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Pref. 8. s. KRUGER,


Prof. 9. s. KRUGER,
rxAcnKR OF
DANCING and ETtQuETTE,
MASONIC TEMPLE, WILMINGTON. DEL,
Mr Kruger takes pie asure In announcing to his
ncent in the beautiful and essential OF Dancing
that he will continue at the Academy. Masonic Tenn
pie, for the season OF % and 70, commencing
Monday September 18th, 1873,
Glasses now forming for the different departments
Deductisne made 20 those OF former classes.
Particular attention 70 juvenilsA
DAYS OF TUITION.
LADIEs-Tnesday and ,sday afternoons n
MISS s AND MAsTERs-iln Wednesday and Satur-
day Afternoons from 20 o'cl ok.
GsNTLEMENs CLAssss-Monday evening from
70 10, AIDES AND GENTLEMgH's ClAssE5.-Tues-
day and Thursday evenings from 70 10
Private lessons given at any time TO suit own con-
ven'ence, a. the Academy or residence.
subscr ption list now ready for all those des irous
Of Joining the For terms, circular DC call
at the Academy du ing the day or by mail.
augaaia ''p'' PROp. s. =. KRUGER.
wv A RRYN NOLDs',
classical AND MATHEMATICAL INSTITUTE
WILMINGTON. DEL.
THE FALL TEFM WILL OPEN SEPT lsr, 1873.
feble-lyd&w
NELAwARE issr'TurE.
Formerly known as Taylor Jackson's Academy.
select school for both sexes. Sp cial Students
OF Latin, Music, Book keeping Drawing, and Chem
lstry VIII do we'll 70 Ell inquire az onT s terms. =,
Residence, No. 292 West st.
sep11dAw-u
RucBY ACADEMY.
4 SELECT ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AVID coz.
HERcIAL INSTITUTION.
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del.
SAMUEL. W. MURPHY, A. NJ, M. D., PRINCIPAL.
Assisted by experienced instructors In the several
departments OF the school
FALL TRRM OPENs sErT 1st, 1873.
For Catalogues apply Il Boughmau, homas 4 Co.
The Principal NAV be seen. during the month of
August, from to II O'Clock A. NJ, at bis school
FENHR MISSES ROBRRTsON'S
FOR GIRLS, Das sS"'o'
Sis MAnbE, sLREEr
VIII reopen Wednesday, September '7th.
aug2b-2m
ENRIEhDs' SCHOOL.
u West street, (bsIweea Fourth aud Filthy
vii reopen on Second Day the sth Of Ninth Month
olreu ara can be o0tainei from . L, the Principal.
sugas-lm sol West Street
n HENRY L. SCH0ENHERR
Presents his compliments to the tlzens OF Will
mlngton and vicinity, and respectfully intimates
that ne will resume giving Instructions IN the
German LanRuage and Literature,
COMMENCING UN THE 1sT OF SEPT.
For terms and further particulars apply to Mr. s,
al the Masonic Hall, room No. l. on Saturdays from
O'Clock A M, 10 !. 2. NJ, aug1s-lm
NAPLEWooD INSTITUTE,
AN INCORPORATED SCHOOL FOR BOTH SEX Is
Is under the care OF Trustees Members Of the So
clety OF Friends.
The courses of study In English, Science and the
Classics is thorough. special attention is given 70
Book Keeping, aud Held lessons in Surveying
he government is parental; the buildings fur
nish the com 'Orts OF q home. Term commences
9th Mo. 18th, For Caaogue Address,
JOSEPH SHORTLtDGE, A. M.
Concordville, DeaNa are Co., Pa.
N. B.-The Concord Quarterly Me 'tings, Rduca-
y nal Committee, appointed by the Phla1elphe
Yearly Meeting OF Friends, recommend the above as
Institution in which they have reason to believe
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-22
Prntf,a Astral oil.

