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THE SAMPLE-ROOMERS,
TIE lIER1NoITEB.


At the headquarters ovor tho whisky-ehop on
Randolph street, there was tho usual collection
Of candidates and their friends, ready for any
thing. Tho Executive COMMITTEES wero very
busy trying to harmonfzo differences between
rival candidates for Alderman.
o'IARA's "cosM1ssIoNs."
Mr, Dan O'Hara Hoems determined to have
himself elected to tho City Trensurorsldp, In
spite Of tho opposition manifested toward him
by every good oitizon. Knowing that his chhncea
for getting Office honorably aro evon loss than
those Of any other candidate In the alcoholic
aggregation called tho "Peoplo's Ticket" ho
has rosorted to base trick to secure tho Buf-
fragcB Of creator number Of fraudulent voters
than eau with safoty bo naturallzod. The echome
is not altogether original with Mr.. Dan OHnra,
something similar to 1t having boon succoasfully
praoticed at every New York oloction by the most
despicable Tamn1nny politicians. Tho following
is true copy Of document, with tho aid Of
which Mr. Dan O'Hara proposes to elect HIM
self:
oIIara Clerk Of tho Criminal Court Of Cook County,
in the County Of Cook, and State Of illinois, do hereby
constitute md appoint - Of said county, my
Deputy Ccrk for mo. and in my name, to cxecnts and
perform nil and singular the ncta, dutlos and things
which nro required to DO done and performed by mo
na Clerk Of the Criminal Court Aforesaid, to Sign my
namo 10 ali alRvits and to execute tho same for and
An&f1 fhtr1 ? N1tAf nf4aF
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New YonK, Oct. 31.-Arrived-8teamshf
Alexander, Lavalloy, from Hayre, Alexandria
from Gibraltar, and 8midt from Bremou.
LONDON, Oct. 81 Steamship Hibernian, from
Quebec, has arrived out.
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HEAVY JUDGMENTS SATISFIED.

Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 31.--To-day tho city
authorities and the attorneys Of tho railway
bondholders came to an understanding by Which
settlements of tho heavy Judgments against tho
city Will be adjusted.
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NEVADA SILVER MINES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Wonderfully rich de-
vclopmonts arc reported for tho Belmont Mine,
Nevada. The yield is reported at $500 per ton.
The mine ia opon to public inspection.
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e1ers, !e2,5oo; Republic, $4,000; Mutual, e1o,-
eS osk 1865 sSni p 4naffSs
OF this nmount COOS to tho school fund, and tho
othor ono.fourth to tho person who filed tho in-
formation.
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YELLOW fever.

ONLY Two Dcnta,n from Yellow Fcvor
I'M H1cnlrllls Ycstortiny - Citizens RE-
turntnx--No Further Aid Neoilod for
tho Stcls--E1ncouruKlnE Reports from
Other Points.
MEMrn1B, Tenn, Oct. 8t.-Tlo noon mortu-
nry report Bhowa tl1rao deaths from yellow
fever, and four from othor ca,laea
orrizENs RETURNING.
Incoming trains nro crowded with returning
and pedestrians.
Tho splendid gold crosa which was presented
to Miss Lulu, Wilkinson by A. z. Frankland, as q
Testimonial to her devotion to tho afflicted, WAS
stolen from her last night On tho ovo OF her do
parturo from tho city.
COOL WEATHER.
Tho woathor to-day is clear and cold, With
stiff breozo from tho north
Our Affections havo fod.
MonTuAnY REPORT.
Yellow foyer, 4; other cnusog, none. Tho Hocro-
tary Of tho Board Of Health stntos that two Of
Tho yolIow feyor deaths probably belong to yes-
torday's report, from which they woro lost On
account Of irregularity In tho return, which will
mako the return proper to-day q from yellow
fever.
