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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-19
flames RIVER STEAMBOATsSTE
u .f-.a.s COMPANY. sfss;ssnk
TRI-WEEKLY LINE. 15t


WINTER SCHEDULE.
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. BAl.TlMoS8
PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW fOEA,
ALSO FOR 80
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RtVER.
On and after WEDNESDAY, March "a, 1879:
this ComIany's fast anu elegant steamer JOHN
SYLVESTER, Captain j. 4. POST, carrying
United States Mali and Adams Express,iwil leAye
wharf, Rockets, tor above-named points MOI
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS at e.pO
a. NJ. Hi''..
Passengers make sure connections with Bay I.in'
Al Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and NeT
York 80
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE- ..
IURS ~
Fare 20 Bdlttlnore... ..............'.',. w
Fare to phllauelpma- ..,....-..''''.--. * u.
Fare to New Gork.."......"...... IL 2U
Tickets for sale on Steamers at GaTher 8 20 >
Ticket Agency, Main street, aad Exchange hSSsi
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, an.
regular landings on James river from A. u to
eP. NJ, at reasonable rates .fCE, -! ,t~I3t3.
) Freight for way-landings must be prepaid. =, /.
- : fE1t at''" L. B. TATUh, General Agent
ONCE: Companys wharf, Rockets; branch .s o..
dee at W. D. Blair & Co.'S, corner Of MINI an aRc
Main streets. ...-..-...L :. L. ?. -:
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BY Grubbs & Williams,

BY GrubDS u lillans,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. -
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TWO VERY VALUABLE LOTS. ON
L THE WEST SIDE OF SIXTH SrRtET Be
TWEEN BAKER AND PRESTON STREE ),
AI'Jt,iSfNti THE RESIDENCE OF DAVID
vii son, ESQ, FOR SALE AT aUCTlON..-We
will sell AT aution on the premises. on w EDNEs.
DAY the II 81 OF April at hslf-past O'Clock T. d.
The o loo ited us above described, fronting each
80 feet on the west side Of Sixth street aud running
TT; TERMS: al sale. GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
anJ7 |.f AucliOneerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-19
DInsoLVr1oNs q PARTNERSHIPS:

THE CO-PARPNBRSHlP HERETO
L FURE e,dsting;undtc the G:m name-andstyle
OF w. Il. POLH,t GO. is this day dissolved by lnu-
tual consent. All psrsous Indebted To US are ~
spectfulIy requested b., make immedaie payment
ant, those 10 whom are indebred VIII please pre-
sent their eydanCcs II indebtedness. ltheE Rake
ner will receipt for amy debt due The Gsm. ,
!, = = = -1'reE.I =" W. R.PDLK. r." .-'.
APRIL Z. ls55. GEORGE y VASHOS.
/ shall continue the REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
under the anne aud style of-w.k. POLK q 40,
turn my ID auks TO my friends aud generous public
for their yaronayes and would respec fully s1iei.
copttnu an ee Sf The same az the new stand No. q
Tenth erect. WILLIAM Il. POLK. 3
APATL 9. 1875. 81 $3.50 't ao 5 cd5f
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A STILL GREATER REDUCTION
4 fa.r"' IN PASSENGER FAKEs
i o'J.i 80 '2f-t.f at8 NJ a,.,-.rs, ..
(, g'ar - - "a BIZ THE .s. s....
= BALTIMORE AsD OHIO RAILROAD
.~To TO THE: gl......
WEST, NORTHWEST. AND SOUTHWEST

