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New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
THE BROOKLYN BOND ROBBERY.

CONTROLLER SCHROEDER ASKED BY TIE COMMON
COUNCIL TO MAKE A REPORT REGARDING THE
ROBBERY IN HIS OFFICE.
For some time past it has been believed
that the amount OF bonds which abstracted from
the Controllers Office In Brooklyn greater in
number than has bean stated. The loss was originally
stated by MI Schroeder to be only 5000 and SUBJ
seouently reported by the Finance Committee of the
Common Council only to that sun. and when
lately coupons attached to the bonds other than those
which said to be stolen were offered for collection
At the Nassau Bank the fact made manifest that at
east 900 stolen from the Controllers Office In
a conversation held few days ago with TRIBUNE re-
porter, Auditor shaurmln explained his theory OF the
manner in which the bonds. which he said were vlr
tually Cancelled distracted, and frankly admitted
that no could tell what the full amount OF the theft
was created by Mr. schroeder'S and the Audi
tors statements has been manifested for several days
Common Council. which considered tho subject of in
vestigating the papers IN the '9eetors office There
The subject came up in a resolution offered by Alder.
man Brown. directing the Finance Committee to make
thorough investigation OF the facts regarding the alleged
robbery Of more than $4,000 worth OF city bonds In Con-
oer Schroeders office. The Alderman said that he be-
leyed this Of the most supendous r0bberes that
eyer took place in any Brooklyn ONCE and yet the Peo
been doled out by pleeemeal by the Controller aud
gained currency that very large amount had been
| stolen but the facts were hushod up, Al first the
was reported 10 DC
IL ranspires that the city lost nearly three times
that sum- Alderman Brown said hs desired 70 know why
the who returned the worth OF bonds mad
not been arrested He trusted that this occasion
thorough investigation would be made, aud that the
| Committee would not conceal the facts
Alderman Ropes Chairman OF the Finance Committee,
moved an amendment in effect that the Controller him.
self be requested to make a report to the Common
Council concerning tho whole matter An excited de-
bate ensued. at the end OF which Alderman Ropes's
| amendment adopted.
Alderman Richardson called up the resolution re-
questing the members OF the Legislature not 10 make
any changes In the charter this year Alderman
Cany denounced this as trick In view OF the fact that
many OF the Democrats were absent. The resolution
adopted. aud motion TO reconsider was !ost' thus
| cutting OF all future action.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27

Church. ers 70 i.sshs lsss yssh, arvs q ~ -
frsn sna poI bsgsAes We Fsvsih esa HsvYk ~
resd jumped the track The Fy bdge yesterday ~
returned 70 s pa....K IT, Usdsrh Irtasn .a.ss, -
yesterday reckless dyns The ss
present ssscuss s n
The which the Bss p1l
.The dnner EontgoDss a.ss
rocn. Cl.n.. last sight. Conpl..s vss {s..srty .2
The phessxsphes Of hs city nsst sight dsss Ne ssssss -
keeping sundsys and resoaes s1spsed a s
their iadvdual disc5esisa n We matter.
PArsssoHIn the Psssls Cossy Cssss yesterday - -
trial Of NM Ashe eh3Ued WITH ssrsdss ssesan 49,
postponed un fs April sseoss Of tse se
defendant Richard CsnpbsI y he Cosss, -
tesy default Of BAIL charged vitk ssssaas 0nesr Ws
Missionary Coaventos ssdsf tie - ~
nst densmnaton will be held the Fr Bsphss Ch.rh NJ
today The closing session viii be held s Csstrsi Bsr1
Church evening Nine nissaaU wi -
read which si be followed By several addresses
PoxPros--A brshemsa lanet Decker vhls s.ssesa -
coupling the hoaselsr Rsl.y st Ponptos
crushed between sections of shs .n ssl ~
remains taAss -
Dseketowa where deceased had . wife child living
RAD B.SK-Tbe Rev Dr. Pehps pastor sf the Bsen Asss
nis village Ia, been 62 y..s the ministry and rssAss .vs
bunday
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27

