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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-16

BREMEN.
North German LlOyd.
STEAB BETWEEN BREMEN AND EKw on.
LEANS VIA HAVRB, SOUTHAMPTON AID
HAVANA.
SA The Steamships Of the N0rth
XII German Lloyd viii resume thar
regular trips rs follows
From Bremen. From Sew O1lesns.
FRANKFURT. December I6. January Il.
KOLN-..........J January p. March g.
HANOVER. February q April 6.
FRANKFURT. April "a. June !.
Touching outward at Hsvre and Havana, and On
their home trip at Havana and Southampton, 70
land and receive passengers and freight
Later days Of departure will be advertised here
after.
PRICES OF PASSAGE
Prom Bremen, Southampton or Ravre 20 Eavsra
or New Orleans:
OAblN. 9 100 god.
SLHEhAdE..- ..s-s..-s......s..-.. 20 gold
Prom New Orleans or Havana 70 Southampton,
Havre or Bremen:
CAblN'.......s-.s......... $50 gold.
SfEEhAGE... IS gold
From New Orleans to Havana:
CAbIN''s's. $50 currency.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton on
Havre to New Orleans issued by the undersigned.
For further particulars apply to
I'D. ?. STOCKMRTRR & Co, Agenta
jy2S ly q Union street.
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saccession of M. WHOM Iosenh AbaI-

Successl0u OF 4Urss WIDOW Joseph Abat-
No. "a, TBS.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARSE
y of Orleans.-NOtiee is hereby given to the
creditors of this estate, and TO all other persons
herein interested, to show cause within ten days
from the present notification, if any they have OF
can, why the account presented by the tes-
tamentary executors of the deceased in this
estate should not be hOmOlsgated and approved
and the funds distributed in accordance Herewith,
and the said executors discharged.
By order of the Court
my8 Il I6 NJ. o. TRACY. Clerk.
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SAILING FRoM NEW YORK EvERY sATURnAY
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STEAMSHIPS.



MIR oHAHTB sTBAMSHIY Liza
Comprising the 1rst-elass sssamships
BHkkMAH.. ..ssss.s. CaptAlu Inomaa Hellex
GENERAL MBADk..s.....- Captain A. " saFnHasSs
UNITED Static. Captain d. 3. Crowen
MISSISSIPPI. Captain ". P. BerrV
WESTERN METROPOLIS. Captain q. s. Cssck
EMILY 3. SOuDEE......... Captain B. ?. BEFdick
SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY
FOB EKw YORK DRBCT-Ys
%S4 steamship
GENERAL MEADE,
A. W. SAMPSON. Commander.
WIN leave hsr wharf foot Of Jefferson street. a.
SATURDAY. May ls, 1872, ct A. Ia.
These steamers have superior accommodates
for passengers.
CABIN FAsAage.s sssyssssssssss%a vs.
steerage Passage. .sss...sss.sss.ss.ss.sss e
Bills of lading signed through to Liverpool, alaa
gov, Bremen and Hamburg. Through tickets f1F
hrst-class and steerage passengers for LyeEpoS
and the Continent, connecting with 0EtOn'H Linz ~
Steamers, sailing from New York every WEDNESDAY
For srasRht or passage, apply TO
JOHN r. LUDWIdEEN. Agent
No. 1910 Common gtFaaA
The steam ship EMILY B. sOUDER win SolIlev
lsaving on SATURDAY. May Is. st A..@ cess
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-16

Succession of Pierre MOnette-NO. 5,447.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Observation-Disclosures, EdouaTd MOnette has
petitioned the court for letters OF administration
on the estate of the late Pierre MOnette deceased
lntestate Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern to show cause within ten DAYS WHY
the prayer of the said petitioner should not be
granted.
By order of the Court.
my8 u Is NJ O. TRACY Clerk
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IMP0RTR,

