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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

aner but au quoted Al 35c gold Dot, dull and
ISoGoss .sca, .s good . sSs demand
MoLAssEs dull 10 bh Choice Porto Rico ~ere reported sold
at 65e
1872 bb lie, with round lots quoted 40, Ros'n an
and rlv .,. 900 bbls STRAINED 80 67a 300 cs.
bib Good 50 p and $50 bbls Low Paa So TO- Strained
Is steady with obbny ie 81 !, ets ard
S 9 Sp p. VITA s gs S II s ; L 55.S d y.
haen quiet and unchsnse qiot at 5Oe o'hr OILS are "toa'
9sgHgAL qis. ea, ,ess 81 90 for Western 81 10 for City,
PRoySlOSsThe fk marie. lower ,ra closes Eat The :,es
cab Sd 5gos are 900 s so 94es7 2 r Key Mex 20
l Clear Beef dull; saes 30 os $3.50 90 e Plan Me-:
Tor PANTY Mess Tierce Beef quiet Bat tune Beef Htus
heavy sales q 62 bba $ls qs22 for Western. CT Meas are
Picked At 7a 800 smoked Hams at I3Si3ss; 5000 Picked
,. 90 s. Ea FSli Cue Cue ssS ss iR ZOE. re-
c Lard Lam 5 ' S a Tl@ . Of S5 5p sS nd
tor No l. So Tor C sgs Ice 100 t, frd} ~
deliver we hear 1900 cs. seller October at . o.
market for all crates has been yr dn and prices
selling freely Welsh in rather better supply and only the ne't
ss 50 Ssa g Ts:torP store PACKED &c @2s
State Wel.h......... 30 G33 heiiaR......,.. lS @2o
srner tendency: the stock. Isi. We quote.
Sss Factory fine to - ,q,. state D'rJ common o,A
state Factory good to 10 western Factory bic
RCB-rie rather slow; sales g75 bags 1t G2Hlr FOE Ron
and Patna and 30 casks New Crop Carolina TO arrive 81 50
d9c.
PETROLRUM-The market Resned ruled yery oday with
considerable business doing but generally Withheld Prompt
half Of October lie with first hatfield 17 Large taac0rs
reaching about 80 900 bills nored for November % but
generally credited l6lss bid at the close Cases ia moderate
and 6m Die Napnha steady with 1900 bb City sOh At
Ice Cu dull but held With considerable funness at 5'e the
ioI for sellers option balance OF the year SIG bid The Greek
markets generally tul and quotaby changed a philadelphia
the market firm but quiet l6alG. October and sales OF
$500 bblA repone, for hOvssber at l53ac
SUGARSTbe market dull for ha and Pair 10 Good Refining
Cuha quoted nominaly - gSc Centrifugal S0 9c 5Sl
bids sold last evening terms. Refined Sag dull
HarlS IL &c. aud SOFT White. lO OlO1as.
SEBDS-Msrke dull Quotations nomnaly
changed 9 for Clover 50 20 for Timothy and 81 % for Flax
seed
STBARIN quiet unchanged; quoted 52d89i for Prime ia
tcs; sales " 100 tcs par TO arrive at S3c
SOAPfr1e dull and prices nomiuay unchanged We note
small sales Of Marseies al Gle, currency.
TOBACCOIhere has been demand for Kentucky Leaf
and the market remains 6m bat in prices learn OF important
change; sales embrace 700 bids at ole Seci Lsf 1 good de-
steady OF 80 Suniy kinds
1870 at 80 30 do Do 1871. 91Jjc 200
Connecticut Masslcut 1872 previous prce $50
Ohio 1872 at 61O7 Ia; 500 Of Wisconsin, crop
1872 at qS 200 bales Havana SOaJ3c, and 30 bales DO
al poe, gold, in bond. for EXPORT
TEAhore active the sales to-day embrace 900 hacne in
two private terms
TALLOW fairly seadv sales Of 10000 lbI City
anil Country AZ ST.. aud Interior at 7l4O73i.
WHISKY end quiet sale 7J bbL
81 Oj; held 81 tue close as high as 81 TO-
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And the following for city bank share, /:

Messrs. Reuben Manley, Brayton Ives, and Warren
Kimball were appointed a committee to-day to in
vestigate the matter of A. ID. Williams and John
Bonner with the National Bank of North America,
and of Edward Haight with the Bank of the Com
mouwealtb.
The following were the earnings of the St. Louis.
Kansas City and Northern Railway Company for
September. 1873, S286.2iO for September, 1872,
SOP $40; increase, S5S,42l.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady.
Pennsylvania Is, lOi; Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road. l8; Reading Railroad. 81: PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road, 49!; Gold, llO!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04
FrIpAY. Oct. 3-P. NJ.

