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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31

NOR SALE-THE LEASE AND GOOD WILL OF
+ an old-esabshed Flour and Feed Business doing
rood trade with Trucks Fixtures in complete
order good reason gwen selling. For particulars inquire
on barge Michigan, pier 81 North River.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31

ITO FURNISHED OR PARTIALLY FURNISHED,
acomniodious House. on the hudson River within SO
minutes City Hail. together with house, stable
and land with fruits, berries and flowers
on. Addresses 2,5ig Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31

NOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED CORNER LII.
ouor Store, Myrtle avenue Apply to j. FAY. corner
Prospect streets BROOKLYN between and IL NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31

T,ARM, NINE ACRES, TO RENT-ON STATEN ISLAND;
II GOOD house, IL rooms barn. orchard suitable for
ket gardener gentee residence owner Nassau street,
room %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31

ITO LET-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, PARTLY FUR.
nsned situated the Lower Bay. with three Of
Land; fine bathing. &C.; easy of access.
M. S. MYERS 4 SON. 1913 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31

J. PUBLICATIONS. FOR LOANS ALSO FEW GOOD
First Second Mortgages, ready made, wanted by
HOUGH 4 KINNEY, Sc Pine street, room l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31

TNOR SALE-OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR REAL ES-
tate the Lease. Fixtures and stock of Fruit and Wine
Store, on leading avenue good chance for business
man. Apply to +. s. DRlSCOLL Ill broadway, basement,
room @.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31

J,OR SALE "A GOOD PAYING TOBACCO AND CIGAR
II Store at 9c Myrtle avenue Brookiyn the owner retiring
on account OF III health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31

INLIZABETH, n J.-FOR SALE OR RENT, FIRST
~ class House; all improvements; 70 depot;
good barn plenty of fruit &C. FOR particulars apply f.
W. CREvELING, 50 Barclay street. or J. NJ. MkEKER &
SONS, Eliz Abeth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31

INOR SALE OR EXCiANGE-AT TENAFLY, N. j.. A
II very line Swiss Cottage southern exposure
with ~ OF ground, beautifully situated, fronting
roads, good fruit excellent well of water, FIVE
from station Northern Railroad OF New Jersey
will exchange for New York Brooklyn improved Prop
ery Apply r. S. DRiS COLL, Ill broadway, basement
L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31

ITO LET AT BRISTOL, r. 1.-THE RESIDENCE OF
the late John K Gardner with stable, bath house, &c;
the house completely furnished and has all the convent
ences Of a CITY house. Address JOHN W. WEED 81 Cedar
street, York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A VALUABLE COUN-
try Seat. with 30 Land at Peeksk, replete with
brick house, barns shade and
trees; will exchange for City Property Improved
Farm in New York, Illinois elsewhere Apply to CAPERS,
DAVIS n CLARK, 81 Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31

CYOM MONwEALTH OF vIRGlNIA-THE INTEREST
" January 1877 the public debt Of VIRGINIA. e
promptness Particular attention given to CORES pondents
JNO. b. MANNING, No. 3 Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31

JNOR sALE-AT A SACRIFICE. FINE GROCERY IN
IL Morrsania; must be sold within ten days. Address
VINEGAR, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31

INOR SALE OR EXCHANGED NICE LITTLE FARM
of 80 acres wei watered and fenced and good stone
quarry henerv and plenty OF fruit;
80 miles above Mddetown. Orange county, Apply to j. c.
PARSHALlI, l4l East Forty street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31

dor sALE OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., CONN, A
y new two story and French no House, Is rooms on
Washington minutes from the depot, with four
Lots group will exchange for Brooklyn city Lots APP
ply F. s. DKlSCOLL, Ill Broadway, basement G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31

NREAT DEPOT FOR MACHINERY, ZIG WEST THIR-
" y-fourth fine Engines fifty horse powell
Boilers a sizes from eight forty fueys and shaft
ing r. FoA W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31

ITO LET OR LEASE AT RYE-A GOOD HOUSE, CON-
tain ing rooms, heDg thoroughly repaired,
painted and put in complete order in connection there are
three of ground good garden fruit trees &c with
pasture COW; 81 600 for the Apply
TO Mr. FIELD, Ticket Agent, Rye depot, or WILLIAM
MATTHEWS, 81 Catharne rect, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-31

ITO LET--A STORE AT wEsTFIELD, N j.. S25 PER
month; good Tor business, especially CRY goods q
prominent corner L. L. HALL, 81 Cortantt street.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

