davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-06-11
,.,. .-,rnn. Cnal freiahta are unchanged. Tho
tata a,,a tui,e Is IoaR coal for Chlcayu Il Coo.

VessELs PASSED rpRT HURON.
sr,[as Ds'rafrh IN 7as eaiens" TtIennt'
,,,r rIu,mr, Mich, juno fo.--fAssED Down.
,ycpou.. talinn, GIafgow an1 lusgea; rel,rs A.
iIo f,srd., Moonlight. Orphan 1'oy Anula II. Peter
tes william Ctossthuaite. Monticello, 1iat'lc john
~, s,.,,n ur-rrors Fountain Cty, hfsry h1s, H.
mi aud aras,a rrhr. ua,rts, Annie y"usht Llnns
e'w,sp-Sclihrhbt; light. :,
WGArifEn-fsne. nt.r,
,.- ,ItIi,uH, Mlell., Jut,e 0-n0wN-ftnTa rhila-
.!iit,h. with hlcghany; Mineral R'rrk and hargcH.
atitrlrors Orta 1scltef. Trhacf aid barges; bchtS
o,.co sturfay, llnrseet Qute1+
'WEa1tEn-Caiftl. -.
1,n tcpr l:nn,h q. 1futchtnson, coal adcn, wh!to
LUZ mi ol Tho rtYnr this afternoon grounded the
tosut tost,y. lid r4tIroai dock at Paint 1iunrd. Hbe ID
IN .rrundt notwithstanding The cfIurs Of two largo
tugs.
, 1875-06-11
MoRTALtY WOUNDED by A BURGLAR.
.ycte l'otE .Naif, june 9,


Aaron Schultz No. iG0 Tompkios avenue, nsook-
1yn. 1fo gained admission by opening tle back
basement window with knife. 1lo 1nado hs
way up to tho second floor and into tho room
where AIr. Schultz and hiB wife woro sleeping,
aud .commoucel ut onco to rnnsack tho place.
Mr, Schultz who is about, Gu ycars OF ago,
Ia easily aHakonol. and no soon became coll
Heious that thore, was Bomo person LII his
room. lilo sprang from h!a bod and gEapplcd
with tho burglar, but tho latter threw him. liz,
however, maintained his lol1 Of tho thiof and
desperate struggle ensued about tho room. AIr.
6chuta finally got the follow down iu corner,
and lis vito ca1no 10 hiH assistance. The burg.
lar, finding himself overpowoscd. drcW pistol
and shot Mr bol!utc. Tho ball passed through
his neck, onscrinE below ono car and passing OUT
uear tho other. Tho blood spurled ovor tho
burglars faco and hsnda and over the nail, aud
Mr. sclluto rola1ed tis hold
Az tho fellow asozo Mrs. scliute sAya aho saw
By tho dim moonlight tllat he was man Of
1athef slight build, bne Its face was 10 cnn-
plotoIy covered with blood that gho could not
liscosn hle featlros. 1Ie lost no time In max
ing h!s way out, but in tho darknosa 10 CROPPED
hia way round through tho back parlor. ioaying
to llill tho door.
Msu- Bclnto opened Tho window and gayo tho
a1atus, which waB quickly responded to BY police
men, and dll:gons searca was - nado far tlle
Of blood ho was traced through tho yard and over
tho rear fence. Ilote Nas 10 n,uel, blood thai
tao bsliet Of tho police H. that Ill shooting 3tr.
6ehuta tho thief 1nuBt also hayo shot himself.
room.
Capt. Mclaughlin, OF tho Ninth Precinct,
mado every ot1ort with Ills men TO trace tue
bnrg!als, but could t!nd nothing further than
Tho only occupants Of tho l.ouao were h1r. and
Mrs.. SclIns1 ard two lalic8 who lived with
, 1875-06-11

