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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-09

EMoRAxr GuLcH-This gulch, 20 long
partially worked, will next spring be thor
ouGhly testea, = d ted rock reached. We
anticipate 1t will be ons Of the best mining
camps when sufficient number Of expert
enced miners get In there. There exists now
very little doubt about Emigrant being .
camp that will pay big, Il properly worked.
We think 100 men could make It psy to work
In that gulch, and the prospect looks fair for
. large Increase this season Of men in those
mines,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-09

TWENTY-FIVE able bodied men, who arc aba
aud willing 70 outflt themselves Tor alx
months. % prospect IN the Yellowstone c0un-
try. apply to o. aAldTess,
]. i. VERNON, Boaaanaa.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-19

CRYINa.-A French physician is out with "a
long dissertation on the advantages of groan-
ing and crying In general, and especially dur
ing operations. He contends that groaning
and crying are the two grand operations by
which nature allays anguish that those pa
tients who give way TO their natural feelings
more speedily recover from accidents and
operations than those who suppose it unwor-
thy for man to betray such symptoms Of
c0wardice as either to cry or gr0an. He tells
of man who reduced his pulse from 12G to
60 in the course of two hours by giving vent
to bis emotions. If people feel at all unhappy
about anything let them 60 to their rooms and
comfort themselves with loud booheo, and
they will feel hundred per cent. better after
ward,
In accordance with the above, the crying of
children should not be too greatly discourag-
ed.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-19
Bowers Hoof Liniment.


After 80 years practical experience with horses.
n staging. teeming. DC, have learn cd that NOR Q
horses have been crippled by inattention to the
feet than all other diseases combined. After many
experiments have found the true remedy to PRE-
VENT the disease OF the hoof restore it after neg
great support Of the noble animal. If the hoof is in
famed and diseased the animal is comparatively
worthless. This L nimsnt will surely prepent this
worst of all diseases. Contraction Corns Quarter
Cracks, Contraction Of the Back Sinew, generally
have been crippled BY the want Of such a remedy.
na-Try it. and It will never fail if properly APP
piled, viz:
Battle the horses foot once week, or oftener if
necessary at the heel and frog and around the hoo
close to the hair. M. @. BOYER,
Norristown, Pa.
Mr.. M. C. BoYER-Dear Sir: This Is to certify
that have used your Imminent in my stable for
res. and find It the best preparation have ever
used on horses; 1t is far better than you recon-
%snd It. Send me i've H sasfs y PI express
No. 1872 West 3lst street. New York City
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-19
The Women Brokers Of Paris,

AMONG the most curious types Of Paris life
are the women stock brokers, the female gam
blers, both bulls aud bears. They are not al
lowed inside the Bonrse, Its rules excluding
women aud children. They are therefore forced
to promenade under the trees, like the old Greek
philosophers. The character Of these brokers
is on the whole repulsive they are often retired
cooks or housekeepers, and though better per-
haps than Woodruff and Clafiin their appear
ancs is not agreeable. They are generally from
forty to seventy years of ago. They never wear
other than secondhand clothes, being guided
solely 10 the selection by the fact that it is NJ =
cessary TO have some; their dresses are short
sometimes bous bit 80: ,omei ms the end becomes
frayed, and a rect 10 taken in. They wear
wooden shoes or sabeis, in many cases vanished
and their umbrellas date from the rainy season
Of the time of Noah. Some have spectacles, in
which they look still more hideous; all have
gloves out at the finger ends. On the arm
hangs a bag containing the scrip and money in
which they deal, for all transactions take place
on he spot;together with paper to note The hourly
fluctuations in the funds aud to record business
DONE, their pencils are cut at both ends in the
expectation they will last longer. They are en-
rapport with scouts in every way in KEEPING
with themselves who are constantly proving
under the peristyle 10 overhear the gossip of
brokers, touters and clients, and bringing the
news to the female world-tapping one on the
shoulder, retiring apart, and communicating
some astounding piece of intelligence. 1t is re-
marked that bachelors in Paris, when feeling
themselves smitten, visit this palt,f the Bcurse,
and in three minutes find themselves cured Of
the heartache.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-19
AMALaAMArIoN.-Married at the residence