The report of the Long Island Railroad
states It's capital stock tssoocoo. having been In
creased by 10000 aimee the previous report. The
funded and floating debt is t,7o6oOo; cost OF road
aud equipment g. ,9O2 so expenses Of maintaining
road, s22i ei %; repairs OF machinery ti,oE ex
pense of road &llOs0 %; earnings too!io 6
payments $Jl2,551 "a; including cash dyidehd or
ler cent stockhodcrs The rest OF the receipts
are accounted for by stock dividend OF 10 per cent,
equal 10 5000, Which, SIt addcd to The amount Of
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27

ally appropriated for the Courthouse, si2scco had
already expended, and that complete the WORK
about sioooOo would required After consider
able discussIon resolution offered prOvdinR ~.
raising that amount the credit OF Queens County ua
laid the table. special act of the Leglsa.ure
will be required TO authorize the additional expenute
contemplated. resolution passed directne S Su
pervisors Post, Clark and Paynter TO examine DEE .no
accounts OF the late County Treasurer Charles roe
and report whether there 10 any dencency VI
$4,000, AZ charged,
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27

Brsroort Hosse-The Earl Of Dunrayep, yisconnt
Pahsr ssd Dr. KnssIey Of Rsgapd nm Acesss Bo-Ths
Hon .n. Of Hli'ssn' Gen Rufs. ISs,l' ~ . CO.:
isieua n Charles MsA, and Edmund Quincy Of
Bsson and Chssnesy Bews Chesgo. 81 SsAoas Hck-
Page state Of Hot Con.spisr
Paroubsr D. .Nse York HoBI Congressman James
H. Eayo Of Uso~ Sgsars hok-Henry r. Haven
Newton Hotel Brsss1ek-The Hon George siisr OF
AIba.y 81 Dens Hont--Surreon 7. Woolvertop u Nsvy.
Windsor Hokl-Geu A. Cunningham Of Bosten Col H. D.
MeComb Of Deli Jodge A. NJ Osborn Of Cssii.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
POLICE NOTES.

Kate German, alias Leary, and Mary Wheeler, two
Yesterday while ndes
h-ave. Thr yfOaE. The ioosG
up at Police Headquarters.
Charles Weed. alias Powers, was arrested by de,
tecycs Wooey nd Mooug Spon Of hayIg ben soaessS
r. " Hosg No. - ksaiet vbu
$1,000 worth Of pearl buttons stolen. BE locked
While several workmen were engaged, yesterday
repairing the uuoccdpd dwhue No 400 East fori bnbt hS
the range The vsebck exploded severely
VIM Benjamin. painter, Of No. I33 Alen-st, aud slightly damaging
the building.
George BOrstein. age Is, of Ffty-third-st- nese
Eeyenhaye YESTERDAY ampel the Taut9wn train at ts,s~
He be from he trai5 40 feh-
brakeneu injuries about the bd s.S
nav prove fatal arrested bat bo, sa -
IDENTITY either o bis ssailaIts-
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
,n,,n Swedish, and Norwegian closed mails, via Bro

Danish Swedish, and Norwegian closed mails, va Bro
men. A.. -.,.
ON the 7th and 2ist - =. - ..
he EAGLE line steamers sailing the 10th and oath,
will carry the Germau Belgian, Netherlands Swiss and
Italian closed mails via Plymouth French direct malls,
via CneTbourg and German direct, Swiss, Danish,
swedish and Norwegian closed mails, via Hamburg
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
QUEENS couXrY's FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

