davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1875-09-22
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

CtPLENDID TWENTY-FO URTH WARD PROPERTY I'M
- proved and unimproved 10 exchange; $50 Lots In ont
parcel JOHN COSTELLO, 2, 1853 Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1875-09-22
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

A MODERN BUILT, FINELY LOCATED. SUPERBLY
"A finished furnished full size four story high stoop
brown Dwelling Thirty seventh just out of Fifth
avenue let low Offices, ii Pine street and 80 East
Seventeenth street. " H. SIENENSON, Jr.
The New York herald., 1875-09-22
West Side.

MUST BE SOLD, ON ACCOUNT OF HEIRS, A FIVE
M story House, 25N6O lot 75 feet; terms to
suit the buyer. Inquire at Fl Frankfort st. o. s. VAT
The New York herald., 1875-09-22

IA WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
ayenue-Elegantly furnished parlor Floor consisting
OF three large rooms with private BATH Also entire second
Floor or EN- suite private table walters French cook
ing; references
The New York herald., 1875-09-22

90 LAFAYETTE PLACE, OPPOSITE ASTOR IL
eOC Parlor Floor TO let also large and
Rooms handsomely urns he'd in large private house.
Call after IL A. NJ Reference.
The New York herald., 1875-09-22

A NYACK.--A GENTLEMAN OWNING ONE OF THE
n handsomcst Residences is determined to sell with
in 80 days. location and neghborhooi unsurpassed has
every modern convenience aud Improvement; carriage
house, fruit &c. great bargain and good investments
liberal also fine pleasure Yacht. Address, with
real name BARGAIN, box Ill Herald office.
The New York herald., 1875-09-22
OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

A FARM OF 40 ACRES ON LONG ISLAND, 25 MILES
"A New York, 3 miles from A. I. Stewards Garden
city aud five minutes walk from the depot will be sold at
great sacrifice with all the crop stock and farming uten
s price So OO0 half cash. balance mortgage. Inquire
of IERZOG, Ilicksve L. L. in the store opposite the
depot. No agents.
The New York herald., 1875-09-22

A COTTAGE OF EIGHT ROOMS AT 5000 A YEAR;
"A water in kitchen; large garden five minutes walk
from depot, at Newark, n. j.
MONAGHAN Co, IA Park place.
The New York herald., 1875-09-22

OOO WEST FoRTYsIXrII STREET, CORNER OF
10 rent to gentleman wife, with privilege kitchen if
reuuired: 20 parties only.
The New York herald., 1875-09-22

ETH AVENUE 164, NEAL TWENTY FIRST STREET.
y Furnished Rooms single entire floor; baths on eac
story; references required.
The New York herald., 1875-09-22

1OO CHARLES STREET. NEAR HUDSON.-To LET,
I'D Handsomely furnished Pai1ors together
iy: also large front Room and hall Room gentlemen for
lioht hOuse
The New York herald., 1875-09-22

A BARGAIN.-TIvE STORY DOUBLE TENEMENT,
IA with two Stores, nearly new in West Thrtyninth
street, well rented, little cash required; splendid invest
ment Address OWNER, box 50f0 Post Office New York.
The New York herald., 1875-09-22

r,o IET-FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE 159 EAST
Thirty third street. between Lexington and Third
nues rent entire Particulars Of b. b. MERRILL,
| pa Broadway New York
The New York herald., 1875-09-22

- WEST ELEVENTH STREET NEAR BROADWAY
L. This handsome aud commodious house is pre-
pared TO accommodate families and single gentlemen with
exchanged
The New York herald., 1875-09-22

I 4 I'll STREET, PIT WEST.-AN ELEGANT SECOND
Floor with without private table, also large hand
some front Room and hall Rooms with Board for gentlemen
The New York herald., 1875-09-22

90 EAST TWENTY SECOND STRFET-HAN DsOME-
20 ly furnished Rooms, for gentlemen, with without
Board reference.
The New York herald., 1875-09-22

90 EAST THIRTYTIIRD STREET.-THE LET WITH
90 Board handsomely furnished Rooms, suite sin
gy Rooms for single gentemen house and appointments
first class references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1875-09-22

