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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23
TWO STORY BRICK RESIDENCE AND TWO Vale
UABLE LOTS OF GROUND. on Rousseau: strevl
Fourth District.
SUCCESSION OF DR. n. NJ. DoWLER. DECE'SEO
Second p.:,.ci -Four: Tor the PARISH Of O!?ed"s@
No. 81 800.

tSr NASH s. HDDGSOS.-W. H0OGSONs
ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. Carondeie: street"
on SATURDAY. April ), 1873. AT twelve oc!ocS
IL at the st. Charles Auction Exchange. IN the
pa :. ment retinda of the st. Charles Hotel in this
rty BY virtue and in pursuance of an order 81 th's
Hon l. |. TissOt Judge of the Second District
Court tor the parish of orleans. dated February
D. 1915 docket no. 1890. for account of she sue"
cess on OF Moses NJ. bowler. deceased. at pub:9
auction will be sold
TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, to9efheP
with the Improvements thereon, situated an the
Fourth District OF this citE, IN the square boundeS
y. Rousseau Lev.c First and SOrapEru streeta
designated a. lots Nos and 2, which adlOin eacS
~ thor. and measure each 80 feet inches front OS
Rousseau street, by depth OF RS feet inches Q
lines bet wesn parallel lines, according f"a pam
made. by i4ol,l. ii. Pile, surveyor, dated Novembe8
j. 1872 and now exhibition at the place OF saise
The improvements on lot Nc. consist ot . liande
some and well built two story brick slate root ftSGo
dencr known as No. 1873 Rousseau street, and coiSo
tains u wide hall. two parlOrs, dining room ana
kitchen below with four or hve EoOHs ab0VtS
cistern etc. The whole IN Eer! tdls order ans
repair. -,
Lot No i. vacant aud the two lots, ~ish sb0
improvements will be sold in block.
Terms and ConditiOns-One third cash on The spO7s
in United States treasury notes and the DalS tt AZ
six twelve eighteen and twenty fouT months, iN
uutess0ualy divided, bearing eight pet cent intefs
est and special mortgage with vendors privilege
from dav of sale until sid with the usual clause o.
nv. per ct Mt for attorneys fees in of suit tho
buildings be kept fsllv insured, and the police
to b. transferred 10 the hsld.rs OF th" credis
notes.
Act, o. sale fore ~. y. Kitinpetes. norsHT puR
lie at Tn. expense. of the purchaser, including fD
taxes for the y.aE 1879 and up 20 the day OF 5%l1
NH! u % app
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VALUABLE MARBLE MILL. WITH ENGINBo
BOILERS AND MACHINERY, AND EIGWP
LOTS or GRoTND On TCHOUPITOUIAS AE0
WATER STREETS. I.twa.n Washington sn9
sI.'., street, Oh .a.T :'tms. ~ ILhll" ~'.ct!oso
SII.ESs.,T OF CHARLES n. GARBhH DR
CEASED 20 i..!C!DATE \ COPARTEE2sHtdso
Srcoal pi.',c: Court for 'I- :H -. .; @.."AnO@
No, .,.Gs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23

Oi X. NJ. & q. ,. Nf0NTEOMERS-
Id R. NJ. Montgomery. AuctiOneer.-WiiI be sold
on WEDNESDAY, March 26, 1873, at eleven o'clock.
at corner Natchea and Camp streets
Hair Cloth and Rep ParlOr Suits: Walnut Rose.
wood and Mahogany Victoria Bedroom Suits, with
glass door Armoirs; Library Suits Mantle Mirrors,
Reception and Hall Chairs, Library Tables, etc.
every kind of furniture belonging TO q first Glass
hOuse. All new and in perfect order
TermsCash il United States treasury EeteA
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SUCCESSION OF EMILE ToRREGRoss,.
80 c,,y.UIT. AuCrEoNFER-of,o.

