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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
To INVESTORS.

To those who wish to REISyEsT Coupons on
DIVIDENDS and those who wish TO INCREASE rsylR
INCOME from means already invested in other
less profitable securities, we recommend the Seven
Thirty Gold Bonds OF the Northern Pacific RailrOad
Company as we'll secured and unusually productive.
The bonds are always convertible at Ten per cent
premium (l.lOl into the Company's Lands at Market
Prices The Rate of Interest seven and threeenihs
per cent gold is equal now to about s! currency
yielding an income more than onethird greater than
L. s. 5-2Os. Gold Checks for the semi-annual interest
on the Registered Bonds are mailed to the Post
Office address of the owner. All marketable stocks
and bonds are received in exchange for northern
Pacifcs On MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
JAY COOKE n Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21
JAY COOKE y Go.

CHICAGO, DANYILLE AND VScESNEs RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BoNDs-$ $4,000
the last Of the total Issue of 100000, for sale al %
and interest. Parties purchasing before April viii
have the benefit of the gold premium on Conpons
payable Oh that day.
w. b. SHATTUcK q Co., Bankers,
3 Nassau-st., New York
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The Assistant Treasurer paid out $1,000 in called
bonds and $35,000 in coin interest. The days bust
ness of the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared S426260OO; gold balances, Sl,4l2,S28; cur
rency balances, Si,123,SS6. The following were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21
Coleman Benedlet,s closing quotations at 4p m.

William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus 80 days time, and Il to
per cent bonus on 60 days, at the following va
riations from the market price of the securities
,.1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21

For SALE-Morris and Essex Railroad per cen.
Mortgage Bonds, principal and interest guaranteed
by the Delaware, Lackawanna and Weston Rail
road Company. WOOD * DAVE,
Bankers and Dealers in r. r. Bonds, 81 Finest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21

THE EIGHT PER CENT Quarterly interest Pifst
Mortgage Gold Bonds Of the LOgausp0rt, Crawford
Vile and Southwestern Railway OF Indiana, o.
fered for sale by Messrs. JONES & SCHUYLER No %
Pine-st. yield the largest income OF any llst-elas
Railway Security on the market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21

Forward deliveries bc easier VIII moderate trnetos S
concession: sales follows, al basis Of Low hbllss =
last evening after m: March ~ az 5.i A4 ~
al l9l lSc May so al 10 3l6c 1900 st l dase ~
al lie; july 100 at 10 Lice 100 at stc total gW bales 80
to-day up to p March 900 az l8sc. 800 az 10 1oc ~ ~
loo AZ iJc; April 800 az Is 9l6 200 u 8bc 900 q . M ~
ssc 7l6c 800 at se leo al lgc MAY 20 a. % 80
loo az l5Ic r2O0 - Billie 100 az B4c. loo 8 ly6 ~
ISic 200 at I8 lll6c ls2ci june 800 - Lice ~
Isc 100 as 10 ll6c 80 49, 80 at l8lc. 100 az l 80
lac July 100 al l9!c 800 10 3l6c 800 at sc % a. sS
los at i9!c; total. II $50 bales grand total, l-N t3s
changed-96e pd to 500 April FOX JULY t. PL TO e. ~'
July. 49,.
COFFEBThe market Is quite depressed in tone and s
settled We therefore omit quotations The sales embfce
Prime Rio at Baltimore per Cheya about S4c and 500 ~ -
Ornary 10 Pair at Ne1Oeans. az l6tc cash gold The e,
rived from Rio bags but Der anp e Heis n'
In other COfees business includes a65 mats Java 81 V
seas sold before private 206 bags teiln ~
Porto Rico 53 bags MeKcan $50 bags 81 DOMINGO shipped h
by frst M Sngap0re shipped 10 eaaadA o h %
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Flour is more gcrfi ~
market stronger for al grades under +lOi ShPns ol a.
plenty; Medium Wheat Extras 6rn and in ils de1
and snnerfre more ssabe and 6rmer; the close e nl
fairly active aud rather ermer materially higher sa o. Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21
IS business at the U. S. Snb.Treasnry vas :