HAVANA VIA FLORIDA PORTS--Steamship
bxs sugar and sundry mdse
notwithstanding YazOo-839 bxs sugar cases
cigara and sundries
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-. ron NEw YORK DTRECT-n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09

tons an nOrdinaely stringent Market as we are OF ho
opinion the accession OF foreign capital here would no
tralzs 10 certain extent the effect vi the Autumn OUT
flow. $3.50
on the stock Exchange, during the week now oiosus'
there was moderate degree of animation and activity
conn,nied nv several interesting features. While the
money market has been rather easy than otherwise the
course O. speculation in stocks has been steadily DOWN
ward and IL was until the close that anything Ae
reaction took place. The week opened Win ueehho VI
a. per cent in Pacific MAIL under freo pressure OF long
stock occasioned by the burning OF the steamer America
one of the best ships OF tho line THIS was ioio"e
ny general shrinkage of stock values but tte most
decided break occurred yesterday when prices "aluo
of Pacific Mail showed decline OF to "a per &c from
An, highest quotations of the week wabash louoho"
n North West Common 72i Western Union TOO anu w.
remainder Of tho list in proportion Inc eh'ne ns'
made q recovery, however, under the Ieauershp " -
York Central speculation In which receiver h"p0
from the revival of the scrip dividend story ine os
advance today above the point Of par woniu secn W
Justify belief in the story aud indeed some OF the gosspS
saw that the dividend will be announced rs carry "s
next Monday Erie was nOticeably quiet Inc pfleo Ie
off about two points early In the week. pu' INC sooA hae
since partially recovered one OF the peeuhar events VI
the week was the depression exsthg among 'ha' eas
of investment stocks which are rarely enecteu
by the fluctuations in the speculative shares' bu TINS
week shows a sharp decline, with free sales as VIII
To-day there was quiet feeling IN the
RAILWAYS outside OF New-YOrk Central when
formed the conspicuous feature OF the exchange
with the movements in which the ether shares partially
sympathzed The buying vigorous at the sehd-on'
the takings carrying up the price from 500 to 1903 the
other shares strengthening TO less extent Aitef me
rdian and nOceaby when the unfayoraoie features Vi
the Bank Statement became known, desire 10 rea1c
the late advance sent Central back point OF So WINE
the entire speculative list was pressed quito reey ny
parties who did 10 allow Sunday 10 pass over
on outstanding contracts. But still later reactohry
movement set in which carried back prices inc
market closing strong Other than the reports ana me
rumors about the expected dividend on Central the
street was devoid OF gossip. The investments shoWeu
little inclination to pick up, Delaware LacKa"an" anu
Western selling at 99 1885, and N j. Central at 1853 9lot
Harlem fetched ia and Panama 49, The trade ID racine
Mail and Western Union Telegraph was large put III INC
other miscellaneous shares there was comparatively
nothing doing Consolidation Coal sold at AZ. IN EN-
press shares u s. was firm at S2Gs2l small SAFE Oh
Adams being reported 95. The opening highest low
est and closing prices Of stocks sold to-day we're as o
lnv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
INVESTMENTS,

We continue TO sell at par, aiding accrued inter
est, the FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS of the NORTH
ERS PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY On the compile
ton Of this seasons contracts there will be FIVE
HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN miles Of the main line Of
the Road in operation, uniting Lake Superior with
the Missouri River, and securing the large traffic Of
the Northwest. This amount of road also entities
the Company to Ten Million -Four Hundred Thou-
sand Acres of Land, located in Central Minnesota,
Eastern Dakota, and in the Columbia Valley on the
Pacific Coast The bonds secured by first mort
gage on the Road ts Traffic and Franchise. and on
the entire Land Grant received from the Govern
ment The rate Of interest is Seven and Three
tenths, Gold, equivalent to about Eight and Quar-
to- Per Cent in Currency Believing the security 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
We quote: $3.50 n, a., os al, oo
Com s 20 6s3 50 Corn Meal Brre S5 70 9p4 w
Corr Ma West W. 1891
Meal. HeSlH. ~ "
ioruia and Oregon Flour dull and unchanged at 90 500 F0
a..ura Kan l. lAlI-


