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Died.

ANptRsoN-At Passaic, N. j., on Thursday morn
ing, September 5, CLARA wife OF William 5. Ander-
SOL.
Relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend the funeral, from her late residence, on
Sunday afternoon the sth inst, at three O'Clock.
Thursday, September 8, ANDREW CARDIGAN, In the
6sth year OF his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter,
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nt sc. Oats quiet: sales small lots now Toledo at SIC
Other articles UNCHANGED.

NJ DC oats quiet: sales small lois now ioeuo ~ oo
Other articles unchanged. ,o,s
Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet and weak; No .9, !
seers septsmbsr S !, s sser 5ctobeg No. spring
81 "a; rejected, 81 Corn dull and declining; No mixed,
size. S7tsc Oats quiet and weak; No. 241sc re-
,sctsd. 2oc Rye dull and declining; No Sc. sssso
9gc Pork duh and declining; offered at ~ 10 With
Tor summer. Bulk meats neninally unchsngea Bacon
pominally unchanged Whskey steady at Soc Freghts-
IS Bunsio, ialao ~, On corn; to Ki&nSston & H1sc on
sllYo DO corn. $4,000 DO eats, 5000 do Tye o asGo
do. barley.
Flour steady. Sales 1000 bbs at IS Is for No. Spring
p IS for amber Winter $40 for white Winter and $O 80
for double extra Wheat dull Sales 5000 bushels old
500 bushels at 500 sSc Oats daL sales 200 bushels
Western at &C. Corn meal 81 60 for bolted 81 90 for
bolted per cwt Mill feed steady shorts sls; ship
freiShtsM;Whest &c corn, 7Ac, . New York Rail,
As%spy % sc Receipts Ss % By , sks1Sc beshels wheat
cSpaa 200 bushels wheat 5000 bushels corn feet
and oswego for tide water yesterday noon as sesr as
bushels corn, 900 bushels OATS 900 bushels rye.
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A Spiritless Competition for the
Government Gold.
FURTHER DECLINE M SOUTH cARoLMAS.
Government Bonds Heavy
and Lower.
dntense Dulness at the Stock Exchange and
Decline In Prices
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET, |
s THURSDAY. Sept. 5-6P NJ
On 'Change to-day there was reaction in the
market for wheat and hour, particularly the latter
: which was heavy and lower. The cotton market
was nrm and o little higher. Advices from the
South indicate lighter crop than was looked for
earlier In the season.
MONEY EASIER.
The money market opened at q per cent, with
the business at per cent almost exclusively. As
the afternoon wore on the supply increased, and
towards three O'Clock loans were made at as low
3per cent. Prime paper Is now quoted at rather
higher rates and cannot be negotiated at better
than per cent discount. Foreign exchange was
dull and heavy at previous quotations.
THE GOVERNMENT GOLD SALE.
The bids for the government gold at the Sub
Treasury called for total Of $1,2s5Ooo. at prices
ranging from 1925 to 118.Os. The million was
awarded at 1885 11a.0S.
GOLD 113 113Z.
The gold market was heavy In tho early forenoon
and declined to u.s. but became strong later In the
day upon the announcement that the Louisville
Convention had adjourned without any further
steps towards o nomination than the reiterati0n
y resolution Of their preference for the ticket Of
O'Conor and Adams. This procedure, amounting in
the opinion and In the vernacuar of Wall street, to
'NOTHING DOME"
was taken as restoration of the chances Of Mr.
Greeley to the position they occupied before the
louisville movement threatened grand detection
of the democracy and wholesale Decentralization
OF the opposition to President Grants reelection.
At the same time the opinion was expressed that
the action Of the Convention in virtually adopting
the letter of Mr.. O'Conor the platform OF the
called ''straight-outn democracy would make a
A PRETExT
for those Of that party who should wish to vote for
President Grant In preference to Mr.. Greeley. so
rar as the gold market is concerned however, the
former opinion was the prevailing one, and In view
Of what Ia regarded as the Limitation Of can.
didates to the two names heretofore in the
neld, gold recovered to 11SX. 1t may be
hinlcult to explain why gold should grow frmer
with the increase Of Mr. Greeley's chances for the
Presidency, considering the specie-paying pro-
cltvties, professions and intentions OF that gentle
man; but the fact stands that ever since the Prcsi-
Dental nominations were made gold has been al.
ternately weak and strong with the varying pros.
poets Of success and defeat Of Mr.. Greeley. The
Sui. Treasury paid out 100000 on account OF In
terest and $4,000 on account Of redeemed 1ve-
twenties. The course Of the market is shown In
An AnAy
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CLOSING PRIoEs-4 O'CLOCK Pm.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton in Fair Demand and Flrm-Re-
ceipts at the Ports 2,O47 Balcs-Flour
steady-Wheat Heavy-Corn About
steady-Oats Shade Firmer-Pork
and Lard Unchnnged-Naval stores Dee
cidcdly FIrmer-Nhislkey Easier.s
THURSDAY. Sept 5-6PM.
CorrER.-The market remained quiet and unchanged
for oil descriptions In Iobbing way the sales were
moderately fair. full prices In cargocs we have only
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Assault with a Stone.

