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New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
LIVE STOCK MARK ETs.

NEvYoRK Sept 3-BEgyRs-Tbse receipts or ses Jes
Arrivals to-day II cars 81. ana 10 ol al
BUYERS the than eRe fourth 2 the catts
sod Of the market The BIDS we're Al upes
Of iac the limited transactions at lOUl2te
n with OF Idy Cherokee cattle so
72tc. y n. TO dress "a n to the gross cwt -
CALyRs-ecep $50 head yesterday and 56O eday Tho
about 699 tor coarse TO pae Vesh
SHEEP AvD - 24s head to-day ssa
ga cars head yesterday Sheep lar steady 1t 80
62c = 10. aud ordinary extra lambs we're selling slowly o~oe'
= n. . A.
Hume Elliott sold POI State sheep II h. average at 5'i 80 Do
73 n Al 57; do 81 &C. So DO, 100 % a. 6tc l9i
Canada lambs 50 H. at &c and 52S 10, SO d. at 9c
James SO state lambs 81 average st1'e 0i d. %
H. az Z 5se: sud 1S DO, SO 10, AZ &c.
Jaii BucEiDgham sold PIG sheep SO average, &C.
100 sheep. 81 average Ose III de-
97 ia do II d. at 1's aud 90 Delaware anbs oS
SwSE~Todays arrivals S275, and receipts YESTERDAY
29t7 This market Quiet for ye hogs, a. 4os ~ VIVA
City slaughtered declined under the
aud closed With active demand at 6i4d7c y b.
BrprALo Sept 3-CATTLE-Reoepts to-day iscuug 25
ported 1880 head making the total supply for the veek
thus 1904 head Az against 3A for the same le
decline or 122 head
ranging from l0j7 b to lso D, az - 81 2qs6 IL:
100 head Ohio rsHgng 939 b 70 ~ h. At ~ Zo1
IS 262 from 914 n 20 ,l07 d. az
81 25d$4 so; 81 head Missouri se arerasng 2l3 d. a. %;
3 head Indiana ranging from ll9 to 6O2 H. At - l3I
ass 20; 90 head Michigan steers avertgng S73 b At $3 90
GANBs-Recepts to-day. nendins reported arrivals.
head making the total supply for the week thus far SZus
head sgsn 10000 head for the time last The market
opened scve bat before became dull % h of on al grades en
closing pes sales 469 bead Oho sheep ranging from 81
81 B 81 1895 10 l52l bead Michigan sheep, ranging
from go to 81 TO- 81 70dS4 rs 1879 head Canada lambs ranging
from "a 10 SO 10, at S6d$6 90. o,oo =.
HOGs-Recepts to-day including reported arrivals 24O0 head.
king for hos far 1910 bead ssna
2 500 time ist week The market continues
eu fall Of rses some 80 or 40 loads we're s
good at 81 65GS5 choice Illinois grasser Sas
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
DEPARTURE OF FOREiGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. SEPT. 4.

THURSDAY. SEPT. 4.
Plymouth Cherb0urg and Hamburg steam
slesia. 1l3O Supplementary Mai for double
matter Is closed the Post Ohce al 10
Mails for Havana Nassau steamship Cleopatra close
Al m Supplementary Mail Tor double postage letters and
pud matter closed the POstOhce at 24O Steamship sails
D. mL. from Pier No. N. r.
FRIDAY sHPT. ..
Mails for Pansma AspnwA the Central American South Pa
ehe ports per steamship Colon close a Steam
slip sails at 10 ~ from Pier No. az, n. X.
Mails for Kingston Jamaica. and Hay, BY the steamship Atlas
close Supplementary Mail for double postage letters and
printed at the Post0ce at 240 Steamship sails
,. from Pier No. ~ \. X
Mails for Newfoundland the New York Pe06ce diy
6 .. n. via Halifax
fiy al ,. N, and goes via Boston
SATURDAY, SYPT g.
Mails Britain France Queenstown and Liverpool
by the steamship Adriaue 1880 Supplementary Mail
letters and printed closed al the
LAS IN. Steamship sails at IN. from White Star Dock
Closed Continental and Bremen Mails Bremen per steamship
postage printed closed the Post0ce l:l5
D. NJ Steamship sails m. from foot Of Third ST. Hob0kn
Direct Prussan closed Mai bY this line
direct Be HAVre, by the steamship 81
Laurent Up Steamship sails at from Pier No.
50N.R
Mails for Havana direct and MeIco the steamship Cuba
Supplementary Mail for double postage letters and
printed closed At the PoSt0@ce at II 4O steamship
sails al - IN.
tnp sails at } D N, from Pier No 20 T. X
SUNDAY. SEPT. T.
All Malls close stlI O'Clock The tOsohce tOm "a
u o II a. n.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
pAssRNcERS ARRIYED.

