davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-08
PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Wandell
vAGAGIEs OF A DRUNKEN POLICEMAN.

VAGARIEs OF A DRUNKEN POLICEMAN.
Philip Henry, man of respectable appearance, aged
about irty was arraigned yesterday morning at the
above court on charge of assault and battery preferred
by Officer John LAWYER Of the Eighth precinct When
the case was reached the officers affidavit was read by
the Judge he stating therein that he entered the
saloon of Mr. Henry at No. 1G5 Spring street. for the
purpose of queing disturbance and had met with re-
sistAnce from the proprietor whom he consequently
arrested Mr.. Henry, when called upon by the Judge
plead. stated that he had witnesses court who
would testify to the facts of the case. He then
Mr. Earl was sworn and stated to the Court that he
was standing in the doorway of Mr. Henry's saloon
when the officer approached, and by his manner he
convinced that he was under the influence Of liquor
Lawler raped upon the window with his club and the
proprietor out to see what he wanted The Of
TO him. His hand was unsteady that he let the glass
fall to the ground. He demanded another, which was
also supplied him, and which shared the fate Of its
predecessor The proprietor becoming disgusted said
to the paroman, ''Youare drunk; move on" This he
refused to do, and turning upon Mr. Henry seized him by
the collar and dragged him to the Eighth precinct station
house where he was locked up all night Thomas A. Van
denhOon Of No. 98 Vandam street, respectable looking
man. who also present, corrOboraed the testimony
of Mr. Earl Judge Wandell, after hearing the sworn
Mr. Henry and severely rebuked the officer who had
made the arrest stating that il was entirely unwar
ranted and unjustlabe.
A DISHONEST SERVANT.
Charlotte Oppenhemer was arraigned charge of
larceny of $50 worth of clothing and clock worth 81
from her employer Mrs Annie Martin, No. AGA Seventh
Charlotte, who was arrested with the stolen
roperty in her possession was held in $500 bail to an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-08
COURT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CuAMBERs Nos. IL, 10, AZ, As, AZ,
i75 $50, ISL, 2I5' 2lG, 225, 252 35S, $50. 'N''
MARINE CouRT-Part Held by Judge Gross.-Nos.
1895 4641 46sl, 1893, 2773 2S09 1925, 1915, 4703,
1905 1927 $780, 3137 3l3S, 3l43
CouRT or GENERAL SEssIoNs--Before Recorder
Hackett.-The People VS.. Michael McCarty, robbery;
Same vs. William Henry feoniOus assault and battery;
Same vs. Susannah Quesna, grand larceny Same vs..
Henry Paute grand larceny; Same Bahr Jacobonny,
dsordery house; Same Charles Winters, disorderly
house; Same vs. Edward St John, violation of lottery
laws; Same VS.. Michael Donovan, violation of lot
toy laws Same Michael O'Nel violation of lottery
laws Same Frederick II. Gall, violation OF lottery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-08
DIED..

BoRGFELDT.-On Sunday, the 5th inst at three
O'Clock T. NJ, ALICE, vie OF George Borgfeldt
The relatives and friends invited to attend the f
ueral wednesday ths Sth inst, ut eleven A. NJ,
from the Gramercy Park House.
BKoADwAY.-ln this City, on Monday, September g.
1879 ELIZABETH, widow OF the late Edmund broadway.
The relatives friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the Reformed
Dutch Church, at Rdgeheld n j., on Wednesday after
noon at hall.plst Two O'CLOCK Trains leave by the
Northern Railroad vt New Jersey foot of Chambers
street. New York, at hall. past twelve O'Clock r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-08
MARINE CoURT-CHAMBERs.
UNITED STATES COURTS.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Voluntary petitions in bankruptcy filed in the
United States District Court yesterday by Frederick
Iachmeyer whose declaration according to the schcd-
ules fled gives his liabilities $50 900 and assets
ST. 600. Also by Henry W. Mason, liabilities $50 COO
assets 500 900; Pieser Brothers, liabilities $40 900;
available assets 1t is alleged that Lachmeyer was
formerly Interested in the Hotel Royal Mason lives at
st. CLAIR, n J. Pieser Brothers were clothing
merchants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-08
TOMBS POLICE COURT.
ALLEGED EAIBEZZIENIENr