Thomas Conners quarrelled with Frank Gil
more. of Fifth avenue and Seventh street. late on
Wednesday night, and struck him on the head with
q stone. An examination OF the injured man
showed that his skull had been fractured by the
blow, and IL is feared that he cannot recover.
Conners was arrested by Ohcer Evans, or the Fifth
avenue police, and yesterday Justice Delmar COM
mitted him to await the result OF Gilmore's in
iurieS
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpoS MoxEx 81 MMARKEr.-LospoS, Sept s-S M
American securidcs-New hves, s9s; Erie Railway
PARIS BouRsE Sept S-P. M.-Rentes closed at
IIvxRPooL CorToN MARKET.-LhvERPooL, Sept b-5 p.
N Tho cotton market closed unchanged. The sales Of
A day have been 49, bales including 5000 for specula
tla and export
q vEHrooi BREApsrCrrs MARKRr.LIyERrooI, Sept g. 8,
Tho total stock of wheat at this port Is 900
oua corn, 23 COO do. -four, 2OO0 sacks and $4,000
6bls.s The market Is quiet and steady.
LIvA Provisions MARKET --LivKRPooL, Sept E-P
M eese s9s o. per cwt for the best grades Of Amer
LIvpsA unoL PRQDUCk MARKEr-LIvKRPo0L, Sept 5-5 p.
M-S petroleum, I'D per gallon; linsced oil, esq los.
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A Negligent Fireman.

About fortnight since the tugboat George Wood
sank at the Atlantic dock, and the cook, Richard
Ten Eyck, a negro who was asleep in the cabin,
went down with her. The disaster was caused by
the water pouring in through the sea.cock, which
had been left open through the alleged negligence
OF the fireman, John McGrath. Yesterday the Cor
oner's jury rendered verdict against McGrath,
who was thereupon committed to jail by Coroner
JOneS
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"IIere We Arc Agafn!"

It is now given out that the defunct Committee of
Seventy-fve Reformers is to be galvanized into life
again. The leaders propose that the membership shall
be increased to 100, one-laf Of whom shall be repub
licans and the balance democrats. Then the CON-
mittee propose to nominate q straight ticket for
shall be nominated by any party other than their
own. This Is the latest talk about the City Hall,
that rendezvous for politicians OF all parties and
cliques, and Of high and low degree.
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Breaking q Mans Head with q Car
Hook.

George D. Thurston is driver Of Flushing avenue
car No. 300. II. II. Hahn, grocer, doing business
at the corner OF DeKalb and Sanford street,
was driving on the track In front Of the car and
who had arrived nearly alongside OF him, took the
car hook, as charged, and struck him powerful
blow on the head with 1t. Hahn was rendered In
sensible by the blow, and when removed to his
home he was found to be very seriously injured.
Detective Levy, OF Captain McLaughlins commando.
yesterday arrested Tnurston, who was taken before
Justice Walsh. 1t appearing that Hahn was too
badly hurt to attend Court, the prisoner was com.
mltted to await thc result OF his injuries -
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GOVERNMENTS LOWER.


