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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-09-12
Norfolk and Baltimore and Washington,
ID. C. Steamship Line.


,Hl Steamships of this Line sail from
IsAfSA-h end Of Central Wharf Boston
sAMAALlpsxNSsSFo FOLK and BALTIMORE.
o=<x=ezz<=e=@ Steamships
:, WM.dm laurence" Capt. W. A. Hallett
Wtttian Crane" Capt. Solomon Howes. ...
George APpotd," Capt Winslow Loretand.
'BLackstoRe," Capt. Geo. II. Hallett
"WH,am Kennedy" Capt, Henry ID. Foster
NC CetLan, capt. F. NJ. Howes
Steamer Lady of the Lake W
Freight forwarded from Norfolk TO PETERSBURG ana
richmond, by river q rail; and by the "a C Tenn
Ar Lane TO all points in VirgiRid, Tennessee Aio-
odnd and Georgia; and over the Seaboard and Roo
noSe H. n to all points in North and South Carolina
places Vest. ~
Through rates given to South and West
Fine Passenger accommodations.
Fare including Berth and Meals to Norfolk SI5.Oo
line AZ hours; to Baltimore SIS, time 65 hours
For further information apply to
E. SAMPSON, Agent.
June2tt D:R Central Wh0rf Poeto,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-09-12

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Subscrib-
~ has been duly appointed and taken upon
himself the trust of Administrator Of the estate of
ERWIN n. TUKESBURY late of Falmouth, in the
county of Cumberland, deceased and given bonds as
the law directs All persons having demands upon
the estate of said deceased required to exhibit
the same; and all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
SAMUEL N. MERRILL, Admir- of Portland.
Falmouth, Sept3d, 1872. sep5d3wTh
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-09-12
Every Friday. nj 9 p. M,

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for Halifax, direct
Making close connections with the Nova Soot,,
Railway, for Windsor, Truro, New Glasgow and
Piotou and steamers for Prince Edwards Island. aI
SO at New Glasgow, N. S., with Lindsey s. Co.'S
Stages for Cape Breen. - W. .
~ RETURNING leaves Halifax on TITFS
DAfS, at T.. NJ, on arrival of train from p f. Is
land and stations on Nova Scotia Railway.
Cabin passage, including berth s7o
State Rooms and meals extra Wv
For freight and further information apply In II
u. COfLE, Jr., Atlantic Wharf, or "
Junelf JOHN PORTEOUS. Agent
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NBw VORK