Ludwig L. Trcc, recently confidential clerk in the
employ OF Henry Carrie OF No. 20 Union square, WAS
yesterday held to at the above court on charge
OF embczzling from Nr. Carrie the sum OF 81 OPS Mr.
Price, counsel for tho defendant denied the charge and
stated that tho money alleged to have been cmbezzcd
had been stolen from the prisoner Tho case was set
down FOR examination.
Detective Phil Farley, who arrested Trlce states
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-08
AT THE CoUNTYs EXPENSE.

Heyman Block was yesterday arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Erbc three complaints of obtaining goods
under false prctences One complaint was made by
Nelson Morris Co., one by Charles Kahn and another
by Benjamin Westheimer. In the first case bail was
liked at $500, IN the second 900 and the third
$4,000. Block was unable TO furnish ball. and in default
was locked up in Ludlow Street Jail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-08

HANNA pENDRoTm --On Tuesday, August TO- by
Rev. c. W. Drces, OLIVER f. HANNA of Brooklyn TO
AUGUSTA H. ABENDRorn, OF Portchester, ~ Y.
Rehabilitation August 30, by the Rev. Nathan
g. Cheney, Mr.. ALoNzO KLINE 70 Hiss EMMA NJ
ELLIS all Of New York city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Monday, September O. by
the Rev. DR.. Henry h. Chaplin, DANIEL MCDONALD, Of
New York TO STELLA BLANCHE ALGER OF Saratoga
Springs No cards
Saratoga papers please copy.
VANDusEN-kNEELAND.-A lie Roy, N. Y, at the
residence Of the bride by the Rev. Dr. c. H. Taylor
john X. VANDUsES. Of New York, to Miss MARY ID.
KNEELAND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-08
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Smith.
A woMAN's REVENGE.

WOMAN'S REVENGE.
On the Nth of February 1873 the premises of Morris
Cohen No II Essex street. broken into and $40
worth of jewery and old coin carried Off On Mon
day night last Mrs Eliza Brace of No 2l0 Forsyth street,
went to Mr.. Cohen and told him that the person who
had broken into his premises one Henry Penrsall,
of No. Ill Broomc street. stating that on the sunday
night following the burglary Pearsall visited her and sad
that he had been ION racket and had some jeWelry
ana Il Grape shawl which he wished to dispose Of lie
added that there was Il lot of old stun at Cohen's
which would rot" II it not disposed of at once,
and he would dislike to see it run to seed. Pear
sail arrested upon this information, by Detective
Sullivan. of the Tenth precinct, and was arraiged be-
Judge Smith yesterday at the Essex Market Court
Pearsa stated to the magistrate that his arrest the
result OF spite the part of the woman whom he had
long known. Judge Smith held him. however, for ex-
animation.
ROBBED ON HIS OWN sTooP
Eugene Hauck of No 81 First avenue, fell asleep
the stoop Of his dwelling about two O'Clock yesterday
morning and on awakening found man named James
Hughes STOPPING over him. He missed his watch, and
made an cutlery. Officer Trask, of the Seventeenth
precinct, up and arrested the pilferer He was
held for trial in $500 BAIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

DUILDERS.-SPRUCE PLANK AND BEST GANG
ID sawed Jost selling from boat SHARP foot Twenty
second street North River Apply " ChAPLNs Lumber
ofha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-08

that the latter had medated suicide and had written
To some of his friends letters intimatng his intention
of cutting short his connection with this subunary
sphere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED..