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at the reaidente
ham county, Va, on Sunday July 20. 1874, by
Miller, Lione Grove, colored, 10 Miss
Rev. Jacob Susan Reggelman, white woman, all
of Rockingham county. A correspondent says
that this is the first instance Of the kind in that
section, and that the country is changing from
the old lsndmarks. For the information of our
readers. We copy the following from the Code
Of Virginia, page 1908, sections and 9: "Any
white persons who shall inter-marry with a
negro shall be confined in jail not more than
one year. and fined not exceeding one hundred
dollars. Any persons who shall perform the
ceremony Of marriage between white person
and negro shall forfeit 500, OF which the in
former shall have one-half." Exchange.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-08-19
giues nj GRAVEL
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad,

APRIL 2U I6I4.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations, g 80, 10.
$50, 10 80 a. m; 2. As, Z Is, 10 q y. m. -.
Philadelphia and New York. 81 n. M; IL II. 5 AZ
p. IN,
Baltimore and intermediate Stations. IL 50. 10 o.
a. M; 8 20 p. m.
Baltimore and Washingto IL So 2 o. 10 02 n. m;
] 23,5 20, 10p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle. u SIS. 10 10 a. M Is, IS, so p. m.
Seaford and Intern ediate Stations. II S. 10 10 q.
m 8 IS p, IN.
Delnar and intermediate Stations. 125 IS. 10 10
IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations. Do. e 30
p.
Philadelphia and New York. 81 n: m.
baltimore and WASHINGTON. IL 81. 2 03 a. m
For further information passengers are referred
to the time tables posted ct the depot.
II. I. KENNEY,
m8rll-1yd&w Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-09

uALvEsrox April g. 1874
good oraHas5y s %ddlns s Net !sSsip
Cotton steady and in fair tx dis aia SE
Exc Sss sce oss;I gross Gnpors
s Great Britain sssa to the coatHen 2ag 70 France
Cotton quiet miad,ins lsc. low MIDI 81
ports cOsss~s d Sales 500 Stock eseIs ss s. 'a'''
SAVANNAH. April s. 1874
lskc: Ne. receipts III bales; gross, SsI sales, sSS
Cotton quiet; middling &c., low miadiing TX i5@c
sS1a 80 sales & fssssR bales
Spirit. Of urpenne .ssdy s s ao.a .sasy at
hard, s. tor yellow dip. Tar DUH at 81 IS : -
Flour unchanged sale. Of so S.sss Rs 81 ~
pFaaS " Snta y sr Of a e
Sa:Ss e. S:a a 4 % r q Fey
cr meal Y a. o s ana
Us shtpstaas Us for micdnss per ton Railroad
aSssns 81 e York.
BUFFALO, April 8. 1874 10
wSs. To-
COR @ DIS o de- sag0t as ss spans
:ga1ss . T. 4 ss.s asa .s spx wass IS
g % Ta &c Zen GS ha ass S
7Sc old held at aSc Oats quet No western held at
81 IS; borrowed State, 81 IS sixrowed DO. 90
81 s5 Western. No 81 so Other articles unchanged.
TOLEDO, April 1874
Flour steady Wheat steady at p IS for No white
gam May sl sos; June, 81 a N: red 81 s.; NJ i.
mixed; May Ssj1c June, 7oc Old, nc: low mixed
@ 3. oT Ssssr SEEDS Sa se ps
% for mam%Sth bushels IL, wheat
wheat and 4.0uO do corn.
CHICAGO, April g. 1874.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat in Jar demand
lower and unsettled closing weak at 81 81 % for No
spring, u aih Tor No. q do spot Or April; 81 2szs
shade lower q 6kc. for No mixed, cash q APril
dun and lover as 1sc Tor No spot lsIc., MAY Rye
ma1a and higher at 81 81 g 69 for No SPRING q g
lower rates closing ~ stead,er cash hed OF the
Lard irregular and closed firm At g g. spot g 20
held ~ higher; sales Of shoudersa At SIC Sc SHORT
con aaiet and nnchangod WhsGey steady at ssc
90 corn g 9o do cats and ZOO do barley oShipuents-
21000 do. oats and 40OO do. barley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-09

