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New-York tribune., 1873-05-05

ward tendency was perhaps assisted by the payment
Of the Nav Treasury interest 1t remains to be seen
whether the check to the bull speculation will be
more than temporary. The foreign exchanges were
weak and unsettled and sales of prime GO days bills
were freely reported at los. Government bonds suf-
fered some reaction from the late advanced prices
conseouent upon lower gold and more frequent sales
nv holders State bonds have been without any sig-
nifcance. while a pretty fair business, at good
prices has been done in railroad bonds
The stringency in money and the unsettled feeling
caused by the recent bank failure and the exciting
rumOrs accompanying the same, caused weak stock
market and general decline in prices. The de-
preston was quite marked early in the week and to-
wards the close. Some recovery from the first de-
cline was made during the intervening days with a
later loss, however. The decline occasioned a
few failures, but these were among
small concerns. The largest dealings were in Paclnc
Mail, Western Union, and st. Paul common but in
the concluding business of the week the light IAN
cies, ., C. and l. c. and Union Pacific took prolnl-
nent parts. Panama fluctuated and Harlem . per
cent 1t remained for to-day. however TO put on tn0
cap sheaf for although money was less stflngcn'
vet such headway had the absurd rumors OF the SuS-
pension of prominent houses made that the purposes
of these dealers in panic in part accompllsneu'
The pauicmongers not only put rumors anoaV ne,o'.
but had the audacity to telegraph to the "osV 'no
actual failure of three or four substantial ana prom
inent firms all of whom are apparently as SOUND as
ever Pacific Mail was made the victim and Ter
ribe onslaught was made upon it at the beginning
much TO the CONSERVATION of holders on small mar
gins and as stories became current of trouble IN the
camp. and possible dishOncTing of company
paper. rush to sell broke down the price
to 49s. carrying down the rest of the list seriously
though TO less extent. The more conhding teeilng
resulting from the favorable bank return gave later
prices more eteadness, and the market may larry
be said to have closed firm at 8 p m The opening
highest lowest and closing prices OF stocks were as
feilOWs.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05
COTTON MARKETs.
PHILADELPHIA. Ma

PHILADELPHIA May 3--Cotton quiet Mdilngs l9l l9ic.
May 3Co'ton eayi Milhngs I1Bc' receipts lJ'
bales; sales, Dol bales
a-COtton actyei demand MODERATE al lower rates.
receipts. f78 bales; shipments, 45 bales -, -,
LOUISVILLE. MAY 3COtOn dull Mdihnss 6le eelph ia
bales; shipments % bales go,
GALVESTON 3Cotton dull and nomnal Good Ouina l4'i
100 baesi eIorseOaswse " baesi sales 1o bales
stock 5l37i bales. -
NEwRLEAN baa-Cotton IN good demand at lover rates. Or
dirary l6l2ic Good Ordinary l5c; Low Mddhns l0ic MID
dlugs olc receipts 1884 haesi gross 1884 bales eApors 70
Brian 22 bales eoastwe 22I 6esi sales OO oae'i
1t evening. 2,3O0 bs.Css btpck, il,54 bales a.,
May 3-Co''On dull Mddlngs l54c receipts lz5
bales: shipments, l59 bales
BoroS Ma 3-Cotton du; Mddngs l9c; eTpos-.o Great
Britain gg bales; sales. 20 hales stock. l200 bales
JHARLETOS May 3-CooI dull; Mngs, 8Ici net receipts
So bales sales, 100 bales; s;OCk 1895 laeS
Slv.NSAH May 3Coon heavy Mtngs Bfe; net receipts
123 eIportsTo Great Bun tti 6aei to the Continent
lOJ7 bales coastwss b9i bales; 49 bales; stoc o b
MoBE, May Cotton dull and heivyi hdihgs talci Low
Mings good ordinary lc receipts iy Daesi eApo
21l bales sales so bales; stock JJSL bales
soEFoLK NAV 4Coon firm and active Low hidngs Sc net
receipts baes epOrs-eOastsse 60 bales; a ID bs soA
1851 bAleS
BaIrIsoRE 3Coon dull; Mddlngs, l9ci net receipts n
bse e1uor-ooawse - baes O3 bales stock BIO bales
Day 3Cotton hmi hldhngs, Ioei be receipts "
babes sales II bales; soef. 4,lI5 bales. -
CINCINNATI NAV a-COon dull; hddhngs lotci reteipei %
bales: shipments, T87 bales; stock, 10 200 bales
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LoSpoS. NAV 3l m-Consos opened 93i io both
American fecuntiesrhee have been
actons thus fir to-day, ald uOmnaIy s
PARIS May 3-g. IA -tentes opened at 55L
IyERPOoL May 81 que; Nilug UpauGs,
9dgid.i hddlng OreeIs. si09lLi Cotton to rive dit
LvEBrOOL May 81 mot heavy and decnng Mding
export
LoSDos, Nav 81 mConsols and AmeTc5n Securities closed
changed. Erie Railway shares. a.
LIVERPOOL Nav 80 heavy and declining: Mdlng
UnaDds 81 hddag Orleans, 9ii.t sales 1900 bales which
for export and speculation; Of sales, 700 aes
American sales Of Cotton shipped from Savannah Charleston May
and Jane at dsl hom same p0rs Ap May At 6sd from
deliverable In May, at 3i Brea1sla5 POrk,
4 Uer OBJ. Tor View Moss. Lard, 40 IJ per cgi.
LOSDOg, May 3-Ialow. 4Ji9 per cgL
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SnUlnu5 DnnKs
HORSE and CARRIAGEMA
Nrw.YoRK. saturday. ~ 8. ls7a.