The brokers had acquired so wholesome dread OF
Fridays in the days that are gone, that even those
who are not inclined TO be superstitious looked Tor
ward to the business Of to-day with considerable
anxiety. IL WAS not known with any deinlteness
how far private adjustments and liqudatons had
been effected between debtors and creditors, but 1t
sufficiently apparent from the buoyancy Of the
market and the prev alent cheerful feeling that dill
ferences must have been very generally arranged be-
fore tho opening Of the Board this morning Tho
sales under tho rule" were not OF sufficient mag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

The gold market was weak and lower again to-
day, with new considerations affecting the course
of the premium, the market being without specula-
tive interest, dealings representing mostly transac
tons for mercantile account The opening sale was
11Os, and tho price declined TO 1909, without mate
rial reaction during the day. In the gold loan mar
ket the rates g. 5, Z, 2, and per cent per an
mum for carrying 80 fiat London advices exerted
no influence upon the premium, the fact Of much
gold being on the way TO our shores being for the
most part already to some extent discounted
favorable state of affairs is observed
on Change, Consols being steady. and United States
bonds firm and higher with a sharp demand. The
Bank of England discount rate Is kept at per cent
with discounts in the open market quoted at A per
cent. the bank gaining in bullion G225 900 sterling
In Frankfort cheerful state of affairs is reported
and.in Amsterdam a better feeling exists, with Cen
tral Pacific first mortgage bonds quoted at 92092l;
Union Pacific first mortgage, ca Union Pacific
stock 1S!; Northwestern preferred, 81; st. Paul
preferred 81 TO 52l Illinois Central, 99I, and Erie
Railway shares 4G3. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out $4,000 called fye-twenties, and $4,000 coin
interest. The days business of the Gold Exchange
Bank covered: Gold cleared S30,4ii,0OO; gold bal
ances, $sS6,2)O; currency balances, S99j,32O The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALB,Vr Oct whest-Nohng doing Rye steady Corn quiet
sale. OF car Western B7c Oats H. dmald ses VI
Mei Western at 49, and car 80 DO do at 49, Bar
ley quiet sales OF No state sikrowed on private terms
BtgyAIo oct 3iake Raj Imports the as' q hcurs
Flour 3O0O7 bills Wheat l09447 bush Con $50 bash
Oats "a 63T bush 7i6 bush Pesy 200 bush Canal ship
ments-Whea 1863 2Gi bush Corn 1872 1903 bui bye HlOJO
Rail RIpoui-Whea % 6G BUSH Corn p 100 bash o.
800 Canal Fregh-Mheat, l2c Corn, lle oats fte
1be Grain market besBns from the late moetlI pane
Wheat que little disposition 20 opeftsr tho on $40
public leI BOO ba.A h0k psah Spone ~ W wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North River v>sVs and hdnrO1ds
Der g. pigs Ashes ptg Beeswsr 938 bses Cotton az 6b
Conner 1913 aaes Copper 1913 pigs Dried Fruit lj6l bb Eyg
1901 bbl Flour 6224l6 bush. Wheat % lOS bush Corr 20 800
bu.h oats 592 Rye 638 bash Mat 333 BAGS Grass Seed
o1S bsg Paree 20 bills Beans 732 bush Peas 800 o Corn
Meal 327 bales Hops $40 HIDES lj6 bales Hides 9l35 SIDES Leather
II c. Moss 80 bales Tow pkg Meats Sd
$50 pigs Lard 1870 kegs Lard 42i2 pkg Butter 65jQ Pkg
half chest. Tea 252 hhA Tobacco. 5lS boxes &c. Tobacco i5J
bbI, WHISKY, 460 bales Wool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

PnuADyrPHtA 3woo nominal ,n Rat Ohio Penns,i'1a
Double EEtra AID above DJjc Sf JJgse
Meun S4JOc' Ne@-forL, MsaH ihi4a 800 nc,seIh ING
f3QtGc; Meiun 4G05Oc: COir - 56, C0nling y aslei
81 Id GS Comhng Unwishe 422 Canada Combng 63DOlc
zine ngahed 3Oc and Ne ium Unwahel 33 T5lc Tut
ashe 5OG55c; COLORADO Washed % 02lc Colorado Unwtshei
2OQ22a Extra aud Ncno rnllei iO@i2e No and Snpef'
fue Puei 4O1l2c Texas fine aBi Medium, 2SHBte TEXAS
coarse 2O0222; California fuo and hela, 81 p33 California
COnrse, 2T0JOc.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL

JACKSONVILLE NORTH WESTERN AND SOUTH EAST
ERN RAILWAY OF ILLINOIS
First Mortgage Seven per Cent Gold Bonds. In
terest payable Jan. and July |, at New York, Lon
don, or Frankfort-on-the-Main
Bonds Will be registered il desired. This road is
rs miles In length extending from Jacksonville to
the State, the most important roads aud has
an enormous coal traffic For SALE Mt % and accrued
interest, by GIBSON, CASANOVA * Co,
No. 80 Exchange-place, New-IOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

VERMONT DIVISION OF THE PORTLAND AND OG-
DENsBURG SIX PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD
sale by
FAIRBANKS d Co., 81 Broadway, New-York.
EAIRBANKs BROWN d Co., Milk-st., Boston.
T.. ~ l. FAIRBANKS * Co.. st. Johnsbury, vt.
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

The CONSOLIDATED 30 YEARS PER CENT GOLD
BONDS OF the ST. LOUIS AND SoUTH-EAsTERN RAIL
WAY Co, issued upon completed trunk line (be-
tween 81 Louis and Nashville, Tenn,l earning more
than enough to pay interest and operating expenses
sold by GEORGE OPDYKE g. Co., q Nassau-st.
WNsLow & WILSON, 20 William-st.
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HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
NEw-YoRK. Friday, oct. 8, 1878.

NEW-NORk, friday, UCJ 8 DO
There is no change to note in the condition
al the local horse trade; the demand is limited. and
prices rule IN favor Of buyers
The following ere the sales effected at the principal
huction marts.
BY Arch Johnston at the horse mart in Thirteenth
n oaar Untversitv-uloce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-Coupon or
Registered. interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, Sl,0O0OO0.
For sale at the Office of the Company No as Cedar
ST.. n. Y. JONATHAN EDWARDS. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04
We annex closing rates:


The money market here is also greatly improved
The banks are gaining III the currency movement
and the premium on greenbacks rapidly disappear
ing-half per cent being the rate to-day. There is
more disposition to entertain propositions for call
loans. Seven currency and gold was the chief rate
with considerable doing at bonus of a sixteenth.
Government bonds have been buoyant and strong
under a sharp buying demand from the savings
banks, who are anxious to get back the stock sold
to fouify themselves during the pane. The general
market closed up strong We annex closing quota
tiOus:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

HowKs d MACY. Bankers, No 20 Wa-st., New
York, oner the same facilities to DeDosltors IN
corporated Banks, and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of -Four DER cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
&C. for Investors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

Inclufed in the above are 30 bales o arm
Forward deliveries ls lower Transactions at the
cesoni sales IS follows all on basis of los MiiIings
Sales last evening alter October 100 II ~: 100 II
l9.32ci 100 II 1885, December, 100 17asc February 100
l1S Total LIDO bales sales odsy up TO October.
400 Y 9l6c 100 II 1882 100 1885, 400 II 1732ci
BOO l7l 100 II l532; 200 II 1899 November 300, II
7l6o 100 17a- 100 u 7lGc 200 l7c; 700, II ll-32c
GOO l7se; 200 u ll32 300. II jlGc; 100 l7i4c De.
oemter 900 lis; 100 II j6 January, 300, l7e
600 l5'e March, COO 8e Total $500 bales Grand total
CANDLES-Ths market quiet steady We quote: Adamanne
6 or al &c., Sperm AZ 3O Patent I0c and Pane at 80
33c
22llc: Java, "a d2j i,c. gold
FLOUR AND MkAIhe Flour market opened dul small lots OF
shipping Extras hany ab; large lines firmly he The decline
10 exchange aud gold and liberal arrivals check the inquiry Me
dun gsde Of spring and Winter Wheat Extras dull and Old
rn brands strong AT tie close the market weak for most grades
under 49, but firm for grades shove: sales Of 900 bb including
1000 bbs City Ground Flour private terms We quote; %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

Our London correspondent ivo u With Toe ouoHhy
d.a oil sept 2D The trade daring the past Seek has been 'e
Al dvsueng hne Hop, Of ever description having she
Worcester Pair OF better than anticipated and good
etueeted the lesrungs hly mmniAn "e
9 dVsn Picking will be flashed Tor At leAit three weeks Au
generally hold their color; there are not 50 mA "o
expected. A., . . -, -. 49,. ~.
ogote pr IIsJ g24 s2S Good DO a. fZE0f-3 ",
shiopBg slsqs2O Common do at slO4si3 sifsN a"
.pd psnns; Long RE AZ SlGG3l7 short 90 a. 81 9s "
HkMP-Mafket dull but sesdI al lO. Eoil TAT Manila 'as
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THE MARKETS.