A SUPPOSED MURDERER ARRESTED.
D., new Yoax, Juuo 1U.-Tho supposed burglar
Of Tompkins avenue, Broohlsu, and tho assas-
Hln Of 1lr. shute, WAS arrested today ut Sleeps
l.cad Lay. IIo IL German, aud gavo tho namo
Of Htulpp. Blood waH found upou Ais clothing.
, 1875-06-11
THE CHICAGO,

EK0HFETT3 UF IVl4EY.HOLHEH8.
nuubes u lu.sers haye boon received at this
Office asking after tue prospects of another diyl-
deul ito the creditors Of tile Chicago Flre-In-
surauce Company, which wont Into bankruptcy
In 1877. In auawer tho following statement is
submitted as Showing tho condition Of Affairs UP
to June 1t
Total eash rcceyed.. ed............,,N N7,3l591
laid dividends. 9lIl.5
laid AEktSAs1 ,....,.......... c.Hp.Ut
lAiu othur EXPENSES c1.T9..aT ....
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-27

AUCTION SALE OF FLowERs.-Sonle
choice Towering shrubs, bushes, bulbs
and geraninms. inst from Sacramento,
will be offered for sale in front Of the
Carson Exchange, north Of the Mint, to
day. See adv.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-27

Carson CITY, March %. 1877;

Carson CRY, March %. 1915.
O.msby County Institute met pursu-
ant to adjournment. Pr.sid-nt GIern-
law IN the chair. Minutes Of tie pre-
vious meeting read and approved
The subjects of penman>hip and spell
ing were discussed by Misses Hodgkin-
son. Tlvlor and others.
Mr.. Greenlaw, the President Of the
Institute addressed the members AT
length on The tniies ii teachers and the
necessity Of their consulting Sith one
another in regard i, the best methods o.:
instruction.
Subject for next meeting, The beet
methods OF teaching geography"
Adjourned t. meet the last Friday IN
April. + \. MOCDT, Secretary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-27

shtp millinery stores. second hard Furniture
Gtal, r.. plot graph 2alltties. plumber or gas
filter every nIhnufsctoiy ~ wineS. cider, soda
water or sarsaparilla. and every y, rson gagged
i'll selling confectionery. NUT. cigars. cutlery
and other wares and mere hant:ise fr,in stand
liz the streets or on Sidewalks. or leddliLg Unit
and confectionery with basket, or ice cream
from n cart fnit and vegetable sants, rstau-
rants. chop lnuees 'ofee or oyster saloons.
boarding or lodging houses, or OfEcr refresh
n>rt sa'roi's tr rinC's. ~ ~ ;oh or express Wa
gnn. truck Ut Gray emI ioyer tor hire. and every
lawyer and physician, - per q-ar'.r. prorid'd.
that bill posters may take cut daily license 10y
paying 81 per day.
SEVENTH CLASS.
Every circus or lEcnaGerie. $40 per day.
EIGHTH CLASS.
Every thpatcr, ministries. IN, lodcnn. or any
Oh er show or Performance charging atilnis-
sion fee, - per day.
NTH q -.
Every surtioII,,r htv ker. p,dGlcr. AMI every
concert or !,ctu:", S2.!o per day.
TENTH Glass.
Every bill poster and 10, cauvasser 81 per
day.
ELEVENTH CLASS.
For ev,ry barber shop With che char. aud
for keeping one billiard tabl, - per quarter.
Ado,ttd March % 1875.
II T. RICE.
President.
Attest
T. j. EDWARDS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-27