The local horse trade of the week closini
under this date had aaiu 10 contend against various IN
uences adverse % seas0nabe activity. Dealers Ia hn
coach and road horses especially complaining OF th'
cold and rainy weather, which together with strin
geucy OF money has caused their sales 70 be much be
hind the corresponding period Of last year. while price
realized not quite good as anticipated early
the season. There IS 40 material alteration n the mar
ket for work horses; the demand continues fair an,
prices firm.
The sales by public auction have generally been wei
attended but tnc dist DalOnS were no,ty hdde a.
lesser prices, as holders anticipated.
AT the sale held tbs day at Arch Johu'toh's ne'
horse mart M East Tn eentl-st, near University pace
the following stock disposed ~ at IN annex % ulls
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6orses, Carriages. Garnr5s, Wt.

ATN.Y. SALES AND STORAGE REPOS.
"A TORY, FoURrH-AyE., COR INENl-tlFlll-si. .
Fmy Carriages and lhi Road g0ls new 4ni soid
hand at reasonable prices Harness 10 great yanet,.
EOR SALE-A very stylish, fine, gentleman's
II ROADSTER or COUPE HORSE l6 hsn high, s old hn
handsome tail; sound AMI and Also $50 VA OHNot
ton one no toy; sets HARNESS all IN good onE Address
A.. box lO9, Inbule OAce.
nARNESS.-Horse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
Aprons Robes AMI Hjne Equipments o every esc oni ne
largest variety In Nrw-lors. G. NJ IOSEMAN b0o Ann'o
urer. wa-erUons IN Ch1mDersst
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
and al kinds OF Sadie goods eIensSe, mlh1ile'urcii ia
linz o Blankets o street stable; plush and other Carnage Robes
of eyery qualty. G. b. SMITH q Co. 90 n arreu-st
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05
UAVANA MARKETG-

HtvASA NAV Sug'r irregular and nominal Exchange easier;
un~d States days IN currency, OGal cent preun short ,g
9a cent premium; o. days n god 2 u45 y pcUun
sight ~ Osi preuu; London, 3dJli premium
PARE, 2Jl al per c-lt premium.
Havana May 2-augar bqoant No. y g. 10 reals per arrobe
Errauge irregular excited; Jnd states. 90 days
ll0l per premium; shor ig ital Jer cent prenum
~ sold 8 az prsriun h0r. sight, 3 as cent
rmru on LoudOn -. 5 cen pehan Pa, 1s al per
Irtmum
The Spanish Bank unable supply the demand for exchange. The
grand bear sctme Of tie Bank @ aud exchange Is rising
Merchants consider the css Thee logger iear that
81 e heavy slgrh0es will be compelled aspnd although
of tlel VI loae AeArl...
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05