The Queens County Board of Supervisors
t,la nectiug al Long Island Cty yesterday TO
tue the accounts the Courthouse Commissioners and
N consider certain propositions 10 he made by the
architect Of The proposed binding Nj Hsfhorne the
.,.Di.c. .ieJ IL fbs o-5d thai ot tbo tb9oJJ oIgiD
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

special meeting Of the 10th New-York Volnntees1
Infantry Association will be hed No lss sIhave fhsss
S ss s 'Gsi5s E I'll 4 Nj %ii's II % r s: ''
The 2lst anniversary Of the Young Mems Christian
Association will be eeiebrsd Association He'll toDisSt AStss
Will be delivered BY hs Re-, C,noo B..n i Meas.. se Re-. H.
ste D. Of Brooklyn, and the Rev Mr HiehesA of NE Css
THEOLOGICAL Seminary.
BY order of Msjor-Gen. Shaler General ConrtS
martial" will be held No Tblrsenthst Feb s. s aS
gu,po;s Of :'yi.s Col Aodsx s.Tf q n. ss.A s.s~s.,s9
le~ns sscer, Big Gen ward Fr,i Brg,d. CSsc. B.r
Join Fowler IT,. Division Judge Advocate. .....
Committee of the Republican General COmmite
tee heard testimony last nsht 10 the primary
vita Assembly District Mr. Crosby Who contest. %. result Of ne
not per@ them enterhe building where the cH h.A
eoa have voted shoos bdeuc. tn. Committee
Mr.. Seaman, tbe expert accountant. who is en-.
gagged examining the the Tar on. bsy.a
cation Of the collected in ls7lbe year Of con.e,os
On july 1s92-,Se eIpoa q ar B.s.v. Sr
bills erecting q go 900 we're tTsns,ss an :. N, s'r,ss 81 % s
.s. Capt Gin v. d'cys;a ed cot. The 10 gs s, 80. Ss q:
had collected Mr. B.eau and the books c0vss .mssaa
being examined
The New-England Society will give ladies' ras
evening Feb IL, O'Clock Tie soe,y
engaged all Of DemoDeos rooms tie building Foues,bs ~
Fhaye for the occasion snd uumbcr Of t.u ~
%ied % 80 200 = 0T5 S. The rooms & 5 not BE- % ns
and Emerson FoOs the Secretary Of ae Committee Aa"as
ard Frank Howe On the bet Of The Reception Committee H 10!
Phelps w. H. Diaper d. Charles Tf,ny ssien Takst
and u. g. stebbins
The anniversary of the birthday Of Robert Bhrnd
appropriately celebrated this city YESTERDAY instead Of sasds
25h which Robert Barns born ll6 yesr rS
SrYork Burns Club organization sheh h.. only been ',so
heh John Suiterands In hLertyst Tsd
gathering Informal but all Thoroughly enjoyed hs@rs.f
The separate until late hour Among hosc prssd
John Taylor Johnston Alfred Carnage kobsu Ges
Thomas Fvbe James srcombe Robert Dnss
Ewsr Bsfou Calender John MeKsy and Walter Wstss
Caeonian Club celebrated dinner aaa ball hsd
club in Sallysnst
At the Methodist Preachers Meeting yesterdays
Wm 0strander who puved fer S
recovery Morthoose seriously III The Rsvx
Taylor real Fine A sketehns its front
bsram the time. Hs -ou incae he sssS
poetry us literature painting sculpture and architecture The
needed develop Of is talent and thea
copy the old pictures Italy Nowhere could gntez
subjects be found than IN Aaeries Aneesus sboa4
order of painting aud architecture The syeue usvees
something direction. The Rev e. X 1fses
Dickinson, Rev D.
Belfast, ireland made he subject The
d. said that the American Evangelical Alliance st
$1,000 the families OF Pfo PronT AMI the Rev. G
$4,000 had been rsei Ia Genys, Switzerland "a
Pau Methodist Episcopal Church bed $500 toward The Hs-
Emile F. Cook Of Paris Committee sppned To
the ohua preachers meeting in 1873. wlh
SAID be existence and sho other valuable church dssheS
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
THE LADIES RECEPTION AT THE UNION LEAGUE
CLUB,

