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they have given reasonable ana satisfactory bonds to
theGovetnmcnt for the fsRhn an rroucr delivery on
Their meTehandze to the warehouses to which they
They .tqrther claim the risnt to have tber goods
placed In bonded wNrchoust OF carriage expenses
wh4n w. can e donc whether the goods are landed
rort It be.ng understood that lie persons ha yins
charge Of ~ goods ssl give Satisfactory bonnie for
They deny "a nt any .derable frauds or ofcs have
ever Decn o"oaeioneit tue Government by rcson of
the carriage OF other delivery the goods into bOnd n
warehouses out, on the conua ry, they assert that
ron, vessels 70 covcrncn s,o W Rp 1.cs have been
sgn,noan, AZ proof OF the SAFETY tina, hn' attenaeI
me " nsn'sioh OF goods by carsg II may be stated
uat the largest bonded stores IN New YORK, those 10
year hundreds Rec Of esitSac an9untIng ia
value to hundreds o. millions OF dollars. and thai 10
Government suffered 70 the extent OF penny BY fraud
In Inc nonpaymcnt of duty 1t u now proposed to
TAKE AWAY THE rRivuEHE or RECEIVING GOODS
into these warehouses unless cartcd in AZ useless
ponsc In contractors vehicles. shIul this stem he
carried out. tic effect would be entail heavy loss
real crtse on the river front and fore importers 70
store telr goods IN Brookyn' whcre It is said the tax
ileyins that ke establishment of the Bureau with
ana intent Of nee government, That Il Is unjust and
unnecessary injury not only upon but uuon
the prosperity Of the city ana the country as well as
Within is oFersn unclaimed passages 'o Or saSh ss
may be DESIGNATED for ne pnhlie stores for cxanina
:gsS sisps shsi restrict rs operations to sSncrs
order" and "luhc stone goods
This remonstrance and bill Of rights n signed b;
all the prominent importers and business meu of the
city, except A. 4. Stewart who never signs any
thing.
SECRETARY BOUTWELL, ABOUT.
Al the suggestion OF n number of senators seoro.
tary Bouts ell has ordered an investigation into the
workings OF this Customs Cartlgo Burcau, and tile
agent Of tie Treasury Department IL now In the city
preparing to begin operations. This will be good
news not ony the importers but also to the 1000
ear nou whose rights have oeen ruthlessly tram.
Piled upon by the new Collector
srRAws
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BANKING AND FINANCIIL.
THE LOAN OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY

Being Fist Mortgage upon the entire Line pro-
perry, and equipments, between the tidal waters Of
tue Atlantic on the Chesapeake Boy, and reliable
inland navigaion on the Ohio River, worth when
completed at least $50 900 O0O-is one OF the most
substantial, conservative, and reliable Railroad
Loans ever offered In the market and IL peculiarly
adapted to the wants OF INVESTORS and CAP
ITALIsTs, who desire 20 make their investments
With the most satisfactory urance OF positive and
undoubted security. The Bonds are In dcnomina,
lions Of 600, 500 and SEQ and may be had CoU-
ron or REGISTERED.
Interest Six per cent. PER annuT, payable MAY /
and NoVENBER1.
Principal ard Interest payable in GOLD in the
City OF New York.
Price 90 and accrued interest In Currency, at
which price they pay nearly Seven per cent in gold
on their cost
Government Bonds and other securities received
In exchange at their full market value.
Purchases made before May l, will have the
advantage OF the gold premium on the accrued
Interest
Particulars furnished on application.
FISK A. HATCH,
Bankers, 6e., 8 Nassau street.
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New York Markets.