The today Is LS e 5S Beef 81 ssT S
Cheese sail 2 oo bush Grain a. siasi ~ es Ls,a a.
80 900 bbI% 10 BRISTOL 100 SIs Cheese s at steam
500 ob Flour At and O eDs hence enc 20 Cora G o sS
qusrs Grain at and 81 Cd ~ direct PARK 20 I &
Philadelphia Hamburg, sith 1909 bbis Rehned Petroleum st
an american Da, ,1 a. an bark hence to PensHb r orders
3O quarters Grain at ea.i an Austrian earA o . a.us
American bark Baltimore to Bremen "ih IVO bnd' looScco AZ
GRAIsThs strong and buoyant that distinguished Whe
market this day week continued and even more marked w 70
eS e Upward tendency was checked and hen The
continued eIeIt depressing a99 5
very certain that will great measure De controlled
Ss sp Su Previous re Ss uisace thai crop britain much
III Ss, oabn If they have the heuee they will
require than last rear as heir STOCK OF ga Lss @
NJ year From France We have hsd ron u|e to tune s9%ns
st the harvest completed result though much Teess Of last
year, from satisfactory, ms ssp"cI o "' ~
ordinary Gaay, aud the ed to s4e acre far below Iae
predictions Of helnore angun in June and Jay very p
Nd the material deficiency the potato crop and Il Is very evident
Of Europe number Of vessels from the atlantic .hs
Pacific where freight: are certain % rue s meme %
rop the West is moving freely much of TOO damp to mar
55s I do not encourage hope Of large supply
R %Es The h. sS e 'l feI but H' The @ S %
may be such to induce the farmers 70 sell se Inc
P on bu III canal MaeR Of the Winter Wheat proved
to be very soft This has ererted depressing Dhgepee IN
The market Early the week shippers eneed ~ne desire 10
nnrehsse considerable purchases Of pa were
made for next weeks delivery at 81 % for No chicago
ard ele5 Tor No. Milwaukee. Since nel the dim
Guilty Of obtaining freight has shecked ths margin
The Wheat owing the limited suppy the demand is
ceay export; market closes steady and i active
for and rm for Winter the latter not pent The demand chiefly
M In part sales 756 BUSH at 81 Od 81 oil
for No Chicago spring and North West az 6 81 So1Sl o. ioT
Red Western : 6Oa 81 Amber Wesern 81 30 for White
Michigan 81 "a White Southern 81 70 for Amber snn
al s 5s FOR Spring and 100 bush Canada Club 10
81 - q "a. and 700 bush al 81 74G Tor White Michigan
The In de price od for export Barley dull aud nohna BARLEY
Mali In fair demand and steady sales OF bV BUSH a. 81 ~ i Two
oyd STATE 81 50 for City Oats are better and 10 lar deu and
the sales l8 TO bush New Ohio Aied AZ 4Vd4'ei h az
ssT Bak al 4O94c Old White at52doe and Old Western
Mre zee 4 in bite AZ 5ute Rye dull and
uncertain the ,as are 1909 Canadian IN bond a. &c Corn
the for export sud good for the home trade the
s are bush Damp snd Unsound at 9eac ad steamer az
6Ic Western 64d6c Western White at bo Western
YELLOW al Csc Yellow bS southern White at '5dSc
4, lsIZ TO DArk-
Oar Brt land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09

The closing rates OF money on call were and per
cent the demand all day having been fully supplied at
and g. stocks lending and per cent for use, AID in
one OF two cases fat Discounts are quiet. The bank
statement was an unfavorable return, rejecting de-
crease in all the items specie. The deposits were
down $4,000 the aggregate OF the decrease In
loans, specie, and greenbacks being only A,47O,So0
The deficit OF million is accounted for
on the supposition Of that amount OF nationals
sent abroad. The Treasury movements viii
pretty nearly account for the decrease In specie the coin
movement Of the week covering the disbursement OF
million account Of the regular gold sale s9S2,526 on
account Of interest the public debt and s7 In re-
demption Of called bonds the payments on account Of
customs footing up S36e646, ana the exports 1891 COO
The banks hold in surplus legal reserve-con-
sstng Of gold legal tenders and three per cent cern
eates-ony decrease Of q eoe,s75 The follow
ing table the condition OF the New York City banks
al the dates mentioned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
COTTON MARKETS