Pratt's Astral OIL sold Wholesale to grocers, deal
ers and conntry store Ret pc g. at Wholesale rates. in
l and gall cans or by me barrel, by
Q. FOSTER,
Wholesale Agent for Delaware,
Front and West streets, VII Lei.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-22

DRRKEs vINTON. Brass Founders, and MAJ ~
ufacturers of Globe Valves, Gauge oockss' su aua
for Steam, Water and Gas, 1mporters u Hcx
dealera In PLUMBERS MATERIALS. Sena io'
Prizes Ligk No, sQT Arch ST., Phila'
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SpffiaI y1ttffs.
Papoma.

Papomas
A FARINACEoUs FOOD FOR INFANTS AND
INVALIDS.
1t contains all the elements requisite for strength
Made from the whole wheat Moth
Ing Sing BoIsed cut.
II is impossible to ovarestimate the importance of
proper nutriment for children for the innrm and for
the aged. In infancy aud childhood, the formation
and development OF the various Il sues OF tho dy
is the main phenomenon Vt life. In adults enfee-
bled by disease the rest ration OF health depends
greatly on an abundant suppy OF suitable material
for the regeneration OF the wasted organs In o
people, the powers Of life need sustaining by similar
means. And yet the mere furnishing of the neces-
sary elements is not sufficient thf Sc elementa must
be in such form as 10 be readily digested absorbed
and assimiated.
All these requirements are fully met in the article
VIII ch We now offer,
- ~ M A
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LNRlEkDs' SCHOOL.
II " est street, (beIweea Fourth aud Filthy
" ~ reopen Second Day the sth Of Ninth Month
ClrcH ara can be oOtaine1 from the Principal,
ANN F0rHEhGILL
aug23 I'm sol West Street
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p A II 0 NJ A ,

SMITH & PAINTER, Druggists,
Tth and Market Sts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-22

EnRII8n Mu6tAfd
Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain.
Choice havoring extracts, viz: ext Lemon, Vanilla
Peach ext bitter almonds, ext strawberry, etc. all
of the most celebrated max g. for sale at
FOSTkRS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
WtlminptOD Del.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-13

could not he a poet himself, he abused
all the rest who were poets.
This we have from the wise woman
She knows what can he invented
Hans Christian anderson.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN D.,
X. ii. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF p

For Hoen''"m~, Trode Jf1rl. T.
No. ID State Street, opposite Kill.
Mass. N'r.
After an extensive practice. at ..
years continues 10 secure pai,I., '..'
States also i'll Great Britain I,... D.. '-
eign countries. Caveats Simeon. %.
ignments, and all papers OF draw DIE
executed on lihrra terms. and ~ r..
searches made into American ,r ''...
determine the validity OF urIlIf,
veniions-and legal or other adj. ... ia..
matters touching the same Conn ''..--
any patent furnished by rrII,-,,..
ments recorded nj Washington
TESTIM ONIAr
Il regard Mr.. Eddy as one OF ill.,.
and capable practitioners with ~,
official intercourse. CHAS. Ms, ..
'"mmi~ rr.. -.
Il have no hesitation in a,~rl.. Il,
they cannot employ person mur..
trustworthy, and more capable 90, IT,
applications in a form to sccilrr H.,
and favorable consideration at tI,..... .
EDMUND BURKE Lat. tn,.,.. ''-. .
tents.
MIR. Il. II. Eddy has made fu,. r....,.
on all but one of which patents has,.
and that is now pending -..
proof of great talent and ahil.fg .,
me to recommend all inventors T., ... H
procure their patents a. they ina.
I'M the most faithful attention L....-
cases. and AT very reasonable .l.,,
Boston. Jan. |. l-.3-lV. JII De-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-13

Investigation shows that the epizootic
i'll New York is confined entirely to the
horses of the Coney Island Railroad.
a peculiarly of the disease is that only
newly arrived horses from Indiana are
attacked by it. There are no fatal
cases.
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HAIL COLUMBIA
len IEOGERS

Superior %srr Patriotic Airs sound best ON The
known store nt i ~ , 10 he purchased at the we'll
FULL BRASS BANDS ~ where
FULL ORCHESTRAL
QUADRILIE BANDS
|'lNIEITE ORCHESTRA
and all similar orroni,,,i nANDSOF FOUR
extra Strn :" learn them Music to pIay IN
"''"'a Materials for their reua "i'n 'hem and all
j. G.. HAYNES & co
t2GOct73 ID ont st. Boston
Opposite Court House
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BARBER SHOP.

