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The New York herald., 1873-12-31
MECHELLA's DOOM SEALED.

The Court OF Pardons Refuse to Com
mute tho Death Sentence-The Prisoner
To BE Executed ON the 9th Of January.
A special session of the New Jersey Court of Par
d0ns was held yesterday at Trenton to consider
the case OF Mechella the murderer. The Court
listened patiently to the petition Of the prisoners
counsel and the report Of the physicians who held
consultation regarding the sanity OF the prisoner.
discussion OF two hours took place, in which all
che iancNu suppositions and theories regarding
the prisoners mental condition were con-
sidered. Every member Of the Court who
spoke on the question declared his conviction
that the prisoner was perfectly sane, no convinc-
Ing evidence to the contrary having been pre-
Bented. A vote was taken, and the Court, by
unanimous vote, refused to commute the sentence
Of DEATH Secretary of State Kelsey transmitted
the decision OF the Court to Sheriff Reinhardt, and
at the same time the death warrant was issued by
Governor Parker. Mechella will be hanged next
Friday week, the 9th Of January. The gallows on
which Foster, Nixon, Real, Jerry O'Brien Friery,
Wagner and Others expiated their lives within the
IOmbS will be taken over next week and erected
In the yard at the rear Of the Hudson County Jail.
Tue prisoner was not apprlsed OF the decision OF
the Court last evening. There is no change in his
demeanOr, and he proves at times more trouble
some to his Keepers than before the reprieve was
granted. The Deputy Sheriff in charge states that
aS soon as Mechella understands that the auth0ri.
ties are in earnest and the law must be enforced,
he will at once 'sbend before the Storm and pre-
pare for his DOOM No person will be allowed to
L~.nmunicate with him except by special order
from the sheriff. The miserable wretch has been
repeatedly tantalized by Bohemians attached to
local Sheet and in every instance ne resented this
Intrusion. Sheriff Renhardt will permit only the
prisoners relatives counsel, spiritual advisers and
the representatives OF the Russian government to
visit him. Among those who have received per-
mission to witness the execution are the two dep
.nty marshals OF New York who were companions
of the murdered man. As the jail yard is small the
number OF persons to be admitted as witnesses OF
the execution will be limited to 100 including the
members OF the press, the physicians the jury and
the members OF the Board of Chosen Freeholders
VINO choose TO attend.
The New York herald., 1873-12-31
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNpoS MONEY MARxKr-LoSpox Dec. s0-l2 80 r. NJ. -
United States hye.twcnty bonds, 1875 e4is. Erie
Railway shares, 36k $3.50 p. M.-Eric Railway shares,
IA Ala. 5P. M,-United states ivctwentv bonds,
ls67s, ioc}s; enortes, lUS5s Erie Railway shares,
PARIs BouRsR.-LoSpoS. Dec. 30--5 r. M.-Paris
dispatches quote rentcs at 5s 3lc.
FRASEroRr rBouRsE-FRASkroRr bee. Sc-United states
fve-twenty bonds 974s tor the issue OF 1867
LIVERPOOL CoTToN NMARKET-LivKRPooL, Dec. W-5P.M.
Cotton 70 arrive easier Sales the basis OF middng
upands nothing below good ordinary shipped January
at sisd. do, nothing below low middlings deliverable
December. at sy6d do. do. deliverable January and
February. at yl6d do do deliverable February and
March AZ sad sales on the basis o middins Orleans
February, az SID Cotton to arrive il6d higher Sales
the basis OF middling uplands nothing below good
do shipped December and January A. sd do. do,
basls OF mddlins urands nothing below good ordinary
ahppod NHveWhcE. atS d. DO. deliverable January
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TR1 bN'S TAKING OFF.
coHr1NukED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

the walls Of lhe jail at this place at ten minutes
past eight p4ecisely this morning.
THE SONS SENTENCE COMMITTED.
II might b4 well here TO add that the son OF the
murderer hail also been sentenced TO death Tor In
The father entirely exonerating the son. was the
means OF bringing about o communication OF the
sentence toliie Imprisonment III the case OF the
latter.
