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The New York herald., 1873-08-05

(yROFT HOUSE, GARRIsON's N Y, IN THE HIGH
~ lands, opposite West Point on Hudson River Rail
road-Healthy mountain air. fine drives and good table.
flies. G. j. KEHWOLDT
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L7OR SALE CHEAP-A CAPITAL BUTTER AND PRO
IL vision Stand. Apply at Catharne Market stand IS
.nOrniugs
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A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID OR WATT
IA in private family four years references
from last employer Address N. z. O., Herald oiIcc.
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CyozZENs, LAURELToN HALL is NOW OPEN-FoH
- terms address, B. CozzENs, Laureton, Cold Spring
T. steamer ID. X Martin leaves foot of Market street al
3a5 and foot OF Thirty third street at O'Clock
NJ daily landing in front of hotel.
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VVEST END HOTEL
w FORT WASHINGTON
Opposite the Palisades on the Hudson; delightful sur
roundngs and unsurpassed views; only twenty minutes
from Thirtleth street depot and y-ve from Wall
street. CHARLES H. SHELLEY.
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CfO class cutter and litter 10 years experience in
dressmaking, will in the country by the week or
month, at 81 per day, during the summer Call al tho
week. Nine SANDERSOS.
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sIERIFP's OFFICE, NEW COURT HOUSE
CRY County or New YORK, August /, 1873
certify the foregoing to be true copy the election
notice received by this day rem the Secretary OF
State MATTHEW T. BRENNAN
Sheriff Of the City and County OF New York
Publishers OF newspapers notified to insert this
advertisement unless specially authorized to do 50. See
N''p''' ''' MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. sheriff
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD NEAR THE CITY,
w for lady, child ana baby Address DE WITT Sll
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CHREWSBURY RIVER, RED BANK, N. J.-FOUR
~ persons can be accommo odated with Board, at rea
sOnable prices. Address GEO. b. CHAMPLAIN.
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HOTELS.

~ Of Laght-Excelient Board, Sc to 81 Sd per week,
with single Room single Room, without board So and
upwards; Lodging, 70 cents; gentlemen only open all
night
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EOR SALE = -PAWNBROK1NG BUSINESS. NOW
IL doing large trade will be sold cheap, the
attend to it. Apply at 42i West FOrtyseventh st.
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wANTED-EEMALEs.

% WEST 18TH Sr.-AS FIRST CLASS COOK: ONE
10 who understands cooking in all Its branches pas.
tries bread, and eles objection 10 the soun
try: hotel preferred; chy reference.
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T a SACRIFICE, IF TAKEN IMMEDIATELY, FOR
N S300-An old established Liquor Store, with Stock
and FIX lures and Ave years Lease rent low Inquire at
239 Elizabeth street.
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90 9TH Av., THIRD FLOOR-A RESPECTABLE
~ French woman as cook in a family; has child
ne months od no objection to 90 to the country best
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70O WEST 10Th ST, NEAR 9Th Av., SECOND
lVC foor.-A respectable woman as good cook /;
no objection to do some washing, best city reference
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SUMMER RESORTS.

A LBEMARLE HOUSE, SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y.
IN Broadway, near Clarendon Hotel.-Well ventilated
Rooms; table and accommodations first class; terms
moderate. Address above, No. Warren street
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40 PERRY ST., IN,REAR~ FIRST BASEMENT
f) cook and to wastand iron IN the city or country
by very competent woman, with good reference.
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EoR SALE CHEAP-A FIRST CLASS GROCERY
Store leading avenue doing good cash bust.
three years lease. Call at 466 Seventh avenue
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100 SD Av., BETWEEN 14TH AND 18TH sTs.-A
IcA respectable girl good plain cook, asher and
ironer; city or country; good city reference.
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COJ EAST 22D ST., BETWEEN 1ST AND I'd AVS,
DOL top oor front room.-A respectable girl as first
class dressmaker and scamstress in private family Is
good shirtmaker and tucker; can operate on heelcr
Wilson'S machine would assist with chambcrwork II
quircd; no objection to the country city reference Call
fort WI
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900 WEST 26TH ST., BETWEEN STH AND 9TH AVS,
Ce)O up stairs front-A respectable Young woman,
as cook objection to do coarse washing; best city
rp
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VNANTED-BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN WIFE
w three children and nurse, from September Ii pri
vate family preierred location below Fortyt street
Address stating terms (Which must be reasonably am
accommodations j. g. c., box 1885, Post Office
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DOOM, WITH ALCOvE, FOR GENTLEMAN, WIFE,
lC and child three years with good plain board up.
town, west size. Terms must be moderate. Address
c. j. s., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-02
SUSPENSION OF A SAVINGS BAIK.