FOR LIvERPO0-Ir si,om'AV Bus,,a SIT ~ o n
Fsedn.n Ms ThOmP,Os Ms: Poo e' Can't M Bns n
Msrqusnd Miss Lima M.rousDd M ohameean d A, M,yica5
prle, IN s. Tus urA Lawrence and da1gbtef ~;
raias & Res Johnston Mr. wson John m'nnl' Mis-
W.ep Miss o. Cunun CHAM. Mrs Izie Ms q ~ 20 Nh ~,
Is.s x,s children Mrs. CaTmicnssi shh en
Frser and infant Mr. and M Co'hnF .t oen % r " P,iT
nm s.rent T. schmii r. b. Chsholn A. TIo,es
W. Wa y Bridge wfs and nadi II watson. . Nj aIGfSe' %
IL q nov. and niece Mrs W. T. Halloween a. ~ nrossb ~
hrs uno.sd p Howes snd wife o. G. Read A. j. Laae
iI nj, and Mr.. Wedderspoon Mr.. and Mrs m he,eis VI
a. mah snS "a NJ. Chsmberu Miss Chsmberln snd children,
R,es "a Wstson TAYLOR w Moyan the rev H. brosh arc
~ NM Nc Mls and maid W. Watson An1 son, WI ana nj
R.,cS Ms. Rs.ton child H. J. Hal X Chandst waller h
ss and wife the Bdge ard sif H. H. Dodge nF SPo,
iI ", .1d Mrs. George Campbell g. Lode the Hon Pei
& Yard Miss Des and mai MRS r. Barton ana infant
NJ. II Uenner Mr. Bernley J. Bfori, q. c. PoserA . -
p)R OLIsGOW-fa steamer Hdltd sept ID feInanu1 m
r.ws, Geo DE Brush Geo W tombstone Chss o. Benntu NJ
Dion WIN Gysser p Cne hn M Harrison hd infant pt ~ "
Whvte sdv Jno Hobson Ch h hoosoh joseph Yam W. '"
Robertson and lAdT w A. PART . -, q. n c,
s, ,,rt n oyerncr of JamscA Lady Grant and servant
Mr. McSab HoJes r. Miles, T. Monlaio James hal2hl NJ
Uourpner C. Jerat M LVon Miss Lyons Miss r. L|ons ana
servant Mrs Teurt1rdo Mrs Menan and two edfen Mr. loulsh
Mrs infant, Miss Patterson M MIua s" A' ~"
McNair. hey. w. hGrrsy, X. Sutherland
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
PASSENGERS SAILED.

