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A LOTTERY VICTIM.

John T. Rogers, OF l,l34 Broadway, Is a specu-
latye individual. who within the last year has In
vested about fourteen hundred dollars In the buy
ing OF tickets in the Havana Lottery. Unluckily,
Mr. Rogers failed TO win prize, andhc commenced
civil suit against the agent OF the lottery concern
|Uliyer ID. Taylor, OK Ii Wall street. Not content
with that he made q complaint before Judge Shand-
Icy, at Essex Market Court, on "Wednesday last, and
warrants were issued for the arrest of Oliver ID.
lTayor and his two clerks, William Knapp
and Charles Baglay. They were brought before
Judge Shandley yesterday, charged with VIOLATING
the law against lotteries and held to answer pfide
ii 900 BAH each. The examination waa set lowl
i0c the 1lth os shis aonth,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BUFFRr-vAN REYPES.-0n Wednesday June IL
at the residence OF the BRIDES parents Jersey City
Heights, by the Rev. y. g. Taylor, d. D., DR.. +.
BUFFET to ALLETrA, daughter OF q. u. Van Reypen
GRAvEs-kIBBER--ln Brooklyn, ON TUESDAY
Hume IL, 1872. by Rev. Thee. Brown, EDWIN H.
CIR AYES TO CLARA U. KIBBER.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wednesday, June IL.
al the Church OF the Incarnation by the Right Re y
Bishop S0uthgate, assisted by the Rev. Drs. IL
Montgomery and q. w. Bolton, Rev. Dr. ALEX-
iANpEa HAMILTON TO Miss ADELE WALTON, daughter
3oi Edward Livermore, Esq All OF this CITY. = !,
MAXwELL--PuRDY.--On Thursday Jun9 ~, oy
the Rev. w. III. Ferris |. l. MAXWELL, OF 9nnuLo 81
HrAEN H. daughter OF the late James H. furay' VI
4 tlAs city.
J Bufalo papers please copy 80 ,u,,r,i,y INNS
q Ia. at the residence Of tho brides uncle, q q
q Beden 10y Friends Ceremony esya"s pei map' VI
4 poox .R,snga AT Eliaabetl, N j., on Wednes
Nv M nov. II NJ Fitzgerald Josaru 1, ROCK u
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Active Weakness on the Stock
Exchange.
The Summer Exodus of
Spectators.
A WALL STREET "SAUvE QuI PEUT."
Pacific Mail Falls Five Per
Cent.
Govemments Firmer--- Money Easy at Five Per
Cent---Foreign Exchange Steady.

WALL STREET,
THURSDAY June 1876 p M.
On Change to-day wheat was strong and -four
steady The cotton market was quiet and un.
changed.
MONEY A s PER CENT.
Money was easy at a per cent among the gov
ernment dealers and at per cent on stock collat-
erals.
Mercantile paper is quoted a per cent discount
for prime names
Foreign exchange was steadier on the basis Of
1o9x for prime bankers sixtyday sterling and 10Y
for sight bills.
REDUCTION OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND RATE
About the FIRST intelligence communicated to the
market this forenoon was the statement that the
directors OF the Bank Of England, at their weekly
meeting to-day, had lowered the discount rate to
az per cent, AZ against per cent previously. This
action had been fully discounted In Its effect upon
the gold premium, and was anticipated week ago.
when the HERALD pointed out the probable infu-
ence OF the 10y rates for money prevailing on the
Continent in connection with the discount rate Of
the Bank Of England.
THE GOVERNMENT SALE OF GOLD.
The bids for the government gold were fourteen
in number and called for a total of $2,7ao, 900, at
prices ranging from 1880 to 11405 The So 600 900
was awarded at l14.O5 o 1883.
GOLD DULL-1131s 114h.
The gold market was duh, and received istlessly
the news OF the reduction OF the Bank Of England
discount rate, as well as the report OF q light bid
ding for the government gold advertised to be aold
at the SubTreasury. While ia was the average Of
the days business and the point at which most Of
the transactions were recorded the market was
swayed an eighth per cent either side Of that line
by the changing sentiment Of the Gold Room. But
the movement was singularly illogical, II it be
worth while TO make so positive a comment on so
limited fluctuation-that is gold advanced to
1l4h after the news from England about the Bank
rate and declined to 1872 after the street had
learned that the specie shipment was considerably
larger than looked for. The variations of the day
are shown In the table =
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STABBED IN THE HEAD.