's'f ss spor sots S qss s nFs scs
Saios sS Espors coast%se Sl isls s'0"' 'f''" ''0'
a,inY4s 81 '4s sss Isis iesaip sais Exports
socs esi eossswe 9sseig, s s@ sss ~
iais sas & s to the Continent sia' coastwsc,
Cotton rmer w,,dns so GHSsn1ros Ns Nov - I,
wsesISSss EseS1is SSssstss Tsss,a sS 8, saS soc
sS's % ho Continent & ss's & &HAeSsfs eosswss Grsst @
Sales, 1850 '''"'''' 49,
Spirits Of turpennc anaed ana NJ no Noy se = iss sosn
a. sss hard. s. Is Tor yellow dip and virgin Tar
Lake pors-rou SSfA wheat At SSS x susSsis is1s
S@ ao saSiey ao rye, 5o5 d. ssi saTlsy %s sSsn
Sashs 4 S Sogn s. sS.I ga
NJ 4 or sssi s%; ~ SS:s;
s. g g g and
81 a, white Michigan at 81 6s 81 ID Corn duh and
dull No. w.stsra held al s &c. S5s Il No. o. foSdo ,Id sS
SIC. Other articles unchanged.
Flour unchanged; sales OF s,i0D bDs at S. Tor No /
sRs g p s ra - % or se See o wS e
No Milwaukee Club at 81 80 and white state at
seye demand and prices nan!naiy unelansea ~ aSs
oomsa h'a 81 at e qs ar Sos & Bay e 3 ,s g o
rer ewt. Muifecd unchangcd {; shorts, slT;
shpsuils. s9i miidings, S2i rcr Canal reshts-
Wheat. i2c barley, Zoe 10 New York TO hold boats
barley, sac. 70 AEany lumber - 20 10 The hudson
ASaS Sc Messps pS NST sSff
wheat 1900 do corn ib 500 o barley, $4,000 lee, lu
ber shipped by cana-75w bushels wheat, 1880 do
corn 4oOO do barley 5000 do peas 1858 01 lumber
CHICAGO, Nov. I6, 1872.
Flour dun and nominal Wheat in iair demand and
advanced; No Spring 81 I2 81 n; No. do, 81 0sa
spot and IL w November No 3do 93ic rejected c.
closed at SIC spot and slsc Noyerber; rejected 2oc
Oats dull and shade lower; No Fat lsc Rye quiet aud
unchanged No ut 52c Barley arm al o2}sc Provisions
steady rork, sls sj new, spot and sls i2i January.
or January hams in pickles easier Ja4c l0c,,c spot;
glc. 9slc., November; green hams Tsc. Sc, spot;
TIC. seller next week; green shoulders quoted at Sac
sc long clear and short ribs &C. Slsc bulk meats.
and short rib middcs Whiskcy quiet and weak at s9c
glc closed at Ssc Freighs higher vessels scarce to
eeip.s-se 900 bushels wheat 1000 bb aonr 1900 bush
els II 900 do. oats 1000 do 1000 do barley.
Shipmen35O0 bbls flour. l02 900 bushels wheat 1900
do corn 80 900 do oats, 200 do rye, 1000 do barley.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16
SAUGAIUCK BRIDGE.
End or a Curious Case nj Law-Judg-
ment Against the Town OF Westport in
the sum or $4,000.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Nov. b, IS

BRIDGEPORT Conn, Nov. IL, 1872.
This case is one of peculiar interest, II having
been before the courts since 1869. During that
year the bridge was completed accepted by the
town and opened TO travel. The scheme for
bridge at saugatuck, In the town OF Wcstport, was
first proposed by Francis y. Cutting, OF New York,
who owned a villa in the town, and was backed hy
such men as ]. Wheeler, $. II. Alden, Morris
Ketchum and Horace staples During the Summer
OF 1869 an appropriation OF s2l,o 900 was made by
the town for a bridge and contract
TO build the same was entered into
by the Saugatuck Bridge Company with
A. D. Briggs Il Co., builders OF all the principal
drawbr,dges on the New York and New Haven Rail-
road. When the bridge was completed the town
REFUSED TO ALLOW PAYMENT,
and placed Injunction on the Selectmen re-
straining them rom cancelng the claim. The
bridge company brought suit IN 1870 before the
Superior Court TO recover, the case being decided
against the town. Not satisfied with the decision,
the town put in plea OF abatement. This was
brought before Judge Phelps without jury, and a
verdict again rendered against the town. requiring
1t TO pay the original 1,000 with interest and
costs OF litigation, in all about s27 900 Defendants
appealed for
A NEW TRIAL
to the Supreme Court OF Errors aud before that
tribunal, Chief Justice Butler presiding with full
bench of Judges 1t was decided not TO grant a new
trial. The case was ABLY argued :. b. Beardsley
Moses W. wilson and Edward seymour for prose.
cuton Isaac M. Sturges and Tton l.. D00llttle, OF
New Haven, for the defendants
The cause must here find an end unless the town
shall deem 1t expedent to appeal to the Supreme
Court OF the United states.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16
THE CONDUCT OF THE CONTROLLERS
DEPAR TMENT.
Letter from Mr.. Green to the Dee
partment Of Public Works About
the Wanted Certificates.