The HOboken Savings Bank Temporarily
Closed to Square It's Acknowledgements
tors Books Called In.
A already announced in the HERALD the panic
consequent on the circulation OF detrimental and
false reports by individuals hostile to the man.
ayers OF the Heboken Savings Bank, lost
no force In travelling. Throughout Thursday
large number Of persons beseged the
building and were paid or as fast as possible
Towards evening signs were manifested OF re-
newal of confidence; although large amount had
been drawn out Yesterday morning, however,
the siege was renewed with increased vigor. The
servant girls dropped or, and the large
depositors made an attack. The directors
made ready for the emergency, there being yet
S7oOoo In United States securities on hand. Az
noon It was found that $40 900 had been withdrawn
and It was evident that another DAY would deplete
meeting OF the full Board of Managers was imme
diatey held when it was unanimously resolved to
close the institution. All those who stood outside
were requested to hand in their books, which they
did, receiving written acknowledgment thereof
The following notice was then drawn up by the
dtrectOrS:-
~ r,.on ;, mo 1;o is,L AIsIst / 1873 g.
this proper account OF the undue excitement
the past few days thereby REGARDING the examination
The depositors are notified that as soon as the nves
bank +
s W h The am a be
ticket will be each book and the books returned
examined.
Hence 1t may be seen that the sole object in
closing Is to examine all the depositors books
and compare the result with the bank records, in
order that the precise extent OF Klenens defalca-
ton may be ascertained. SO Tar the examination
shows a loss Of $4,000, but the surplus is yet
$4,000 There is at present 81 900 IN the bank,
owned by about i've thousand depostors. or this
amount the large sum OF $S500O0 Is invested
In bond and mortgages in United States bonds,
$4,000; IN Hoboken Land and Improvement Com
pany bonds, $685. The remainder is represented
by State and township bonds. After three or four
weeks the examination will be concluded, and 1t is
probable that the institution VIII resume business
as usual II the depositors DO not allow themselves
to be Influenced by exciting r1mors. Experts are
ct work day and night In Overhaulng the accounts
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REAL ESTATE AFFAIRS.

The heated term has by no means improved the
tone OF the real estate market yet business could
not be much duller than it is. With oil this how
ever, prices rule nrm, and no sacrifices are made
by owners DESTROYS Of disposing Of their property
But very few legal sales have been held during this
week, thus showing conclusvely that foreclosures
are the exception and not the rule The easy terms
for borrowing money and the enormous amount of
funds laying idle and waiting for investment have
caused the rates lor good mortgages to drop down
very low, ana nIst class hypotbecations are to be
II the real estate dealers ana bankers ware In
clned to attend to business, instead of snmmer,ng
In the country to escape the solslice consdera
transactions could be mace in buying ana seing
but these gentlemen prefer 10 await the coming 81
the Fall before becoming actively engaged i'm traf.
nc which will then be pursued with renewed yio"r
The continuation sale OF the Midmer estate az
Greenvllle, N. j., by J. M. Gibson, auctionner
OF Jersey City, came of on Thursday, and was a
great success. There was large attendance and
spirited bidding. The entire balance of iorty-eight
lots were sold at an advance Of $50 per lot over
those OF previous sale. The following are the
"details
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON August I, 1873.
Isl tsa 0ifs Sales ne
l04A, ctual count .., ,o-.
: rSssiss ID s.ss sis. EsSsrs
& s scss:Sss 1i 's .a, gross ~,
Cotton quiet and nominal; low miSdngs; I7c Ne
mddps c sales Net receipts i9as ~ ass Soekx ns
receipts, sA2 bales Exports coastwise, ileaA Sales
~ Id. .----,-- SAVANNAH, August !, 1873
Cotton firm, in fair dema:a. offerings light; mddhHsS
s ss' ssss.H l's saf; ne:
Spirits ., surpsnns sa g; e. kss,a s~sl g.,
s. So yellow S5aD D 1p Rrs fsaa b"
TO, Flour fdy sS end g IS 10. s "nsr
TS Ss sSs: Su,s. %rsssss
ss$ =.
%ddnss 10 Grsf
IS Il 70 h Hudson New York
ireightsero rhiIaaelphia 600 to Boston Soc TO New
ss sss sSfss ssSS S$ssr ssssIs$s.1:sS
lumber. 49,.
bushels. corn, ssSl d. oats 90 barley gS az:
Il ssss ss: Nv i
4 T. xpl's j j. xe::si d t$s'I ..:. 3
s s%s Sss as spring
s sa'ssss ri spsrs 'es Ssaae.
io at bSD:s ss oSsss %
No.a in lots at Sc Rye remina stI,c are Barley
Canada, 81 Is. Rye malt held at CSC Provisions
changed
CHICAGO, August !, 1873
Flour quiet and unchanged; sales confined TO local
trade Wneeat-SH spring was held up BY the corner
trades were cancelled and prices dropped and
closed At 81 49, seller August steady at 81 li seller
September 81 g bid, 81 asked no. Spring 81 Ola
BID for No. mixed spot or seller August & seller
september; rejected. Alac a sHsc, no grade, 2ss
cash; S5.c seller August rejected BIC. 2i,sc. ac
cording to location. Rye quiet and weak at SIC for No
Barley dull and nominal spot steady ior septen
ber sales Of No. Fall at slc Sac seller September
whiskey in fair demand and higher at gSlsc. PORK
steady at SIS 62s spot seller August; SIS seller
September. Lard quiet and unchanged, at Tie, cash
Bulk mea ats steady sales Of shoulders at nc. Bacon
quiet and unchanged no ssIes Frsghts ARM corn 70
wheat, $4,000 do corn, 1900 DO oats loo do rye and
els wheat lA,OO0 do. corn and q, 600 do oats
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The rate Of discount for three months bills in
open market was per cent below that Of the
Bank of England. In Paris rentes were quoted at
SOL. SOC. In Frankfort hvetwenty bonds OF 1862
were 96M 9eX. On Monday will occur Bank of
England holiday, and all markets will be closed.
The following are the latest Quotattons:-Consos
for money, 92x a 92X; do. for account, SIX 922s;
dve-twenty bonds OF 1865, old, 941 OAK; do. do. OF
1867, OAK a 94x; ten-forty bonds, Elk 91H; new
ives. 9ox cox; Erie Railway shares, Al; Illinois
Central do, 81 So; new French loan, OK per cent
premium.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money was freely offered to-day on call loans at
per cent, on which basis various stocks were re-
newed. Erie however, still continues to loan nat.
Foreign exchange was duh and quiet at 1887 a
100 for prime bankers 6oday bills and 1oex a'losA
for short sight.
GOLD EAsIEE-115A 115X.
Considerable interest aud activity was developed
in the gold market to-day In consequence OF the
rumors concerning the intention OF Secretary
Richardson to sell several millions OF gold during
the coming month, with the view OF helping out OF
trouble his friends Of the Syndicate, and also for
the purpose of breaking the back OF the
speculation which has been at work for several
weeks past 1t is said, however, that the "clique"
have dissolved copartnership and no longer exist,
several of the leading operators having quietly
''unlOaUcu" uuu piiOco w 1"No So'N Va WYNN
Selves II this be true, it will account for the de-
cline observable to-day, and is reasonable eXpla-
nation for the
OUTSIDE ORDERS
which absorbed coin at its lower rates. There IS
still much timidity manifested however, and a
prudent disposition to be satisfied with present
figures. The ramfcations of the gold interest
are too extensive to be entirely ignored, and at
the last it may be found that the "bears" them
selves will prove the indirect cause OF the advance
that has been all along predicted. 1t is not wise
to assume that with only
se5OO,OO IN THE TREASURY,
as reported from Washington to-day; with oul
country mortgaged to England and the
Continent to the amount OF twenty-five hun
dred millions Of gold, the interest on which
must be paid annually; with only credit and pos
sible resources to help out; with imported goods
now selling in this country for less in currency
than they cost abroad IN gold; with none but fic
titious signs of prosperity around us, and those
based on nearly the same inflated superstructure
| that Will be recalled by not few as marking
the splendid eras which preceded 1887 and 1857
| we say it Is not wise to assume, whatever
may be the wishes OF the American people to the
contrary that the price of gold can be readily re.
stored to anything like par value. 1t it be wortl
more than par there are reasons for the fact, ant
these reasons logically apply with equal force t.
the present and even higher rates. The 1uctua
tons in the price to-day shown 10 the following
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
BROOKLYN CITY COURT.
The Error Of a Judge.

Before Judge Nelson.
The manner In which some OF the Justices OF the
Peace Of the suburban districts do up their bust
ness was pretty well Illustrated in the Brooklyn
City Court before Judge Nelson yesterday.
Mr.. Ready obtained writ Of habeas
corpus for the discharge OF Edward Walsh
from the Penitentiary. The commitment showed
that Walsh had been sent to the Penitentiary by
Charley Gertum, Justice or the Peace for the
town Of New Lots, on complaint OF Stephen New
man, being convicted OF keeping hog pen, and re-
iusing to abate the nuisance against the rules and
regulstons 81 the Board of Health Of the towu Of
New Lots. Walsh was sentenced to pay fine Of
S25 or 90 to the Penitentary for thirty days.
The petition OF Mr.. Walsh set forth that he was
charged with keeping nuisance upon certain
premises In the town OF New Lots, which he
neither owned nor controlled, and, without
proper examination, was sentenced by Justice
Gertum to pay fine OF s25 or stand committed to
the Penitentary for thirty days. He was not
allowed twenty-four hours time IN which to
elect whether he would be tried by special
sessions or not but was rushed into prison, locked
up all night and hurriedly and improperly con-
Victed aud sent to the Penitentiary In the morning
The Magistrate. having personal grudge against
him, did not take any testimony for the he defence,
to examine the papers in the case.
Chief Justice Nelson granted the discharge on
the ground that it was not stated in the commit
ment that Walsh was the owner or occupant OF the
premises, nor was it stated where the premises
were located.
The following decisions were yesterday an
.nounced in the Special Term OF the Supreme
Court
BY Justice Barnard.
n. Fl. Sedgwick VS.. NJ. ADMINISTRATION to re-
lease purchasers from bids granted.
Fl. Frost VS.. George A. Disqualification for judg-
". 8. Grover VS.. G. W. neutrality-suspicious.
BY Justice Pratt.
W. Il. Adams VS.. John Ives ct al.-Case settled.
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SUPREME CoUHT-cHAncERs.

Application In the Alden Injunction
Case Denied.
Before Judge Pratt. a.4
The Injunction asked for in the case Of Stephen
"a. Alden against Georgiana B. Alden, his divorced
wife, restraining her from receiving $4,000 In
bonds from the Mercantile Loan Company which
he alleges he was compelled give up while under
arrest, was Yesterday denied by Judge Pratt. The
which the bonds were delivered, consideredin con-
nection with the other circumstances clearly aud
and that the fact that plaintiff with full knowledge
that the suit In Connecticut was being prosecuted
to nnal Judgment, permitted SUFFICIENT time to
eapse alter the alleged duress to enable defendant
TO appropriate the bonds under decree duly en-
tered In that suit strongly corroborates the answer
Injunction Is therefore denied, with SO costs to
each OF the defendants.
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THE JUVENILE AID FUND.
"The Work Goes Bravely On'' and tho
Caah Sloyvs In IN X cen II Going.

The following additional subscriptions in aid Of
the fund for poor sick children have been received
ct this office and are hereby acknowledged
'Otis Leroy sends SIS In aid of sick children.
"H G." encloses S. for the poor children's fund.
"a Subscriber OF Pelham, Westchester county,
sends s., and suggests that an association be
formed to purchase, say on Long Island, q plot Of
ground, upon which shall be erected buildings Tor
children from the citys slums for alternating pc.
RODS OF two weeks In the Summer season. The cor
respondent offers to contribute toward such en-
terprise.
'Mrs. Morton" sends S., "ior the sick children's
fund"
"Benjamin Nathan" Cortlandt street, forwards
$50, his unite in aid Of the poor sick children"
&C. W. Pollard" Of Albany, sends $40 'for the
work.
"Three Sisters OF Chartyn enclose by mail s.,
'I0r poor sick Children
Total SlO4.
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The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany in TroubIe--S126, 1000
Due for Taxes.
THE GOLD QUESTION AGAIN.
The Clique Unloading and Prices EaSier-A
Word to the Uninitiated.
MONEY ABUNDANT.
The Foreign Market Steady and
Exchange Dull.