PORT OF NBW- -YORK. .................. APRlL -
s,,.,,, S, M, p-,5 f1rerpcol Williams Guion-
stcams 10 Russia DR. J. Coos Liverpool. c. G. PranesLn
Steamship britannia lBr Greg SiasgS% % h5O W,op Co
s,eamslip Georgia Crowe Charleston. II. r Morgan Co.
Steamship Alemse. Walker Norfolk. City Point and monm0no'
SteamshS FSHale Fenon Phdelpha Iel.rd steamship Co
steamship anthracite Greer Phi1de,phA \" AfipA'neA
stesmshp Noyely shay PsndsD@, gd es5u, p.,,., Wood
S,esmshp Martha Steven. Chance, baltimore VIM DaeL
siss%:sD S'Ss,sD Sers e. FfTpsn'P % PgS%s sRsSas
Shin HUDSON Pratt Lcniou GnmeT Niniurn Co.
Brk Sarah m Gsson for orders via DAren Ga Jaa W.
sst Jas Borlapd Fuller Yol,udO Bonnd Dearborn Co.
G. e. JAYNE Hawkins. Port Johnson Jonas cHh 20
s s STsae yss G 4, My inse JaooS scndt Co.
BARK CeIne lFrl JeCec Hsyre BOYD Hinosen
BHs sAe Brown Mathew s0 es1 e 5,n n5s nIs9
Rre Druid lBrl Williams. Hamburg, Henry Sweeiald Co
Brs Netue Harted Mslo5 Po koya g. s Brs'; SON Co
schr. Nete lBr Andrews, ST. John n b. heney Parker
Schr. 4 Miner Miner Norwich.
Seli Laura Roberts Jacksonville R. P Buck 4 Co.
schr Am Marshall. Bhlateihpor. o. Bryan.
seAI AaH, PIo.9 Harysy hS SS9dy s1dyrBoT aSga
Cndine, EmInons. Providence
SelE Sell: Ssl.e Burton. PaI@er stamford.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Hcsaa Ger BArends Hamburg April o and hArs
S,s,mssp ashngon r Havre April r. via Bre
steamship C Meuco. Zimmerman vos CrI April T. and BA
i9th With nise and pass to r. Aetndis Sons ,o ola
Dominion Steamship CO.
RsTs " sldo Pressey Cadiz 40 days, with ndse. .
pak TtsuA Nof jensen Newport Eng 81 days with railroad
iron. -, =, H. ~, -;,
- e., - III. -.
Bnk Genauia o) Hendr Lsbou = days sith mdse
BARK Adam SedCwck jeseyl Harmon Shanghai Dec WIN A
Bak Johsnn Carl H. G Haczoop Hong Hong Jan St teas
Parker CsricDas Win
Sc WIN Counor BGnCoI) TcO BsTnadOes u VITA
Schr She head Carienas u days with sugar
sCHoOSgRs-kIyER AND COAs1WlsK
Fayorie Virginia d Summons sirgihh
+ Il. Russell, Virgins. ~ q. Leonard virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boroy Aprl 24Auve MONenH, from Sierra Leone He's
peus rom saqua aegunt nom Havana KHAN Allen nom no
botsn. hrs lr-e Wiuslow r. = le from
Trndad Minnie ABBY ron ChsrestoD hesu iToin bAnor
seb Sarah A. Paine Rio Granie s. L. DAVIS from AcelDo
Bent. Gal m en CoBn0r from CeuiueROs
FoaTItgss MONROE ApnI -Pasei Baltimore harfs Sainp
son from eh from Plymouth Ida from CsrdsuS D. y
Nichols IRON Inaies; chr Hy ydranthea rom FaeTI-o
FOREIGN PORTS.
O--rus-oyy April Line steamship CITY Of Montreal
K,r.iy nom April 3 for Liverpool, arrived here NJ
ek last night Asns Boat Club d New f"rl are PASSENGERS
bv the tv The umau Line steamship City Of Bristol
IhHp. AYn l., oT Liverpool Aned at IL ceA
tn
SorrANrrov April 2frhe North-Gernan Loyds steamships
pOuau Enst Ervlok Aqri j. 'oT Bremen ana NE befn
rdtsch April a. Bremen touched at thr port Jes
terlAJ.
DISASTER.
The hark HeaeT from NcN-iofk loT u.
CAY the Nth inst brd ana
ed h abandoned day. az hanas gA on O'aI1
uarA HeperIs which arrived - 9osoh tesIe'l-
Tor Latest ship Nccs see FUhi Pdgc.i
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
P4SGENG ERN ARRIVRn

FROM HAABURG-B steamship Hosaia, Apr 24-w 6. MOri-
Prescott kussce PfObd. Hem HAgedora Elsse HAga
dorm, saOan, $ BeBdt "a Bahsah Matte B. COhn j.
Keller wife A. Urbsbh y W. HAgedorn. Loua n.
PROM HAVANA ke-Iu steamship City Of heIso Apnl Al
Alex saith A. PHkehser j. Goldsmith H. Goldsmith,
Hopsns Hoiseher J. Flair. A Cam Jbo
Cares, hcKeiop Ms semogI L. Goddard and vile John
WaJde Csstera. Jues Cas-rks Il and A.
Sherman r. Bsgiey C. Sanaosds L. Gol1aIes YsIns
Rafael AsuI CaLspos. c. H. WlekS
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
FRIDAY, APRIL &c.
pAHNEAGFRX N1ILFD