= TIL STREET 1870 WEST NEAR BROADWAY
Ut Elegantly furnished Rooms. with first class Board
private table If desired; references exchanged
The New York herald., 1875-09-22

no LET FURNIsIIED-AT CRAWFORD, n j., 70
l. minutes Of Liberty street. well furnished
House, with all modern improvements; bathroom. water
closet furnace range burglar ularm billiard table &C. NC
rent $50 month desirable tenant with small iaily
Address q. A. WIIEDON. ~ DnAne street
The New York herald., 1875-09-22

OFT EAST EIGHTEENTH sTREET.-WELL FUR
nished Rooms, large small, to let in good To-
cay Union square, convent ent to hotels and restau
The New York herald., 1875-09-22

q HANDSOMELY FUR NISHED ROOMS TO LET-T(
4 one or more gentlemen also hall Rooms, with
OF bathrooms TO- AT 937 Third avenue secon
floor.
The New York herald., 1875-09-22
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Central.

FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOUsE-24 EAST
Seventy fourth street. finished in cabinet frescoed and
painted throughout, will be sold cheap Inquire tho
premises. W. o. LESsTEs.
The New York herald., 1875-09-22

DARN FOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE IF SOLD BY
October l2j house, rooms; barn. icchouse,
chicken house good fences stock tools and
WM. r. WEMPLE, 90 Liberty street
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
REAL ESTATE SALES.

There was quite an improvement in the attendance
at the Exchange yesterday.
r v Harnett sold in foreclosure the building, with
lot 2ox10Ol1, East Hath street. south side, l4o
feet cast Of Second avenue TO Caroline stumpf for
ST. 500 said property being valued at $4,000.
A. j. Blocker h Son sold in foreclosure the build
ing, with lot 20 Sx3s loxlo 5x3s.lo, No. 219 Canal
street northeast corner OF Baxter street. for $1 o25
over mortgage of 600 and interest for two months,
all $40 $50 said property being valued 81 f2Z 900
Also the lots each IL exec H. on l3lst street,
south side l07 west OF Fourth avenue TO Fanny
Albert for 81 g05 AZ EACH in all SIS $40 81 said prop
erty being valued at SIS, 900
James NJ. Miller sold in foreclosure, the house ana
lot 25xl00 A. on East Sixty ynnth street north side,
2l3 feet east of First avenue to John Burlinson or
So 500 said property being valued at 5000
William Kennedy sold, in foreclosure the building,
and lot 2s 6xI77 6x26 6x17L9 in Oak street. north side
100 feet west OF James street. for $l 200 TO simon Dl
Ienberg said property being valued at SIS, 600
A II Muller 4 Son sold in foreclosure, the building.
and lot 25xos o on East Twenty-sxth street, south
side west of First avenue, TO A. kimbe, Tor $4,000,
over mortgage of $14 600 in all $4,000; also the ad
inining building and lot 25x9S9, TO A. Kimbell for
IA 600 over mortgage OF $4,000 in all SIT 600; also
Inc adjoining building and lot 25x9S.9 to A. Kimbell,
for AZ 500 over mortgage OF $l4 600, In all sic 800
he total amount realized for the three buildings and
lots being S5 500 said property being valued at $3 0o0
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA
The earnings OF the Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern Railway for the month OF October, unoGcially
reported, compare with previous years as foows:--
1873. 1874. 1875.
Gross earnings Oct ST. 7S5,lS6 $l5s94 497 $780, 700
while the business Of road for the first two weeks
or November is reported as having been extremely
light.
Several heavy failures reported in Boston.
telegram from Chicago states that Attorney Gen
eraI Edsal has notified B. G Cook the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway attorney, that tho Freeport
case has been dismissed The following opinion
furnished the Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
by the Attorney General
To HoS. JoHS NJ PEARSON, D. A. BRowy AND JAMES
STgELE, RAILROAD AND WAREHOUSE CoMMIssIoSERs;- -
GESTLKhEN-Enclosed you will find letter from Hon.
B u Cook relative TO the suit pending In stephenson
county against the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Company for ertnrtion. The suit was Instituted 10
recover for violation of the act OF May 1873 rela
tive TO extortion, which occurred by the Commission
ers making their schedules under the recent decision
OF the Supreme Court in the OF the People The
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company The
present action cannot be maintained The Court
90 regard the Commssioners' schedules as something
than prima iacie evidence of what is reasonable
and that the gst OF the action consists In charging
h hgher rates than therein hxed. would there
FORE advise the dismissal Of that suit Ii is proper to
add that the reasoning of the Court assumes and
ans the constitutionality Of the law and gives the
schedules greater effect than had been claimed for
them am, very truly,
JAS. K. EDsALL, Attorney General
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Nov. % 1875.
Cotton. steady; mddns 123lc; low middling, ll5sc.
castwse, 2,O24. Sales, 3,2ll. Stock S4,s4s
NRw ORLEANS, Nov %, 1876.
Cotton steady; midding, l21ac low middng ll5Sc.
1851 Exports-To Great Britain, 1892 10 France
II6; to the Continent, l4,756; to the Channel I45
Ales, 5000 Stock, l5o,so9 e..
Cotton firm; mlddling, 12s<c; low middling I1gsc;
pod ordinary, ll4c Net receipts, 1898 bales Exports
SAVANNAH Nov %, 1875.
Cotton nrm; middlng I27Sc low middiine i2ssc good
ordinary 1sc Net receipts 55i9 bales; gross 554 Ex-
orts-fo Great BtitaH III 70 the Continent. 5.2O5;
CHARLESTON, Nov. o. 1875.
Cotton 1rm; demand good; middling, I2Ac.; low
middling rye; good ordinary, iiAe. Net receipts,
3,OS3. Sales, 1000 Stock, 60,966.
WILMINGTON, N. c. Nov % 1875
Spirits Of turpentne quiet az 800. Rosn 81 40
for strained. Tar steady at VI 45.
oswxco, Nov %. 1875
Flour steady; sales 1000 bbs az S7 90 Tor No |
Spring 81 rs for amber winter $S for white winter and
- 25 for double extra Wheat que sales Of No Mlwau
ssS SSS Y M - ssaS 5a GuaS 4 sS R5sS ARM sales
Bay Quinte at 81 IL CornmeaS30 Tor boed g2e for un
boed per ton Mifeed steady-Sborts SIs shlpstuffs,
s21 middlng $27 So per ton Canal frcights-Wheat
7Ac peas 7Ac corn and rye, 624o barley, New
LakO receipts-Wheat I2i 90 bushels corn is eod do
Canal shipments not reported.
Lake receips-F1our 100 bbls wheat sol 600 bushes
road recepts-four, 1900 bbIs; wheat 1900 bushels
corn 5000 do; oats, VI 600 do barley, 20Oo0 do Rail-
road shipments-Four 1000 bbls. wheat 0oo bushels
shipments for hdewater-Wheat le,6O0 bushels; corn,
5000 do 10 interior pontsWhea 5000 bushels; barley
New York In store and aaoas bushels c which
2lO22IS bnshah ara wheat 435570 do. corn. 24Sl5 do
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
AUNICIPAL NOTES.