and correspOnulnYIy low rats 10 oth.r noI,,,s
West, Northwest. and southwest Tickets moi srsa'
cial or limited, but good until used ~ 'io
PASSENGERS leaving Richmond for the North, 4, g.
g So z. NJ ria Richmond FREDERICK bura snn ~ D.
romac railroad connect with the RairiIora and
Ohio railroad attShepherd, Immediately onnosi,e
alexandra, avoiding long and tedious oninIbus
transfer through Washington. -
Time from Richmond tn Baltimore only seven
hours and fifteen minutes Gas hOursl '4
For further information, time.c cards t,roup,
tickets &C., apply at company's Office, l2OI Tsdn
street. corner Twelfth street; AZ 1926 Main street.
and Office Of the kichDopd. Frederick sLurg and pa
tomac railroad, corner siSh'h aud BYRD streets
Richmond, Va; and at the principal tcket-oflices
throughout the southwest .s-....- -.
-. j. L. WALDROP,
ti.'1 ~ Southeastern Passenger Agent,
.s.a.u. 1901 Main ) rect, Richmond. Va
L. VI. COLE, G eneral J icket Agent;
E. R.DOrsEY, Assistant General Ticket Agent:
49, THOMAS K. SHARP
4 NH ,...-.-r... Muster OF Tra nspOrfatI1u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-19

ElRSf.CLASS SPLlNr LUMP AT IS
Il per Is bushels: Anthracite CRATE aud stove
81 and ~ 20 per ton; Quie him0nt and Cum.
berland engine, IS TO 1850 per ton; Clover
Hill and other Goals from 1925 10 &5 per load.
Oak and Pine Wood at lowest prices. Quantity and
quality warranted TO equal any In the city. Nine
teenth and Cary streets. Oh. PAGE.
NH 10
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EyIhomas W. Reese, Auctioneer.
No. 2 Governor street. ....- -.Ut


No. 2 Governor street. ..s ..u..
GALE OF GROCERIES,, LIQUORS,
- WINES. &c, AT AuCTlON.-As trustee OF
= If Grant & CO.. for The benefi; Of creditors,
viii sell al ucion the Premises, No. 6O2 east
Broad street. between sixth and seventh streets, on
sIOk~I NJ. 22d instant, commence
ing al 0 O'Clock, the cnllr stock OF GkOCEklES,
&C., consisting In rarl Of
GUSPOwDER and UOLOSG TEAS,
WulSKEYS. WINES, GIN,
SpICEs. PICKLES. CANNED FRUITS,
CEDAR and v ILLow WARE,
TOBACCO and CIGARS,
! OIL CABINET,
COUNTER and PLATFORM SCALES. &c, &c.
All sun under 500, cash; over tnat 6mount SIX
" DAYS credit for approved endorsed negotiable
paper. 49,,
AT same time will offer the UNEXPIHED EASE Of
store now occupied by F. NJ Grant co.
John DUNLOP. Trustee.
Sale conducted by THOMAS ". kkESEE.
an17 J.G.KEESEE Salesman.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31

THs late Grand Jury found Bill 1t inIict. |
ment against Alexander Dauskin, q Grani&.
Greek, for ''issaing promis1oty note, bil.
chsck-ticket, OF certi0eate. b circulate al
money" 90. &c. 100
L Section l49, Of tho Laws of the seoers
Session concerning crimes and punisbme.A. i
IF any person OF persons. association. es,u-
'pany Or cooperation. shall make, Issue, - III
ii circulation. any BILL cbec ticket. csrt;6eate
promissory note, or the paper Of any bank. %
circulate as money. the said persoo o. persr,n.
association. company. or corporation, Or tina
persons forming the same. shall, for the 6r.,
ofIsnse be deemed guilty Of misdem eonor and
for each and every subsequent off.nAe ha
deemed guilty Of felony. and st.all be punished
as hereinafter provided. Any person " per.
sons who shall upon Indictment be convicted
Of having violated tbs provision. Of .hi. act,
shall be punished ter the frat ofirnse BY i'm.
pr'sonmens in the county Jail not more than
three month";. or BY fine not exceeding two
thousand dollars. or BY both such fine aud i'm
prisonment"
This ID the law Of the Territory, 80 far a.
there IL any, We believe. which applies to the
accrsation against Mr.. Danskin. Notes were
Issued and put in circulation by Mr.. Danskin
contrary to law. That is plain, and will not
bc denied. Therefore, the Grand Jury did
their duty by indic.ing him but Mr. Danskin.
who is y foremost merchant Of Boise county.
aud one Of our best citizens. acted with and
under the counsel and advice Of two lawyers
Of the Territory, aud in the firm belief that be
Was doing that which be- had u perfect right
I" do. He also paid license to the govern
n-n, al the United States for the privilege OF
issuing and circulating such notes. Therefore.
the intent To do wrong being lacking MIR.
Danskin is not guilty of any oilense but hav-
ing been put I" trouble and expense. AS he has
byen aud will x,sll be-. there has brrn wrong
committed ior which the ignorance it exposes
Is no paliiason. and that wrnng was committed
| b, Nose who mi.advis-d Danskin. Ii this
were th- frat instance IN the Territory Of a
man having been mislrd by the advice Of at
torness. il would not necessarily attract attcn-
Ition but 10 is only one Ut many. and We
respectfully suggest to Mr.. Danskin's coun.
s-lors the propri.sy OF taking IN their shingles.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31
- and County
,,,,,,cr oovrr rsoczzD11as.

Monday. March =. 1870.
...n,nt to adjournment. Present
s''''ss' :. c,,,t, Associate Judge Presiding.
l''. ' y 'r -. and spiro scae'so"osca were
pitt'a % " e. IS. Jeremiah Mccarthy =! !.
Minnie a and ordered that p'alns'a
,efee "'" .,,n.es attendant thereto. which
e'A' !" ! - =, g. John ] Tompkins. George
CIV 49, -, attorney for plaintiff. moved 'o'
n''e n' .a..,t Of u master. The clerk was
,pp''''".''
appointed -, r.. Boise Mining Company
P''''s ,..,,, for plaintiff. J W Brow" and
b "" ,;..Gs. moved for the appointment I"
s''s :. a ~ take the proofs i" the case and
'. '.s. was appointed such master.
ee, n,,,l4 IS All Tin. indicted for murder
l'' ls :, ,.,ceared BY counsel and plead no
tlf'' :, ,.s ea+ose charged against hi" !" tn
Tl! " -, s.,for ,rial,o-morrow. March 81
'a nc p..,e .s All Vow. indicted for gran
'n' Plead no, guilty I" the indie tmen'
'' r p.ooye IS. P Callahan. indicted 10
ir {. Defendant plead not guilty.
AsSaul a. -. Danskin. Drfrndan
l,. ed iii tomorrow to answer ""''' wa
r, III u,xl,v. ct al VS.. X. P. Plowman. e
T.Ern under advlsrm-nt'
l.A' ..,,.. were selected from the pol
la,' MRS. and the sheriff was ordered &
= ,A-n to sppcar on March -oth. a
o..,.,ri ,aat Court do new ADJOURN unt'
n,r,v II nine o'c"cS A. NJ
uo''' Tuesday. March 3oth.
c,,-, M, rnrsuant la sdjoarnarnt- Pres
la Linn Clark. Associate Justice. an'
5-rs oits- Ccars, IL.
rs.,...l. :. 4. Danskia. Defendant ap
ii ,-ts,a. plead guilty xnl tll~d affida
..,,o, .orth the mitigating circumstance
,....,.Jvi,a ,ae issuing OF said pro,n,ssor,
|so.ss &c -
r.. n.osla 81. Al Vow Defendant with
,..r i. Ne, Of no, guilty. and pi-ad guilt.
|,,5c B,rsesr, ATTY. Tor Diet. asksts'e mere.
h, H. coat Dri. ordered &" APPEAR TAI
ns,rog March 3ls,, 1t 9"c'.~k. t"r sentence
ICoauuReI-f
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31
THE SUN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY


TIE approach Of the Presidential election gives
ssusuA smporsascs to the events and developments
n ls7s We shaiI endcsvor to describe them folly.
faithfully and fesrieealy.
THE WEEKLY Sun has NOW attained . circnls-
ton of Over seventy thousand copies. Its readers
sss found IN svsry state sna inc rn :. qnir
sndesvur 70 keep fully mp 20 the Old standard oa'
70 improve and odd 70 ~ variety and po.ef-
THk WEEKLY suN will continue 70 % tnof.
apund ID a. condensed when unimporsAns. q iol'
esash when Of moment. and always. We tfuss Hess'
ID in clear. Interesting snd Instructive manner.
u In our aim to MATE the wEEALI 81 tns pc:
and appropriate reading OF every sort
bus vtil print nothing 10 o6end tho most scrupn
IONS ana defects sAsss. u viii alssys contain sne
mos. interesting stories sad n,s% o '1'
The Agricultural Department ss prominen. 'es,
u,s r shs WEEKIY SUN. snd ~ articles win a.
vsys b found fresh and usssul 20 the Arnsr.
~,s.ssncf Ara sss WKRKLY SUN v thsir paper -
psciay Il belongs 70 no party. snd oosys no alo
asion coaseuAing Tor principle and for the secs.on
Of thu bsss men. Il ssposss Ne cosrupo0n ~.
srsces the country and thrsssens the ovefsnrow q
go, n,,rsn inss,tut,ons Il has no fear Of knsves
Ara seeks no isyos from thef supporter. -.
i: The msrlsss 81 every kind snd the fashions ~
rss1'.r'y rsp % .ss WEEKLY SUN i ono dollar
49, .0' = IN barely PAYS do expenses Of paps,
p.ntns ere sss 2 ns.. any sps
.I~ ~ ~ r~S11oA IN ctrculoeion. Under the
-. ~ vncS requires payment Of postag. 10 g.
49, - 1o,lGs ysor, Win twenty csnis ne cot
prepaid pssss Ad. sas e. - q srss 3
Il MOI ssssssZ . ~ % e'oE nr y O0 vho ,eod
on Soljss and sssssy esa vi - The pspss post
paid for year. ..-...
We hare no srDyel,ne egenDs -,
49, WrnxLY sUn.-neht passs. oi1y-d = 81 =.
| umss- Oniy ol.1o yeafs <sssse - :,
e' ~ ~ hi sOI.-Al ases SosE'pags 5000. ~
~ s-snfr. ei1hs eelnans. DsaIg ss..ssva ~.
iseSc1. 40 - $40 - 80 !. - n 4 ~
IpdSab peepab. - seaes 1919 - - - cces.
$50 'xSirsss. .sTEE slLN c,.x.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31

W. haye just received from Mr.. F. W Hell.
al't' No. q. West sixth Street. Cincinaati.
hc'len. piece Of sheet music entitled
aas Darling" which il . genuine treat.
''' ISL OF new music offered by Mr., H~lmick
'"~rs' 'ud the prices PCT sheet tenpsisgly
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31

>-gooL LAWS many inquiries have
s,su made in relation to tae provisions ut the
~ .ca.si lax passed by u. Eighth Session
IN. IaAo legislature. for the accommoda-
.ioo nd seaef. Of the paeiie its publication
!, sau.aced in these columns this morning.
|. VII b. concluded in the isaac VI FRIDAY OF
>glia.. IswIH also spp-ar in tull Tn the
,.,; ainber ri thr weekly Preserve the
rap,rs coa.aniag the Lava for future reference.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31

LECTION Or SCHOOL TRrsrEEs-Next
Monday, that being the hrss Monday in April,
b. day for the election of q new Board Of
&aoo Trustees; and a. no notice has been
FINISHED u for publication. we cali attention
o sas tine and fac. Of the election. believing
ne iesecs il a ov.rsigh.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31

EE,Rs are entertained for the safety oi
Ntssra MaAoa aad Abbots. the two young
1.a xao lei. on Friday last Ia make another
at:snr to reach ta- camp of .h. starving
Cilaa-a % Middle Boise The fears are
gogadl-sa, aea-s-r. a. they have been gone
I've iays, ,ad under the most favorable cir.
eaus.aaos they coald not make the trip Inside
81 la, tine.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31

;. "1 LUTHER JOHNSON. OF Summit Flat.
AVA a Dean, Of Qaartzburg. and Mr.. Alex.
'''.' D'h'1ln, Of Granite Greek. called On
., Would this week. Mr. johnson Gays be
: :" p''a work ahead on the famoos Golden
Ia niue. the coming summer.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31

n weather here is ssill very chansesble.
-, ~ e''sd'. rain. and snow, prevail; and
.s beautiful. joyous sunaAine and the
..n Gun winds, with frost The nights are
rosy, and blankets are in demand.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31
~ fiaI X1f 20.

A26 u. PE7E1NonL = Co.. 70 6tits Street., Bos
ton 81 Park Row. New York. and 7ol Chestnut Street
Philadelphia our Agents for procuring sdvsrtss
msnts Tor the IDAHO woaLp In th1 above oiiles. au
authorised b contract for advertino st our loves
rates. $50 f6f
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31

l.. 'oAsAsLE preparation for misisg II
s,.s'. a''s' and BY the time spring b.s fairly
~. Nv :, everything will b. ia readiness "a
runs " ~" -
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31

ii, ,oslrs Of Silver City. South sloso-
Or,I .4s f''''e~. the thriving little cities Of
viii n.y., s'a0's' appear this morning. They
f'''e Items Of interest IN evcrvhoAv
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

Happy Relief Tor Young Men ffon the Of.
fects q Errors and Abuses In early lie. Manhood
Restored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method Of treatment. New and remarkable RENE.
dies. Books and circulars sent free, In sealed en-.
velopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. ll9
North Ninth st.. Philadelphia. Ps..-an Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional skill.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31

i,,,.; district Court j. s,iIl ia session. but j,
,ajop,s =, ~ o4'ae'' rapidly aud will probably
"'' 10 the rish. place. : - '''''
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31

~ 0.e going topress commune alton
Ii. 49, 'sd from cens<rvin.. Too late lor
Out Il win appear IA tho merit.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31

s,sA Nun. hundred charcoal burners over Il
i'm. ''''' Tho price q .o.p rs.sis,
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-31

sa,,.,. .'e q la'saperssar." sossrihatol.
's'' sometime next wett.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, July 7, 1878
good oraInSrX i29lc Net receipts 50 bales Exports
Cotton quiet; mddlng. l5t4c'; low ,mddnh!, I4I4c;
Gfcas & s SS'S stoc
MOBILE July 7. 1875
Cotton STEADY mlddlips axe. iiSso; low %ldding,
potts s coastWse, * Sales, iCS stocE sO4 ~
Cation mammal, n,,arr ,. sAvAT iSM J%y lss
good ordinary lSsc Net receipts al bales sales Isl
CHARLESTON, July 7. 1875
good S oann r% & R oM s m bas aa
Stock, 6,Ol2.
Flour unchanged sales 500 bbs Wheat steady mar
s. & Sash cub %hs s.
nns hsng s sales $50 Sed wsstern at si two cars
sSss and So
oats, Sc 70 New YORK; ium6er, s. 70 to the Hudson
wheat 1853 do Ss ee % um
eer lou ss OF on the Srh and
ascertspsd jdO Oushes wheat. $50 ouj do corn
and ll20jO do. oats
Receipts, by lake-wheat 1906 bushels Receipts by
$500 do; oats $50 do shipments by rsiiroad1Four,
iy SaPs
for 20 % c pS SSnf for oas to ns
Flour rm 6Sis sold IT last quotation wheat dail,
anu Sicaso at no 6SyeT 6"n quiet and
sal OF No Milwaukee al 6lI. Rye none mere
Barley, none here seeds dull Pork an lard quiet aud
unchanged. Highwines nominally at 81 %; no sales.
TOLEDO, July 7. 1879
Flour steady. Wheat weak and ne. a2c. lower; No;
white wabash 81 2sls amber Michigan, cash and
July 81 2sA AnRust 81 %h september; 81 261s;
Gull ana lower; nigh mixel, 73c.; July, 73sc.;
august &c; da@aged, soc; Oats dull and lower;
and unchanged ReceiDts-Wheat, IA 900 bushels; corn.
27OCO oats 1000 do. shipments-Four, 10 bbls. ;
wheat 220lO bushels; corn. HOO do. oats 1000 do.
CHICAGO July 7, 1875.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat &C lve prices I'M
setled 20 spring 81 % a 81 Do; No. ? do. 81 "a,
5 OiA August; 81 OK, September; No do, 9o4r. q
go3se releete o9c Csrn buoyant; unsettled hrner;
gus 7.%c oeptember; rejected, Coo oats active and
August rejected SOC a 5okc RYE advanced and in
spring s. ,6as y, speti 81 sspsember. ork quiet
$s,5 sl9 CO. sepsmoer: Lard dal AMI lower at SU5
Bulk meals seady Whiskey 10 good demand. At the
easier at 69,ac Juy NE a7lAe, August oats easier
$ly 90 Augus, lard unchanged. ReceipLs-Flour.
bOUJ OILS wheat, 43UD busheis corn, 5000 do oats
5000 do. ShIpments-tlour. 400 b6ls. wheat 26JOj
bushels corn 500 DO oats 5000 do rye. 1OOo do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-08

city Beef hams we're steady. with fair demand at
was quiet and unchanged. We quote :-Barreled beef
- y se DO s1s mess 81 Da s e. Sss
mess sis 500 prime mess SO SIS Bacon was mod.
a %lS SsS az & a asd
n M % aS With se ~ O b. AGvf Des a.
IKE. 400 IDS heavy average a. il5geo oCo pekle LED
DO do. ailO9,e; Lard was quiet but steady; the
herces at 1870. Tor ,eptember
note sales Of 10 BAGS Of Ranseoa 1 al c ssc
bbls Louisiana at NJ e 90 psgs PaIna a. 1e 70
bond, atz5so gold, and so bags do Gond al $40,
PG T@s re So do sRoee S s &c. Saiss NO.
&c Ss4c; Iar to prime s2d common qualities down
7hc curreneyi RangOOn. bond, 2,se. 24c. per Id.
sUolR-The market was arm at Sc. SIC. for rair TO
ge e2a az SIDE a nS' ss a q caOs s9d e
We quote Notwithstanding, inferior 10 common &c.
G GOOD s' to do Srn ar C SS0d @ s srScer1 I s
to gsCa $40 S S1:c DO prime g choice. S5e s,Sc
&c mOlas ssd shd sos and OSss re nsladO
: &C. q IKE, do, 10 to &C. sssc Do Is to IS
oSc lSsc DO white lo iO' tS SS Rco 70
ch nas SIC e Il s 5 T.
IKE S,!sc,, Javs-tutch standsrd Nos i to Z, sSe
5 and e1rn s Ms
Erenu cn ote; yeIii92T &c. &C. extra q
srsARIsE was dull at l6c. for Western 1870 l6Kc
TGIIow was active with sales of 2lc o)o lbs at &c. and
10000 lbs at SIC. &C. also there was rumor OF sales
at ohc-
WHIsKEY.-Receipts, so5 bbls The market was firm,
vii sales OF $50 bbls at 81 %
FREIoHrs- freigats were steady with moderate
business In the chartering line business rather
qnie tor bon grain ana oil ireighs ship owners
holding Off being unwilling accept presen es
The engagements were-Io Liverpool, by cam, 5000
bushels grain mt SID. 81 per bushel; 800 u boxes
cheese part last evening" at fs, and 90 bo4es bacon
a 81 g ps aS Sy u
az o.. Sd. per bbl 10 Glasgow, by steam, i,lJo
bbls -four at SIS To st Petersburg, by steam. via
Hull LOOO bales cotton at 7l6d per ID. The charters
follows:-A Norwegian bark, hence to Rolter-
dam with $500 quarters grain at Is IM Anne rican
bari, hence Cork for orders with 400 40.
mored at Is American brig hence to Gibralter tor
orders, with $50 refined petroleum, 25lsc.
$40 bbs do do AZ hs another hence Co London or
Liverpool with 900 bbs do DO at A. l0Hd German
ship, hence to Bremen, with 6,5t0 bbls. do. do. at
Is. 4bt. American bark hence to Genoa, with q
bbs do. do, at 5s. per bbl American brig OF AS
United Kingdom, at 81 los. per standard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-08

