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New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
TIE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

sr LOf1s Aug 3l-Four very dull sales corld only be
large CONCESSIONS; Wheat .'ill and lower 80 :
sei 81 3J1i asked cash 81 80 bid sales 81 Al,
August II 39i2del A. segtm or; IL 44sgSl AN Oc-
toJcr Com dull No = Mixed, Gz2c. and August
81 a6i Sc SeptcGber i7 seller all the year. oats
cl and lover Mixed, 34U35c cash 81 q Doe, Sep
tcber ssdB3 &C, October. STEADY 1SzT9c H. rk
20, cash vi, september Lard nominal sum
Dr sailed " eats Eoruinal slOudri &c Btk
Meas-Ciear Rb Sides l2c Clear des. l2ls Bacon hrmer
shoulders yi9c 81 ar D sides, - &C.; Clear sides c
at I'll 81. Hogs steady Shippers, IL 70
81 IS Bacon graies, ~ 50asl Butchers, " s0ass.
Cattle quiet Gcol 10 Choice seer- 50 O0aS 50
tair "a 50@e1 70 Good to Ca9iee Iexans -
90 Common, iO0r2 30 Receipts-F0ur 5000 bbls..
Wheat 81 200 6usn.: 10000 bush Os 600 Dusr.;
D.rley 1000 bush. Rye 1000 bush Logs, ios Cattle 33j.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
PROPOSED DISCUSSION on TIE NATIONAL CUR
RENCY
AZ n meetinD of the Ranking and Currency


Committee OF the Board OF Trade yesterday the following
preamble and resolution unanimously adopted:
Whereas The currency question having assumed the
most grave importance 10 Manufacturers, me chants,
bankers grcuiurists and laDOrrs or all kinds, IL be-
hnoyes this Board provide the FOR such discus
sion investig CATION, and reports as may materially assist
in sIa ping future financial policy Of the Government
and country; anl
Whereas appears to this Committee that series OF
public meetings snOdd he held III this city, at which al
Interested In national progress aud present financial
au commercial difficulties should have the OppoT tniiy
OF u1ing and at which prominent public men hold-
ing Opposite the currency question snoud DC
Invited 70 express those views, ANA that subsequently
report shout be- published by the Board conveying seh
recommendations o Congress as shall Do deemed al
yisablc anI eXpclicnt; be- It therefore
Res0iGed That to Executive Committee OF TINS Board
lie reuue such action in this matter as VIII best
give effect To the suggestions contained III the preamble
this resolution.
II is stated that invitations will be extended 10 the
Hon John sherman, Chairman Senate Finance Commit
tee; the Hon. W. d. Kelley Senator John D. Gord dom the
Hon b. f. Buter, senator Treinghaysen, David A.
Wells and others
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

BUFFALO Aug 31.-CArrLK-Receipts totay LII head.
making total supply tne week tls Tar U-20 heah or
3Is which lSi ears were through c0nsnments the
the time Last
wees IN the the week thus tar OF 100
Lass AID IsJ week year The market
duh close. with light rn o; good cate not
supply the demand te ran ., cnn,on cattle Was
fair atI.ndace o all cass@s OF
the prices ruled strong at last weeks quotations
good eatllo Csitlc, &c on medium GRADES
Igt deiad 900 head were lspo-cd OF sales Of Illinois
steers ranging from 996, La o loo al todso SV9
. 20Gs6 so Texas steers ranging rn 900 TO lOl p AZ
- 2,44 so ranging frOm 1903 to 1923 a. al
Al the sales made today were conlnes 10 cty
and country buchers and the stock sold was IN the man In
daus and Illinois and heers at - v0rsi 02 tho
Quay Of tils offerings ruling the prices .
-hocsvts to%tAy tco hosd, maEEf The
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
OGDEN HAGGERTY.

fhe death of Ogden Haggerty, an old mem
Der OF the auction and commission trade in this city,
announced yesterday BE began business with his father
1921 clerk for the firm of Haggerty, Austin Co..
and in 1894 became partner with his father in new
6rm. In 1850 be became senior partner in the m the
name being changed TO Ogden Haggerty Co.. and 20
continued until his retirement from active busnets in
1887. He went 10 Europe few months ago To improve
kia failing health died in switzerland at the age
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
THE PANAMA AND PACIFIC MAIL COMPACT.
TIE AGREEMENT FOR THE JOINT WORKING or IHE
COMPANIES RATIFIED.