is5 49, 251 229N8ls9 I393l3g 70la g 2o 1900 'o
PETROLEUh-The market Refined has ruled qgeti there
are few m spy e1por ods Market and With larger arrivals and
very during past week haye been cautious ana
moi purchase materially reduces prc holders d
press sales ut eyao disposition TO nee, befs yeSs nI
Domnay lOwer; spot and hay de'e quos
bulk steady fe aud shipping DO IN lnoas
request M The Greek quotations for spot were - 500
AT oil Cty: 81 TtaSle, aud pz ~ al PATker
Saphtha dull and steady lOGie Refined case. no@aa =. &c
duh and wek With sellers Of spot al %
RICE-Tbe export demand continues brisk and Ne noes frhe
sale hangoon gd n bond with moderate pplg
6iG for RAngoOn, currency duty ph Aad HaoSe '
Carolina
sKIgS-The quiet the stock Is very
large and sales Of 22 b heIn
bales Pya 23 bale Curaooa and " bales Moeh
bales Meucau. New Orleans 70
bales Calcutta bales from Savsu ani IS bales sc 10
Deer there change Of Ns1HOTos and TeKAs re
ceps bales Texas. ke We quote;
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCR.

PEE NorA Rrsr YesDis and R1iiro1ds
MAY 379 ptgs Ashes pkg BeeswaH % bales Broom Com To
bales Cotton 21a bhs Flour rs hbs Meal "a $50 bush Wheat
f3l15 bush bush Malt
lev II hazs 2eO6 bb Eggs bbs Oat
meal bsles Hops. 1893 Hides 81 b Hides 52l8 Leather
bbs Lard Oil Bl bbs Lub Oil 21 pgL Oeake ~ bales Moss
rkgs Pork 81! pfga beef 819 pEg Cat Meats 1871 cs lard
% kegs Lar Ala Barter 2 Dkg Cheese l61 pkgs TaOw
lJO pkg Ssrn, 03 pkg Grease $50 pkg starch 30 h Tobac-
1906 pkg Tobacco. 166 bales Wool, 10 bbls whisky.
Receirts Prgce for th evening
include g. s5 hh Flour 1881 DO WHISKY 25 do Corn Meal
26l bags do l5 fO buah Wheat l25 OJ bush Com 2 al bush
hush Malt "a 62 bush Barley go Seed 5l3 pgs
Beet Pofk BIB do. Cut Meats JJ Lsg 24
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SALES ELSEWHERE OF VALUABLE STOCK.

SALES ELSEWHERE OF VALUABLE STOCK.
Mr.. Chas. Backman of the Stony Ford Stud
Farm has recently sold to Mr. Townsend Burton OF Troy
bay colt by Messenger Duroc, dam by Aexander's Ab
dalah for 1880 also, bay mare full sister to Atehe
son. four years Old and another bay mare six years old
both sired by Rysdyk's Hambetonln, the dam OF The
first by Clifford Of the second by Red Bird price Tor th
pair $4,000 In Clarke Co, Nv, Mr. Lewis Gay slld IN
black stallion Lumber by Ericsson, 70 A Cutenden ia
Wis Of Harrodsburg, KY, for Sl,35l. Lumber hs re
cord Of 233. Joseph Garyin OF Nalln sod TO Tnomn
B. Armitaga OF Ncw-NOrk bay hly By Tom Wonder
dam by American star. Tor 500. Wm. II. Callahan
Newburgh, ". Y, sold hls gray gedlng Farmer Soy u
Nathaniel Townsend the Mayor OF Paterson, y J., fo
$1,000 Mr.. T. j. BarDec of Bourbon Co.. Ky, sold pan
OF bay geldngs, 1873 hands, four and five years Oid
by Joe Downing, ne 10y Edwin Forrest, fDr y, zoo MI
W Hunt Reynolds Fleetwood stock FIrn Frankfort
Ky has sold his bay Victor Hugo four old bl
Uncle Vic out OF Salle Russell, by imported SCyhan
her dam Mary Churchill, by imported BdleloOf, our
POcahontas, by Sir Archy, TO Mr. W. walden OF NV
York. Victor Hugo and Shylock arrived AT jerome Plrl
Oh Thursday last from kentucky.-l From Exchanges.
The carriage trade has lacked animation, ana tht
business OF the week has been comparatively snlall
both In fine carriages and in medium or cheaper gfidei
Of work Orders have fallen on, and some manufactures
have reduced the force OF their workmen.
Eyports Of Carriages - hlports = tdfl'g' hHff.o oA
Dutch West Indies S23 Hlmburg G pArZ ZtO
British " est nlies 2...." 40 brazil pkgs -
British Guiana, z....''.''. ,,O - h5Lylt,V 'u"'''' ~,
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CATTLE MARKRTS.