The days business at the .. ). Snb-IreasnIy was
Gold receipts S517,4s4 90 Currency pay
IO0T,O0t go ments...... 1,555s13 "A
Gold balance sol 6S Cur'cy balance s7 2sS 80
Cmrcy recpts. l379,le2 10 Customs..-... $4,000 90
Foreign exchange has been dull, and the closing
liz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21
Sales bp Anftlon

DY JOHN II. DRAPER g. Co., Auctioneers.-
ND Tie DELAWARE, LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY will SELL
100000 TONS SCRANTON COAL,
FYebspSe.pisee SAMUEL SLOAN, President
A. ngRwIS, Aneuonee.
DY BANGS, MERWlN ~ Co., Broadway. cor.
Id IbtS Of Books Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture &c
WEDNESDAY and following days, at p BOOksElLhRs
STOCK ucung Miscellaneous New Books In great variety STANDARD
nd Illustrated WORKS juveniles, School Books Se
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SECOND CALL.

SECOND CALL.
Sales Of Government Bonds I23 m.and u p. m.
5000 J. 5-2OCoup '67 10000 U. g. $40 Coup ll6s
5000. .-................llGa
No Second Board in CONSEQUENCE the funeral Of the
late G. W. Smith, esq.
SALES FROM l21 O'CLOCK To % p. ".
Sales OF state BOHds-RdtiTOdd BOHdS-BdiE aud RAT
rOdd-ErDreSS Stocks, dc.
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Mem publications.
UARPER g. BROTHERS, New York.
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TEMPERANCE SERMONS.
sermons upon phases Temperance Qaeon by OF
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21

The market tor railroad bouds was quiet ana a..
The prices current to-day showed little change ,,'.
yesterday. The following were the bids: '0n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-oFFIcrAL RE-
PORT, CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOX TIE
TRIBUNE-FIEsT CALL, lot O'CLOCK A. NJ
IRON 10 TO lQA A. NJ.
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Wre1n CLEANERS.


nRAFTS ON IRELAND.
IL TAPsCOrTs EMIGRATION and FOREIGN EXCHANGE
OFFICE e6 souh-Drss from 81 upward available all parts OF
Great Britain Ireland passage ucets BY steamships aud sailing
p''A'S ''''' TAPSCoTT Bros. Co. SO sOuhs, SesYork
nor ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
~ RATES OF FREIGHT REDUCED.
EMITTED STATES and BRAZIL EfEAMSllP COMPAAbt
Regular Mail steamers sailing on the ga OF month
ONTARIO Capt g. Socam. har,b "a, al ~ o'clock,
MERHiMACk. Can't. Weir. Auu p.
SOUTH AMERICA CAN'T TinkepIugh. Asy23.
sail schedule eau ~ 81 Thomas
Para and Rio de Janeo aud returning For
ent OF freight passage, apply 10
WM r. GARRISON. Agent. No. 5BoSlug-green New.YoTs
HAVANA, PROG RESO and VERA CRUZ.
ii EEW-YORK and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,
Leaving Pier 3. North River at D. n. EVERY THURSDAY.
CLEOPATRA (Davans and Mercol..........,.M March %
CITY OF HAVANA utaygna onyl.....,.......barch u.
CITY MERIDA (iIayans via Nassaul ...,....Apr =
CITY OF MEXICO (avsaa and MeIcol. .......Apnl To-
F@"SsD' OF T. ALEX ANDRE SONS. % Broadway.
A NCHOR LINE. = EXPRESS STEAMERS
"A sail from Pier 20 SoIth River Sew-iork.
Saturday March r. VICTORIA. SATURDAY March 20
OiYMPIl "Wednesday March % TRiNACRIA .Woineav April 2
Passengers booked aud from Railway Station
Great Bln GERMANY Norway Sweden Denmark America
SAFELY speedily comfortably and ceapy other line
Tickets CerGcales be bought a. lowest currency rates
b. applying a the Compares osiees, B0Whug-green
- -'fE HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21
THE MARKETS.

fCarehly reported Cor TnE TRrBryEl
TBURsDAY, Mssrb y. isa
ASHES-The receipts, to-day. Il pkgs. Pots Y
| quiet al , "a. dull and nominal.
the moelie -
tone Of the market grades s
/ H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21


