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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
s2OOCO0

The Gold Room has been very quiet to-day and the
gold operators he patiently waiting for " some
thing TO turn up" Gold quoted at 10 Il. al 11il
1913 1li; 1850, Il4s; 1898, ia. 1852, llii; p H.,
1Ii2; ., lli3; 2:IO ll4s; 4. llia.
The transactions of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows Clcarances, s2793O0O; gold balances l,3i233
currency balances s55ss5. Holders of gold paid from
3to p cent for carrying over balances.
Foreign Exchange has been moderately active, and the
transactions appear to have been mainly on speculative
account In second hands round lots OF prime GO days
bills were offered at lGos by those seeking TO give the
market the appearance OF weakness. These, however
were promptly taken and that rate bid for more.
Commercial bills are scarce, and hut few bond bills are
making. The following the rates:
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD


Of foot of Chrstophert
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY, hpnl H. 1871
500 M EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, lng Deuye With Boon
ton Branch st Dover Branch Waterloo with Sussex
for Ariover Newton Washington with the d. L. sn W H. H.
Gap Srousburg Scranton Great Bend bugamion Sya
Oswego all points the Ldckswanna aud Bloomsbury
Delaware and HUDSON r ils
lao a H. LEIIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark, Morris
town Dover Washington Ppbug AM EaoD
.urg with Bel Del X for Belierei &c, and At
with L. for Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk, and
Wlkesbarre. .
On IN SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester r.
Waterloo With r. and Washington with d. L., and
X Il. Water Gap, Ntronisbrg, ani Scranton -
$3.50 HACKEriSIOWN MAIL, connects with Boonon Chester
aids Railroads.
$50 m. -oo 49,, ~ M -
For ORANGE ad SOUTH ORANGE ego 100 900 loco and
u2Os H. leo 1880 $40 40 4:5 $3.50: 600 Gao $780, and Has
n, n no :. M, .,ooo ,o.oo ,,.oo
fiO0 1900 f2:31, 3W $40, $3.50 $40 ilO
$3.50 $40 $40 $50 $50, 2o0 $40, -7:i5 800 and Has
Tof PLooHliSfD ard MOSTCLAIR $50 and 100 aud
Q M A J.lOC "a 7.lJp.
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COFFEBIh market has been qe to-day 81 private sale b I'm
and rather spanngy surp, auction 800 baZ- sns we're
half % the Obtained
erei full; the disposed Of 2Oto bags ger to - a. y
zoe average, SO 80 gold dGy Pad al pnate sale Oi' DAY ~" ~
HammOHa
Flour AND MRAT-The inquiry and Flour ay
In the limited slight concession better desrf
vailed aud steady Family grades qust tl'rn
close there has fair shipping demand sales lo @ tiA
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PR NoyfhR iceT, Jcssei'. al haiifo,tof
NAV ms Arhe pkg Bewrx, rs balls ,oior q no IBIS
H. p. ,s MS Wheat 20O hash. Corn, bloi uh o y. o.
* i9Si n.h Brey bills Com Meal 60 bss Germ Ne.
% Ills Sns Turpeutne COZ hb Tar -" hi Ron w bos-
g. IN ~! Ont Meats Lard 20 legs Lard ~ pss sisAin
aS Ma. Baer pkgs Cheese SS bhs Egg ~ DE- ir
"a ~ on Cake 6g2 Copper 10 cakes Copper 81 b WHISKY,
y, H. IIsup $50 Leather $40 T!ss 40 hhis loss.v I-s
Lox Ac Tobacco pigs Starch 1851 bags PeAhG V l ''es
Tea.
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THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported for The TRBuSB
THrRgDAI. way ~ 1870.
ASIRS11e demand for Pots very light AMI pnoss a
IS 2Jd 81 Pearls inactive and nominal
COTTON-Prcss shade demand has been Dir an T
goods the the market closes future oueshsi
Tied owing conflicting Ses from Europe; sales Of 2l bas TO
s eyeung and III GrUye Of which "a taken Tor
port 81 Tor conqmptob and 10 Tor speculation Por e dlye,
last evening, 2O bales May 2lic; to-day loo MAJ BE- i - E
go at 2c 50 at 22.c 100 jane 22lc i1o July kic 200 az p,
100 August 2ea on basis Of Los hihlZ v, quote ooasi
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
1.... co.. Mnr ~ larCcly OCcu-