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE, Nov IL, 1877
To The prrAnrxnSr PuBLic woREs
Your communication Of yesterday i received in the
You were well aware before the statement to which
sn s WAS m @ y yayed VA % 10 Gr tsns ms
and settling several claim. made against the city by
s the law directs YOU should do cerhcates Of the wori
since the chapter s72 of the laws
Of ls7 this Department has upon being satisfied as to the
sravicps RENDERED
whose claims have been cer,ned by YOUR Department.
and ae only ca, why yo mcS nese claims IL which are
necessary certificates TO this Department when you
In these circumta became my duty apply to
s sa nSadt to to Sn d se we aa % s e es
might be paid whatever sums investigation should
ONE
VI ss S e be 10 '.s a ne
@ RI aSsn Il sa e % w asaef Se u es yon
claim 70 act Ihs' s Is Sn Ssn OF ns
ere ons he udelav dctsrmned BY 'hc hishesi III
oan IN ss s sas s fSs ari pyS mos
cssmcn and cannot therefore be 80 easily disposed of
"syou see" 10 imagine wy POSITION
finance Department have w law tns control u all tho
fiscal concerns O he and Of me approPra.
efasued With ,hc iay o setins aud adasns ali claims
revising and settling az accounts in which the Corpora
There is no law in force in this State which requires
me as Comrroer TO aepos. ON yonr reanision TO your
pose OF enabling you
10 rAy CLAIMS
accounts against the CORPORATION without such
being revised audited aud adjusted by this Depart
satisfied that the law authorizes the execution or
Your are alleged 70 have been incurred 70
aud that the parties who have performed this
furnished materials tor the execution the arc
creditors of the city Their claims therefore, far AS
this has moi been already done will upon receipt OF
THE NECESSARY CERTIFICATES,
then be audited adjusted and settled by this Depaft-
ment as the law directs
In thus acting the fiscal officer OF the Corporation
do SO without passing upon the question whether tbce
works are TO be proceeded with under the direcuen OF
the Department of Parks or Department OF works. !
shall in every satisfy myself TO the actual cxecu
ton OF the work for which the claim Is made ana pet
satisfied that the charged tor was authorized py
law the ulaim viii 10 audited and paid Yours respcct
| iuliys ANDREW H. GRhES4 Comptrouer.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

: LoNpos MONEY IN oMsARkEr-LospoN, Nov; l55 r. NJ.
Consu closed ut 92 for money and g2 tor the account
United States 1vetwenty bonds, lS7s 9Sa. Erie Rail
way shares 40's.
PARIS BoURsE-PARIs. Nov. l5-Evcning -Rentes closed
52f. 52c.
- LivEnrooL Corros MAnKEr-IIvERrooL, Nov le.P. M
have been 600 bales including 2Coo for SPECULATION and
& lSr November Ct od The market opened pa with mid.
of the week have been 10000 bales including 5000 for
bales including $4,000 American The receipt, OF The
week have been aion bales, including DOW American
this port Is 22i no bales including 5000 American.
TRADE AT MANCHEsTER-IIvERPOoI, Nov. lh-The
kct ana fabrics mt Manchester dull prices
are rather lower Tor all articles.
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFFs MARKFT-LIvERPoOL. Nov. 15-b
r. MThe receipts of at this port the past three
days have been 1900 quarters including 1900 American
The market is quiet Wheat lis n lis. I'd per GENITAL Tor
red Western Spring Corn 2Ss. 3D. per quarter. Peas
3s per quarter for Canadian The receipts of wheat at
this port for the past three days have been $1,000 quar-
tcrs, including 5000 American.
LIvERpooL Provisions MARKEr-LIvERPooL, Nov. l5-
i. M.-Pork, 56s. per Dbl. TOR mess.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LiyERpooI, Nov. 10
Evening-Common rosin, l2s. a l2s. 81 per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDoS, Nov. l5-Petro-
leum 6d I'D per gallon common rosn, los Cd lis.
per cwt sperm oil, EST a fSS per ton.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANTwERP, Nov. l5.-Petrolcum, So
francs Tor fine pale American
The New York herald., 1872-11-16
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Nov Is, 1872
Cotton firm Mddling upands, l6iic., gold. Net re-
ceipts lap bales Exports TO Liverpool, Leo bales
Sales 1000 bales stock 1904 bales. Net receipts for tho
week. e,Sl4 bales; gross 5,03l do Expors-To Great
Bitain fW bales Continent, lo-5 do coastwisc, 1896
do. sales, 10 100 bales.
Nrw ORLEANS, Nov. Is, 1872.
Cotton easy good ordinary Ti4ci low middlings
middlings sssc. Net receipts 5,a3o bales gross
3.tt ENports-lo Great Britain 567 to the Continent
l. I3. Sales today, 1000; last evening, 5000 stock
E2eL Weekly--Net receipts 2sC6a bales gross 20 231
xpors-ro Great Britain, II 20s to the Continent s062
on stwisc, 5,ON Sales, 5000.
Cotton aaie but nrm; udllinss Issc. Net receipts,
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

Al isc, iesilsildc, loo al i9sc zoo d iiec AZ
ise soat l. isc 100 q l9c April zoo a ig'sc 40 at
is'sc ao st issis 40 at iac, 100 at i9.sc 100 100 AZ
ls'ic, Exchanged-Ac: paid to exchange 100 rebrusfy
@arcS % 5a bales rsa os s % bae
Rs,es ON cotton 10 foreign rors closed fria at the
sail. hd. 10 Hsyre,, by cam, rsc. a ihc.; sail,
1c., compressed. To Hamburg, by steam, I'D
pressed TO Bremen. by steam, ii.c.; sail, he
40 Baltic ports, by steam. via Engiaad,, %d 10
The receipts q Tie ports sun nm una Galveston
f,i76; Charleston i4l2 Wilmington, 2i6; Norfolk. ls
baltimore. ISL New York l0l7 Boston 10 iota, io s56
This day last week, S5 This day last year. o2l We
The New York herald., 1872-11-16
NEW YORK CITY.

Augustus Willroy, a boy in the employ OF Mr&
Ida Wood, on Tenth avenue, stole from her $a5. to
which charge he pleaded guilty and was committed
In default Of bail to answer
Frederick A. Whitlock, in the employ Of Brooks
Brothers, taors, pleaded guilty In Jefferson Market
yesterday to having embezzed s35, the property Of
his employers, and was held TO answer.
Comptroller Green paid yesterday the Depart
ment OF Public Instruction the amount due that
department under the appropriations OF 1872, for
salaries Of teachers, attaches and employees to No
vember 10, 1872, 100000.
Mayor Hall appointed yesterday Mr.. Smith Ely.
Jr Commissioner OF Public Instruction, in place Of
Loring lngersoll, resigned The Mayor also ap-
pointed Mr.. James w. Booth School Trustee OF the
Ninth ward, vice DR.. Van Antwerp, resigned
The Board Of Examiners of the Fire Departments
held their second session yesterday Chief En-
cineer perley presided. A number OF applications
were received for appointments on the iorce. All
the candidates are to be subjected to rigid exam
nation as to their qualifications. .-.s'''-F
The remains OF an unknown woman were yes
terday washed ashore on the west side Of Cover.
nor's Island and taken in charge by the military
authorities, who informed Coroner keenan,, and an
inquest will be held on the body. There was no
description given e.l.s, Of the body: ------,-,
The remains Of a fully developed mail child were
found concealed in an ash barrel standing on the
sidewalk In front OF No. 100 West Seventeenth
stree. by Officer Reed, OF the Twenty-ninth pre-.
cinct anI sent to the Morgue, where an inquest
Will be held Gy Coroner Schirmer
The SILK Association of America held its nrsS
quarterly meeting on Thursday, at Delmonico's, In
Chambers street. The onlcers are as follows:-
John Ryle, President; Vice Presidents-Ward
Cheney, Thomas n. Dale and William Ryle; and
the Directors-O. Il. Strange, i. Oden H0rtstmann,
Ira DmOck, II. Richardson, &. b. skinner, &.
Greppo, j. Heinemann and Werner ltschner. John
n. >tearns Is the Treasurer and Franklin Allen the
secretary OF the organization.
The annual Winter course OF lectures instituted
by the Mercantile Library Association will be nauI
gurated on Monday the 18th, at Steinway Hail. by
Mr.. George Mcdonald, whose subject will be
''ThOmas Hood.n He will be followed successively
by Edmund Yates on "The English Parliament"
Lillian EdgartOn on Gossip, its Cause and Cure;n
Wendell Phillips on Daniel O'Connell,n Bret Hart0
on .Argonauts OF 49," Professor Pepper on ''Snow,
Ice and Glaccrs;" Beecher, John Hay and John b.
Cough,
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

For uiure delivery basis low mlddlIns ic sales have
been ows;Sales last evening after three I, NJ =:
at IS i5l6c December, 100 at lsssc; January 400 at
March, 2S at ie,scs 100 at, az ~ S;lsc May, goo 20
to three r M;-November, 200 at IS slec.,. 1000 az
1s'ic 100 at IS isl6c 100 at ls 0 at Is l3i6c 7W
s,sc; January 100 at IS ii.l6c., 400 at ls'c Feb.
Is is:i5c, soo ., ssc; Sarch 81 At is.c sS 4 IL so,
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

NAVAL SToREs-For spirits OF turpentine the market
@ ss asd sa;sr %
scs al s. heard a% Of e. Of
9 5s OF NO. a and y % s at 81 "a Tar a I % % node
Newberne on private terms, Quotations re,.aned as
OlLs-Linseed mas been in moderately fair demand, in
Sm Se "n Sna n" & a sssk
&C. or ma S oS ST Nor'her =, lor nara
Was good dcmS and fv do Crude m
pro,s nriees Quoted 4 for crude 81 50 for ns
fs @ a. g ne S sS% S
for presen, make and eac sc;dS Ssc Menhaden
PErnoLnuM-Ihe market remained qniet but very firm
month Of bbs for this month was ,o. reported por
M eFuss 'Ss BAD at %s slightly 10y s
1S6 sso, nominal sP a
ss19s s A ae M Gsh 9s market s
aPEfs < q sTsS sHs
.; G ;s%, s"
but prices were whsu. material change We We quote quote
%s d o ~ Sc EGsHa s Gs Bacon IN VAS o6es %a9s
% fSet and @ ens and S fass So
for the Ssr
selling att5.e Sc for heavy 70 medium and for pis
ns@ inaa mes d
s2n SIS FOR extra mess 9S gne sales were
closed. Beef hams iirm ., So sss with sales Of
81 @ %n Su s % S' sn
hsn. s l s do sSsa'lsd se do rsh hoaas1. ss picked &C.
SSe. Ssis. IS s,ss and fresh ham! ss
ssiss svenlns ass s % and a sos% day
80 tisrees TO be shipped from The West at sc and @
ss'f fss ss s9a
sa ss Ss Ssfssi ersss
S arsI i. quiet ss
have only 70 note sales Of ~ hhds Demcrara at li
* standard nis.@ a ps q @ to
good fair, S.c @e good g 60 prime loe ioiye;
% 's ns%f %
R a%s sofss Dnieh to
9.c do 10 . u iOs io1se do, Eio is lo4c. ssc
SS S Wha a ss Porto 'S s ii
s Standard S slr e. H o @
Dutch standard, Nos 10 70 i, loe io'se. Manila
TALLow.-Ihe market ruled quiet, but there was no
ScstsscrSs ssps5a market ssainasd quiet, BY,
made nSe q - I'D crop sumo sandrss We
e as s O. and and SO 52R Rhds Rem
wSoI.1TEere has been considerable activity in the
crptens WOOL and while the arke ees YET "n
sSed Prizes ARE better and @
s pTse r rfy e b The offerings
IMPROVEMENT s%id fy leais per per cent cent The
sales since last have been follows 66 bales Cali
iornia FAIL 22sc Is do. low bury Spring California,
2sc. $3.50 lbs Texas, soc. 10000 do Montevdeo, 49,
&c. 30 bales black extra pulled 60c. 100 do pulled
peror and extra 45c 57iac 10000 lbs New York State
Ge 100 bales Cape, s2fc 500co lbs. Texas 33c. SO
secured domestic private terms; eoeo do Col.
10 bales lambs, private terms 1000 lbs dome
tic Sc; 20 bales Spring California, 361ac bags No
pncd private terms; 400 bales bury Spring California
private terms; @o9 lbs domestic s2c. go bales Cape,
3ac. SOC 5000 lbs. tubbed, 62isc.; 5000 lbs black
secured dome site private terms 10000 lbs Me xean, c
Ssei Tns aoFnp n pTiDa m M de srrn ra
Cniiiorna S6c q do. Cape 1se l5o do Fall Caliior
MA, 2Sc 1c 20 bags snperfne pulled, Csc 0WV lbs
Cape 4oc boon lbs Australian, private terms MOolbs
pennsylv ceces &C.; 1900 lbs Texas 43c: 5000
lbs tube washed private terms bales Fall California,
private terms; 70 do Cape private terms 70 do. No
pulled private terms.
Wm.hg r.-Reccpts f30 bbls The market remained
quiet but firm at e5sc.. with sales OF l0 bbs at that
price.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

-The uuOatOns arc bhseU cOtT0n IN sIOre
quality than half grade above or below tho
grade quoted
Flour GRAIN-Rccci1ts-Fou IA, l03 bbis wheat
1877 6S3 bushels; corn 81. l9D do; meal BIZ
oats $50 Dnshels barley, M,oi3 do. The market
steady under moderate inquiry, quotations.
The sales foot up about 1850 bbs Including an kinds
Corn quiet but steady; go bbls. OF Western
The New York herald., 1872-11-16
COTTON STATEMENT.

NFw YORK Nov r. 1872.
The following the total receipts cotton since
The New York herald., 1872-11-16
A Guieter Movement at the
Stock Exchange.
THE MARKET DULL AND LOWER.
ApprehenSions Of an UnfaT0rable
Bank Statement To-Day.
TIE WEAK SPOT PACIFIC MAIL.

A New Issue Of Lake Shore Seven
Per Cent Sinking FUND Bonds
The Amount $6,OOO,OOO.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16


sSns ssas ana AZ g 70 wI s an
(; y ssS%4a 51s fs 2SSsesS
xss ss 81 dsnos % og No. DO z for sonmon white Mlcsan
ar@er but qnst me sales were only about bushels
s S' hSas s' ss @ sHT was S '%@ o
bushels al i7c for old Western mixed store 4c iSc
srsss aaa sG%
Been e sae ana more HGna naay to-day
for grain ,dn sSs by vessels berth but
the oharerng line there was moderately mir can or
ss the Ses s
sssa" '';asi 100 ?s;ss! s
sas . SsSs S
asr a. a British p sTS yGyags
{"
a Ei on bark om
the s'% saS Being led
SH @ sSS so Ys ' % or Tss GSg
'ffly lyn nominal Bags were rmly held At lc s
Proy,ement remaining quiet and nominay the same;
at s9a sold at ess Hss 1t
a5 gold Juie butts were in light demand and steady;
sass 5G cGerae and
since our last prices were considerably rmer remaining
81 10; retail qualities 81 40 81 7 long rye straw 81 Is
wheat 75c. a Soc.
Hops.The arrivals continued very light ana while the
demand from brewers was good the supply INSULT
cent to meet their requirements consequently the
market was strong and in the sellers favor New hops
quoted at 3Jc. 35c.
MErALs.-Thc inquiry for copper continued compare.
lively light but prices remain nearly II quite the
same We note sales since our last Of 10000 lbs lake at
s%a ssss tin
terms and 10 pigs of Straits ut 49c gold Irons have
slightly favored the buyer Other metals were generally
MoLAssEs.-Trade in domestic moderately fair In a
jobbing way while foreign continued neglected and
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

Comptroller Green paid yesterday the Depart
ment OF Public Instruction the amount due that
department. under the appropriations of 1872, for
salaries Of teachers attaches and employees to No
vember Is, 1872, 100000.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

The remains OF fully developed mail child were
found concealed in an ash barrel standing on the
aidcwalk In front OF No. 100 West Seventeenth
stree. by Officer Reed, OF the Twenty ninth pre-.
cnct anil sent to the Morgue, where an inquest
will lie held Gy Coroner Scnirmer.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

The remains OF an unknown woman were yes.
terday washed ashore the west side Of Cover
nor's Island and taken in charge by the military
authorities, who informed Coroner keenan,, and an
inquest will be held on the body There was no
description given of the body. ------,.,
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

The Board OF Examiners of the Fire Departments
held their second session yesterday. Chief En-
oineer perley presided. A number OF applications
were received for appointments on the force. All
the candidates to be subjected to q rigid exam
nafou as to their qualifications -..,rrEFN-.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16
The following table shows the highest and lowest
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

IN Philadelphia to-day Reading was better, and
closed at 113's.