Ihe o. 4 hospital building in the City Hall Park was
sold 70 auction yesterday in the Court House oy
cc>mptroler Green Under the terms Of the sale 'ne
building must be removed within twenty days ana ING
site upon which stands properly hed IN ana gruea
by the purchaser The property was bought Dy iHoas
r. Trpler for the sum Of $ll0. - eo,,ow
ing statement OF moneys in his hands:-pneo dse ~
vember l3 81 $751; 396 ~; receipts, 81 2SosDo w pay
mcnts, So ,36S "a Balance No'0N00' -
So 224 2S5 So u,,...A 49, . ,onr
il Is understood that Governor Tilden naa Vhg ,h
interview with Commissioner Fitz Sonn Eoao. ~ as
CITY Hall on Saturday last The iace wv WV. ~ ~ 49,
until Yesterday but information coulu " 0os~in's
| As TO the object ol the conferences
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

special meeting OF the Board Of Aldermen Gas held
Yesterday afternoon being called for the purpose Of
considering the estimates for Is76 SUI Emitted from
the Board Of Apportonment Under Ghe charter tho
Aldermen are allowed fifteen days to- 70 over the de-
partmeutal estimates and make -rrecommendatlons
either in reduction or addition, tAcy may deem it, IL
then remains optional with the, Board OF Apportion. .
ment TO the acceptance or election OF any suggested
changes by the Aldermen ~ appears that to-day the
our City Fathers
After half an hour's session the Board adjourned
respect to the me- 6rv on vice President Wilson 10
meet at two o'cloc th,s arernoon
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
CUSTOM HOUSE NOTES.

The appraisement OF the frauduently imported beads
shipped by Goldburg Co., OF No Love lane Lon-
don and now the Custom House seizure room, hav-
ing been seized by Colonel +. Z. Howe at No. AN
Broome street. from Lowenstein, bankrupt, and also
from the Free Goods Warehouse, will be commenced
to-day. The value Of the said goods is estimated az
$35 600
Another meeting OF the Sugar Committee has been
held at the Office OF Auditor Ogden, in response to
order by Secretary OF the Treasury Bristow to
answer some technical queries.
Nr Iydeckcr will not enter into his new offices for
several days.
The carpenters and others employed In fitting up
me new record Offices in the upper stories viii not
compfee their work IL is expected for several weeks.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
BUSINESS FAILURES.

Mcssrs Daniel Deutsch and Jacob Schwao, dealers In
ties at No "a Walker street. have made assignment
TO Adoiph Kahn.
Andrew A. Boyd has also assigned to Thomas Benz
nett
Mr. John II. Platt OF No. 40 Wall street, has been
appointed assignee ofWillam Gardner manufacturer Of
patent chair bottoms, who has gone into voluntary
bankruptcy.
meeting Of the creditors OF Jacob Robinson,
brewer of Forty-hlth street. Second avenue,
held yesterday at the Office Of Henry W. Allen No 152
Broadway, under order to show why he should
not be discharged in bankruptcy. Pier Brothers op-
posed his discharge and ten days were given them to
file their objections, after which the meeting was ad
iourned
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
THE FOREIGN MARKET.

The London advices report consols strong and
higher and American securities firm. The dis
count the open market for three months bills is 2X
per cent money at the Stock Exchange for government
securities being quoted at Il per cent Eight thousand
pounds bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of Eng
land on balance to-day The following are late
London quotations:-Consols for money, 95; do. for
account "a 1915 There is limited stock of consols
for money in consequence the recent purchases by
the Bank of England 1865 bonds old 1o32< 1887 /;
1867 bonds, losH 1857; ten-forty bonds, 1o4% a
1o47S new fves, 104A Erie, lax a 14s< rentes in
PARIS 65L SOC In Frankfort United States bonds of
1865, new issue. 1oO Central Pacific bonds sS The
rate OF discount Of the Bank Of Prussia has been re-
duced to per cent.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
J. B. FORD & co.'s CREDITORS.

meeting Of the creditors of J. B. Ford Co., pub
lshers Of No. p Park place held yesterday at tha
Office OF Isaiah T. Williams, Register in Bankruptcy,
No. Warren street. In the papers submitted by tho
firm the total liabilities placed at $226 OBS Sixty
one creditors proved their debts of these fifty
present The creditors accepted a composition Of
thirty per cent, ana adopted resolution stpulatng
for the payment Of the money by the firm OF j. b.
Ford & Co in sixteen monthly nstalments with inter-
est from August Is 1875 the first payment to be made
sixty days after the date OF the order OF the
frmng the acceptance Of the composition by the
sary proportion of the creditors
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

meeting Of the Provision Committee OF the Prod
uce Exchange will take place day. Its object is to
decide to the propriety OF adopting rule requiring
payment to DO made in all transactions before the
transfer OF title to the goods takes place unless ex-
pressly stipulated otherwise at the tme OF the sae
The various opinions Of tho members OF the Exchange
on this subject have been already taken by the
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
THE SALES TO-DAY

THE SALES TO-DAY
amounted to little less than $4,000 shares, which
among active securities divided as follows:New
York Central and Hudson, 225 Erie, 5000; Lake
Shore 1900; Cleveland and Pittsburg 72o; North
western 700; do. preferred soo Rock Island, $50;
Pacific Mail 1900; ST. Paul. s,2oo do. preferred, 1900;
ohios, 1850; Western Union, 10000; Wabash, 1ooi
Union Pacific, $500; c., c. and G., 1000; Panama,
l6O Missouri Pacific. l,4Oo Hannibal and ST. Joseph,
4, 500; do preferred, 2 1oO Kansas Pacific, 2,4oo.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening highest and
Lama Lnnl. n-nLaI .In...
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
HERALD TUESDAY 23 187-TR1PIE SHEET

200 I31sc. 200 10 I5-s2c March, 400 l3 lII6c
400 at ~ 2332c 500 rs I116e, 800 at l3ac DO 1T
y p 32e April go = 2932e 200 a - IsIec 900 a
I3lc 100 at rs 272c May, 200 at IA i32 Total 1880
bales Grand total, 26,2O0 bales The receipts
az the ports were follows-Galyeston, $3.50
55l9i CharestoR, 242i Wilmington, o23 N9.tok 9s44
Baltimore, II New York. 2339. Boston, l49 Philadelphia
500 Total 36.735. This day last week 26037 This day
last year, 2e46i Total since September !, l,27oi75
bales to Saturday night Cotton ireighs closed as io
lows:-To Havre by steam, &c; 70 Hamburg by steam
10 Idyerpool bv steam lied. nv sail 5-i6d Market
steady.
FLOUR GRAE.-Receipts-Flou 81 SAG bbls. wheat
30o,Sl9 bushels; meal, 1872 bbls. oats. ll5olz
bushels; 69420 do barley, H. 1873 do barley malt
1000 do. The -four market dull but there was no
material change in prices The sales embraced about
1000 bbs at prices within the range of the annexed
quotations Corn meal steady 800 bbs and 20 sacks
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET, 1-l6C. HIGHER
FUTURES FIRM BUT UNcHANGED-FLoUR DULL
BUT UNCHANGED-wHEAT DULL BUT FIRMEB
FOR PRIME sAMPLEs-CoRN FIRMER-oArs
sTEADY-PoRK QUIET LARD ACTIVE AND
HIGHER-PETRoLEUM FIRM-sPIRITs TUR-
PENTINE DULL-RosIN QUIEr-HIDEs DE-
PREssED-oILs UNCHANGED-wHIsKEY EASIER
-FREIGHrs FIRM-HEMP AND JUTE QUIET
GUNN1Es UNcHAKGED-coFFEE FIBM-sUGAB
FIRM.
MONDAY, Nov. 22-6P.M
There was but little change in the commercial status,
although there was a triac more doing in some COM
modities. On 'Change business generally light.
Flour was dull but unchanged. Wheat dull but
firm for prime samples. Corn was nrmer but not espe
cially active. Oats steady. Whiskey easier.
Pork was quiet, Lard active and higher.
Freights quiet but firm. Cotton the spot was 1-16c
higher but quiet Futures were firm but unchanged
Coffee was firm. Gunnies were unchanged. Hemp
and jute were also unchanged Oils were unchanged
Sugar was quiet but Hrm Hides depressed Rosin
was quiet and nominal. Petroleum firm.
CoFFEE-The market for Rio and Santos was firm. Wo
note sales Rio Ontario, in lots Of 500 bags
each at 19s<c 20c for strictly good TO fair Also At
Baltimore sale Saturday of 5000 bags Rio, Gray Eagle
on private terms and Mobile sale Saturday Of 500
bags do ex Maid OF Glenvern at 19&c. for good We
quote Ordinary cargoes l7Sc 17sc; fair do 1sslc
treme range for lots lslac lsc; Santos fair to good
lsa4c a2o94c gold ninety days Java government bags
ole; CeyIon alc 22c Maracabo, 195c. 2l La
snayra ISisc 2ic amaica 1870. 2oc St Domingo
2itsc Mexican 1876. 2lc. Manila l9hc 2O1sc An
gostura 9c 2ic Savanila, lsc. 2lc Curacao, lsac
CorroS on the spot quiet at an advance Of 1.iec.
Futures firm but unchanged The closing quotations
dawr will follows
The New York herald., 1875-11-23

cats $40 do peas 1881 do rye and 12s6e4 do barley
rlvur hrrni sales $50 bbls unchanged Wheat
anu strong; sales Of 800 bushels hheboygan AZ
81 3o 9o 299o do white Wisconsin al q 80; 700 DO at
"a ~ $50 do No Milwaukee At 81 "a 300 do. Port
shinston az u 35, 10000 do. No. ] spring at ~ 30.
gn's. aha nrm sales lOoOO bushels No. mixed
Dats qle sales 1900 bushels sample Western SIC.
sSe inactive Barley quiet: holders firm sales
aaet A. 81 n 9ale. sales kept entirely private PORK
nc nisn"ines lower, nominally 81 IA
NJ, -. TOLEDO, Nov. % 1875.
NJ Fiour ani Wheat IN fair demand but At lower rates;
10, 10 white Wabash, 81 80; No do 81 "a: No white
MMehgan q sQj extra do, q SO; old do 81 55
Michigan q ls1s; December 81 Is; January ST ~; Feb
p 2 No. 40, 81 C2; No. red winter 81 81
No do u e91 rejected eoc Corn dun ana lover high
yellow new 5S1ac.; No white Csc no grade new S1c
damaged 44c Oats dun and lower; white 4oJSc Michigan
S94e rejected SO4c freights du and unchanged Re.
ceptOOO bbs -four, 1900 bushels wheat 1000 DO corn
500 do. oats. Shipments-3OO hbs llour 5000 bushels
wheat, 10000 do corn. 1900 DO. Data
CHICAGO Nov o. 1875.
Flour duh and heavy Wheat N fair demand but
rates. No Chicago spring 81 10; No ? do. 81 o5Az
81 o5, spot 81 O5A. seller November: 81 o5I 81 o5ss
seller December; 81 0s seller January; No do ssc BID;
rejected 76c Corn unsettled and lower mixed 5lo
high mixed 53c 5316c rejected soc 50Isc Oats euiet
and weak No. 2 3Ozc Barley dali and lower at S5ISc
6sSc Pork strong higher at $40 25 spot S20 seller
Noyember $40 65 $40 67 seller the year sl9 20
January Lard strong and higher at $l2 80 Sl2 32
S2 35 seller the year and January. Bulkmcats steady
with Incidental 'denaud. sbouIdera 80, sho rb
middles i0sc lo3zc short clear middles l07Sc lie.
Whiskey 81 l11s. At the afternoon call OF tho Board
yember 4714c seller the year Oats quiet and Sc higher
Pork easier 81 65 seller the year; S9 40 $40 75 Fob
Tuary Lard hrmer at $l2 80, cash; Sl2 40 Sl2 424
January $2 40 the year; Sl2 so Sl2 52!Sc February
5s 900 do oats 600 do barley 1000 do. rye T75 do
shpments-Flour 5000 bbls wheat, 226o0o bushels;
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
THE GOLD MARKET.

Gold opened at 1l4, fell of to ll4H and advanced to
ll454 at which IT closed The rates paid for carrying
were !, 2, ~ and per cent Loans also made
fat Buyers to-day were plentiful than sellers;
but the purchases made in such a mysterious way
that il is difficult to trace beyond the gossip Of the
Gold Room, the purposes of those who supposed
TO be sustaining tho market
The New York herald., 1875-11-23
THE MONEY MARKET.

Money easy at and per cent on call loans, and
exceptionally loaned up TO a. per cent Foreign
change reduced by the leading drawers TO 81 for
long and s7H for demand sterling with actual busi-
ness at 4s3h a4s7. The market Is quiet but firm at
the decline.
The New York herald., 1875-11-23

Owing to the death Of Vice President Wilson the su-
preme Court adjourned. No decision in the Union Pa
cinc Railroad case has yet been made
Customs receipts to-day, 5000, 00o Bank notes re-
ccyed for redemption, $550,0oo
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $122 900
gold for interest and $3sS 900 in redemption OF i've
twenty bonds
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed firm at the following quo
ations:United States currency skies, 125 125 do.
do 1881, registered, 122H 122S; do do, do,
pom, 1891 123A; *do 1ve-twentes 1854 registered,
1141z; *do do, coupon, 1146 do do 1865 registered,
1151< 116z do. do do, coupon lie 11614; do do.
do, new, l2oA 12oS do. do, do, coupon, 1905 a
1202< do do, 1867 registered 122 1927 do. do, do,
coupon, 122h 122s< do. do, 1868, registered, 122
1222{; do. do, do, coupon, 1925 a 1222l do. ten
forties, registered, 116A a III; do. do coupon,
117& lis; do. fves, 1881, registered ll63s l162;
do. do, do, coupon, I17H 1174.
Scaled
The New York herald., 1875-11-23

MONDAY. Nov. 22-6 7. M
II Mr. Richard Grant White were stock broker as
well Shakespearian scholar he would probably
apropos of the midsummer dulness now existing
paraphrase the condition OF things existing as fol-
lows:-"Can such things be and overcome US like a
summer cloud without special wonder2" In fact
there is no Especial wonder' in the matter We pro-
pose this dull subject with few dull words for
the critical condition Of the patient subject OF in
teres to thousands both in and out OF the pureus OF
the Stock Exchange There at least three
why this state of dulness exists
j. Hard times.