The execution OF the elder man was witnessed
by about rs or so PERSONS comprising the necessary
o1cias. with others specially invited by the Sheriff
The prisoner attended TO the scaod by the Rev.
e. Morgan rector OF Barrie, who had, since the
condemned man's incarceration been assiduous in
Innisterlng to his spiritual interests. During last
night he slept soundly and continuously through
out arising at early morn, ana cOnversing In MS
wonted cain and resigned manner with his spirit
ual adviser and the reporters OF the press. AT five
demned cell, and in five minutes thereafter re-
turned to the jail yard accompanied by the cui,
'ne Se sse a
cended the scaifold steps, Tryon following
unaided, though accompanied, and displaying much
trembling and weakness In his gait. The doomed
man was then placed on the drop and requested
20 kneel during prayer by his spiritual adviser:
When on the scafl0d he continued praying until
the fatal moose was placed on his neck and the cap
drawn over mis- face. At the conclusion OF "Thy
drawn and Tryon's soul was launched into eter-
nifty. The drop was about six feet Death ensued
In about 10 minutes. During the interval there
was no twitching OF the muscles or other emotion
calculated to show suffering.
Tie neck 1t is believed, was instantly broken.
Dr. Mlils acting In tne capacity ol jail surgeon IN
the ausence OF DR.. Ardagh pronounced lie extinct
after lapse OF 10 minutes. At the expiration OF
halt an hour the body was cut down. placed in
c0fin and conveyed to an adjoining yard TO await
the inquest which was held at ten O'Clock, and the
body was then inferred IN the jail yard.
Try0n was OF Dutch descent and was born In
Canada. He had been married, but was widower
some years previous TO his death. He was attired
In the ordinary Jail uniform during his lncarcera-
ton and at the time OF his execution. The hang
man was a professional one and wore the jail
uniform, with black mask over his face. This has
han ebn n WI ha faE Ar nj
within the county OF Simcoe during space OF SIX
months time.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Dec. 80. 1873
sas soes
Nxw ORLEANS. Dec. 30, 1873
strict good ordinary, issc Net receipts 5ss bales;
las: asss evening. eos ssoes s sales
Cotton goo quiet ,mdapg l5e low %adng M
gross ssa Exports coaswise s55 Sales, 1000 Stock,
&C Cotton nominal; III lower to SELL middng lssc;a lh,lc
Sss i to tie Continent lS s4 saIes Stock aa iss
CHARLESTON Dec. go 1873
Cotton opened firm; became quiet; middng, 15hc.:
ssg ssss sss sfss ssSs sfssk M Exports to Great Britain
sOr Of wsss!Ss Suis1 s @ e. Dss 80 s
yeicw dip. Tar steady at s. IL : ~ '' = . ~
Flour duh but unchanged |. sales Of 1000 bbis at
1s % for S No spring g rs Is n,,o for amber winter
quiet sales o. 900 bushels No Milwaukee club at s.;
s. Sss fa ss'ss sEG Ials
s0s Corn sa
%'$S,ns
sOc. to New York. SOc. ! to Albany, &c.
BUFFALO, Dec 30 1873
s S sS ss'ls
I - 81 wv 1ss; ~sa'ssR ss0sss isyaa %s
81 ~; Chicago No. spring held 81 So; red winter
- 81; white winter 81 70 81 75 Corn rm sales 81 00
LOU bushels No. western at 81 30; quotcduanada,
81 60 u s.; Western No 2 81 u Barley steady;
Canada, 81 IS 81 50: Western, 81 10 $i75 Rye noni
nal ~ 81 Dressed hogs ST. Other articles unchanged
Flour tirm and in fair demand Wheat IN isir demand
q snd b rp whs MsOsSn avs 81 so amber m Ms9igsn gan
ruary, 81 60 81 81 March No. red, 81 531s Corn in
tair demand and firm high mixed, 6ll4c cash. 62Isc.
Sasi sna svs1 Ct
whenL f9OOO do corn shipments bushels wheat,
,-r m CHICAGO, Dec 80 1873
Flour duh and UNCHANGED; no export demand Wheat
active higher and unsettled, closing quiet lac lower
No. do 81 IL spot; 81 I7 january 81 SOS February;
No. do, 81 49, rejected 81 o. higher,
but unsettled closing weak with the advance
or No mixed - eshc SPOT ssslS January Sssc Feb
new &C. ssc oss ir,n sVsSieh ana IN S iair de-
mand at SSlkc. for No. spo 39c February rejected,
51kc. &c. Rye steady at nc. 7sc. for No. q
Barley hrm and In fair demand at 81 80 a
2! p FOR No fall; q u g % for NJ & SPRING Pork
prices OF the day si4 s5 spot or January February
Lard steady AZ 6hc spot January; SIC February; &C.
