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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-11

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EEMoCRATIc editors have been eloquent
Iy painting the poverty, heiplessness and
humiliation of the South since the war.
In political campaigns the picture they
presented of the South was about the best
advertisement for Western land agents
that they could ask for. 1t served to drive
away capital and population enough to
people an ordinary State. 1t seems sad to
thank that there is not common under
standing among the Democratic brethren
Oh the subject. s1 &c &st4t -
We see that at banquet recently given
Hon, Horatio Seymour, of New York,
Democratic candidate for the Presidency
in 1868, he speaks in quite different spirit
of the South, as he has seen it in his tour
of observation. He congratulated his
friends upon the "signs of returning ma
terial prosperity observed throughout the
Southern States" He even went so far as
to assert that the South had not suffered so
much as the North from the war, for there,
he said, the war "had enkindled spirit of
gigantic speculations, unsafe ventures, and
a perversion of business principles to the
spirit of gambling on tremendous scale,
so that it was painful to contemplate the
possible result in the next few years"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

EEwyORK Dee 3-BEEyEs-Ardyis yrstert5y asl to.n
Of ordinary to fair quality ne. mil ~ Sir , nj & heir o
pou. prices we're further aayanes Conn., ZOO %
,s 1. . IssS: s %1 o S'f At Z d. s
i2iae and the Cherokee cattle 9l29l ~ in fol 80:
vas Of 6a7c and fax to pnm' steers aud oieo de'
The drOyes at conmunpaw were 80 for Morris waiTes Co.
10 cars or Anderson Burnside og L. b. hune ear Tor NJ
s, Hs1 ka aaa az or Andaroa Burnside Kentucky -
ayerse at si9 D 10 @ l. b saney "a Seataes
seeis ~ ew at l6ei2i Kahn Baker 10 rouge kssiaetS
cattle ~ cwL 10 . ami iOs NJ II Kaho IL do ~ e" a.
70. Morris w.sf Co l2 2 a aas y Ia' e f.
" = Dudley for Co., IS Cherokee steers 5Ha''s e"'
e9 1se for Morris Co.. 90 Cherokee cattle, strons 5a e'.
scha.te eg for Nor. Co.. 81 Texans Ga cv 9'Sl0i's
kas s S hSf Morris Go Co. l 81 s f Illinois
l0c 10 90 h and Soc per head ana 80 iAio' steers
'g i Noses Tor Morn. Co., 40 nno.
sasnF AND LrBsRcep,. MONDAY were Ga ear or
head ". ,5' %Ss 's and %s ere Tan soS
lots Of lambs sold Sheep RANGED from 49, 70 "
Mutton ~ va: ffssr sSsiie Is with very hes. sold ils'
Pdooei sold 80 Jersey sheep i2o sversgs Pm Il.
ll6 aie 90 jersey ewes 100 10 ''o'e and 2oo o''
2i 2 s os ; ss s '' IS a
sau sH YESTERDAY 81 hos. TO-DAY.
.5rive Lave hog. wee aso'ss el w. TO- LOO S
easier closing Saeh for heavy light wehs J'"'
|, pigs ranged nom 3dSc I'D
BryyAto Y, Dec 3-CAruHThe receipts 10 DAY. ipcios
reported a.: :. ,,s rr. OS head sd 1.'s ss ' s
for The market brisk sur Al ys
prices Cattle selling freely Light Cattle a,ee most Of ~
yards being heavy weighs about l4Oo bead we're %
posed Of Of i62 head ransas from ~
i455 ~ 81 40dS6 100 head 0he steers ranging foH 10.
70 Ba3 ~ at - l2Ld$6 563 Illinois rsusbg nos
2O9 l335 10 $685. CO. Isl hesi rrr steers snsn -
ll3S 1888 D. at 81 so; 20 head Michigan steer a'ef-s '
10. Al 81 62hl ..-..,<
SHsrP LAnBsrhe receipts TO-DAY, neados repoe M
5000 heal mslng the total supply for ee We. ne
$4,000 head against $500 head for the same time it seA
market active ", advance Canada ost .n wsss.s
Der Of Boston buyers In the market odsI sse.oi
sheep. ranging from so 100 SO o2dSi 10 W. ha ne -
80 b al 81 800 head Ohio sheep rsngns a.s
70 so ~ - 25e*4 ioo lead can'ia sheep and AMOS
from So 10 ll3 70, ai $3d$5 rs. o,ooo - .,,i,s
receipts this were ZIuVV he.s .,iS
a. last week The market w sW'
advance pers the few sales msos wers
Gy dealers at 81 60dSA rs regular buyers hodng On %
heavy hogs the pens Priue heavy ssss' h'' '
would have commanded - = a 10
CHICAGO Dec 3-CArruEReeeipts Tor three days-,sn .rers
head, Hcrs 900; Sheep 900 Cattle N m@s~ mage
steady quality better r shppins accounts 500
So SOaS5 rs Tor BI,si S0as5 IS for Qas uhssi
a rs for Coed SO 75ds4 20 for Fairs - 2odsS oo '''
and Sass for Common ,., r,,,e, lower Vt Z
packing srsaes chipping o.s arm sact'son ra'ss -
fur VAR 10 Go5d, and - 20d ~ 10 cor iiuA
SngaP DALI ~ bOdA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04
LITERARY NOTES

The Aquatic Monthly" formerly published
hereafter by Mr. August Breptano, commencing with the
December ISSUE which is pamber OF the third vol
pme 1t the only publication in the United States de-
voted solely to the psstimes of yachting and rowing,
and accordingly claims tho notice OF all lovers OF
aqustss Mr. Charles A. Peyereliy will continue to ill
she position OF editor.
The Independent completes this week the 25th
year of its age and puts festival robe to celebrate
the occasion During the quarter of century Of IFS
existence IT has gone through many vcisstudes, shared
On some memorable trumphs, and had its portion of
difficulties and sorrows 1t has long been one OF the
most prosperous and important OF weekly Journals and
character for ability and integrity too well assured
80 need any comment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04

In Southern State securities a triner tone was
noticeable the Tennessees advancing to and! closing
at 74Q74I for both issues. New-Iork State regis
Tered County bonds sold at 1oi, Brooklyn City water
loan g. 81, and new July and January South caro-
linas at o. Referring to the North Carolina bonds'
we annex the following private dispatch from one
Of the counsel conducting the suit Of the holders Oh
the special tax bonds of North Carolina, which was
received by Mr.. Thomas Denny jr., this morning:
Especial tax bondholders have gained glorious
victory Bonds declared constitutional; repeating
acts declared unconstitutional Injunction refused
only because irreparable injury has been sustained
by plaintiffs. VIII undoubtedly be granted on maj
hearingp The bids for State bonds are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04
Union Pacific
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 3P. N

There has been, as a matter of course, much dis
cusson among business men IN the street to-day
concerning the message of the President, and tho
report of the Secretary of the Treasury and the YER
dict or conclusion as gather it, is that what those
distinguished gentlemen say about the finances Is
az Mr. Toots would express it, of "no consequence"
The evident attempt of the President and
his Great Finance Minister, each to ride two
horses in different directions ut the same time
to satisfy at once the demands OF those
who insist upon specie payments and the
other set who clamor for further imitation OF our
irredeemable paper currensy-renders their real
opinions upon the national finances. if they happen
to have any opinions of Importance to the bust
ness public. So thrusting the President and his
Secretary aside, and leaving them entirely out OF
the account they fall back upon the supposed nece9-
sites of the Treasury for more money. and con-
clude that the balance of the $ii00O,00O re-
serve must come ont, and to that extent
swell the volume of currency. They also argue
that such pressure will be brought to bear upon
Congress from the South and West, and from inila-
tonists generally, who believed to be largely in
the majority, as will render it impossible for that
body to take effective measures against expansion.
The effect of this reasoning is seen in the buoyaney
of the stock market and the further advance in
quotations to-day. The volume of business In rail-
way and other shares has been large
and well distributed Some Of the light
fances are now attracting attention, and to-day
divided the honors with the higherpriced special
ties. There were several reactions during the day,
which interrupted the advance, such as reports from
Washington of strong speeches in the House against
imitation reports of further Spanish outrages, and
sales to realize profits; but prices were on the
whole well mai ltaned at the advance. The most
prominent stocks dealt in to-day were Western
Union Telegraph, Union Pacific Lake Shore,
New-York Central. Northwestern common
and preferred Pacific Mail, Ohio and Mis-
sissipp Toledo aud Wabash, aud c., c. and C.. bnt
the remainder of tho usually active list was gener-
ally firm at higher prices. The of the market
NAV be briefly described as follows: Strong from
the opening till 1880 a. m. then reacung slightly
and quickly recovering, with an upward tendency
until after the Second Board. At that time prices
reacted again from to l per cent but almost
as quickly rallied. At the close the market again
showed decline of to per cent from the highest
point of the day, bur an advance on the opening
prices. Among the investment stocks Harlem
reached 1l9; Panama, % Pittsburgh, 81; Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western, So and y. j. Cen
trail, 9G!. The opening highest, lowest, and clos
ing prices of active stocks sold to-day were as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04
Total, ,S16

Included in the above 800 bales to arrive.
Forward deliveries declined i 10 With moderate business I" the
S.se "a; soc IS LIE February 100 Is e 1879
Total 600 bales Sales toHay NJ Deesnee 100 10
5s2c 200 IS l6e 100 IS 1928 100 70 Slse i 100
i7.S2e 400 blc 800. Is 1926 900 IS ei8e 600 10
1889 200 IS 1885 January, 800 l5ic February 900,
i57sc together Febr9ery 900 10 3lS2c 100 10 l9;8c
zoo Is BE- 500 Is iSiSe 600
April loo is lss2ci 500 1885 TOial i2,Soo bales Grand
total. IL 200 baleL ,-o,
bag per and 1913 do Lyn private terms cargo
Of Santos per bags 23 gold and At New Orleans
bags Rio Bnaleira 81 II PC also at NexOean, yes
teray 45Oe per NswBnsand At % gold The oob!ns
PREIGTs-The berth ieiTh continued qu day
with Grain ates bat otherwise unchanged In
charter. there business and rather better The
m,u, were: To Liverpool By 10000 bush Grain l2t
b, al, 40 900 bush I'D IN bags 200 bales Cotton
l976 80 hhds Tobacco a62a I'd HamhaE By steam.
400 Tea Lard a Bacon 60g55 800 bags Coee
900 bales Cotton al L. v 10 The charters
CON- with 900 or. British bark With 400
San, ,oyast Norwegian steamship With 6s0O d..
.am, voyage Al los 81 British steamship Of 800 tons register
hns, !, HAVE with 5000 bush Gram l0A aAd balance Of
ssrso Italian barb hence to Cons'snnople with
Refined Ps,r'sum 2: Yn,s an Ansss %
baco AZ @e, an American barb henes 70 tuo pcru 10 Jsvs with
osss. Petrosum al &c., aud rumoed German bark
hence 10 tns CooJsen 800 bbs Rsasd 90 NowssAn bark
with 500 bk hncs Co fJ orders With bba hearsd do
German baf hence 70 thu Continent WIN Sooo eeA kssssd
yLUUR AND MEAThe inquiry for Flour moderate and with
led onsnuss price, o. grsd under ~ ~ bower viA
LAS dsusss sd rsts 9au hsA': FNAib usaes are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04
so days.

Money in moderate demand beginning at Z
per cent in currency, but later became more active
at that rate in gpld so ruling until about &3o p. IN
The demand being filled at this hour the rate broke
"a ak at the close There is good demand for prime
commercial paper .atl9 TO l2Gl5 per cent but the
offerings are meager. The New-York City banks
report this morning S7eO 600 illegal tenders, which
is $4,000 less than yesterday. The Union Trust
Company is going on in the most satisfactory way,
and already is receiving an amount OF deposits
which compares favorabiy with its payments
although of course not yet so large.
United States securities have been active aud al
most buoyan in the leading favoIite issues, the IN
vestment demand having sprung up with renewed
vigor within the last day or two. glance at the
printed lists will show the extent to which the IN
qniry has carried prices The general market closed
strong on the basis of III. TO ll7I for coupon five
twenties of 1857 The following were the closing
street prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04

There has been good investment demand 10
railroad bonds, and full prices have been madefor
those of the well established roads. 1t is under
stood that a movement is on foot to establish an
irregular board whose functions shall be the deal
ing in new railroad bonds not yet admitted to the
regular call at the Stock Exchange. Large amounts
of these bonds have been marketed by the agents OF
the respective companies, and the buyers have now
10 way of selling them except privately to few
brokers who make n speciality of this kind OF bust
ness If such board is created, it will probably be
as a department of the Exchange. The bids for
railway mort cages are annexed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04

The aggregate amount Of exports Exclusive Of
speciel from the port OF NewYork for tue week end
ing Dec ?, 1873, was S5,iO3,9jo
The following were the balances in the Treasury
to-day: Currency. j57 462; special deposit OF legal
tenders for redemption of certificates OF deposit,
2l 400 600; coin, Ss31G9l95; including coin cerlii-
Gates S9O2i7 200; outstanding legal tenders, S1d'-
4S02l9
The Philadelphia stock market is steady Pennsyl-
yania Skies, lOS Philadelphia aud Erie Railroad
IA :. Reading Railroad. SO. Pennsylvania Railroad,
AZ Gold 1904.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
CAPRoN d MERRIAM,
Bankers,
No. 9 WALL-sT., NEW YORK,

No. WALL-sT., NEW-foRK
Money received on deposit subject to sight check,
upon which interest will be allowed according to
the rates of the money market
Banks. bankers, merchants and other accounts
received who can deposit as above, OF their funds
will be loaned on commission, as they prefer.
Government securities, stocks bonds, and gold
bought and sold on commission. Advances made on
frst-class commercial paper and other approved Sc
cuIities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04
6orses, Carriages, Harness, Sc.
Corporation Notifies

UCTION SALE.-NOTICE.--WM KEN
"A NELLY AueOneer viii Offer at public sale at the Exchange
s.eoom Ill FRIDAY Dec D, 1873 al ~ o'clock
noon sht and privilege Of keeping for one ysI FLOAT On
HARLEM RIVER bridge end Of Thlrdave For fall
Cts Record Copies Tor sale at No CIV Han
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04
,ndinning. DAVIS \ Am0rys closing pnoes
Werc

So attractive was the stock speculation to-day that
the other markets were pretty much neglected. This
was notably true OF gold which was uncommonly
dull and quiet throughout the bulk of the limited
business being at 100, with the extreme range only
1OSidlO9s and no new influences affecting the
premium The market has 6rn under,one, how
ever arising in the first instance from the initiation
doctrines supposed TO be entertained by
majority Of Congress, and the possible
requirements of the Treasury to meet the bonds
maturing in January On gold loans the rates were
l-32 3-Gi, and gold paid for carrying London
sends favorable news, money being 4. IN the open
market, and the Bank of England gaining Ee3OOO IN
bullion to-day The Assistant Treasurer paid out
S52j COO in called bonds and $4,000 In coin interest
The DAYS business at the Gold Exchange Bank COW
cred: Gold cleared S23,90s,OOO; gold balances,
Sl156,l4s; currency balances, Sl,2n jos. The quo
tations were as follows:
1000 .loss i S9l099 99' iSe 3S Ios
i IL 90. .iSs 1856. ..i0S 200 loo alos
The days business at the u. ). Sub Treasury
shows: .,o 40. -
Gold receipt, . ss4? 500 50 Currency paints e59495 %
Gold payments l956a 30 Carten balance. ID s2d mn so so
Currency receipt. l,745.s63 63
1864 COO cancelled gold notes sent 70 Washingtou
Foreign exchange was weak and lower, the lead
ing drawers having reduced rates quarter though
later on again advancing them. Sales were, how
ever at concessions from the annexed closing quo
tations -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04

TIE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Prol. r.
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully in
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address The TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

~ NortA RtSr Ysss>is AND hasross. 90
Dee al ylsa Ashss pig Bees.s - Dbl. as ~
Saar 100 bsss Neal 81 $50 bush Wheat 9ioO es - IN
ma Ost J. SO bssA ksh COO bssA Barley, 40 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-Coupon or
Registered. Interest per cent. guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE Trust COMPANY. Capital, SlOO,OOO.
For sale AT the Office of the Company, No. 10 Cedar
ST., Y. JONATHAN EDWARDS. PRESIDENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04
s.d, b.. .. slo:s he MARKET fir' 'ev' Tie

ssa PER iss ss % : ss..s s. sss'' 100 %
r.: :;:::; sS Ok: s.f f.s:: &; g
=: :. sss VI" Sss. si ~ SID y
s::: s:;:;: $50 300
~. srir.s.... 500 ~ so 9. LON. Doubt. g. 500 y
'I %s. :. 's sm 500 30 sa. sf. 10 o.
Ss ono s snS u .1a. 9os Is
sSuern Psur demand and ready the .rri',s
" aus ct The close the ''''' ~ ''' ''' ' y wv Obs
Eat Alex ana :cI::vo oo 100 80
Bart. Alex and ooorgeowp hrn 'b1 ra"''~'' Ooa ~ 80
iaemonhd Cepntry, haperdne '''''''''''''' ma nos
are................. 900 %
Bsamofs ioTari-st 500 925
s,., sId%, @ and IA, d:c.a sale: Of lis bis ". 100
~. flour Western Pae and Superane' e0gss 80
&; e; 49,; x: /:
S:: r.; WI g: ". 81 &.
Poo, i ie fsi. demand ale, Of sc q q 1893 39
3" ;: q S' ~ SsS a ISL 81 u ss
dRaIsIIoas Wheat disposed to l. bu, boy..
Winter Wheat csapnat'cy srn The srkst closes lower
:sd The decline es. s1s n. s 1S @ s sss sS,
Saet and tame he zis 200 Oe.G q l5asI4 81
No. SS ssI sprns, 81 g No Misss.s 55as %
T., Red ssss H 81 e 81 u. ,; s SS s s x 10
q So "a goo bush NO 1 ~ s,i ~ 1861 az 4v
i sSs ds s Fl Dssi"s 800 a 50 Ssss pot 4
1883 G Sas Re- Red Ss as' store $50
q 5000 bush mir wsteTa go g 80 Po sc,,, MAJ Ido :;
bush Choice New. seller Deceber 81 .'d 1000 Sssh 'ei.
9s IN S s.e' are w.. 1000 M Ss S 9S %
sse and SAT- ii 5s@s5iss o Msed rye ph.
so.. :e SS s Shippers sS G SSS o. he de1s ia @
80 900 bush Damp sHi gsogni At 51Se,a
TF i5ss aiss a. i.s. ''' 100 '-'' ~
Prime hAiss $ ss5aps n GoSi % o S
ping SIS ds2oi Common DO a. si0dst long Rvs ss
H0LAsSEs-fhe market Tor domestic very arm nav "a
quoted hgher Of about 400 bb See osa a
Pfees ranging from 65a0o fox Prime to Choice AMI go SA
NAVAL sroREs-The Spirits Tarpeune quoef
de quiet steady a. 81 G5as2 70 to5 S0ITon % Co
50 co. Tar dali sai nominal at S3G3 20 Pitch lobsng q
oIiS-iu,eea /, dull bat seady quoted s4as5e from er.h
Fish very quiet and unchanged Meaheea m
bat quie' quoted 4Oe Lard Is roas eG 'ey qns'i quoted 40
PR0ySIOSs-The Pork market With nitc tensrd ~
and future The sales cash end REGULAR are 210 eo a. si "a
err Prime Mess future Sye we tear Of 800 ee 1s' ~.
Mess sl1asl3 for Extra Mes slSaslt tor Paess rsrce be
sud i p u1t, De. of 900 Fresh Ham. sas9 10 e.
Western Picked Hans 9ta3'c POO City DO 81 sg992 a.
weight 500 Fresh shoulders At 52g5'sc LOO PeAes DO 3
iOaG c Heavy Bellies rs averaged At ri IL borss
ec Of - boxes city Los;
Clear 2c 1000 and Short lear ee DE enseI sti
seller half Of December lei $50 boe. Lon
siisi 'e,s We auoe II 6 @ CITY s4 r liz, U.s.
Lard and closes aRd qusti sales 4O lbs aj u
Rendered. delivery hear Of $50 seller De-
esmbe at Sc 25O ie seller January at oo and 80 ies seller
market M state Batter relrlius very q prs
are unhinge Western scarce WITH an GIVE a1d Tor ali desc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04

PETRoLBUM-rhe Refined fairly active today iri
fr N the inqniry necnave n 300 bbs spot ~
5000 bbs. December January AZ 900 66i buyer s
half April l5c; 1000 bb to Of loci loOO bbS LID lev
FOR pompt delivery lfas; this months deliveries generally bS
my az 39; quiet at II &c NspAtls duu 81
frm but quiet, a . 80 spot All Oi uur-
The generally dull and week AT Philadelphia ne
ue sesdY but quiet A. 3e tor DeceDoer s4s we're ~
VI , 600 bhL., yshuary, at IL 80
RICE steady with fair johhng demanii sales ~
7d7slc l50 bags RHsoo1 ranging ion o2gb a. sf Oo
mo q strictly Pr -, -
vSIGAP-There quiet market in Rys today r
change Yesterdays quotations are to htIet.e
prcs would hardly be maStaHed sales OF 700 hhd% 'eHtas'
5-l6c.
SBEDSCoyer shade 6mef but quiet sales Of 100 bags Pn~e AZ
sTFARIS fairly active but weak Prime City oTrolat se aeS
100 Western al that price. 1000, a, NJ -. -
town sal t aud 30 600 bbi, Choice Cv a. s
WHISKY Gull but frni sales " 80 bbls. at Jie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKEI
KEw.YoRK. Wednesday, Dec. 3.

EEw-YoRK, Wednesday, Dee 3 1879
The tendency of the local horse trade ap-
pears to be in the direction Of Improvement There was
a fair demand for business horses Of all kinds and we
learned also Of Transactions in hgberprced stock, at
figures which, considering the prevailing Sirngency oil
the money mart, seems Satisfactory. f. A. Fitch, y
the Bulls Head Markell sold pair Of large ana we'll
matched bay geidings. &c hands high, for !: 100 and
quite nher OF sales of similar stock were reported
as av raging from SEQ 70 slo9 Per pam
80 following the result Of this y's sale reported
~ Nessrs barker and Chases Cit Auction Mart and "
Y Tattersalls:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04

Cotton 10 Qaah NOS
NOR, TIA hni grade above below the quoted
sALks DxllvERv
To- Llste To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04
CITr on EKw.YoRK DEPARTMENT FINANCE, ,
BUREAU ARREARS,
OyYlcg CLERK OF ARREARS, Dec j, 1875. y
lTICE of SALE of LANDS and TENE-

OyylC o Dec. i, 1878. y
NOTICE of SALE of LANDS and TENE-
~ MESTs for unpaid 1869 and 1870 Croon water
rents Of 1868 1869 under the direction OF Andrew H. Green
Compo VI NesYork The undersigned hereby gives
public noe the Of the act entitled An act for
he collection taxes and CToOn rents In the City
oNewYo amend the acts In relation thereto passed.
1871 that the respective Of all lands and enemens In
which bye been laid and confirmed
taad Wards Nos D. inclusive for the 1853 and
due and unpaid and also the respective
which the regular CrotOn been m
1868 1862 remaining due and unpai
required the said aud Croon rrns remaining
Que and uspad the CLERK OF his once tne
PDsbee the New Courthouse With tue Interest thereon 81 The
12 the payment with the arge Of
ana ADVERTISEMENT aud default shall be made saeh
the CITY Hall PARK the City Of SeuYsh
sh day Of usrcb 1874 at IL oos for b. low
Of which shall offer 70 take the same In
Of Cf0ion
H. cas-, NAV paid and the interest beesn hfore
and together with the charges Of tns notice and
all other ot and charges accrued thereon and that
,p continued from time In time aDul all the lands and
berea Advertised sale shall be sold.
hereby further that detailed statement OF the
,sre, ren the Of the property tered
water unpaid published IN pamphlet
the Cef Of Iesri AID person applying
a.. ssne A. n CADl Clerk OF Arrears
DROP0SAIIS for BUILDING TWO ENGINE
~ me Fire Departu u O'Clock Of THURSDAY
T. 4 1879 for building THO ENGINE HOUSES
~, An Information The City Record Copies Tor sale No
City Hall
DROPOSALS FOR PRINTING AND SUP
PILES s.aed Proposals will be received at the Once Of the
Board Es.On until s ig S.L az q, s ,,!; s7s ss
desns the The schools aneeI ihs ss
Board a ioi, ssdos TIE CIV Record o'ps' ' " ~
Cu Hall f ~
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City bank stocks were more actively bid for to-
day, aud among the sales we note 20 shares
PhGmx at o. 20 Bank of Republic at 3d. and 30
Park at l19.all9,. The bids are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04
THE MONEY MARKET.

orr,c,,r IMPORT " " STOCK ExcHAY9E SALES,
DEC 3, 1873
ooyrnyupxr STOCK pEpARrMENT-1O. O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Wv Avn 10 O'CLOCK, NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-04
THE MARKETS.
ICar.iuly reported tor THz TRIBUNE

WRpSRsDAY, Dec 3, 1873
AsBHs-The receipts to-day AZ pLg the market s dull
md entirely nominal.
CoTTOS-There continued fair demand for spot Cotton and the
marie. tu but IN pnces learn important change We