PROM GLAsGOw-Ia steamship Vsstor1d Sept 3-w.
wife Semple John Mcwher Mis- Mewbrte W. Harbotts
L7Cn James BaD Jane. Bryan and uil, D. Baker Me-
Williams BmmersOn Prof J. Emmerrop, Mrs j. H. Hoose
S 6a MSSsl S S GS 3 k'S Miss BS S pf
G Nc Il ss Mss %,sn sGn M Hbo Z Pss Pa
and wife Rev kch,Td'S3 Rev. Baker EnOcA
b. S.'S ni', HSo n Mss Fsssas Il psict W + cSs wSpD
C. oaselns'& & PE%a A"Is. S Rev B. "it4ssr:poqp
TsT EsTdsy. Ai:: so"Ia sSa.E Mr.. T. R.%:S' hia
X Mole Mrs Doinson Alfred Gan, Rev L. Berkeley Rev
D. a kaS1 and and & e M
H1i1soS AP T sOec o. I Pc Bo, Po Rl. cO B
:45a ssa Ss:si s:s 6h.. sos Vie
wife 1sa 5f children Mn s.5 TOSSdf % and 1Fss & , G & Pre-
SNOW and VIE. Mrs G Fraser Miss A. Rrsse Miss PIa.sr
f1sg Tsosp.oa me- fsa:i C. ca%PSs T""
Mana koGn w. sS:ss and % 10y III. l. ssvsi Mr. F.sbI.
%i Sii c: ss rex ssGs NJ
S..ls sf.i t.ns :sa f.%s .s Mn VAT,
lqo u W p Bsr.cI Mr.. w.sStan and daughter MI VOL and
csD ,na & "a vS k I: Ssh Me- tJH. Sfs @
haR hSS.. s wSs Ea. NJ H. E s... r s:, S;sTi "a.
Lewis Col Mex Hudson Mr. hAtsss MrA Dodge and son
may ' re- S ds 5sns'i co'f s
a S 2 'Ss nv Ss, vi ne ss.Sn @ sSd ssoshtsr Jones NJ
Johosoa I MslSen hew,en svsl, ldy child infant s.
yAcobson hia suekney Miss Kellogg Mr. sne M SuRm,n NJ
MseAtee, The Hon w NJ Bliss Miss BseinAn n Hgpson Dr. Sa.
wills and Sdy o. W Rggs Mrs Day and daugbter Miss Prsne.
and sister Mr. W Topping Meahlon Mr..
Oehn. Mss Rankin Mr. humpes and two chldreS M
T. Hslfo Miss McksD, Mr. Rush lady daaghters and mad IL
seaongood the Rev seagten d. The Rev uAnison D.
the Rev q hAe mr. Soooy MI fsehire Mr. Smith LADY infant
Grape Mr. BrOdon O. s. Hubbard, lady And thT,. ,rIi
dreb HnbbArd and maid. Miss Russell and maid Roh
Mrs. Archer Lord stenersdsle and servant Mr. Hses Schultz
Mr. MeEAb M Bocth lady infant children two ,d. NJ
CObshaS Young q. Crawford Hale LADY ana ipfsnt a.
Tba,ehe lady, Mrs Goue and daughter B. How M n Herr
Mr. Mao. and maid. Al
Smith Van scLaeh BSner lady and two daughters Cook and
and child Baron {. r. Osacken,
Isson n KnOeder y o. Day, Lamp. j. DiIon LADY aud .o
children Bolton, A. Hense hrL heFes0n r. Sieot M
RsWsou, W. Bell
FOR 'LIvERpOOI-la steamship FlsoHtiH, Sept 3-w T.
K0t r. Charl Mrs Hs. Briggs, Mrs j. w. Arf0n Capt
Dan Mr. aud Mathaf, Misses Liza, BiEA.
BSh CAOA sherSOoi AAs sherwood hr GeOns Nj sa
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
DECIsIONS-SRPT. 3.