Wheat was IN moderate demand, and closed easier at
The sale. about az
s. g s9 calssaEs & n
STORE 81 q 90 for do ados 81 s. Isl Is for No.
AZ -. ssss,
e! % - az Ell 90
a az s % a sna &C. sSSa %6;s si
was
manifested continued confidence and demanded former
% inquiry for accommodation by vessel.
the berth has been light to-day, but the ruled
ys:ss: fSsssss :sssSs sss sss,. !ssds
purposes moderate demand for tonnage prevailed but
In most cases parties we're apart as regards rates he
Shda e %
bags d. wheat in bn nH.a a. Ia, and 100
' ssa g efs
Charters since our last include "Hn bark hence
ne
Voyage and Win
M sspss
and an IN s,sse e
poSs United kingdom. sso aaarssls sSs,n a. an
s. Austrian s bark hence direct psr United
w So 81 ed
Is. 3D. Rumored, bark hence Java, with 70 900
cases Of refined petroleum, on private terms.
fair The transactions II domsstcs foot SOS bills q
New Orleans at from 63c a 73c, and OF foreign, 40
bids OF Barbados-at auction-at from 43c. o Hc.
We quote New crop-Cuba. centrifugal and mixed.
!SSoa 81 s r.s EIsSs's &C.
60c, a74c.
NAVAL sroRrs-The demand for spirits of iurpentine
easier mcrchantable order closing at Acc. 45sc We
at l61c and "a bbis SIC Rosn was also more active
and at the close was quoted steady at 81 40 81 50
good strained at ~ 30. The grades were neg
lected Tar sold in obbing lots and quoted steady
at ~ q ~ l21sc. tor Washington and Wilmington.
PKrRoLEuM-On Change to-day the mar ket for refined
WAS quiet but about steady although closing weak at
l534c Tor spot or balance Of We note sale oil
500 ibis for last half OF mouth at l5c CRUDE in bulk
was easier and inactive Lots were Obtainabe at TIC.
Ss de e4cy balance of month - saes 80 bb
higher price for small lots kaphtha quoted nominay
atyzc The Philndeiphn market was quiet but steady
Refined Qnoed at l5s@c for spot and month We note
PRODUCING points IN the oil district the markets We're arm
and quoted follows:-On City, 81; 1itusvle 81 05
%; Petroleum Centre, 81 30 q psi Housewife, 81 9D
Tdsogte q ~ rsr & :! q Tn at Union 9 s5k q
OF ssIes IN New York $50 bbls OF refined Tor April de-
livery At lSc 1000 bills for do. at 10 i6 s05J bbs
vessel resdv the 18th Of May at lsc ana 2so bbis
o. f nsS L7ss bbls beef pack
Kegs The market for mess pork easer, and De
mand fair at the decline Sales $50 bbs. IN obblne
SIS SIS So according to quality: Bacon was quiet but
1rm The sales yessrday and to-day embraced 50 boxes
Western long clAaf II Gkcs w boxes ate7lsc. and 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-09

steady At !e rs Tor The range q city BsslaIrsds
k %s: sue RI s.s sS 81
hsms-The market was steady and the demand
Prices Ranging o soaSeru q and 90
tor Western Gut meats were steady in value and IN
7c 70 tiercss Of bagsed hams at lshc Sllc SoO1
q clear bellies lbs average. at lotc, Lard-For
Western the demand was fair tor forward dsvery ana
The saies include 100 srca IS, for April i de
Tor Nay at a2so do for do at 20 ea6c and 71o DO
only a. src wss arss and
were only In moderate demand and exhibited no ma
esai change as regards values noer .. .c,,v.
to-day; still there was lair trade consnmmated and
hs, n s6s rsSd steady e D
and bags q a. &
stS,Sc. . &c. for standard aAs' iSTc. iO2c for
srsnuiAted. and loxo. for powdered and crushed.
4c s fcSs sa lair % good . S.c prime
No.. I'm moi:ssss Snda and Soxs: sv Sac
ne mNsIsd9 So &c c!aysdT;dB o. 1RgDtoa
yss; DO, 10 at gSc a l0sc.; white, sSc. Sxc.
sSessry lair shess. Psae
standard. No: 10 r. 6<c. Nc Jaya-Dutch standard
i Nos ~ to - 7Hea SIC Manila-superior and extra
RicE..A moderate jobplng business was reported at
generally steady prices sales in lots - terces q Car
srrARlsE-rhe market was quiet,. owing to the arm
Ware no ss,rs were asking iA' or pac mere
TALIow was ,drm. and in fair demand Sales, about
WnIsKEY-Receipts, i2H bbls The market was steady
and the demand fair. Sales $50 bbl. all at &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-09