CHICAGO, May 2-Recepf for weekCAIrLE S565i Hog, tn
Sheep 5ll8 corresponding last yeA-Cae 1Z5 hoes
OJ sheep 5o Cattle dali owing 20 excessive receipts the as
ever ported prices vesk and 20dc Over about 1900 IN he pens
iecuei quality ot stock rather go
Quotations rsnge fom S69sC for Ertni s3 5d 20 % Saece
lOds5 40 Goods 81 6O0 +5 Fair % I3Gri ~ heIanl
2 Inferior Sad ComHOn % 1903 % s'ocAe % 10
a. Fair 10 Choice EKtras
a 80 % Pair 10 Cool l50S5 % for Coed 20 Choice
steady with fair inquiTy 81 9oa Tor Common 70 FA
as 2Od ~ for Good 10 Choice
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05
FhOA SET. 1. l512. TO DATE
~ naFa nf...a.

FRFIGHTS-Tere has been only moderate business tone
line Of heh eg OF charters vh eIly III departments
The engagements TO-DAY were: 10 Liverpool by 1900 bush Of
Grsin SD q o. b 2Oj bales Of Cotton at sl6 ~ tons
London by 10 Bacon and SO te' Lard At & and
lJtcs Beef end Pol 100 bb Pork a. s. tf By soil z1 c
eF a on berth cargo for Loln Ausn snip hence
to Cork for orders kingdom With no qr Of Grsn g.
n.ed kingdom vijl 500 bb Refined Petroleum on pye terms
British lark g. la.ered hence to The Continent vito 1870 BIS
Refined d. 81 3d. swedish tars hence TO llae With $40 6b
g. o. Norsgan bark TO aye from Pa idelrha 70
V register puboy to Liverpool With lumber pnyaie
terms.
he absence freigh room reduced limits shippers orer, and e
to 81 oI and since Taeay ali gres have declined and are efy
unsettled approach waber shippers unwilling 10
Will be dcu Of sale and the in prices VII be
much wider Much Of a ly NJ tls week bs uToel 70 be out
,h ha' s I % 0Hr ae from The the
@ m I In tbe Winter What states tie seI on is extremely
Georgia and Tennessee whites q that the season there very o1ek
In the central part of Indiana respects
since his visit those States the hsye suffered from killing frost
been cut Of BY the frost. The opening Of the Lakes
last hes rather served To cheek business AZ cers nave shown
gan reduced stock but slightly. end the business Of the
week in Sprng has teen unsacioJ ln later moderate busrs'
passing, at inf royed puc~ eeos we week are Dusl
bush the corresponding week last To-day the in
we5r rd poor asfouueu here checked the inquiry the market
dull the low grades extremely unsaab n@ 90 steady snip
Sprn, 50a 81 SO for Chicago spring, and 81 f2t White Cen
arrive Barley is que and tame Barley MAJ d1 @ud
ONO IiTed al 5Oa5lici White jJa53c Black f9d5c West
sr ,ed m a0a5l; OH bomuaf White 53d53ic and Seed
inquiry chiefly for the future and largely sned 90
store ana aoat and Fancy DO t Ic afoi aud
yellow 63 e the INSIDE price for dampi White al 'i@e
SO4tlern Yellow at ~ 0'Jc, DO " hite al '5~ouc
FKOH sEPT J. ldiS T. DAfR
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05
.1roKIs FR0a sErT. D. 1917. T. DATR
- Ir.trfr .rH nfngr