Supreme Couvt-SpecidI Tefm-By Judge Daniels
In The matter Of for continuation
must prevail (see ouuionj Williamson Mason 6eMoon de-
MED with $40 ee ODiaon Bse Franklin ct aL-Mohon
denied.
Superior Court-Specidl Term-Bv Judge Van Worst
Hoffman ag s-OGer OF reference to ascertain profits &c
VIM The Sun Mutual Insurance COmpan-der that
order the calendar The People er REL
Green.OrdeT that alternative mandsDs issue
Common PieGs--SpeciGl Ierm-By Judge c. J. DAILY.
Davis 0DobohueMouon granted Van Tux sgt Van Iuh
Reference Gerahghty ag Hesin-CprOn VIM walsh ag
May wahhDvOIee granted plaintiff Michael Flynn sg ben
Fun-Beerence ordered Christian Derenger sg Ca'AeTAe
observation-disclosures granted plaintiff
Marine Court CkdmberS.-By Judge Gross.-Skelly
ag Chicago Northwestern Railway COMoon denied, with
SO costs.
By JUDGE Spsuldng.Jones agt LOmbAedo-Seed Boyd sg
Seger-Setlcd.
Bv Judge senGlsgher NewYork Brick COMPANY
81 Farrell KOghohOn granted with
UammAnn-MOlOn denied with SlO costs
mem) Manifestation denied with 81 costs 70
plaintiff abide Cake ag GodsenMotion denied With
abide (See with Cerkl MuT agt Welsh
Motion except Main sgt HaaMoton granted
$40 defendant abide event LOweDbug auSen
for trial for Oct 10 granted With tlO costs
plaintiff sbide Cnch Bamha-Order substituting
cOmpanst and in lien OF original &c,
raned REHABILITATION 20 dismiss action granted with
Dufv.Mouoh to vacae Judgment OF Aug 10
granted and giving plaintiff leave begin d Bsh sg edden
A Mcbride granted GoOdknd
ping- Motion denied with 81 costs to defendant
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
OFFICE OF FISK & HATcH.


No NAssAU-ST., NEw-YoRK, Sept. l, 1873.
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD is now
completed and in regular operation. To increase Its
equipment and perfect its terminal facilities and
deep-water connections with European Steamship
Lines, and to accommodate the heavy coal and min
era traffic together with the growing iron and mis-
cellaneous local and through business now pressing
upon the Line, we are selling, on behalf of the Com
pany, limited amount of their SEVEN PER CENT
GOLD BONDS, secured by mortgage Henson the whole
valuable property at 90 and accrued interest; $1,000
each either coupon or registered payable in gold
coin. in NewYork City. principal and interest In
tercst Jan. and July l.
We also have a small amount of the OLD SIX PER
CENT GOLD Bonds OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO !;
the price of these is Ss and accrued interest They
are issued in denominations of $780, $500. and $1,000
interest payable May and November. The property
has cost already upwards of SSSOO00OO, and is con-
stantly increasing in value. We can recommend
both classesof bonds which selling rapidly, with
great confidence.
We also continue to deal in Government and Cen
tral Pacific and Western Pacific Bonds execute or
ders at the Stock Exchange for investment Stocks
and Bonds, receive Deposits, on which we allow in
terest at the rate of per cent per annum and con-
duct general Banking business. FISK & HATCH
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04

Extra mails for Europe Tomorrow, per steamship
Slesa, will close at 1:30 p. M. at the Mer-
chants Exchange. Nos. 80 and 80 Pine-st.
Speaking OF the Exchange market, an evening
paper money articlel contains the following:
The market for foreign exchange has been completely
demoralzed by bills borrowed and thrown on the mar
ket from second hands. The amount thus offered mas
been very considerable as the Tendencies. Doln OF inc
gold and currency loan market, lead borrowers 10
strengthen themselves by making loans for CD days
through the medium OF sterling bills may be estimated
approximately and ia shown to be much less than the
aggregate OF daily rates likely to prevail FOR the use OF
ROd during the ensuing two months Thus the borrower
OF sterling must pay commission OF per cent tor its
sO-day bill at maturity with sight exchange. which
would cost (assumne rales OF exchange not 10 vaIS at
an enhanced rate equivalent to per cent per annun.
Even admitting that rates OF exchange advance ono per
cent by settlement, the total cost to the borrower
h made only III per cent per annuIn.
on other hand he can loan the gold which ne re-
epyes st per cent per annum, obtaining currency as
security which again he can lend at q per cent per
year thus recouping himself for all his outlay. ANY
fluctuations in the exchange market or London rate OF
discount downward IN the interval Will favor the Dor
rover and 1t is not surprising that many needy ope
rators avail themselves OF the medium OF borrowed
sterling to x their time loans on snch moderae ssIs
under the most adverse condition or anars, win very
considerable chances in their favor for doing better
All which would no doubt prove very successful
and entertaining if none Of the calculations should
fail: but kite-hyng is risky business and in the
form of borrowed bills has sometimes proved very
disastrous. The money market was more active
again, and borrowers Oh stock collateral paid 6G7
All. gold, per cent on demand loan, the high rates
being occasioned by the movement in gold. The
leading bond-h were accommodated at 4a5 per
cont the rates to which money broke at the close.
Government bonds have shown no new feature
but the offerings are still light. The new ives
in better inquiry, as the Western banks are taking
them in round lots of 100000 to $4,000 each day.
the bonds furnishing basis for the enlargement of
their circulation under the late act. Only about
eight millions new currency of the original S54OOO00O
provided for remain undistributed and the occasion
of the Western banks Fastening to take advantage
of this is due to the expiration Of the option on the
18th of the present month The market closed
strong Fisk a. Hatch report as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
sECOND BOARD-l p. NJ.
Sales Of SLATE BOnds-Rdlr0ad Bonds-Bdnt and Rd
r0dd-ErpTeSs Stocks fc.
SALES FROM 81 O'CLOCK r. NJ. TO CLOSE or BUsI-
NEAS. O'CLOCK 2 NJ.
WEDNESDAY. Sept. 3-P. NJ.

