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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-03
M. Poelmau VS.. william John NC Call.

apaa myss Sheriff of the p Parish he Of Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM BRISTOL-Ia steamship lrragoH Sept 29J. NJ Beue
diet. WIN. Barton. Miss Aun StOges
FROM ROTTERDAA-In steamship Mas. sept. 29-Mr. Lab
and child Miss Bucenan, Dr. and Ms Appy
Miss Rudolph Miss Lena Sae Miss Mana MOam MI
Van Yleuen. g. Huppers
PROM HAMBURG-In steamship Lasting Sept 29.M Leopo
Sie Mrs Elizabeth Beussen A Jonas Ars Helena Null
And child, Heinrich Lndemeye
With wife and two children, NJ ?. Behs aud wife
Adolf Somowskv. LOUIS Sengr With wife and Two children
Schuheh Miss Anna Schurch, Mrs ma ndg and
Ferdinand Hebg A1oph j.
king Solomon Hamburger Se Mrs Louise Bnd and two
daughters Lvoaius Joseph Bhen Mrs Lima Lehman
Lehman, Miss kise Barring, Theo1oI IheInnde
wife and children Ludwig Meenz Mrs C. Cessens ard daughter
Jacob Kaufman, Srs GOd
berg Mrs Tekla child Mrs Bse Arp Otto blessing and
and wife Louis CbAiToop Dr. sebastian
Dr. Cd Shwedler Jantzeu Bse Muller Reker'
Chaha Benuef Fred Weber, g. CIan wife and
three children Futke Fang g. Bromberg, T. o. "a
JohSEne Ateteg, James bchouer and wife mss
and servant Joseph Ier Sgnund Kaufman, wife and son
and wife Schhnemann C. W. Lombard A. Blunt John
Deany. NJ. Brsune.
PROM GLAsOW-In Steamship Ethiopia Sept 29.-Col II. c.
Edwin Rdge Aaron BurkenshSw Mr. Agnes Nor
op Mr., Agnes Robertson Abe Miss Bertha Bueke Bvan
Powell Thos Carter r. sanders the Rev W " wash Mchs
Walsh Olive BekirOn Mchse Burne Chr sOnsieby ana lady
L. Grow Crow John Aston lady, Miss Maggie Alton,
Master r Aston the Hon 6 L. g inorl anu ioy
Master j. Hunter aud LADY Dr. W. carr
AMI ladv McCubbu aud family W. Foster Rev T. Harley LADY
and family; K SandersOn ami lsdy Miss W LakrzeSsk
A. Sprague HeinEen g ". Predects Dr. samuel Pnrly
and lav Miss Robertson Wood C. RG,s aud lady A. W Cool
Rev H. Bedeu Miss p c. Magee, II. Waterbury d. W Mcdonald
Miss Ne lie Lang Mss L. HeudoB VIZ MoCTea, August Rosyi hr
Jane Allan, 81 IS MARY Allan, Hug FLETCHER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30

