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IL ttl. AHlrs 1nxnnfactulc. ~tth tstnch chuck all
pr.'I $tA1, -
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for hAttx. cnplcc and III rt!tccI order, Dffe f4tn
Harris irUn. .Plantf, With rhncka etd tools. pa1ea
feet by "a incllfk Wide. In reffpct 0ftr pfieA et
nrI press. txtng y, tnehcs, colnplcte, WIN eonn4
pr!cv *taN
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on NORTH stn
w east Of EAtk-st., In exchange for Improved. vel
rEntcs!, nnincu.nlFrcd properly On South SIDE ht
drEta 5S, IrlEnne UlnEr =
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EoR sALE-Cllf;Ar FARM LASn.1 .IiAvE BA7
niles eouth u Topeka, Ksp~A vii! ue Al Is per- mere
cAsh. D. nnr t,af r.an and hnInncc IN ne yr1r with In
named tract as g pr acre hslt eash nnd balance IN
feet; ta1es paid up. Aldrena JOHN COSUvEHt Fan
tAa CITY, Mo.
TOR sALE-OK EXCHANGE FOR CITY FROZEN.
j. ~. 10 tnrnbrAuce-faFu Of III ncr O. miles from
Chicsga, vsiuo, $a,HD. ALBERT GliUSDlES.!s !s2a
hizIn Al
, 1876-08-04

1lERst!NAt-w1lI. T. T. EAFFAH. FnttAiE!sLf
l At milwaukee, Etna hts sadF.ss ~ ": u. PEtE-
, 1876-08-04

,t ,,J.yIss ~ Tar thc itntnrtliatp construction az
t INV ca..Et tioren ui,tI, sju,lh1 not EXCEED in
~ 30 kninn n tl,c s,,crcctitne meet nr Com.
c0h. o.,.s1 1t,1,,. ffrrrI .sIKt1tntc ,lc1nri,,r
!hias'onsv -, tt" nlrculv excessive tChi
tiat! o"l's ~ H., t"n n,,a-4 rHyyftrm its nrtIon
q ne e1sy' s7s nn'' an.i nastn,;no ali actio,l
hh1ii me lht HaY u ""3, ;3,,t :.,,av m" TonTj
alFtI'n ani ~ ~ ,n% 1cHs ,vori ,stM,.t wnitint.
tcetuG 10 s" o WIN w. H. vi" II. y. ~.
Tor the c-oIcrasn u tue ~ T., ~, hhitn n,
latter however, we.e Nv. w. ~ III t,vnn,s thu
J'1r ~ " enfisfithii' VIZ 'Ca ., Tnn,s,s ~ ~
building Camnttces a. tnH tMo rua'n in,,o4i,v ~
this meeting ALL. N!lle} um,ftIe" tsl,.9
communications, et"HsnE Mith l..i''H.t:r,
rresssa opinion tat fr.s tottnss,'n nnn
would ho "i no service 70 tt,I ,,ul s.' an"
pride nl tt9 eity a',1' eoaly. & ~ Heeu n,rn',
ference, held .'uty U, II was hGttnea 10 ntp;''ns
two architects, nnu AN. ialef Fepsis!.etH Fi,. a n
string of resolutions ni WNlc ti,c fuMS f, "sn n'
was to prevent RMS lIn.. ".t,R R,,a,a ."eu rc %
S,.,tfoms s'iar1, n.r,,t.I ,imatI,rr. am wer
not 1 supported. .,,. ,. .,,,,, ,,,v a,
Ino C99nty noaso III 1he'F 1nee'"'s '"'s -
a'seussca TIE -.-....-..
AMOUNT OF COMPENSATION
TO be paid to architects. II ind beGn previously
agreed that no m9rc tiIau 1 per cent should be
allowed, aud 9t this meeting II strong sentiment
was doyelopctl y, favor Of giving less Sonn'Is-
sion. Commissioners Boguo, Clnlgh, blirtliek,
aa Jones , voted and argued fur errease, INT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

In tho United States Circuit Court yesterday Judge
Benedict sentenced Morris Brsinsky the letter carrier
convicted OF robbing the mails to two years imprson
hard labor in the Kings County Pen,tcntiary.
The District Attorney yesterday moved that Charles
l. Lawrence, the alleged Custom House smuggler, be
called plead 70 the indictment against him. but
under advice OF counsel he refused to do So and the
Court directed plea OF not guilty 10 be entered, and
set the trial down for the second Wednesday IN May.
Judge Donohuc, IN supreme Court, Chain bers yes.
tcriay, IN the matter OF opening Central avenue, be-
tween 136h and Hath streets confirmed the report OF
The commissioners OF Estimate and Assessment An
adjournment to April 10 was ordered IN the matter Of
widening 10th street. west OF Eighth avenue and to
April II the matter OF widening the same street from
Second avenue 10 Harlem River
verdict Tor $l3, 343 o. was obtained few days ago
BY the metropolitan Gas Company against city
yas supplied in 1874, the amount for which the
pauy originally sued being $l22 679 49, and the differ
sDce being made up in costs and disbursements An
order given yesterday by Judge DOnohue for an
extra allowance &c counsel OF one per cent on the
amount OF the verdict, thus swelling TO 997 80 the
cost OF contcsting this suit
In the case or Sporting vs. Hermann 81 al, hereto
fore reported, wherein order arrest obtained
against the defendant, Morris hermann, on the
Eround OF alleged fraud, motion was made by cx-
Judge Brdscye to vacatc the arrest The motion was
opposed by Mcssrs Jacobs and Sink, plaintiffs counsel
who submitted vouminous afhdavits support OF tho
order, claiming that the defendant made large pur-
shases just previous to his failure and sold large
titles goods auction and then left Canada,
naming absent Tor long time. Judge Gocpp yesterday
denied the motion sustained the order ot arrest
An order Of Judge Donohae, Of the supreme Court
ing Anson Matby, special receiver Of the Utica and
cldensburg Railroad Company, 10 turn over the
books and papers OF the company to William II. New
Judge Donohue issued another order which was nicd
IN the County Clerks Office, granting William A. But
er receiver OF the Manufacturers and Builders Bank,
tho right TO extend the time OF payment OF certain
promissory notes and mortgages for i've years. pro-
vidcd the interest is promptly paid.
Judge Donohue has granted order, which was yes
lcrday filed in the County Clerks office, authorizing
ihe receiver OF the Commercial Warehouse Company,
which in liquidation, loan the funds in his hands
caIl-suficient security being taken ON such loans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02
DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.

BY Judge DonOhuc.
whiteman vs. Green al O'Brien VS.. Green ct al.
tones Green CT al 4; Koran vs.. Koran; Prayer
Derron; Taylor We. Tho Mayor &c knight
Genet; Tho Bank for Savings, &c, rrcnor ct al
Punch and another Rugcr ct al; Matter OF Hail.
Matter Of Lark,n. &C. Matter Of Trimblc; Matter OF
Ncxman.--tranted.
Fitzglbbon va The Mayor, &c Pcyser vs.. Schormig;
The People, &C, Parkcr.-Dcnicd
Palmer vs. The Humphreys specific Homeopathic
The Irving Savings Institution VS.. Duke OF aL-No
rule To make allowance
Matter OF opening I65th street, new street, and part
bf Tenth aycnuc.--Costs taxed
Matter OF Colc.-Must be referred.
The Metropolitan Gas Light Company The Mayof,
&c -Alowancc Of one per cent
Litaner VS.. Gulchman. Notion denied
Wood vs. Aidrich Order appointing temporary re-
natter of Liwcrre. Reference ordered
SUPREME COURT -cIRcUrr-PARr g
BY Judge Lawrence
Biglcr ct al The Mayor, &c-Motion for new
trial denied.
SUPERIOR coURr-sPEcIAL TERN
BY Judge Sedgwick.
Nltschkc VS. O'Ncil ct al: Menicr Beckman ct
aL-Judgmcnts signed
sponord vs.. The Texas Land company.-scs memo
randum.
The Lycoming Fire Insurance Company vs. Klebs
ny Judge Curtis
Schoemet va Ka?pcnbcrS, &c-Piain,inrs CON-
plaint dismissed with $40 costs.
Demott vs. McMullin. Order canccipg lis pendens
smith vs. Crow ct aL-Rcicrccs report confirmed
and Judgment OF foreclosure and sale.
The Tribune Association vs.. Smiih.-Moton denied
win leave appellant TO serve new undertaking
Eithin nvc days proceedings stayed In meantime, &c
Schwaihaiz vs. Brown. reference ordered
Walker VS.. WaIkcr.-Moton dismissed without costa
10 either party.
Rice VS.. 0'Rclly ct aL-Ordcred that plaintiff have
judgment for return OF property, &c.
Chain vs. Chaim-ln an application for an order OF
reference divorce there should be proof OF tho
,ervcc Of the and complaint on the defend
pursuant rules % - and 81 Of the general rules
" the courts
MARINE coURT--cHAMBERs.
BY Judge McAdam.
Robinson va Davenport -Motion to vacate injunc-
tion granted
Maieos Nolan Motion denied, with $40 costs to
defendant 10 abide event
Gars,der VS. Tut,lc.ordcr directing James +. Avery,
third party TO pay over money, &C.
Donohue vs.. Mcixci--kcccvcr appointed
Daslin Caldwell, Schueter VS. Duscnbury; Rus
sell VS. kckeaye; Flanagan ". The Mayor, &c Lin
den vs. Msidcrhaur: lcckhoer vs. Huber; ellis vs.
Ecyer.--Motons to ADVANCE causes granted
Ennis Brown; Pratt VS.. Ncholl; Park, Jr., Va
Slcdge Receivers appointed
Hzwksworth VS. Minor Proceedings vacated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02
A SWINDLER.

A very successful swindler has been going around
among builders and private families up town borrow.
ing ladders hose, blocks TACKLE ropes &C., for
in ST Paul's Roman Catholic church. Fihy.ninth
street Neither the church nor the victims ever sec
him again. His errand seems plausible, because the
Fathers cnlarging their old houses building
and might be supposed to need such things But
they need just now than thing else police
man to catch this ladder ndlcr and give him
mer vacation up tho river
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CONSTRUCTION OF THE SHIPPING

An examination pending for some time past before
United States Commissioner Gutman into the matter
of the fees Of the Shipping Commission was resumed
yesterday. The question involved is as to the con.
structon Of the net under which CaptainC C. Duncan
appointed Shipping Commissioner OF the pof.
The act requires that all fees arising from lis operation
shall be paid the United States Treasury, except
ing the salary OF the Commssioner-nxcd ut So 0OO
making allowance for the expenses OF running Tho
picc The question Is where he funds for these
essary expenses 10 come from. Commissioner
6utman has submitted his report to Judge johnson,
Df the United States Circuit Court for his ruling OF tho
anns frnc flon of 70 net
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during which Lansrried struck Kreuzer on tho nes'

during which Langfried struck Kreutzer tho head
with chair. The injured man removed TO Belle
Hospital and Langfried escaped. but was subsc-
quenily arrested and brought 10 this Court certin
cate from Dr. Achilles Rose produced, stating that
Krcrizer was suffering from conclusion OF the BRAIN
but not danger Of death at present. Mrs
Kreutzcr was present court, but refused 10 mako
any complaint, saying that her husband did not WISH
10 punish Mr. langiried The prisoner was. therefore,
discharged with the understanding that he would be
arrested should kreutzcr appear 10 prosecute hereafter
Langired stabbed and killed man with bayonet
about two years ago at his bakery then located III
East Fourteenth street The man. with several com
panions entered the bakery about midnight and began
10 help themselves 10 the freshly baked oaves Lang
fried used the bayonct drive them out and Stable
and killed Of them during the heht that ensued
The Coroncr's jury justified him In the killing, ana
he was discharged
THE KLEY CASE.
partial exam nation in the case OF Annie c. Key,
the alleged female swinder took place this Court
yesterday. Mr. Samuel NJ. Purdy, lawyer who was
formerly employed by tho accused in civil SUIT
against Mr.. Heay, OF this city. for defamation Of
character testified no had recovered in behalf
Of Mrs. Key the of 1900 as slated. Detective
Field OF the District Attorneys Office, testified that he
went Washington by direction OF District Attorney
Phelps nj the request Of Colonel spencer, counsel Tor
Mrs. Gcycr the complainant against Mrs kley. 10 ma
out whether IL true as stated by Mrs Klcy. that
her husband employee in the Treasury Depart
meul The statement was not true. Mr. Field said
Mr. Townsend, the defendants counsel, objected TO
tho admission OF the detectives TESTIMONY on the
ground that II conclusive. IL Withdrawn
by the prosecution WITHOUT argument and al the next
examination official certificate from the Treasury
Department will be produced show that there is no
such person employed there The examination was
then adjourned.
A CRUEL FATHER.
Elizabeth Hardter, aged ten years, OF No. 333 East
Twenty hfn street, complained that her father while
intoxicated, had cruelty and brutaly beaten her with
rattan. The poor little thing exhibited bruise
running tho whole length OF her cheek and she said
that her back almost from the effects OF the
same weapon. warrant issued for the arrest OF
the father. Henry Hardter, and he will be arraigned
this morning. Two grown up sisters OF the girl ac-
had made tho compaint.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02
POLICE COURT NOTES.

On the Goth OF January the lighter Hiram. the prop
ery o. John Sahr, OF No 10 Old slip, stolen from
iis moorinss at pier No. East River. Tho value OF
the vessel along with its and tackle, was about
81, COO The following day the lirhter was found az
pier 26 East RIVER entirely stripped. Yesterday
morning portion Of the stolen canvas was found In
the junk shop OF Peter and Benjamin Ill., on the cor
OF Pine and South streets. AS the proprctors OF
the place could not give satisfactory account OF how
they obtained the property Justice Bixby, AT the
Tombs Police Court held them each in 81, 900 bail to
answer a charge OF receiving stolen goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kilbreth.
A YOUNG GIRL RUINED.

A YOUNG GIRL RUINED.
on the night Of the 27ih OF last month. while Ab5e
Amelia Cornell was standing the s,oop Of her resi-
fence. No ~ south Finh avenue, she was accosied
~ a woman named Mary Brooks. who promised her
Io,s or money " she would 90 with her Abb,e, who
xcvv Young consented, and the two went a house
IN Mscdouga street. where, in the course OF
the next day she was outraged Meanwhile
her father had become alarmed, aud IN
formed the police OF thu Fifteenth precinct
Of his daughters disappearance Sergeant Murray soon
srovcrcd the author OF and arrested her at
hr res,dcpoc She was brought before Judge kilbrcth
yesterday and held $1,000 bail 10 answer.
II "a stated that Mary Brooks, the defendant has
,~n a. :. rod in many before notably In
the case OF Amclia Cumpert. Of Morrsan'a
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FIFTY-SEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Murray.

DANGEROUSLY ASSAULTED WITH A CHAIR
slichs misunderstanding between Adam Lang
rsed Of No ~ second avenue and George Kreu'zer,
Il No. x7o. resulted In quarrel Wednesday night
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JUDGE sPAULDING'S ESTATE.

Civil suits have been commenced in the United
States District Court on behalf Of tho government
against Ellen Spauldng, cxccu,rix Of the estate of
the late Judge spauldins, Chester A. Arthur and
Rufus y. Andrews for 81, 800; Ellen Spaulding,
scLtrix, Francis NJ. Bxby, Butler H. Bixby, Thomas
B. Aston, Joseph A. Monheimcr and Thomas A. Banc-
for $500, the two suits beng on the official
bond OF Alexander Spauding, formerly Collector OF In
berna Revenue. The amount named tho suit
is double the amount claimed 10 DO due each case,
and there is allegation of malicasance on the part
OF the officers named, the suits beng brought 10 re-
cover balances claimed by the government as due on
. 1naI adjustment OF accounts Involving large sums.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

! CocK.E-MARALIous.- lon March 8. At the residence
OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev Dr.. Vaudeville,
CHARLES r. CocKLE TO MosErrA GRINNELL, daughter OF
John Maralious all of New York. No cards.
LEvy-HERrs-On "Wednesday, March 20, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, by tho Rev. Mr.
Branenstein, JoHy Levy to MARY, eldest daughter CT
Lewis Herts ESQ.,, all OF Brooklyn. No cards.
SEEssgL-CUrHRLi-- March 20, 1876, at tho residence
OF the BRIDES mother, Mr.. HENRY SgEssKL, Jr, Of
Memphis Tenn to Miss SALIIE CUrHELL, daughter OF
the late James CutheL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02
THE COURTS.
BANKRUPTCY OF DIR. DoREMUs.

Professor R. Ogden Doremus, the wel known chem
ht yesterday filed petition in the United States Dis
trict Court in Bankruptcy In his petition be states
that he has been in the practice OF his profession OF
chemist In this city for twenty years HIS schedule
gives his assets:-The house and lot No. 70 Union
place, OF which he owns half interest, valued at
$s' 500 the other half pcing vested in his wife, the
same being mortgaged to the Mutual Life Insurance
Company for $50, 900, TO Felix Gown Pinto and X
NJ Estevez for SIS 600 and to j. OsFarringon Jr for
So 000 stocks bonds of mining and manuiacturing
companies most OF them OF doubtful valnel, par vaue
sac 30o claims against the city Tor rent ano salary rs
President OF Commission 10 Examine Drugglsts
$267 so; suit against stanton Barnard Tor ~ 100;
personal property, stock IN trade. &c, $500; debts
due IRON various individuals, s., sos Judgment
S556 IS and cash hand SlI0
HIS iabilities are given as folows:-Securcd credit
ors the holders of mortgages mentioned above,
4100 600; accommodation paper. xl4726s, clerk hire,
&c. $500; various creditors. mostly for small amounts,
20 merchants &c, and 10 friends and others. for
loans $l4 sT9 "a total amounts known, $ll6 5o2 IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02

6 HERMAN. ssIfERIrp;s AND GENERAL Arc.
kJs Observation-Disclosures. No. IL Bowery AssiSnee saio
Of stock and Machinery Of Alexander stein bankrupt on
Wednesday April l.. az ~ O'Clock az No lo2 Attohe. ~
yin -0f finished and unfinished Furniture large 70. o.
venees aso large lot OF upholsterng Goods Marhnery
Ac Sale positive TO suit the trade for cash ny oraer
NJ Schrenkesen. ESQ.,. assignee.
yNILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER. OFFICE 10
W Chambers Shy virtue OF chattel mortgage WIZ
scl on MONDAY At clock the entire Furniture q ne
hotel Nos les and 65 Canal OF Eiixaneh ~
comprising Bedeads and Bedding Of ~ rooms brussels
and ingram Carpets large lot Oleoth also coutetn 81 the
barro0m, nne walnut Liquor Counters Lager Beer oxes
iron Safe French Plate Mrrors Chandeliers Glassware
Chairs Tables. &c
cHAS p. MATHRR. Attorney for Mortgage
For Other shipping Advertisements See
Directory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-02

sel stored till May free packed shipped
che ap FAvOR'S Auction House. 13 East f4sh NIB
Large auction sale Monday.
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lis CONNIE. st.

u lis Common 81.
JOHN B. COURET, Proprietor.
This Saloon was established in 1851 and has always
maintained the reputation of being one of the most
gentesl orderly. well and popular establish.
ments in the city.
The best Of WINES and LIQUORS are always
furnished to the guests. A hot LUNCH u served
every day from 10h A. II. to ~ Pm.
There is cosy. comfortable CLUB ROOM over the
Saloon which il favorite resort 5or esntlemsn.
TONY. II Old "Sam's Saloon" nsmory, peseideo
svsr Tie Cigar DeVaEtmGk spal II
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-15
MANHATTAN
MANUFACTURING COMP ANY,S
CRYSTAL POLISH.
Best In the "or1d
HOUSE.CLEANING PURPOSES,