Mr.. Edward Gleason and an efficient corps
of assistants are hard at work preparing the Union
League ClubH for the annual ladies' reception,
which Is to occur the evening Of Thursday next Inc
whole house will be thrown open to the families OF
members on the occasion The gallery Is to contain
choice display OF pictures and statuary gathered both
from private collections and the studios. The billiard
room will be devoted 10 the supper and the pretty little
theater Of the Club to the dancers. The reception IS
entirely private, but members Of the Club being
able TO procure tickets and ladies beng admitted only
on their invitation. The Reception Committee is COM
posed OF the following:
Jackson g. Schultz, ". NJ. Vermiye,
George Griswold, John A. Livingston,
Otis ID. Swan, Charles L. Tiffany,
Henry G.. Stebbins, John A. stewart,
Elliott {. Cowdin, Charles Watrous,
William III. Fogg, Chauncey NJ. Depew,
John ii. Hall, James G. Carter,
Isaac H. Bailey, Henry Cews,
George B Butler, ii. N. Rugges.
Llewellyn f. Barry. WIN. II. Osborne,
Amos +. Emo, Charles g. Judson,
John Middleton, Thomas Denny,jr
Horace Barnard, Charles Denison,
A. b. Darling William ii. Bridgman
WIN. Is. Kendall. q. g. w. Lowrey,
WIN l.. Pomeroy, Charles 4. smith.
A. w. Durkee John II. Cheeyer,
Henry L. Dyer, C. d. Van Wagenen,
Warner Sherwood, Charles Collins,
T. Il. Musgrave, Joseph ii. Brown,
william Hegeman.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
HOME NEWS.
RR0MINEHr ARRIYALA

rHxRxONErwR YESTERDAY, AT HUoSUrs, IN BROADwf.
san-lo' Eson-lgo 81 a-26s N,deisht--26'
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WEsrCHEsTER.-A man named Fitzpatrick, who
With others charge stealing borse and wagon
from ,br,m Van Du.en $500 ami 10 The White Plains
M To await be action Of the Grand Jn released bail nine
He returned his home here wbere be has been
st down with smallpox vueDt The children OF
another family residing the house with the ftzpaks IS well as
- ng In The dwellings have been in constant attendance
~ IN. pcn Pe SCHOOL largest the The alarm Is
or,t aud panic seems imminent anes the B
measures 10 prevent Tue spcao VI be eos
contagon rs shall set at rest al fears
Wutrz Pl.sTs Ntes published in this village for
inward Of Harton organ oi TOE Deoe rac
nrt, Oliver H. Miller editor and puokhe ot me
KatoaaA and will hereafter be issued ,s Republican oofns
Ue'ich>snr NeUs aud hdtoRdh sentinel
the who confined IN the county
M ictei with aud the colofed who olschs
on the Jail fortnight also two persons having ysnoloia Of mild
ne have All the
psnei the ia vaecuaed with satisfactory results aud
no fears By Of spread Of the disease
has made fooWny additional appointments o' deputy
sLerd.: Benedict for ss;eheser Dsu'sl Badd r Rye AND
special deputy lonxers The Rev hdgsr L.
Of and accepted call rendered him
by The the Presbyterian Church Of this village lie
snesd bis pastoral duties the mrs, SUNDAY fsbna
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
LONG ISLAND.
STATEN ISLAND.

STApLEToN.-Yesterday morning large quantities
floating ice we're around this ssnd tn nrst that has
been seen thus far Winter The icejeaers the island
are now in hopes Of getting coed supply Charles Wsnecke and
psnr, be both Of yesterday sraned before Justice
uuon the violating the Excise law keeping their
honor saloons opeu The former discharged and 10 the
suspended Weekly revival pyer-meet
ing s now being Kingsley Methodist Chureh Ce'rye
already Joined the church and eeTeL se
probatio OF Sunday evening
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
NEW-JERSEY.