Nocn;IIon's Md0d.iao for May rs largely occu-
rcd nv George Eots poem and the first lfit OF anthony
T,cllore's new story. There is also Story ny "S' L.
Knatchbull-Hugucssen, and an essay ~ n"n,S y"
roscartcs' " Method OF Using Ores Reason Eieh'S'
The unpublished letters by Chariot'e biol''c,
,5vcn in the JuIre number Of Hours az Home arc al
80, g, Tho sope rerson friend OF her school days,
,holo,, IN that carly period Of youngadyhood wheh
xe, the author Of "Jane Eyre was often possessed D!
Tho demon Of grsh Most OF them are Ieinarkaole ioI
nothing except being astonishngy commonplace anu
when we have thrown out the passages aheao! qo'ou
In Mr.. GaskiI's biography hardly anything remains
ar, - worth reading The letters yet TO be
published will be more mature and we suppose
nore interesting. An essay by Mr. Tuckernah Oh
"Garibaldls Novelia." sketch of seth Boydeh INC
inventor a good biographical article on AeNahdrlhc
Time Mr. Bigclow's lecture on "Bearinareh"is 'po
Merchant" aud translation from the French OF
Madame de LastcyTie's rccollections OF her moihef
Madame de Lafayette, the other most notable
things in the table Of contents the number is upon
the whole more entertaining one than the average.
In the June atlantic Monthly Mrs. Harriet
Beccher Stowe begins the series Of "Oldtown Preside
Stories" which she has long promised u.s. judged simply
rs story cannot say that the tale OF Ihe Ghost III
the Mil" is particularly successful but 1t pleasant 10
meet with dear sam Lawson more and to hear nm
ossin AT Amt Loss clean fire side while the aporism
with which his story Closes" Boys il We want to lead
pleasant and prosperous fe must contrve alters 10
keep the happy mcdo, between truth and fasehood
delightful. Mr.. Tuckermau contributes very readable
essay on william Hazlitt;" Mr.. James Parton exam
ines THE Correspondence Of Napoleon Bonaparte;
Henry James discourSes in cloudy way OF "Ihe Logic
OF Marriage aud Murder" Mr. BabSon, the editor of
Leigh Hunt sketches in story called master Tread
ve some of the notable characters Of Gloucester there
ere ESSAYS by Philip Gilbert Hamerton and Mrs f. Lynn
Iyntou the poetry all short and mostly gOOu; ana the
literary notices unusually full and OF course excel
Ieni.
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NOTICES OF TIE PRESS.

From The London Daily News.
There s not fast character fast trait hs phrase in the
Loiar We, story OF yeriayanosi OF to-day
and cones fresh authors study Lothian
by whole world viii provoke immense discussion and
win greatly deepen the interest With which lie authors osn character
genius have long been contemplated by The nation
From The Lonlon Times.
Lo,lar gives proof Of originality rersaly fIhity,
force on glance the merits Of the noycso
pregnant thought would wish TO do more were
possible We soud he weaken the interest mat must
sco any the per, had thought Mr. Dsraeh dared
great his reputation another novel bu, now that We
feel called upon pay him many compliments on
courage lave felt The ris was lusoy and
posers bad frightened instead of ustng in half
From The London Observer.
Of brilliant sketches Of character With occasional
speOn speculative topics, LOair need moi fear
comparison Sparkling Of its authors previous works"
From The London standard.
Nothing Of the original vere fM Dsrae style hes been lost by
iht laps Of years Fresh IS Coungsby' vigorous as vivian Grey
Dder m Henrietta Temple erhraug Tncred humorous Of
Loiheir apart the interest attaching to it on
position o author wOuse the literary success Of the
Prom The NevYork Tribune
As literary production story all that the admirers Of
VIVIAN Grey wished The def hand has lost none its Gun
ming glowing description, whose richness becomes times
almost rsnfu en- oveat satire the sparkling epgram. the
wonderful society the airy sAHng the SUFFICE Of LIFE
touhng upon fashionable graces laughing little its fashionable
soea here knew them OF DID TIE onsDuess unIme
sprt II uusatduea'
In one vol cloh 2no price 81 paper price 81
Copies ,ler mailed poste address within the = on
of
Uniform EDITION or DISRAELTS NOVELS.
uder gned VIII p-bsh Immediately cheap uniform edition of
pMasIfs Novels o.jsyO paper covers, follows:
l. HENRIETTA TEMPLE. Price 50 cents
H. yESHTlA 20 cents
YOUNG Price 50 cents
~. ALROY ....Pnce 20 cents
v COETABINA FLEMING % cent.
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ID. APPLETON & Co., PUBLISHERS,
90, }:s, and 81 GRANDST, NEW-YoRK
EISH, FISH, FISHlNG.-HOw TO Propagate
Trout Fish For Portrait Character AID Biography Of
The Appointed by the Ste % Re
with Fse June No PHHkNO
LOGICAL JOURNAL. have r. WELLS. ny.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trainsl leave Depots foot

Of Ch,mber.f., and foot Of Twenty thrst. A. folDw
thamherssf o;'p p
daily; leave Twenty tLrst az ~ A. NJ $3.50 a M
AMI daily. New AMI improved Drawing toom
the lUJ train trou to Bha connect
with magnificent Sleeping Coaches running ough 70
and will
tain sasluhauns to BHao, the $50 m trsn from New for to
NeSior to koeh e Bufslo and
Cincinnati An Emi,rart Train leaves daily at 100 M
Jervia and Way SllD ant $50 (IHuiy thiri-
o.. .llj a M -i AIS =. M
For ilcovu ard WAY, at $3.50 CTseny,hrst J5 p m
AM san avs only a. w. (rvcuy -thrist. 1913 M
FOR Gercoru Way, 1880 tiveuy ust, 3;I3 M
Newi And Way A. $3.50 aid (INeuiy
tbiri-si. a ~, 1918 aud 4:l5 p M -
For Sairn and W,y p m and p Twcry hH,, 4:S and
5;t5 M Jhester train (Twsntythirst III M
WAY from TWENTY ,hrsi DtTo. db luJ Ard
Has m a:4 Sis From Chambers Depot
6:s5 lr:l5 m las. 400. 5:lj, ami t;4J
Por l-al from ,hir-si Depot al 8t and
!5:l5 5;;j and G;i5 Prom 'hanDest
Depot al 900 ~. II. T. .5 500 t15 800 aud I6:ij
AID Na from Twenty hrit Depot AZ S5
AIS 445 All f6:lj and SATURDAYS only III 30
midnight From CAlIieT-t ID st sl a 1909, iJs i;l5
5:01 az f6.sl D. ~. SATURDAYS only ~ 10 midnight
Drawing Room sa Sleeping
o5an orders for the chng a1d transfer OF bag
he , tomPauys Offices III 80 and 80 Broadway
rs Chamher-s One red andt h st. AMI hraye
Harlem; 3Ji uont Brooklyn; Depots foot OF thamb and foot
u TSenhr!t, New.Yo; No. ErhangepIsee and Long Dock
CITY, the Agents at the principal hotels
L. D. kUCkER Ma ~, wa. X Bhhh,
Geaeral Superintendent. 800 General PASSENGER Accent
Daily. For IIacAensack only. lo Perlol; Only
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