40. no., coupon. llski 40 nves, 1881. registered
117Ki do. do, DO, coupon, llsA.
THE FOREIGN MARKET
London advlces report consois nrmer. The rate
OF discount In open market three months bills
IL 3-Ie, or Tic below the bank rate. Fiye-twenty
bonds OF 1862 at Frankfort, declined to 9sK.
Rentes at Paris are easier e4L THc. 4:SO p. NJ
Consols for money. 93K o.; DO, for account "a q
"a 1-Is; old 1866 bonus, 1863 q 1861 1867
bonds, 1861 a 106%; ten-lorty bonds, I04H
1O4X; new nves, 1887; Erie, l2x q lax.
special London despatch states that a prehml-
nary meeting OF the Erie bondholders was held
yesterday, pursuant to the call issued on June n
The meeting was very harmonious and innuen-
tial. IL was resolved TO form bondholders' pro-
lection society. and committee was appointed
TO request Sir Edward watKin TO become chair
man, after which the meeting adjourned until the
10Th inst.
RAILRoAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were strong, with an advance OF
in New Jersey Central first consos, y In Nor
ris ana Essex first cOnsos, u IN the seconds, aud
y in Harlem nrsts and North Missouri 1rsts.
Union Pacincs sold at 1921 for drsts, 99x Tor land
grants and cox for sinking funds. one lot OF
$4,000 Morris and Essex consolidated nrsts
brought 1887.
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares SOLD at I22 Tor Commerce, 99H for
Phoenix and 114K for state OF New YORK. The
latest bids are America, $50; Chemicsi, 1000
city, 800; Commerce, 121; Continental 90; Corn
Exchange, 1872; First National 200: Fourth Ma
uonal, 90; German-Amertcan, 943S Importers and
Traders, 1876; Irving, 100; Mechanics, I42; Mer-
camille, lOs; Merchants, l2l; Merchants Ex-
change, 1O1k; Metropolitan. 1a2X; Nassau. 100;
New York. 134 Pack, 14sh; Stare OF New York,
1141<; Irauesmen's, 40; Union, 1873.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-08
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

delegation OF some twenty property owners
from the vicinity OF the site selected to create
new parade ground for the National Guard, IN
the upper part Of the island, called upon Mayor
WicKham yesterday. This delegation was headed
by Messrs. Joseph Goodwin and Wright Gilett.
They requested the Mayer 10 Withdraw his oppssL
ton expressed In aietter to the Park Commits
sioners) TO the proposed scheme. Ills honor ala
not give any encouragement as to granting tna
request
me Rapid Transit Commissioners win have
temporary quarters in q room OF the New Court
House until permanent once can be established
In some otner part OF tue CITY, Inc second meet
Ing OF the Commisslon taxes place at twelve
O'Clock to-day.
Mayor Fulton, OF Galveston. visited Mayor Wick
nam yesterday at the City Hail.
we have heard nothing iateU or The Disbecker
Aldermanic Investigating COMMITTEES Two met
lngs were held and only one witness examined.
The Harlem nat nuisance was also before th0
committee. IL was understood Mr. DisDec ,era
connection with TINS outrage would be CRITICALLY
Analysed, but the powers OF the Board or Alder
men are apparently inadequate TO reach his case
A regular meeting Of the Board OF Aldermen viii
be neld to-day. Two important matters will prob
ably be discussed-tha water supply ana the Har'
lem nat OUTRAGE According TO a resolution
passed on last Thursday the Corporation COuusa
Is directed 10 send In AN opinion as TO the author
ny OF the Board IN ulsposlng OF tue Harlan nula
anco,