The Panama Railroad Company and the Pacifc
Mail Steamship Company ratified yesterday the agree
ment Joint working OF the companies on the OASIS
previously reported in THE TRIBuNE. conference was
held by representatives Of the companies George D.
Scott representing the Pacific Mall AMI Irenor W. Park
the Panama Railroad. BY the terms OF the agreement
the business of both companies, comprisng the earnings
on freight and passenger carriage. Is ~ be dVidcn'
OF the business California. the Panama Company II 10
receive onefourth and the Pacific Mail three-fourths
The Central America business IL be divided that the
Panama will receive one-thrd and the Pacific Mail two
thirds The business To Panama is to he DIVIDED equally
between the companies. The agreement II for hve years
dating from March ls75 The agreement covers over
eight pages Of legal cap and includes minute details Oh
the work OF liz, companies Among other things, the
Panama Company aecs to make repairs - the steam
snps Of the Pacific Mal Company its shops in Panama
and Aspnwall at cost prices Regulations are also in
serted the conveyance of various articles snch ~
bananas coal. etc
Trenor W Park the President Of the Panama Ralroad
Company was visited by reporter Of THE TRIBUsE yes
eriay Mr. Park said that the contract just made was
for the benefit Of both companies They had been pulling
IN opposite ways their Joint detrmen, but now they
were going to pull together Judging from the results OF
the pagt six months. the Panama Railroad WOuh earn
l6 cent ON it, capital through tAe aIiec
meit The former contract between the COMPANIES was
in onrration about year, ending last March, Al
meeting the directors of the Panama Hiroau ON
pany held "Wednesday last, h. had been auhorZ 10
make any agreement lie saw III, on heLat OF thr uIh
many win fine Pacific Mail Steamship Company. nj
Stoft the Vice President Of the latter Company n.
represented II IN the conference ana his ACTON wa
lc by lie draot ors the Pacific Mail Company 1T Their
meeting held after the signing OF The agreement Ihc
Panama COMPANY had also authorized Mr. Pirh 10 ex
tend the time payment If the >JoOOJO loaned ny III"
Company tO the Pacific Mail Company Inc uile ., Fty
M HAD expired on MontidS' put WIS cAucNueu ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

independent. Nothing authoritative can be stated OF
the condition Boston house until later In the week
The confidence In its ability 10 on Ia however general
several houses have offered to I'll any orders received
from either house, and one New-York publisher for
warded yesterday lots OF goods declining To ask any
protection for the bills.
The paper makers. stereotypers and bookonders VINO
principal Boston creditors all repored to po
friendly 10 the firm and able to Withstand the shock
while the New-York branch house is chiefly indebted TO
publishing houses for stock purchased. as all the puDs
authors accounts tO balance, which require time ior
adjustment IL will probably take longer pnie 10
pare statement OF the Boston house ten 0f tne
branch In this city. Lee, Shepard Il Dling ham MED
merely 6 correct sone formal omissions in their first as
slgnnlt nt
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