Mr. r {. GILL bees leave to announce to III
""mc mat he has bough the Barber shop former
II "''"I'" ny W Parker situated in the Ayrnu,.
ii|,iS' BLOCK. ON Il. Il. Street. 81. bloomsbury
bN strict attention to business and by cnirlo,.i,
hr5i,casS help. he hopes to merit a GOOD lh, =,
public patronage. S""u Sh:tl" OF
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-13

Continued -Crlts % mHrV'TINII- ~ :"
won tur il confidence in it, Ni,fn,- .-.-
10y any other medicine. II Sit .a,..
-tirCtUal cures of Coughs. tu.t-
that can Ice made by medical "a U -
henry rcct"ral has really robbed r..,-
diseases Of their terr"rs. u % --,a' ---
given 4 feeling ut immunity from '.,.' ....
which il we'll founded. if The r,urIs
season Every family should have. pei.
Tor the ready and prompt r'ilI .: ',-.
Sickness. suffering and even 1T is
timely protection. The prudent should.
il. and the wise will not. Keep u ...
prot, elton II affords III sudden a;t.,-. e.
timely use. Prepared by Dr. =. o. a....
Lowell. Mass. Practical and An '.'r.-
and sold hy Druggists all round III, 49, s
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<, NJ EoRSAITH'S ESTATE.

A 81 NJ. FORSAITH'S ESTATE
N STATE OF VERMONT, CALEDoNlA DIS =
In Probate Court held nj the Probate Once III
St .TnImsbury in said district ON the 'd day oil
June \. ID. ls73. a., .,,,
Levi Howe administrator upon the estate
of Asa NJ Fnrsaith. late of Kirby. III Silh us
trict deceased presents his administration ac
count fnr examination and allowance. ana makes
application for n decree of distribution and paTiltl"
OF the estate of said deceased.
Whercupun. il is ordered by said court thal Silu
account and said application he referred I" session
of said court to be held at the probate Office IN
St .Iuhnsburv on the 2Ist day of Junc. y H. II a.
for hearing and decision thereon And 1t Is further
ordered that notice hereof lee gwen To all persons
Interested by publication of the same three weeks
successfully in the Caled"nan. newspaper pun
lishr, at ST .JnhnSburv prev ions To said tim" a
pointed tur hearing. that they may appear AT Shlh
time and place, and show Caus' n any 'h'N may
have why said account should not he allowed and
such decree made
BY the Court. Attest.
ASA l.. FRENCH Judge al Probate.
\ true copy of record, Attest.
7l-73 ASA l.. FRENCH Judge of Probate.
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Professional and Amateur Mus;c;on,

should examine the Combination SoIo S.
found only in GEO. WOODS & cos ORGANS
THE -EOLINE. most delicate soft nr
breathing stop. '' vi
THE NOX HUMANE. A BARTON. solo No, -,
fan or tremOlO. '' "'' d
THE PIANO. a beautifully toned pano
ment in another column 81 os
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Gstafrs.

C,T,Tr Of VERMONT. CALEDONIA DISTRICT So.
In Probate Court held at the Probate pi nee I'D III
- Johnsbnrv in said District, on the 2hh ''aS vi
May. 4. ID. 1873 , -, -ocr+or of tbc last
VIII and Testament of Charles II. Laid late 81 Lyn
don in said district, deceased makes I ,ni
STATE of said deceased representing that SAID sail
Is nncessarv for the payment Of the debts OF sad
deceased and the charges of admnis,it ,h,, said
WLarennnn il is ordered by said Court; that S'ln
,,nIicati"n he referred to the lith day OF
June, A. d. 1873, at the Probate ono ,h'r,oI IN
St .Tolnsbury for hearing and decision ,d
And il is further ordered that all persons interested
he notified hereof by publication OF n"tet Oh tnlS
application and order thereon three weeks SUES
T. -: Ill ti,nc Of herring that they may appear
at said time and place, and if they see cause OBJ
jeCt thereto
ASA L. FRENCH. Judge of Probate.
true copy of Record. Attest,
1912 ASA l.. FRENCH Judge of fr"hate.
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Notice of Sa+.,o