lowing decisions rendered the Court Of Appeo to-day; yudg
AFFIRMED Norris sens psibtE sg the people he,
defendants Dillon, plaintiff the people &c.
cos-Anthony Hope,
appellant - Peter Rslen h and spoiher responden Michael Cot
respondent EDWARD p appellants Appeal die
missed with co0hn j. Davis respondent Jobn b. Bort Ap
peaut Tbomss HOLLOWAY respondent sg Ben Stephens appellant
Judgment and granted abide events
James OBen sheriff &c James McCsnn and
Of Term and Special and
decision Of referee affirmed except below stated unless NsTlor Co
OF damages for defective frogs II they
DO within 30 Of nctic9
Judgment and that the Of j. s. Black be paid Samuel
fhe and Great Western Rail
road Company appellants modified by striking out directions
defendant without either this Court
VIM j. King respondent Thomss Leighton appellant Order
affirmed with oosisRdwar Innes ast Margaret Pur
MOtiOnduied With SO cos-Anna
p Metz Htmnsratrr &c. appellant The Buffalo Corr and
Phnrgh Railroad Company respondent Motion granted FAR
that the plaintiff shall hve but bill Of costs and all their dbnse-
cases-Bdward Brinck al respondent Re
public Fire Company appellant and three other Mo-
ton granted payment $40 Of motionHenry
einnier respondent Eiwn T. Skdmofe al appellants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF NETWORK. ................."..,.s EPr 20.
Steamship Nevada CBr Prot Liverpool via Queenstown, Williams
s,:P As5 D Howe e ss1sHnsh Garrison
- bp veEsJarg Rudolf Royal and Feruandina Fla, II,
'sgSss Fan,a Hovs. Philadelphia. Lo.ra Steamship Co.
steamship Colunba Reed asys5s W n Z V'{1s 20
ssic,h 4hsni WEileha Casres.on J. Quntaid Co.
stesmsgp Neptune Berry Boston n r pnOes o,,.,,,s.
Som Harvest Qoeau J.nasn Francisco EsimOnson Chsse
Ship SURPRISE johnson, TcsOa.H9 s.iteI IiysIR9re
sR Tsi Sase ,s BTo.o gsfoo B. E. More11s
Bark Sas E'n sagy s fnO .b Sa,eor John C. seager
Bari Vent ai.s.F0 LTD oS.5 ss 90 F,5oa 20 so
Bark Palermo Dr.. Wade Galveston Heasy Parker
RAN LARA sor LoTeutEen Waterford Teens BoeEnaHn
Bari Agaer (SoE.l CHRISTIE Belfast Te'ens BocEmAnn
Bar ruis Miner Belize. ". JeT Co
Usus Minor tNorl JoseA'eH' Go'oe''ef Ehg Ieen'
OI Ss assaors Barley Pen.s Rosa' Boring Archibald
BIZ H.bsis AnEef (Sor Heauksen, London. rs'eH Book
sclr Nv Rover Brown Charleston Evans, Bal Co
scar 4aa9 4 hSfs :, hsa 5s S9a' Gn'' wSs D'
sebr Msbei Thomas Rspds GeOrsONn D. c. Bentley Gier
'i ssas J. + Hibsard Miller H't.s De wslie 9co.
scbr Brst star (Brj morse oafiea' heHey = Parker.
ARRIVED.
steamship Ssss Dul ChsvAe Rotterdam Sept p via Plymouth
10Th VIII H9,. S 1t HsabuTs Sept e via svre lot
viii N Sc aud TO Kanhlrdt < Co g.. -,
s's.a19 ks sas ' Sses. ef Kahs '' ''
tBL Ni.g neI ~ 4lIse
p1.s 70 henderson BrO~
~ Csrea Aust NiceiHde 30 days AMI from sclT
Islands 80 lsys, IN DaH4sL
lsrt fSorl. RAIN DuukTk 80 days. N ballast.
- : 1tal Cameo Waterford 81 DAYS. 10 ballast.
Sr Willie tot Portland Mel Taylor days With
lumber. .,. vr..-...t. c.....,..-. q a.
SCR u z Price Fsn0n, Nlrslnis.
cctr lie es Has S0DeI Georgetown. d. g.
scr D. C4gk PecE, Of and Il days non 81 John b. with
ains, &C.
MEMORANDA.
R,t ANNA (or) Peterson Rotterdam which arvei 18th
and anchored GAVead Bs Tor towel " the this
.t arops Ger Johr1en Antwerp which 25th.
and anchored GEGgead Bay Tor orders to"o ~ 10 tht this
norliag (2Jin)
FOREIGN PORTS.
OrKkssrovS SEPT 2JTte Royal NAL Line steamship PArthA
Watson rom EeforE Sept 10. for Liverpool sInlsl here -
O'Clock tbs morning.
vJe n. Pans Darrr sept 49, nghL
vHnPOot Sept Z9Tle National Lane steamghp lllg. TAolp
os o sept H. for tbs Of -e FssiBs Light
. cScE this morning 90
Doan Neynsbsf New f0rk SEPT 49, for Bremen touched here
tOdAy ma. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. SRpr. 30