Corn Meal Jerseys - asa IS Corn Meal Brrs - ssns
Corr Meal wssrW 3 20 q IS ComMsalG'Ga asIo cus
California OREGON Flour in limited request AZ S'N
dian Flour quiet at $50 80 o. a. ssasi 70. yehss
81 2Od 81 -; coarse, 81 lSd ~ ~; co., o"~''''
oil 20, Rye do. at 81 050Sl 10. -. 400, scive -
FREiGiiTS-The demsud berth has been my 81
rates Gran hraer the charerng demand u snfr
vessels susble Petroleum trade full rates ss cO ttt
to-day To Liverpool by steam, :, a. To lbess
ali 10 90 brsh Wheat at 81 The charters were 10 Rst %
hence 10 stockholm with 200 bills Napn1hA o "a Roh@
hence 10 direct port n United Kingdom vita ., A~
Petroleum Norwegian BARK, heh - Sota Mo1tsa
bb Crude DO on private and British os ~ 80
River Platte With 35OOlo iee Of Lumber at 80 ss"' ~
FssD-The market Is quiet unchanged Ne q9s ~ sssS
for choice RYE Feed quoted AZ s23 ton .sl aosi ~
GaAIN-In Wheat there Is conscience "a ile hs
ers advanced their views but the absence V icl,
prices generally limit the sales VITA .s s qa -
active trade 10 Spring seems probable s~ eosnei .
holders OF Sprug are The business Is eiehs ssus; ~ ~
Tue sales are 100 bush at 81 s. for MOL Nmaso a. Wse ~
No Milwaukee aaoa 30 for Red Western -, ssgps q ~ ~
gan; ~ Tor White Genesee. Barley Is hsid :, 81 zee ~
extresey hmited-this Is Nantej Cheio III hal se
sales OF bnsh Wesep, last evening az ~ os >.
hush Canas West "a IN 2oOo bush ae bAy
aud aOO bush Common rworowed state en- s lar 6ss co.
Mali quiet sales of 4oOO bash AZ as es
West AMI 81 20 Tor Choice Western. - Al so eash hs
fair; White sala0le; the sales arc HaH.; Nsss
Mixed at s6dt7c.; White f90Sci bAeA 81 a.
Mixed a6d4c and size for Old 10 soe 4. heni 81 ~ III
In ir request tbe ssles 1870 bush Csnaasp , er =
bash state at " ale. ahost Corn Is as nr Wa
srport the sales A3scO busb. Damp a MhR
M}xei al 6c for Old pd ~ aoeic
o. YELLOW AZ 81 do6lc Southern leos AZ IA a He~
Al osG7loi Jersey Yellow Al 6tc.. on pier ahNi" gs
aud bush Mixed, seller June, Al os 49,. tfsBscp>
MoLAssEs-Thegt is ipauirJ, oas 10 Ais'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21

EOR LIVERPOOL.
IvIAoUBENSTOWNI
CARRYING THE U. s. MAILS
THY LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dispatch one full iron steamships
FROM PIER Nc. &c, " Il. EVERY WEDNESDAY,
rs follows;
WISCONSIN, CAN'T T. W. March %. al $500
NEVADA Capt, FoRsYrH. ,. Pr $500 IN
WYOMING Capt PRcE.......,.....ApTi B. a. 800 p m
IDAHO. Capt. NORGAS................Apnl 10
MINNESOTA. Capt T. T. FaEsAAs. April D.
MANHATTAN, Capt Jas PRlcg, jr...AaEeh 90
Cabin passage. sso. GOD.
Steersge passage oEce, No 70 BroadWsyl $50 eaeleI
For freight cabin passage applv
wnLIAMs 4 Gr1oN. No % Wan s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-16
Haley. the Newsdeafer.

G. G. Haley. the famous newsdealer and
stationer Of No. - Commercial place and
No. i53 Poydras street. is a man Of mark,
and in his way genius worthy Of admi-
ration and limitation. He does a large
business at these establishments, which
moves quietly along. and everything goes
forward as though by clock-work. lie sup
plies the passengers on the trains and the
entire people on the line of the New Or.
leans and Mobile railroad with the daily
papers OF this city and Mobile, together
with weekly literary and illustrated papers
and such leading daily journals from other
cities as are wanted.
Mr.. Haley's great speciality is the New
Orleans REPUBLICAN. a journal so popular
with the public that he is frequently
obliged to duplicate his orders to supply
the demand. He has on his counters all
the leading New York, Chicago. st. Louis.
Cincinnati Louisville and Memphis dailies.
all the monthly publications printed in the
English language. every variety of weekly
papers, and the new illustrated Daily
Graphic, printed in New York.
If c. c. Haley could be multiplied by ten
thousand. New Orleans would have an en-
terprisins and energetic class OF business
men. and the prosperity of this city would
be assured.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-16
ST. PATRICK's DAY.
Celebration by the Hiberniaa Benevslest
and Mutual Aid Associations Of louis.