FOR LIvERPOO-lh steamship Nevada, April an and Mrs
&. " ToThsm TOpbAn Nf. M-
b. ATehes; Lieut. w. p A Ose. heaL 4 r Grove Leet H. X
Grgson Leat T. B. Waoe Miss Helen kamsleh AB Mexican.
Mr. and Mrs Wa D. HamLn Dr. and ArA Hills Ars Deinda
khss Wa H. shaw Francis Ferdinand PrSHf Mcarr Fred Gros
sher Jub sagEr Mn W HarrA and Mn George Eaton John
Boyle G. v lcoge Mr aud Ars & % Dr. Douglas Hggn-
Mr. and An G. Mr. SeItoid, As Nor
lasRs Mn l. Huntington, J. G. wooey II. bartlett
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
DEPARTURE Of FOREIGN Mills
THuRSpAY. APRrL Is.

THUKSUAI. APRIL u
Mails Europe Plymouth CheToOgrg and Hamburg
shp Heph4la .l;o0 a. SupprmeaIary Nail Pier
iOei % Il4id ~. hoJ0ken, closed at Loo ,.
JAN 1e depOted Supplementary Mails must be prepaid With
dOube POSTAGE
M-s Havana West Indies steamship Crescent City.
close Supplementary Mal Per No y L,
z:J0
FRIDAY. &c
No steamship Mails
A NAL Williams Z (iuion and
lnman Line Steamships
SATURDAY. Arm q.
Liverpool, City Of Pars
slsse Q q m No Supplementary MsiL
A a NJ b his
Mails Bremen steamship Herman,
Close llOO a IA German nA Only direct by line.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
MINIATrRR ALMANAC.

sun 5.O7 ESQ Moon nses'.. sI
DAY.
SANDY HOOK ai56 Island. 93l Hell Gate FerrT"i"
wtTER THIS pAv-P
Sandy $40 Cows Island 1857 Hell Gate ferry III"
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
Gitraiions UGntco--femalrs.

y obscure young Lady would WRITE for
"A writers authors Moey prevents her nenoln WY -s'
t lie have her The past oly door through Nhlea le
can catch nase Of the future Re euces: % o' o5 rA'
not published OF tie NeT l"rE Herald ve- e'e
Pesse address FUTURE Box No. 80 Tribune once
USEKEEPER-An American lady wishes
pos on ousekeep tire best OF references Ald
brs terepces exchanged West Twenty eutt-sL
sl@% EAST FOURTH-ST.. near Willett, sec
- aoorA respectable Girl wants SITUATION 70 20
HOJ SBWORK private family where sAe Gil nave soo' home
city reference
an WEST EIGHTEENTH-ST. ST.-Ring the
Il - bella Protestant Gil LALSDhLsS and HrteE
SEAMS Ess -14 Lis 10 objection to '-s oo1-'! '1 W
Sumner
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK. Wednesday, April ~, 1877.

NEwYORK, Wednesday, April n, BIZ
There was q good attendance at the Ex-
change this morning. attracted by the sale OF the proper
y south corner of Fourthave and Fourteenthst,
made by order the executrx or tho estate OF Samuel
O. Tsdae deceased. The property is very valuable for
future Improvement but owing 10 the fact that the
Whoe oft leased for years at an annual rental
OF N,bD the price realized comparatively low The
sale was conducted by Mr. John II. wilson auctioneer
Tor NJ. 4. J. Lynch j. johnson, r. sold onslness pro-
perty on Cedarst and " X. Stevenson Son u Co. sold
lots on One-hundredandsixth and One-hundred-and-
seventhsts. Below viii be found details OF property
sold:
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
Glln Real Gstate for Sale

Giin Real Gstale for 5GIe
4 FREE REGISTER, with particulars Of 2,O00
CITf HOUSES and BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE LET
aarg City Map etc. gratis v X. STEVENSON SON
Real Estate Aucioneers and Brokers. No. IL Pinest.
CENTRAL PARK LOTS-S50,0OO casll-SOuth
- Hgsteht rs 0f MasonIye OO
fron by 100 eet ieep Address NJ j. = NeW-iork Tribune
Tor SALE-An elegant full-sze, fOur-stOry,
Mghstoop HOUSE. partially Thirty
touh- Viii be sold bargain application
(PsU8 HUGH y. CAMP, 10 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
Brooklnn Rcal GstGte for 5dIe.


L'OR SALE-Splendid Prospect Park LOTS,
Brooklyn. SALE Il full Lots. 2JRlOO of
all adjoining choice ocav ,e all
very If called Also 10 LOTS Bed o7sve
o. II. PIERSOE, piRe-st
EOR SALE or TO LET-No. "A BedfOrd-ave.,
Broo, story lgh-toop All neighhOr-
hood irst-class rutland WHITING. ) beekman-st
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25

4lIrtle Gno Gllte HlGricls.
A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"A. IZlNG WORKS "a and - Esi EghteeHthst Marble ana
Maro1ed Mne Thing Marble COuntr Monuments, at pnces AA'
defy competition Marble urnag for tie .raie
MARBLE, MARBLEIZED MANTELS, MON
Va UMkiIs He1soaes % Eorkmanshp ats
Co.'S 23 5st bet broadway and 8ihAve Designs on
- KLABER a. Co., Marble Works, No. 223
Cs W5lTt, bet Broadway ami ghave. Marble and hAoII
Mantes Monuments HeasOaes Of superior workmanship Designs
ana pne' Lists on application
CTEWART's Slate Mantes.-Largest assort-
- lowest prices designs T. b. STEWART Co. 69 ony
VUE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
Il their Unon-square Polrth-aye and s
offering n MASTBlS dA 10
&c elegant and pnoes eh-Asns
comBtlaOI.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
Dcstrbcstrr Gcuntr Real gstatc tor Sal

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
SALE within hour md hali NJ
EeYork IN Wecester County containing 400 he l
state OF cultivation; land, splendid MANSION -c feet n
cep relfsct or.er; also Building - b. 100 ior
uaoue ~ cademv go level rousd suitable FOR
track. aso MIL u feet bead of water. neveT II
hundred head Of cattle; four apple
orchards pesr orchard all grated and choice fruit fronting
axe. fences AL order grounds pure al
parts louse yeu respect gereman Establishment nd IS
m lb L UNSURPASSED anywhere atnospherc Dry and ADAPTED
goO4 lot - feet front the y VII Os
taken u pat psmrnt Address WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune Ohe
4 DWELLING-HOUS in the Village of
Foriham r SALE; el.ht house Of
land; minutes walk easy. Prce -;0o0
PIERCE MONTGOMERY, II Pirest
nor SALE or To LET-For term of years,
In The Village OF Wet Farms PLACE House
with Rooms Gas and Stable Ice house i acres
f;rou fne Lawn and anen. IS
New Tork be sold let cheap Apply Mrs H. SMITH On
the premises; NATHANIEL SMITH rs Fuioas New or1
DOR SALE, 10 LET or EXCHANGE-An ell
egant DWELLING perfect orier all Improvements lots Of
grounl Of fruit Washington Central horrsanai
Depot Apply BURR HILLS, 2Si Ihrde cor
L.r--- 49, 81 ..---- L--r.-
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25

BY WILLIAM KENNRLLY.
+o hnck " dave and st lot I3rtt d. eS4
5sory bnck tenement house l6hs n e Of 0have, lot
bt'A.
+sor brovb-sone house q s2lst-st No 46l West
Nstst, lot lf6r,H lJV
BY JERE JOHNSON, JR.
+oy brick Cedarst lot 2l lI5 SIG 100
BY V. K. STEVENSON, SON x co.
lot l0thst Of 10th lot SIltJ $3.50
o. lOsb $50 n . ~ 10th ave each rico 5.. eco
90 01,b-., rs n q N lOtha each lsr loo 5 40
il l07th-st rs n e Of 0ta ave ......... Ans
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
Brcoklnn i1ropertr TO fet.

ITO LET-A large HOUSE. - rooms, stable,
garden By shade and fut
and Eder-sve, BroOklyn eec
address ". Ii. DUNNISG. No. 20 SaSss0st, New fork.
ITO LET. foot South First-st, Williamsburgh-
DOCK BUILDINGS, suitable for esvs,ny
louT an1 feed business Inquire there VI CHAPMAN
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
Gitnaiions UGntco-- mG.es.


An Experienced COLLECTOR, having 20
q lars month be happy 10 hear oi either e
or snporarv SITUATION tneKceuuone reerenc unnel II
rr.eat employers Please address COLLECIOi box
lO5 Tribune ONce
An Experienced and Accomplished PHONO-
n GRAPHIC SECRETARY IS open to an ESGAGEAESI. IN
sa-1ce Ooe eifIred Address PONOGkAIER box 10 " l.
o.
A YOUNG NAN, a good penman and tar
accountant Lezres SITUATION bookkreItr or asss@nL
References present epo AdF.ss g a d IN aHe ono
N ORGANIST, who il also a singer and
n teacher Of music SITUATION 10 conduct Tie muic OF
church. J. C. wOODMAN 33 Psedcst. BROOKLYN.
SITUATION WANTED.-A young man, a
- good Dookkeper. good business hand With cons rhe
exgerence i niuuon
ASSISTANT References capacity 6c eau le iufAsne
Par not relunV booSEeef can lave
t.er boos posted balanced regularly a. small expense
Address U. o. D.. rnhul- Ohce.
GTTTATION WANTED-A \ young married
> man tAmercIl desires STEADY SITUATION shipping
DOOR erk We cher Office Ho4e respectable
-uaon whore tea4g and dEuce the ei o
furnished Adc T., BOX 49, IHolie 'Aea
NTANTED-A situation is COAClINAN by
w as1gem,n has la Fl lnt an van
excellent Cal a-cess " L. No. Dc s
se-i-.iore.
TEANTED-A situation. at low wages, by 4
w arstca CARPENTER, tools. end reaty nom Tie O4i
Coun,Iv. Aipy .ar aa.s at Ao 10 Br'sdwai -d -o'f
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
Gunmer Retreats
Goaro aiIo Rooms.

Doaro auo Rooms.
FIRST-CLASS DRESS KER and
y UOUsEREEPs sR VII gve leg srr-,l 'oa. a. f's of
BOARD d. rth-r city Alra Tor
week DRhs SHAKER. Lrooklln p o.
EXTRA tine ROOMS, in suite or single, Ulth
l. BOARD At 5 East Saetraecolist, lear Leri i-toa-s
DELLWOOD HOUSE, Bay RIDGE, Long
leland, IS minutes from WlIl. Ferr y br'ai aD rn
Fulton South .ar . fr, Board
sponj with wM. LANfARE ra1~n or az lolse lrr -a as-
WITHOUT BOARD-An elegantly furnished
W SECOND FLOOR c3-,.-t of tro r.'- ta, rr f-l
bedroOm large uazzi rrFa.a
iairly Adults 80 w. Th!Ey s.E;4-st a o iru
Rent. Tt5 per month
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
hclp Odntco.

DOOKKEEPER.-Wa for a book busi-
re.. man thoroughly dlaleI lkKELPEK AID 20 assist
a. sauu FAM with the business and disposed 20 n. e
bns general ~ reference 1ure address ~ J5
Usher giving reioTeac stating salary expected &C. Box No 10
Tribune Once.
[NANTED-An experienced Mechanic as ST.
w PERINTESDESr Of Factory o Agricultural Goods Best u
references required ADDRESS. with full particulars L, p o. Box A
Ncy-YOTE.
XNANTED-An intelligent BOY of about II
years OF good habits, must reside
with bis parents applicants h2naFIng
BANKER postOHce BOX l5A
XE7ANTED-A very few CANVASSERS to
W sell drst-cass BOOK. q n.
erry activity ApI IytoJ j. B. FORD Co. q PaAplAee,
Cfy.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
Cona lslan0 RcaI gstate for Sale.

TOR SALE-At Hampstead, L. l., a fine,
webu RESIDENCE with high eelngr. vide Aa',
and all improvements With .ahd adjoining
frequent New York. situated between the village Of
empstead City built by A. T. Stewart On hrt
floor psror bbrar, tng buffers pantry ana are
kitchen
uud scuery many Lot and cold water
pouTy ciouse aed; ru
bearing abundance: Bartlett perr apples cherries ani small
fruits s1tA drives AID HaAs Age
shade flower ard vegetable gardenA
Pnce S5JloN
Apply Og the premises 49, -. .,..,.r
WANTED = Immediately, somebody with
W r l00 INVEST splendid 80 SG LOT ~, oEl.O
located EewY0rs del .hti sububs 0tg 10 mlale
RON two depo Ci Hall, terms cah Address
X. g. NJ. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YoRK REAL ESTATE

Prrmse. corner 9Th ave and I4tb 9S7rz79r97 5rsI
rrt1 ~ Ihompson sLlI,,
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
Courltrn propertu to Get.

AT ELIZABETH.-TO LET-Unfurnished
"A HOUSES 500 500 $500 $780, 800 500, 800, 81 0on
Purri,bed Iou,es $500 1000 sl.O0 200. go s2oo j.
~ aBEKBR SONS - Boalst opDo'ite Depot Elizabeth y
Tow RENT. very desirable HOUSE, finest
II avenue FlasAngi eoIverieaoes fruit WALKER 2 Broa4
Room ,
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
Men, gersep Real Gsta.e for. Sale.
Gountrn Real Gstate for Gale.

A VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
IA sALB located within Of bo1rs de IRON Philadelphia beaut
fully situated; msndng the finest snd'cApe views PennI
vnt With eight Of and buildings containing 10 rooms we'll
ranged for large boarding school boarding hoae and Se apied
ophanS similar institution IL has bern Tor
till ocupie Young Ladies seminary ana one Of ne
popular and Scsu Institutions In the state elsewhere YIN al
improvements within three Of Depot VI"
' W " n B. JOHNSON,
inst Norreto
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
% Ubom Il maD GorrcrH


ANY ONE who can give any information
concerning ANNIE L. FISHER Mrs L. J. KELLER snd her
lte sos viii addressing Miss Bh lkICE t.
care Of Watts Troy, MoutgomeJ. AA
RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes a few
n nnIes WASHING either hT the month Terms mol
crate Inquire for BURNS 81 lhrave 5ooT back room
EUROPE.
IL To rea months PASsY PARIS villa con
tanny psror kitchen bedrooms garden cellars Se
all particulars apply 70 Me A. DL hETs
n. EAst TNeuiy-seTenth-st
GEO. c. BATES, /. :. District-Attorney,
N salt Lake Utah All intrnste MIN vii Nh
PROMPT attention a Nicholas. MONDAY
MANUFACTURERS of Machinery, Novelties,
VI and U implements " the SOuh viii ind
10 their advantage 70 communicate r. MARSH Agent,
Fern springs COaDty, Mis-. Refers Wait Nor
wieh Conn hs EIeeeaey r Powers Governor Of Mississippi
DARTIES desiring TO build or use granite
u delivered
d. V. HOWELL. l4l ChAmbeTsst n \.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25

ssh new araelas all Improvements lots, e
so,l9 elevated and houses I57 H. With SdhsaaI !.
each ade Apply VIM LYON owner VI ~.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25

LNOR SALE or to LET at M0rrlstown-
hsndsons roof COTTAGE near dsPo' see
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25

nor SALE or to LET-At Woodbridge. n J
hrre minutes from railroad and hour from New for
-ebait hsk HOUSE, new 11I3a feet Mansrd roof containing
large whole pries 50 o which erecdni
wv ~ Apply 10 L. = MARSH,
H. IA Wsr.n a
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25

BY WILLIAM KENNRLLY.
A M I..1 LAX
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
e following for city bank stocks


There less active business than usual In railroad
bonds though all classes well supported The Pacic
mortgages continue firm. The following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
MONDAY. june 17-P. NJ.

The American Bourse has become supremely
Indifferent to the action OF rather the nacton of the
Geneva Conference and will probably remain so to the
end being tired in with all classes OF the peo-
pie Of the whole subject disguised with the vacatng
course OF Great Britain and ashamed OF the bundeng
OF our own Government. John Bull may now roar his
oudest and the Administration founder its liveliest;
the financial ear will be closed to the
and the financial face turned from the other.
The movement in stocks was as usual limited, though
I'm certain specaltes fair trade was reported, notably
so I'm Erie which commanded especial prominence both
here and in London. AS sequence OF the decline al
ready reported that stock further downward move
ment was developed to-day reducing the figures TO 46
under the free sales OF the two great London par
ties who having accomplished their purposes by
manipulating the price TO CO and upward. kindly
permitted the smaller pools and the mno-
cent English public to share their burdens
The course Of the steck here was between 59A and o.
Pacific Mail was little eccentric in its course and
ranged between 69i 96si, 6s96sb N. Y Central stock
and scrip were firm at s7b0gi. and Lake Shore at
e5 ae5H Ohos saggng from Asa to Ar and North West
ern Common ia to H. Western Union Telegraph was
steady, and Union Pacific and c. G. and
T. c. heavy Boston, Hartford and Erie was
moderately active at 7s0st075. Under the
giving out OF the soap In the LAUNDRY, or the
defect in the machinery OF the steam Laundry, Missouri
Kansas and Texas declined TO 423 st. Louis and Iron
Mountain sold at 1O1t the investments being dull We
note sales Of Morris and Essex at s23993i Chicago
burlington and Quincy, 130a129A Hartford and New
Haven 1853; do. Script. 16O and Chicago and Alton lo
The Quicksilver stocks were strong aud higher thls
morning. the Common selling as high as E5 and IRE
ferred to 81 but late break in the former carried the
price down to Consolidation Coal was nrm at t the
express stocks being dull dividend of 81 per cent has
been declared ON Wells, Fargo Co., payable the bth
proxmo The opening highest, lowest and closing prices
of stocks were follows
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
900 Morris & Essex
lUt O'CLOCK A. VI.
... S1tsof sOterngtsnf bonas

Railroad. 20
l37i 10. l0................ S%t
100 Han n St. Jos.
sli Railroad ....... 80
100 II. Il ST. Jos.
Preferred. b. C. SO
5li 20 Hartford & New
iii Haven...........le3
7li 2qHartford & New
7la Haven X. Scrip. .l60
M 600 Col. G. 4 Ind.
ni Cent Railroad.
b. c.,........,... 531
600 NJ Kan. q Tex.
e0t Railroad. ....... 43l
4DO.............. 4Jt
100 4O0.......,,..... tjt
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New-York tribune., 1872-06-18

Tie above the ruling rates for small quantities. but
material made orders for round lots.
Puts on Wabash selling Market 60 days, per
bonds "straddes" Northwest 90 days, a per
cent, and O. g. H. and r. j., 30 days, TO "a bonus.
There is dull and stupid feeling In State bonds, the
market being practically unchanged The sales, as viii
be by reference to the tables above we're almost
nominal. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1872-06-18
CoIenlan Benedlct's closing quotations were:

Gold has been duh all day, and without even the In
terest or excitement Saturday and all the sales
at ll9E and l4 the market being unaffected by the
course of the Arbrators the temper Of the
London market for Consols and United States bonds.
The clique thought to be manipulating the market were
idle and the surface of the speculation was without
ripple The rates charged for carrying gold were O. H.
and per cent TO fiat the borrowing sde. The
Assistant Treasurer redeemed in called bonds s290OoO
total OF s6505OO, disbursing in coin interest $4,000
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was
follows Gold cleared, si9O6sOoO; gold balances. s2osS
1907 currency do, t2sIs,Os6. The following were the