PRovIsIoSs-The market for the past week has been
without Important change. except tho advance IN lard
To-day pork was in moderate demand on spot, with
hode hrn and prices higher. sales $50 bols at tsl rs
Tor extra PRIME sss,S for mes $3.50 for CITY mes
and 81 50 Tor prime mess also 200 bbls mees tSS14
seller June Beef active aud arlner sales 20 Ibis at
mnnd sales go tea prime mess on private terms we
bbls, at 80, Gu. meats nrmst sales go Ptgs a. isS
pefIsnd br.s,ed hogs steady At isSlsss Lard d1i
or prime steam go ties. Of the latter sold ut l62e
GSirS.Ihe market the past week has . been quite IT.
regular. To-day wheat was active aud higher, out
closed rather quiet sales 1900 bnsh at i!b9s
for No Chicago tiltati.io for NO, sM lwauEee;
sth9Si isk for MOL spring Ia store ana ahoa tiAA
asi Ri Tor aiub1r winter ono, &c, In store aud Boo
$50 for white Western ard Gencsee Rye was qn,et
N O9sti Os or Western 10 store and u 1905 a for
Eiac harley fairly active safes 7SO0 bush. al e5c for
Canada West, and 49, for two.Tnwed state. Barley
scarce at 9Hc Qt ~ oond Dat " better 4 demand |
and anoat. We quote pennsyysns ana state 500;
nHsetle,, the sales were 90 bush &C % tor
New Orleans niixedj 81 eSatllsH Tor new Western
mixed SlIll1 for d Western mixed IN store u Is
iur Dew Western yellow. and u lesllo or southern
elbow.
imDrV cut during the as week, holders ueaaiy
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Gen. Ciusere, 90 the Worlsiu0meu.

FtLLow-W oRkERs: As the delegate Of the
workingmen Of France, I beg to inform the work
lngmen OF the United states that twenty five work
ingmen the Crcuzot iron work, guilty Ofthe crimes
Of claiming tue right OF living through labor, have
been sentenced by the Judges OF Napoleon Ill to
sss months Imprisonment In jail sentences reach
ing from three years 10 two months. Livery one. of
tnem Is married man and father OF family.
Believing in the great principle Of solidarity, which
must unite oil workingmen, without regard to race
or nationality Iappeal to those OF the great Republic
for giving to their unfortunate brothers Of France
proof VI their sympathy through cordial address.
@. CLUsERET
Every address directed to me at 10 University
place will be immediately forwarded TO tue Federal
Chamber OF workingmen In Paris.
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An AMERICAN PRINCESS.

The Result Of the Royal Marriage in tho
Jefferson Market Police Court A Recon-
ciIiation-Mlie. dc Hamel at the Puiais
Royal.
The pretty, charming, and gushing Mile. dc
Hamel, for whom journalists exhausted tie vocahu.
larry OF handsome compliments, has returned 10
France. She has just arrived in Paris. The public
remen ber the strange circumstances OF her roman
tic marriage with the young Bourbon prince, o;
tho Count dAquia; tho anger and energy OF tho
father TIE letter Of the to tho Empress, tho voy
uge across tho ocean, the arrival In America, the
tifhculies OF Ending priest TO perform the mar
riaae ceremony the wedding in the Jefferson Market
Police Court, the loug.contosted validity Of the mar
ringe. the birth oi child ane tie final reconciliation.
The return OF tie young princess will cort"in be-
come the talk oil Paris, says tae SOiT will
wager that she is going 70 be the belle OF toe season.
ktie has already yesterday evening" been 10 the
theatre OF the Pa.lis ROYAL, IN company with her
husband, her mother. and tho Countess do Gibacoa,
and being in prominent position she created quite
q sensation. she is as charming as ever, aud her
attire comrletely back-mOurning in oil probability
suited adnlrabiy her creole beauty.
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From THE HIGHEST TO the LOWEST
Sad Story Of Misspent hfc-A Former
Minister Of God Killed in n Drunken



Peter bonner o'Daley, for whose alleged MUIR
der Mics Daley is In Raymond street jail, was
buried yesterday. His remains were accompanied
to their last resting place by several carriages flied
with his personal friends, His story, as told by bis
friends, Is sad one. Formerly ho was priest In
ireland, but lie was expelled IRON the church and
the priesthood for misconduct and gross intemper.
unce. His relatives forsook him, with tie exception
OF his niece, Miss Mary o'Daley, who seemed to
think that lie might be reformed aud made an orna-
ment 10 society, which he was well calculated to
adorn By lis scholastic Sttanments. She accom-.
panied him TO America, and the old schoomates OF
reter gathered around him. notwithstanding his dis
graceful position, aud tried 10 hin IRON the
deductions Of the cup
They were ably assisted therein by his niece,
who, the neighbors say, was wont TO eoaX and Ell
treat her uncle Peter Hot to go out and drink tnt
10 no avuii. Lower and lower he sank In the scale
Of being until, on tho LIST oil the month, becoming
provoked with her interference, he SaILed LaehOt
and chased Ter around the room, heeing her lie
In danger. Miss Mary, being ;ne stronger, wrosted
the hstcet from bis heau, and in the scutle hich
ensued Mr.. o DalsJp log was broken. lie was
conveyed TO .ne l0sBilRl, whence his remains we're
borne Yesterday. Whether or no hir death was
eau ed by tbs quarrel tho Is. inst OF by tho re-,
sul5 ofintoH.pcrancc aud excess, viii be determined
b tie Cpro on Thursday eyeaing,
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kRtrNER I'm Sunday Anru Of Harry Rrnne


BRUNER;--o Sunday. April 81, Henry Bruner. aged
s. YEAR, and DAYS.
fully invited attend the funeral. non hts late resi-
dence cS West 2ist st. on Thursday morning, Arrii -
GREfSvhuLr ON Monday, April o.. Mary Emily,
uel W. Dhbrow, aged Is ycars, months, and "a days.
~ invited 70 attend he irneps this 9wedSesds Si,er
noon at clock from heE lat esidence 2l East 70
fABku.-on Monday morning. April o. after q
long Illness. Tietj,n Grabau AGED @ yean, months,
The relative. and friends Of the family. also the
Rcl.Ss LodEs 10 10 40; Of O. y. are respssiinly
Gu between i,t and I'd Thursday afternoon.
ston aged Is years, smonths aud DAYS =
s rs HS and eoe HsR r. from n he 70
reds9KSS 1 peySS II sIS2k{n E Roo lockwood
n ia,'ys. ags friends q the family are respectfully
West ga g; on Lrday Aprll ", et 10 O'Clock.
vic q isaac Randall IN Sc St5 year d her "a age
~ a1s Rs e nj 4e To Are her
dep nee 81 Graham av, Broo.iSn; D. =,
his late Te'desgS lss "a av.' eIciJ Judge Abraham
The RELATIVES and friends Of the family and the mem.
ber Of the BAR are respectfully invited TO ateno his
linz nemSers the ocs usStra Som
mitee OF the City ofNew York are also invited TO be
It heSssy Ags Margaret Raj
The relatives ana friends Of the family are respect.
d9y invited to attend ING funeral on WEDNESDAY April
Sl ssr s991 Gssrgs sGeGssTs s West al st. Ruth
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
suaNoss-The brethren OF United States Lodge. No
ISdse Room ~, corner o. Centre Snd Grad ,s o.
spf ri ~ NJ 10 f9s the
oar late bFo'her. rheodo5e nsehale aour,, v.,..
wn II THOMPSON, Secretary. ""'''''
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Mendclssohn's "Elijah" aud the Harmonic
Society.

II is sometimes curious 10 observe what exact
amount Of bad singing 1t requires 10 Kill a musical
work. Some compositions arc more easily des-
patched than others. Some have little vitality
tiat they Perish II they not bOlstered up by the
very best execution and the ablest artists Han
del's "Ale xandet's Feast" given by the Lieder-
krans on Sunday evening, is an example OF works
OF this class Others die out In spite Of every cxer
lion that talent and money can live to keep tnem
alive. OF this Kind are agner's operas in general,
his later especially, on which the King Of b.
varia is pouring out tho OF his treasury,
only to hear them Kissed. On Monday evening the
Harmonic Society experimented on how much It
would take to Kill Mendelssohn's "EiiJah~
They deserve every credit Tor the fairness and
skin with which they carried out tie test. The
tonors and basses Joined IN friendly rivalry, nor
the sopranos and altos deprived OF their share
In the work. There were times wien IL seemed as
though hendelssohn could not possibly hold out
under the pressure. Elijah the prophet was never
in half so much danger from the Triesta OF Baal
Elijah the oraorio was from these Priests OF Apollo
Had II not been that Mr. Beckett and Mr.. Simpson
and Mrs Barry came 10 the la the solo parts
chorus would undoubtedly nave succeoded In KILL
ing OIL the oratoro IN the estimation OF most OF the
audience. Even In this direction there Nere draw
backs, for Mr.. Beckett WAS III that an apology
had TO be made for him before the performance be.
gan, though In fact IL would h We been more fitting
mad the President apolorizcd for the Society,
for II needed IL mucn mOso than Mr.. Beckett
Sid who sang WONT, his . part WITH HG an.h &s ~
Mr. Simpson, his singing Is ALWAYS monotonous, and
acks color aud sentiment There Is no tenderness
In his voice, and he gives every phrase uniformly
Jtyte.
Mrs. Barry, Boston lady, came on TO sing the
alto part. She gave 1t sweetly and gracefully but
without breadth or power. As to Mrs. Hess, who
sang the soprano part tue recolections of Mme Pa
reIus suGing Of 1t are too fresh in memory perhaps
TO allow OF lair justice being done to any other
vocalist.
Tue Society has added pothing TO its reputation by
this exceedingly Imperfect and Inadequate perform
ance 1t probably Is not Mr.. Rtes iault, for he Is
4 wise and Jealous conductor. but there 10 iaul,
somewhere At all events. whether there il or not,
II certainly s matter for the most serious regret that
NC have society la this city capable OF giving
Iu ly good performance o. an oratorio.
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Consou,s or the weetav sun.

The Weekly suN published thta morning contains
the following:
Tho McFaria1d Trial; The Wmnipcg Question /.
l}arned al Sea, A urcat sfatcsmsuereaks Olncnng
She Amendment; dSeotga Bill as II Passed tr scratc
Grants BARGAIN win Baczi Foreign News A Terrible
Orline, New Religions Insanity Mr.. Lincolns Ielt
gion, The Union Pacific Ralroad; Irosestant Roman.
isp,. Loading articles matters 81 Interest How we
took Farm. and the Result-a story; Agricultural and
FinaEcial Reports.
The Dollar srS contains complete epitome OF tho
u tho week from all parts OF the Unned states
and the American sondncnt Cones IN wrappers
ready fo mailing 10 the old country may BIO had at the
desk of our publication once Price tnrco cents.
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state bonds have been moderately active. Int devoid
Of snecin interest o.d Iennc.ssS,.>es. esenea sn.
81, and rcw vrrinia. az oes. New North .arolnas
& E R R9sr @ &c c sG and cRS
.as. Of MT Of Co smsus, chicago and Inda"S Gen
sSa ssn. ' G0Ion Sc TSnsi osk az inc g.
ro Sss,9d a. S oS S9a FTsn n M M ina Hq p
few weeks attempted every possible means 70 throw
dsersdit up9n orr raj way ssenr'!ss e,pes1sy Sonjs
kets. m latest eagrd that an eminent LAWYER has
idtv 10 Ho1tSaesS III he s,oeshoiders must unite N
the issue. This be good Eng 18Th law. but u can
country The deed OF before the stock Is
The volume of cuisines, IN railway and miscellaneous
shares though on scale of great magnudn has bceu
strong an advance on the --latest oncal nEnres 81
ths gu. rc hn pnoe. ne ,cS 70
The downward reaction checked early IN the Aftcr
5at subsequently was strong and advanced. M
during Ot e FTesn, assOro The Tn. Sas
he nAr,ly due 20 the accession Of new conbina lon
sds .;al %sns,. F.ui ne !. sc iva! va.
leading feature as NoIihwesierS oommon which was
- act We borrowing demand though the dference De
yesterday The vapderoiit stocks were weak. on The
o being '% "ao & ssocs eH ran SG %
to az ~ an isrn S e az with
10 spS he srS. ps. Cd s
99SS3: b., ~ he Afternoon adyanesa 60 "a
$50. subseqnsstly reastlng TO %S. Reading
ilsk@Iis Wabash wac in good inquiry At So 0sS, and
New Jersey Central at lo6haim. Al the Boards
,,crp 10 pe.sSate. LaesaS snna and we,sern iooss
lA@INk, Hambal and s.. Jo,eph llosll0s,
1s a E s e ISs 81 M sf !. -.S
the sSSnss were Of g1SsuS %ssnitads The
Ssi1, and ally advanced TO t0t. Western upou
Canton was arm at rs Mariposa preferred selling a,
Delaware and HUDSON Canal Co, at iaiX. Express
shares we're strong, with Gales of Adams at 6k, Wells
lean Al ss@Ssh. IT,.
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advancing prices Of che iower etad's and shirgere
~ Wly ioh wing them. some specu atom at the West
- uuiatlg tue rise, OWN 70 t60 reduced ro0oiyts
eonpgrc With last year. 7 dpEs market was active
and HIGHER VIC quote. Flour No. g 81 C000iG0 super.
ane 4tySts5j supcrnnc ~ 7ts3 round hooD Ohio.
els gtll5i ostcrn spriH.s Nhpat extras St91fly0j
10 double cttins AZ 20 dc. winter wheat extgas and
uouDe extiW Seqs8 Gcn-scc extras, * 151et9 city
ahppmg eXu ., oJtpf5 tOGttun snpers and irregH
w hrands' stsGgsS Do ID irng and family brands
Mostern, &C., SiJJessi'5t Brandy wine, t5ls5.
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Arfited-IUbsDAfs April %
steamship Ellen s Terry, Newbern. mdss ana pass.
steamship Fab Kcc, Bermuda mdso and pass
Steamship san Salvador Savannah, mdsc and Dasa.
steamship CimLria IN. O.. Hamburg. nldse and pase
Steamship Montgomery. Savannah. mdse. and pass.
Steamship Etna, Liverpool, mdse. and pass.
hhi . snlote. Leghorn, marble, rags, &e,
Bark Pallas. Bolizc. muse.
Bark ConCettina Genoa. mdse.
Brig Alvarado, Mayaguez, 4. H., Sugar.
brnr Mhanta. Windsor, n, g., plaster.
tchr Horton, Arroyo, 4. r., sugar.
bchr Adobe T. Avery, Cieniue9os. sugar.
Also, the usuai river and coastwise vessels.
sAIlED-stcamships sllesa for Hamburg, winohss
ter, Vera CRUZ Virgo, savannah Abemare. Rich.
nond; baru, Triumph tor Cardenas; Arizona, Ma
tauZas.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
BREsr. April 2G-ville dc Paris, NcwYork.
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KSox rHE HATTER.--lo keep In good humor is
mt always easy matter 10 world fun OF worrimont.
one Of he most direct means of doing IT, however. 70
take the OsI by the horns rather tbs man Dv the
head, and put GOOD hat u.on hun, man with bad
hat Ia too Jft,n man with n bad head lf be nas
good head he viii acc that II operly provided for.
90 therefore 10 KNOX, 2l2 BroadgaY.-lidc.
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Csur, Coleuda AIRS ,hL. Day.

surNsss CovET srseAl THn he rs Hs IA 20 sSs
surEAAE Coz CHAsbHHskos 49, w. los, Nv A. lss ia
Cali, No. 700.
s,psu,nC Cny.r Trt.t TtWN-Pau Nos sia, sss, 1857
s.S, NV 1872, issb lC6 ss Iss j lds Isl9 1891 1879
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INV YoRR. Tuesday, April sG--rhere were no
ecfc1te n market. Slaugltured beef was firm, and
Tie NJ ses estaotnc1 yesterday are likely to be fuly
puttatucG for some DAYS We quote common 81 prImo
nc uN@is3c. sheep scarce aud Am. viii az adj.
yNcL. ten lcncy. The rcceipts to-day we've 40 head.
Gd sae Include two cars Of good shesrcd at 7Hc ono
car of ordinary uVshOrn nc fifc. and cal OF poor
do. At &c. We quote to prime shear at 5aSc.,
andpo I TO good usshOrn at Go9c. Hogs were steady
at &p9e. alive, and 12Cs12{c dressed. Tho receipts
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Wrecked Constitution can be resu-cita-
ted by partaking occasionally OF HELMBoLDs BU
CHU. The curative properties OF this preparation
cause diseases of the bladder, kidney and urinary
to speedily disappears and for organic weakness
and female complaints It 10 unrivalied.
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A p,,,ud e,ph,n Prize F,Qht.