John Corbitt, aged thirty-ave years, residing at
243 Monroe street, was assaulted last night by
Samuel Allen, aged sixteen years, OF the same place,
ana severely stabbed In the forehead with a large
pocket knife. The latter was arrested by Officer
Brown, and locked up in the Thirteenth precinct
station house. Corbitt was attended by q physi-
clan aud sent to Bellevue Hospital.
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DEPARTMENT. OF DOCKS.

The Commissioners OF Docks held their regular
meeting Yesterday. Present. Commissioners Agnew
presiding), Wood, Hunt, Kane and Henry.
The Executive Committee reported adverse to
trestle to be erected on the cast side
OF pier 81 East River to permit an engine house to
be erected at Corears Hook and Water street; to
compel the use OF tarpaulin when landing manure,
to prevent its falling into the slip. Adopted.
Several communications were received and re-
fe rred and the Board went into executive session.
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CLEAR THE SIDEWALKS,
The Sidewalks TO BE Cleared OF Obstruc-
tions-Importan Action or the Depart-
meat or Public Works.
Commissioner Van Mort has issued the following
DEPARrSrsT or PusLIc woRKs, !,

notice 70 the pubIIc:-
Department or PUBLIC WORKS,
NEW YoRK, June 49, 1872. !
Communications are daily received calling my aiten-
ton to the open violation OF The Corporation ordinances
persons encumbering the streets and sidewalks
to obstruct the free use OF the public highway.
Hereafter, when such ordinances violated, the
cumbrance will be removed and proceedings directed to
be commenced 10 recover penalties therefor.
Permits the erection OF posts awnings signs
the sidewalk in accordance with the ordinances of this
city and permits to builders and others TO place building
material upon limited portion OF the streets will be
granted upon application to this department
All complaints relating 10 encumOrances the streets
sidewalks should be made 10 the superintendent Of
GEO NJ. VAN MORT,
Commissioner OF the Department OF Public Works.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cation ,om,,., .ooo oro, GAsgrsros, June Is i72
Cotton dun m,ad,;o,, Ms" ";
$751; ssSS. 100 Exports to Russia s7' Sales 'd Stock
H Hs s% 'rasf sas: st
Cotton Dun; mddlnss, 25c. Not receipts SCI bales
Cotton !, nominal madps. Net receipts 81 bales
Flour steady and unchanged sales 2ico bis At IS 50
ss g FOR %b doy %sSssa
B Barley HSra and na sa ass
oornMea sold N r. % for bolted and 81 20 anbtsd
per '8n and h 4ye
e eGs5Sn Bushels sas
wheat and 1928 900 feet of lumber. shipments-4oD
bushels wheat 800 do. and 1897 600 feet of lumber
Lake q. i%p s 1000 Ieis wheat lss bushels
wheat 2 600 do corn and 10000 DO oats Canal feghts
10 Ns ol sast sse.
sss g Ss white, sSa Wheat steady ysster
bushels - sp'sss OATS dull SY. ai
changed
CHICAGO, June 49, 1879
for low grades. Wheat dull and lower; closed weak;
saSS ST i p RS Or Aa sss Tefn -
sales Of No 2mixsd al 4sc aossc for regular Age
s15 TN @
sr5 ss CASA sas Sss' ss.s =
and bacon UNCHANGED; hams in pickle demand good at
@ Hs's Hs e Il @ s P and T% e
aS S hSss steady At g g s. essiP IS
d. o &C. sa GGrn and az oS cats 81 o.
ments bbls. hour, 1900 bushels wheat, 2soOo do
cattle and 1900 hogs ~ -' w. 'A''' ''''
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SOUTHERN SEClRlllEH flAh-
The Southern list was firm, but dull The Ten
nessees were strong. The following were the clos
Ing quotations Tennessee, coupon, 1879 73s. !;
do, new, I3H a 1875; Virginia, ex coupon, As 30
do, registered stock, old, 80 ~ do skies, con-
sodated bonds, 56iz 81; do. skies, deferred scrip,
IS; Georgia skies, IL SO; do. sevens, So so ;
North Carolina, ex coupon, 321s sstS; do, fund
ing. 1865. "a o %; do. do, 1888, II %; do new,
81 q 81; do, special tax, 10 10; Missouri SKIES
s6yl a 97&. do, Hannibal and st joseph. 03I, a o.
Louisiana skies, 60 s.; do, new, so a 90; do.
levee sizes, So a 10; do. do elghts IS 80; do do
Fights, 1876, 80 a 50; do Penitentary sevens, 60 q
20; do, railroad eights 20 so; Alabama ives 60
90; do. Fights So a 90; do. eights, Montgomery and
Eufaula Railroad, So 90; South Carolina sixes so
. 30 do January and July, "a a 35 do, April and
october, 81 81; Arkansas SKIES funded, 81 5s.
= THE TREASURY BALANCES
The following were the Treasury balances at the
close OF business to-day
currency foeOoooo
VOH 90 SnVIuOu
az which were coln oertiiicates...,,.,. 25200.o0O
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For future delivery Oasis low mlddng tie sales have
eco At SsSc 800 at Is sl6c; August 300 at zoe, 20S Of
NE iS9 Al 0stcSers TO- a %sc NossmSer
At 2se 400 at 20 lsc. 800 at $50, at
S1sIss 800 at zS; sePtemher 100 A. 2s,e oat
70, at 2o3lc; November, 300 at 70 - &c., 900 at
Grand total bales The total receipts Is
Savannah, 4s Charleston, 5sl Wilmington. 81 Norfolk
1855; New York 4l9; Boston, l Total, ls9 This day
last week, 1884 This day last year, 6S5O Rates cot
ton to foreign ports closed steady follows ITO Liver
steam, Ac gold; sail ~. 10 Hamburg by steam I'd,
COMPRISED; 5sG sail TO Bremen, Iy steam a. gold,
gold. To Mediterranean ports by steam &c quote ~
InIu iLst<si Mar nrjs,,
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The QUOtuIlOns DNSrU III Qualify
not more than half grade above or below the grade
quoted.
-Four AND GRAIN Reeeipts-aonr, 2Oe75 bhls wheat
lto bags 81 1856 bushels The flour market more
part export since last 600 bbs of which
$50 bbls souhern and 100 bbs snporne rye all at
prices within the of the annexed quota Corn
meal In limited demand with sales reported $50
bbs at s. So to for Western yellow, and s. So IS
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SUBMITTED CLAIMS.