CrxcSSAr Sep. Lotion arm hhdhag flies receipts oae'
shipments l84 bales stock, So bales $3.50, -,
PgnADKLPHlA. sept 1-COtOn quiet hifihng zie. -.
cotton Mddhngs Htcj gross fccep~,
bs bales. stoct, 1850 bAeN -
AUersrI sept 7-COion seaay Mi4dEnss, ls bet receipts ~
ba les; sales ~ bales -. ,x, ,,,,,---
MosIrr Sept COtton and hghe ght ofshaT' hdhhss
Pole net receipts l0o bsj expesosst.iss ls bales sss I'D
bales; stock. l+H baiea ann. a,,
WuuSGrON sept Cotton QUIET hiddhngs, lstHci rt
receipts bAssi eIporseoaswle bales 'alss 'ses "oeA
l32 bses M
s.vAsSAR Sept Cotton gvi Bght deusii hddhnss sis
pe reeeipts bales sales no bse, stock 2OIV bsles
ST. L0cs Sept Cotton Doninsl ,,,. an,
TCOston arm, demand acufs hisnnss bteI
net r,oeps bss gross 90 baies exports eoAs'we ~ oAi
sales bales; s,07l bz!es
7 bales exports 1s2 bales sales ioO bales Ho sss
bales
81 bNIes; l35 bales stock, ts bales -.
AKsPns sept Lotion aeaIs aadns, Ii@@1tt. ." 70
CENTS AZ bales; ooaswise 0S bales stock lIs oae
NEApn, sept 6Cson arm. receipts. III bales spnent 100
haes cE-ls $50 bales; 1874 lS43 oses vseky-reeepu,
3ia bale, shipments. 6SI bales ssles, 100 bales
NoRYoE Cotton qae Low MidhnS lst net reeeipu
l7U bales; eIportseosxse az bales; sse, bales soei ~
bales. -
.IvKros Sept 7OttOue'naed net Tsps 800 eaisa sssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09

Shipping good request and steady Or
IN. dull unchanged quote New Hay shipping at
Co. .;. 1s a 81 60 ssS Hsy, ns. 1sa50 Clover soqe5
i s '. SSs Rs sa4s for New Do Short do goa
s9f Tor Dat Old and 35do3e. for Dc. New
MOLAssES-Therc VI Gu h5ds foreign reported but no
particulars tratspnd ,s,,.- ,.. ~. ho., 49,,
ss vel Al s We quote Merhanbe soc RoSn has been dull
ard s,sad, sales Of 90 bills Strained - %; % oO us 10
- 60; and 30 bb Low No at - 10 lar qne' a' uoeuanse
CITY Pitch quoted at - o. -. - M -. ,ni,.
tame and yery dun the trade waiting the onh report ocA not oe
l,t prorno that report made public ,shosas
Ike s,oek bills much better ieeing vas noese su
has prevailed and arner apd
- az 4, noted though demand for the Autn montas
ms not svrted-ndeed the tne ana srt OF Tue ha
hen yery SPIRITED The Of the West holding some Io DDS u
dealers 70 buy cAHuousg In
Pine ns uRht busuess done tful pres The reduction
g ths month 70 be much larger than NE traae
The Pork dul and heavy The densn many o
az ale. cash and regular as bbs Al ejdrtJ ~ Tor
Od A, s4 s 20 foT New d9i vi o Etira fnme SI -
e., vsn prime Ness of Clears for aurr delivery The densnd
~ az NM. seller Koy.mbr s3 S. Beef quiet and unchanged
80 - M Ma AZ asa Plain hesi @g5O0sl Tor kxrA
~ T,ros Beef and nominal Beef Hams are heayy Ner
more plenty; .aes At S3l So AMI Oh fAGe4 sales Of -
ny Ham. al and 900 small Do lac 800 Shoulders In
piIs AZ lie 10 boxes Bellies Sle. and 1000 ~ light IN bulb e
Macon s in limited hut sales Of % borrs Long Gear
sle and reported for NE future on pn3s LrmA Dressed
Io., are 0e for CITY LAri "a hfn o1l qalet
The emand part export s Of AS bhA aud @ At si or No
H. 81 CITY; gte for fair 10 prime steam ana se Tor Kettle
Rendered for future delivery there hmed inquiry heAnea qHi
for the weeE s pkg exports for the
v,ei we're pks There VI State os and
Eorserp Welsh Batter n lots per ear ei At lJd
ana no, ali tsisa Fresh Pail arrived much VI white
736s While the best selections
askh aksn 81 JQs BaSas heoAAs s' "@." e'N h"s -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
aThe days business at the u S. sub-Treasury was