March. Bulk meats in good demand at 53Sc. for
ehouldcrs; 7zc. Tor clear RIB sides loosei &c. . &c.
higher FOR packed sales q loose short clear niddles
$40 for short clear mddlcs; hams &c higher at 7s4c
0xc for IS lbs TO lbs average Dressed hogs active
Hd higher NJ 80 % 70 for common to extra whskcy
and In iair demand at Sc. Receipls-n0U obls.
81 900 bushels wheat 1000 Do corn Sgv Do. oats,
nlD bushels wheat 400 do corn, II, 900 do. oats,
and 20Ou do. barley
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The following table shows the opening, highest

In Philadelphia stocks were reported firm. We
quote :-Pennsylvania skies, 10; Reading Rail-
road, 57s; gold, Ioh; Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
road, 22a1 Pennsylvania Railroad, 46A.
MEMORANDA
We make the following extract from a recent
letter Of Western correspondent
Through cars were run on the 2sth inst. over the
Bellevie branch OF the st. Louis, Alton and Terre
Haute road, via Cairo, to New Orleans. This con.
nection will prove very great convenience to
Southern travellers and shippers and OF great ad-
vantage to the ST. Louis, Alton and Terre haute
Railroad, 1t will largely increase their traffic
The bridge over the Mississippi at st. Louis Will
soon be completed, which will enable the st. Louis
Alton and Terre Haure to prove q formidable com.
petitor for Southern traffic, and placing Its stock
among dividend-paylng shares
Messrs. morton, Bliss Co. will; pay, as usual,
January 2, the interest on the Union Pacific first
mortgage gold bonds, the principal Of which is
over $27,OOO,OO0.
On the 1st OF January next will mature ST. 1O6 42o
OF the stock issue OF the State of New York. known
as "New York five per cents, due lsT4.r The Sink
ing Fund.- under section 1, article Z, Of the consti-
sutton, having proved sufficiently productive to
pay this loan, 1t will be paid of in gold we under
stand on the day 1t falls due.
The coupons OF the State OF Florida six per cent
gold bonds, dated 1873, due January l. 1874, viii be
paid on and alter the 1st Day OF January at the
office OF the Freedman's Savings and Trust Com
pany, 185 Beecker street.
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40. i've twenties 1882 coupon i13E; DO. do, 1884,
coupon, ll4% 1l5Is; do do, 1866, coupon, I57i !;
do. do, do. coupon, new, 1lssl; do. DO. 1867.
registered. i15x q 116; do. do. do, coupon, llo
q 1l9k DO. do., 1868, registered, u.s. do. do. do
coupon. 1lsT; do ten-iorties, registered. 1lo%
11lK do. do. coupon, Il1X do. lives. 1881. coupon,
Ill o l1lA; six per cent Pacific Railroad bonds,
1l4H n47S.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
were without feature. We quote sales OF North
Carolina SKIES, old. at 25; do. new, at Is; new
Tennessee SKIES at 81; South Carolina new skies,
January and July, att. We quote az follows:-
Missouri sixes 81; do do, Hannibal and st. Joseph
issue, OIL; Tennessee skies, old, soA; do, new,
consolidated, 60; DO, deferred, s1z; Georgia SKIES,
81; do. sevens, new s6 North Carolina sixes, old,
"a; North Carolina Funding act. 1866, Is; do DO,
1858. IS; South Carolina skies, 23; do January
and July, Z; South Carolina Funding, 1866, IL. ~
RAILROAD BONDS
continue to show strength, and the business to-day
was well distributed The largest transactions
we're in Chicago and Northwestern consolidated
gold bonds. which were In active demand at 50 q
SAY Central Pacifcs sold at 90; Union Pacific
nrsts, s5K SO; land grants. 751k a 75A; incomes,
TAX Q Is. and Toledo and wabash, st. Louis divi-
sion, at IS: Hannibal and st. Joseph eights at so,
Morris and Essex second at 100, c., @. and Q. sec
ond at 81, Albany and Susquenanna second at 90.