Tho government list continued heavy and prices
underwent further decline, chiefly for the reason
already explained In this column-viz. the rela
lively higher market here as compared with Lon
don, when the present low rates for foreign
exchange arc taken into the calculation. The fol-
lowing were the closing quotations limited States
currency skies, 1921 a 1925; do. do, 1881,
registered, 11aX 114H; do. do. do coupon, 115K
. 11e; do. nve-twenties, registered, May and
November, ia a 114A; do. do, 1852 coupon, do,
ia Q4X; do. do, 1894, do. do., ia 1144;
do do., 1896, do. do, 114X 1l4x; do. do 1867,
registered, January and July, 1l2X 1l3h; do. do,
1885, coupon, do, 1l2X 11sX; do. do, 1867, do.
do l1sK l13X ;Sdo. do, 1885, do. do, 1l3h 113k;
do ten-forties, registered, 1Os% 1855; do. do,
coupon los 1osX; do. nves Of 1881, registered,
I'LL b 1l1K; do. do. do, coupon. Ill 1llA.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Sou thern state bonds were neglected for the
general list and weak for the South Carolinas, the
hew July issues dropping to %. The old North
Carolinas were strong and the general market
steady The following were the closing quotations.
Tennessee, ex coupon, 13x o IA; DO, new, TaX
7Aj Virginia, ex coupon, Al 30; do., regis.
tered stock, old, 3s Il; do, skies, consolidated
bonds. 81 SIX; do. do, deferred scrip, 15h 10;
Georgia skies, 10 o Is; do. sevens, IS q 80; North
Caroline, ex coupon "a a 35; do, to North Carolina
do, 1868, ~ 25; do, new, 2OK 22 do, special
tax, IL o IA; Missouri skies, 90 ea1l; do, Han
nibal and st. Joseph Railroad, 81 o.; Louisiana
skies, 80 65; do, new, 4s SO; do, levee skies,
30 co. do do. eights, 20 rs; do do. do, 1878, 70
30; Alabama nves 55 90; do. eights, so 81 f;
South Carolina skies, 81 55; do, new, January
and July, 22k %; do. do, April and october,
% 22K Arkansas sixes funded, 40 o IS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following prices were made for the leading
Southern railway and municipal bonds Mobile and
Ohio Railroad sterling, 81 90; do. interest eights
80 49, do. second mortgage eights, rs 80; Mssis-
sippi Central Railroad first mortgage sevens. so a
Oh do. second mortgage eights, 81 se New
Orleans and Jackson FIRST, 81 93 do second
s5 81; Memphis and Charleston nrst, So q 81; do
second, 80 q SO; Greenville and Columbia Rail-
read, guaranteed by South Carolina, 45 a so; Macon
and Brunswick Railroad, guaranteed by Georgia,
SO 20; Memphis city skies, SO IS; Savannah city
sevens, "a 81; New Orleans consols, old. os "a;
do issued to railroads, skies, 60 70; do sevens.
65 O 90.
~ THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railro ad
bonds:-
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Another Girls Money.

Rose Kelly, Of 1873 Marshall street, was before
Justice Walsh, Of the City Hall Police Court yester
day, on the charge Of having appropriated to her.
self 1924 in gold belonging to Rose Kelly, of 254
Second street. It seems that order for that
amount had been sent from California to Rose, of
Second street; but the other Rose as charged,
received it and pocketed the money. The hearing
of the case was postponed.
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A Whiskey Raid.

Early yesterday morning several revenue officers,
in company with posse OF police, made search
through Irishtown for Illicit dlstleres In build
Ing at the corner OF John street and Hudson ave.
nue. they found still OF $50 gallons capacity, which
was in full operation. The still Was torn out No
owner could be found.
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The Union Ferry Company's Last Claim.

At meeting OF the Board Of City ASSESSORS yes
terday morning, President Furey stated that the
Union Ferry Company's returns showed an invest
ment OF $426,5oO in real estate, and that the
pany claimed deduction from their capital OF
$1,000 600 Of the additional sum of $238, 600, the
amount Of valuation by the Board Of property
leased and upon which they paid taxes. Corpora
tion Counsel De Witt decided adversely to this
claim on the part Of the company, and yesterday
the Assessors Goncurred In his decision. This will
add about ten thousand dollars to the company's
annual taxes.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.