The following is the Washington currency statement:
Fractional currency received from the Printing Bureau
for the week ending to-day S92SOO shipments Of frac
tonal currency ssOsOOO; shipments of notes. $4,000
the Treasurer holds security for National bank crcua
ton $3.50 200, and for deposits of public money
579sOOO National bank circulation outstanding at this
date, S3S9O77,979; Internal Revenue receipts to-day,
sg7 receipts for the month 100000 for fiscal year
TO date balances in the Treasury at the close
Of business this afternoon conl, go, including
coin certificates $o33OOo currency balance, ssoS279
Foreign Exchange closed up duh at the following nom
inal quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANY's

ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANY's
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
are being absorbed by an increasing demand for
them.
Besides being the Obligation of wealthy corpora
ton. composed of men of experience aud hlgh-toned
commercial integrity they are secured by hrst
mortgage the road, revenues, land grant, iran
chise. and equipments combined in one mortgage,
and are readily negotiable both in the markets OF
this country and Europe
liberal sinking fund provided in the mortgage
deed must advance the price upon the closing OF
the loan. Principal and interest payable in GOLD.
Interest at eight 49, per cent per annum, payable
semi-annually, free of tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, 81 ,OOO $500 and 500 Cou-
pons or Registered.
Price g7i and accrued interest IN currency, from
August Is, 1872.
Maps, circulars, documents. and information fur-
nished. -.. ...
Trustees Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
New-York.
The diminished quantity Of these Bonds for sale,
and the increased demand absorbing them warrant
the belief they will soon be sought for at an advance
considerably above the present subscription price at
which they can now be had through the principal
Banks and Bankers throughout the country, and
from the undersigned, who unhesitatingly recon-
mend them.
Tanner & Co.. Bankers, No. II wall.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
THE MARKETS.
lcustuIl, rspor.sa Tor rHn rnnrys. J

iCuefully reported Tor rHs TR'BrSBl -.
SATURDAY. Sept T. 1872
ASESTbe receipts to-day - pigs POS are h but quiet al
Pearls doll and nominal
for Cotton ne spot
and the market heavy bat no oser sales go bales i9 last eyenn
All which forward deliveries declined about e
with animation IN the market safes iohos all on bass
Of hddai sales last evening sher iVp a.
10 Lice 2O1 AZ 0c l0 20 Tie October 10 a. - llbc NO
vembes l9i 80 v 96c 19s. lgie December @9
40 Al I9sc 100 al ID 6c 800 az l9i January 500 At I5 AZ
20 aloe g0 at20ic all r. February $40 2tc $50 sp l5lbe
all o. r. C March t2Ie 100 u lJ6 al o. q total 30
baes Sales TO-DAY 10 II m-Sptmbe no AZ ~ lOc go Al
2iic, % Sio 100 At ME 200 az 20 bloc CW a. 1ViS
eobe 100 AZ 10 lGe Ute. November ~ at lsc 700
at 10 9IGe 200 gIc 100 at 10 tc December 100 a. Die EVo
96e so 0ie; January 200 at 2ose 200 a - ee Iy AZ
20c 100 AZ 20 Lice 2D Al 2Oc 100 at ~ llbc. all o. f. G. Feb
ra 100 at 2ie 30 % l6e 900 at 2Oc 100 Al 70 lte lo AZ
20ic all o. r. 81 March 20 at Ic total oOo oae' srana 'oa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
PPCPIpTS OF pRODVCE-

North Rtrtr YefsTls Rdrodd, =
SEPT In pkg Ashes, II pkgs Dried Fruit "a bales 1eon,
100 bb Eggs 73l5 bbA Flour 2uJO bb Meal yk bash What
3 9i Dush 81 975 bush oats 1900 bush Malt ~ bags se
rs bbls ISL HIDES liT sides Leather 100 bhi+ spnt
Turertine 242 bbs Ron 80 bb Tar J pkgs Oh Cake 70
pigs Beef pkgs Pork 1913 La 81 kegs Lir ~ pkg'
Cut Meats 7l pKg Cheese 1888 Batter 02 pkgs aloS 90
pigs Starch 203 kg Tea 1853 bids Tobacco % ps Tobacco o
bbs Whisky S6 bales Wool. LIS bales Hops
Receipts produce for the eng Saturday evening sept
bbs tbbs WHISKY $50 bbl Corn hea
bags Meal $50 bush Wheat sSss bush Corn 80 lo
bush oats buh Malt O7 bags Grass Seed
l53 pk Ashes s pg Beef pkgA PORK s0 pkS Cot Meat,
3 40 tcs Lard 40 kegs Lard 36J2 pkgA OIL Cake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