Lanigan Adams tor taking down awnings
from public buildings, bill Nov. TO- 1871 ...... s.
David Wilson, bill December, 1871, labor and ma
terial for Department Of Finance. ..............
Robert Ennever, bill October 9, 1871, gas flt-
Albert Foike, bill October ISL, model Of wooden
w. ID. Gibson, bill September to December, 1871,
ellis Geoghegan, bill November, 1871, repairs
in Twent y-secOnd ward. Observation-Disclosures.
ellis & Geoghegan, bill November, 1871 for re-
pairing heaters In Twentieth ward.
G. All, bill December 4, 1871 repairing Chairs.
Austin Edwards, bill August. 1871, repairing
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NJt.
opening, the market subsequently closed shade
rner Sales 100 bbls in lots at So Sc and 100 bills
e arrive a &c osn was strained quoted %
ibis No at ST Is Tar was quite and little weak 80
BPS w.gop s" Sbanss the market for re-
weak We learn Of sales Of 1000 bbls. standard
Whit Tor Po & & Teps s S nT ny last
&c closing at 2Sc 23c for spot or balance OF month
Crude bulk remained steady at &c., but there no
buyers a. that price Case oil and entirely nom
nominal the creek the market was quiet and easier
Quoted oj on the upper and 81 s7 on the lower
road The rhadeRha Wnrket was .o aet and weak
"pyeps ass s. packages cut meats
All packages lard i96 bills and herces rhe market
prices were current We hear OF sales late last evening
OF 900 bbs for June at sl3 40 and $50 bb for July at
$3 80 No round lots were disposed OF Today In lob
quiet and buyers favor Sales 800 boxes long clear
1 IT Tsc.; other descriptions were not dealt in;
Dressed hogs wcrc in moderate demand and
ss Continued diet and 's az asayy S
$i2 mess S5 $i5 for prime mess terces),
and SIS $50 for India mess aerces Dcsi hams were
moderately store, but beyond this there was little
doing. We quotc Smoked shQulders &c. &c; DO
hams, Zoe. a l2c; picked shoulders $50 5ssc. do
Lardrhc market for Western was tribe more active
aud steady sales $50 tierces at 7c, cash erees
arrive at Doc 900 tierces to-day and last evening,
City lard was quiet and sales 200 tierces ut SIC
steady prices The sales fos up 10 tercos Carolina at
$40 9kc. 100 bags Patna nj no nc, aud 100 bags
"s"eSS" srkc raw wa. aucL manufacturers
buying only uecessitf rcoured. rrices romauod with
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JUNE A. 1872-TpTpLE SHEET


