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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-14
CHEYENNE TOWNSHIP.
LEGAL NOTICE.

Pursuant TO law, notice is hereby
given that ON the 17th day OF Decem-
her, A. ID. 1875. Il patent was duly is-
sued, signed 10y Tho President of the
United States OF America, to- the
"Corpurnte authorities of the city of
Cheyenne, in Wyoming Territory"
in trust for the several use and ben
eft Of the inhabitants or The said city
of Cheyenne, according to their res
pective interests, by virtue of the act
ot Congress of March 2nti, 1867, enti-
tied AN act for the relief of the in
h%abitants of cities and towns upon
the Public Lands" for and to the
following described lands, to wit
In Section M. thirty-two (32, in
Township No. fourteen an North,
Of Range sixiy-six 1861 West; the
West one half Of said section, contain
ing three hundred and twenty 1920
acres, and lot No. four al containing
ton and nine one-hundredth acres.
1000 and lot No. five, cc%ptaining
tweuty-uinc and sixty one-hundredth
acres t29.G0,) and lot No. six, contain
ing f%oriy-nine acres, (49) ;and also:
In Section No. Six, (6), in Town
ship No. Thirteen (13) North, of
Range No. Sixty-six, 1857, West; the
North half of the Northeast quarter.
containing eighty 1907 acres; and the
Northeast qnarier of the Northwest
quarter, containing forty (4O) acres:
aud lot No. eight (S), containing
fourteen and lightweight one hun.
dredth- acres t1i.8Sl; and lot No. nine
(9), containing thirty-four and nine
five one-hundredth acres (34.95); and
lot No. ten N0), Containing thirty
five and thirty-one one hundredfh
acres. (35'3I); and lot No. eleven ny,
Containing sixteen and twenty ono
hundredth acres, t16.2O); and lot No.
twelve az, containing one and five
one hundredth acres, tl.05); and lot
No. thirteen (13), containing six and
thirty-eight one-hundredth acres,
(6.3s1. H /
This notice is given to the end that
all persons claiming any of the lots
included in said subdivisions may
make claim and procure title thereto.
as provided by the laws or Congress
and Of the Territory of Wyoming.i1
BY order of the corporate authorities
OF the city Of Cheyenne. Dated this
10th day of January, A. d. 1876.
IL. g.. L.. r. BREsNAHEN.
President of the Board of Trustees
Of the City of Cheyenne,an ex-oficin
Mayor thereof. f1-7w
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.


Messra r. V. Lynch Co, lace importers, OF Ne
ass Broome street. have :Alcd Liabilities and asset
not known
The Lucius Hart Manufacturing Company, manufac-
turers OF platedware Of No. % Fulton street. have
failed for about $lsooo They have stood well for
some limo past This company has nnestion With
hessrs Lucus Hart Il Co.. of Burling sip
Tho receiver OF the Loancrs Bank OF No. 20 Nassau
street. which suspended payment during last May
made report of his examination At the time OF the
suspension the president asserted that receiver was
asked Tor account Of difficulty among the direc-
tors, and It desired to have or three of them
put out OF thor Offices This statement the receiver
says Is entirely erroneous, and that the bank
compelled TO suspend from exhaustion. The in.
terest received during the last year OF the
banks existence less than $4,000, while
IL paid 600 interest ana Its running expenses
MADE loans a very irregular manner according to
the receiver. Tho total assets OF the bank
x4l5 $50 IL ana the liabilities Sis, $50 IS The
cash assets So 575 - almost all tho nominal
assets worthless. The Bank Examiner says that
q majority OF the securities are valuelesa IL Is
thought that II the affairs OF the bank wound up
by receiver the dopostors will not receive twenty
i've cents on the dollar II has been contemplated
since the suspension TO continue the charter under
organization, but conclusion Las been arrived
at us yet. William II. Tweed one of the founders
OF tins bank
In the County Clerks Office there was filed yeser
day the assignnents OF Daniel Phelan, George A. Phe
Ian and Thomas King, constituting the hrm OF D. Phe
IAN, Son Co., TO William NJ. Rogers, and OF Jacob
Stamper TO Edward A. Smith The liabilities OF
S,amper gwen So, 500 Oh nominal assets as
81 1876 49, and real assets x4l9 ~
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BAD FOR DIVIDENDS.