LoSDos Sept I'll 30 mCOnsos opened At ~ o money ana
Tor United Ryetweuty Beads 1855 DID, go
1905 92l Ten ores 87i New fyes ST. Ene Railway shares %
PAts Sept IA m.-Rentes opened at 35f Soc
LIVERPOOL, Sept I'LL m-Coon op, ned quiet ana seady
MiddlIng Uplsuds lOidl0td.; Middling Orleans lo!d
LONDON, 1-l3O m-COusols and American securities
closed unchanged. Bde Railway shares, cot.
FAAsKYoRr Sept Unted Fvweny bonds set for the
Issue of 1902.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 7 mCOon closed unchanged The sales
the have &c bales including 500 for export and spec
ulaon. The Breadsuss quiet and steady Lard Ws pea
Beef 63 per New Mess Taow, Rs per cwt Re
lined Petroleum l7d per gallon.
LIVERPOOL sept 7-Eyen ng-Common Rosin Ia per cwt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09

or the cotton movements through the past year The
Commercial aud Financial Chronicle says:
our statement Of the cotton crop OF the United states
for the year ending September l. 1874 Will be found be-
low IL will be that the total crop this year reaches
2sTl S5I bales. while the exports are bas and
me home cOnsum ptOn $3.50 bales, leaVDEa stock
hand AT the close OF the year OF s5 bales Our tables
showing the whole ovement for the twelve months are
as follows: The first table indicates the stock ut each
port sept Of and 1871 the receipts the ports for
each Of the last years. and the eIport for
the past year, uSQ In DETAIL and the totals for l9ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
Coleman eenediers closing quotations were

Gold opened weak at 12i and later advanced TO llSt
on the heavuess OF the London market and the heavy
decrease of specie shown in the bank statement The
rates paid by for the of gold were ll6
&c., and 1872 of per cent until Monday. The Assist
ant Treasurer redeemed in called bonds $1,000 making
total of $50 900 dsbursng $4,000 in coin interest ON
the public debt The days business at the Gold Eehange
Bank was as follows Gold cleared $4,000 gold bal
ances 81 62167O; currency balances, sS73476 The fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09

The CHICAGO, DAyvuLE AND VINcENNEs RAIL
ROAD IL earning dividend upon its stock, beside
interest upon its bonds But n small amount OF the
First Mortgage Per Cent Gold Bonds remain I'M
sold These we offer for the present at 80 and inter
est. Apply in person or by mail TO
-..r w. b. SHArrUCE q Co., Bankers,
r. No. % Nassau-st., New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
to Il, for 1901. Fisk Hatch report follows at

There was steadier tone 10 the market i'r stato
bonds which was chiefly percepuble In South Caoiinas
new issues, which advanced about per cent Ten
nessees sold at 1874 The following were the Dlds'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09

be ample, and the rate Of interest satisfactory We
recommend these bonds as desirable investment
Holders of United States 5-2Os and high-prced cor
porate securities NAV materially increase both their
principal and their interest income by exchanging
for Northern Pacifcs. JAY COOKE Il Co.,
New-York, Philadelphia, and Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09

The following table shows the highest and lowest prices
OF active stocks United States bonds, and gold, made
during the week, as well the closing quotations OF
each at the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
CATTIR MARKET

CHICAGO Sept = Rseepts-Csue NJ head usrkes vep sa]
sprng aud leading ose w steets sod
81 good choice butchers 50 common 70 fsr Stolsr:
sJd 20 49, sbpuouts 1Oe2 carbohydrates head martsi
fLy - ds5 for @eum 10 eItrs shiPnen
76l sheepReeep 55l head quiet and steady ~ ~9
for q good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-09
City bank shares were neglected the: bids being an

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