Guy pHrccepDie ehsnge The ssies only is hhds.
steady at &c liac. for and 5e i,fZ f,r i.,1a.
Messrs. o. Anann Co report The stock sat,s and re-
ceipts a. follows: - 1870 -
stock lasoertained by actual ~ 10y
uoS). JuneI 1871 -. 77IO8 7saxs "A ans e4sa
Receipts since the lst OF June YOi6 i2iQ3 i5o1 si02
Total o4,i5, so.rsI $500 o56s
Ss''s anee the LIST OF June. lA6oa sos s,6ls $50
SSSa this 1i,s day vi, June Z 1871 $3.50 saa5S sa Sno
L. 1871 sr,,s .,, 7a1ss $685. assa s7ss
10 10 is ls1 o. III; $3.50 iisA s0sOl 1875
~ is6y .:....:......,.l i2,529 INsss l24Oi0 Ils2
VS. note::-Vuba-lnferior TO common refining. 7sxo
Hsc.; air to good fair refining $50 8s.c good
70 prime refining, &c 9%c : fair ~ rood rrroccrv
9&c. Q ytc. prime 10 choice Qrecery 9iIo n 9s.ay
centrifugal hhds and boxes 9isc :. ID, r. molssses
hhds. and boxes 71sc. a SIsc :: meiado 40 ~ &C
tiavana-Boxes, Dutch standard Nos TO sic sy[e :
49, ~ 20 ~ shc CSC; do Is to u.s. 97sc a iOIsc DO
y tois do 10 to 90 iysc lSac. do, white
lag. = lao. rorto Rico-Common TO prime refining
I N ar g ohs'ss srocsr lor BTa1Dats
perior, 7slc. q SIC. ' ~ ~ %
SrkAkINk remained duu and entirely nominal
nALaow was quiet ANA decidedly easier quoted at ole
the range. N' 49, ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1884 bbls The market was duh
ana considerably depressed the largo receipts and
prices were lower. Sales, 80 bbls at S8c.
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BOARD OF AUDIT.

Moro Obscure Newspapers Claiming
Money from tho City-Large Audit of
Claims.
The Board of Audit held Its usual weekly meeting
yesterday. There was the ordinary attendance OF
claimants including lady edtress OF o news
paper who received the patronage OF city adverts-
ing and who was there to watch the progress of her
claim. There is considerable dissatisfaction on tho
part Of city creditors that their claims do not re-
cclve more prompt attention, but 1t transpired
yesterday in the OF the discussion that ever
since the organization OF the Board large number
OF claims have been submitted every day. and the
accumulation is therefore, great, but is being pro.
ceeded with as last possible, which Is shown In
yesterdays business. The following Is q summary
of the business transacted:-
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$4,000 Tenn 6's, old. !.
| 50U0 Va 6's, con. -.
1000 sc 6's, n, ia 4 Jy.
5000 N Y q 6's, 'S7. =.
10000 Erie 4th m BIS
1000 Mich SO S fbds. :.
800 Alb 4 Sus I'd m.
1000 Lake Shore div b
7000 Cen Pac RR cd BIS
1000 do. .............
5000 I'm Pac RR LIST. :.
1000 In Pac rs, lg b..
1000 Tol & Wab LIST IN.
20OOTOl h w l m, SLID
5000 Chic 4 N w Isl m
5000 u Pac los, inc. -.
500O Ohio 4 Miss 0 BIDS
260OO do.
5000 @ a RI 4 Pac rs.
$1,000 G, q & l G LIST. i.
1000 do. :.
10000 Pitts, FtW &C2dm.
COCO B, II & K lst. :.
5000 Bos, Hart 4 Il gtd
1000 Am DIX g. ImpTs.
s shs Shoe & L'r Blk.
60 Fourth Nat Blk. -.
20 Con,iq'tl Bank. =.
90 Phoenix Bank 49,.
200 Quick NJ Co. ........
I'M 10 n n.
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THE nAIJROAD BONDS.