WEDNESDAY. SRPT. 80.
Liverpool BY steamship
Aees $50 Steamship sails at $50 from Cunsrd
Dock Jer ey City
Mails Southampton and Bremen the steamship
MOe ll:3O Supplementary Mail closed the Post
Oce 30 steamship al from pier foot Of Third
HobOken
Hay and Domingo per the steamship Metropolis
close AZ Z p H. .--
Mails via Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg steamship
80 Supplementary Nail closed tie
80 steamship sails from foot OF
ThiFc.st. HobOken.
For Netherlands steamship Mas mails clone
D 70. Steamship sails from Hsrbesk stores.
p and the West indies by the steamship
CITY Of Havana close Supplementary Mail closet - i1e
PostOhoe 24O Steamship sails al from Piei So
North River.
FRIDAY. OCr ..
Mail for halifax s. closed The New-York POsOhoe ever
dag 81 IN and goes Boston
SArURDAI OCr 3.
Ireland Queenstown and Liverpool
by City Of Chester Supplementary Mail
POsi-Ohce 1880 Steamship
Pier No. As North River.
For Europe SouthamOn and Bremen by steamship America
mails close At l:3OAm A Supplementary Mail the Post
Once 1870 Steamship sails from Pier oo Of Third
ST. Hobokeu
For French Msi bv steamship Pereire mails at
Supplementary the PoOee 1880 Steam
ship sails II 4 n. from Pier No. 81 North River.
SUNDAY Der. a.
All Mails close at O'Clock The rOstonce is open hon
O.. 10 II Au
MONDAY OcT. g.
Mails Be-un direct the switzerland close at lO:5O
steamship sails at p IT, from Pur No North Hyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
A CRIME WITHOUT A PENALTY.

Owen Riley. after trial lasting the greater
part II two days. convicted in the Court of General
Sessions yesterday before Judge Sutherland, of an
attempt in the first degree in having tried 20
set fire 70 the tenement-hOuse No 2O3 LexingOn-ave
belonging to Matthew Byrne. The verdict Of the jury
leaves Judge sutherland the one who is TO impose
sentence. in a quaDdary. The old statute prescribed
the sentence in the first degree Imprson-
ment for ten years more. Another section placed
the punishment for an attempt at any crime
punishable with Imprisonment for four years or
more. or half the penalty OF the crime itself
Under this Riley could be sentenced for five years But
the new statute OF 1873 called the Murder law" con-
tanned section prescribing the penalty for arson IN the
d. degree imprisonment for life, and making no
provision for attempt II the ola section prescribing
the half penalty taken a guide the Judge would
be puzzled to divide the life sentence IL Is said that
the District Attorney Will Try 20 construe the section
referred above 10 have the prisoner sentenced
for two years. Another way out Of the difficulty, as
proposed Is through the law OF misdemean0rs where
not otherwise provided for Day be punished Oy
in prsOument for one year and 1ne VI $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
A TAX-RECETYER,s FEES.

The case of the People ex rel. Richard NJ
Hoe and Richard II. Teller John J. Clarke up
for hearing in Supreme Court. Chambers. yesterday
an application granted the Board OF Audit Of Nor
risania against Clarke. Receiver Of Taxes OF that
tswn, TO show cause why writ OF mandamus should
not issue 70 compel him 10 make return 10 that Board Of
the amount Of fees by him during 1873 Carke
counsel Judge Flanagan. returned that he had
fled the usual formal return with the Treasurer
OF the County and the Supervisor of Morrisania.
where 1t is accessible TO the Board OF Audit he averra
that he refused 20 furnish TO that Board an
additional return that notice OF such request was
served him only half an hour before the time or
meeting that during August last lie attended meet
ing Board ready 70 submit such facts and matters
as were within his possession Or control but that no
quorum was present Judge Dauicis reserved lis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
CIVIL. NOTES.

Assistant United States District-AttOrney
Goodett without assigning rendered yester-
day his resignation TO United States DistrctAttorney
Tiss II is TO take effect on Oct l. Mr.. GOOdlett tend
cred bs resignation last April. and withdrew IL at the
request OF Mr.. Bliss.
In the case of Simeon Leland and others,
bankrupts which has been reported several times IN
THE TRIBUNE. the bankrupts owed, az WIS alleged
OOO 20 A. stewart and on which be held as secHrtY
what we're known as second mortgage ponds on the
Grand Union Hotel Saratoga. After the LeAnds nad
becn adudicated banKupts. Mr. Stewart presented ms
claim the assignee ana NJ Threw u out on tne
ground tha II contrary TO section 3y OF the ban-
Fapf act Mr. stewart then appealed 70 Judge batch-
ford az the United States District Court and ne gave
decision yesterday sustaining the action Oh TIE assignee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
Tuesday. Sent. Up. NJ.

The stock market has been active. eccentric, and
in the main strong to-day. The first sales at the
Exchange this morning were a shade better than the
closing ones last night and Immediately the upward
speculation was pushed with vigor Lake Shore. which
WAS made the leader being marked up by liberal bids
from Is. to 79.. with scarcely any business at the
intermediate prices. The whole list promptly fol-
lowed in an advance of from to per cent. At this
point the market quietly settled of to per cent
until it had absorbed all the stock brought out by
the advance when the same tactics were re-
peated and Lake Shore sold at at.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30


plnJ holders manifested much arnae'
Jul shippers the market New Wheat closes better uier.
,H os .roag We ois more qsrJ for Oh Spnus sd 81 IL
bid r Oi Chicago ne are 100000 basa u " ior Re-
is 70, go Chicago spring 81 o. for So chcsso sorrs Il 49,
Red western j $ or 10000 6ush 30 Il % Or A@5s;
d. sS' y 55Ss A. io5 s hs nf ~ t 70, ' s az
Ws,, spring 81 Y; 24OOO bush 80 cago q lOdsl IL
. eUSO sp 3l.9 II or 5000 bash FT White ssassa
S .,., 1. in M .ai s Of 900 b a't c a1s w.
90 sh Oats are lower with The exception Of chicago When az,
bush Sew Ohio 6oe62l White 6Oa6S 2s Western
s63c for Waite Par GOOD Rye dull prices
ina TIE sales are 300 bl STATE y so yoa stronger ,ha AIRY
10000 bush Western Iea 90 ss7e e. .'r93s At 81,
i:'f 2 S 10 w Tss y .,, col Oo DO io" " aud
GUSSiEs-re market remains very dali isnd,ucr
1880 hesv averages OF Domesue Coh IOc tor CAeaas
W ESD SrR4w%P grade, NEE, With ready ae At former
s az S as 0S Clover SsS7c AM Sa. Al 80 s.s
arriving l1 freely 'ni ne nrsei = yy sgi sa the esseasE IA
aud Os. a is aJOe. cash
HRMP-fSe msisi Al, descriptions ample
there % demand. anl quotations simply nominal
HiDEsrbe market "a shade easier Tor most descriptions Nth
067 Vera Cru CIR Of Hereo; s9s
of NeEOre.us. Dos IRON ses-Ofsaus pet Msppii i2 rs
SeSors,n yer @ ofGalveSn go nom SsvsHsss per GeaeI
copa,r, 49, on other s9ss'Ee ports 10 $50 Hides s.sa;
onia select, 5000 Dry BaesO- Ayres largely calls 12s D.
- a gold 's5 TSIias IS s.set so Dry hne ,s ~
By aou,eieo Seconds 239 23c gold % sy ran
75h DRY aouieyieo kPs 10 IS 80 Mo uiaias
SECONDS 10 Bosn 20 10 - gold 80 a 40, .s p, Coo
Dry onueee u n, -5e gold cash Us ss'eei' Joy % AS I5,
UG2l % 2Ac, gold. 30 1aIs ae see 80 -
Ceptr Amercau and san Juan 2o22 r. 22 goh so DAYS -
lected l.s75 Dry Bogota. 81 az u pA - =. 81 8-s -
elected ass DIV Porto Gaelic u 10, private terms - ~
nsuesn 81 924 ~ pnsss 3too DIV ssn.n ana ''-'
Kn. IOfil n anys terms $40 Dry Texas Weston .ld sl
err isd2s n ory.ts 100 w Para 70 ~ private 's
aa. Az = r.. W.,terr New.Oresns 5OGo7 y r1r i-.
o sn 80 select-i 100 City and Country saasbts
~ n ol curencr. casb, selected. 1910 CIV ad tern
s,poa pa xp, i7s2o total 60 1ts s, 40 -
bsS C.suita Cow 10 %. pnysie terns los bales al.
part
o. uiass-ssssas AJ ~ IS s,o ~ K'' g SssA -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
TED md Ia. market sy. quoted at sss sr Pot. and b. 70.


Pesr's
BAGGISG-ws q sale Of 900 rolls st l3I1l31e
bRESWAX-rbe arket weaker With fair demand al the onees
Of 65Oc and seahern at 3o63Zc
BROOM CORN AND BR0OMS-fn Corn there fair bansess
doing Green wanted other kinda quiet Their
lots OF New Illinois qaote New Green Hn ateD
l0c New and 646 short Green Brush 100
BUILDING MAfRRALsBnets srn and in far reqsest 90
quote Pale NJ .hoa 81 509$2 rs, Upyer o. 23ds5 75s
Havessrsw Bav s6d$7 rs Fronts Croton Brown sl2 DARK
s5 and lied .tsltg Philadelphia sZe0$2 ard Banore sogo
s3o Cement omass eU quiet snd prices -tboai dee.te
change RssDdae At 81 IS Hair 2d25e
Tor Cattle and l4G2 for Goat hash. according 70 gusiiy
Lshs are deaaa omsr asares Lime quie, and tame sts.s
Commoa. Doc DS1 Finishing 81 ROckspd 81 l0eSl 3d.
delivery % be added Othr descriptions ar. quiet
CANADA PEASThe
300 bbls., In bond, 2 o. b., q 81 30 y BUSH cash.
COPfBRTbee good bbng trade Rio t full former dKures
Invoices bot held. We
Ordinary quoted l5a95sG Fair DO l79I71ci
Good DO lS'.dl9e, aud DO. 20l4d20l gold n.
10 mild grades there scoadrbung business ana fall eglres
obtained the sales 100 Costa Res AZ l86l3e,
sad 600 bags Manssbo a. bon sOd &c ogo'e Jaws
22S26c; Csyon, l7ul9, harscabo 1915; LsgusJrs
I7aeIye Jamaica. 10 alSe ssxo Domingo. li1 Porte
Rico. l6alst2e Gotta Res l6eleH; Meriesn IL a1lsse
70l9o; savsnls l56i9c 15aniTc
CoTTOSIn Cotton we have advance Of We N.
bat quiet the The cs non
light and exporters Of the market Ws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
nECIsIoNs-sEPT. 20.

Supreme Court Chamb9s-By Judge Daniels
Hadasa Hoagtta hg.AOsOn eant -ls ese's y- $500
esa,e esspdA t matter Sh0aJrlef EneL Ryan @sI
Herring e aL-Denio1 without
Superior COmt-SDecidi TerTs-By Judge van worst
Fielding WtefA0oMotOn grated ose 70 90 On shoT sAe
Attsr-e act Hsy1eek The Mayor 4e AT gsi's
TspDa1 hHzh StiBe agL heiV iisAh e
hsihiss Berwick sgL D.eOTosfs graDtoi C4GkAd AZ Hat
Order Of reference gFSsiec
Common Pleds-SDeetGi Ierm-By Judge LOew.-
BLpbAm al menOrulun) Upton BoiiOH-teAa
isTmsB ordered thOat costa Of motion ether party
Court of ApDeQIs-ALBASY. Sept. 29.-Ths fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR BKRMUDA-Ia steamship Gtorg'G. SEPT PC p Allen
Smith s. s. ughaIn IT, c. BedeB, s. Lewes Mira Trot
children. M Trott, j. Firth j. d. Stafford
J. A. Lockhsr r. HYDE Edw. Morris. MAJOR sinad j. T. Berg
Berg Farrell Mrs MeCoud Miss Jane Lee A. Taylor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
PASSENGERS TO SAIL.

FOR BRBMEN-Ta steamship Noel Sept 30-hr and Mrs.
Adse child servant H. w Mann, Phpp NJ Pati
p Pinkus Rngelb Harit g. Herber W Mertens
Schenbeg L. COchraue Miss Auguse Dressed Miss Anale
Gerach. Mr. and Mrs Louis sohankow, Mrs Gro1me Mrs
Hsherle
James Charles De Mrs Fanny Meyer aud three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
CRIMINAL NOTES.

AT the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, be-
fore jassoe rby Kiseh bd 5000 bal % anMe
absr hi a. 1rg watca valued - 90 g Albert ke"Yea 'Ae
he later was staining h residence al No ~ BTooAssl on
hOBday nisbE
AT the Court Of General Sessions Yesterday, before
I,sss spr,pd Dennis Gillespie pleaded guilty o. attempt al
Krss sreny % ihe Poniteats TOT one s..
pleaded gully Of the sase oaeas Haa a sou 70 ".
Bella Lee iOua1 guilty Vi psHt
and Was TIE Fe1tbau2ry Tor 81 1ouiAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
We annex closing nominal rates for foreign ex-

There has been no change in money and the
supply has been abundant TO meet all requirements
at 2l73 per cent. prime discounts moving at to
per cent The Treasurer at Washington received IN
National bank notes for redemption to-day $4,000,
and $4,000 called bonds.
Government bonds have been firm and with
good demand for the principal varieties. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30


snp 1s.. 5:55 545 Moon rises $50
DAY-AH
Sandy Hoot l. O4 44 Hell Gate Ferry. LOS
DAY-P.
SANDY Hook ll3J Cows saDd goo Hell Gate Ferry lO35
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30

Railroad bonds were strong with the exception of
Union Pacific securities which were lower early In
the day, but closed up firm. Ohio and Northwest
ern Consolidated Gold bonds reached 80, and c., c.
and |. {. Flrsts 76I. The following were the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
COURT CALBNDARS-THn DAT.
Rr-pnnMn CnrRr-CHAnRKRs-n u

COURT CALRNDARS-THu DAT.
SUPREME COuRT-CHAHBKRs-DASIELs.L
%. Marin at Smith. III Andrews ec. Az N. J.
73. .Plahertv agt Plaherty. steAn Navigation Co.
80. Hosgland Agt. Alden 1888 .Deyery AIT Geoghegan
ql. .BOEd De IA MOntaynie &c-
ll6. Mutual InS Co agt 19l. .Nven Agt. Nven.
Smith &c 1872. Moore Blunt, lie.
1856. .OBren HberniSn Fire 1873. B1ut agt Moore &C.
Ina Co 1873. Same agt Same.
l73.. Price agt. Wht6eck.
COURr-TRIAL TERM-PARr Adjourned for the Term.
PART H.--sFAULDNG. :.
.Hosn Trirnble. ISL Buckley sgt. Hampshire
TX aad Baltimore Coal Co.
Al Irving Ag. Cooper.
PART Ui.-MCADAA. j.
-. Blsokfsn AIT. Aaron. -..Ssme ag Same
Blnmensteel sgt Selling -..Kely sgt Darlington.
-. Mot Darlington -..Same Sgt AalD0gest.
--..Same Mslnques. 7lS. .Bermsn agL NnAdo.
violation Of she BIc law
William Goelng eoous assault and battery Charles Wells grand
larceny; Bira Waters disod honse; Rosa Meyers receiving
stolen goods William Hughes violation Of the law relating TO Sailors
Boarding houses
COURT DAT CALESDAR-ALBASY Sept 29-The fol-
lowing calendar Wednesday Sept 3O
Nos 1874 lOl l50 81 253 133 l5S 1853 THE Tuesday,
DAT CALKSDAR-ALBASY. Sept 29-Tbe
dAV Of the Commission Of Appeals for WEDNESDAY Sept
SOS follows Nos 263 239 253 ISL 2S2 2S3 2S4 1893 2U7
259
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And the following for city bank shares