The stock market opened with irmness. and during
the early part of the day fractional advance was
made in prices, the Vanderbilt stocks Erie, Pacific
Mail and Wabash, taking the lead in activity. New
York Central advanced to 1851 closing at 1867 Lake
Shore to SO, closing at 92,, and Western Union to
92. closing at 92. Erie advanced from 59l to 59I, in
sympathy with an improvement at London, where
the stock was affected favoTably by the announce
ment of the dividends declared here yesterday,
while the effect Of the dividends here, if they had
any effect was the reverse. Pacific Mail rose from
439 to AL, and closed at A4i. Wabash was
quite lively, selling at 69a7O!, the former
quotation being seller three days and
the latter for cash sales in the regular way
having been 6}lV69l all which shows decided sigus
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS

ALnANv Sept 3-wbea fair demand fsl prees ss. car.
New White State 81 50 kJe-sOaoOc 70! AeS aud
OOc for Old State; demand fair Oa more aes ss 10 -rs ..
New White Western al 4Sc eady Western rel 5Dg66s
Barley entirely nominal 81 20aS rs for Sirro.e State ssies
No Sir roued 81 20. Barley Malt fair den1ns
tall
TOLEDO sept steti Whea-Demand good AZ nn prees
sales Of Mehgaa at 81 B Amber Michigan spot 90
81 20 IA seller October 81 45 NO Rcd
SPOT 81 6 ser september 81 as No. DO spot 81 as sellr,
September 81 43s. Red 81 al Rejected sl 81 No As
beru good demand al ~ t41stc fOs Hxh
Mixed spot 47sie las, halt Of SEPTEMBER t9c oeobsr 49.
Noyember, Low MIed, 47; felos 4Sd; White, oOc Oats
STEADY at 3Gc for No. SS for No. % for Rejected Freghts
EnSsto. gLglOc eoepts-4 900 bush. Wheat 2Oes
bush Corn shpnen2i0O0 basH. Wheat $4,000 bUsn Cor
900 bush. Oats
Buyy.Io SLake and s Imports for the A' e hoss;
Wheat I67 900 bush Com 73261 bush Oas 80 500 bush
Fur 10 7sS bba Canal shpmentsWhea 1891 bush Corn.
30 72O bush Oais 10000 bush Ha etports-Mheat TlFs
Wheat 10 c 9tc oats 6c Flour quiet Western Sprny
5OasTi Bakeu. S70$Si Amber 81 5OGsS 50 White &9T
80 % Wheat h s,nag Ady.nos gc1 sase ssss q 1000
$3.50, Milwaukee No. spring s1 i0 Chicago No. sprpg ~ 81
Mich 81 7OaN ~ Coru drmi sales Of 10000 bgsh
High Corn 55c 1900 bush no. , lal 5sc;
l0OO0 basa. Western Nv. A. 6Ae oAS E sss VI lb0so
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpoy Sept 3-l2:30 P. m.-Bre Railway shares, t7S
LryREpOoI Sept 3-l2:3O mCotionSsie. q UpsBt hs
basis OF Low Mdinss, deliverable september st l3 loi
LfvERPooL Sept 81 m-The Cotton msrke, shade srner
MddnR Ubands S7 Mddmg Orleans 9s sales H. 900 bAes
inculng , 900 for sleculatOn aud export
LONpOS Sept 3-l:30 D. m.--kue Railway shares. 477s
LoypoN Sept 3-l:4O p m.-Ere Railway share. asa
IoSpoN sept B-2 D m.-Bre Railway shares 48la
LIVERPOOL 80 m.Land 39l 4 cWt P0rk TO- v sti
for New Mess
LosDoS Sept 80 30 mEhe Railway shares 4sis Pans -
vices quote Rentes at 57L 95c.
LosDoS, Sept 3-3 y. m.-Ere RsilwaY shares 47Ts
sept $3.50 y. m.-krie Railway shares 4Sis BIS
patches Paris quote Rentes a. 57L o. isc
ASrwERP. SeJt L-Petroleum 39f Fine Pale American
LONDON. Sept 3-4 p m.-Bre Railway shares A.
LosDoS. Sept 3i;30 p m-lonsols r noney 92s for The
account, 92Ll Paris dispatches Renes at 37f ooc
LIVERPOOL Sept 343 nor the sales Of Cotton, todsy
1000 bales American Of Orleans the basis Of Low Nd
ding, deliverable September, At 3D.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04