night devoted entirely TO scandinavian coihposers
with the following varied and interesting programme:
PART /.
Morse suite No. p op % new .Hamerk
J. J. 2a 2er6's Soiiy ny5n na-'Aa 4 Sorso Fling o,
Overture, " I'm Hochland .....-....---'--.---" -"'ue
Concerto for piano. op An. -. .qrieg
l. Allegro motto MGders'S ;s,;S T. AoaSio' D. finac
Symphonic Introduction to the drama "sisurd
sleiHOe ''-'''''''''Pi PAar iii.
Fairy Overture Aladdin" -Hornenan
Wedding March from the drama "The We'd
FSntsisie Jziher solo, VISIONS in Dream" 80. unbye
Champagne Gdlop u'''o
The brilliant and finely wrought March and Overture
by svenlseu wero played with unusual splendor, the
magnificent tone Of the wind instruments, in which this
orchestra Is so far before all Others telling
here with startling effect These two pieces
"a well IA Gades beautiful Overture In the High
la nds" ard the selections in the third Part, are
familiar favortes. Mr.. Hamerik's second Morse Suite
Ia entirely new and the Greg concerto very recent
composition has been played here only once before The
Butte is conceived in q much more serious vein than
the companion work OF the accomplished director or
the Baltimore Peabody Concerts which has met with
10 much favor heretofore. In some respects,-in
strength masculine spirit, and ingenious harmonic
treatment aud strict adherence TO the rugged and
Romantic characteristics of the northern nuseperhas
also in certain charming contrasts OF INSTRUMENTATION
No il superior to is predecessor. II lacks however
certain elements OF grace MtIc
Mating in the other and is somewhat dencen in variety
OF Grieg's Concerto wrote year ago In terms OF
cordial praise the performance Last night confirmed
us in our opinion that il is one OF the most beautiful
most origna and most perfectly constructed works OF
It's class produced of Late in any country
Piano and orchestra both have wonderful
task to achieve their parts defty interviewer
that very few the great difficulties OF the composition
are apparent TO the ordinary listener The playing OF the
band all through unusually majestic and 80 far az
this went Interpretation the most brilliant posi-
BILE. Tie pianist, Mr. s. Liebling, young man Of
10 and pupil OF Franz Bende risked great deal in
choosing such exacting work for his first appearance
He made however decided success. His handling OF
the concerto remarkable for delicscy than
breadth. and though ii technically smooth and III
many passages extremely poctca we were conscious OF
lack OF 1re and OF too calm spirit.
Recalled. however he played amazingly difficult AZ
rangcmcnt by Taussig of of ChOrns waltzes with
briiancy which took the house by storm.
Tho audience enOrIROus IL should be noted that
the management of the Garden is nOw In Theodore
Thomas own hands.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
THE TELEGRAPH CONSOLIDATION.

MEETISG or ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC DIRECTORS
DOUBTS OF A RATIFICATION OF THE AGREE
MENT.
A meeting of the directors of the Atlantic
and Pacic Telegraph Company was held yesterday
afternoon for purpose OF considering the agreement
which was recently concluded between the members o.
the Conference Committee composed OF representatives
from this and the Western Union Company, and which
had FOR its object the leasing Q the Atlantic and Pacific
by the Western Union upon the basis heretofore p ~
ished in THE TRIBUNE Nothing definite however, could
be obtained in regard the result OF the meeting yestcr-
day those OF the members who could be seen statng
that "A meeting Of the directors OF the western UlOh
was TO ne held to-day which the question was 10
be considered they preferred saying nothing until aiter
the latter meeting had taken place. .
Doubts are freely expressed about the ra' icaton OF
the proposed agreement II is positively asserted that
te PROPOSITION Cor consolidation Of the interests Of TIE
two companies originally from the representative rs
0f the Atlantic and Pacific Company and was cOns reu
by me Union Directors only after repeated re-
quests Lad been mad" y the former That they SHOULD
uin effort To bring the control OF tAe couPaIIes
under management
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
THE LAST GOLD TR tysFER.

WAsHINGroY, Aug. 31.-The Treasury Depart
ment 80 far IecOnsdered its determination not to
transfer any more gold to the Pacific to-day
TO admit of the transfer of for The benefit of
a bank in Portland, Oregon The amount was trans
ferred to San Francisco Treasurer New says that
this will be all that can be transferred.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
IN FLUSHING, L. I.

large barn on the premises known as the
Smart Estate, Jamacaave., in the town Of Flushing,
L. l., was discovered TO be fire about 1890 a. M on
sunday, and was entirely destroyed, together with
small dwelling and several outbudngs. The buildings
were owned by TOusey spoOner OF NewYork, and the
barn contained quantity OF hay belonging TO Charles
Collins Tic loss the buildings Is about $1,000 m
surcd IN the Home Insurance Company for $1,000 MT
Collins had about 50 Of hay, wagon and cider
press destroyed. which there insurance of
81 800 The fire thought to be the Work of an IN
.udia
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
CASTLE & cos SCHEDULE.