The balances in the L. s. Treasury at the close of
business to-day were: Currency. S14,569339; special
deposit of legal tenders for the redemption of certi
icates of deposit, $50 $4,000 CON- including $780,
266 100 in coin certificates S736l1 pa outstanding
legal tenders, 1882, 100000.
Attention is called to the fact that Controller
Green asks for bids for s2,SS4,OOO. any part
thereof of NewYork City stocks, bearing per cent
currency OF per cent gold. at the option of the
bidder. This would seem to be good opportunity
for safe investment at fair rate OF interest, for
some of the surplus funds which have long sought
employment in the street on cal. st 2d3 per cent
per annum. Proposals will be received up to p. NJ
on Wednesday. the Goth inst.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF
speceD from the port of New-YOrk to foreign ports
for the week ending Sept. 80 aud since the begin
ming of the year: - 500,
For the -sst....... g ss5sis IS igisil .;s27si5ss
Previously reported. 7s66s2 20s67S2s7 2l77lO749
Sine. jan sl66 64e8 95 s2l5Igs 22s s222 5O4
Price Of god. ......... ll3s lll3 lOS's
Messrs. Fisk s. Hatch will pay the October cou-
pons of the Central Pacific Railroad Company San
JOAQUIN Branch Also the Central Pacific Land Bonds
at maturity. The October coupons Of the Southern
Pacific Railroad tOf California; will be paid at the
office of the Company, No. 9 Nassau-st.
The October coupons of the first mortgage Bonds
of the international Railroad Company will be paid
by the National City Bank.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania IS. 1lOi; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
IA; Reading Railroad, 562 Pennsylvania Railroad,
54.; Cold 1927.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30

Receipts shipping ports to-day this writing Only
$50 bales; this day Ast B2l3 bs this day 3J5
bales; total Sept % S6s bales time year lit J4
b The yesterdays forward deliveries onelay
ported follows September 10 25c October is lie Mo-
vmber l5Oc December Is l0c January IS BE February.
l55lc March, Is Sac Apn 10 3l6c NAV 10 1889 june.
ID 2l32c First Call 100 bales Ja7uary 10 732c al Cali.
100 bales september 10 Bloc 300 October Is 10 100 TO-
November Is 332c: 100 DO Is j32c 400 10 Feb
Is 1929 total 200 bales Por future delivery hoS
advance Of Lice b With fair business the improvement
Sales follows all on basis Of Los hiddings:
Sales As, after NJ September 100 1885, 100
Il 3lS2c 1900 l6e December 700 Is l'l8c January 800,
IS 3l6c February 100 IS 1879 300 Is L 200 IS - S2
Msreh 100 Is 2532c MAY 100 10 5S2e Ju1e 10y &c.
300 bales to-day 2pmSeptembe 400 l6 200.
l5l6ei 1000 l6c 200 Is LIE 100 49, 59 20 i.lSei
500 10 Lee 800 IS S52e 800 Is VI 100 y SSse goo
70 s-iec Soye~eer 100 "a Sl52s 1872 i5e loo - ~;
December 100 10 582s 500 5 J.T8sY 200 IS 3d.
IS s32e 200 10 5lS 200 Is ll3e fsoTr'TT 200 az, ;
2532e; 100 l5Tsc May. 300 i6ae Jsne SOO ~ l5l0e'
total. 10 100 bales Grand total, 22,5OO bales
DRUGS AND DYESOpun remains am With iar aae defnani
closing 81 25ds1 81 = ami 81 30 Tor future delivery Nor
ghns 81 Is Alum .tesd bet quiet sales Of Lump a
and Nsrous Porous at 3 English Chemicals are IN moderate
demand with the tendency TOWARD lower rates sales Of a' Asa
BCsro Soda SIS l25 aud Bleaching Powder - SOC Or az
Bssensl Oils dull n0mnay unchanged AZ - Do TOT
So 81 B5ehDsr % Is for O. W. Co. O1aea
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THE MARKETS.
lcnenllr reported Tor raa rRIBusE.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
BRLlzE-5ns Tul..

TUESDAY. Sept 20 1874
Tn. following complete list exports shppel N vessels which
~sre cleared to-day for foreign ports:
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
TuEsDAT Sept 20 1874
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