OHIO and Mississippi second at "a; Boston, Hart
ford and Erie first at 3l4; Union Pacific sevens at
75h; St. Louis and Iron Mountain, &c; Ohio and
Mississippi consolidated sinking fund, 9l; New Jer-
sey Central first, new sinking fund, l05k; st.
Louis and Wabash first, st. Louis division, IS !;
Michigan Central seyens, o.; Michigan Southern
second, s4k. The following are the latest bids, as
dad hv tha aala
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1o1 at IS &c 5o at I6c. zCc I6c 100 at 10 fc
500 al ig Ilsc Loo at ID March, l00 at 6 Iy6c
~ z al a 10 9s5 oS 8 isss
st u u ssc April 500 at 75c 100 at sIec 200 at
y lec at M be'se ;Is Sos atLs loiSc May 20 100 At
lsc. Tora Y 100 bales. Grand total 226uJ bales. The
receipts at the ports were Gaveston 2695 bales; New
ton ls23 wmington 1866 Norfolk, 642; New York. s6s
Boston, So. Total 25032 bales. This day last week
28l4l. This day last year, II. 2s3.
FLouR AND GRAINRee eeipts-fiour. % 796 bbls wheat
~ 600 bushels corn 1850 do; corn meal $50 ob and
$50 bags oats zs 40 bushes barley 800 do; rye $500
The sales up total 200 bbs since our last at
prices within the range Of the appended auotatons
bbls, including Western. at S4 Is 81 40; golden ear
81 So delivered, and 81 50 u 6O for Canandagua We
The New York herald., 1873-12-31
present method: :

We give the above comparative table for pur-
poses of reference as being Of special Importance
now that the new method goes into operation.
THE MONEY MARKET
was active In the latter part or the day and rates
ranged from per cent currency to 1-64 per cent
per diem. Prime discounts are still quoted at
from to 10 per cent. Foreign exchange closed
dull at 1857 10sI for prime bankers so days
sterling and 1oox for demand. The loan certi-
icates in the banks have been decreased by the
sum OF 5,0Oo and now stand at $1,3s5,O0o. The
total exports Of produce from this port for the
week ending to-day, amounted to $e,O75,75O mixed
values.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The customs receipts to-day were $256,000 The
receipts from internal revenue amounted to
1884, LAT. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day
$7 900 account OF January interest, $495 600
for currency interest and $4,000 redemption of
500 bonds The amount paid out on account OF
January interest thus far to-day is $l,2o0,00O,
making total of 4,e4o,oOo. The balances in the
United States Treasury to-day, at the close OF
business, were:-Currency, $4,000; decrease
since yesterday, 900; coin, $780, 686 600 certi
icates, $4,000, 900; outstanding legal tenders,
$685. 900; decrease since yesterday, LAS 900.
The decrease In currency balance and the
revenue receipts accounts for reduction In out
standing legals. The public debt statemenewi be
issued on the I'd OF January. II Is thought at the
Treasury Department that the increase will be
somewhat less than that OF last month. Prom the
present indications 1t win be about $s,o00ooo.
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares sold at 107 for American Exchange,
112 for Gcrmanla, "a a 65 for Central National and
100 for Chatham, the last named being quoted ex-
dividend. The latest bids we're as follows:-Man-
haitian, IA; Merchants, 114 Mechanics, $50;
City, ESQ; Fulton, 14s; Greenwich, 20S; Leather
Manufacturers, $50; Mercantile lO4; American Ex-
change, l07; Chatham, 115; Bank Of the Republic,
100j6; Nassau, 100; Corn Exchange, 49, Central
National, Go; Fourth National, o5; Ninth National,
100.
THE GOLD MARKET.
The advance in gold to-day was unsuggestive.