Celebration by the HiberniaA Benevsleet
,na DautusI Aid Associations Of louis.
lana.
The Hibernian Benevolent and Mutual
Aid Association of Louisiana EN- braces four
teen branches, and they Will tomorrow Gel
citrate the anniversary OF lrelsnd's patron
sains by . procession. which siIl move
through the following streets
I'm Camp 70 Calliope, TO Annunciation, 60
Velocity. 10 Magazine, to First, to Caronde-
LEI. down 60 Julia, 90 St Charles, to Canal,
across 90 Royal, to Esplanade, to Levee, to
Vaudeville, to Burgundy, up Burgundy TO
Esplanade, to Rampant. 10 Canss.
The various branches viii assemble or
Canal street tomorrow morning ct ten
o'clock, and will form in four divisions, the
first being under the marshaishlp of Ed
ward Sweeney, the second under John T.
Gibbons. the third under NJ. McNamsrs
and the fourth under W. H. Byrnes.
When the head o. the procession reaches
CLAY statue the procession will halt and
open line for review. Branches on the ex-
IRENE left of the line will then pass through
to the right and be dismissed.
These celebrations are credltable 20 the
frishmen of New Orleans. and that of TO-
morrow will be superior in numbers and
general display to any that has preceded
II Tho effect of similar observance. is
excellent, and gives clearer idea of the
Importance and strength of each separate
element of our population.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-16
Row Among Chinese Landowner.

This is special dispatch to the St. Louis
Globe:
NEW YORK, March i2.-There ia a row
among the Cinnamon imported by Captain
Herney to wash linen at Belvlle. New Jer-
sey, and the 'Heathen Chnee" have broken
| their engagement with the captain, and
many OF them are now in this city. their
new employer being an Irishman named
McCarty. who owns laundry at No. !O2
Thompson street.
at the time Of the engagement Of the Ce'
lestials there were nearly hundred girls
at work in tho laundry. whose wages aver.
aged from So to SD per week. The Celes-
tials agreed to work at much lower rates
than these. and aceOrdir gly large num-
Der of the girls were discharged. On Fri
day second batch of about thirty men left
Captain Herney's place and were imme-
diately hired by McCarty, and large mum
Der OF the girls, not caring TO work with
them, left the premises.
SO we have a Chinese laundry in New
York. MUCH to the DISCUS. OF work!ngmea
here
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-16
AUCTION SALES TO.mORRow.

n SaERIPF HARPER at IL O'Clock. az Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange. all ths
Interest Of defendants in lot of ground and
buildings on Magazine street. in seven lots OF
yro.nd on Magazine street. in two lots Oh
ground and buildings on First street. IN LOT
o, ground and buildings on Euterpe street. and
alot o. ground adjoining the last on kuteIpe
s.-eet--C T. Girardey Co. 10. Mrs ANA
Hcghe. ct a.: two lots of ground and Dulid-
iags oa Rocheblave street-Plerre Sraheoia
T-.berg Margaret W. SANFORD. "ido" OF
James Haynier At o'clock. at corner OF
Baronne and Euterpe streets, all the furniture
81 .he premises-Mrs. Mary F. Tobin vs.. John
". Tooin, her husband.
~ HOFFMAN, MARKS Il CO.. az ~ O'Clock. az
~, :. Charities street a large assortment and
,.agi; OF drv goods and furnishing goods
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-16
Benefit of Alex Fitzgerald.