Victor Fuchs, game merchant Is not dead, as
reported In these diHpatchos fow days ago.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
headquarters Of tho Howard Association:
osr1oE OF THE HOWARD Assoonr1oa,)
No. q MADISON STREET,
u Orr o<neroa. Fsiends Throughout Ia Land
With removed assurances Of our profound gratitude
for your past and Invaluable assstanco, arc happy
to announce TINT olr funds arc now amply sufficient
to meet all the wants Of sick. and therefore, re-
quest that you stop any further contributions to ou,
Siderable tns yet much deaitnion IN our midst. a.
| result of tho pcatilenee and tho temporary de.
es sna na1 u VIZ y M +,
forward i, T. tho Mayor Of our city,; ,,o,n
President Of the Howard Association.
| AT SHREVEPORT.
| snnEvEpo RT, La., Oct. 9l.-Interments: "
r. Brenor; ?. r. l.. Bray, Ii Paylon z. Ward
30; Sam L. Foreigner. colorea, 66.
| IN TEXAS TOWNS.
Marshall, Tcx., Oct. s1.-Wcathcr clear. and
cool. Four Cases Of sickness. No yellow fever
To-day ut Amorg, Dallas, Marshall, and Terrell
It was resolved that it was aa{o for tho quarau-
| tine to DO raised the entire line. ALI the Biol
nro doing well. All tho nurBes have been dis
charged except hve mon and tho FIVE fenal
11urnes from Now Orleans. Money Is still noedo'
for tho sick and convnlesoont
| At BA1NDn1D0E GA.
SAVANNAH. Oct. 31.-Thero were thirteen no'
cases OF yellow fovor at Bainbridgo yesterda
diseaso there have been ffteon deaths. Th
situation is regarded as moro hopeful in the IN
fected diAtricta md the dangerous caaeB arc al
improving. There was heavy white frost l
those SECTIONS last night.
At MONTGOMERY, ALA.
MONTGOMERY, Ala., Oct. 3l.-Only three case
OF fever since the last report. The weather
cold, aud tho people arc returning homo.
| RELIEF.
WAsu1soroN, Oct. s1..Tho clergy Of Wash
ington havo arranged for general collectio
for the relief OF tic yellow fovor Hufferors /
Memphis.
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LOCAL POLITICS.
The Candidates on the 0iti-
zens' Union Ticket.
How Tho People Can Overcome
~: the Naturalization
Frauds.
Report of tho Finance Com
mittee ON tile City
Treasury.
MIR. Cages Accounts All Right,
"And the Cash on
Hand"
Another of Dan O'Hara's
Base Tricks Exposed.
The Fraudulent Manufacture OF
Deputy Clerks.
Is Judge Williams Anxious to Ez-
anime the Blank "0om-
missions 2"
One of Mr. nesing's Precious Docu-
mcuts Brought to Light.
The Fraudulent Manufacture OF
Deputy Clerks.
Is Judge Williams Anxious to Ez-
anime the Blank "Oom-
missions 2"
One of nIr. nesing's Precious Docu"
ments Brought to Light.
He Calls upon the Germans to Unite
to Put Down the Americans.
CITIZENS UNION TICKET.


CITIZENS uNIoN llCkEi'
CITY oFF1cEn5.
For Mayor-1Es1En L. BOND. -.
City Co11eoto L. MoRA1soH.
City Attorney-InoMAs y. TURNER.
City Assessor-W. B. H. GRAY.
Clerk OF the Police Court--O. +, MATsoa'
FOR ALDERMEN.
First Wnrd-DAN1RL ]. LYON.
Second Ward-AnTuun DIXON.
Fourth Ward-JEssE sPA1D1Na.
Fifth Ward-R1oHAnD B. sToNa.
Sixth Ward-Wf4L1Aat IHAoEf.
Seventh Ward-A. g. M11LARp.
Eighth Ward-MArTHEW FLEMING.
Ninth Ward-GEoRaE POWELL.
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Special Utspatrh ia The Chieago 1fi6ans
DETRoir, Mich., Oct. 31.-Tho Rchr champion.
bound dow, from Chicago, coltdcd Thursday on
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:, during tho fourth day Of November, A.
.. 1915, after which said powers hereby
conferred, as my Eaid Deputy Clork,'
ehnll cease and be null and void.
| Given under my hand and tho 8ehl OF
said Court ut Chicago, In said County,
this - day Of November 4. D. 1878.
j DAHL O'HARA,
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Clerk Of the Criminal Court Of Cook County.

Stats AZ It1inofs, cook Cnuntp. 81. 1,--@, hav:
Court OF Cook County, In the county and State sforc-
said, do solemnlg s.ea That vii support The c9n M
nois thnt will, in al things faithfully, honcstly
.nl impartally porfor the dutica Of my said office Of
Deputy Clerk according to the best Of my understand
ing and ability. ....
And do further aole1nnly s.ctar, That have not
fought duel accepted challenge to fight duol
Of either party, nor have been second to either party
nor hayo boen knowingly tho bearer Of any such cha
lenga or acceptance since the adoption Of the Const
tttion md that will not be engaged or concerned,
directly or indirectly in Abou. any such duel dur
iuu my continuance IN office. So hsfp 4ns God.
Subecr1bod aud sworn to before mo, this -dny OF
November, A. D. 1873. --.
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AID. Cox, aud LOWS Brittin, WAS duly appointed,
and instructed to report ut the business meeting
OF this evening. ~
| The meeting then adjourned.
| FOURTEENTH WARD.
| Tammauy FALL corner Of Indiana mud Lincoln
streets. WINS crowded last evening by q large and
enthusiastic meeting Of Law~nnd- Order citizons
Of tho Fourteenth Ward, who came out in the
the efforts being made to keep tue government
| ont OF tho bands Of tho dangerous olassoR. It
WAS altogether ono OF the beat meetings Of tho
campaign. After tho mcctng WINS callod to Or
| der Aid, Gill called for Mayor Bond.
IIia Honor made . dignihod and admirable
speech, touching on the necessity OF enforcing
law and preserving order. showing that d
disregard for lazy would aoon bring
ests Of society. He advocated tho leyying Of rs
little taxes as possible until tho people woro in
i better financial shape, and thought that, while
sewerage and other necessary improvements
Tor undertaking work-such aa the new Court
HouBe--which could as well bo postponed. 1Io
pledged himself to att honest and economical
administration Of tile government, and would
devote his tilno and ability to tho duties Of the
Office.
Ills Honor WIS frequently applaulod.
The Hon. Thomas J. Turnor followed in IN
able speech, fronting Of tue iasnoa In 1nasterly
mannor, AMI! warning every citizen . 70 turn M , o1s
", X. Sullivan made q speech, and 80 did
Capt Oonnott in hispceulariy pitly and pointed
manner. Then canle the Hon. a. L! Morrison,
the Hon. John ueaiield, Aid. Gill mud othors, ali
OF them good. 1t was splendid neoting. and
indicates that the fourteenth Ward will ro-
epond to tho cauHo OF decency On Tuesday noxt.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
AldorIaanfc candidates Oh tic 0ttizena Union
ticket must 10 at tho headquarters Of tho Catn-
paign Oommitsoo this morning ut 10 O'clock,
BlArp.
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TIE C0oPERs CONQUER.

Success Of the strike-Many or tho Me-
Rcsuming Work-What . Merch.>S
Has to Say ON the Subject.
The coopers like the Crspins and unlike the oa..
men, have succeeded In their strike. Capital has
bowed to labor, and as consequence the public
must not be surprised to hear OF fresh movements
in other departments Of industry. HERALD re-
porter called yesterday at more than dozen
places to learn the
SENTIMENTS or THE LEADING RhPLoYRRA
At William H. 0'Donnelps, $50 Water street. the
strike still continues and the 1875 men at John Mol
lers are still obdurate. The New York Sugar Re.
filming Company, 60 Cherry street, will not buy any
situation. In fact, dlscloses clear submission on
the part OF the capitalists to the demands OF their
employees.
who was interviewed yesterday, made the follow.
Ing statement to the reporter relating to the cause
OF the strike -
the present strike Of the coopers is instituted to
prevent the use here OF syrup barrels. now made
land and sold at about 81 u.s. while they cannot DO
made In New York for less than 81 20. syrup re-
quires peculiar kind or wood, and 1t must be Of
nature not to color the syrup or to absorb IL.
rough from the cypress swamps OF North Carolina
shipped them here and sold them to the sugar re-
nners, who employed coopers to make barreD
from this rough stock.
1t was found that considerable saving In labor
and freight could be obtained by having the slaves
and heads prepared ready to be set into barrels,
ana Tor TINS purpose we established manufactures
AZ the ports OF shipment In the South, and the
stock was sent here in this prepared form In
sh0oks but the coopers did not like to have any 81
the nand work done by machinery, as 1t made Less
demand for their labor here and they therefore
refused to make barrels or manufactured stock 1t
less price than they would work the rough.
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LONDON MosKy MAREKr-LospoS, May 2--5 r. M-Con.
soils closed unchanged. American securities quiet and
steady quotations. unchanged Consois opened at g3A.
Tor money and the account United states Ave twenty
bonds la5s Old, ~; lsf7s 9Sss, tcni0rtcs sg56 new
nvcs sg5s, and krie Railway shares at 5Ot1.
rAEIs bovHsE.-fAKIs. May 2-f. M.-hentes closed at
81 s5i
M-Saes Of cotton shipped from savannah Charleston
April and Nay az 3D. aud nom New orleans April and
May at The stock al bound 70 this port Is 7 O0l
bales, Including 24sUO American. Actual exports 100
bales The market for cotton TO arrive L. qusce OF tho
lands 81, a sssd. middlns Orleans ss.d. cd The
sales OF the week have been G00O bates including $50
Ter export and 500 ON speculation Tho stock Is
7.OcJ bales including 80 0oo American The receipts OF
the week have been iUsyV Bales including 3OO Ameri
TRApg AZ MAscrxsrkR-LivEnrooL. May 2--The mar.
kct yarns and fairies at Manchester - quiet but
IIysarooL BRFApsrryys MARwrr-LfvrarooL, May as
r. Mrhe receipts ~ for the past days have
been ll,t0O quarters, including 6Ug0 American. The
market Is Qniet Wheat was ls 3D. lis ld. per GENITAL
for average California white, for club DO cofn
three days nave been 1000 quarters al Of which
LiysRroeL Provisions MAnEE5.-LIvsnroot. May "a
r. M-Cheese Us per cwL for the grades o. Aerf
can fine Lard tos Cd per c~t Pork. per bbl for
IrypnrooL PRopucx Mlnxrr.-ravnnrooI, May D
Evening. Spirits turpcnfine, t0x 81. per cwL
LONDON PRoDUcE NARkNr-LoNpoN May 1-Evening -
Spirits iurpentine, t2s. Cd. A. per cwt.
PETROLEUM MARKkT.--AErwEnF, Nay 2-Petr0loum,
a2jsf for fine pale American.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MAY g. 187s-rRlp1E SHEET

seed since our last with prices ruling soady. Crude
ana oil @as wsaf
% ws n Sa ana
we quote wLinseed y, In casks and 81 Of Ia bbls
sieSS s sss%s i ssa! S'isssE
natural Winter sc: 7sc for Ssachsa LARD. i;s SOC;
for prime winter menhaden &c for selected light and
cSenss hs %srEs fsr refined Inc,
S.s ane n Sus
buyers a o lc Gases were quiet but firm 81 sec
s 1 ~
AZ a cy Shs
s d " sns NINA refined Sbs y
:s g Ss .ss ss
iSS kegs The market Tor mess pork was quiet but nrm
sS Sssa s,; s.saa
also Ss sa more G Or
mai; sales $50 boxes. long clear light average
Sesst az Dressed Ssa'd q 0s sss''
ana nc IN price small
about 40 packages within me range q sy 90
sS. Do s' pr HS do s srass an ana
s Esrs aS
tnaed quiet There was moderately fair business con.
way SSsS
G. do on Srfss hs% -
a. gess 60 GssaTs.a sss ~
@ snS 'Ss
steam al so cash 1900 ,ierces iSr May AZ se Tide
city lard was steady al sc with sales Of 200 tierces
s ; ;'ddss as
+: ~ 's!ss s
aao' dS Of 4 s IT, & aaS
boxes Of centrifugal q from &C. sc Refined met with
standard y and Ike naf .' les ssfas
GOOD e To p1ms s s sos s sS0a is
goed sAc sHc; prime 70 chSice SIC &c Sen'ri1u-
shss ana ss1ss
ss = & "a wSe ~ a ~ fsstG
to ssss ny,
ana g
market, Tor linseea remained very Snst
selling eSSns ,n Tlm0,hy Wa il
''fTs saS s Sui Rs ssssas
sale se IS sSa.a s at ss' steady We have only
s11a onsr
asa1d i O. :a ies O. Gases ao sen 1871 100
hhds d. Kentnsky at from 7c a i.s... 'uies havana
TALLow was in moderate demand and firm. Sales were
f s 81 o. s S d e
wcoi-BSsness during the first three days has been
S the a Ssstd n w q 9
stss 90 ss sSaiS ss.
Soc 1900 lbs Of Ohio and Michigan fleece asc Sc
OREGON, sso 900 ihs q Texas i7e lsc . bags u6
domestic, 6Oc IL do extra pulled, 44c. 200 bales of
Cape at Ice &c., gold in bond for shipment TO Canada
SECURED do q lps Of Ohio fleece, 1000 q and
California Spring, do Of Cape, do. Of combings IS
do of sheerngs 100 do OF tubbed washed 80 do OF extra
ssPss Of
do OF domestic noils- oil ON private terms
WnsKEY.-Receipts, 40 bblS The market opened with
holders demanding higher prices, but subsequently
closed dull and heavy with sales 00 bbls at 9lc
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

s ssss s. r.
s ssH Ras ooass%se s ''s ssss i '
New ORLEANS, May q 1873
iss Esea s sIdanass lsssp Is" Sas:
sysnins COG Sleek ls Tsekiy.Nst Tssepts % sS
ne saSs s sosssSss LA ssiss S'
middsg B
Coco ss sI aas % se ss.ssy s ND Isssp
Bales Exports coastwse, $685. sales, 4ss stock. soss
sss soasss esi. S sss the Continent
CHARLESTON, May . 1874 !.
sr sSs9 aTls 1ssss s sss
WILMINGTON, May 2 1879
stock wesEiy net receipts. sss Exports coast.
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat pnssttsd lower but
Corn steady Ss: %issd: sss ss:S Ssy sos.
%ssd sa ssssS IS ss Ssis:
au demand ;lS1os
ss9aS n ss;a . = w. se
ssssanssd; %SisssS sSsa as%snd ssIs: = ~
l2sooo do corn, blooO do oats 1000 do rye, 1000 do.
barley. Shipments 5000 bbls. -four, 1900 bushels
wheat 23e0o do corn, COO do OATS 1000 do rye 5000
do barley. .
Flour quiet End unchanged Wheat steady sales Of
81 $50 No red, 81 a a 81 H. corn dull and a shade
l6c seller July, &c seller August 4Sc; low mixed,
and unchanged at for No q seller June Receipts"
@ {: sSss s saa %S Ca Ss
Flour quiet; Western Spring, 81 75a ss %; amber Win
ter, IS tOa ~ 70; white Winter, 80 90 $40 Wheat
scarce sales 40 bushels Milwaukee No Spring in store
at 81 81 quoted western Spring on track 81 %; Mil
81 80 a 81 ~ Corn-Market bare; one small lot West
track sold ut 56sc. Oats Arm sales 1850 bushels
Western mixed Of 4tc. 465c 7U bushels mixed state
on track az &c Barley steadyi Canada 95c. a$i No.
malt quiet Western, 81 81 l0i prime Winter Western
81 10 81 10; prime Canada, 81 20 ST. rs Rye malt
held at 9Sc Balance Of the market unchanged.