HOUSE-CLEANING PURPOSES.
Produces the most satisfactory results on Painted
Wood Work. Walls, Oil Cloths, Furniture Window
Glass Mirrors Marble, Statuary, Brass Tin, Copper
Steel and ether metals and be used with perfect
confidence, as the certificate below shows.
In boxes of one pound Is cents
In boxes Of half pound. Is cents
Sold by Grocers. Druggists, Hardware HouseF Fur
nshing Stores, and others.
EDWARD l.. HALL,
GENERAL AGENT,
ONCE, 81 Tchoupitoulas street.
Orders left with Meesrs WILSON & McBURNEY,
Tea Dealers 81 Tchoupitoulas street. addressed to
Lock Box No. COG, will receive attention.
NEW ORLEANS Dec 30, 1875.
Mr.. Ed. L. Hall-Sir: have examined the sample
of Crystal Polishing Powder left with me by you,
with the following result
find it to contain acids or alkalies. on which
account it will be entirely free from corrosive action
when applied to paint or metallic surfaces. 1t con-
tains poisonous substances, by which any acct
dent or injury could happen while using it The par
tices of the Powder all angular and not rounded
as in most kinds of sands and in many other polish
ing agents. The particles extremely small and
hard which, with their angular shape give it espe-
cial value as rapid and fine polisher.
Yours, truly
ALFRED w. PERRY, Prof. of Chemistry,
ia1 3m SaTuTh Charity Hospital Medical Siege
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/ According 10 the new 1OrK FINANCIAL OQfO0lClf
1t paid y cent dividends in 1874 aud 1875, pay
| ing q seml-annual dividend OF D cent Novem
| Der 10th, 1875. The Chronicle Of the 18th inst
quotes the stock at 105@l061l, on a par value d
We continue to quote exceptional commerce.
paper -08 S3 cent per ann'lm discount, Al do at
@l0, and second grade at 12@l8. First class
mortgage paper at $685., and second grade en-
tirely nominal.
Gold opened at 114ss OILS, against 114s4 a.
New York, and after moderate business closed
at 114s5@l1455s, against 1875 in that market
after touching 1147s in the interim. The sales
summed up l51, OOO, embracing SIS, 900, $1,000
and $4,000 ut 1l41, $1,000 and $4,000 at 1l45s1
5000, $1,000, $3OOO and $4,000 at 1l5 and $1,000
at 1l5L.
No sales of Silver we're reported. American
dollars are still quoted ct 105@106L and Mex
lean dollars ut 9lZ gold.
There was limited movement in Foreign Ex-
change which was somewhat unsettled, and fol-
lowing the course of Gold at New York, closed
about 10 lower for sterling, equal to a decline
OF about ITO u cent, and u for francs The sales
Of sterling amounted to $4,000, comprising
flOO0 clear at 5541a, $1,000 90 at 5.44, f3OOU
bill Of lading at 5.541Is, $4,000 do at 5541 $4,000
do at $685., and $4,000 bill Of ladlng and
do at 5.57. and fl0OO sight bank at SCI.
The sales of francs comprised 800 900 CONNER
cial, $1,000, 100000 and 81, 600 at 455.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
O.OlIotD0.C5Za lOr VI lduluS huu Al clear, ana
-@5.561l for bank (bank counter rate -(05 81
and francs at 1864 for commercial and nomi-
nal for bank.
The movement in New York sight was Of fair
extent and rates were steady, strengthening
somewhat at the close. The sales comprised
$275, 900, embracing $1,000 bankers $39, 000 and
$50 900 do and $4,000 commercial at par, $4,000
bankers and $4,000 bank at 1872 y cent pre-
MUM, $4,000 bankers and $4,000 commercial
at 1-32 D cent discount.
The Danks continued to check on New York at
n - cent premium, and commercial sight is
still quoted at @ par.
In Stocks and Securities the market exhibited
only mode, ate degree of animation, and transac-
tions were mostly in State and City )nds. State
Consos were in fair demand, and with light Of
ferings the market closed firm and with an up
ward tendency, at about 6S11a@6Sa4. The sales
show q slight advance upon yesterdays figures.
CITY Bonds were in some request, and fair
movement was reported in Premium Bonds at
steady rates. At the close they were quoted at
3isl@35L for Premium Bonds; 33la@34 for
old Currency Sevens; $685. for new do; Gold
Bearing Sevens drainage Serles) were quoted at
364 @36s@, and do administration Series) at
S6@36Z.
No sales Of City Scrip or Police Warrants were
reported, and no State Warrants, except at the
Exchange.
The following is the official statement Of the
sales reported to-day 1t the New Orleans Stock
Exchange:
50 shares State Bank. 67 5O
% % -