subscribe alc settlement of all d,n,,n, = =,
imperative uh'e prior To April ~. il
St J"hnsbury, Vt. July Is P Is7s HouGHToN
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THE GREAT REMEDY J

THE GREAT REMEDY J
C0NSUMPTIOI
which can be cured 7.
timely resort to this s.
ard preparation, as has
proved by the hundrcl,
testimonials received by
proprietors. 1t is acknr
edged by many promi
physicians to be the /
reliable preparation eve
PRODUCED for the relief
cure of all Lung compIa.
and is offered to the p1.
sanctioned by the expert
of over forty years, v
rcsorted to in season It.
dom fails to effect Il sp0
cure in the most -
cases of Coughs, Bron..
Group, Whooping {.
Influenza. Asthma.
Sore Throat. Pains or>
ness in the Chest aul>
Liver Complaint, Bic.
at the Lungs, &c. vs.
Balsam does not dry u
Cough, and leave the c.
behind, as is the case
most preparations, '"
looscns and cleanse
lungs, and alla.yS lrrI'"
thus removing the CAL
the complaint.
PREPARED ny
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, b';'-
And sold by Druggist ..". 4'e... F'-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-13

DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets. or Su-
gal. Dated. Concentrated Root and Herbal Juice
Anti Bilious Granules-the Little Giant Cathar-
tie or multum in parvo physc. No Use Of any
longer taking the huge repulsive. nauseous and
gripping pills composed of cheap crude, bulky in
gradients when. by a careful application of chemi-
cal science. we can extract all the cathartic and
medical properties from the most valuable roots
and herbs and concentrate them into minute Pei
let or Granule. scarcely larger than mustard
seed that can hc readily swallowed by those of the
most sensitive stomachs and fastidious tastes d
cents by all druggists tei
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-13

l. becoming very common IN every community
and tn" sudden death I--ultiu- warn us /" ~cck
relief The DISEASE, assume many dIti'uui
forms am"nG which nuiIc'. HJip.fIti,0. I'm
iGryru'ut NyrSH,S. OSsifrIfiDH ar BDHR,B F"rb.0-
tim II h" HsGr. fh"""GfSl,. ti.J.rnl D'JjEtu
water atrw the H.Gr. SinkHpof he SI'irits. IGiHs
q, NJ" S,d tIsf Di--iHcsS. SiUGgAL Circulation
y Bond dnd Nomc,tUrg S'oppag, gf the Acfion II
tie H.d,r-
These turIrs If Heart Disease have been cured
10y Dr. Grar.s H'1r R,gUirtor. and We do not hes
itai, {" ~ay II will cure them again. ANY form of
Heart p~ls" " III readily Weld To- it, use. and
hay" Vel I" learn Of any casr whrr" the Heart
Regulator has been taken properly and the party
not rrcri-od % marked benefit.
ON agent. on application will furnish with
our circular giving full Il, ~crIpt"u "t the disease.
and also number of testimonials ui CUTrs and if
N"u would like further proof from the parties VIII"
have given the testimonials. write them and
y hat They say. w have sold manV thousand bot
ties 81 the HIr R"GtlI',r and the demand L. stjll
increasing. W. ar" cnntid,u; dom. the
public q benefit. and not irving Ia impose. them
q worthless preparation.
The price, Of The Heart RrIpl1for is ONE DOLLAR
per bottle. and can he "htainrd Of our agents.
:. RANDALL 4 son. Druggists 81. J"hnshury.
VT. 6OlV
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DR.. FIHNT'S
Quaker Bitters!
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
AND REMEDY.