IOAfeIuIIT TeDOTte1 Tor THR rHIBrNE.f
FRIDAY Oct 3 1873
AsHBs-The receipts today pkg change
the demand ar quoted az - % Pearls dull and nominal
BROOhCORN AND BROOMS-The market for Corn is less active
but eadJi quote: Green ur prime CHOICE lOdl2c medium
SdlO DO Red 5dbci and do 4d4l2, cash.
quiet at about previous prices
BbESWAA-Ibere is but little no inquiry aid prices are nOmi
naly unchanged at 300 3jc for Western and Southern
COITONEay IN the day the Cotton
Grin with an upwai tendency
feenng quotations unchanged We quote as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

There was less active business in State bonds
than yesterday Tennesses were strong and higher,
selling at 7310H Missouri Is sold at SGl and
South Carolina, January and July issue, at II.
New-YOrk coupon and registered county loan
brought 1O3l. The following were the meager
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The days business at the U.

The days business at the L.. S. Sub-Treasury
covered:
Gold receipts . $685. SIS 90 Currency nlynt 1896 2l7 ~
Gold payments. l662j2 03 Currency balance 323- go j3
Cola ta'auce O21g - CusiOMs....... 2O1UOO 90
Currency receipts. Cl9,o4l %
A further reduction in the foreign exchange was
made to-day under tho freer supply of bills making
We nnneN closing rateS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

GwYNNE 81 DAY, No. 16 Wsll-st. buy and sell on
commission for cash or on time Railroad Stocks
Bonds and other secnriiies
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ghantes TOR Business mrH

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. - S2O,OJO
40 WANTED 10 purchase Of $50 acfesj Pnce tlJVOV
Laes1ed on railroad q mile hud % miles oa thr e ceg
e property present 100000 esn be
yar Ws-t here chance make your DEPOSITS ~ boi
ssy, Room l29.
FOR SALE-GROCERY STORE, near city
6ne location an established business AYq3 ~ IO44lA
CARfhh Co. q az - Jsy-,t
EOR SALE-llagnGcent WATER POW LR-
$50 boss 30 AID Sour Ef ln3 houses sfse 30 dAs
esse AsO extensive fF cr1. platform 900 taa1S one quses
also 900 acres uhe- pad forming & AL o. iag o. Ialoal
e lOars seD-ioh Call Cs dys OWNER Room 81
Assss. uscl toT 10 ssoa.sSglE 4. o.. Fous
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The quotations 0 bO
than halt grade above below grade luotel.
SAILS Tok PRESENT
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Schools.
Dancine Academies.

At TRENOR's ACADEMY OF DANCING
~ Lyric Hail. 728 SItsvc Open pupils attend ~ their
csavesenee and taught TO waltz separately send for circular
A D0DWORTHs CLASSES for ID ANGLING,
.As No. PIP Hitb-avc, corner Twenty -siHtl-st,
Will commence for Tie season SATURDAY, Oct IL.
Twice weck-Mondys Thursdays, Tuesdays aud Fridays
wednesdays and Saturdays
Once veek-Saturlsy mornings and FRIDAY evenings.
Gentlemen Monday and THURSDAY evenings
Send for circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04
LOAN FOR SL,S74,6OO 90
FOR THB
DEFICIENCY IN THU SINKING FUND
Section Three, Article Seven Of the Constitution.


The Of the Canal Fund b. virtue u The At eui
support The goyerBeut passed Agui ~
1906 with Three of Article Seven Of & Con
hcebf give notice that sealed proposals WILDE fecy A. Va
Canal Department until the 2Jth dsy Of October lust At u o'1
OF that day, for loan Of
One Million Nine Hundred land Seventy -fonr Thou
sand six Hundred Dollars.
Transferable Ceri6caes Of Stock PRINCIPAL AND
rBRRSr PAYABLE IN GOLD viii be suei hs o. tae ~
Ne~-York ee OF The Snsog Fund s
Tire OF tSe Constitution bearing . AZ no
siE per cent payable semtaunasl Ga ~, -
January Ju each year and the principal reimpg " ~
thousand gh hundred am ninety
IL to be understood 70 De a. liberty 70
accept or reject proposals II the oa arc NOS ' @ " s's
ouiuion SOW tie interests OF TIE statc
The proposals be for the whole any pa" @ an '' @
than 5000. ~. r. a. st-,s-
FUND.- and ncosei envops deed ;" ne A-"i d na an"
Department. Albany, n Y. -, - 49, a., -.
OF the proposal By the 30ih dsy Of ooooer nst4h1
deposag the 10 The crcth of The
York On account OF the Cana Fund
a. r. A. s M.nhsttan Company New-fOrk The msttBs
Of November 1870 e % received "a PpNnb Tor s
scupbons 10 the new loan -, ,..
a.. M ni ,.manaaA The hFsI DAYS Of Jknaay AMI iu hs
R.nE az lie MANHATTAN Company h the CITY Of Nes.lefk
Dated Caral Department. Albany, October I, 1873
JOHN G. ROBINSON
LeuL-G0gefuof.
NELSON K HOPKINS.
Comntrs ief.
G. HILTON SCRIBNER.
Seerfsv II State.
THOMAS RAISfS.
rcssorcs
FRANCIS o. BARLOW
Ato,res GeGefsa
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THE MONEY MARKET.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-10. o,cLoCKA. NJ

Official REPORT NJ y STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
oCT g. 1873.
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OrpcE ov FiPT1i ST. RAILROAD
No. LBS TnIRn. W. hRwY0EK sept %, 1873
pHE STOCKHOLDERS of this Railroad are

hereby notified thar their anna meeAag Tor the election o, Dc.
October the SD The pOis w at and close Of
that day. Books Of the oai vii be closed hom Sep ~
October 9h ncr, inclusive By Orie Of The Bosrj Dieto
CHARLES s. ARTHUR, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

Regular weekly sales at Barker Chase's CITY Auction
Mart and New-YorK Tattersalls tomorrow saturday.
che Ith inst, at IL a. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

sceguty has question viii hud me itui ao
most ehe Information concerning them IN THE FIhANCkR Tho
sane for ay conns important bond also articles Some
Possible Corpn.auon' late financial dsis'efs Tie Power 81
The omp National Banks and other valuable s On
banking topics - year 10 eeon per copy fnoAe''a
OMc,. 10 DeYst, n. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

domestic ft.'iF ''t tut Neth . /.
Total receipts since Sept. !, 1877
Total receipts for sane penod in
T.,,l receipts for zane period In
Tot.l reeeipts Tor same period In
Imports for the week.......:...
To.al Imports since Sept !, 1877
- f-.,fs fur aauns p.,trf Al
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financial
A RE YOU INSURED =

= OrstcE ~ 4HS RUTGERs TWE Insurance Co.
Chetham-s4 u.Te, junction Of Mott aGi N)rdasS
NEw -YOnK Sept 90 1873
The aruas ELECTION Boan OF Diector o. ts Co~pisI
a, tIs ofc. ON MONDAY. OcL o. 1873 Poi opened
from ~ oil . OC.O5A Ia. JOS W DUnLiSH, Sc0fe'iD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

s6orsrs, Carriages, harness, %r.
"A FIVE-YEAR OLD Major Winfield COLT
over 10 hands gated. show 200 with road
gon made bv Brewster Boomest set Of Harness sold cover
IsigmeDt also splendid top Buggy NJ b CRASIO 100 LII-ey
AT BARKER & CHASE's
~ CITY AUCTION MART AND " 7. TATIERsALLS
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND IhlRI 1hlNIH-SIu
MAJOR G. ". BARKER AUfIIONEkk,
REGULAR SALE or --
TROTTERS. ROADSTERS. FAMILY, BUSINESS AND WORK
HORSES,
CARRIAGES. HARNESS, &c.
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SAI UkDAH,
AT II O'CLOCK
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
And the following for city bank shares

petition is in circulation for signatures Of men,
bers of the Stock Exchange asking the Governing
Committee to add the following to the bylaws of
the Board of Brokers. The plan is modelled some
what after the English system, and seems to meet
with much favor on the part Of members OF the
Stock Exchange:
In addition to present methods OF buying and selling
1st and 18th OF each month shall be settling days for all
transactions "for account" whenever the regular
shall be deferred to the next regular business day
a. Each new account shall commence three business
days prior to the 1st aud 18th OF each month. Is-
terest on accounts running three days or over
TO the seller at the rate OF six per cent per
annum TO be calculated by days. according TO BANK
usage Mutual deposits II called for by either buyer or
seller shall be made according to PROVISIONS OF Aftce
seller for account" to satisfy his contract with pur
by O'Clock Of settling day the purchaser shall
proceed TO have the stock bought In according 20 pro
visions OF Article 25 Of bylaws 1t being conditioned
however that the officer OF the Board shall close the
contract at difference of 10 per cent from sale price,
without interest calculation, unless he can buy AZ OF
Do 10 5s I oeoaV. to fuT"lS uceS tso At periods o
great speculative activity for renewal contracts Offsets pr0r to hD
NOTE object limitation clause is sudden and
are disastrous to the general business OF the stock Exchange and
Ultimate s s'a as sUa,dS S % o so' for oHs &
viii show that the average range Is much es than zen pr cent
sSsS ssS of fP frequent aaa e as Tue clause '''
The earnings of the Milwaukee and ST. Paul Rail-
way for the fourth week in August 1873, were !:
$3.50 800; in 1872, $27O46 increase, S5O,554; for
the month, 1873, S761 800; 1872 $685. 729 increase
S2O201
The earnings Of the st. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern Railway Company for the month of August
1873 were S2j,3l2; August 1872, 1927 522; increase
S23.7O.
The earnings of the Indianapolis Bloomington and
Western Railway for August 1873, were Sl59S44 q; ;
for August, 1872, S117, ,4OS OF gain, SS5,936 49,
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court. yesterday, Wllia ~ ~
Smith charge attempting 70 pass 0s S the
Sbesl and On committed default Of a
Al the Yorkvine Police Court, yesterday. Eva
p9sS y 1 ,.1r S % an SaR roS sSi s5c c % the Man
% 8 cosS cS1 nd SS: Ss1G eT
s. ooo bal to answer charge Of s q S Sbs S ." charge q stealing
81 worth Of jeselIy from Isaac Wolf
Deputy Sheriff William II. Shields conveyed from
the TTs Robe9 S & Paterson ro Scse ~ ss on Sept grand
and 70, s So bsn Ta DO say harm
and sentenced to Imprisonment and sI menih
sgsy & ss'Sod OF cT Franz Bayer ard Morn. Walker Who
jointly charged with robbery pleaded guilty. anu were
AT the Essex Market Police Court, Yesterday be,
SAndey, Barney hennlng was eomnea ~ s ~
JdnSUa Summons No. 2Si alleges that be stole
wearing ,pps TTh lVs ~ s, No. g5 IIiOrpy. occupied
By Recorder Js%cs smith stealing thstfC I've table cloth.
SO%m SSl IL dsfauli Of s. 600 to General Sessions
At the Court of General Sessions, yesterday, be-
fore Judge Sutherland AsasSnt s ~ su Crsn KcbSe
SO South HihsVe July and stealing rom MN @
the state Prison for 70 J% o MSSs1n1 s6.ga
st. on MAY 30 soqud ..Jms Reilly cabinet maker OF no
2o2 We; III SP 2fp pe..1 s Of e No. an III iF% West Tsa
sIths July 80 and sent to the Penen'sy oT r months:
was found guy Of beating Adam yonderhd Of First
and June IL was res9%meodea 70 'Se mere ~
Mckenzie, police oReer Aug. 26 and was sent 70
Ire State Prison four years. Charles Brown pesde9
guilty to attempt stealing pOekebook containing articles valued
AZ - owned by Pauline No 1873 Paohst, Bookn sal
was reoaie sentence Accused street hs and MADE ts
attempt Fourhave August 10 John spsuding peaa
guilty 10 enaTge Of burglary the third degree in forcing the
Dillon 426 East TRtbst the aigh Of August
and stealing unmse wooeu shirts vaned $50 The pea was se
sentenced four the state Prison lhOma
Lynch pleaded guilty charge Of petit larceny in seahlg type meta
wine f $40 The property Robert j. Johnston OF No % Dnane
ON August 22 the Penitenay for I months
pleaded guilty attempt stealing wearing apparel Vand
at sI42 Lowenhsl Of No 79 Csna August ~
and the Penitentisry for John WISE who a.
uld Juia and the Boulevard while Walk
july 49, and stole 81 from her sent 70 me
unatc Blackweps Island he pronounced insane V
The Iuuhs nhKslelan.