sa,ona o;s.ric. Cour. for the Parish OF Or.sans-
no 3,9D.o
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Iyf &. DE FERRET & CO.-JOHE g. MOI
- rose. AuctiOneer-Office No. 50 Royal street.
On THURSDAY. April 10, 1873 at twelve O'Clock N ,
at tine st. Louis Auction Exchange, in the basement
aotunda of the 1T Louis Hotel. will be sold by
puOhc aGctiOn. by virtue of Judgment rendered
~ tho Hon. A. l.. Tis50t, Judge of the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated
February q. 1873, and amended March 3. 1873, a.
reCtinG the sale Of the following described prop
eTtT--
|. A cot OF GROUND situated in the Second Dis
fret of this city in the square bounded by Old
Leyee. DorsieTe. CustJmhOuse and Canal streete.
having ID feet inches lines front on Oid Levee
street front on DOrsiere street. by % feet .
inches IA depth, together with a fOurstnry orlck
store, No :. This property is sold subject 70 a
lease ending thiftieth of September. 1874. at the
rate OF 1921 662l per month-say $500 per annum
LOT OF GROUND, situated in the same dit
t:ict. IN the square bounded by Old Levet Cont ST.
Louis and ChaTtYes streets; said lot havlnS FIehc
IL feet ii inches front on Old Levee street.
OF Whit feet OF said front on the side toward COht
street have depth of p feet8 inches and the oheT
u feet Of said front toward 81. Louis street nave
depth y feet and finally II feet IL inches Id
" 9TH the rear line; together with three-story
brick store rented to Mr.. NJ Meyer at tho rate OF
SIS per month: waterworks, pTivy, etc.
2 A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, an the
same district situated on the north side OF Canal
Carondelet making part of the square comprised
within CarOndeet walk, st Peter. Basin. st.
Claude streets; said portion OF ground measuring
IS feet inches front st. Peter street % feet
front Caroudtlrt walk, 40 feet Ches front on
Basin street and II feet 8 inches on the rear line
parallel 20 st. Claude street said portion OF ground
forming the corners of st. Peter and Basin streets
aud Carondelet walk; together with twO-stOry
and attic brick store, containing three stores on
the ground foor and corridor opening on st, Peter
street and ten rooms in the upper story and attic.
wIterwOr6s, cellar. pr'vy, etc
Terms-Cash.
Acts of sale before Charles T. Sonat notary pub
lie, at the expense of the purchasers including al!
the taxes for the year 1872 due 10 1913.
m : aFI
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s,y .. ErfNAULT. AuCTIoEEER-oAic.
Bcornsf OF EEchangs alley and Bsnville street
SATURDAY, april a6 l M,,h viii be sold at
go EVchsna4 on ROYAL street, between Canal
and Custemhouse streets by virtue Of an order
~ ib ~ Orieans dated March a. 1873 the fol.
loving property belonging TO the sorssad sue
cessioDs to wit
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By Sheriff Harper.

SALE BIZ THE SHERIFF. OF THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS IN ORDER 70 LFFhCT A PAR
Triton.
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DY G.. DE FERRET ~ co. JOIN 9 N"H
y ROSE sUciicneer--ntttce No. % R1Nat So =. 4
THURSDAY. Aarch p. lgT3, at twelve clock u.
ut the -. LOUIS auction Exchange, viii be SOFA pN
pubic aUct:oa, by virtue of an order OF the hGn
A. L. Tlsso:. Judge of TIL, Second District toNFt tof
p,rlsL OF Orleans dated February .. 1872. tie. 81
tovias desc bed properly, for account =! SAD s'.c
C"ssOD- =, a.. -, ~.
,r.f of this cry. II the square bounded by taTon
,,eiet walk Tout. -. Louis and Mir" streets an
me4srl1r. p t+et II inches ttoht a" .atoI."'i.
yo,i, in frer inches lines front on NTn street
;; Zee, III vidtt, GA the rear line, ana ioI t'et
l.ch lines OF the side line dearest 7" iohtl H'i""
;0re;ner with ,he buildings and improvements
.hrrron The whole according % pan maze Ok
{. Urirel February 81 l3I3 on e&i.lo'''o! - IL
Ttrrs-ts,l. OF. tie spot il Uai,ed States treas
GrF notes.
Act Of sale i"forr John z. Lar"sche. Ur'a!s 'Us
he, al the expense "i the purchaser.
90 y NH. L. y =,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23