DEGRADING THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
CoMpANY--AN ALLEGED CONSPIRACY AMONG
THE FERRY MASTERS AND COLLECTORS.
The examination in the of alleged conspiracy on
the part OF James Decker ticket collector; George
West, ticket collector, and Jacob Van vakenberg
icrry MASTER all in tho employ OF the PeDnsyivanis
Railroad Company to delraud that corporal on out OF
money, continued yesterday before Justice Murray
at the Tombs Police Court large number OF tho
friends OF tho prisoners aud many employees oil tho
railroad present Charles W. Brooke appeared as
counse. for the company and John U. Mott for the
prisoners The nodus operandi OF the conspiracy was
Tor one Of the parties sell The tickets which Tho
collector would receive but instead OF depositng them
in box provided Tor the purpose he
would put them aside, and hand them back
TO the ferry master to be rcsod by him. The proceeds
OF this transaction they would subsequently, divide.
William NJ Patlner, VINO has turned states evidence,
being formerly in league with the defendants and an
ex-colcctor OF the company, was recalled lie said
that In May, 1875, he made arrangement with Van
ValKenbcrg to give him tickets they had had aconver
sation together about the matter and Van Vakenberg
remarked they might as well have a slice OF what
gong any ono else; gave HIM 100 tickets which no
resod aud returned to hm witness 81 90 rs his share
continued these dealings until September /. when
street Jerry; the only instance Of dealings With.
Van Vaikenberg New York on tho
10th OF December when witness gave him sixty tickets
and received bis regular share witness had similar
Transactions with George W. West in Jersey about tho
middle of June; asked hlm to relieve Whitehead, 50
that tickets he sold during that time should be res
turned to him; West uid and witness received his
usual 'divvv )" the first transaction IN New FORK wat
when he (witness took the tickets from Van Valkcn'
berg ald handed them TO West, returning the i've N
evidence about the LIST OF August 1876. These nvt
tickets put IN evidence for the prosecution.
Here the witness was asked to give the names OF any
others who had been in the employ of ht
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. with whom
he had similar fraudulent dcaings witness
mentioned the following namas:-Jamcs T. White, A.
I. Larraoeo, James Mckernan, John G. Robinson,
William Green, Captain Nissan and Y. /. skinner. W.
/. Giroy, chief clerk OF the Audit Department, wai
called Counsel for the prosecution asked him ioI
papers, which he submitted TO the court documents
going show that Tor the three days subsequent TO the
of the prisoners the receipts the ferries had
increased by $500
The Court excluded the testimony, holding that 1t
inadmissble, ana, alter the hearing OF two other
unlmportant witnesses, AN adjournment was taken 70
the l6tn inst
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvKsToS. August 0. 1876
good ordinary. go Net receipts. 80 bales sales, M
NEW ORLEANS. August 0. 1873
Cotton strong; niddlng, llae low s piailing lie:
sSss.wiss. i.iss yaie. Iioo STOCK a7e4. ' '''''
MonrLK. August 6, 1876
a,i7 aa"'' '''' ''' ''''''''' ''
cS.:en higher mddns M ss mldan good
CnARIEsros August o. 1876
loc good ordinary 9s4c Net receipts. i4a bales
wmMiscros August 0. 1879
snasS 1'i steady oD "' nom"
Flour unchanged sale. 800 sSs Wheat dull; no No
choice white Gsnada 81 A. Corn unehanssd oa,. dull
sS sd'' canal r. Ugh and
@ to Sss y0s s%S' .r K tho l. S
$40 feet Canal $4,000 fee, Rail
Receipt. 4..pes Byy sc s5 " vlsa g. aS
& d: ass' y a os @ DO S
isy, 200 DO shig%en,s BY canal 70 .idsSater-ogrn
Sa;isi. a.o d. shipment; sy i,l-Floar. sl9S
do. barley, 1900 do Fresh.s unchanged whes.
ys noHinay unchanged Corn sSi' ses 9, ioG
by samples at 44c oats inactive. Barley rye neg
mesa sls So Lard dull a. i1c mghwns, no "S aem"nd
% 20 2s's ae wa'ci dS No White Sis %'ss. 81 ~
No. amber Michigan. VI o.; amber Michigan spot,
Dayton and Michigan. ~ 1915; No red 81 on rejected
Sss s no
grade. Ais damaged. 39c Oats steady NJ S3c new
s2c white 37; No do. new, 33c. Michigan, 3alf
i5e; Recepts-26ool bushels. wheat 1900 do corn,
1000 do. oats shipments 900 bbls -FOUR 5000 do.
wheat 900 do corn, 1000 do. oats.
CHicACO, August q. 1876
saF When.
9o1sc October No Chicago spring Tie rejected. 6c
Corn steady aud hrm; No 1t l51sc spot 4oc. A5i4c
October Oats easier: No at zoe, spot September
Rye steady at soc a5o,c Barley Grmer At fo SEE spot
Fork quiet but steady: SlS so ST. SIS September.
Lard que, and weak; si rs spot 30 September Bnlx
meats steady and unchanged WhisKcy steady and
changed Railroad freights 70 New York. 2tc Receipts
Flour 800 bbs wheat 5000 bushels 2oa 600 do.
oats 70 do. 5000 do. barley 800 do Shipments
Flour. $40 bills wheat IS 900 bushels; 600 do
oats 1900 DO lao do barley. loo do. At the
afternoon call OF the Board wheat firm Ac. higher.
Corn unchsnged Oats easier; 29Sc zoe. cash Provi
siOns unchanged
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT FInMER, FUTURES 1-l6C. A
WHEAT DULL AND LowEg--CoRN QUIET BUT
rIRMKR-oATs QUIET-wHIsKEY LowER--PoEK
QUIKr--LARD EASIER-PETRoLEUM STRONG
NAVAL STORES QCIEr-oILs srEADY-GRo-
CERIEs: COFFEE QUIET; SUGAR STRONGER
FREIoHTs FIRM.
WEDNESDAY,, August 9-6P. N.
The commercial situation not ono whit improved
to-day but the contrary some OF tho principal
modities were dull and lower On Change this was
was dull, lower and nominal. Corn quiet bur
scarce and nrmer Oats quiet Whiskey was
lower. Pork quiet Lard lower Freigh,s were quiet
but hrm. Cotton the spot was nrmer futures were
Lice u 5S2c. higher. Coneo quiet sugar
stronger. Naval stores quiet Oils steady Pc.
sroleuin strong.
The IA srEct for Flo quiet also the
market for mild coIee Prices unchanged We note
sales OF 5000 bags Hio Option, private terms We
quote -Ordnary cargoes i4s<c ioc. fair do isLc. a
Ieac good do. lie. IKE prms do l71ac l7aac
extreme range tor lots iic 1870 santos lair good
l6tsc lie. gol ninety DAYS; Java, government bags
aoe. 22c do. grass mats. zoe. 2Sc singapore. do
lSt.c Laguayrn lolgc. I7sc Jamaica. l5c. lie st.
Domingo. isc l5c.: Porto Rico l1lsc isc.: Costa
a Io,sc Angostura l5c IKE savaniIs. l4S4c isc.
Curacao l4tsr. y lie
Corros SPOT cotton there - quiet ort steady
market and there advance OF Nc ordinary src,
ordinary and good ordinary upiands and li6c
ordinary aud all grades OF stained Future de
liv.rics opeued iuc. higher but during the day the
lost. and the ma>ket cosc weak from Lice.
below yesterday closing prices. he closing prices
today compare with lue-dsys price, as follows
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February; 100 at ~ Lice. 100 at re. 200 a.
III Jl-a2c.; April. $40 IL Bloc. June. 100 At
y 23s.c;. 100 At 1899; July, 100 at II 2s-sae.
Total 2O.5oO bales Grand total. 2A,3oo bales.
New Orleans 49, Mobile. 49, savannah, 81; Chsrisston.
49, Wilmington, 03; Norfolk. 2t5; Boston, 1886 Total.
LIB This day last week. 800 this day last year L.
Total since September 5o95-0 bales Cotton freghts
closed follows ito Havre by steam Sc. to
Hamburg. by steam, 7ac conipressed to Bremen. by
steam &c. compressed: 10 Liverpool. 5i6d by steam:
by sail. 5-i6d.
FLOUR AND GRAIS-Recepts-f'o i4.eI7 bills wheat,
I1o3o bushels 100 bits aud 5i3 sacks;
slssi bushels; corn 20 sl4 DO 80 do barley Loo
do barley malt $50 do Tue Hour market dull
and heavy. but without decided change The sales
about 1000 blls including state Western and Southern.
nj the annexed Rye aour quiet; 10 bbls
sold at ~ Is 81 Is. Corn meal quiet; about $40
bbls sold At x3 ~ - rs fc~ Brandywne 81 e5 So
for Jersey and PennsS x gniA yellow We quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-10
REAL ESTATE.

The sales OF real estate under foreclosure at the Ex-
change Salesroom, No. III Broadway, yesterday. were
as folows:-
r. ". Harnett sold one-half interest in the house.
with lot 81 1oxl033 on the north side OF East Four
tccuth street. 1853 feet OF b. for ST. $50,
A. Schwanderman.
Scott Meyers sold the lot 25xlCO on tho east sdo
of Eighth avenue, ~ teet south OF l43d street, for
$4,000, to Henry Allen.
Abrahsns, Rachel and husband, 70 S. Michels cs
same so 10 sT Abra i"s ~. . Of Sd as Of 10Th
same to William H. Macy e. s. Of Sd av . Of aGtI
Brown. Julia and husband to W. Bronson H. s. Of
North ST., W. of Madison cath ward; year 80. 1000
Darrow Jane T.. to L. j. Lockwood. n. Of 18th st.
Pine rrsns. tSs & weaver corner Of 9TH w
harrison, Edwin Nj, to & IL Rhoadcs no a6i
Greenwich 5, years :; , 1900
Lsrarl Peter r.. 20 L. Spencer MOI; lis and ils 80
Murphy Kate + and husband to +. D.tor, - Of
SON. Peter %' and wc to W. r. woodcc
same to . wosde o Goth St. 700
oD Dom g F. to NJ mowisnd exccuto H.
9th ST. e. of 4th av; years 1000
wis ss S.raa. VIE " Eaxssd. 49,
10Th st. md a2o U,. TO Of ka "a sy ao1'o som
Agoew and wife to NJ NJ French .............. 7e.ooo
De Peyster st. s. ~, 63s n. W. of Front. 3661sxi7:
John Coleman aud wife r. r. Mclaughlin $500
127th ST.. s., los II. w. of 4tl 25x9J IL Will
liam Glover and wife Jesse Potter 05OO
10th ST.. s. g.. between NV. A and LIST 25xluUl0;
j. b. Flagg wife to A. H. kellsm. Nom.
r Ksnoch.n urus,eel TO r LoriiIad ......... $1,000
Weldon and others to O. NJ iiawey 5000
weaver to r. g. also
zschneirke aud wife to NJ T. Albro ........., $4,000
lO2d St.. n. $685. n: W. OF 9th GIG lOl35< L.
W. Emerson (rcfcree) TO H. y. Ely MINIMUM. 3,CW
18th st. y. g. 30 II. W. Of I'd Rv., 20xl02.2; X q.
Beamish referee) TO J. c. Faminer .......... $50:
18th st.. ~ 1913 f. .. of 9Th I6SxlO15;
Marsh (referee) Robert Hoe ............... 500
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices report an Improvement of 3 per
cent in consols, while American securities un-
changed with the exception OF 1S67's, which have
made fractional advance Bullion to the amount Of
f160 600 went into tho Bank OF England balance o.
day. Tho following the closing quotations Con
soils for money, 9611 963a do. for account 964 a
961; vetweny bonds Of 1865, Old 1865 1858; do.
do. OF 1867, l09k; ten-orty bonds, 100; now dves.
106X 1867 Erie common shares, 1873 121; Erie
preferred shares, l9. In Paris renes 1901 IL sc
Exchange on London for short sigh. 25f 27kc.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
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gold on sccoun, Of n.ores, aud $500 in redemption
The Sub Treasury released to-day slls75 silver coin.

OF dve-t~cnty bonds
The Sub Treasury released to-day sl s75 silver coin.
NvEsTnESr sHAREs.
In investment shares the o lowing changes oc-
currea Rock Island. 1885, 1854 1854 1861
Illinois Central. 50 a sSis a S9t.; Jersey Central.
o14 COX s611z u 62M 0l9s Delaware and LacAa
wanna, 94z e57S s5 s5ss y 95sS; Pttsourg and
Fort Wayne. 1925; Cleveland aud Phtsburg. 95. ;
Union Pacific 59si co. Harlem 1874 a 1877; New
York Central, 1864 1861 Delaware and Hudson,
9sis 9s 81 a e6 06i4 a 951; Chicago and Alton,
1Ol n; Morris and Essex, 10l \.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed steady at the following quo
tations:-United States currency Sizes 1861 1868
do, do 1851 registered, 10y ll9sl do do, do.
coupon, l2oh 120t do, do, 1865 registered, 1l6
ll64 do do, do, coupon, 1i6 l16ss; do do. do,
new registered, NIX 1i75s do. do, do, coupon,
l17X NIX; do. d. 1867, registered, l1954 12o;
do. do, 1851, coupon. ll9I 1i95s; do do. 1883.
registered, 1914 1913; do. do, DO, coupon.
l21x 1878; do do icn-forties, registered, ll6
all6A; DO do, do, coupon, 119 ll9k; dc. do.
nves, 1881. registered. III HIS; do do, do,
coupon, ll7a nix
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares sold at 100 for Central National, 80 for
Fourth National and 1881 for American Exchange
BoSps
In State bonds Tennessoes sold AK for old and at
~ Tor new and District Columbia 8. 65's At II u
RAILROAD BONDS.
In railroad bonds the dealings well distributed
and the market ruled firm. Michigan Central sevens
to l0Ok New Jersey Central convertible to 93h
Milwaukee and St Paul (Ia Crosse division) to lO2A
Union Pacific sinking funds to 80 and G., C. and l..
c. arsts 10 4o,4 Chicago and Alton nrsts brought
100 Morris and Essex seveDs Of 1871 l05, New York
Central skies Of 1883 1906 c., G, G. and L. hrsss losx
and r,O los. In tho afternoon MIL
waukeo and Paul liza Crosse divisiou advanced TO
lGs and consolidated sinking funds to to 9o1< North
western consolidated coupon gold bonds taken At
e3s& o3x Central Pacihcs rose to l09h, and Mchi-
gan Central sevens lOoA The latest bids wore az
folIOws.--
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A COWARDLY CRIME.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. !

evidsnt that the Court had decided the already
lnnd that argument would be waste Of time and that
the Court evidently considered his OF conduct as
lawyer unpro!essional Judge Smith said that the
remarks OF counsel were impertnent uncall cd
Tor aud wholly rnwarranted by iacts The
counsel then subsidized On the part the defence II
was endeavored to be shown that Mrs Gormey had
requested Cook 10 act trustee for her. The effort
proved u failure. The secretary OF tho Abingdon
Square Bank ana the testing teller of tbs Bleecker
street Bank answered promptly to subp9nas issued by
Judge Smith. and produced the books Of their nstitu-
lions. confirming Mrs Gormlcy's story During The
course OF the examination nior nation reached Judge
Smith that Cook. although married men, had mis-
tress known rs Mrs. Cook residing at No. 20 South
Filth avenue The matter placed IN the hands OF
sergeant Berghoz Detective Won Gerichen and Oncer
Fleming, OF the court squad they succeeded IN learn
ing that the woman's real Annie ilson, and
by clever ruse induced her come TO court On
reaching court she placed in private ROOM
Judge Smith then examined Cook regarding the
woman but under the advice OF his counsel he de-
clned TO answer, the ground would degrade him.
The woman was brought into the room. and Cook ad-
United he knew her The production OF tho woman
was complete surprise 10 Cook aud his wife, who
was present The counsel TOR the defence moved Tor
the discharge OF the prisoner. His MOTION was per-
emptoriy denied by Judge Smith, who held Cook tor
trial in default OF 81, 600 bail, and sent him to the
Tombs
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

A notorious character named James Lcddy was AZ
ragned at the Fifty Street Police Court yes
scrday charge Of bong concerned in the robbery
OF James HarrigAn, of No. 5o7 West Forty seventh
street Harrigan was walking through Tenth avenue
about two o'clock the morning OF August z when
three young men. OF whom Leddy one sur
rouncod bin aud robbed him Of s. and small amount
Jcwclry which be had on his person. He made Z
hard struggle FREQ himself from the grasp OF shs
high~aymcn, aud in the meSs was stabbed IN the aca
once. Cottrell arrested eddy, and he expocts ba
tho others 10 custody n . abort TINE Lsddy wak
committed for trial
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MINING STOCK 8,


Tho following securities sold at auction to-
day. 81, 900 bond OF the New Jersey and New York
Railway Company 10; $500 bond Of the Hackensack
and New York Extension Railroad Company, 10; 800
shares ST. Louis Kansas City and Northern Railroad
Company, 6k; $4,000 ST. Louis and Iron Mountain
Railroad Company ARKANSAS branch) 4s,s; $1,000
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Railroad Com
pany. 10; 20 shares German Exchange Bank o4k.
A despatch from Washington says:-rhe House has
passed the Senate bill allowing the Pacific Mail Com
pany to substitute steamers for between
San Francisco and China. This, II Is claimed Will
effect q saving to the company Of $50 600 per month
The coinage OF the San Francisco Mint for July was
the largest made in any month, and
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THE REMOVAL OF CASTLE GARDEN.

The Committee Lands, Places and Park Depart
mcnt OF the Board OF Aldermen, OF which Mr. Purroy
is chairman, held an adjourned meeting yesterday
Commissioners Starr Lynch ana Kaufman, and Su,
pcrnteDdent Lynch present hear argume Of
persons In favor OF the removal OF the Garden No
appearing In support OF removal the committee adj
iuurnod stue
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On complaint OF Charles Macdermott, Of No. 2sS
First avenue, William ONcil arragncd at the Ffy-
seventh street Police Court yesterday, charged with
roobing Macdermotrs money drawer OF $l7 The latter
said he detected ONel IN the act OF robbng his drawer
and the prisoner held tor trial
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Ew YORK HERALD THURSDAY, TO-

weights 02 lbs rs lbs per head at G per H. % sts,e
lambs 62 lbs head ut 7sc per H. IS state
lambs. weight SIS lbs per head at TIC. per ID.
Mich Lows-Trade small that dealers decline TO fur
nish quotations
vKALs AND cALvEs-No change in the condition Of this
branch of trade In live stock smooth quality veas sold at
Tie SIZE To- ordinary quality calves including those
that butterniiik fed sold AT 4c a &c. per Id.
uOcs.-There live sale
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August !, 1875
To TIKI EDITOR THE HYRALD:-
As New Yorker allow to tender you my thanks
for the stand the HERALD has taken against the rebuild
ing OF Castle Garden an emf grant depot, thereby
spelling the Battery and worse still allowing the help.
less ut to iali into the hands OF First ward
thieves VIII you not announce that your columns are
open 10 letters protest against continuing this abuse
NEW YORKER.
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ADVANCES AND pkcfISE
The following are the changes in closing prices CON-
pared with those OF yesrerday:
ADvAsok-New York Central, ~; Delaware and
LAckawanna, q Illinois Central, Lake shore, y
Michigan Central. /; Northwestern preferred, u !;
Ohio and Mississippi, - /; Rock and, u ST. Paul
y; do. preferred, y; uniou Paciac, Il Western
Union, y.
DECLINE -Jersey Central "a; Harlem, x;
Tho rest Of The market was unchanged
TUX MONEY MARKKr
Money continued ABUNDANT al and u per cent,
with exceptional loans at l. Commercial paper is
quoted as heretofore. Exchange was very dull Prime
sterling rates. IS and 80; selling rates. 81
and l. 50 4s9h; reichmarks, e4L a e4,s and 95Js q
ess cables, 70 sos prime Paris, Is and D. 1871.
The following are the rates of exchange on New
York:--Savannah, "a premium; Charleston scarce,
ka u premium; St Louis, so premium; New Or.
leans, commercial, y bank, "; Chicago 90 pre-
MUM; Cincinnati, fair demand. 80 a 100 premium
MARKET.
Gold opened and closed at III with sales In the In
term Al lll5s The carrying rates "a, and u
nor cent and the borrowing rate Fat
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MUNICIPAL WOOL GATHERING.

Among the moneys yesterday paid into tho city
treasury by the Treasurer OF tne Park Department
tl3s 80 received by the department. rom shs
sal O
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KILLING MAD DOGS.

Mad dogs were snot and killed by tho police ycstcr-
day in the Twelfth, Twsnty.third sad rwsnsy.ninsh
pIscineta