Extracts Of Roots and Herbs which almost inyo
'ih"iN cure the following complaints
dyspepsia. Heart Burn. Liver CnmpIaints and
""sS ~ appetite cured 10y taking few bottles
LaS>it"'i" Low Spirits and Siukin. Sensation,
cured At once. ~
Eruptions, Pimplrs Elut,h.s and all ir,,,,,,;,;.s
the bottle ''' "'''''"hS on
or Kidney. bladder and Urinary d,r.,,,r.
h'htS 1t has II" equal: bottle. will r.,nyinr IL
most sccptical ''' '''''' NEE me
worms. expelled from the system witbou, ,I
ii@l hithculiY: few bottles ar. sufficient r, IL
most obstinate ease. " NV
fi"e; on" bottle has cured In, most ,l;ni,..,,,
cases when all other remedies failed '''' ''''
NerN"us ioifhcultics. Neuralgia Headache &C.
'aSrd immediately. ~ NJ "c-'
Rh"unhatism. Swcll-d Joints and all Scro,,I,
:ninl;ll1nS removed or greatly relieved h,, tic
invaluable medicine. ~ 'iiS
bronchitis, I'atarrI Con,u1si,,,, ,,,
cnlcd or much relieved ~ ny s'erl's
D', nit breathing, Pain in the Limos s;da
Gu t .ss' almost invariably cured nv takinp a
lew bottles of the Quaker Bitt,rs ~ N"S
Female Difficulties So prcvaI.r, o,r,,,., &c.
T T inirS yield readily IL this Invaluable ri
the Quaker BittcTs. "'ou'cih'
rlli"us. f"mittant and Tntcrmittant F,vors CO.
prevalent IN many parts of our c"mntrv so
''"'''ca''" ny the use of the Quaker Filters ''i9
INC aged find in the Quaker Ritters ms, ,t,o
artcle th"N stand in need of in tLci, Il - = .le
N'IiS. IL Yulck"ns the blood and cheers tLc ,i;TT
anu P'>'S the passage down the plane inclined
-" one can remain long unw,U UNLESS oal;,,
" I'h ah ihcurable disraseJ after tsking go ~
Ties ~ the Quaker Btters IL" o"'
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Buy Ne, and III do you Good"
DR.. LkNCLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS

This medicine is. without the possibility Of a
doubt the very best remedy known tor the follow
lng and all kindred disease ;Irdi1,Sti"p. CDSirc
ness. Lircr Compliant. Pii.S. H.Gi,Iric HtarbUrH
>'"DiGcL. d..
liN the tlurll OF this medicine. the blood j.
purified. The appetite" L. restored. The stem is
strengthened. The liver l. invigoratcd. The
breath i >wrrtcucd. The cumplcNinn isheau
tiii,l And The General health j.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-13
Wood! Wood!I

L. {. WOODBURY. will delvrl It..
WOOD i'll the village at 81 per cord ~
do iobhing of all kinds
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r z s OR Ed

The best Roots. Herbs. and RaIhs enter into the
composition of this Remedy. maxim. il "a simple
and ~lt,. well unlaIlin- ll disc:ls
- al the blood. GEO. &. GOODWIN y CO. Rrs
ton. For sale hv all Druggists 6u16
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
OFFICE on FISK 4 HATCH,

No. NAssAU-sT., EEw-YORK, AprII ]. 1873.
The SIX PER CRST GOLD BONDS Of the CHZsAPEAkR
AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY, being secured by
First Mortgage on a completed Road-which u one
of the great East and West Trunk Lines command
ing large through business, and which, from the
immense Mineral Agricultural and other valuable
reJurces Of the country IL trayerses Is assured Of
very remnneratiye local traffc-are among the most
substantial and satisfactory investment securities 10
the market; and, at the present price 81! and ac-
crned interest, yield liberal rate Of interest on
their cost
They are in denominations Of 800, 800, and
$1,000. coupon and registered; principal and interest
payable in gold coin in NewYork; interest May and
November
We also buy and sell at current market rates, the
WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PR CENT GOLD Bonds 0nQ-
nally negotiated by MS, and quoted at the stock
Exchange, and widely known as fayonte securities
in the principal money markets. Coupon bonds of
81 900; principal aud interest payable IN gold IN
New-York Price to-day %. to %. Interest January
and July.
We also buy and sell GovERSMEST aud GENITAL
PACIFIC BONDS receive deposits on which We allow
interest make collections, and do general banking
business. FISK & HATCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03
WEDNESDAY. April 2-P. NJ.