Lypoy NAV ELL 30 ,opsoh opened at ~ ~ Mee', 'sa
az al m M. account American s-curs orue qy Et S'as
i,rweu bonds 1902 81, 1895 Obi 81. i1i So Tee - 10
Sccls ouet irlwsy shares, l8li Illinois s'ara -' "
aud Great Westcla IA. 49, - sr,,,. hialirs
NAV lJ-it:SO a m-toston Opnei hth'f' ""s
vnauds A a IkL spidhug Orleans, ~ rVs y ye,,' t
%n,S NJ. la-In.cei cakes quiet. Talow dal ,sFs'" 10
see dull II 81. Hops dull t,.t., s,o,,, osi,,
IoNpoS NAV 10. :. m.-Amercn securities SaeI s"'"S
Ere Railway shares, l6.. -. p..,.. "a, ~.
a<Tw,pp Nav le-Pe,rolrum opened quiet - ST, Ire.
N,y la-Col0n opsnel hat hoth oh r.
oniaae on the spot 80 frfncs pei e~Li LIZ" "'''
per cwt . - g., s,.,a. I.,js op.Grl bet qaes
Five. TWrnties 1867 9lGs's . III. p.r,ce .sr a..
Ma -PctrpIcin clossd guiet o. - Hs,
prs~x~ Nj 10 Petroleum oleeei se' We No ~ - o.
ii,ssrHa NAV 9-Prreeem ops ned qaee a. GA ak
r., sonn Amer se,uri,es eo.i heas' a.. ,,.s,,
o s,;. o.. Nm F.l.e. Railway siccAs ges ~ ~''
Is 50 innsi, Cu,sh Atl.sts and rat
Ere Ma la-s Cosn eL~~a as'ef $500
Nh aips Orl-sn MA ssss Of tbs ~ " ~ W,i.rs
"s II Whea-of M ~ g
ing Wia,tr que sad ah'..,t To.
,nxnoS NAV ls-5 m.-RehDed fs'f"'@ "''''
eel, bh 81. ..-..... a, ssi quiet
iI,xnrKe Ma, la-hto.cu'a elos ~ ne>'''
ii,yxs MAJ la.-Cc'toa closer Pue+
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

| UNl Island RAILIUAD.
- SUMNER ARRAEG + VI f y T.
and after MONDAY, NAY To- 1870 Trains viii leave follows:
james Slip.
8:oO IN. Grcrpor ard Sag Harlor Nail Train.
Train stopping intermediate stations
$3.50 o. m. Or, export and Sag Harbor Express.
$50 =. m Eorhporl Express Train
$3.50 ,. M. Nortlport Way Train
7:OO D. m From Hunter. North I.p and intermediate
stations.
All branch Hampstead. Sunday trains for Rosyn
Gcn Cove Locust VALLEY huntington aud Sorhpod leave Hunters
Point at ga m and 6 0. m. J. d. BARTON supt,
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DOMESTIC MARKErS

,,ps,pu, Ma, Iscetoa sesh.asst cs,t "a y,,. p..,
=, ., "a l. Grade aud Fancy sPnng Wbss'i ~a-. 80
- 20 ~ =, 10 A. ,s Tor Indiana and ote wpes wy
Tor R, ,sdy al vi U3a VI ga Core has eaw
ys ii ioai H. ',r.dy Wsse. ses .as"ss.T PrS
i.os srn, and unchanged. WHISKY Gull si"@F' '~ ~
hounT. Flosrt dull
~ Peausyin,s ~
ii cora dull lo~eri 1890
81 m n.t, s,u At Go Provisions BRA sHi aH'e@nssS
f1,, a 10 N flour Unchanged sales 800 hbls ~ IS
Ma snn.s IL 20 for AnL~r Winter " % - VIVA -
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N,rm l1nblifoiions.

MEXICAN PH0TO-LITHOGRAPH COZ
n OFFICE has been removed TO Re- 1913 Fuhon-st, n y
! oTHAIR' Ayovr1
BY TIE RIGHT HON BENZ. DISRAELl,
La,e Prime Minister Of Great Britain
E6sse bsc onuis a4o!esceutuls IeTouhus
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RCE-The market quiet with Esh, trade aeiasnd rsiasi
ISLES OF 20 tcs Carolina at 1lc
the ade generally higher, closing WIN Ael sos
tone ami the offerings somewhat light Fair 10 sooi Rtnr s~
ale, of $50 hhis g69.c for Cuba lo0lo9c Tor Porto he is
boxes Havana and hbi Melado private en~ han" "~
l2lc for Hands. $500, -. -, 4. .,,,hl.
AZ 81 80 q Rough Flax Seed dali and nom nsi al " '~
- rs u busl Calcutta Linseed is steady at ; ~, go.
WIIISKY-Ihe continues dull and prices ~ o"' A"s -
lbls at GS for wood III Ced 81 90! for iron hoop
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY: NUN,
i TIIB LARGEST AND MOST MAGhifiChN i h''""
STEAMERS IN THE WORLD ..,orn