0swRco, N. Y. May q 1873.
Flour steady; sales Of 400 bills IS rs Tor NO Spring
~ 70 for amber Winter, $40 90 for white Winter Sill Tor
aonbl, eS,rs %, Wheat gacl; sales q ty9 ears white
2do 81 co Corn unchanged; sales 800 bushels Wes-
tern al &c, l6JOdo at o01c. o.. Barley Quet Upake
Canada held NJ O. Corn meal sold at 81 30 for boltcd
and 81 70 for unbolted cwt Mill feed unchanged at
per ton Railroad reghts-Flour to Philadelphia, 6Oc.
10 Boston, tDc. 10 New York. sc TO Albany, &c Re-
ccipts by ake-3l 80 bushels wheat IL l0J rye and
Scg,OSJ feet Of lumber
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portion or the Improvement gained late IN the day
A tumble In O.. q. and l. @. TO san Was attributed
TO the publication OF the report OF the iossees OF the
road showing ioss Of ssso.ooo IN their operation
OF 1t for the past year. Pacific Mail declined TO
55.. under heavy sales. which were chiefly enected
during the time that
CoMNopoRE vArDKHsTLr
was relieving the money market. has cooperation
giving rise to still another theory OF philAnthrcpic
motives An active speculation In western Union
Telegraph occasioncd nuctuation between sax
and soh. Erie was nrmer IN sympathy with the I'm
provement In London. The Manufacturers aud
Merchants BanK the institution referred 20 q few
days since rs having been the subject OF uniavor.
able comment In Wall street, has followed the ex-
ample OF the Continental Bank and invited an In
vestigation at the hands Of the Clearing House
Committee. The report OF the latter shows tha<
the depesitors are amply protected and that the
capital Of $685. 900 Is impaired only about $4,000
discrepancy which Is = maximum. because the
committee would make no allowance for some
debts due the bank which may be eventually COL
lected- Among the transactions OF the dag was
sale OF 100 shares OF Atlantic Mali par value
$4,000 at per cent tsloo).
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
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GREEN AND THE COURT ROOM LEASES.

Erminc without misunderstanding and
Observation-Disclosures vaciliation
Of tho Comptroller and Its Incon-
venicnccs.
Some time ago the Board OF Aldermen appointed
o committee to examine and report upon the com
dition OF the building known as National Hail. stu
ated on the corner OF 129th street and Fourth Az.
enue, or which lillian M. Tweed is the owner. ana
then occupied by the Fifth District Police Court ana
the Ninth District Civil Court. Es.s
The committee reported that the prison In tho
IN AN UNHEALTHY LOCATION,
and recommended that the Court and prison DO
opened NEGOTIATIONS Tor the upper oors in the
Harlem Market building, In l25th street, between
Third and Fourth avenues, and eventually &C.
cured lease for the premises mentioned.
On the 3oth uit. at 80 2. NJ Justices Porter and
M,cQuade received from Comptroller Green nott-
acafion .,cd on the asth that, as the Corporation
Counse had q ia To remove tS
city property on the LIST inst How the !. nv.
was to be enected the Comptroller failed to STACK
Early on the morning Of Thursday Mr.. McKean,
Judge McQuade's clerk, sent by o messenger let.
ter to the COMPTROLLER asking him to authorize Mr..
Reilly, the janttor OF the building to make arrange
ments for the removal OF the furniture OF the
Courts. Pending an answer Mr.. Hyrne, the Super
intendent of the Market. assumed the RESPONSE
bility and removed one load to the new quarters-
Shortly afterwards Mr.. Brennan, OF the ComptroL-
ler'B Depart ment, arrived and
FORBADE THE REMOVAL
OF the paraphernalia OF the Courts to the Market
saving that the Comptroller had decided not to &C.
rooms were to be located Mr.. Brennan did not
know; but he was instructed by the Comptroller to
visit an unfinished building on Third avenue, be-
tween 12lst and 1921 streets. A despatch irons
Superin tendenr KelsO rendering the temporary
use OF the station house In l26th street, was SUBJ
Court Is too small Judge McQuade decided to hOl0
Court yesterday in the old quarters.
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quality more than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
CoTYFE.-The market TO-DAY was dull for all descrp-
tons, but prices were nominally steady We quote =
isc good cargoes, lsc aishe; prime cargoes lsac
days credit Java, government bags zoe 2lc do.
fSc sFs.s Ceyion Sc 3D. Msraeabos i ic ms
Lasuayra, ls1se isAc.; yamaics, l7e a lsc st Do
iSc q lsc. Mexican, NE lstc; Manila, i7c isc.
Angostura, l7hc ls1e sayanilla, HAc lssfs; Gu
FLOUR ORiiN.RecePts TO- 70s bbls wheat,
81 $50 bushels corn 900 do meal. At bags oats
39572 bushels The -four market ruled quiet but prices
without important change The sales in small lots
within the range q the appended quotations, Corn
ern yellow at s. 30; Brandywne held at So u s. rs
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Falling OF in the Weekly Importation Of
Foreign Dry Goods.
STOCKS IRREGULAR AND FEvERlSH
Pacific Mail Actively Weak and Western
Union Actively Strong.
Southern Securities Firmer- Governments
"Of"-London Prices Steady and
French Rentes Better.
WALL STREET,

ia WALL STREET,
FRIDAY, May 20 P. M
On 'Change to-day cotton was quiet and weak,
nour was dull and unchanged wheat was quiet,
but nrmly neld, while corn was little better than
nominal.
THE DRY GOODS IMPORTS.
Tue total imports OF foreign dry goods at the port
Of New York for the week ending May l. 1873 were
Of the specie value or 81, 42s. The amount mar
keted during the Same perioa was s2,oee.ll7,
THE FOREIGN MARKET
The London quotations were steady for consels
and United States bonds the ten-f0rtles being
nrmer. Erie shares improved to 60Z. The new
French loan declined to premium OF ~, notwlth-
standing more cheerful reports from the Paris
Bourse, where rentes advanced sharply, closing at
E.e5.
MONEY IRREGULAR.
Tho money market active and stringent
throughout the forenoon and during the afternoon
up to late IS quarter past two O'Clock, the rate
on call ranging from LILO to per cent, the latter
equivalent to 90 per cent per annum. Thencefor-
ward relaxation set In, and by three O'Clock the
rate had fallen 70 So per cent borrowers after
shree O'Clock getting money at as low as per
cent In explanation OF the let-up it was reported
that
COMMODORE VANDERBILT
had "taken pity on the boys and loaned the street
, million and half OF dollars Less respect was
had for his philanthropy later in the day, when 1t
was stated that the money had been deposited In
one Of the downtown banks to meet the pay
ment OF an equivalent OF Harlem mortgage bonds
which matured May 1. The express companies
brought in over million currency. The outstand-
Ing extra greenbacks were reduced $4,000 to-day
and now stand at l,14o,0oO. Commercial paper was
nominally unchanged. Foreign exchange was un-
changed on the bulletin board but the scarcity OF
m a nj n L mar
actual business, the market closing with recovery
N tone when money had relaxed.
GOLD LOwER-116T 116H.
The light Importation OF dry goods for the past
week induced . further decline in gold, which
would doubtless have been more extensive had not
scarcity Of cash geld been discovered as the day
advanced. The extremes OF the day were 116X and
llsx, the course OF the market being as shown in
the tablet