Oficer McCann, Of the Central Oillce squad, who
was tried before the Commissioners on Wednesday
for clubbing constable Sullivan OF the Twenty first
ward, was yesterday dismissed the force.
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The Department of Public Parks announce that
II the weather is fine there will be music by the
Central Park band at Tompkins square to-day at
from 4:30 to 6:30 p. M.
BY further reduction In the clerical force Of the
Department Of Public Works Commissioner Van
Mort makes an additional saving OF 81, 200 In the
annual expenditures OF the department..
Margaret welch, middle aged woman, died on
Tuesday last at 55s West Fiftyfourth street, from
the effects OF fall, but under what circumstances
did not appear. Coroner Young took charge Of the
case and will hold an inquest on the body.
Yesterday afternoon information reached the
Coroners' Office that Henry Martin, who on July Is
was committed to the Workhouse for sixty days.
had been drowned In the East River while emptying
buckets into the water: the body % was recovered
Coroner Young will hold an inquest to-day.
Coroner Young was yesterday called to the Peni-
tentary Hospital, Backwell's Island, to hold an In
quest on the body OF George Boucherer man
thlrty-three years OF age, who died on Tuesday.
Deceased had been sentenced to thirty days i'm
prisonment on conviction OF assault and battery,
and death ensued In few hours after he reached
the island.
The body Of an unknown man, forty years OF age
was yesterday found in the dock foot of pier 81 East
River. Deceased was five feet ten inches in height
was dressed in dark clothes and had on q pair OF
Congress CATERS. The body was sent to the Morgue
and Coroner Young notified
In view OF the approaching Winter the trustees
OF the Five Points House ofIndusny make an urgent
appeal for donations of second hand clothing and
shoes for the use OF the 400 poor children who attend
the daily school. The institution Is an excellent
one and does vast amount Of good in the district
in which 1t is situated Amy gifts OF the above
nature would greatly tend to reduce the suffering
which the cold weather always brings. The dona-
lions can be sent direct to che instltuton, where
they will be gratefully acknowledged.
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sO,lA 7e,23O lss,2sa 4,71
66,279 99,4sl 346,79l s,795
$1,000 ll9,525 505,227 sH

tember r. 1859. .... .......II4sl2 1257H lGO7I 902
We quote -Cuba-,Reanlng, inferior 10 common, 7hc
ssle grocery fair % good S[c ape prime TO choice
sc Havana~Boxes Dutch Standard, Nos 7tos, &c. a
Ss S,i e is iS{s; Sc, @ g. iYss; aYsss: a.
prime, SIC. 9Sc. grocery, fair to choice 9c lOi4c
Brazil-Dutch Standard Nos. TO H. TIC. 9hc java
Dutch standard, Nos. 10 TO l2, 9sc. 9sc. Mana-Su-
perior and extra superior, 7szc. SIC.
STYARIYE,-No transactions were reported and In the
of business former prices were current although
nominal.
market remained firm SALES 100 bids. al g3sc.
WuIsKRy.-Reccipts COS bbis. The market quiet
and decidedly We have only to note sales Of 10
bbls, at 92Isc,
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Tho quotations based cotton running IN quality
not moro than half grade above below the grade
quoted.
Flour AND GnAN.-Reccpts-Flour IL lle bbls wheat
92nS bushels; so2 do corn meal 500 bbls oats
but steady ct our previous quotaMons M The sales pSr
bbls Southern and 400 bbls of supcrfne rye Corn
meal continued In fair request with further snes OF ooo
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NEW YORK CITY.