PEOPLE" LINE FOR r. AL !B8a,N,Gtsr RIVER
THE LARG sTR.a afR f * T RA World
TE st. jSaS Ap PEAS F Sss H1s EVERY
a: .5P w.s s .sd ssr Is 4S'1s
ihe s.%o.t Landing At Albany Of connecting Ish E
on Ss Viii 1h %ns s and ir5sSs1 &
Dolds Express 0@ee st BroaNay and No. cours. D-1o-
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
For Boston Worcester F FSs%ls" do%s junction Lowell l.vsas.
points. The and .tanch 'teane"
CHI VI D3 CRY or sEw;YoEE, ,v1r,c,
and CITY OF NBW-LONDos,
srYs.. daily ssns,, sIs'P O'Clock m" from
Ssxh there ss@1ssnss S EI s@S w i+aas
tickets And for freight 'p s Oh Tfs' a rsa
NI New YORK. DC. IS, 1859.
DONDOUT, POUGHKEEPSIE, and NEW
n dss s co St md ' JAMES I BADw
Pier Of Tanson-st daily, M4 p. m
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
SRFFsfDs sS t1Sf T. wE %EsTFES
s, ii s'S CRY y .ss 's% from
BATES s. aqS S T q s s pss a.f route IT:
WEsT Washington c. and return SiGGa s, ao 9
Tn qSt tsk sS ''s tbs ' 'ooD
No. ?o2 Bros!ssY, Barclay St, New.York.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.
meets at bennington Branch Railroad IamPoa Junction
with TN, the IhsS and SHausha"na Railroad with he u
high VALLEY RroA and i' CONNEXIONS forming direct line P
''.'A and me al AIEESTows IlSE rHE WEST c.,.a
Silver Palace can sPss o aS kssySs f SaTe's'
Commencing May 10, lsIo.-Le,se New.YOrk as follows;
Ca m-POr Easor Bethlehem Chunk winmspOr wilkes
O,Ts fo1 td SiRsa .oy Guy iunAI'nh0i iO"a'''
nm-For Pennington E,s,on Allentown Manh Chunct wilkes
barre Rcaias Columbia, Lancaster Rphrai, Lin POe Harris
% m-For Rsston, Allentown, &c.
5op m~For TasOu AIsntorn, Much chures And Be'lers
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My IJ-P VI
For the S20O0,000 of bonds purchased by the
Government to-day there offers for 1891 $50, the
largest amount yet offered the Government at any
time The highest was lll93, and the lowest ll.2s On
the 5h the prices ranged from HOBS to 1885 The fol
lowing are the awards
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ECLECTIC MAGAZINE

ECLECTIC MAGAZINE
IL OF
FOREIGN LITERATURE.
CONTENTS OF THE JUNE NUMBER:
Recommendation WARD BEECEEB
1 GEOLOGICAL THEORY IN BRTAIN.-[EdiEhurgh Review
II. THE BARBAR0SSA LEGBND.-tCOmbll Magazine
Ill COLORS OF THE DOUBLE STARS.-Lst Psuls
Nv CHATTERTON.-l Blackwoods Magazine.
" BLANCHE TREGUIER- Macmlln's Magazine
vi LECTURES on THE SCIENCE OF RELIGION. b. Max
Muil6r Il Prasers Magazine.
VII THE PRINCE DIS URSINS- Blsekwoods Magazine
VIII THE PLACE WHERE LIGHT DwELLETH.-l British Quar-
te,iy Review.
TX AT ROME-lCornhil Magazine.
X HINDU LEGEND.-l Al tie Year Round.
XII ORIENTALISM IN EUROPEAN INDUSTRY Maemilans
Magazine.
XII BErTBR-HALF BARTER.-l Chamberss Journsi
XIII HENRY WARD BEECHER-lTbe RdtOr
XIV POETRY.
XIV FOREIGN LITERARY NOTES.
XVI LITERARY NOTICES.
XVII SCIENCE
XVIII ART - -
TERMS OF THB ECLECTIC,
Sinre a. cory @5 copies
60 i've cope. so CLERGYMEN AND TEACHERS sup
rb.o AgeHts waited clubs Send for Specimen
Copy, a. cent? Address b. X. PELION Plbhsher
"a
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QUARTERsAsTRR's OFFICE, U. s. MARINE CORPs,
WAsHISGToS, May 4, 1870 !
PROPOSALS For FUEL.-Sealed PrOnOsalS