The price ranged from ITO to 1l0t, but subse
quently there was movement downwards OF Il
per cent and close at ll0h. The rates paid for
carrying to-day were 7, 0, 1-32 and per cent gold
The final rate was Q per cent. The operations Of
the Gold Exchange Bank to day were: Gold bal.
ances, $1,4s0, 334; currency balances Sl2s7, sos;
gross clearances $43sSeO0o.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
currency balances 4,3Oo, $50
Gold exchanges. ........................ 4,94O, $50
u0lu Daonces. o%oiyoo
GOVERNMENT BONDS
closed firm and In good demand United States
SKIES, 1881. registered, 11ok 116h; do. 90. do,
cnupon- l20k q l2i do dn. laa2- Eagisteged. la;
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A MURDERER LYNoHED.
DENVER. Col. Dec. 30. is;

DENVER, Col, Dec. 80, 1878.
Michael Carney, a cattle dealer Of Denver, was
murdered near vermijo. New Mexico, about noon
ssn Saturday and was robbed Of money and drafts
to the amount Of $4,000 or $4,000. The Sherin Of
fthe county, with large party, pursued the mur-
lcrer and captured him on Sunday near the Red
RIVER On taking him to Vermuo they hung him
ut until he confessed where he had secreted the
sP!en property they then took him to Cfmarron
a. ID lodged him in jail. Last night mob took him
I'm the jail and hung him to telegraph pole.
p26 murderer gave his name as John Cawley, and
Stated that he was 20 years of age and native OF
rhnneylYania.
The New York herald., 1873-12-31

loans nothing below good ordinary shipped November
fhe quietiand steady; mddtng upiands 8<dJ
middling Orleans sgd 8Sd Sales 0O0 baies ncudinl
1900 tor speculation and export
TRADE AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Dec: 50-6P NJ
The market for and Iabtcs at Manchester quiet
and unchanged.
LvrRPooL BRRADsruvvs MARxEr.-LIvEnrooI, Dec. 3O-s
PMRecepts OF wheat for the past week have been NU
9uarerss INCLUDING q go American Tho market 4 Arm.
mia white AS iss- 3d. for club do l2s 3D. l2s IOi
for red Western spring and l2s I'D l2s 3D. red
GER. Corn, 37s Oil. per quarter.
LospoN PnoDUcE MAnksrTLosDcS, Dec so.-sehnea
per tom Spirits tarpentne sls 3D. sis Cd. per cwt
PETROLEUM MARKEr-ArTwERr, Dec. 30-Petroeuw
30]sE for fine pale American.
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For future delivery basis low middng) sales have
been ssfollows evening, after three o,cockJanu
ary w a. 10 StNc D0 81 10 1916 February, goo At
MSssc, 100 At a Slec:. IS !. 10 N-sse May, 100
nssccmSsr Dec , Oe ss lsS ysnSary 100 a. isac 7 Al
ssSa e !; u.s. lS a . n e !: M 4 - (; q Ii'ss % e.
The New York herald., 1873-12-31
RAQAHA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA, Dec. 30, 1873.
Remand on the United states, 60
10 premium short sight. 81 q 81
" q % premium; snort sight.
London, lls . ~ premium; On
The New York herald., 1873-12-31

closed firm and In good demand limited States
SKIES, 1881. registered. 11ox . ileh; do 90. do.,
cnunon- INK a l2i do. dn.. iSa2. regsyeEed. la;
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TENTH NATIONAL BANK.
34S Broadway.
NEW YORK. Dec. 27, 1873.
dividend of two and onehalf l21 per cent has thi1
day been declared payable in gold and atcr the
ond day of January, 1874. t
Cashier.
The New York herald., 1873-12-31

T,REAsURER'S OFFICE, NEW YORK AND NEW,
i haven Railroad Company. Grand Central Depot.
OF Fortysecond street and Fourth avenue, New
York, Dec Is lS73A dividend Of FIVE per cent from
the earnings the past six months the capital stock
company has declared payable to the stock
holders on and after January 1874 The transfer books
will remain closed until January H. 1874 inc usive
- JuHN r SHELIflN Trcasiiror
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teres to be paid deposiors and after Monday the
all Of $50 ana under, and all sums over $500 ~
the rate OF cent annum entitled thereto Inter-
not called will be added principal Money de-
posted or before 10th Of January will draw interest,"
lst Bank open daily from 10 A. M. to r. M and
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from S to M.
h F. WHEELWRIGHT, President
G. GILBERT. Treasurer.
JAMES BRYCE, tcon-....o.
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