F-aILAbKLPnIA, April 26.--ln prre sight yes.
terlay at Pcnrose Ferry, between Jim Smith and
Pat Ftznaurice, Smith was the victor The hsht
lasted one hour and a quarter Only . small party
witnessed the battla-
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You cannot do a better thing for your wife on q
Washing dAy than provide her Doty washer ana q
DniyeTful Wrincer 1t Will keep aches from her back
knd arms Wrnkles from ner forehead, aud roushness
from her hnnns II wllI do the work Of hired woman
and save Your linen from being scrubbed out and her
lemIer from oeing cnafed out-Nre YORK Weekly TIT
b. ne, Maich ~, 1870.
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SPECIAL Qotlt.s.

n, LEMAIRE. .THE FrENCH a. co.
Hing. Tor churches. entrance has yesti ules, &c,
~ Est IN 81, mar 80 sII NST x9rk otders for
prompt attention. Marble deaers and the sup.
plea.
qJ Tn laa .Seh e
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

That twelve dollar Cleviot suitl Baldwin, th
1iothier, Canal and BroaCway.-ddr.
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qrllulus.

Al HILLuEAU tII0 roam; business cards,
y 81 70 1900, circular, IA qllutitrs % cts lOjJ
labels IN Quantities 80 cts 900 All kiIds pTlnuns
equally low, Great American Printing Co., y Anu 81,
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MARINE INTELLfGENCE.

uyrsTrrR ALuANAo-rurs pAy
rises. o. Suii sets.... 81 Moon rises,. 81
ANDY HooH.. 20 Gov Island. . 81 Hell cate. 20
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Gallons of blood ave sucked out of the
American people every week by bedDug-. Stop tho
1.-THE blood suck ins ancousy the foaches
rate and mice. Sold by all drug Principal depot
% Fulton 81, New York.
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Snstruenun.

II HERMAN, music tcarher.--A few more pupis
taken Tor violin lessons extra instruction for he
snnor,. Apply NJ l0!sth ST.
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,ssoiSiiHht. Nu ,I,A L0tEE .;lEs "a ION
70, %, s.. IS, 81, s. u, u, 4 d, a, q, Is
Misspu Hl-Ilsss No, az. April .6, 100.
kEsruCkN-fx IA ass 80. -. April 70, $50
ny; ,ssriiirIMl Is, q 90, ~, z, 4, ~ p.
g. 81, 6. O.. n. ~ CT, 81, a. II, l., g, II, y
PriLcs caShed ana InIOrmaOn ,uInlshen the above.
and also Royal Havana ~ tories j. GU r., Ses,
40 D.oaiw -, l5S fulton ST.. and Park row.
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DIED.

Wheeler & Wilson Machines, 1,141 Bropd-
way. sold oy paving go down and $40 per month with
out extra charge. Machines to let. J. T ELLIS
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Foreign exchange has been more firmly held under
the limited supply OF cotton bTls and primo 20 days
bills were quoted at ioeK6 ioeh, sight bills at lo9x9
looK, and commercial sterling at iosx@i@N.
The supply OF money seeking employment today has
been OF the demand the general rate having
been cent, with exceptions at where the colste
raj pledged was Uptcd States bonds. AZ the close
unemployed balances were len with leading bond
dealers at and v cent Discounts have ruled easy.
prime acceptances passing at eH to ~ cent and
single names at TO u. The Assistant Treasurer to.
day gave notice that In the purchase OF one million
bonds tomorrow the sellers Of the bonds will be emit
tied to interest to Msy 1870, where the coupons are
due at that date. The buoyancy and activity noted 10
Government bonds yesterday were maintained to-day.
the market opening at an advance Ct k3k q cent. !
the closing prices Of last night At the later calls IN
sympathy with the lower range OF gold tho market
welded . fraction. but subsequently became strong
again. on advces from Washington that the wavs and
Means Committee had rejected the Senate funding bi
Nothing definite u known 81 the provisions OF M SUD
sttntc. though j. T. hlntet TINT the new bonds viii bear
low rate OF interest ami have long time 70 run The
SIS led the list and sold - high ll2 on large orders
from savings banks and other financial Institutions
There has also been siderable speculative buying In
strong. aad Henry Clews Co, wall street, report at