MAYER-HAYAUER. MAYER, Brooklyn, N Y,
to DEssA HANAUER, Philadelphia No cards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-08
ROBBED ON HIS OWN sToop.
FIFTY-sEvENTH STREET COURT.

A POLICEMAN HELD FOR TRIAL FOR CLUBBING
A PRISONER.
Officer Joseph l.. DAVIS, of the Nineteenth precinct,
arragned in court James Wallet of No 323 East Forty
seventh street. a charge Of dsordery conduct pre-
ferred by neighbor. The charge finally resolved
itself into charge of assault and battery preferred by
the officer against Wallet, who held thereon to
answer in $500 bail 1t having appeared from the
animation of the that the officer had unnecessarily
dubbed Wallet in most brutal manner on the head
and about the body, complaint directed by the
Court be taken against him. and he locked up in
his uniform in default of $500 bail Later in the day
he gave the necessary bonds and discharged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-08
BURGLARY.

The premises No. G63 Third avenue were broken
into on Monday evening and large quantity of lead
pipe stolen by Charles Farrell and William Achman
They were arrested by officer Tucker, of the Nine
teenth precinct, and held for trial at this Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-08
EXCURSIONS.

A EAST RIVER BONT-DAILY EXCURSIONS TO
~. Coney Island Tho iavorte steamer MONITOR will
leave follows Eighth street. East River, at A. NJ II
and r. NJ. pier ~ East River mt 9:l0 A. NJ 12:lO and
and 30 l.. VI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-08

NATIONAL AIR,
THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER.
Matinee on SATURDAY at2 NJ serenade Band.
Admission. 90 cents
Packages and tickets at reduced to be had at
thu hoxo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-08

A FISHING BANKS, REGULAR EVERY DAY
a.. saturdays excepted sea steamer SETH Low ieay-
ing Harrison street ~ r., $3.50 Eighth street f. r. Il
pier ~ L. r.. 5 Tenth street. ~ r., no; pier ~ H.,
A. VI. Tickets 81. AL. q. FOSrER. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
COTTON MARKETS.

NOZZLE Nov l3-Cotion quie.; Mhldhng l2Lc. Los
Milng l3t; GJol Oriinart II receipts 3, 90
bi.s: c0lstwise Io tales sales 900 bales sOc4
"a ,sisr'is Nov. l3.-Coton dul' Mi,inK l23c.; Low
Mdlhnr l2A4 - GOoi a. ll"rE II c. net Ieeeips
10 d, Ui.,s safe. ODD btrs, si., 4. 6lOl9 uil-s.
St.ANNAI ll.-Gatioi II Aid lower u SELL MD
tltir ~ ,r MdGlinr, i2S. Goot Orlnay, II ~.
49, receipts 3j3 bales. grO-s, all2 bales orts, ~
Great brdi, oJJ0 oits' sdS' l"'- U"'' s''"' 'A'-"'
%Ew onLEASs, Nov l3.-Coton easier; sone sales -c
ioNrr; Ahuiuf, 1910 NiliIg, l2'; TODD or mary
lla.. rrcsiut l26,l bales Ern l'ofn DaeA "1-
, 10 1rrIt DIltain. 7i4O bales France, $3.50 tales
o t- C,nueni, AZ Sils sales, 30 bales slocN, Ii4oo'
~ i,pnI- Nov l3.-Cooon qist, Mdih 2. l27s-. net
,J p. & bales, shipments, j,l3J bdes sleo, @IOJ
sah.s trrs, = ',01! na.es 49,
ding l1llc Los 1IddIing. II aoe Good ordinary, II re
t.,e sllpiAtutr -4JO D3lesi
~ nnrr,. 81 bales stock, a,2zu oa.ur ,
.itN. NOt. l5t oitoh qlr Mdihig --e- low Ai'i
~ co.. btics;
iro.s 85 bair-i sale 81 bad. sioce, IL Z 1aiss ,
. I..-t trn uEVd MlGdliug.
l.i I0p nj. ding, i2i-c, Cood ruary, lI,. net &c
c,tu,.. D4 bales -al n, 80 bales. -
tJt.s.il.R. .oy. l5-Cottoa q 1T Aihdl1T, l2ac, 49,
anu l5at.; ow MidlIina / a; Gool uriualy, llA&
net receipts 80 Dhes slpnen,S llH' ba.eS saeA -Ao
0I III ,iso.S to,. Ii-Couon duh; Mbiung, l3c. Law
M'rt.ug Lst. G,Di ordinary, g.. E",S tcccipis, I3O
b. ca 0r, rnlsfp e, 32O abs Sos 30 Dties -piicrs
20 ta Sow. .tou quiet Mddn-. ~ 9i2+c
net re tls a. nue, rsPorc, 3, GrtM br Lln' lp;o
ba- coatwiac 2i0l "aea; slcs' 400 DA'S s'vA -o7Io
WUsrXgroS Nov. | Cotton ddfl Mdiine l2aic; ioe
dt4g l. .; nHy, nominal; Let tccepts, 5SJ
bll,,. a. - So "a es stO =, a.92a baltb a.,
DA.sE,lus. AOv; B. v, ,2n sts-dyi Ahnc i-'s'' Low Low
b,s: exports, se his saes @94i "AI'S s'"cH
pa,' ,S. rn Nov Cotton quiet Mdinc, l3sc,
Lo. t..Ir &C.,. t,od urhnaIy. - ~. net receipts,
~ Uaes. 40 g. J.3 jaItA
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15

p only e small business - Z" cav,
bu pricrs vrIe tcry r. y ars 81 q hIi. Sdyidl
aii Cen ~ atNc..
ii iuiug quo ID al rc t1mt a. o'ic. ail tciu
fI@a at HitdJts. ttehuHI trlrr Nth EDi demtnL
t.risle, a.. tnt Loaf II he, Grr,i and t2nuiae,
IDLs. standard a. Gc.. other rrttes S'2aJ ~.
s-rEAfN -luiri .nd sfCaay. Primo Western hell NJ
fr ~ 80 Prime Westrrn iOf Dtceul1cr ana J4h
uary, private terms. -
TILLGN Sl,s,,t quiet ard unchanged sales OF To-. ~
Good to Prime. at . -aJ e.. = D. .-...,
Il !R2 , gI. % br Alcohol were sil Il - 20 = "a
s l. a.. -Uyd e., - - circ lsr Of ts 't. O.. nt
that has ban lisa po nmrnt tNpie-S ~ tr
-,r- ta! ira Lts illoys fh the ad ace -
ti-n aIa orly aui to mo- III drud l.
ross esp ct,d. Receipts wal cr sing, "h ni
,lisr A .it I,. uarket. HOwcF, ,tlr c.rfrt
.ucr ui D.. ir dsi Her very mo- trt rioIL "fchhy
10 te lutcral rfslur Commissioners pr, ttr .-'
year tudlJs 1870. Illinois pali over ~l" LVo 10
It. stt ..ur. *l ,ilfji y
=, Guutto. rtd has D. 81 al - 30 and
- e. gallon Alaulol EXPORT soil Ttails HIiinA ".t
,ir us il arli % si-ws ~ exporters beng gr
b, o. "a tu.ii'Fs. fctiJti Ot I-lS Eu-7 a Al'"Ip-
uO buis. lJsJ bJ, eDcE IN stor ab"et 800 uiis
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1875.

d. g.. lAi2ei5b reals srreba; NO 10 to 20 ,,
Moase,s fl1d12 reals for Nos 70 Mas'o
vado grades nominal centrifugal sugars Nos 10 70 ~ 70
warehouses Ha, ana ami aatarz,s lOc0 honfa ar y,
receipts o the week. 5S7 boScs exports o u .
week II 500 and 433 hhds Of which 10000 h3tes
all hds to III. Tn ted states Mol SIS nonln no
stucle BacOn si7 @i9 evil Butter, SJJG71 qlDla or
Hams s55a$5s qninll Tor Am'riean e s1i =, az
siIaS52. PotztOes S56$7 y bot. Wax, Fellow sll o0d
s5 y arroha Naval SONS active Coil on In tinS ft@o
re1s y oalo. Lumber nominal Pitch Pine. fOdt32 gol,
y N. shocks dull shegis. 10 20 nas Meits s
Navy Beans % Chewing Tobacco roaTZ
quintaI Hoops nominal Frsights dulli load ns al Ha
the UUitel states per box of sugar oo@0 pas
at Havana and pdcrs 376 40 ioaing az
other pris Norh of Ct0a. fO@iI o. sIdbsh
Ciu!d 22Ca22eLL Exobal ge auet and unchanged
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SAIUhlIAi, NOV. -, 80.
ASuEs-There no chance, iar' oato ons b.lit more
or l.,, nominal at Ja5 tor PJ - nna' 1ac lor r-Il'
C4LIE & vas .t ami uuch,Irci al II 2@ -i'. o'
or naTy carse- ~lal9c. i0rf lH<0 Ec or 90" ~
a. lc f, for INVOICES Il Q2lc, gi, Tor bpine d" =
There va %. $500 bags, Nns Artiur III bdl i'm rr
on terms r.uslrc Al Cofto Was que al un'iNiSed
lu Al =, ,.-
and ill+ AT ~"
: ..lrs % GdV. aza ~ I2t oslts IA day .1- wees"
bales ti. last TIE sales I" ir 300 ~
al which bales "a eNeui1 7ii Tor consnh uoh me oi
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15

Bosrov Mass, Nov. .3.-W, OL-Demand good, and tll
prir,- az rilY oDainr Tor al kls fiS Freco- are a
vi "a aat Ptnus Is pf'tlu Z
,r t6o t1d scr, ur bt assrah l. no" t. bc han az
~ p.c. y \ urIn 40 sifc.. A.NA Aciiun and Nh
tJha tcnu4 ltnl htFc sot uiostl al iS Jo aHd se
a, .ro tltr dil1uh 10
80. md. atf ti- dsscr pig - rapidly
,..4ts ito iic hals Achigan AID Wa
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15

S,uct t,opip ntY.. .I2'is Nild1ng 2
Fr ff.t. del very tierr tdrghur oI ii8' NJ
tcte wer. moderate rtn-n, ttlns Sais yesr dy, it'
MIrrh 60J '3 Isqqc. APRIL 800 J." 2.sc. August ~
itiisc T'ia, 100 baiT fhat eii, t't"y SrG hi.s
Sec ma ca.l Augusl, 100 li'l3ri ioh 100 Oci7 oaS
.3il n 200 - "aa 10 - D.. 5,9. a,, ~ % 'o
/ i5IIsc O. f3a.ac: 2tG l. llec; January, 2' I5 -,
F,rulry, 300 - az, 4Or i3tc loe I'm H. i''"' ;
i3i,r. amcn Boa l3 5lsc. 300, IL iS,c iOt - ',.'
! q, il - ATril 600 Il . 800 49, May, POO
is s,,c.; 700, i5c; jan 100, - 3z'.' TO- ID l"'-
total 700 bairs g1ard tai, II 200 Dil,s -, o.,
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
a1e" AZ 1'i inr markt was weak ANA d,einns The fol

FLOUR AND MiA AiS-li"i tf- o for vi, VI -, ~ ,,,i
d.rosrd To rci ani ~iih ony Ney n"i % -" & a. T, %
butli or aul home ce. "tIr s'"lc tIi "'
export demand was ehecsgd E m ihs n iIgn'ss G' = , nj
al bnl~, llriiiiie '.N' Dbl7
- .6d - = 3l0j o. : Clty VI j. 20! : a. .i Wv -, ~
rusound dfA main al r'ab. liS ttD-ss ',' "" an
I. No . ,hicfy q. rtG1l 49, 4F, %"
IT, CANNON L, ,loice ,u crnr sat aud ~ srn, - tJI
ior common 10 far 90 . s'et5 i9r @no, e." d, T"
,..I do and ~ % s. Tor 90 "a 70 tb'l ~. b
- 3J6fJ Cj tIfenor 10 G. inA9L tx.lt \, ,,'..II
A. 7Oaf6 10 for Common - N0d DO -. - ~ ~ ' "a
% 90, and - -tT = i'r th' u Fh'1 W.
= for 1IIon far lat"ui NJ iir" NtfA :. .''
80 80 fr lai- o. Go &C. do ad ~ JD rlu .ol '"' @
"a cv du i.r Htt ryTue r one or tNo ,,I5 @
i.rr.. ur tOH iNtli tsidh fii"'
~, arJ - 7ugsT 81 fns GlaI 90 .la. d., - Ju0
- Tar ~ Mills IAtrli - G0a4G 20 fo7 ltftf0f t
g. ',,f, ~ iniis 40 satj t,r ',uul 70 tluic cu, au'
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15

eonn Pees have attracted mneh sttention Dut yne
mar ct rymsins unchanged siles 42a4oc for ana "A
grees CoInbng AMI D.aBc ,eiccuo,s A,1 n
changed IN price stock IL te snai snn
ar free pure asers avsibIs lots sales az ocsyz ~
IN. demand Wool quite active tne s "
the week comprising s6So0 pounds at Z3d3tc "r rylns
and Qd22c fr FAIL fllle 40 u meet VIII sse~'y "0
mand super and X, selling At SfGCoc.
CATTLE MARKET
Curc,ro Nov l3-CATTL-receipts, 1000; very dnn;
prices UNCHANGED shipments 1900 -. -, .,n
Hoos-recoips $4,000, fairly scye; poor " choice ft@
~ rs chiefly 81 81 40 closing 1rm nearly al od snp
meDis, 1890. ,
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
nnn,e foreirn axehange as fol .ows:

Money has been easy at 5 TO per cent on call and
inst lofore the close Of business it sought employ
ment n 2l2 per cent First class mercantile paier
COS az to per cent. The following is the Clear
inr-honse statelncnt for the day AND week:
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15

HAVANA. Nov sugar hirsat opened With demand
A.. m n n,t - ui 4urs ep of alt cr-e W,
IRON .uz nd .luso4 AID rrco nJhis NJ 10 10 ~
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15

The bank statement shows further decline IN tie
legal tender average, 10y reason OF continued eur
rency shipments 80 tie Northwest to supply the
pnrk-packiHg demand and to the South fIr cotton,
the porS-packing demmd from the Southwest not
having Vet set in. The loss of $2,3Ga.O00 in legal
tenders IS qualified 10y a gain OF $l,lG3900 gold,
81 tnat the total reserve is down St,l9G 100; the
redu ton in habilites-d.pasS anT circulation
makes the loss Of surplus reserve only S3i0l21. the
banks now holding $s,757075, against $9,O77,2O0
last week.
The following is a comparison Of the bank aver
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
Diuioen0 NJllces.
Buslness Chances.

4 DDITIONAL capital procured Tor mef-
nv-utiae al estate s,-ird 20. Ousicss ? ts"es VIZ
k4NtscJ te4Loui cluEtl ~ p,fed
Oh AslCfrnres Cs-- pfihan, 80 fi's 5'1
j., et BaAA ,elm "A bios, ,ra"v! 600 - 90 y "sy,
Nc. 6Il1tS A. CAuiflDN, IN. * rUs. Bi'A. = ID NaN
hnIG STORE FOR SALk-One OF the best
sl.u.tgd ei IN Not,e-trr AdGrrss Tor kar-
L., GiaIs 4.DNI ~ \. MAhDl-A, Mor,"attr. Mass.
WANTED, PARTNER-ln an old and we'll
w q, a6lshui ,O,Lius house Onetri h r'st Tor s1t.
So,d % to...ulfy .ilaaI 20 t4-E-o il oIsl.eS.
ptonB eDl ast year. locr gwen AId required All
PAlti I.t., IuDUuc ONCE
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
CATTLE MARK EFT.
financial.

A -DFFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS
N. bo glt and sold by the old established STOCK and
LOND HOu of ALBERT II. NlCOLA1 Co... =,
No. 43 Pine-st., ", Y
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15

NAS STOCKS.
~ NEwYORR, MErROPOLTTAN, MUTUAL, AND
MASuArrAs GAS STOCKS SDUGHf AND SOLD,
Brooklyn aud New Yors tias securities dealt
iL0y 1Ep H. PhbSilS5 g
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.


ofhe Fdtfor OF TIC Trf6Wne
SIR: I notice by the papers the Panama Railroad
of rnnn NJ steamship lines, and that to raise the
necessary funds for this purpose they are to place
third mort gage of ~ 000, 900 upoh their ~ miles OF
road, The Indebtedness of the Company will then
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
[Care.uny repl.JsI lIc rI1 raIJS2l
RECEIPTS OF DJMHSrIC PRODTCE.
STATEMENT uF EXPORTS.

SATURDAY. Nov. 10, 1888.
rnnnl ~" list of supJsi Al VehseIs
wnc, we've "a, iicSi today f5r torarl p'tts:
~ =. w.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15

Coin 100000 cafes ''1oo'ooo
The Treasury now holds $366,1j 600 in bonds to
secure National bank circulation. and 81, 1O0,Ooo 90
secure public deposits. The National bank circu'a-
tion outstanding Is $r}t5, 100000, OF which S2,22o
600 are gold notes. The bank notes received for T.
demption to-day amount 10 100000, and for the
week : 100000. The internal revenue ceip's to-
day were $3.50 600: for the month 10 date, -, ,JOO-
600 and for the fiscal year TO date, ; -, ,G5o,OoO
The customs receipts to-day were S4G0,000; fOr
month - 20O, ,OCJ and for the fiscal year TO date
SCI 100000.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15

This shows u decrease in gruss earnings, Tl2l 1897,
and in earnings $lO2. .Ij2 although IL IL Under
stood that the svngs for 1875 rcluIe those of the
new Springfield division, supposed Ia amount to
about Sl25 900 which would make the decrease Oh
the main line about $780, 900 III gross earnings.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
MArrLASD-Brg Wild Horse.
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF IMPORTS
The following n general merchandise at
n, uot of Nes YORK for the ling Nov. IL 1855

No. pkgs. V siue.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-15
Tho etfer,ng and asking prices for stocks at the
.,os., of the Exchange were:
The final quotations for Stocks al
dsv were as follows:

Telegraphc advlces from London report British
eonsols and United States bonds finn. London
and Leeds merchant is reported 70 nave suspended
with liabilities of f6O.OO0 and there were IN Lon-
don reports OF several failures in France
and Austria. Foreign Exchange. in which there
is little doing, closes dull at 81 s2l2 and "a SIZE
for long and sight sterling. Gold opened at ili's
advanced 10 ll4St and closed at 11i's. The rates
maid for carrying ?. l. and % per cent per an
nr,n. Loans were also made fat and at per cent
Gar borrowing The Assistant Treasurcr paid out
to-lay $4,000 gold on account OF interest and
stO5 900 in redemption of 80 bonds The Treasury
onerations for the week included the disbursement
of $3.50. 900 gold for interest and Sl,247O00 in re-
demption of go bonds, and the receipt of ST.
7l9.2O0 for customs The operations at the Gold
Exchange Bank to-day Were as follows: Gold la
anccs, ST 400, ,75i; currency balances, $1.7949l2;
Gross clearances, $3l165,000. The following are