The gold market has been quiet and without
special feature again to-day with the range OF the
price 115i0116s and the bulk of business 115sGl16.
While the bull clique apparently have this market
under full control, and able to press their ad-
vantage whenever il desirable. they have yet
shown no disposition to make any special demon
stration against the cash gold, and the highest
consideration paid for the use of coin to-day was
sixteenth per diem the other rates being -, 364
and 1854 of one per cent TO fiat, l. 2, 3, T. 5. D, and
even per cent being paid to have late balances
carried over. Ii j. believed. however, that the
CLIQUE lent the bulk if not all their gold. at bonus
Drawers of exchange were offering sterling bills at
low rates and almost any price would bring out bils
so anxious were bankers to prepare for any drive
against the cash gold. The London market differed
very mmaterally from yesterday, money being less
easy than of late and Erie active and feverish,
selling at Al ais! !947. though ConsOls and United
States bonds were steady. The Assistant Treasurer
redeemed $4,000 called j20s disbursing S9l 900 coin
interest. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was as follows: Gold cleared, 800, 10000; ;
gold balances, S29i7,765; currency balances
Si149,l59. The quotations were as follows:
lO:OOllG Il$o g 100 .ii5s 2:5o. ll6's
1883 i5SS 5S iis 49, !oS a5S lie
The days business at the u. S. SubIreasury COM
prised -
GoM receipt. . s4easO7 7s cueu'y o.rmts ss4 7a7'5i
S g g Customs as% balance. 80 s36t $500 90 %
CSrr.Dcy CH-r Ucj'IyS;i receipts. 2is,67s So
Foreign Exchange has been weak and disocated.
The official rates of the leading drawers were re-
duced to 1O7 a1OS for long and short bills, but bus
ness might have been done ) per cent lower so de-
sirous of selling their bills were drawers We annex
nominal rates:
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
ARRrsrs Ply suERIFF's orrIcERs.

Herman Jacobs was arrested, yesterday, by
Special Deputy Sheriff at the suit OF Julius Nathan j.,
and Morris j. Newitter merchants doing business at No.
al broadway who charge him with detraudng them OF
ssss 6s In goods which he induced them by false repre-
entatiOps 10 deliver to hun credit Nov. So lSe9
In defant OF $500 bail the accused was sent to Ludlow
- sIaiI by deputy Sheriff JudsOn Jarvis. Sophia
chaefer having begun action IN the supreme Court
10 recover $4,000 from Max Goldsmith for seduction
"a breach Of PROMISE Goldsmith arrested yeser-
dsT upon an order issued by Judge Fancher requiring
hj,o 10 give hail in 1900 default Of which Mr. Jarvis
senf lin 10 LudlOw-sL jail.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04

against Mr. Cody CLERK Of Arrears. were sranted oy
Judge Fancher yesterday, to show cause Why attach
ments should not issue against tnen' or conlempI IN
not yacating assessments by order oi the CourI lho
answers Will be made on the sth inst
Judge Van Voorst of the Superior Court
Granted an alternative mandamus, yesterday on the
application Of WIN f. Mcnamara compelling the Con-
troller to show cause why he shall not pay James
pm late Clerk Of the Court OF Special Sessions his
ac,orr for Jnne and July last. Several weeks ago
Judee Daniels refused mandamus TO compel pay
, rate o az 0O0 per annum the ground that tue re-
istor forfeited MS place by accepting an election 70 ,e e
Nav last and therefore is entitled TO the pay for June
and July last.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
CALBNDARS-THs OAr.

kUPREhR NOVRT-fANChkk, j.
l6 Riggs sgt Paine. ll3.. .Suons agt Boehn ct al
Co ia In the &c. Thomp-
sgt Page et al son az. fA1 Ness
l09.. .ROsenberg ag. Rosenberg.
GENERAL SRssioEs-SUrHRRIAND J-Edsad Meaney robbery
George burglary JOHN DoBhue John Gallagher
Dennis Cutting and Michael Buckley oDou assault aud bat
Thomas ONe feloDous assault aud battery Rudolph Feg
James Mcclure and Thomas Murray
burglary B. Cornell buTglsry william BegsIom Two cases
Hen Thomas MOnsghan Michael Doy and James
McQuse burglary William Prentice and William White burglary;
Cobsfh and Henry McCan, burga; William Thompson
Nolan and Lewis Gotye burglary Thomas
and John urpn burglary John kourke larceny VIM
Louis Pnes james Anderson Fceny John
Thompson Ogery william Banks, forgery, George Smith, lsIessJ
fromt The
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
CIVIL NOTES.
County

The September term of the Kings County
Court will begin on Monday OF next weeh' Inc ei,n
~,a, ,,,, ho caIed through on that day, and the
drst week will be given 10 the trial OF elVli cases
In the Marine Court, yesterday, in the case
Of Guernsey agt Yenni, order to show cause why II
ebould not be reopened obtained, Yesterday, Dy
FRANCIS Lawt0n. jr attorney for the pianIu reIuin"
Dle on the 10Th inst.
Two orders against the Controller and two
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04

Of corner in the stock. After o'clock prices
declined In tho entire list tho uncertainty Of tho
future of the money market having very likely some
influence npon the market. The Vanderbilt stocks
declined above noted and Erie fell off TO 59s The
Investment shares were steady small dealings,
Delaware Lackawanna and Western selling at 1904,
and Michigan Central at 90@9O!. Miscellaneous and
express shares continue dull aud devoid of interest
The following were the opening highest lowest. and
closing prices of active stocks sold to-day:
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NORTH Riy,r vesSts and Rasrodds

SEPT -2i pkgs Ashes pkgN Beswax 62 bb Copper 23A
bses otop 641 pigs Dried Fruit 1883 bbs kgs' SIli bbs
Flour rs 25 bush Wheat 859 bas CO 40 300 bysh osts.
200 buh Mali, 1868 bush Rve lg0 Frse,d 242 bags
seed 81 bales Hemp Is bales Hops 5S5 Hides 269 e hides
1920 sides Leather 477 bb Rodn - bb Spirits farpeniAe.
So bales bb Lard oil 749 pkg Pork, l77 pkrS Cs
Meats los pkg. nu 800 pkg. Cheese 225s S Lard
35 pkg Taow 25l pkxs sean 1873 bags Pnat 03O pkgA
starch il2 hhd Tobacco lsJ pk Tobacco 229 bales WOOL sfs
bbls Whisky
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04

State bonds were rather more active, New-York
registered bounty loan selling at 104.. Missouri Skies
At GA and Tennessees at ssass sfhe following
tha bids
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
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