JERSEY CITY-ln the Hudson County Court OF
Sessions Yesterday the foosng prisoners we're ssgned and
pssded not guilty John Desmond, for stealing watch from
Charles Stewart Heuy Berry charged With picking Elizabeth "as
s.ds pocket; Martin Lsrkin. charged Nth Burglary
Charlie, Irish private vshman charged with shooting sod seriously
uups Arthur Psene John Patsy Charles Hines and Thomas
Lynch on resisting oneer The new .osor
200 ear Containing 1000 cattle 1000 boe and 5000
sheep lhe work Of slsughterinz will be continued Of
th. old ,ommaspaw absor or seyersi DAYS 20 Gomez.
Receipt, Of week $l6l7O John isid, aged 10
wa. Arrested breaking into John Csmodfs store AZ No.
I4I Nnthsf stealing quantity Of liquors OF which small po
LIED 900 week Tue jersey City runven will give
aY.m.e exhibition benebt Of the Committee During
fed b. the Payoha Club Dr. Hunt
e Boswell pssierer who assaulted
h two trades union snuouned yesterday iha bis
,nt ..s sui oondten. snd James Donney AID Law
sne Ror, The refused release thoazh
, CLARK aud Charles Mayo the poles
arrested yesterday having their
,op wagon she theJ had stolen from the ts RAILWAY
Cub will masquerade ball 10 aid of the poor
,oovr In the Hudson C0antS Court Of Sessions
Christopher Smith convicted Of 4saang Wa Boneman
and Of perurng himself giving his TESTIMONY In relation
aud " County Penlteniary for three monthh
ErwAax-Rehsn sentenced three years spd Wstet
the State Psop Yesterday for the attempted
robbery Poncers ches AmsndA Williams coiore
tened stealing quantity OF h'e
fsy o George Su,dsm In Orange Charles hnier
salvAn
nobbnz confectionery staniaJ "a
ysung le btsen the Ponpon auj VA inNau
And. IGoy Wand 81 tbs y has gSen 30 ior zoe o"hn "
HosGTta. rnrton who ses"ao ,l's"H
"a Is'rsi % rsvS =" INi"~ ~ va ''' N-'
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
OCEAN MAIL SERVICE AWARDS.

william Hegeman
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
Fun Schools.
Danring Ara6emiss.

~ H. RIVERS's Brooklyn Dancing Academy,
We l75 csartA Shs fAshisn2hs
taught IN o9kstsL Sesd or SJesAsr
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05

nan 'ow range of prices until near tho close. The
volume Of business was about up to the average
of the y eek. After opening about steady, the
nnarket 40 ruled for o time, and then
drooped h. tile, only to become firm subse-
aueutly. and to remain so till after o'clock,
when an effort to cover short sales resulted In
an advance of to 1. YER cent at the close, the best
improvement having bee.1 in Wabash. reported
advance of about 10 pence per bushel III corn and
something less than a penny IN wbeae In London
late in the afternoon with firm prices for breodstuf'
here may may not have had q favorable eheet
upon the stock market. Wabash has probably been
considerably oversold during the past few days.
and at one time commanded bonus OF 1-32 for use.
Union Pacific and Western Union Telegraph
strong but the enthusiasm was in no direction
especially marked. The advance at the close over
last nights closing prices in Pacific Mall per
cent Lake Shore, Ohio, and Mssissipps, and Union
Pacific, each /; Central aud Hudson and Western
Union. each !; c., G. and L c.. l, and Wabash 1t.
st. Paul and Erie each went off I per cent, and
Hannibal and st. Joseph l per cent. Northwest
remained stationary. The general market closed
firm. The opening, highest, lowest. and closing
prices of active stocks sold to-day were follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05

losN 90
We take pleasure in noting the restoration of Ma.
Kenyon Cox to all the privileges of membership In
che New-York Stock Exchange.
During the memorable days of the panic of Sep
tember year ago, Messrs. A. NJ. Kidder e. Co.,
bankers, of Wallst.. were compelled to succumb To
the exigencies of the occasion. Two days after tho
reopening of the Stock Exchange. in that month.
they resumed business, having effected settlement
with their creditors the basis Of 33i per cent.
Before the close of the year 1873 this increased
to so per cent, and now Of their own volition, the
remaining 50 per cent of the original indebtedness
was paid in full. AS they were under no legal
obligation to make the final settlement. chs action
deserves special mention.
The following shows the imports of foreign dry
goods at the port of New-York for the week ending
Sept. 4, and since the beginning of the year:
Eu. a. ~ .hs @TSo port. ss5ss5s5 ss276iSo s9i5sss
Thrown Market. 4,O5l,509 3,j4l.2yo jS@3sf
Esses At sSs port. slOs os3 2s. ss7ss3sl1 sselssssg
Thrown 100 ,530,33i 900573 355 ol2l277o
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania Skies, 10; Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road, 49, Reading Railroad. 55i; Pennsylvania
Railroad 52t; Gold, 109t.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
The bids for stocks at the close OF the Exchangf

The London markets seem to be equally quiet with
our own according to advices, British Consols and
United States bonds rating steady, and Erie rising
from 81 to 81, and then receding to 81.
Money was easy at q per cent on three months bills
The foreign exchange market has been quiet and
lower the standard drawers reducing 90 days bills
to 1861 and sight to 489. This point is more com
mensurate with the figures at which business has
been done lately, but yet bills are OBJ
tanable still lower down. There was but
one price to gold all day, and that was lO9s,
and the market was devoid of movement. Cash
gold lent fat and at and per cent for carrying.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out SlO3OOO In coin
interest and $4,000 in redemption of called bonds
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered Gold cleared S19,641,OOO; gold balances,
81 235 32O; currency balances, S1S59,522. The I'M
port entries of foreign dry goods the port of New
York. for the week ending tonight were S3l36,2Ss
in coin valuation. The amount marketed was
So. 325. .414.
The days business at the U. S. Sub-Treasury com
prised:
Colo payments 49, s4l 90 Currency baisnce 6IO2 l3iO
oa baance 2O6 ~ Customs 32o,OOO w
Currency receipts l6-O,626 w
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
$40 OOO and the estimated receipts for the month
are SS0O0000.
We annex the closing official rates OF foreign ex-
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
LosDos-ShiD City Of Corinth.
sh. ss,24S oilcake. ID. b..S2S'S47 Tobacco 'AA1'
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

=
AsURs-Pots are still quiet and unchanged at
6laaBSac. Pearls inactive and nominal o-oo
BkESWAX-rhe Is less active but sead' sales OF %0Vo
M AZ 81 n32 Lc Western southern.
BROOM CORN AND BROOMS-Com remains arn but the demand
Choice short Green, y n. a. lO9
lie Green 9dlOe Greet Short and 9eaisn sGJc
5G7c BrOOms qe and valde ,rs
unchanged quote ordinary Red q 81 1887 20 6een so
81 30 Ordinary Hu ~ az 15 and Goo " Prime io al -
a so p doz .-
CAsDLRs-The demand Light and the make, steady we quote
Adsmautne l3c; l4Oz az l5ci l6eI Al lIc spen
AZ 2sc. Patent AZ 80 d39c. Parahns at 26G2Ic
COFKER-Therr moderate demand for o and the msft
decline sales Of 5l9 bags per opeieus ana
1000 per do both private TERMS quote orl sfgss
AZ i5Iaa I53.c; l6A2Nl63 Good do as II a SC
Pr me 10 I90l9Ic and for lots ID aQZo
go b 10 ~ credit mid grades are stu very da ana
cr seady Java al 23d2c teYon II 20
20 nc Maracaibo II 2a2O Lsgusyrs lo2d 10 l2 Jsns ca
ITLo1igLae Sauo Domingo l50lJ Porto Rico l5dl02
Costa Rca isa92OIs Mexican Is s29l92@i saTana IL "a
10 &c and Curaeos. II lzHlS Asc-, al gold
TTOSTbre IL rather demand for Cotton. chiefly rom
spnners exporters only limited Pe-s sh-
Of l on all grade aud the market closes H Az ne
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

The RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY Is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Prof. T.
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at tho
Portland Scientific Meeting Is reported fully IN
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents
Address The TRIBUNE. New-foTk.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
Government bonds have been quiet, and stead

Messrs. Seligman & Co. have issued circular in
which they say: Having, in connection with
Messrs. Rothschild. secured the entire 5 per cent
Government loan, we are now ready to supply banks
and investors in sums to suit. As we expect an adj
vance in the Fives during the FALL we would advise
early application"
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05

Money has been in full supply at 2l and per cent,
prime business notes selling at to I. SS2OOOO Ma
tional bank notes were sent into Washington to-day
for redemption.
The following is the Clearing house statement:
Currency exchanges s8i Gold eIhsnges... 6050 1l3
C1rcy balances. 2.234 j6i Gold baances. S33So0
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05

ada IN he al
to-day l621 bales THIS fsY ass
1882 bales this day lass 3 80 bales; total sn-s ret
Dos "a les 933j bales consoldate tss
continent III bales; N-wYork 552l3 bses conhdstes
ek III 3l7 bales ayerges Of Wednesday, furss DELIVERIES
a. c ay reported iolows September 1850 Oeto
her SO Sovember 1927 Deoenbe 1884 Jsnuarv 10 81
Psbruay 1871; March, Is So April 1922 June, lblSl6
Pit a 100 is II Sc 100 bales February
I5e total second Call 100 bales seytenhr l5'
100 baes October Is 1892. 200 bales Janasy Is oa
AGO bae delivery show sivanee " Ib9 "
busness the improvement foh
low, Al ou the basis Of Low,Mddings; -
s.es Welneday eyering afer m-Septemher 100 lO's
400 Is g32c; 200 96c; October 100 10 lbc 5VJ 10
ii2c; 300 l6c; 100 Is 932c November 200 10 90Ze
100 rs .c December so, ID 7l6c 200 10 ll-2ci aas
700 Is 1890; 300 - 7l6c March 100 loe 100 10
3j2e total 700 bales Se eay ap 70 p iesssr
100 Is ls32e 400 IS ~ 400 10 2i32e 7cO 10 ll.ioS
II ,.c 100 is 5l6c POO 10 il32c; POO l6ssc 1900.
X N 82e. 100 I59r; 100. Is 1884, November 300 Is
iii2e. 400 IS Side. 200 l5ssci Decemoer 500 l5tc
I,rnSrv 100 IS l5-32c; 300 l52c; 200 Is l732c BOO
100 Is I532e 100, 10 is Fehuar, 100 lj'se 100.
i5 2SS2c Masch 300 l6oi April 2OO. lo'e. total lOoOo
bales grand total 1850 bales u
Fls-Mseerel quiet but am d Of Massahuses Shore No.
in lots Sis 5OHS5, and No. Go AZ Sl0a<tO 80 Dg Cod
m anal supply fair inquiry - 30 rt3 20 9
soge - 81 edS6 so for Grand Bank Duiea hens
are I'm and tame n 81 l09sl 10 per kex
FLOUR AND EAThe Flour oDerei 5tlOc stronger %
shipping ides there peutY of buyers AZ old hares As
braas ares AT ine close the market nei
quiet while shpoiug demand astTe s1
lOc. higher fully nes sales Of laOVV oos "
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New-York tribune., 1874-09-05

The Union Pacific Railroad Company publishes i'm
the evening papers the following statemen. Of IT.
assets, the securities being given at par: