Baker shIl continue TO conduct tle
100 % rr. House M,rshd joseph Il. Tooker
r.Hau as business manager, with James "
.t....f 10 Treasurer. The ease OF Nsssrs
q. ole t.- Teen 4ily extended, 1he sun
rs by iNr Nintn keEimsHt band arc to be
.... ..r 2lst. luder the suocrutsndancs Of
.."E.ur. m tlr Fax fuuii, lutcl est. aud
~ f.r Central rIrS Garden Will be
.ur .scCer -rl-ou 100 l.s cDar-e
The sun., 1872-01-16

ny resolution ot the General Committee the various
newspaper establishments and the employing printers
oftne city were rcques ed TO give their employee tho
necessary 10 witness the cer.Honcs at gha uuys-
inc ofthe statue.
An cranest invitation is extended 10 ou members Of
the prcss ami ali printers aHd tuc pu -cucray,
TO he present on TINS occasion. vmrh % is teucyed,
Will be cne Of unusual interest
The sun., 1872-01-16

After nearly seven years service as Captain Of
MouHt vas on Friday last without any previous
N.it..S 10 luilmauon, unCeromOu ously transferred
IT, Bio Fourteenth ward. The action Of the 'om'
n'Nou.rs having given offence TO annbtr O.
".'-. rn Saturday several delo-ai'us ol lunurh.
'AI Germ Hus called on Cur~,-sloner smith ard
l..H' 'it ttst0raupn of capt Mount tp q e Seven.
Hud Mr Saith promised ~ consider tao
The sun., 1872-01-16

20 you zee AnntY Mars, "a they call her has bl
grandchildren, and don't NuoW hoW many great
grandchildren and great great grandcAiio ren, an
great great great grandchildren, ana so on. But
she Is living down here and unN oody VINO wants TO
sto her eau come do~u here and rec her. lhats
IN 4.
The sun., 1872-01-16

r~tt~:'- Ncwcnis ~ his Rnchelor DnYs
...... ..Ao, .s-osd two warrants for the ar
c,l.l .,...A !..'on, oae for assault and battery
800 ..s aDl on. i,r Abandonment Patton, WHO
nv f t.'tf ei-lth 81 eot aud Second avenue. was
r0 " q ,ad tak,p q, The Fny uHh street station.
9. n.- e., ~ Oh h-., aul on loay,A. tie stat.Jr,
.,..h t., scr-t tJh' au yu,OL-, VI sterOus
O.. $500 u.i IuN |. ted huspie4lI, and he sell
trI.t, .tustA. ID was an lllctlal machine, was
t..- -i,c ia .,h O., istf LVtivbo " ~1s airai !
iv u,u un. l,-s ul- l ore OF The omeers touched
&c." ia. Hut 81 ir" open. IL MS iouud to contain .
tiN.0- EuIie VITA d blade loot in length, and a
it"sINc silver lalt, cuIuingl embossed. Beside
OK OF tie same pattern. On tho HIATT was
g., .oIoNln- inscription;
Nrlan Patte1 ESQ
r..-'a'o me j9a,'' %. B,eac or. Association.
.. .ats)l. momshto o. his auto nupt.al lie, he
.. % trD 200. .lUt VIE and turne II over to the
't.' .. .ur -uIr er-uiug.
i'.,, .n Brooklyn Hins Wcduced the Taxes.
..... e,e,ton last fall the Blooklyn tax aud
'--,s-n.u, lists were prepared and the laSoayers
h'l ,Y c.l aud see TIE roduetio on which had beeu
ulH, Au rough the campaign this was the great
ir..' Df iHr powers that were They took upon
c. -re.t credit fJr reducing the taxes and
t, .ta- an arguWeu, why the people should con.
u r rcn u power II vas said at the time tha,
DN.e or ching wrong, and that supplemental
i.. f..- Nfr.u have 10 0u brought 10 or new loans
t... Boo lurvt i.e expenses oi tho year Yesterday
'..H.u .uurHuUu Wa- presented To the BoarI OF Al
N.....| NN tt newly elected tumWroller, stating
= s.I Q..IftI oi ullliou Of dot. NJ had been
O. rtfui.N revenue uud Hh|cN proo.rly heiou s
l ' sWuor luna. Accoruus.y provision vii.
DO Nr.r p- I.t." lui paying OH % iaiEer poriuG ct
b.. 1915 .cu. O. IS ear. aud there "lu be q curies-
l't..H- .rr'rire 900 tue rate OF ttKtNuu tor lot2
The sun., 1872-01-16

IHE FRANKLIN NANQi 1T
In the evening banquet VIII uc gwen Of pElNoNt
cos ann stl. a. when responses TO tOa,ts viii DC
made bv prominent members of the press ana dmtn-
Euisned invited guests rae ucGcts are provided a.
$40 each As the number is necessarily limited an
carly application II necessary 60 l. ENhLAND,
Treasurer sun ONCE. or 10 BAKER a GOODWIN,
Ir bune Buidnss
By order Of the Committee Of A.rou-,uc 70,
DOUGLAS IAALOl, tnarnsn
EEASIIS BEODKS DANIEL GOODWIN,
ISAAC W. ENGLASD, o. BANGS.
rIFrCHEK uAKpEE &c.. JANE, l. SMITH.
JOSEPH HOWARD. Jr, THOMAS " HOOKER,
,lNtLAIR TousEY, JJu> 4. BALDWIN.
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A st,to,lcut apg cared m thh mornings tUH thas
the wan. ,,uv - ,"s G'std ceIuai Lotsl had pTs
The sun., 1872-01-16

II is SAID that Distr,ct Attorney Garyin has de-
cided to arragn the assassin Stokes for ri1l IA The
Court of Oyer and Terminer on Thursday. lis
counsel nave not iet agreed upon Olan OF defence ;
LutN is known that plea OF insanity, caused by
unsupportable wrongs &c, at tho hands OF Col
Fisk. will constitute its main element
One of the counsel OF Stokes informed sun re-
porter yesterday tA.t the trai would not take place
t.s term, .
nut the District Attorney may force ~ on sAl"
the reporter , A.. -
10 have the case nuourned ul noNi tefNi ana
sTe drterm1ns, q, 10 have our legal rights
Hepirter-When shall you be ready 10 tr1l
Cuunsel-Not this torui; another term begins in
February, we may be ready tnen.
The New York herald., 1872-09-19
CLOSING PRICES O'CLOCK P. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and Easier-Neceiptsn mt tho
Ports 6,5Os Balcs-Flour Firm-Wheat
Irrcgular-Corn Stendy-Oats Firmer-
Coffee Duli-Sugnr Firm-Spfrits Firm
cr-Rosin Dull-Pork Firmcr-Pctr0-
leum Dull-Vvhiskey Active and Firm.
WEDNESDAY, Sept IS-6P. M.
CorroN-Thc market for spot cotton irregular and
heavy. The annexed quotations show decline of &c.
per b upon all growths Of ordinary and good ordinary
and 7c per b upon all growths Of low mddng the
higher grades Future deliveries fairly active,
lower prices the market closing tame at recession of
hc per Ii. The sales foot up as follows
The New York herald., 1872-09-19
A SENSATION SPOILED.

Funeral elaycd-UnfoundcG Suspicion.
Quite an excitement was occasoned yesterday
afternoon by the detention Of funeral procession,
which was about passing over the Houston street
ferry en- route to one OF the cemeteries. It an.
pearcd that Miss Isabella Hewy, lady in advanced
years, who had been an inmate of the Old Lady's
Home, 22e East Twentieth street, had been taken
sick and died at the house OF Mr.. A. Stewart 21s
West 125th street. The attending physician gave
certificate Of death, on which the Board Of Health
granted burial permit, and the funeral was an
nounced for yesterday afternoon. In the mean
time the Rev: Charles b. Smyth, pastor
OF the American Presbyterian church. called at the
Board OF Health with some complimentary res0lf
t0ns touching the life and character OF Misa
Hewly. who nad been member OF his churcf,
and at the same time expressing some doubts a. 70
the cause OF her DEATH also desiring delay or the
funeral till the Coroner could make an inveStiga
tion. The reverend doctor was referred to the
City Hall, and made known his business TO coroner
Young, who with his usual promptitude took the
matter In charge, and In company or Dr. vande,
to an undertaKer's, In the Bowery, where
the body had been deposited. DR.. vande-
water, in examining the body, found that
death had resulted from enteritis ana
fatty liver There was not the least suspicious
circumstance connected with Miss Hewy's death,
and the unnecessary delay and expense incurred
by the relatives and friends OF deceased Is due to
the unwaMantable interference OF persons who
seemed to have no concern In the matter whatever.
owing to the delay caused by Coroner YOung'S Oil
cal Investigation 1t was found necessary to post
pone the funeral ceremonies till to-day. MT.
George Brisely sexton Of st. Georges church, and
having charge OF the funeral ceremonies, well a.
their feelings By the untoward event SO needless1
caused
The New York herald., 1872-09-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO, Sept ls, 1872.
Flour s.eldy Western Spring, 81 Is 81 so; bakers
SO SO 5) amber So % S975; white, 81 80 So Wheat
dull sales 5000 bushels No Chicago Spring at 81 AZ
small lots No. Milwaukee Spring at 81 A. red Winter at
81 521.
Spirits turpcniine quiet at 6Sc Rosin firm at S 65
strained 81 low No l. "a rs for No. S3 IS No
So 80 for extra palc S5 for low PALE S6 80 So for PALE
Crude trpenne steady at 50 Is for hard IS for yellow
dip, IS for virgin. Tar firm at So 10.
OswEGo, N r., sept l2 1874
Flour steady; sales at Ss for No Spring, 50 Is for
amber Winter, $1O for white Winter, $40 80 for double
extra Wheat quiet; sales 80 bushels white State at
81 ", 800 bushels red State at 81 TO- .h
CHICAGO, Sept. 1S. 1872.
Flour stcady extra Spring choice IS 2oa So 80 Wheat
in tar demand but lower for cash. steady for futures No
Aspiring 81 19cash 81 S for September 81 16 for October
No Spring. 81 26 No. Spring, 81 % 81 To- rejected,
ST. Corn steady No. mixed, 35ac. 35Hc for regular
and fresh cash 36c October rejected, 33c. 3ac No
2 high market, 36c.
Tobacco firm and fairly active; sales III hhds.
Cotton easier; good ordinary lsc middlings l9Hc
Net receipts, 6H baes gross. I557 Sales. 1900 Stock
25,47A
Cotton easy middngs, 1916; coed ordinary, l7c Not
recep 400 bales Exports, coastwse, 1867 Sales S0J
Stock, 1853
Cotton quiet and weak; good ordinary Ice. Net re-
cclpts G2S bales Exports to Great Britain, 772 Sales
20l Stock, 0S29.
MONTE, Sept Is, 1872
Cotton unsettled and irregular; middlings lSsic Net
receipts f6l bales Exports coastwisc, 30 Sales nonc
800 yesterday Stock, 36y7.
The New York herald., 1872-09-19
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Sept H. 1872 via Key WEST
Sugar irregular demand good at full prices merchants
refuse 70 purchase owing to the high demand q L9ders
dard lon reals per robe; Nos Is to % Dutch stan.
dard i1A 3 reals molasses sugar, 7H s. reals for
Nos to ID Muscovado sugar-Fair 10 good rcln ny
buoiyant stock scarce; groesry grades ~ n
MstHnzas-ssock AT Mas in wareh2ass s22.ooo boxes and
Exported during the week, O0 boxes and 200 bids in.
Guiding B O) boxes and % hhds to the United States
steady Flour active at SIS sis Hams i IN fair de" de
mand; American sailed $50 S22 American sugar cured
s:s sas Lard I'D in bess easier at sie II t9
demand. wax-Yellow weak; while hrmer, but not
9noa6ly higher s mons IN. IN r.T nnaa 1emand st s.
ber-Witc pino In fair demand at s41 s42 pitch pine
rmer at Si0 coOpcrage fat Freights irregular vessels
in demand small craft in demand FOR the United States;
TO Northern and southern ports ia the United States per
box of sugar, 81 l2 81 rs; per hhd OF sugar, is
So 30; per hhd OF moasses ~ 25 50 IS; to Falmouth
and orders, 3Os a 35s. per tom
HAVANA Sept 16, via KEY wEsr.
Sugar frmer; No IL Dutch standard, 10M III reals
per arrobe Exchange steady; United States 60 days
currency, 3si "a premium; short sight, 81 pre-.
MUM; GO days gold M premium short sight, u pre-
MUM; OH London. zaA SOA premium on Paris, l3 pre-
MUM.
The New York herald., 1872-09-19
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoSpoS, Sept 1875 p NJ
Consols and American securities unchanged Erie Rail-
way shares 49, Consols opened at .2 9J for money
and 9 for the account United States i've twenty bonds
500. " - ~ '
FRANKFORT BoUnsr.-FRANEroRr, Sept ls-A M
United States vetwenty bonds opened at 96h for the
issue OF 1862.
PARIS BoURsr.-PARs Sept 1s-A. M.-Rentes opened at
54f SEC.
,LyERPooL CorroS MAaxEr.-IavEnrooL. Sept. 1s5 r.
M,-Thc market closed dull; middlng upands, 974d. !;
middling Orleans ld The sales OF the day have been
1000 bales including 5000 for export and speculation.
LvERPooL BHEADsrUFr5 MARKEr-LivERP0oL. sept 49,
2P M-The market is firm. Corn, 2Ss Cd per quarter.
LvERpooL PRoDuCR RMAnKBT.--LivERPoof. Sept. 18-P
M;-Talow, 4ss Cd. per cwt Common rosn, lis a lis
6d. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MAnkkr,-LoypOy. Sent le.--Talow
46J per cwt
The New York herald., 1872-09-19
The following table shows the highest and lowest

In the above table the lowest price of New York
Central is given at o64, with dividend on. subse.
quent to the closing Of the books sales were made
at 92K, but this price Is In reality not as low as
e6k and we do not compare it.
THE FLUCTUATIONS IN GOLD.
The chief fluctuations I'm the course OF the gold
market during the day were as follows:
10 A. M............. 1l4x 2P. M............. 1l4X
l0:a6 A. M........ ia 2tA y. ....,..,. ll3Z