y
In the railroad bonds the only new feature was
Q further sharp rise in the Boston, Hartford and
Erie first mortgages, guaranteed by the Erie Rail-
way Company. which sold at Go. Tie general list
was steady The Morris and Essex Company an
nounce issue of S. COO 90 OF bonds. The fol-
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CLOSING PRICEs-A O'CLOCK P. M.


Cotton I'm Moderate Demand and Weak
Receipts at the Ports, l,160 Bales
Brcadstuffs Steady-COrn and Oats
stcady-Pork and Lard Unchanged-
Coffee Quiet but FIrm-Spirits Turpen-
tine Steaaier-Whiskey Lower.
THURSDAY, June 1875 p. M.
CorrEE-The market to day quiet for all kinds but
prices remained firm. Some few sales made from
second hands but they unmportant We quote -
Ordinary cargoes, l6c l6ac. fair do. Htsc 17s4c
good do lo}ac. lSAc.; prime, l9c 1910; extreme
range for lots l5sc lec., gold per h. in bond co 90
days credit Java, government bags &c. 23c. do
mats &c 23c; Singapore, l3c. lgc Ceylon i9c.
2%c. Maracaib0 l9c. a &c; Laguayra I91.c 2lc. |;
I3aic. Porto HI co, zoe. a 21c.
CorroN.-The movement in cotton on tho spot was
somewhat more active but at easy prices The suboncd
quotations, however, show particular change Future
deliveries were decidedly weak closing with continued
downward tendency at tho inside prices The sales foot
up folows:-
To-Day. Last Lre'g. Total
CONSUMPTION ................ 49l ITO 66l
SPeculauon.. ..........,..,.. ~ Is
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NEWSPAPER CLAIMS.

"
Marine Court, september to December, 1871. 1000 O
AUDITED CLAIMS.
Albert N Cans, salary as arnorcr, june 20 De-
iSii 40 W
f6gate, September 10 December 1871 5000
Frederick Wclschefer, for rations ......... 23 q
L. Delmonieo, for raons .................... 278
hsEf sa slaen ior ra''on' R5S
Burckhardt Vemerster. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 252 U
Frank A. Connolly, OF salary, 1871 ... 356 n
Charles H. Me tcler of salary 1871 ... 23l 2
Miscellaneous items for supplies to the different
IL the aggregate. = 800 1889 8
sruction. 62l q
Items Tor rations for National Guard 62S2
Charles II. Lalor, for refreshments to officers and
OF sixty ninth regiment, July IL and 13... $50 O
Nathaniel Buckbce, for refreshments TO officers
and men OF Sixtyninth regiment July II and ID $50
Porter Brothers, Tor meals furnished 10 officers
and men OF Twenty second regiment, Novem.
coiored paupers .......... s4U 8
Manan of Colored Orphan Asylum, for support
Of coored orphans 296
The Board adjourned until Thursday next a
three O'Clock.
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ssles were only t9i hhds.
a, al 20. a $40. Refined was
and nc. u l2iss. FOR blrds
ut tho stock. safes and re-,
Hhos. Borcs. Bags. Melaf0.
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GOVERNMENTS FIRM.

Government bonds opened weak, but became
steady at little improvement as the day advanced
and closed with fair degree Of frmness at the
quotations appended below. The investment In
quiry seems revived, and the sellers who have been
willing to take the profits of the summer rise are
met by fully as many buyers, who are unable to
md better repository for their idle funds during
the remainder Of the summer The following
were tho closing prices:-United States currency
skies. ll4Ss LAX; do. do, $751; registered 14ss
Lax; do. do, coupon, 12ol l2o1l; do. fve-twen-
ties. registered May and November, 1141 114A;
do. do, 1852, coupon, do, 114h 114'l; do. do,
1854 do. do, I141s 1144 do. do, 1865, do. do,
1855 115ss do. do, 1867 registered January and
July, 1854 1i3al DO. do 1865, coupon, do, fisX
III; do. do 1857 do. do 1172s HIS; do do, $685.
do. do, liz 1l71s; do. ten-forties, registered
l1OX 1uls; do do, coupon, 1115 112; do
ves OF 1881, registered, 1885, 1893. do. d. cou
pom, 49, a 1882. sss". .es-
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Ib5 TtVUTIFU OF EU
W, and s. 90 a So IS