The Department Of Public Parks announce that
If the weather is fine there will be music by the
Central Park band at TOmpkins square to-day at
from 80 to G 80 p. M.
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For future delivery Oasis low iddIns TIE sales have
ssptsmbeS aco q 9 Siss sS a 70 saSI sdS ii
is:S is So az az y & Jsnuary 5o a LOO ss i!SisS
Co son'ssss S'e 'si% aaSs% sSHssS Sis
s5Ss 5 Il Ssss 30 % So. ss at Sssi
issass, 10 SSysssI sls 'se &c
i TiSs go Ct at 7isc 500 az iSSc; janSs y
Io March 100 St iSiss oii, 100
Grand tote 1850 bSSs The receipts at the .poitsa
bile ssvsnnah ss cha!lssS1 20? wimiSSto4 sg 4S,: ~
closed steady as follows:-To Liverpool by steam, d.
z IIsbaIs SS steam sS%RTsssSsd H ss t.
Baltic ports. by sail Nc To- gold To Mediterranean
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well that usually carried by Trust Safe Deposit
and Warehouse Companies
Permanent organiIation Of the Board will be effected
II. II. VAN DYCK, }
aES; S,KfySEy + yE1EsyyEIi, Committee.
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:ps @ A.
s SsSses sSs SS %s = ssil:s s 4
ssss s ;s;
sas az ess SS oar remained
M, Gh1ange today the market for refined
S$s %SS 5sSSs:o
ed s n s Sa 0 n Il %
were unable 70 learn m the quantity Cases were auie
sS s'Hsss fs @ % sss ss
roads asass 49,
SS i!|S ass s s.
: .s 90
change prices quoted ior round lots az 81 we
nt smsss q sasi and sbs ssSsy u
s g ss s1GS
%iwsnEes d{o 81. ThsTs SSso was son
S lSq"y Sf =! e
Sssl s ausi snssanssa e. s
Sss I So sss Ss s IsS
s in sssns wa fsSsssa a if S.
S SsIREsa S'I aes Sas
Tic market for Western was firm at 9nc, but buyers
were few at that figure. Sales GOO erces at 9l4c cash,
800 tcrces of kettle at &C. and 75) terccs last evening
at sal6c CITY was quiet but @ steady at &C. Sales 2So
lard ut 9Ec which Is better. !.
RIcFfhe market was quiet but unchanged. The salcs
to-day have been so bags of Carolina at SIC 94c 10
bags Pana at 7c &c. and 800 bags Rangoon at 67sc
a 714c. 49,
Arm. Refners are very well supplied and show bmt s
hids 465 boxes chiefly moasscs and refining Cubas,
at prices within the range of the appended quotations
Refined only In moderate request but very strong
brS biy CHANGED Messrs g. Hmann Co. report The stock
sales and receipts as follows-
Uhds. Bores. Bags Meado.
Stock (ascertaincd by actual
count, including specula-
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BY further reduction In the clerical force Of the
Department OF Public Works Commissioner Van
Mort makes an additional saving OF 81, 200 In the
annual expenditures Of the department..
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wheat Was dull and heavy at ST s63 for Chicago
bushels at 90 for old and new Chicago Spring,
kcc, 81 IS 81 81 for red Winter, sIS, 81 70 for new
amber Western 81 rs for do Tennessee, 81 96 for
whites Of the above 100000 bushels new No Milwaukee
scarcely ofrm though IN fair demand the sales foot
Sisc for steamer 65c 66ic for high mixed to yellow
Western CSC. q Zoe for white do and nominally 78c
Soc for Southern do. Oats shade rmer, but only
in limited demands the sales 10000 bushels at 40.
1870. for Western in and afoat &c. 40c1 for
black illinois, 40c 49, for mixed to white i'll
lots and Soc for white State the track Barley and
rye inactive aud nominal in the absence OF transac
tons.
FREIGHrs.- There only limited inquiry for
mediation y e's ,hs berth and rates were un
change exec pting for Crnir, viii h higher
fgur PAL l. TIE cha tcrrg snes' re trictcd
to the rr OF VINO generally demf nded
higic rates. The engagem ents have been ITO LIVER
pooi-By steam, O., ,50) / h1, Of grairat 10d I0%d
and AZ 1000 rus els Of wheat in bag at lod; bv
SEAM sea- 5000 eis hsis e grain at M 3D. TO Bo
by cam, 0O) b Is Of olcake private terms. To Rot
icrdan 500 tons talow and lard at a. Cd. TIE char
ters We GA British ark Ge hartered', to Cork for
orders, $50 quarters grain at In i0hd, or II dire
Off Two New York ark were lum rel from Philnd del
Ia to the Baltic, each about q o. bbls o. Petroleum
but we we &c una le to elicit the rates
MoLAssEs-With the exception OF moderate jobbing
trade In domestic othing Of Importance has ranspired
and prices remained without quotable change We
al -
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THRUST FUNDS OF $4,000 TO LOAN ON NEW YORK
Property; also Buildings in of erection; and
other funds TO buy Mortgages PRINCIPALS only. Address
ATTORNEY, box $40 New York Post office.
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NEW YORK
LOAN AND INDEMNITY
COMPANY,
229 Broadway,
corner of Barclay street.
81 New York
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 100000.
One half the authorized capital of this Company having
been subscribed the remaining $500 900 offered CAPT
taligts and the business public.
Subscription books
will be opened on
MONDAY. sEPTEMBER2
at the
banking house of the
Company,
as above and at the
National Park Bank.
The charter of this Corporation is unusually liberal,
authorizing the transaction ofa
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Stock (ascertaincd by actual
count, including sspeacula-
Receipts since the lst Of Sep.
tetnber.. .................
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to note sales Of 4OUbags Phisand Mary on private
terms We quote Rio, ordinary cargoes A'ac ioc''
fair do, l5sc l6c good do 163zc l6c prime isc
government bag, loc I9,.c. AXo grass mats, lsHc
2lSc; Singapore 15c l6c OcyAon, l6c. lsc Mara
caibo Ice Sc; Laguayra I7c. "A letSc Jamaicss Aoc
a17hc.; St. Domingo, 14c. -. - ..x...'
CorroNA fair spinning demaud prevailed ior % c9dson
were willing to Some sale, we're Ss maaS msn was
nrm the appended quotations being uitc genersMy ds
manded Future deliveries were stes@ y, win TAR oe
mand The sales up foows:- -,
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Sales since the lst Of septem.
Ucr.. ......''''.''
Stock this day, September
b. 1872.