THE STOCK MARKET
continues under the Influences that have already
been described. Operators are rating on the fur
Their action OF Congress. and meanwhile there Is
little disposition to engage In new ventures the
heavy holders have distributed, while the lesser
workers have heard the note OF caution, and are
trimming their sails accordingly. very consider.
able bear interest IL reported, but there Is ike
WISE to be recorded in connection with the market
IN unusual amount OF fever and uncertainty. IL
vote could be taken the street 1t would indicate
lower prices Congress has not only demoralized
the general situation, but disturbed the basis OF
individual Judgment Western Union to-day CON-
menced at 7sx, declined TO TX. and this was fol-
lowed by decline Of per cent then By
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-09

Meeting Of the BOARD OF Estimate aaA
Observation-Disclosures Issues or City
Bonds Authorized.
The Board OF Estimate ana Apporsionment met
yesterday, all the members being present ana
Mayor Havemeyer presiding.
The Comptroller offered a resolution authorfz-
ing the issue OF $4,000 IN assessment bonds 10
pay bonds maturing April Is, aud toci,0o 10 re-
deem stock maturing May l. 1874. which was
adopted.
A resolution offered by the Comptroller was
adopted, authorizing the issue OF s4io.sos OF CITY
Improvement Fund stock, $35l.56s OF wL:ch "
for the extension OF Madison avenue and t6s,ooo
for the opening OF 10th street.
Commissioner Van Mort sent In q communication
requesting an additional appropriation OF 100000,
as authorized by law, Tor laying pipes TO extend
the distribution 0l Croon water to charitable m
sttutions on the Islands, when was laid over. a.
Parks, requesting an issue OF $25OOO0 OF CITY Parks
Improvement stock TO pay for improvements TO Do
made on public parks and squares Tue Following
communication was reac -
CoxpraoLLkn's orvrcn, April 9. 1874
r9 ee n are worthy and
tuions in this city such as hospitals dispenssres ana
ing and needy %Ses M s and require
ihs city 70 enable them 70 carry on saei, work
tend Dsa aid to institution. th: ssrscts
ssson and N shnk 81 that
obtain legislative authority TO set aside the sum OF
SOUOO the fund derived from licenses granted BY
the Commissloners Of Excise 70 be approprasea and
Apportonnient among such charitable institutions -
they may deem deserving OF such aid; such nst
clothing, and hospitals and disDenssres to the poor
80 ANDREW II. GREEN Comptroller.
In accordance with this suggestion the Mayor
presented the annexed resolution, which was
adopted
Resolved That this Board approve Of the communities.
ton Of the Comptroller relative to the q
500 the excise moneys among charitable tnstl
tutions this city, and hereby request and authorize
him prepare bill tor that purpose and that the same
be transmitted for the action Of the Legislature
An voting in the Affirmative, 1t was adopted.
A resolution was adopted making the resolution
patent aerial LADDER applicable Tor constructing
said ladders In this city.
1t was resolved to resctnd resolution ADOPTED
in December. to give 81 500 to the Juvenile Guar.
dian Society.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-09