=
THE wheat parkst continued quiet but nrm the sales
S1 SP s S as g Ss
for choice do in store, 81 or common white Western
for Deh denesee red winter nominal at 81 pS 81 dn1
amber DO 81 65 % 10 Corr was fairly Active, prnc
paly for EXPORT and the market remained about steady
sales 47 600 bushels at 64c Coo for steamer 61c CSC for
SAIL chiefly at 67c 0c Tic for western yellow 7Sc.
sOc do white 72c 73c for Southern yellow and SSc
9oc for do. white Oats were dull but WITHOUT material
black mixed the track, Ole tor Chicago aoa b3hc
for white Stale aiioat, and $3.50. 5ao Tor white Ohio
ahoat Barley and dull and entirely nominal In
the Absence OF transactions.
FnEIgHTsRates for berth for grain general
held above the views OF shippers consequently but little
was accomplished in that line For other produce the
market quiet and rates steady The charerng bust
ess active but about former rates were current
The engagements were TO Liverpool by sail 800 bush
els wheat, I'D $50 bbs rosn on private terms 10
London by safi 5000 bushels grain 3d. To Bristol by
corn 7d 10 Antwerp 900 tierces lard 30s The char
ers comprise An Italian brig, 1000 quarters grain to
Cork for orders Is 3D. or Il direct 3D. of; Norwegian
bark hence the Baltic 1900 bbls refined petroleum, s.
3D.. American brig hence to Malaga 500 cases and
600 bbs refined petroleum at Nc for cases and IS Tor
bbs Norwegian bark hence to the Baltic, loo bbls
refined petroleum. 5s 3D.; British bark, from Phadel
pha to Cork for orders 5000 quarters grain private
terms; Norwegian ship from Philadelphia to the Ger
bark from philadelphia TO Continental port $500 bbls
refined petroleum. S. 3D. 81. 3D. according to port
Rumored "A German bark, hence 10 Bremen 5000 bbls
refined petroleum. on private terms
MoLAssRs.-The market remained very quiet, but no
In prices perceptble We learn of sales OF
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5LAaA second eldest daughter Of o. g. Fisher. Esq.,.
lUrncrly OF Rrootyn. L. I. -
i ThFr-VoapA.--At !'ougilkecDse, on "Wednesday.
June ~ by tho Rev. =. II. SynB0ts WILLIAM IRvIHd
TAFT OF Massachusetts to MARY ~, daughter OF the
late James H. Fonda. OF l;roo3Yn, NJ Y.
ToDD-BAprsRSoN. "Wednesday, June IL AZ
I me residence OF tho brides parents, liz EnsG
fii.y second street. by the Rev. Thomas Armitaes.
y; d.. GEORGE W. TODD. Jr., to fvELYN r., daughfef
cards. :, - 's' ~
4 Rochester nv ~ and Columbus t0hio) papers
y VshNoN-MANGAS--in Brooklyn, on Wednesday,
June ". ny The Rev. DR. &C. I. IIscox GsORGH r.
vH.tNoN 10 M. Emma. daughter OF tho late Wilma
ID. Mangan. No cards
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14
Ohio good for Greeley by 10000
MI ajorlty.
From the Cincinnati Enauir

Before the late election we claimed 5000 major.
ity for the Greeley ticket in Hamilton Co. we
now. with equal confidence, since the result has
been narrowed down to Greeley and Grant, insis,
that our majority will not be less than 10, 600 in
this county for Greeley. It's known that we shall
carry the city in the Spring for Mayor, and all
those who wish to be on the strong side are coming
over. Grant 10 very unpopular, and hundreds who
voted the Republican ticket will not vote for him.
Ths figures show, too. that there are thousands of
Democrats who did not vote on Tuesday, for our
October election. Ten thousand majority under
the circumstances is low estimate for the major.
ity Greeley will get in Old Hamilton With
little work and exertion might make it Il, 600;
but II, 0OO 10 enough to carry the State.