This gentleman is a sterling actor. and
has distinguished himself professionally
since his connection with the 81. Charles
Theatre. This evening has been selected
as the time for his friends to congratulate
him with a complimentary benefit. The
announcement elsewhere will give an idea
of the character Of the performances then
and there. Mr.. Fitzgerald will greet big
house, and his friends will assemble in
masses to testify their appreciation of his
merifS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-16

TIE FREEDMASs SAVINGS AND Trust
COMrANY.-This institution. we are glad TO
see, ia fast obtaining the foothold among
our people which it deserves by its merits.
With large and constantly increasing list
OF lepositors, il never fails. under its pres.
ent able management. to win and retain
confidence. The fact is, there was need
for such al Institutional place where the
poor iabOrer and mechanic could lay up
their little savings from day 70 day and
week 10 week. with feeling o! perfec: con-
fidence that wien they wanted to draw
them out and use them they would be forth
coming. with a handsome increase IN the
way OF interest. for this bank pays Fix per
cent interest, and compounds it IN January
and July each year. But az our people act
slowly. it took some time for them 20 take
up the idea and iamiliarize il. But since
Mr.. J. ID. Sturtevant assumed the post OF
cashier. things have advanced very rapidly.
and We do NOT e1aggeratc when we Say that
IL may soon be expected that this bank Will
hold rank second to none in the cit. Its
balance on the first ins.an: was SOL! 81.
an amount by Il" means insignificant. Now
we would advise our readers to open ac-
counts with the Ereedman's Savings and
Trus' Company. and begin regular sys-
,em ci savings. That such q course vii!
eventually make them independent can no
n!u:r o." doUhteG than tna, the sun :!-"-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-16
ron:'nlch Murray ns III. ~. Charles.

IL. Murray i no stranger il New Or
leans. His tirs: appearance here was a;
the .;c..suly OF Music. iIr.. ~ io;Ir .y"a:s
since. when ne was recognized az an actor
Of uHa>"&i merit. He wa. at the Varieties
Thea tire during the early par .: last sea-
s"r. an,! Wen FOR himself distinction on
:hat sage. His reputation - already es-
;a5iisbed. and has beer aciuow!ed sed here
and elsewhere. Mr.: Murray viii open at
the ST. Charles tomorrow evening in his
new sensation of d" Sing Sing" pi4y which
has had y long and suces.s:.. saGo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-16
Base Ball.

This evening at three o'clock, On the Della
chase grounds, there will be an interesting
game OF base ball between those two crack
junior clubs, Haymaker and Grasshopper.
Both clubs are evenly matched, and . good
game may be expected. The following are
the nine OF the Haymakers: J. Burk, left
base: ). Duffy. centre field N. Duffy third
field: J. Massey, short stop; W. Duncan,
catcher; James Brennan, pitcher; c. Carl
ton, frst base; E. Iniac&e. right ield, w.
GlepuOp. second base.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-16

CRIMINAL COURT-In the several cases
against j. C. Herzberg, charged with hav.
in, issued fraudulent city licenses TO va
rious parties. bail has been fixed at 500 in
each case.
The application for new trial in the case
of Edward Donnelly was refused. Dom
nelly was charged with the murder of one
Callaghau, and at his first trial was found
guilty of murder without capital punish.
ment. 4 second trial was granted, when
the verdict was murder in the first degree
Austin l.. Smith, indicted for the murder
of MA wife on February 30. and against
whom the grand jury returned a true bill.
was arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
Judge Cotton submitted rule for a new
trial in the case OF Timothy Hayes. convict
ed Of numbering Tom Sinnott in 1863.
Counse! bases his application on several
grounds. among which he cites that
Hayes was not rational being at the time
of the deed; that the verdict of the jury
was forced. and that the court cc propria
mn,iu should have taken the case from the
iurv and dismissed the accused from Gus.
,ody. or have directed the jury to ac4uit
the prisoner on the plea of insanity.
The case of William Watney. charged
with the murder of Godfrey Bass. October
:. 1870. ha. been continued until Saturday.
twenty-.eeond instant.
a nolle prosequi was entered in the case
Of A. johnson. assault and battery. death
preventing further proceedings.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-16
The Third District Fire sufferers.

The committee of relief for distributing
contributions raised for the sufferers by the
Third District fire, will hold final meeting
at Carroll Hall. Greatmen. near Elysian
Fields street, on Wednesday next. at
twelve o'clock NJ. Sufferers who are in &C.
tual need OF relief will present themselves
then and there. Those who have collected
before that time.
We make this announcement az the re
quest of Mayor Wilt