an advance TO 7sk Tsx q 7sK. Rock
Island ranged from loeK s1ook TO 1oox. Pacific
Mall opened at 4ok, advanced to AK and closed
At loh; Northwestern common advanced nom 81
to SAX, closing at sx; 40. preferred sold at Tx
Tx 71K; New York Central sold at 100 lOok
100k Q 9sK 100; Panama was steady ct max,
closing at ia; Delaware, Lackawanna and western
declined nom 1os only per cent; Erie was SUBJ
ject to foreign influences. and fell on from 37H TO
3oH; Ohio and Mississippi was steady at 30x q
3oh; c., G. and l. c. commenced az 80 and ad-
vanced u; Wabash moved from 45x to 49, and
closed at ASK; Atlantic and Pacific was quoted at
the close at l5x; Union Pacific found market
between s77i and a6X, the close being s7k; Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph closed At 3lx-an advance OF
single fraction.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-09
CITY HALL NOTES.

It is rumored about the City Hall that ex-Judge
Rowland Will probably be the Mayors nominee for
the vacant Police Commissionership.
Comptroller Green has again refused to pay the
Aldermen their extra salaries for acting as Super
visors. He on o former occasion, contested their
right to receive this pay, put the Courts decided
that they were entitled to $4,000 year IN addition
to the Aldermanic salary, which Is $4,000.
The Comptroller yesterday appointed Mr.. Spen-
Ger Kirby Collector OF Assessments, to ill the
cancy caused by the death OF John A. Kennedy.
The appolntee was once an assessor OF internal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-09
REAL ESTATE SALES.
The following was the result OF yesterdays bust
ness at the Exchange SalesrQOm:--

The following was the result OF yesterdays bust
ness at the Exchange Salesroom:--
NEW YORK PROPERTY A. mULLxR AND SON
l lot g. e. corner 18th st. and Madison av., 2lxSO 49,,
J9urneay "a eS.9S
lot e. s. Madison av " IT. 18TH st.; Il Benner.ios~
D II. N. CAMP
ID av lot 6sxlo0 Il; M Clelapd a.; = ia SiW
ID av., lot l6sxOJl; Cleland ............... aSO
r. ". HARNEfr.
Is & brick house (unfnished) and lot on e. g. stu
av, MiI ~ u. 3lst St, lot lh9xSOx2o6xso2; An, ~,
ny r.. n. LUDLOW AND co. -.
story frame houses and lots on s. g. corner l46tn
ST. and College sv., plot 75xl00, Mott Haven Emil -.
- BY JAMES \.
4 story brick house and lot No 81 Canal 81; be.
tween Alien and Orchard SITS, lot Wixfo william - 60
bY A. s. BLEECkER, SON AND WHITE
lots ON n side 6Sth st., 2l1 It, O. 18th av plot COX
INA. s e. H. Bailey :. ......................6 6i2
BY WOOD, BRADY AND TODD
I story b. house and lease o. lot No $40 18th st,s
side w. OF 9Th av., lot 25x9tI 9. O. Moore lease.
is wears 10 run from May. 1854; ground rent $50
per annum; 1. W. $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-09
FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
Penalties and Ira nsfers.

Fcn0ItloS ana Tr2hsIcrss
meeting OF the Fire Commissioners was held
yesterday at the headquarters in Mercer street,
Commissioner Perley presiding, and Commission
ers Van Colt and Hatch being present.
Assistant Foreman william Halam was reduced
to the ranks. Foreman H. e. Melville. OF Engine
Company No. 10; william ]. Bannam, Of Engine
Company No. ID; James wright and Alexander
Welles, OF Hook and Ladder Company No. 8, were
fined five days. pay each.
Travis, OF Engine Company No. IL, TO Engine Com
pany No. Is; Foreman Andrew Carney, OF Engine
Company No Is, to Hook and Ladder No. 8; SAM
ue Woods OF Engine Company No. 7, to Engine
(omnauy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-09
The following table shows the opening, highe
and lowest prices Of the day.

and Pacific Mail companies are about to enter into
copartnership for certain purposes, and that some
OF the Western roads will be solicited to join the
combination. the object being to secure control OF
freight and monopoly OF prices. 1t may be found
that the price OF stocks has likewise something to
do with the publicity OF the proposition. In
market so stagnant as the one daily reported we
may well expect extraordinary efforts TO create
sensations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-09
BOARD OF POLICE JUSTICES.

An adjourned meeting OF the board was occu-
pied yesterday in investigating charges made by
Judge Fammer against Joseph A. Kenyon. assist
ant clerk in Essex Market Court. MIR. Kenyon ad-
mrted that in certain he had furnished lists
OF temporary commitments to the keeper, with In
etrucrions to take the fnes and the discharges
should be provided next day. NO conclusion was
reached In the case, and it was adjourned Tor one
week. Thomas H. Hussey was appointed assistant
clerk at Yorkville Court vice John Ii. C0nkllng,
resigned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-09
THE BRooxLYs TAX OFFICE FRAUDS.

The experts continue to delve into the accounn
OF the Tax Collectors ONCE, and are now said to
have discovered additional defacations occurring
during the adminstration OF ex-Conector Badeau
and also In the regime OF one OF his predecessors
the defalcation during the formers term Of ONCE Ii
on the surplus account, and amounts to $4,000. The
to about $4,000. Mr.. Badeau, 1t will be remem-
bered, has been indicted by the Grand Jury, and ID
now awaiting trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-09

Included In the above are Sc6 bales arrive For
future delivery Oasis low mddng) the sales have been
follows Last evening after three oclock-April.
so y 1Sc n D a. y 5iec May 20 4 iSMc June
i59s T1ts Sas; shres
IsKc LOO q ID sss2c. 600 at Is Lido: Is Asae.
f f ia q. SIiv s rs 4 4. IS q
4 ,, lss2c go a. Il sloc ssptsnbsr g. ss Isc
tos o bales Rates on Cotton were SnoteS
thus:.lo havre by s.sam lc BY saI &c 70 Hamburg.
bales: New Orleans Ass Mobile, $50; Savannah, 1871
Charleston 1.lSy; Wilmington 1855; Norfolk 826; Bat
more, So; New York, el2; Boston, Il : Philadelphia 2a
Total 1918 bales This day last week. II. This day
CorrEE.-The market remained dull for all descrip-
TONS No transactions from first hands reported
In absence OF which we append our former quo
tations which are quite nominal We quote Rio.
ordinary cargoes: l9c. l9Hc far do 20Ec. 2OSc.
good az e. s a. ss prime gnio do ns2 e sSTs%s
credit; Java government bags sc. nc; do. grass
mats, &C. &c. Ceylon, &c 25c Maracaibo dc a
25c Laguayra. &c 24c. Jamsica 2lc. 2c.; St Do
mingo, &c. 20c. Porto Rico, &c. 2lc Costa Rics
Garacoa soe asc aod rer i g and days ,S
FLOUR AND GRAiN.-Receipts- Flour, 1000 bbs wheat
5000 bushels; corn. 9 200 do; OATS o. do barley
400 do The market nrm under fair inquiry and
ful prices obtained for all grades The transactions
since last report foot up about 1880 bblA INCLUDING All
tons Corn meal was in fair demand and steady sales
$50 bbs 81 - Is for Jersey. - 81 IS for Western
and - 80 for Brandywne City sacked quoted at
81 90 for coarse 81 81 TOR ns q for bolted yellow,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-09
CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY.

Comptroller Green reports the following dis.
bursements and receipts Of the treasury yester-
day.
DISBURSEMENTS
Claims paid Co. of warrants 2I, amounting to-. 415
Payros mo. OF warrants A, amounting to-. 3o5
Total number OF warrants Is, amounting .Sl5.74
From taxes of 1873 and Interest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so9s
From of taxes assessments and interest. t6i
From collection OF assessments and interest 3Iy5
From market rents l16
From water rents 56
From licenses. Mayor's office. So
Total. l23
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-09
SHIP OWNERS ASSOCIATION.

There was meeting OF the Ship Owners Assocta-
ton at the roomsin Pine street yesterday afternoon.
With the exception Of reports OF c0mmittees, the
appointment OF committee to nominate of1cere
and other rontine business. nothing waa dnne al
interest.