UIYCooo on verv plenty and dul coed quals and
stcaay we quote Pine 81 9asl 90; Good az 81 5a PSI
clover AZ ldtc quiet and steady quote Long
R,e Straw Al C5d 81 10; short do 65ds and Oat al 6
MOLASsEs quiet but prices hrmi sales oi huseo'ido al 14 %
EsTHf STOREs-spidts Turroutne continued in limited
quest ofns, prices have further decnndi tn as
lots agr gate 49, bblA aIchanaor ~ DC E ee 1Al j. 10y
crate bone trade aud exports sa lo bb n
at 81 bbi arrive at s. cost and Hegh all 4y ol'
No 5i Tar steady, with fht inquiry en- sale o ~ DDS
Nevbern at 3 So City Pitch quoted At S3 jj0 30 t2t
Fish steady wh moderate e'ind Inns 90 "
ou G hut frm in casis and III o. IN bhs Lam doll and uon
IA AZ ig for Prime Winter Mcnhs4Cn heavy and dali Other OILS
pf0TiToys-Our Pol market has eharaez BY much De-
and upe quite stand the market presenting mAIed con
fo and spd that dt gshed t early IN ApnL
gepefay sell unless extreme hguf heaa have
End the increase in or stotA mas ue aui
hld ~ GD bb less than at the ue @ ear
last year Mess selling freely al Us ~" ~ ' fne s
esd Is Is; and Extra Prime Sill The great disparity IN lEc,s
between this and year think is not fay yarr5nd o71
not forgotten that the difference 10 he consumption season Nue
mics Of Ness are sc bbl higher than ast year viii be YER great
though should and money eeoge easy ne disparity IN
m 80 vo only limit the sales In Prime Mess light bIsne
o AZ he decline The the future has been ght
Ia y Nav and June the sales bbs l3 for Oh Mess
Western Prime $50 for Clear for future delivery nothing dong
Beef and ower sales Of 10 bbs at - 'oa ~ io Fan hes
beef and limited eeaandi sales Of 100 i a. = ior flne
Mes and 2JG+ for luda Mess Extra India at p25G t Gut
Meats sn heayy sales Of :. te 90 ~ Bellies a. sc @ cS
I1 and 400 do Shoulders AZ 8c l boxes Dry DO at lc u @
Western cnyased Hams at M 0C aaie 1 Bacon 10 tame tLe
supply larger; sales Of " bolt Ag1 short D on pn i ~
Ve Soon at gc City Short Clear he At oidl0 Dressed Hos
~ ouiet we quote at for City; 3tGbic for Live hog tri
& and lower; the for spot very haht sales so bbi
and tes al 8c ydy4c for Cl SJody5bc of faf 70
pine steam. 10 Brown Gic an White a. lc for
future delivery We hear for Aay 5ltc lOO tes for
July at lOc.. and 25O tcS for june, on pTyate terms -
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05

The subjoned table shows the extreme fuctua-
tions in the leading railway and miscellaneous
shares. United States bonds, and gold made during
the past week. as well as the closing quotations of
each at the dates undermentioned:
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05

Forward deliveries llee lower With only moderate bnsness
safes evening after mMay go a. lsse 700 at 70 92:
u l6c 300 al liz 29e; August 500 at e 22O 10 l1l6c
IGo Al IIle. Novembe l7lc echanFelc pd 70
~ 500 June for Jul, total 7i0 bales sales toay
May Isc 30 At 10 siee LEO iSei June lil0 At laic
al Ia liIsc l0ic. 5000 At 10 6 July llOo ls
10 3lGc August lolc 200 s is 232 100 a ls lec;
September llci Ooober VD AZ itci toa llO bAesi
gTaad total, BftO bales -.
old carEo on priTate teims, quoted at l0H!c. gold.
FLOR AND MKALOr market for F0ur the week hiss
lacte,ed by varabeness and fair degree Of activity
e present condition Of the money market end the absence
ersb provincial and coaswie demand have been pressed on
arke at irregular prices OF grades valued at SEA slOP
M he receipts largely exceeded the of the
Inds lovers fancy brands Minnesota eIeep,d plenty
and have pomptlYj Common and Medium Wheat
been IN far demand bu 10 sell them freely wins
sv lower prices submitted aud the Common
Medium spnS Wheat brnds Choice Family BIas have been in
about former occasionally
ien invoices Good No. Supeine
arrived freely end have decl ned closing
for Round Hoop W,sen M The future has improved and
note O bbl for May - IS which s
Goani limited business has been done for the Wet Indies and
Centl ~ 901S8 10 fer Good Good Sprng
Flour The exports Of The wee are 2Gs ob against J bbs
corresponding last TO-DAY the inquiry Tor Flour moderate
chiefly to the som but with limited arrivals prices
changed png Wheat Extras freely offered a1d Ne um
uuable At the c the maISe Gull all grades
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05

The money market was considerably easier all day,
the earliest rates for call loans being thirty-second
and interest, with exceptions at a sixteenth There
was considerable scrutiny Of collaterals result Of
the rumOrs about failures Of corporations and private
bankers. In the afternoon liberal disposition
was noticed, especially after the bank statement,
and before the close money was procurable at
five and six per cent. Discounts were quiet.
The bank statement was a grand exhib-
it, showing the payments of the Treasury
gold and the free receipts of currency
here from the West and the interior. Consequently
the banks are placed again on good square footing
and hold S20 25 above the % per cent required by
law, an increase over last week Of 5000 700 This
should make matters easier next week. The coin
movement Of the week covered the Treasury dis
bursement of S1,5OO,OOO on account of the regular
weekly gold sale, and $4,G4S,3OO on account of coin
interest, the bonds redeemed footing up $l4,2OO
The Customs receipts for the week were 80 O36 758
The legal tenders outstanding tonight amount TO
1857 OCO decrease since last Saturday of $780,
90. The bank statement shows the following com
narrative tah
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05

SUGARS very strong partial advance anil good demand sAls
last 50 and T0 bces mostly prvAi- ,ras bat
iseludisg Good Kehng Cuba gaJ and bs CehlnugAl s a
sse. Refined Sugars tending upward Hams nidllc
kkEkGafs seeds eoonnn dull and quotations more of e % M
nal Carer quoed Bi ds,ei and rmohy at 90 80
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05
Clearing g-house:

The Government bond market has been quiet and
steady all day, and without special interest mani
tested in the course of prices The general market
closes on the basis of 19s to li9s ior So's MesSls
MI. 4 Hatch renort as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05

TALLow quiet snd unchnngcd sales Of 5000 outside ga
9 lite; 25 hh1s. at 9 l6c
WHISKY sleAay active; sales Of 300 bbs st,.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05
And the following for eity bank shaTes:

There was a moderate business IN railroad bonds
and prices were generally steady. New-York Cen
tral bonds were lower The quotations for bonds
were as follows
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05

BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
For SALE,
MoNTCLAIR RAILWAY BoNDS,
guaranteed by Midland Railway. Price, SO.
MUsGRAvE & Co., 10 Broad-st
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05
oyyroR op rHE CENTRAL RAILROAD Co % EEw.JgRsyT,
no EEW.YoRK Anrl 10. 1874

llg LIBERTY-sT., HEw.YoRK. April TO- 1873 )
NOTICE S rs ReTePS ne tas casrHan sne RhRoAp
COMPANY or NgwJBRsBY to elect NINE DIRECTORS TO serve
Jersey @ between ss hoo Of & Y Seo o =. N and 1 Gs1c ; 3 n
The 18Th 'n'' to h0'dA' 'nS ''D SAMUEL KNOX Secretary
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ coNPtSY NOTICE TO STOCKOLDBRs.-The annual
ELgcfSoN S TaTBES DIRECIoRs q this cGmp,@y si be
S S sf S'e % A CCT9in 5ey % 1 n & viii open
Y o'clock until o'clock M Of net eay Nae Me- u @ os
m 'S fIss @ a 'G% ay nay next Ro6ERr SyES secretary
PROPOSALS for STOCKS of the CITY Of
EEwYORK.seaed proposals Ei be rec fee'He Yea a. % oeIocE
~ when The a%e vii be publicly Oeae for he whole or aay Pr o
g 5s p% q One million Ard oHe Thousand aTe hundred o0
o aSPLfIoS4I Sh3T9y lis A9rEDgGr 2I STScK IS2
''''''''''''' cfofoy WATER MAIN STOCK %,
Authorized BY Ch,ge 591 Laws fig2 S1yi9s Sos i lyo S
Authorized By Chapter 7o CLAWS Of lJ2 payable in thirty o 900
ADDITIONAL GaO1N WATER STotK..
Authorized BY Chapter amended by Chapter Ss Laws OF ooo
i''' p'''O'' NVS Cry IMPROVEMENT STOCK
Authorized by Chapter go Laws q 1883 pa{aoe Nov l. IsI oO
PAYABLE the frst Gay Of May and November 30 each year
per hundred dollars thecof and tie persons whose propos are
accepted will tbereupon be required deposit with tue Compuor e
when they viii be entitled to receive Certificates for equal amount o
the Of the awarded them tearing interest from the
Each Pposl should sealed Proposals Stocks
ofthe Cty q YORK. and nOed in second envelope addressed
bids judgment Of the Corporation requre
Apd il y i55 i'"''A' D''''AiSSio ANDREW VII T. GaERS co@5s
E1cHNvGB BsNE 2i5 BowERY HEwYoRK April o. 1872
TEHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stockholders
Il Of this ELECTION OF DIRECTORS Will be held
THURSDAY Maya Of The Bahkugho1 between the hours OF Y and
O'Clock will b. cose from the 18th inst until
'''' ''''' y ''' O'-'' . JOHN HEssE Cashier.
OFFICE DELAWARE AND TIuDsoS C,sAL Coal
NEw-YORK. April 5. 1879.
TTNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
HOLDERS oit9s COMPANY Tor the een Of hanager1 ln , os
May
he OILS will be open O'Clock until o'clock
The transfer books viii be evening Of April % until
the morning Of Nav "a. - - - u
By order o the Board JAMES C. llARTT, Irelsnrcr.
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der O. sales OF $6,ltJ bills We quote:
.our g bbl 81 .udR5 p EitIa Amber InmnnS.
5JT % Ohio and Mich. 81 10a 80 so
S0d ~ Ono. IT, SEA -
D. Gfal1L.sb suT 80 Dhio Round nonO.H
a9T % tShupng... 000 40
0OG OO Ohio M Irade 5JD %
Miu1.soa aIss White Wheii. E1tp
l5d co Ohio Hd sndMIob. 60d 85
MINNIE Suuefuye D0rble Brtfa lo.do.. JJ1 . IS
00H y 90 ~ tLous Sug 551
ood o Nurug 81 L0us. Double k1t l1G 0 81
bItnG.. 25d 70 81 Loms Iuue hrt G1d n 25
t1Huesf@ kItra htsnis 1jH 10 40
Foui qe Medium brands heavy; Family grades
dull but te close the mar,e dull without
change but 10 sell r concession UO4d be made
sales Of 25 bbk. We quote;
Ba L Alex IeO.lctown Nixdto Gooi sc 00d IS
Bai-. Alex Georgetogn BIr ana FANNY. l01 II ~
Baltimore howarist brands '.............. 1Sd -
Harc1oSn rYt,ss................ bOO
Rye Flour in fair rqaest and fu sales Of IT'S bbls We quote:
hYt thlf, western - Il0rd ~
Rrc flnur STATE f0O 20
Rye Flour Ptunsf = lJN %
Corn Mel edy and fair deEind Of $50 bbls We
quote:
Meal v - - Corn Nj BrweP. a 70 90
Con. N,aL WeLN 3 20 q - CornMeal GidnE
Canadian Flour hagy; Of 90 bh. @8a 30 p. Cal
Flour tame. OF hbls Bag
Meal irregular; White 81 2s0 80; fse ltlov ~ yrHFi -
Coarse 81 2JG ~ 2; Ground Feed sl 0 81 2 Coz 81 ~ To-
EEpORIs FAoA sEI J.. i5'2. DArL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-05

Total since Jan. l. is73..............Sl7 ,6s6.sd
The following is comparative statement of the
export of specie for % years from the port Of New
York to foreign ports, from Jan. to May 3, 1873,
and for the corresponding period of the undemoted
years.