Comparing with stock, Sep
Comparing with stock, Sep
tember s, 1870. 0...............
Comparing with stock, Sep
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GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS,

The charter of this Corporation is unusually LIBERAL
authorizing the transaction ofa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-05
THE LATEST NEWS.

AN Albany letter saYsit Is almost q
ioregone conclusion that the Legislature
will pass no charter for New York at this
session. The Committee Of Seventy al.
ready anticipute the defeat Of their meas,
ure. 'a ...r
"A pigeon match has been lately
sgCeod upon between George Lorillard,
Of New York, and Reginald, Herbert, Of
London, which will probably take place
in the latter city in May. The contest Is
with 60 birds each, at e250 q side.
WIN. Cullen Bryant has sailed from
Havana for New Orleans.
The rinderpest has wholly disar.
peared from Belgium.
The fire at Albany Wednesday night
destroyed Scott s. Simpsons lumber yard,
loss $4,000.
The case Of Carl Vogt, the alleged
murderer Of the Brussels nobleman ca me
on in New York Wednesday. The accused
waived. further examination aud was
committed for trial. se l.
The Pennsylvania Legislature I'D.
journed sine dIe-yesterday at noon. There
was no election Of q Speaker. ig.i.
The census Of oovington, KENTUCKY,
shows the present population to be 25,.
900, an increase Of $40 in the year. The
value Of personal property 100000
and of real estate $10.5OO,0O0.
The United States Circuit Court al
Richmond, Virginia, has affirmed the de.
ciSion Of the District Court declaring Vir.
ginia laws in relation to sample mer.
chants unconstitutional because 1t dis.
eliminates against nonresident traders.
The decision was given in the case OF w.
q, Barrett, Of New York, who refused to
take out license as required by law.
The case of the Kentucky Central
Railroad, which is TO determine It's own
ership, has been taken up by the Court OIL
Appeals of Kentucky, and will probably
be decided by the first of June.
The extensive Touring mill Of Henry
G. Yoeger, corner Franklin Avenue and
Twenty.third Streets, St. Louis, was
burned late Thursday night; loss, SAC, 900
to $5O,OOG insured for $4,000, but the
names Of the offices cannot be ascertained
The funeral ceremonies of the late
Prot Thomas Cuphan took place Thurs
day afternoon, at Brunswick, Me. The
students Of the College and medical school
accompanied the remains from the rail.
road station to the church. Rev. Mr.
Bingham, of Brunswick, and Rev. DR.
Fisk, Of Bath, conducted the services.
Thomas ]. Stone, a workman EN-
ployed at the American Lock Works, i1
indianapolis. was instantly killed Thurs
day by the bursting of grindstone.