{pS PHAtiDE 3. sPERR, ArCTfONEER-.
ID Office No. u Exchange allev.-SWEDNESDAY
April 1873. az half past ten O'Clock will Dee
sold, at nv office, No. 40 Exchange alley. between
CustomhOuse and Bienville streets by virtue and
in pursuance to an order from the Hon A. L.
Tissot Judge of the Second strict Court for the
parish of Orleans, dated March -. 1878, for
count of above successOn-
TWO NEW UPRIGHT PICCOIO PIANOS, Musics
Terms-Gash mh25 d app
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No. IS, 700.
pN PEACfDE >. SPEAR RUCTIOEERR0
- Office No. 40 exchange alley.-THuRSDffs
March y, at twelve o'clock M will be sold az tho
St Louis Auction Exchange, on St Louis street.
between Royal and Chartres streets by virtue anp
IN pursuance to an order from the Hon. r. LIE
g1ssot, Judge of the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans, dated February |, 1875 for &C"
count of the above succession, to wit
ALL RIGHTS, TITLES AND INTERESTS which
the said succession has or may have ia a certain
Triangular piece OF ground situated in the Fourth
District OF this city in the square bounded by Mage
nolla Josephine, Clara and St. Andrew Streets
forming the corner of Magnolia aHd Josephine
streets and measuring, according to p plan OF
LOUIS r. Pile surveyor dated February Is 1878 (bS
which plan the property is to be soldp 20 feet 3
inches lines front on Josephine street by 70 feet
IL inches lines front and depth on Magnolias
street, and III feet 10 inches liueS on the line
nhlch separates it from the prO1ert! beionSag 80
hr. John II KELLEY.
9erms-Cash the SPOT.
Act OF sale before ChristOvaH HoreH notary pub
lie, together with internal revenue stamps at tho
expense OF purchaser. fe22 mil Is % p
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SUCCE- SION OF RUFUS DOLBEAR.

FURNITURE. ETC, OF DOLBEAR', CONNER.
'CIAL COLLEGE.
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pY e, u. GIRARDEY & 60, LUI

District Court of the United States of America :o
the District OF LOui5iana-No 6lb.
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LANDS IN LOUISIANA.
AssIGSEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IL THE MATTER OF JOHN ORSBORE. N BANK.
RUPTCY.
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SeeOui District Court for the Parish Or Or;eaas-
Ne. IS 942.

3s f,tMKNTIEE PICHOT vs. MRS. 20
Sa?HINE BIENvENCE ET Ais.
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nYHOFF,1AS, MARKS & Goa LEV
By G. E. Girardey & Go.

CHOICE BGELDTNG LOTS AT AUCTi0h, IN, N III
fast FOURTH AND SIXTH DISTRICTS.
SUCCESSION OF MAURICE :. M0LLOf.
Second Distric, Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No IS 1879.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-23
SQUARES ON CANAL STREET.
ssSiGNEES SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IS TIE MATTER OF ?. J. LETEBvGE. BANK.
,upt.
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DrG. DE FERRET 81 CO.-JOHN g. MON,
ID ROSE Auctioneer-Otfice and salesroOm No 81
P0yai street.-SATURDAY. March 20. 1873, at
be sold by public auction. by virtue Of an order
from .ae Hon. A. l.. TissOt. jadge of the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans. dated
March l3. 1873. the following described moVablea
for the account OF the said suCc es6 on
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS Of Dolbears CONNER
eiai College. consisting of backboards, patent
desks stOOis, tables. Office chairs aimofs. fants
globes maps clocks, strums, water coolers, nat
lacks, .as fixtures, sofas mating. stoves signs
etc ,,a,,oo.
Tsrms-cash on the spot. mi2o y 29'
SUGGESTION MESSkRSMIi H-ELIzA G. MESSKR-
SMITH, WIFE OF GEORGE ". WO0DBkRRl:
ADMINISTRATIVE, VS.. EMILY AND JOHN
hESSERSMlEH, ET AL.
Second Dissrlc. Court TOR the Parish OF Orleans
No IS 500.
DY G.. DE FEKIET g. CO.-JOHS q;
- HOOTosc. AuctiOneer-Of1ce No. % Hoyai
etreet-TUURSDAY March 27, 1873 at twelve
O'Clock NJ at she ST. Louis Auction Exchange, WILL
le sold Oy public auction. by virtue Of a Judgment
rendered January n. 1873, signed January 81 1915
the following described property. tor account Oh
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. situated IN
the Third District of this city. III the square
bounded b. Craps, GTeatmen, MandevIHt ana
Spain streets. and measuring 81 feet luches
tines front on Spain street. BY l5i tett inches
lines II depth between equal parallel INES 10
cether with the buildings and improvements
.TeC,ei thereon. See p!al at the So Louis Auction
Exchange.
Tefms-Casii OH the OF.
ACT Of sale at the expense 81 iii" I'.rcai-e!, be-
fore r = Kerr notary public.
tp20 q mh3 H. % ~
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BRICK STORE, NO. 81 OLD LEvBB
STREET.
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aeEHS0ID POUR-STORY BRICK STORE OPPO-
SITE THE NEW ORLEANS CUSTOMHOUSE.
AND BEING NO. ! OLD LEvEE STREET
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AUCTION SALES.
By G.. De Ferret & Co.

POSITIVE AND UNREsRRvRD SALE TO EF!Ec.'
4 PARTITION.
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EOU>! AND LOT CORNER OF MIR" AND tAh"N
pkLhT WALK.

srr,ySS,.y OF JOSEPHINE CoSTR0w.ESH:
Secpu! Dis:r... |olr: FOR rhe Parish OF Orleans :
No % .G7G.
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TWO sEW UPRIGHT ?ICCOLo PIANOS, TEARo
INC APPAREL TRUNKS. ETC.
SUCCESSION OF RUDOLPH SIPP.

Second Dis.ric, Court foE the Parish o. O.'eaas-s
no $3.50
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1T3a!o9! BRICK STORE FRONTING TIKI OLD
BASIN.
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Se.oni District Court for the Parish % Orleans
No. IS Gg3,
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-FOUR Two STORY FRAME slated HOUSES
S.TREET BE WEN ST. CHARLES AND CA.
RpSDELET ST REEFS.
SALE TO EFFkCT A PARTITION.
II-rrGSSlnN III'Tt'HINSgDE
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ostric. Co.,r: Of Tie United States OF America for
;aa plstIic, OF Loul sana. No. no.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Plaeide J. Spear
SUCCESSION OF H. PRESSURE.

Second Dis.rc! Court for the Parish Of oFleaQs-s
No. S. 100.
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fe!guLa?s Sheriff Q, ..v Pag.s4 Q! ORLEANS.
The New York herald., 1873-05-25
KICKED TO DEATH.

The Inquest I'm the Case Of Michael
McCabe, Alleged to Have Been Kicked
to Death by Patrick Brady-A Verdict
Generating Brady-The Widow Asks
God To he the Judge Of the Jury!
Coroner keenan, held an inquest yesterday at
the twentieth precinct station concerning the
death Of Michael McCabe, alleged to have been
kicked to death by Patrick Brady on Tuesday last.
william f. Kintzing and Mitchell Laird for the
prosecution, and Messrs. Howe d HummeL coun-
sci for Brady, were present at the inquest. Mrs.
McCabe, widow OF the deceased who was dressed
in deep mourning and seemed to be greatly agi-
tated, stated that her husband came to their
house, 45e West Forty-second street, at eight
O'Clock on she morning OF the Goth INST; he laid
down on the noor, complained OF violent pain. and
said, THAT brute Brady has murdered me;n he
became worse, and died at five O'Clock next morn
James o'shea, q butcher at sos West Fortieth
street, testified that he saw the two come out OF
an aleyway near his place to the front Of his
premises; they were qnarreing and Brady kicked
hin him behind; they separated and Brady went to his
business, while McCabe went home. Sergeant
Buddington related how ne had arrested Brady,
and stated that the latter had confessed to having
the abdomen. DR.. Maloney, who attended McCabe,
testified that he found him with hernia, which
Mcca6e had !ust succseded n in reducing himself
suffering from high fever. DR.. Wooster Beach,
who had made the postmortem examination, said
allowing the exit Of its contents. Which caused
peritonitis, rom which he died.
The Jury retired, and the foreman announced
that McCabe died from rupture Of the intes-
tines.
DR.. Beach--why, You have misunderstood my
testimony. distinctly stated that McCabe died
from violence.
Foreman-Well, the jury nnd no evidence Inn.
plicating Brady In causing the death Of McCabe.
DR.. Beach (scarcely above his breath)
do.
foreman-wen, that's the voice Of the whole
jury.
discharge you, Brady.
Brady IA stout, strong man. with red face)-
thank you, Mr.. Coroner, and gentlemen Of the
Goroner-I have nothing to 40 with It; It's all the
doings OF the jury.
Mrs. McCabe-Brady was the death OF my hus-
band. know he has money, and am but poor
distressed widow God has this In Mis- hands,
Brady is the murderer Of my man. God be the
Judge ot this jury.
The New York herald., 1873-05-25

leave the chapel ne suddenly turned to one OF the
two and told him to hand him Q crutch, telling
them that they would nnd II In q certain place,
which they did. Now, there Is Q tale OF curious
import attached 70 that crutch.g Some years ago
there was young man In France named Guiran,
who had q congenital anecti0n IN his lett leg, SO
that his whole limb was bent up and could not be
straIghteneds His parents we're OF course very
a lady friend Of ne family. however, a very DC.
won't Catholic, had heard something OF the extfAor.
dinary cures erected by the blessing OF the
Pope, and ielt convinced that II she could get any
article OF apparel that had been at any time worn
by His Holiness and apply this 10 the lame Emb
some marvellous result would come fr0m 1t. She
visAseo Rome ana succeeded, IN fact In procuring
STOCKING
tnat had been regularly worn by the holy Father,
and TINS she took to France and had the afYiicted
young man wear 1t. The eFect was miraculous.
Ile crooked limb grew better, and In short space
Sl s ume tne young man could walk as well as any
pouy else. Some time afterwards the boy and his
!atner came 70 Rome, bringing with them the
CIutcn tnat the former had earlier worn. The
t0M MIN all about the wonderful cure thar had been
ne listened good naturedly, and when they had
finished said, in his characteristic way :-'This il
lndeed very strange thing. wore that stocking
for two long years. and 1t never did me any go0d.o
Thfs story comes from such reliable source that
repeat II here. The fact Of the cure having taken
place in o remarkable manner is not to be doubted.
As to how far faith and the Holy Fathers stocking
had any influence In eIecting the cure-this leave
The New York herald., 1873-05-25

%; do, funding, 1856, II Q 20; do, do 1868,
II 10; do, new, 10 II; do, special tax. 10 10;
Missouri SKIES, "a 94M; do, Hanibal ana st. Jo-
seph, 81 slh; Louisiana skies, l5 At; do, new,
81 As; South Carolina skies, Is o SO: do, new,
January and July, l6 . 10; do, do, August and
October, 20 2t; Arkansas skies, funded, So 40;
Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling. SO a Of; do in
terest eights. 50 So; Mississippi Central Railroad
first mortgage sevens SS q SO; do. second mort
gage eignts, 81 SO; New Orleans and Jackson first
mortgage, "a . %; do. second mortgage, 81 81;
Memphis and Charleston Railroad frst mortgage.
"a a 60; do. second mortgage, Is n; Greenville
and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed by South
Carolina, 81 So; Macon and Brunswick Railroad,
guaranteed by Georgia, 81 a 65; Memphis city skies,
SO IS; savannah city sevens 81 o "a; New Orleans
sevens, 55 q So.
RAILROAD BONDS.
In this market dulness prevailed but prices
generally remained firm with an advance in o few
instances OF from u to per cent. Michigan
Central first, Lake Shore dividends, Union Pacific
first mortgage, Toledo and Wabash second mort
gage and Norris and Essex second mortgage,
were embraced In this category. The following
were the bids at the call, as amended by subse-
quent prlces:-
The New York herald., 1873-05-25
q Ohio A Miss RR.hc
la,l5 p. M.

$500 US $50, c, '65. c llsA
10000 US $40, G, 67 BIC l2lA
5000 US SIS, c, 'Sl b c ITO
N NJ nGo~a Call
The New York herald., 1873-05-25
= to 3 p. M.
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LOSDoN. May "a 80 NJ
Consols and American secures closed unchangeh me
Gonsos opened at for money sa " ah dpr o NE
is5s s4; teniortics, sss4; new five" o'.' ana ERIE
Railway shares, 48X :. 49,. ... or,
FRANKFoRr BouRsR-FRANp.oRT May 81 ,sss M-united
States FIVE twenty bonds sosa for tne issue OF Iool
LIvERpooL CoTroN T-IiyEEPooI May 4-2 80 * =
MThe market closed steady " tne sales io,aay . ro
savann. Charleston, in April At lsl6d from The
Same ports deliverable In May, at l3l6d; from the
ports, deliverable June and July, at 3D.. from the
same ports deliverable July and August at 3D. and from
opening quotations. embraced middling uplands, sgd
middling Orleans 96d. a 94d. .
LONDON PRoDucE MARKEr-LoNDoN, May N-Even-
ing.-Spirts turpennc 37s u SIS Cd. per cwt
The New York herald., 1873-05-25

GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Bonds were strong and active, the demand from
the German bankers for shipment and likewise for
permanent investment at home being more than
equal TO the supply which at best could be
only made in small lots. The following are the
ruling prices limited States currency skies, 11e
al1e4; do. sixes 1881, registered, lls1S 1ls4 do.
do. do, coupon, 1925 a 122%; do. five-twenties,
registered, May and November, 116A III; do.
do, 1862 coupon, do, 116A III; do. do, 1854,
do, do, 1164 III; 90. do, 1865, du., do 1885
lIs56; do. uo 1867, registered January and July,
TO .Il91s; do. do, 1865, coupon, do, 1192s
119a do do, 1867 do, do, 1919 1872 do. do 1s6S
do, do, 1904 1903; do. tenforties, registered,
1121s 112%; do. do, coupon, 114& 1l47S; do.
fves OF 1881, registered, 1154 1l6; do. do. do,
coupon, 1l51a ll6.
BANK SHARES.
This market shows some activity, with steady
prices and good demand. We note sales OF Manhat-
tan at 15l, Fourth National at 112, American Ex-
change at 100, Shoe and Leather at $50 and Phenix
at par The following is the table Of prices bid -
New York. 1856; Manhattan, Isl; Merchants l16h;
Mechanics, 1888; Union, 1872; Phenix, 100; Trades
mems, 1854; Mechanics and Traders, 49, State OF
New York, 1Os; Mercantile 1872; American Ex-
change, 109; Bank of North America, 1O1; Metro.
politan, 1857; Shoe and Leather, $50; Continental
80; ST. Nicholas, 100; Commonwealth, SO; Import
ers and Traders, 1884, Park, 150; First National,
21O Fourth National, 112; Ninth National, 104
Oriental, 1876; Gold Exchange, 112; German Amer
icaD, 99Z.
STOCKS DULL AND WEAKER.
The stock market to-day reached the acme OF
dulness The Board was inactive, and general
indisposition was manifested by both bulls and
bears to indulge in their wonted antagonism. The
transactions we're, consequently, few in number,
and barely enough was done to establish quota
tions. The bank statement evidently had little to
do with prices, though slightly unfavorable, and
there were no features In the fluctuations OF the
day really worthy Of mention. Western Union
opened at 85h, receded to 84S, rallied
Z and closed at SAX. Erie vlbrated all
day between 63 and e33s, the last sale be-
ing at e311. Pacific Mail ruled between 45
and 45N. New York Central sold down to 1905,
its highest price during the day being Y bet
ter. Lake Shore was a trine Oh, showing the
extremes OF e0H and 90ss Union Pacific and c.,
G. and I. c. kept together, the difference between
them being, say u q per cent. Investment
shares were quiet and firm. Harlem sold at 130,
Northwestern preferred at IS q 85h, and all other
stocks at correspondingly slight variations. Busi
ness closed at the usual Saturday hour, and it
ia not improbable that the 1st Of June Will see the
sensible change made which adjourns the Board
every day at three o'clock-two- thirds OF the men,
bers having signed the petition to that effect.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prtv, al A,,r;r
The New York herald., 1873-05-25
RECEPTION AT THE CH1LDREN's FOLD.

The reception at the Children's Fold, 4a7 East
Fifty-eighth street, came or yesterday afternoon.
There are about forty children taken care OF In the
institution, which is very small, being cramped
into the limited confines OF small brown stone
house. The exercises consisted OF singing and
little recitations by the children, many
OF whom were not more than I've years
istence just seven years and has grown from
small beginning int q concern of some import
ance. The principal says that If Q whole block
were occupied by the institution no space would be
lost, for hundreds OF applicants are turned away
every week for lack OF room to accommodate them.
The children In the house do all the work and
cleaning, thus obviatng the necessity OF employing
paid help. They look cheerful, clean and happy,
and acquitted themselves quite creditably.