SIC. 10. Evr-y person. firm. =, sociation. oor-
YC:atlni. y, ut. factor, or employ transferring.
,nT Wing OF ur conducting any business. or
trade, or calling. shall gay 1"ra license 80 to 10,
10 SAID Carson City, a. follows. 10 Wiz:
FIRST CLASS.
Tor keeping public dane use or hurdy-
-lifI! Enuse. SO pr quar.rr.
SECOND class.
Tor each banking house and for hawking or
p.GGIing. or offering tor SAFE any &c, ds. wares
TT IL, rchandi-, If any desert pt on CT any other
artir So per quarter: PrUr,ied, that hawk ?
or prddler may take gu, Il daily license by pay
ing therefor $40 1T day. ana prorjtitd FURTHER.
that lie NE shall b Required tur :, Hing tue
lruductiuuB OF this STATE, when sold blythe pre-
Iuccr.
THIRD CLASS.
For every auctioueer, broktr pawrhrokor, or
book canVasser. $50 per qua1ttr; yrnrided, that II
dairy license may be- issue 10 auctiunet r. and
book canv2sS.rs 1t g ST. per day tor tie furIut r
and II Per day for the latt T.
FOURTH CLASS.
For keeping house Of ill-'ame. here wines.
iqUo-s or cigars are sold, SO per quarter.
FIFTH CLASS.
For keeping bowling alley, Chinese laundry
iDs urance age ncy, lively stable. lumber yard.
SALOON, hay yard. barn. corral. shed. or other
enclosure tor the sale o. horses, mules, other
animals hay, grain or wagons: every manufac-
tory of acid, bluestone, or soap. express and
stage companies, whose monthly receipts exceed
SI.tO0: telegraph companies. whose mon, hly re-
ceipts exceed S5tt; gas and water companies
undertakers dealers in groceries, hardware, dry
goods. clothing, furnishing goods, furniture,
jewelry, drugs station ~ and books, saddle and
harness shops. and all butchers. brewers and
forwarding merchants, $40 per quarter.
SIXTH CLASS.
Every express stage company whose month
" receipts are under 81 900, telegraph compa-
y1,n~o int r,.,I~
barber shops having two chairs or more billiard
rooms with two or more tables, every bill poster
tailor shop, carpenter, shoemaker or paint shop
newspaper publishers, wagon or blacksmith
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-27

EvEHGEEESs, FRUEr TREES, &c, AT
AUCTION PRICES. sometime pro-
missed lot of fruit and shade trees adver-
tised rs 10 be shipped here by Strong <
Co. Of Sacramento, came yesterday.
They are the choicest assortment ever
brou2htto this market They will b.
offered for sale to-day at auction prices
at the Peuroi Beck
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-27

SIC. 10. EvrTy person. firm. $500 iation, oor-
!C:atlnii. =, ut factor, or employ transferring.
CtT Wing Oh ur conducting any business. or
trade, calling. sLall gay Jnra license 80 to ~.
10 SAID Carson City, a. follows. 10 Wiz:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-27

The time of the holding of the colored
Mason's Ball has been nece ssarily
changed from the date first fixed TO that
CT Tuesday, April Is.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-27

Two YOUNG GENTLEMEN, Butts and
Culver. having rented the Skating
Rink will open the same this after
noon at , o'clock aud at $50 O'Clock
this evening.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-27

ST. PETER CHUncH.-Services during
Passion Week, Sunday and Friday IL A.
n. and TX P. ~; Monday. Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday 2 P. NJ; We'd
nesday IL ?. n. All are invited to ut
tend.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-27
MINING .Ir,an REPORT.
PNver.~~ Nor ~

Pore A~np~
ilfs Ophir leg h5, leg be. lc9 b. lr9h
7,o Ne xican 20. 2sh. 70 !. h5
245 Gould * Curry 49,. IsI4
1875 Best X Belchtr =, So
~ Savage 1913
ASS Choiiar 20, 67ie
l3H Hale n NorcrOsS 49,
800 Crown Point ~ a 30. 2ak
SO Yellow jacket %, g, 81. 81
1e0 Imperial =. -
l7Go kentuck u. i4s
40 Alpha 1915
40 Belcher -, "a
i3o Confidence 2lt EnH
81 Con Virginia 4.r. i4zA
81 Sierra Nevada T. IL.
ECO California 3. 81 !. II be, 63h
G25 BEilion -. 46s
80 Exchequcr 2l5. 800
265 OvernIan - .. :53
1870 Justice s., 80, 50, 81
loo SurcOr d
less Union Con So. SD
-9ln Lao Bryan 6. 6l
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-27

IL was so warm in the APPEAL Office
last night that large moth, the first of
the season. was observed flying about
our student lamp.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-27

The CARSON APPEAL having been Sc
lecte blythe Board of Town Trustees as
the official medium for publishing the
Ordinances. the same are TO be accepted
as authentic for ali purposes at all times
and everywhere
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-27

""eF "ntsrss Wnsec! III
have 81 ia hL1 am nc,t,,a. iail. quAss-
tit.,sof o.. 80 Water ins ahi,h ! ,il,f ,,ry
low. Aito. ..,H land lhipc stU,k ~ I.In
Gods. Losc an, t'niys. Nuilbrr 10 iHr
IN, aud DO plLl,tH - the tLuft.,i bsi...
" urk pua aHtr,d
iclu D.. n, RAIL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-12
ICE CROP PROSPECTS.
CONNECTICUT DEALERS BUSY SECURING THEIR
SUPPLIES.

NEW HAVEN Conn.,, Jan. II, 1875.
The second cold term Of the season, which set In
Friday night, ana which the weather.wise prop.
erly designate as an old-fasatoned cold snap, has
tended to 80 mend and udd TO the ice, when had
begun to subsde under the influence OF warm
suns and the late thaw, as TO make II reasonably
certain that the Ice supply OF 1878 win DO
equal II not superior to that OF many pre-.
vious years. FRIDAY night added one and
q half inches to the six or seven already
formed Saturday night, with thermometer
below zero in many parts Of the State gave two
inches more, and the stii but rapid lreezlng pro-
cess or last night added three inches more. that
to-day the crystal cakes present an average thick
ness OF at least thirteen inches. The leading ice.
men OF this city and vicinity have each gangs OF
men ct work securing the crop. Between showers
last week they did well with ice at seven inches as
stated, but with twice trat thickness now they
will be able to close operations, should fair
weather continue, before Saturday. Lake Salton.
some OF the finest ice ever seen Will
this year be taken The MIX Bro. hers Of Mamden
supply 10 this city. have already accomplished
more than bali their task. The Milford men are
Ice Company. with headquarters Ia Bridgeport.
have been able to secure Ice nine inches thick.
ana Of the 1000 tons which they usually store
more than 1000 have been secured. Many
private Ice houses are full, aud a lew days
hence Will witness work finished, doors
op ss season Darue sse N.Y.
Fitch, OF NorwaIk, has secured 1000 tons of the
1000 he yearly cuts Tor market. He mas l0rty
hands busy to day. The progress IL great by
reason oil fair snow and ice.bottom on the roads,
by which ne Is aole to employ sleds ana slelghs.
The ELS Brothers. or Norwaik, take their supply
from pond In Sllvermne, nortn OF the town, and
have made encouraging Advancement, the Ice
being pretty Tree from snow and very thick.
With SO many men out or WORK ana anxious
TO engage. 1t has been possible for
dealers to operate this year at
reasonable expenditure In the way OF wages.
there being plenty of men willing to work at the
rate OF 81 50 per day. one year ago the same men
could not be approached Tor less tn An So So In
westport Mr.. W. X. Macready. M. J. L. Wheeler,
D. NJ. Marvin, Major Morris Ketchum. stephen Il.
Alden aud Mrs. Georgia v. Alden have each been
able to oil their mousse, WORK which In many pre-.
vious years they were obliged to accomplish In
February, and IN 1859 as late as March.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-12

No sprng Sc rs for amber winter. 80 50 for white win.
and So IS tor double extra Wheat duh sales Of one
car extra white Michigan al 81 81 round lots 81 40
offered AT 81 % saoa,: 30 Milwaukee cub quoted az
81 ~ Corn seadv; sale OF one car at csc Barley
quiet; prime Canada held at 81 tos 81 10 Curn mes-
Boiled 50; unboed, $50 per ION. shorts So; snip
-Four to Boston. Joe New York. &c. Albany. &c.
gprr,Lo Ian II. iSso
Reeeipts-Flour :. 80 bbls wheat o0O bushels corn,
.DJJj TO-; vat, 1900 do barley. .,oU DO rhpmeDis-
oats 1900 DO. In .orewn near, ssS7i! bushels corn,
7s.s do. oats t..675 barley 1880 do. peas 49,
DO nait, 1851 do Flour quiet, sesdy sales eso
81 VI for lots No Milwaukee club 81 W 81 ~ Tor
red ana amber winter, 81 20 81 IS for white winter.
.orn dui sales OF eight cars on track az 1ss .se'
Barley ~ far demand; no sales, buyers aud sellers
apart Highwlnes nomnaliy DC. Pork quiet Vt 30 "
Tor heavy mess Dressed hoSs quiet AZ IS 75a 81.
ToLEpo, Jan. II. 1878
Flonr unchanged. Wheat closed Il shade nrmer' No
white Michigan 81 II amber do. 81 Os. 81 oss4 No.
cred, 81 o. Corn dui high mixed. held ne bid 1cc;
low mlSeS 9Hc Oats int; Micnisan &C. white, 5 oc
bushels; corn, N,oN DO. caIs. LOB do. shipments
Wheat 5000 bushels; corn. $500 do OATS. t,ocJ do
CHICAGO Jan. II, 1873
Flour uneh anged Wheat steady NJ spr,nI. ss;sc.
s3iAc. SIZE; rejected. 76c Corn steady new No.
mixed, 65c. February 6s<c. 6dsc ne. bia Nay old
No ?mxed January. 7le; rejected 6Jaae q Ole Oats
81 aye. 60 $40. 81 loasils PORK dull ana ascis:
ins al SIS rs cash SIS s7X February, SO Is March;
February Bulk meais steady shoulders Gssc. 694c
short rib milles Stsc short clear do. ilc. AL Dose.
po'. the ca OF the Board This afternoon grain
keeeipis-To5, ebs aoar $500 bushc. wSea, 900 10
AZ SA S: G sSur o w nc 81
do corn, IQJ do. l,UO0 Co. rye, 400 do barley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-12
CHARLEY ROSS ONCE MORE.

his FATHER AND BROTHER IN N7wARx-THE
FACT EsrABL1suED THAT CHARLEY WAS IN
THAT CITY.
Yesterday Mr.. Ross, the father OF Charley Ross.
and Walter, Chariey's brother, visited Newark, IN
company with Detective Silkey. OF the New York
police force. and established beyond doubt the TACT
that Charley wasln Newark during last October,
and tina the horse which brought him and his
captor there Is SILL IN Newark. The horse, which
has already been spoken OF In the HERALD, Is In
the possession OF Q livery stable keeper named
Van Fleet. ana for Its keep, 10 to be sold on
Charey's brothers. name Is walter. He is about
nine years old. and IS very bright and intelligent.
with his brother, and after being taken some eight
mics was dropped rom the uugXy by his capror5.
Yesterday afternoon Walter was conducted 70
IL presumed 10 nave been tue Que behind which
Charley Ross was driven from MS home. Walter
eyed the ANIMAL SHARPLY and potn ted out mark
GU ITS ioienead aud another on the ankle JOINT oil
the lelt hind ley, Which ne SAID corresp onded to
SO that lie might see II the horse had lump on
mis- MP. Tue BOY was lifted up, out 40 lump could
be ound. Mr.. Van Fleet states. however. tnat when
the horse was brought TO his stable there was y
lump on Its nip. Which has since disappeared.
walter also said that the hair was won od tee
side OF the kidnappers horse. Mr.. Van Fleet
states that when the horse was brought to ms
staO.e the hair was worn on ics side, but that Is
has since grown out. The horse was Garnesseu to
O buggy aud driven around the block ny MT. Ross
and MS son Wal,er. On their return Waiter said
that the horse travelled like the one driven by ms
brothers kldnappcrs. Mr.. Van Fleet states that
the horse was brought 10 his stable IN October
last by an oldisn man. VINO was accompanied BY
a small boy
A color ed man in Mr.. Van Fleets employ de-
serted tue man, Out was unaoie to describe the
boy. he man who brought the morse TO the staoie
called to look alter tue animal for two weeks
anerwaru, since wnch ttmc uoihiug more has
been seen OF HIM. The hos Waiter subseo Dc q tIy
made AFFIDAVIT before tue police magisgrats Vi
hories
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

UALvfsroS Jan. II, 1874
Cotton steady and unchanged; middiing, itAc. Net
recciptA Lls3 bales; gross, l,2uS. Great
Britain soa saieA 10is. Stock, 301
NKw ORLEANS, Jan. II. 1878
Cotton quiet; liitle doing; middling. i4ssc. Net
receipts G645 bales: gross, lulsl. Exporfs-To Great
Britain $3.50; TO- France. zs2S coastwis, S,a Sales.
4UUN StocA, 27Sl9A
MoDILK, jan II, 1873
Cotton steady mild ing, likc. l<nc low middng,
lstc l3,sc. cood ordinary, Isc. I3c Net receipts,
ass bales Exports coasswsc, siI sales 2sl stock,
10, $50.
SAVANNA, Jan. IL 1878
Cotton firm: middng, l1ec. Net receipts 2,l2
bales; gross AHA saleA l,2,A stock, gf63A
CHARLESTON, jan II, 1873
Cotton hrm middln2, 4kc. Net receipts L2oO balea
Exporu-ro Great Bnisln. zi6l; to the channel Lvse
bales, l.OUu STOCK 81 w. . -
Spirits OF turpsntns steady OF Nkc Aosn steady st
81 20 tor hard. ~ ~ for yellow dip ana virgin. Tar
steady at ~ "a
rinnS sAaAAx hnA aniAh AalM Of " SHS. a. q ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-12
TRIAL OF DETECTIVE IRVING.

The Police Commissioners yesterday tried Gap
tain James irving, Of the detective squad, Tor
alleged misconduct In calling Mr.. Corkran. Q Sas
reporter. thief In tue pubic street. Consider
able Ieeiina WAS manifested against Mr. CoruaA
" several omcers Tor his supposed authorship OF
certain artcles against them. lie result wae
tnat 0oskran expressed himself satisfied teas
ns poseonal nouor hAu been vtndicagod, ana -
case WV AupAs entity cad thsrA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-12
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

A. j. Blocker, Son White yesterday sold In
foreclosure q three story ana basement brown
stone front house, with lot, lSxlooS, located ON
the southerly side Of Fiity-nrst street, s. feet
inches easteriy from Second avenue, to Jacob
MetzQer, for $40 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-12
THE FOREIGN MARKET.

THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advces report the rate OF discount In
the open market for three months bills at per
cent or per cent below the bank rate. Consols,
for money, OK 023f; for account soH; old 1896
honda l07k Q lo7h; 1867 bonds, l07h; tent forty
bonds, lo4,I; new aves. IosX losx; Erie, EEK.
The market Is dull. Paris rentes, 62f Csc. i've.
twenty bonds, 1852, at Frankrors, 9sA. In Amster-
dam the quotations are as lollows:-,Eris Railway
shares, rs; Union Pacific stock, Six
RAILROAD BONDS.
This class OF securities was generally nrm.
wabash, ST. Louis division, however, exception.
ally sold at "a, against 6S on Saturday. The busi.
ness was generally well distributed, and the sales
amounted TO upward Of 100000. New York Cen.
tral SKIES of1sss advanced to 9ox; do OF 1887, to
psk; Central Pacific, san Joaquin branch, to "a;
Union Pacific nrsts, 10 oOx ana sinking funds, to
IN. Central Pacincs sold az o3x O o3k; do. Cal.
hornis and oregon branch, at sax, anu New York
Central arsts, coupon. at liz. Morris and Essex
nrs's brought iosK; seconds, lo5X; sevens Of
1871, iol; Chicago and Northwestern interest
ponds, 100; do. consolidated coupon gold bonds
D2k; Fort Wayne drsts. l66k; Erie nrsts, loI and
third, look.
THs UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Tho internal revenue receipts to-day were
3A7.s97 TO- The amount VI national bank notes
received to-day for redemption was S4eA ,olo The
custom receipts were $685.. 0oo The Assistant
Treasurer toduy paid out $3.50, 600 on account OF
interest and $4,000 In redemption OF nve.twenty
bonds. Tue total payments BY tho Treasury on
account VI January interest 70 date are SILL os7 900
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
These closed steady at tue following quota.
lions limited states currency SKIES, NIX =
Xix; do. do. do, 1881, registered, llsX q IlsX;
do. do, 1881, coupon, llsil o llsk; do. do. i've.
twenties, 1909. registered. I4h ll4k; do. do.
do. coupon, li4K llak; do. do. do 1894, regis
tered, Ile ll6A; do. do. do, coupon, 1884, ll8 Q
ll6A; do. do do, 1885, registered, NIX lis; do.
DO. do, 1895, coupon, nix allsx do 40. do. new
1895, registered. III NIX; do. do. do, coupon,
ll7h q ll7A; do. do. do, 1857, registered, lis a
llsk; do. do. do, coupon, 1857, lls,s llsk; do.
do. do, registered, 1883, lis . l1sA; do. do. do,
coupon, 1858. ilsH 1854; do. do en.iorues, reg.
Htered, lax ll6; do. do. do, coupon, lis
ilsk; do do, nves, 1881, registered, llt . Has;
DO. do. do, 1881, coupon, llsH lllx.
Bkxk SHARES.
TAsss wsss aun. oAn enc ssis being rsaorssd-
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,HEsr AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
and loMaat pricea Of the DAY.

TIE MONEY MARKET.
Money was abundantly offered In call loans at
2K a per cent. Commercial paper remains as last
quoted. Foreign exchange was quiet ana nrm
throughout, bankers bills closing at ASK ASK
Tor sixty days and 4s0X for demand. Contine en- al
nrm; ReichmarEs. 9SK q s5H and 9eX . seX cables
sex ~; prime Paris SIS ana Six.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold was without feature, speculation being dull
and prices some what even. The opening and clos
Ing price was l12H, with an exceptional rate
meanwhile ut ll2X. The rates paid Tor carrying
we're 8 2H, 2 and per cent
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tina; Of PARK Bank stock. at lss. The bids re-
main as last quoted.
SOUTHERN BONDS.
Tcnnessecs. new, ex coupon. declined from 81
10 81, as against sales on Saturday at "a
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA Jan. IL. 1875
Spanish goli, ly5 1906 Exchange nominal ON the
I'm ted atcs ~ days, curr ncy, II IS renium short
sight, u ID premium 10 days god, 70 " premium:
short sight. 3 l0D premium: on London, lis III pre-.
MUM; on Paris. 81 q ~ premium.
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FINANCIAL.

A CITY CLAIMS COLLECTED AND LITIGATION
"A. conducted. by an experienced attorney. without
any charge unless successu cxcee Mt references Ad
dress LANYkN. box 2.A22 Post Office
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
MONDAY, Jan. IL. 1873.
ln.l1 AND lI.30 A NJ

IU:IJ AND II:3U 4. NJ.
llsN 5000 L S $50. G, o.. -. llsk
III 100 L : SIS, 1910 o.. ll5lz
li4h lz0 Y U S 5-z, r.. o.. be nix
iilssH 1885, > IS. cur...... .i7k
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A GOOD ESTABLISHED STAPLE MANUFACTURING
"A husners, paying ta50o to MAO per year Apply
t9r three days. on prsmisss III Spkplx street. k0sf
Aou1teA and see 70 workinh