We have witnessed another day of feverishness
and excitement growing out of the various Treasury
reports of proposed issues OF legal tender notes
TO which we referred inlthis mornings TRIBUNE as
affecting the market favOraby last night On the
suppositon that the amount of ten millions would
find its way into general use at once. there was
buoyant feeling last night. IL now transplres that
for several years legal tenders to that extent have
been in the Sub Treasury here as necessary proyis-
ion for any emergency; but the amount has
never been regarded so much cash on
hand by the officer in charge here aud up to
the close of business tonight no authority
has been extended by Secretary Richardson to use
the money so that far that is concerned 1t sets
the matter at rest But in the belief or disbelief OF
additional greenbacks, prices OF stocks went up or
down as the case may have been. However much
OF little il may have affected transactions to-day IN
view of the comparatively small effect produced by
the late and continued stringency in money, there
is evidently a very strong belief on the part OF
holders of stocks that after all the Secretary
will issue at least part of the Treasury
reserve in order TO relieve the stringepcy
of money; otherwise is impossible to account for
the obstinacy Of prices. 1t is however to be hoped
that if the belief be well founded Mr.. Richardson
will give such timely notice of his intentions that
all nav have an equal chance, and that the date
/
of issue will be set far enough ahead for every
business man 10 set his sails accordingly.
| A large business was done in the leading
shares to-day. At the opening prices were /
to per cent below the latest official figures of yes
terday and until after the Second Board quotations
were wide and varied for the abovemen-
| toned. pretty strong under tone was, however,
quite generally noted, and at the hour mentioned
stocks were considerably higher than mt the open
| ing. Toward o'clock money became little less
stringent but its effect stocks later in the dav
was more than neutrahzed by reports that money
| in London had suddenly become active and higher.
and that there every probability that the Bank
| of England rate of discount would be advanced to-
| morrow. IL must be added, however, that earlier
dispatches reported money half per cent under tho
| bank rate, with Consols rather better and United
| States securities firm. Whether the dispatches
| were based anything tangible or
not will soon be known bur nj all events It's
effect was to break down the market which closed
weak at nearly the lowest prices touched aS will hc
seen in the comparative table. M the shares were
freely pressed for sale, and il took but a moment 10
turn the sentiment from bull to bear. Harlem went
down from 1877 to 8O, despite the lease Ia Central
understood to have been perfected YESTERDAY The
opening, highest lowest aud closing prices OF stocks
| were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03

The monetary situation, on the Whoe,was scarcely
better than yesterday OF on Monday, though the
highest figure to-day was fve-eighths and interest
AT the start the rate for turning stocks was quar-
Ter and interest but by the rate on call loans
was established at and and interest, with the
exceptional one above mentioned occurring before
half past two. From this point the rate suddenly
broke down to seven, COIN but rebounded with the
rapidity of thought and the later business was at
quarter The banks kept open doors until
nearly o'clock. through courtesy to dilatory
borrowers and at the final termination of business
money was still at 0l bonus. Transactions in com
mercia paper are entirely suspended pending these
rates The legal-tenders outstanding amount TO
1858 64OOOO against S35s509047 last night, an in
crease of Sl3l 600. The internal revenue receipts
to-day amounted to $4,000. United States bonds
were equally active with yesterday, and better
position was taken by the leading gold bearing
bonds despite the money stringency. The currency
Skies too made sharp reaction and sold up to ia
for $3.50 against 1l2! yesterday. The market
closed steady on the basis Of ll7.@1l7l for 1868
Fisk & Hatch report as follows at 4p. m: