davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1872-12-31

101i4...1 IS in........ .311o By "a ....:..s 500
EEEDs-There was moderate inquiry for clover,
ea|es OF primo being made nt S. timothy was qu1e
and unchanged, quotab1e at s3.00@3.25 for fair to
prime seed. Flax was quiet ut 81 7o for fair TO
Clover at Is. Is Is bags fair at $500.
TEAS-aIet with only . Light demand, and tho mar
ket ruled steady, previously quoted: Hyaon COM
mon to fnr, 50G56c good 65@75c; choice to extra,
g5cGs1 15 auperane to nne old h3Bon, 75c@$iO 90 !;
imperial es@7so good to she1oe ao sGc
$i.15Gl.2o; extra, s.25@135; choice to extra 1eaf
Japa9, goc@sl05 fair 70 good do, eo@9oc colorcd
natural leaf Japan 55@G5c common to hne Oolong,
35a45c; good, 60@70c choice to extra, ooc9s1.0o.
TOBACCO-We continue to quote-
CuEwNG-Fine Cut-Extra, 75@85c; choice, CSC
sMoE1so-Extra, 1896; medium. 3oc3s2c COM
P1ua-Naturai Leaf, 5000; half bright, 69@e5c;
black, sound, 47@52c.
WOOD-Reuaains +1u1l at former quotations. We
repeat our list as follows Beech, $500; maple,
WOOL-There few orders on tho market for
small lots, but aside from this, the market ts quiet
Prices were without variation, and rule as fouoWs
Tub, washed, extra medium. .Gu965c
Tub, washed, fair to .osl96oc
feeee TG@@on nsshed u1ns{ X. light .Ssg55e
Fleece, wnshed, *, dingy 45S55o
Fleece washed, <, dngy .45953c
Fleece washed medium light, .6585sc
Fleece washed, medium dingy.. .459a5c
Fleece unwasllod X&XX, in good condition. .35&38:
Fleece, unwashed X&XX d1ngy. .Soe933o
Fleece unwashed coarse, to medium. -35eS40,
Fleece unwashed coarse, nnd dingy .3305353
super,
pUleQ. s4osy1oS
, 1872-12-31
EDUCATIONAL,

EENTPER HALL
select school for girls and young ladies' reopens
15th The elegant comforts tho tho1ougncss of train
ms and discipline to and character aad
tho superior mode and course OF instruction have
attracted FOR it, patrons many loading people of Chicago
and the Northwest
For particulars apply to GEO. Ii. EVERuART, DID,,
Rector Kcuosha, Wis.
, 1872-12-31

UILS-Nlth the exception OF slight reductlon IN
the price Of carbon dealers filling orders at
25H@26s), there were changes IN this market.
Trade slack at the following quotations: Carbon,
lnsee' raw, $50 do boiled, 93c; whale s8c sperm,
s2oo@2 neats foot oil, strictly pure, $1.1o do
ira, SLIGO; do No. l, oJlS95c; bank oil, 6s@7o:;
PAINTS, COLORS, AND PUTTY-The demand for
this class Of goods small and prices were stcady
, 1872-12-31

White Star Tine

NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL Nav -, IN
asa1nAhp1; the .ix large.t In TIA xnrd powered
ATLANTIC, BALTir hEPgBLIf.
eoo9 tons s1EGenI3c9e b. EACH. Baling INN NJ ~
p RaYWS Viz ssax ss s. Ell as o
Passenger accomnodaons [tor ali ela.ss, ILL n1I.,
combining safety speed snd confor Saoonn. n.17aued.
rooms, smoking room, and bath rooms in sea1o-
ion where sast o:oa is felt Surgeon and stoTse sei
Kates--3atoon, $so, gold stceraRs, AN cu,,,.
Those tshi9s to ssnd 70. friends m tha Old :oans2
Passengcro booked 10 Or frn1n III p.ta Of s,,ar..
PERI, Hamburg. Norway Sweden, india, AnsraIis' A1'
rates. Drafts from E1 upward. For in-pecon Of n.3
snd other information. apply at the Compan5's ofce
No. Is Broadway, New York 'e7''
]. H. sP:RKs. General Agent.
Chicapo. 4 Iarp - q" t-st.
, 1872-12-31

CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI THROUGH
LINE. VIA kAMKAKEE ROUTE
1fans arrtue ard depart oa. te Great Central Railroad
uepof foot q Lakest. For through tickets s1e<7
car deTtas appty at Ticket Office, rs Cana corner XIII
son 1?0 Nishngons fremont House, corner C3a3rsss.
AfF!Vo at Indianapolis ...-..--s 4u p =,
Arrive at Cincinnati III b. IN. 9:lj - IA
Trains arrive at Chicago at 7oo a. n. and o:15 D H.
4u1y Line running Saturday night train Cintinat:.
The entire tr1n runs through to Cincinnati. Psa1n
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
2tc.ef Office, 81 Nest Na7ison-t..
, 1872-12-31

1885 to 1872-37 years e05, ,607, ,932 1923 158
LATEST.
In the attsgRooa EAest Hss fairly nosIy9 and
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01

THl DAILY GAZETTE is Published every afternoon.
texcept sunday at il6 Market street and served by
carriers to subscribers in all parts of Wilmington
and the surrounding towns and villages. for SIX
cents u week. payable weekly. Yearly subscribers
g, in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01

The Kcnnctt Weekly L.ufcr. in speaking the
lectures before the kcnnct Square Academy an
Seminary during the year. says:
Besides some single lectures. the winter term has
included five lectures on German Literature. by Ba.
ard Taylor twelve by A. {. Norris. on Astronomy
Geography. twelve by Prot. Moore, on Philosophy,
Chemistry. &c.. and FIVE by DR.. Ewood Harvey. on
Physiology and Hygiene.
Those who have children TO attend school vii
please read the following notices +
i have had an opportunity for scverall,eays past.
Of ohserNin the manner in which the Academy is
conducted. well as the department Of the pupils
who attend it, and am satisfied that nothing Is nt.
elected which can further both .he intellectual and
moral dcy elormcut OF the latter
BAYARp TAYLOR.
CEpARcRoFT, kRNNETT SQUARE. July -. lnN
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.. Engineer : once. y
Omaha. Neb July 3lst $50.
:. {. SHoRTLIbGr. A. M-i,.ar Sir:-I desire to
express my acknowledgements to Won for the and
attention you have given to the education OF my
daughter. We entirely satisfied with the pro-
Gre> that she has made in her stu lies ayour school
and we expect soon To send to YOU another daugh-
ter. Being convinced that your seminary presents
superior advantages for the acquisition OF sound,
practical education, congratulate YOU on its in
creasing popularity. Very csrcctiuliy yours.
T. F. SICkrLs.
Chief Engineer Union Pacific Railroad.
Send for Circulars. which give the Prospectus and
new arrangement, tor next school year. to
sc SllOkTLlDGE. A. NJ.
maStt kennett Square Chester county. Pa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01

ASoTHER CoMPLAIST.-It is now flashed over
the wires that the merchants of New York .
plain loudly of Consul Dudey's ineficlency at
Liverpool, and that the congressman from New
York will ask that Secretary Fish furnish the
correspondence relative thereto for the iuforma-
ton OF the House.
Complaints arise In all quarters at home OF the
bad conduct of Grants Ofhce-holders, and Of
course the same condition Of things exist abroad,
but by management much of this is to be kept
from the public ear.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
educational.

HENNETT SQUARE ACADEMY AND SEMI
N NARY. Chester County. Pa. Whole expens "a
81 to s. per week. cr'ras.
octl3tt SiioRrLIDGE & NORktS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01

The DELAWARE GAZETTE. established llI,
; the largest and most hourishing weekly IN the
state and has larger circulation than any other
the Peninsuar Published every Friday morn
ng at IL u year. IN advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
Book. Newspaper and Stationery St
NO. 400 Market street.
wire RULINGS, wire GUAx:!l

EOR STORE FRONTS. ASYLUMs. 10! 'ls1
II BEDSTEADs, WIRE WEBBING TOR IN M
and poultry yards. Brass and Iron Wire "
nieves. Fenders. Screens. for coal. ores. sspI 4.
Heavy CrimPed Cloth fol. spark arre.ters Nh
Ornamental Wire Work. DO. Every ini3rqiT!RIS| ri
addressing the manufacturers, NJ. WALnsN
SONS. N o. 8O6A Aarket e.. Philadalphia. mss-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-12-07

IA good many grns. publ-hiHg "Reminiscences Of Al
Ward, which calls mind q the obiuaT
pens written IL Psbshed The London spec
taor au1iatey After ts deah of Mr. eitJ
s-4iW attributed 70 AIErrnoa CharIss sWinbarnsl
u h gone a land of no laughter,
The man that made mirth for us an
Provez death but a silence hereafter
Prom ths sounds that delight appauf
Once closed, have the eyes duty,
No more pleasure the exquisite
Has the heart done overfoVyng sith beauty,
A. the eyes have villa tsar.1
Nay aHght can be sure, what {.
Than earth's good decays not with earth,
And Of an the hraEt springs pgrer
Than th@ springs q the fountain of nirfh.
ife that sounds them ha- pierced the hearts hoLovs
The place Ehsrr tear ehsss 90 sisspi
For the tlam-tkes thai dance Ia li-'s shaI0~s
Are EruHz from Mss deep
BE came with a heart fzlI of gIdness.
From ne giad-heartai World q the West.
Won our iaughtsr but with madn-ss.
sPaks and Iose.I With 90, Ia mere jest;
Zoe th- man IN our hearts fingered after
When the merrim-nt died from ears,
And tho.e tho were IouHiest In laughter
Are slenf Ia tears
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PLAIN AVID FANCY
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
:Artemus Ward.

II BILL-HEADs. VISITING. BCsTNEss AND ADDR
ARDS printed Ia th- highest style % the art
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ALEX. ]. CARTWRIGHT,

COMMISSION MERCHANT AND GE
- ERAL SHIPPING AGENT,
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. jy27 ]
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Advertisers resAns the Eastern rnltsd States
for their cards hy enclosing Grseabacka United
Stamps Tor they 20 pay
paid fOr.
~ business Cards when prepaid for ysay, aiowed
discount from thess which or advertise
ueuts when paid or charged quarterly.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


Cotton nominal; good ordinary, 2O4c. Net receipts, 81
bales. stock, 2,5W
Cotton nominal mddlings &c. Net receipts, IA bales;
gross IA Exports to Liverpool 267 Sales, 500 Stock,
MOBILE June IS, 1872
Cotton quiet middlings, 2zc Net receipts 4s bales.
SAVANNAH June Is, 1872.
recep n Bales a ssI 10 Stock ss ss Net
CHARLESTON, June Is, 1872.
Cotton dull middngs 25c Net receipts 267 bales Ex-
ports to Great Britain $50 stock, s,!Sv , 70 ,.,,
ss for No spring 90 70 Tor amber winter so p for
Sn s 80 o ss5 w eas aq
800 DO at 81 81 S DO prime White a. e o. Com dull
a. &C. Barley and qae es 60
s %SSsSss ~ s ssa sS S insFs s
&C Canal ireghtsa0n wheat 7c corn and rye Gag TO
York, Railroad ircishts.floar to Boston Soc, 10 New
York oc TO Albany ssc Receipts by Iakeo7 900 bushels
eana-5s,oOO bushels rye, i,527 900 feet lumber.
BUFFALO, N. ", June Is, 1872
corn, 2A7lo do; oats, s,oOodo barley 900 DO Canal
room s susss s So
49, 500 do oa. q s22 do Flour quiet sales o. Western
ssos White SD s ~ no
disposition to perna,e Corn ON and aesnng sales
The rumored break in the corner IN oats at Chicago has
aS and ceo SGGa dc 70
quality.
Flour dull and nominal Wheat active, unsettled and
81 4 1s esr
July Corn In fair demand and lower; sales Of No .
mixed at 43,ac 43'4c cash seller June, 9sc 4c.
seller july 46lac seller August; rejected Acc. 40ac.
Oats pancky difficult to give accurate quotations.
ner broken prices dropped suddenly IRON from sls
one p NJ. at the latter fgure 3lAc. sc.
Sc Her July Rye and barley dull and unchanged Whis
key far demand and lower Sc Pork In lair demand
and nrm at $2 50 $l2 40, cash; $2 ~ $l2 Do, seller
July Lard ady sac. Bulk meats and bacon quiet
and UNCHANGED. Cattle dull and lower; light sales at
80 So 20 good to choice Live hogs steady
at 50 20 $405. FreightsCorn to Buffalo, sc to King
ston, i31sc Receipts-g000 bbls four 2,lW bushels
bushels rye, 1000 bushels barley, 5000 cattle and 10000
hogs Shipments5UD0 bbls. Hour, 5000 bushels wheat
2Ilo corn, 5000 do oats 1900 do. rye $500 do. bar
lev 300 cattle and 5000 hogs
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Another Break" and Further
Decentralization in Erie.
THE PRICE FALLS TO So.
THE HERALD AS A PROPHET.
Alleged Sale Of the Control of the Elec-
ton to the Old Erie Ring.
Excitement and Depression on
the Stock Exchange.
Money Easier and Lending Freely
at Three Per Cent.
GOLD AVERAGING ia AND DULL.
A Light Specie Shipment Antici-
pated for the Week.
The Washington Bureau Specializing as
to the Cotton Crop.
The Yield Expected To Be About Four
Million Bales.
GOLD AVERAGING ia AND DULL.
A Light Specie Shipment Antici-
pated for the Week.
The Washington Bureau Specializing as
to the Cotton Crop.
The Yield Expected To Be About Four
Million Bales.
WALL STREET,

TUESDAY, June lS-6P. NJ.
On Change to-day Hour was weak and lower
but left off steady. Wheat was heavy and dull
The cotton market was unchanged. BY reference
to our Washington dispatches 1t will be seen that
the Agricultural Commissioner Is of opinion that
the growing crop of cotton will give q yield Of
about four millions OF bales II the ripening and
gathering of 1t be as successful as they were in
$780,
MONEY THREE TO FIVE PER CENT.
Money was easier, as consequence OF the
smaller amount required for the of the Stock
Exchange, where the settlement OF many con-
tracts and the decline In prices recently
have dimin ished the demand for it.
Lenders were quite content to take s
per cent upon stock colateras, and toward three
O'Clock large amounts were pressed to the street
and loaned at as low as 3 per cent. On govern
ments the rate was 4per cent at the best.
Prime paper was steady, and quoted a per cent
discount The lowering OF the rate on call was too
recent to have had any effect to-day.
Foreign exchange was lower In quotation, the
leading bankers having marked down the rate to
100X for sixty-day sterling, and continued to allow
q large brokerage upon the new figure. Sight bills
were, as before, 1lo,a
GOLD has A 1857.
The gold market was duh, but, for such business
as was done, unsettled. The price opened at ia,
advanced to l141s and declined to and closed at
13yS. The weaker tone at the close was attributed
TO the heaviness Of foreign exchange, and also to
the small engagement OF specie for tomorrow
viz, 100000. Ten times this amount has been
quite common thing for Wednesdays steamers
earlier in the year. The course OF the market is
in 10 oh
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


AvERILL-KNIGHT.-O Monday, June IL, In the
First Baptist church. by the Rev. T. d. Anderson, ID.
D., WALTER J. AvERILL to Miss CORNELIA A.. only
daughter OF James Knight, NJ d., both " this city.
BURD-ROE.-On Tuesday, June Is, at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. f. A. Mum
son. CHARLES f. BURD, of New York, to A. AMELIA,
eldest daughter OF Austin Roe, OF Patchogue, L. l.
day. June L. at the residence Of jeremiah Coun-
seior, ESQ.,, by Rev. Mr. Brown, LEWIS HELLER, Of
Newark, to HELEN w. EANEs, formerly OF Peters.
burg, Va.
Richmond and Petersburg papers please copy.
J0yCE-KRNYoN.-InB Brooklyn, on Tuesday, June
is, 1872, by the Rev. J. Halsted Carroll, b. d.,
CHARLES M. JOYCE to NORMA KENYON.
LCysrRR-WREKs.-On Wednesday, June 8, at st.
Paul's church, by the Rev. Thomas Mallaby rector,
JOHN J. LUYSTKR to SARAH j., daughter OF William
M. Weeks, all Of Glen Cove, L. l.
MILLER-WELTON.-On Tuesday, June Is, by the
Rev. Mr. OReilx at the read ,uca Of tina hrtia'a
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES MORE ACTIVE.
The Southern State bonds were more active, and
the dealings at the morning board took wider
range OF the list. The Tennessees were steady at
49, and the new South Carolina July bonds at 341s-
both full quotations. The new Arkansas seven per
cents Issued to the Central Railroad, made their
appearance and sold at 4s1s a 49A. The dealings
embraced small lot Of Texas tens at So. The fol-
lowing were the closing quotations. the wide diff
ference between buying and selling prices In some
instances indicating the dulness into which the
market subsequently relapsed Tennessee, ex cou-
pom, 72k o 1914 do, new, 72x 73,l; Virginia, ex
coupon 40 SO; do, registered stock, old 3s As;
do skies, consolidated bonds, So a 55h; do
skies, deferred scrip 1eX Tx; Georgia
skies, "a so; do. scvens, .ss q co.;
North Carolina, ex coupon, 80 a a2A; do, funding
1850, Is 2s; do do, 1888, 81 22h; do, new 81
23k; do, special tax IA Is; Missouri skies, 81
97k; do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, "a q 95; Lou
isiana sixes GO a e5; do, new, IS 90; do. levee
skies, e5 q 70; do. do. Fights, 70 q 81; Alabama
nvcs, 66 81; do. Fights, IS a 90; South Carolina
SKIES b2x asa; do, January and July, 33x %; do,
April and October, 30 80; Arkansas skies, funded,
Sax A64.
FURTHER DECLINE TN STOCKS.
The stock market waa weak and at times Dor.
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Wheat In better request but at lower prices. The
sales about 10000 bushels at 81 TO for No Chicago
81 SO 81 10 for Milwaukee, closing at 81 69 81 ~ 81 Is
for No do 81 IS 81 80 TOR red winter and 81 81
for amber winter Barley and rye dull and
nal Corn heavy, but transactions fair. The sales
about 253 ON bushels at sc 65c. for steamers
esc for sail chiefly at e6c 66ac esc Zoe for yel.
Southern white. Oats lower and dull The sales foot up
1900 bushels at SOC. for mixed afoat; 53c for choice
white Iowa on the track; and 52c, for white Western
afoat
FREIeHrs.-The market remained without change,
there being moderate inquiry for berth room at former
Nesels charter attracted some attention. the
and petroleum trade. Rates firm. The engage
ns since last have been ITO Liverpool by siea
$1,000 bushels grain lid for and I'D for wheat
500 boxes cheese SIS Cd. and by SAIL 10000 bushels
at sd 800 bbls rosin private terms To London, by
steam 100 bbls rosn, s. Sd 60 900 bushels grain at SID
Cd. To Southampton by steam, 1900 bushels grain
private terms To Antwerp, 1000 boxes bacon, Ss The
charters comprise "A Norwegian bark, $500 quarters
grain, to Cork for orders, s. I'D, or II d.
rect ID. of; British bark, to Londonderry,
direct 800 quarters grain, third In ships bags
81 Italian bark (rechartered, $500 quarters grain
Cork ORDERS e., II direct Sd. of; German bark
hence Bremen 400 bbls refined petroleum owners
accounts Norwegian bark hence TO Bordeaux 5000 bbls.
crude petroleum, Is Cd Bremen ship hence To Bremen
or Hamburg, 5000 bbls refined petroleum on private
terms; bark hence TO the German BaItic 270O
bbls refined petroleum, o. 4d American bark he
70 Trieste direct $500 bbls refined petroleum, o. ID
an American brig hence To BAlonca 100 OF refined
petroleum, at &c. North German bark hence to the
Baltic. LILO bbls rsdned petroleum. So "a Norwegian
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The quotations based on COTTON running IN quality
not more than hall grade above below the grade
quoted
CorrEE-The market remained quiet but very firm The
cargo OF the Cricket Baltimore rnmored Sold but
were unable to trace y We quote Ordinary, car
fSs4c prime nc l9ac extreme range for lots 15l3c
I9Lc gold, per h., in bond W 20 days credit Java
pore lsc. l9e Geyon Iec a,sc IN Maraesibo, lsc
ingo, gold, in bond, 3l4c l34c Porto Rico zoe. 2c.
FLOUR GRAIS.-Rcce ips-Flour 1855 bbs wheat,
bushels; 2sI 1877 do cal 100 bags; oats
sO7sl bushels rye, 72do The -four market was rather
OF state inquiry for Ohio flour for the West In
dies The sales were about 5000 hbls including about
1000 bbls (par yesterday for export mainly at So So IS
sGpers 30 for common extras and 81 a ~ 30 for
Ohio Corn meal continued quiet and about steady; lOO
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying to nat for borrowing. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows -
tiOlu DaianceS ...................... l,o4Z,o0o
Currency balances. ................... 2,lI4,O0S
The specie shipment to-day was $50, 900 silver.
The Sub-Treasury paid out $4,000 account of
redeemed ive-twenties and $4,000 for past due
Interest
GOVERNMENTS FIRM.
The government list was strong, and prices a
fraction higher for the CTS and some OF the more
active features; but while the business was an i'm
provement on Mondays market the transactions
were far from large or animated. The London
quotation has been steady all day, and un-
anected by the rapid and wide fluctuations in
Erie, and curiously enough, has been for time
past frmer and steader than the price OF consos.
The following were the closing figures Limited
States currency skies, lax 1145 do do 1881, reg
stered, 1l43s 1l44s; do. do coupon, 1905 1905
DO. nve-twenties, registered, May and November,
l141a 11424 do do, 1862, coupon do, 1l4s 1l4A
do. do 1854, do do, 114ls haas do do. 1865, do.
do, lis 115k; do do, 1867, registered, January
and July, 1885, t13ss; do. do, 1864 coupon, do,
t16N 1l65s; do do, 1867 do. do 1l7ss 117s4 do.
DO, 1865 do. do, 1174 117a; do. ten-iorties, reg
Istered, 11Oss 110ss do do, coupon Ill a 1117s
do. fves Of 1884, registered, lib l134; do do,
coupon, lib 49,.
TIE RAILROAD BONDS.
mi of q following he
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For future delivery Oasis low middling the sales have
been az I a last evening after Mly
august =, at 2s'sc 800 90 s 2sc 500 at 100 at
21c October 200 at u 5l6c 400 at 800 at Il 7i6c
800 November, 100 at 2Oc 100 at 20 Side 100
today to M.July goo as q lIiSc 400 Al q &c,
2Ssc 200 at SIG 200 a. 2ec , go at &c at
800 November sS6 at 2lac 100 at % siss Deem
Grand total j 30 bales The receipts at the ports sum
up thus Galveston, 81 bales New Orleans lA Mobile,
York 1872 Boston 80 Total 237 This day last week,
2lI7 this day last 309S Rates foreign
I'd By sail 5s2d si6d. To Havrc, by steam, c gold
nc. To Bremen, by steam &c, gold, compressed SAIL
&c. To Baltic ports, by sail tc L. gold To Mcditer
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le,l5 and AIS p. M.
1880 p. M.-Beforc Cali.

i4s< $4,000 Us $40, @, 81. =. ll7L
IA ioOW us SIS, 1910. r.. lioss
l6s{ 1000 Us 6s, cur ..... uih
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Market Quiet and Easy-Rcceipts
at the Ports 1,237 Balcs-Wheat Lower
Corn Easy-Oats Lower-Copper Active
and Firmer-Spirits Turpentine Bet
ter-WOol Quiet-Pork and Lard
Steady-Whiskey Firm,
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+, N.
AsHEs-Recepts since our last, 81 packages. The
market remains unchanged and quiet. Small sales at
81 IS q 81 Is for pots.
BUILDING MATERIALs-There has been change in the
market brick; the demand fair and the ar
rivals liberal We quote Jersey, 81 so So So North
River, 50 80 $40 Is; Croton, SO $ls Philadelphia
front, from yard, SIS $40, cash. Lime was onfy in
limited demand and at unchanged figures quoted at 81 80
for common and 81 for lump. Cement quiet and
steady at % per Dbl for Rosendale Laths sold mode.
rately at former figures
COTToN.-The demand for spot cotton limited, and
the market under some pressure to SELL ruled weak
future delivery fair business consummated at de-
cline of lsc. per h. The sales foot up follows:-
To-day Last Erening Total.
Export. 70 30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-19

DOLITICAL PRINTING or EVERY DESCRIPTION
done short notice by the Metropolitan Printing 20
adjustment corner Of Broadway and Ann street. New
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-19
FIN ANClAL.

A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
N. In New York, Brooklyn and New Jersey. Principals
only apply to SAMUEL 8. WOOD. Jr., l5o Broadway,
room TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-19

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying to nat for borrowing. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-19

$4,000 Tenn 6's, new. ).
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500 Ark rs. ISIS to Gen
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300 Ohio 4 Miss c BIDS
500 shs Quick N Co. !.
200 Quick pref. anna.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-19

mother, PETER MILLER. IT., to KATE L. wELroN,
daughter OF the late David Welton.
SELwyN-BURRELI--On Wednesday, June IL, at
the residence OF the brides mother, by the Rev.
w. II. Chalmers, d. D., Mr. HENRY II. SELwYN OF
Washington to Miss IDA M, daughter Of the late
Henry NJ Burrell, Esq, OF New York. No cards.
STEwART-EBBiTT.-0n Tuesday, June IL, at the
Hall, d. d., JAMES STEWART to EMILY daughter OF
the late Humphrey Ebbitt, Esq., both OF this city.
No cards.
PErRIR-LATHRoP.-Tn Norwich, Conn.,. on
wednesday, June q, at Christ church, by the Rev.
Frank L. Norton of st. Thomas church, New
york. JAMES PETRlE, ESQ.,, OF this city, to Miss SARA
M. LATHROP, OF Norwich.