QUARTBRsAsTgRs OFFICE, U. $. MARINE CORPS,
WAsHISGTOS May g. 1870 :
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.-Seaed Proposals
will be received tins Office until TUESDAY the Fourteenth day OF
june O'Clock supplying Wood and Coal O.
Marines at the following places during the fiscal ending h OF
the wool mechautab oak and be delivered piled
inspected such points within the walls Of the Marine
be designated by the commsDng officer
expense the United The coal be good white ash anih
coal dust and weigh 22iO pounds the
weighed inspected and delivered such within the walls
Barracks be designated by the commanding marine
United and both
upon monthly quarterly quison Of the Commanding
showing the quantities required agreea regulations
d. Coal Gods
n H.. l25 TUBS of Coal $50 Cords of Wood
$50 Tuns Of Co3l $50 Cords OF Wool
Brooklyn Cords o
Az Pblsdphia Pa of Coal Cords
Al o Cords
Pensacola Pa...............-- Us Cords OF Wood
Mar Island .l Tons Of Coal, lao Cords Of Wood
will be made thu receipt Of duly authenticated
b the Commanding Oc Of the posts at which the Wood Coal has
been delivered.
The right reserved 10 reject all bids considered unreasonable
guarantee signed responsible person RESPONSE
bty he certified By the United Judge United
States District Attorney United States Collector
each proposal, otherwise IT will not he considered
To lie iDOrel Proposals Fuel" adirse1
signed. WILLIAM b. SLACK, Major and Quartermaster,
L. =. Marin COrns
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DEPARTMENT Public CHARIIIEs CORRKoTios Go
THIRD NEwYOgk MAJ II 1870 ;
PROPOSALS FOR IRON BOlLERS.-Sealcd
Proposals Endorsed above vii he received by the COMMISSION
until O'Clock Of 2 furnish SIX BOILERS the
Drop Flue description, with appueDsnc the Lnne
luin on W ards Island.
Printed specification for the and
qurcf, will be- furnished application ihs oaicr.
The Conmis Iigi rejecting
deemed by them advantageous 10 the Department.
ISAAC BELL,
JAMES BOWEN.
OWEN w. BRENNAN, Commits. op.rs
JAMES X NICHOLSON
ALEXANDER FREAR
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READ
JUB
LETTERS OF CHARLOTTE BRONTE
H. To Jnpe Member Of
HOURS Al HOME,
READ
HOURS AT HOME,

Which sale BY slNewsdsslers to
Modern INSANITY; Some of its Causes
kvI Drinking Smoking aud Chewing
Tobacco do June No PHRENOLOGICAL
JOURNAL have IT, = r. WELLS 500 Broadway.
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NETWORK AND NEW-IIANEN RAIL
~