WALL STREET,
MONDAY, August 10 p. N.
IMPORTS
The imports Of the week are as follows:-Dry
goods, $2,3O99lo; merchandise, estimated,
So, 10O, 900. Total $5,409,91o
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices indicate considerable weakness
in Erie. With this exception American securities
were steady. with consOls firm. The amount Of
bullion which went into the Bank OF England to-
day was 22S5,O The following are the rates OF
discount in the several Continental financial CEN
tres
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NEW Y0KK HERALD SATURDAY AUGUST Bs-w1H SUPPLEMENT-

aSSTPas si s.9 s5s
9 aSsssa
1 Ssis,. s a.ss $3.50 g s
Oh sa sS d an a i
nsaie AnswsE sr@ %ssf SsrE ESQ
asa SsF 4snad sG
oa'G as ,h Sanr were pending for oil but not
for domestic s has snd been able demand
steady sales here Of 800 rolls Of ea%y AZ
a t ans sstO dull 2 and rolls Of DO
slr na .sp but dSs 'rS
Sopdino Of the market hemp having rsmaine e
pJns' ws as ssaas and Manila
sons sd q 4 !ass
bales Currency sixty days ana 80 bales al o
er nersrne market continued rm su, trade l,sn. and
S Sannsa s, & a. @,;s IT,
lots eastern and western srow s 7S' ssc aa &c. s
s sSS p .s i0 E lSs ISL dssrni
m.s s lssS iSs % I ss
81 az s.,a.;.s crop 81 *
ss A and an
sn SSGss nas
sGSGS marso. continue. quiet for invoice lots
" quote sssiiisss, S.sS IS Ssfs 5
ISL s S 80 f o9lsaa s,SS Eng
dy tho sas rd Wsaf %nG i rs % acys TO-
81 s 5s 81
sSss Sr SSs: ana SS :s,ers option Ssi
xss Quiet ~ p5y sa piee ron Was
$ i
SaSs snS Ss: SSon rs
at o do No. at IS snd 81 da noc ~ Go Nc
and pitch sTs sSls ana
prices Lard oil %sdsras request for 81 shipens
1sr 0 We Ss and steady the
2tG Soc in S Y
Sd @ or St ssed
Summer yellow Do lard OIL &C. 7ec a' icr
Ss oaS s choice m'Adsn
an ss'ssPas sss, 'ss & S
bids oyer quoted sf srss ' ana nj
The markets WERE dS ana dscidsdys iSScI p{ fiys
nanc sT Wells %ey Ssf se Ds Xxx at raTHs
;sd ycia average About 80 bis saSh
dsss o$s, MS s;s:s %srs
sa s ISIs 90
PACKAGES 4ss 66l a q srses Pork th
At 81 g a sns s sellers "" e i
sheer clear a. W 'o' ana 'o Dds OF extra prime
mess az Sia oI1a. bacoh was duil Dut nimly
hela Long Snar ~ my 1o snor 49, ~ S'sc ytc
peer stock, Zoso OF Wcn $3.50 packiSes arc Ola. nc
nuIkot Was quiJ. uu So Any ~ joopns WHY aDout
one n'ndred parHases w1re RaUeu u. PScs WITHIN the
range 81 ~ SiU ~ Ior pi ,ncss, Sil !" ea5 ~ LOT
extra do S7 vi for prime mess nerces and 81 S2
lor lnua uo uerces hnu SAo S-o ior ezra Inua mess
erces Beei mans aS were quie e ana small
safes were ma4g ~. from e-u COL ior
Souinein anu nor Wescsmd W. meats were IN
oue rae % or soia or OK We're anout
steady we neau o. SAFES OF LoO plcAleu mans ny iOc
400 lbs Of loose bellies ~ IDS averago at DC 70 boxes
o. do IL IDS average atS,ac zU smoked naI AT 3'ac
sc mafset sc IoT o WIS 4us ana
weak CLOSING ~ o>ac 9.ioc ioT We neau OF
sales Oh oo 9f A"eMs' hs yi9c dooo trce 0a
september az ,iioc S'o ercss ,or 10 ~ sac n
ueIces 0r OctODeI ~ oisC WY we tnei easvr cV
MeIces ofprme sold at &c. ana oo uerces oil NC LAT
HAc mr.. .,..,o. continued e.,, .ra,ho ANN. al -.
dhu;nr waS tap s.es - H. 1ers 81 Ceraima a.
striputihe VA, ia - ~ "
S1ac ytac 10Y Digs o. - &c anu 20"
on ra % ,yas gaT demand F raw s,,cnr today
w"s Sv ha -, - o. w s,ronc cos,n?,
S ht er H. better We heard Of sales tootns
apov ~ ha ,ciud NO iwtcr,oS re6"inv a. 1sIc
up s ,a ang ut uovd lair Cuba at 4 li6c
nnod Do M si;c and No 10 centrifugal at SIC
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ruRopEAv MARKETS

Lospor MONEY! MARxKr--LoN ooS August IA 80 NJ
consolS tor money. 92x o2s. Tor me account. s.K
new Aves S0%.
PARIS BocssT-rARrs. August -. M 'kenes S6f Cc.
FRASKvORs BoyxsE-fRANKvoRr. Aug rt II. NJ
United States veventy bonds G6 FOR tn issue o. iocx
LIvRRPooL CerroN MARgsr.-LfvERPo0L, a 'gust - r.
ton not below nadalnss, deliverable Sep ember ss
SGD The sales Of tbesweek nave been ilU 90 oaies OF
ton The stock in porlS s4s,OCo bales including S 3
bales, including 2No AIrrican. Actual export. .VS9
bales the market Is irn and tending upward "a.
ding pplandis s7sd oidlliIw Orleans, ySd sales Is!
low low mddIings deliverable septcmber October AZ
slSi6d The stock at ssA bound to ti,iypor Is N900
bales including 500 American The shipments OF cot
have been oo baes oshe S e S 70 Se bs Sss
were American Sales OF cotton shipped tom Savannah
or Charleston, September AMI Octo6er. said.
TRADE AT MANCHESTER LrvtRPoOL, Aug. is r. NJ
The market yarns and abrhcs ut Manchester Il firm
18th an upward tendency.
LvxRPooL BREADsrurFs MArEm.-LsvxRPooG.A Aug. l.
$3.50 p M-Ihe market Is quiet Wheat lis lid q i2s.
lzs 81 for red Winter Corn, rs sd psr quarter The
receipts OF wheat for the past three days been
6s quarters including 80 600 Amcrca q The Receipts
Of corn for the three days hye been $500 quarters
including 1000 American
uaLlvERPooI PROVISIONS MARxErs-I.IvEReooL Aug, -
p. M.-Lard, SIS per owt.
LIVERPOOL PPoDUcn MAaxEys-LivERpooLe August F.,
Evening Spirits turpentna 32s Ter cwt Refined pol
LONDON PRopucE MiRxE1-LoNDoy, August l-Hvcp-f
ing.-raliow, 42a per 0wt Common rosin &c. a 9s 3D.
per cwt Spirits tirpentine, 81. Co. per cwt Lnsee6
oil 49, o. sss os psrtor, Talgw s "a "a s Cd PER
PETROLEUM MARKEr.- ASrwKer Aug vt L-Petroeum,.
33f for fine pale Americans
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THE AVENUE A TRAGEDY.
Death of Lahe.

Yesterday morning Coroner Herman received
information that George Lair, the German who
on Wednesday night attempted to murder Joseph
Schneider his room mate. a. ~ q aysaus 4, ana
BELLEVUE HqSpltal from the effects OF the wound
The Coroner will make an investigation Of sha
affair in few days. There seems to be but little
tnrong1 Jealousy or from other causes. Schneider,
Lahra victim. Is said to be progressing faVOrablY.