The schedule of the firm of Castle & Co.,
which is composed Of Samuel A. Castle, Henry r. Mar
grave anl Rufus Hitchcock who made some days ago
assignment for the benefit Of creditors to Leopold
Bamberger. filed yesterday. Tie schedule states
their liabilities at Sl9795I ~ and their assets AZ
S29sl7 Their chief creditors in other states are the
United States Button Company. for about 100000; the
Arms Bariwell Manufacturing Company, for about
So OOO Merritt Lane. for about $500; the National
Thread Company for about $4,000, and the 5tar PIN
COmpany for ~ 900 the debts be mainly account
.cceptance The amount Of the assignces bond has
not yet been fixed.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
COOPERATION AGAINST WESTERN sPECULA-
TORS.

BUFFALO, Aug. 31.-A party of the directors
and representatives. OF the Toledo Wabash and Western
and OF tho Kansas and Texas Railroads. together with
Committee representing inhabitants Of Missouri Kansas
Colorado Texas. and the Indian Territory have been
here into the facilities offered for tine direct
pmcnt OF live stock grin etc, from their respective
States direct 10 Buifo an the Eastern mdrkct' TlHr
object dispose OF their productions without passing
them through tn hands Of Western spectators IN y
expressed themselves much pleased with the prospects
anI facilities offered. They return West Tonight.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

with the County Clerk and made assignment to John
II. N. Glassford Of the firm of James Gassford Son.
Wholesale fancy goods dealers Mr. Glassford and the
owner Of the building occupied by Mr.. Pitts are tho
principal creditors The assignee stated to reporter OF
THE TRIBUNE that the liabilities Of Mr. Pitts would
probably prove to be not than $4,000, and the
stock NJ present hand ia worth about $4,000 He
thought. also. that this the extent or MI Pttss
assets Friend Pitts has been engaged retailing faGcy
goods for number OF years. and has been prosperous
until within two years within which time there HAS Dce
n marked depression in this branch OF trade.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
FALL OPENING AT STEWARDS.

A. r. Stewart & Co. opened yesterday their
first display or Fa fashions OF silks dress goods
The prevailing fashions it is thought, for Fall and Win
ter wear will be plas Of all kinds brown and gray being
favorte coiora. Scotch plaids will also be
tcnrivcly OF these goods, n full line was displayed
Among th. other goods which she firm displayed We're
ro!Orr siks %. all shades tie desirable IL is stated
being seal brown and dark myrtle green, navy blue In All
mate Of black silks l aal 1a var Is wide. They also
exhibited large line OF yCvets and ctmels-air gooos
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
WALL STREET COMMENTS on TIE FAILURE.

WALL STREET COMMENTS on TIE FAILURE.
The early reports from San Francisco yester
day morning took opposite turn from those OF the pre-
ceding day Various put in circulation on
the Street all of which tended to show that the
Bank of California in solvent condition
The assets variousy given from S13,O00.O00
to S21 100000, while the liabilities figured IN
each case from 81 100000 TO S6000000 less than the
assets These reports however were generally dsbe-
lievcd. prominent banaer remarked that. after long
experience observation went TO prove that the first
rumOrs in cases Of failure like that in San Francisco
were most TO be trusted and when there any great
difference between this and the final statement it was
almost always found that the assets not az large
as at first supposed. He placed credit IN the rlmor
that the directors of the Bank of California contcm-
plated making up any deficiency which they may mud TO
exist and continuing business under tie old clarIeT.
No further news special interest received during
the day at the Office OF Ladlaw Co., oil Pine-st Tbreo
new attachments issued yesterday by Judge Brady
IN Supreme Court Chambers against the property Of the
Bank OF California The first in the suit OF James
G. Harper and James II. Goadey who purchased on
Aug 10 draft OF the defaultng bank On the Oriental
Bank OF London which was protested for non-accept-
anco The claim in this is for $4,000, gold. with
costs of protest The other attachments in suits by
Samuel J. Gawer AMI Emma "A. Ihbaut the INST for
the second for Ss354 for moneys deposited Win
At the Office Of j. q ". segman Co., Mr. seligman
stated that he bad seen private dispatch yesterday
Francisco. saying that definite conclusion Aad
reached by the directors OF the Bapk OF California
and they would wait until after the excitement had sub
sided before deciding what course was best 10 take In
formation received from the Merchants Exchange
KOuntze d. Co.. at No l2Wast that the assets OF the
bank over r6OOOOU,. while the nabintes are less
good conservative hands, and he thought they would
decide 10 resume business again III very few days
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
SEVERAL CANADIAN FAILURES.

TORONTO, Aug. 31.-Robert Griffith & Co.,
wholesale erocers, have made assignment.
HALIFAX. y. s., Aug. 31.-A large number
small traders ghout the Province have made As
signmcnts during the week past
TOKONTO, Aug. 31.-A5 a meeting OF the
creditors Of the Moatt Brothers to-day the assets were
stated TO be >ls3.ODO. and the liabilities 100000. A
proposition OF 40 cents on the dollar accepted.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
IrNIoN ADAMS 4 los susPENsIOY.

1t was impossible yesterday to gain much
information in regard to the failure Of Union Adams
Co. Wholesale and retail dealers in gentlemens furnish
ing goods at No 9i3 Broadway Mr. Adams stated that
he had made an assignment f. H. WOotton OF this city
but he was not AS yet prepared TO give any Information
In regard TO his assets or liabilities. lie hoped, however,
10 be able TO give f statement in fey days. AT his
ishment account of the stock Is being taken
preparasOry making TIE statement. NOtLlng cOuid De
learned a. 10 the CAUSES OF failure from prom ihent
dealers in the same line of g0ods, although some
Thought that Mr. Adams had been crippled some tne
snce by the failure o the bank Of which he was Presl-
dent
In the July edition OF the register published by the
mercantile agency Of the McKlllOp Sprage Company
the standing OF the firm OF Union Adams Co. Mas
marked 2a and 3ia In regard to credit, when Is low
rating la Cd apiia at ifn marked JIG, w.ei III tne
ley represents limit Of 450.OOO at the utmost.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
NAVAL ORDERS.

WAsrINGTON, Aug. 31.-PaSsed Assistan Surgeon
william Davis is ordered t1 the receiyn9 ship Sabre al
Por .uo h, H. {. H. Black IL ordered
g. tle York Navy Yard Letenant Commander Charles
H. tT.ys reported Ina having been detached
from heaisae As tic station. and has been placed on
Assistant Pa matter James H. cam Is detached
from in the Bureau Oi Provisions at ths Navy Dsrart
m-nL and ordered 10 the lhlapr0sa.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
A HUMOROUS TRAMP.
FroN The Ss1rlnajlsld ReAubliedn

- TFDN !, :.
Not every tramp Is q stupid rascal, Brook-
Aeld people One stopped at Widow Hs, few
days since, and asked for food she replied She had
none. Mr.. Tramp went the road " neighbors
and asked II they the woman living on tie
other side starving lie then uesied tne loan OF
dsningrOd lying close by which granted With 1t Ae
went TO o pond short distance or tsied for several
oours catching good string, returned TO Widow H. ani
1R&1a her present OF tloIn-
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 31.-On the $50 p. m
train from the West this evening man and woman
who gave Che baggageman at the depot check Tor
trunk marked -. NJ, New-York," requesting that
it be shipped to that city. On finding the trnnK
peculjar o,i0r was noticeable II opened snd was
found 10 contain the dead body OF newborn lnlant
The trunk was held and notified. who VIII In
vestigatr the matter The and woman supposed
fn have nrnceeded 10 Now York.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
ADDITIONS TO THE FREE EXCURSION FUND.
The following additional contributions have

The sixth picnic OF the Will BE- given Oh saur
day Sept f. to the newsboys OF the city, who will
bic In the City Hall Park at m, and march To point
he East River where the excursion barge will he IN
readiness receive theu A large force of police VIII
ACCOMPANY the boys and assist n dg them during
the day. Ample preparations being made to feed
1000 so that there viii be for all that eligible
In order that the newsboys need lose time the
ne papers will be delivered at the dock when the party
returns
Tar rRIBrSR has received from " Little Puss." who is
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
Hail, Bradley & Co.'s loss is estimated at 5000

The loss Brcslin Il sons coal sheds was S2 900.
which insured or - 800 In the Phpnix Insurance Com
pany Leayy Keaney's oas their sheds and stables
80 900, which covered by insurance IN the New
York BDwery, Greenwich North America .Etnl 0f Hart
ford Phrnix Springfield. and Commercial Insurance
Companies 49,
An Investigation by Fire Marshal Keady shows that the
fire was probably caused ny spontaneous c0mbst0D aud
that the flames had gained great hcadway through the
negligence al james Mcclure. a night watchnan, who
wea to sleep ard did awaken until he aroused
by the noise OF the trc-engines.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
Srerial Notices.

Mrs. WIasl,ws Soothing syrup. for children teethng
tho las. .llays AL snd cures wind coic
Post-Daee S.tire.-The MAILS FOR EUROPE the
week enng SATU RDAY, sept. 4, 1873 wl close at ts
Orice follows: in TUESDAY st IL nj on W WEDSEs-
DAY at IL m.; THU RsDAY AZ ll:30 O. m., and on
SATURDAY =, and ll:30 a. M r. l. JAMES. p. a.
Liberal Republican General Commitee.-The Regular
Meeig Committee Viii Oe held At IL adfgartefs No.
/, I'd TIL WEDNESDAY, EVENING sept 1,
at o'clock Executive Committee viii meet at ocoek
MAArIS fHkLl0H, Chairman
AssSs % BAsSRTr Hs1 secretaries
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
pISSEyGFR.S ARRIVED.

FROM FERNANDINA. &c.-Tn s,eapsshtp Hurtsci>, Aus.
3l.-Mrs. q. stark B. L. Ilienthal j. r Dean -
W. Bosfwck, Chas Boswck. Orican Boswck l. w smith,
Rev Albert A Roberts, Samuel Berchardt John L. Phunps
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
OBITUARY..
TEE HON. WILLIAM s. soUTHwoa1

TEE HUN. WILLIAM . bUU UIH"UIsIH'
The Hon. William s. SOuthworth, formerly
Of Bennington VT, died at residence Of his sO1n
law the Hon w. T. HOrrObn, in C0hoes ~ y, last even
ing MI southworth was 68 years OF age. He for
pierly partner OF Gov. Hall OF Vermont, and
Of the most prominent OF that state.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

GOLDSMITH MAID TO TROT AGAINST TINE.
H,RTFORD, Conn, Aug. 31.-iiOlismith Maid
10 trot ut Chtricr Oak Park Friday. for purse OF
> 2OO0 to beat her own record.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

The Messrs Fairbanks manufactured 120 Hay Cca and
Track during ending August 25 This az
average every thirty minutes Of working time and
largest production IA week since the establishment
III buSinesa.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

FAILURE OF A LONDON HOUSE.
LoyDON, Aug 31.-IIcnry DTriitt & Co. of
No ll5 Fcnclrchst have failed with liabilities esti-
mated ut SiOO,OvJ.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, o"f today
,Or California st Francisco inipeiltfly
after Suspension o. Bank California The Race
nterake cup al the SECOND International Regatta on
I- e;arn O the American hle Team and
their econo the New-YOrz City Hail. at tao Army and
Navy Club and at Gilmore. Oa.den Scenes al the MeOpo
esdquarteis Aul the Buildings fO the
Centennial IxhiOi.s0n Phas and many Other 81 en-
did illustrations. with cartoon for tle en Burglar
IrOOi" Tie New Ork czel la tho summer Of 1913, Protect
ed Oy himself tie " FINEST fenee IN lhe N0rlL'
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.
CATTLE MARKET.

PROVIDENCE H. L. Aaa. Sl-Prinng Clots sh,ie higher
MARKET 5.0Jo o. 6 s6i standard and Extra with
more inquiry aAd soms Increase o. business.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

The Astor House is reOpened to-day by
Ie.,rs ALEU- X Dam having been extensively altered
AMI nIfn shed with all tlo appointments OF nIstclass
fnnieru Luel.