WINTER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING NOV. ~. 1869.
Passenger Station N.wYork Of Twentyeyenhst And
Fourthaye Entrance Twenty -seyeGths.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-lORK
For Nev lIsven and Bridgeport, T. tEr.l 1889 2:l5 (EI
800 tEI), 3:i5, $50, $3.50. and U.I.) p. N.
For Milford Strstfori Fsrs Southport and Wepor 700 ll;@
Xos,k 100 {RTl 9c ll:9o 1915 Ell $500
(RI }, 3:45, 40 CEr.). 500 GJO and $500 Etl
Dsrien O. Il;9O a. aud b:O p.
For Stamford I). 1889 1918 (EI) 2:l3 (EI,
3:45, 4:3o (Er). AS, $3.50. $3.50, 5:l5 tEt.) p
For Greenwich 1880 2:l5. 3i5 AS $50 $3.50 ';la M
For Por: Chester and intermediate stations at i:o nj Ii'
3:+5, AS, $50 $50 and 7i5 p IN. -
Sunday Twenty New York at for
Boston. -
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, IN. tErl Er EI)
For Boston via shore Line 125 en- 9 (EIl p.
For Hartford and Springfield ga H. tEK) RIB ttIl fp p m
To Hartford y. n ,,.,
For Railroad Er) 2ls to Montreal
3p m. TO Northampton. 49,.
D. m
For New London and sioningou Railroad
Railroad nj N. Northampton aud Williams
burgb.
For Housstonic Railroad "a m and p m.
For Nsugstnck Railroad, ga NJ; 3 (fI)
For DaDbury aud NorSsk Railroad 2:l5 and 40 aud
ss connection with Freight Train Norwak Dsnbury
For HevtsRsan Railroad a. l2;l3, 4:30
DAYS, $50 IN.
Comncdou, Sleeping Cars attached H. train; and Drawing
Room Car 10 the and m. trains.
JAMES II. HOiT Superintendent.
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FEkD-Ihe market continues and whOs
change We quote: 40 ID al IL k5i ~ 81 50i 10 10 Al 81
100 ID at 81 70d III 3d.
GRANITE Wheat market irregular and in fair demand
Miirs freely. Choice
Choice White is ueue
tue bush No. Milwaukee the first week
June 2c sales bush I'll Ot Rejected Spunr
~ 2Od 81 2l FOR No. Milwaukee aaost 81 10 in ~
Rcd Western sAoat 81 80 for Am' d. In store and mail ls al
II 81 9 for White Ncgsn 81 D. for Amber Csnaas N bond
81 30 for White Genese. DAL" Barley active an ony'r
sales 2e9 bush part Yesterday at 9qce for state and sc %
Canada West. Barley Malt trmer and in fair dems1d - o.
1909 bush G9Gc Oss opened irregular blt en better
and fairly sales u 900 lush New Ohio and b0
sloat aHd Western and Choice rash today ~
63c G846ac alost Rye acye sales, p 90 buh.
Canadian bond opened and Bat
demand preysd and improves; sais, 900
bush Damp and UnsOand jc l New Western hcl - va
81 r. the Dry, ami 81 Is for Old a1oa N,ro
Yellow az I'll l3d ri H.
HAY-The market remains fm with r business II toe foi
Shipping and pla 81 Is for Retail lots Rye STRAW ssaHg as
Tld ri l3
HEMPThe business In Ms has been only moderate and tie mar
ket steady tc, gold Other kinds are Inactive and pn' s'
nominal.
HOPS are dull and prices Zlar AZ Pare ~ qualify.
MOLASSES-Ih demand is fair and for cioce
steady holders willing tie outlet sa - bids
Porto Rico 60c.. and il0 TO- on priv ate terms.
NAVAL SrOREsSprits Turpeuuue moderate tena sss
bb. iilc, ami 30 bb at 2 Ratn
10 Common STRAINED The on ls@ n "a
bbls Common 81 Ter quiet and unchanged Pitch ds
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The following are the highest prices at which tho
Express stocks named sold at the First Board
the dates given:

The following is the result Of the business al The o.
SubTreasury:
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Gi,uations n)anico--females.

4 LADY, who has had considerable expe-
~ renee desrs position PROOF READER Address r. A.
Box 10 Tribune Office.
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Isrl On fir TO pine ?Od 3 seal Extra Reinei... aa
PROV the spot dull and heavy ant urdr MIRA ss'
prices lower; sales job lot loo DBL az - p 10,
Mos Is for 80 for Extra Prime. Fo ms, a'"
ery 7sO bbs at SO 80 seller NAV June and JAY Bel h bu
gua sales bhls 20 ~ for Plain Mess and iDd To-
Extra Mess Terce Beef dull prices nominal i Hem
are in demand and the market steady as 81 t' -
for Southern moderately active, AM seay ss ~
pigs at light Picked Hams Bacon neglected es,o hog'
are lower at dl2c City Lari very heavy, md e'i os'r
sales bb and No l. l5l 5.c for Oy odhio
fair prime For future delivery. 0D ties at Re- s'lF '
months
PETROL quiet though lower; rss -
bills l4,d Rbned. spot far demand ara pa
Tor mar
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Sales OF State BondsRaroad Boad-Bdak and Rairood-E
Hc
THURSDAY, May bpm.

PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS-FIRST BOARD
MIsIsG STOCKs 900 Grass VALLEY. .............. Il