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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-05

ssDon Caesar de Bazan" at Booths

sDon Cesar de Baxan" at Booths
Theatre.
"Don Caesar de Bazan" was played at Booths
Theatre yesterday afternoon before q very iull
house, and the piece again asserted Its established
and almost proverbial popularity. Mr.. Booths
Don Caesar, however, will scarcely be recorded in
theatrical annals one Of his great parts That he
plays 1t carefully and well need scarcelybe stated,
for the same must be said OF all his approximations.
But the role is one to which his genius does not
take by any means kindly. The airy mirth and
dashing light-hearted recklessness Of Don Caesar
are aOge Their foreign to his natural character and
his attempt to portray them is necessarily some
what labored aud constrained. Indeed, 1t was only
in the third act, when Don Caesar begins to
show nObler qualities Of mind and soul, and when
he ceases TO be merely good-natured winabiber
and lbertine, and becomes a devoted husband.
1 scenes With the King, however. were
admirably enacted and stirred the house TO great
s 1 sns N ts es %
de ROtondo was pleasant piece of hunor, and
Mr.. Starks Don Jose was fairly played. Bat Mr..
Decker's Charles ii. Is shamefuy bad 1t mars and
almost spoils every scene in which 1t figures. And
Miss Pateman's Mariana Is painfully lacking in
taton OF distinct enuncaton fails OF Its object and
Is at the same time singularly disagreeabIe.
Musical and Theatrical Notes.
The opening play at the new Fifth Avenue
Theatre will probably be the French drama 'Aixe.n
This will be tho last week OF opfrd bouGe at the
Olympic. The piece for Monday evening will be
lies Brigaads," with Aimee as Fsorella and Boneni
as Fragelette.
A musical and literary entertainment is to be
given at Apollo Hall January 70 by the Catholic
Volunteer Association, in aid Of the women suffer-
srs by the Fifth Avenue Hotel fire.
Mr.. John Brougham's comedy, '.Atherly Court,
Is to be produced at the Union Square Theatre on
Monday evening. 1t has been q Tong time In pre-
paration, and 1t Is to be hoped Will meet with good
| fortune.
1t is well known that there are two Jadges OF the
| same name on the bench Of the Court Of Common
Pleas--one of them the well known Charles p.
DAILY the Chief Justice and the other Joseph DAILY
who IL a brother oil Augustin Daily, the theatrical
manager. 1t often happens that the politicians on
meeting the junior Judge say to him, ~ never had
the pleasure OF meeting you before, Judge, but
your father, the Chief Justice, have known long
! time"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-05

The Modern wonder. - Experfe nc cd
people are found wondsring how 50 perfect saving
Machine as the, NEW WILSON UNDERFEED can be
made perectin every part so thoroughly adapsed to
the requreme'sof family sewing and yet be sold for
30 less than other first class machine Tha
IS easy and ain First because the Wilson Company is
content with. lair profit and do not belong
binaton hose object to Keep the price vi sewing
machines and secondly, because the most perfect
chnery Is used in The splendid estab-
shmept OF the Company is the best evidence that tas
policy rs been Saesroom at 707 Broadway,
New York. and in all other cities In the United States.
Inc CfymDany agents In country
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Messrs NORTON n Co.., $40 Broaiway':-
GENTLEMN-For the Information Of the public, and q
duty knmanitv, the undo gne6. williI,
say that have purchased OF yon, the wARREN
PATENT COOKER, and have used It in homes, and
find that u pertorn,s.all that you ctiim for it.
ERASTUS BROOKS, Evening Express; SAMUEL
SINCLAIR, New York Tribune; Professor WILLIAM
A. HAMMOND, Bellevue Medical College; Major Gen.
era NJ c. MEIGS. Quartermaster General United States
Army, Washington. ID. G.
The WARREN PATENT COOEEEis for sale Mt all first
class stove and range and hous@ furnishing dealers
everywhere. Enclose stamp for Descriptive Pamphlet
and Further Information. -
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, WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
t, OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
- WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 81 A. M. }

/, OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
= WASHINGTON, ID. O., Jan. 81 A. M }
Suro.sts for the Past Tt1enty,tOu Hours.
The barometer has fallen from Kansas to Lower
Michigan and southwark and eastward to the CAR
and Soutb Atlantic coasts, which region CLOUDY
weather and noa'theastery and southeasteriy winds
are now prevailing, with snow from Kentucky ana
Northern Arkansas nOrthward, but rain thence
southwark. ClearWeatner Is prevailing over New
England, with light, northwesterly winds but In
creasing cloudiness oyer the Middle states, with
eastery to southerly winds over the Upper Lake
region, and over Minnesota and Dakotab ces&
weather and low temperature.
Prot abilities.
For New England clear weather. but winds vcerlnRf
to easterly during the day>with increasing cloudi-
ness and snow tonight; Nor the Middle SAteS
easterly winds and cloudy weather, with snow
the northern portion ard rain over the so'sn-
ern portion during the dayAnd evening; 1or Sh0
Southern States east Of the Mississippi River
easterly to southery winds, Nyeerng TO s~utA~
erly and westerly, cloudy weather ana rain'"
For the Ohio Valley and norriwaSd to Lake N1o
and Upper Lake region easterFy to DGthefy WHO'S.
cloudy weather and snow. For tle NoFthwe0N
rising barometer nOrtherly to westerly WINDS, ial-
ing temperature and clear and clearing weather;
these conditions extending eastwardsOver proba-
bly, the entire Mississippi valley.
The midnight telegraph reports nom Western
Louisiana and Eastern Texas are missing.
The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day of last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at HudnupS
PharmaCv. HERALD Buildinp:-
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

British Press Plan for Territorial Adjustment by
Annexation in the Pacifc-How the
United States and Britain May
Balance Their Power.
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Jan. g. 1873.
The Spanish troops have captured the insurgent
Colonel Isidoro Bentez and DR.. Guirout.
NEWSPAPER PRESS PROGRESS.
The Europa. new Journal. appeared yesterday.
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AFRICA.
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. 4, 1873.
A despatch from Sir Barte Frere to the Reuter-
Telegram Company, dated Alden, January 4, says:---
II will leave in the Encnantress for Zanzibar at
Ave o'clack tn-uightn
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To Country Merchants and strnngers.


SCHNAPPS.-Among the complaint tor which the
NSchnapps' has been declared specr by the eminent
physicians who correspsndcd with the proprietor
are Dropsy Dyspepsy. Debility consequent upon long
continued sickness and Old age, Epilepsy, Asthma,
Gravel Collie Affections of she kdnys and all Chronic
Diseases For these and other disorders Is
prescribed with by than three thou
sand medical practitioners In various parts Of the Untcd
states.
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FRANCE.

Relations Of the Republic to the Holy See and
Germany-Imperial Prussian Banquet to
the President Great Guns at Calais.
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ESCAPE FROM WARDS ISLAND.

Average temperature yeSteruay. .........-
Average temperature for corresponding ola
last year. Observation-Disclosures.
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A.-NOthing Like Watts Nervous Antfs
DOTE; bottle cured me of rheumatism and extreme
nervous debility. Captain HARRY AlNsLEY. New
Brighton. s. l.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

AQUATIC MONTHLY.-CHARLEs A. PRvsRELLy,
Letters from rs. NJ. T." Colonel s. NJ 1ayor, Of San
Francisco Tom Cringie, Big Topmast &C.; Rowing by
GrameIey, Athletic. Dauness Colqmhia and oher
CO., publishers, GA and 646 Broadway.
IN PRESS,
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Spanish Military Capture Of Prominent Insur-
gents-A New Newspaper.
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A.-One or Two Russian VapOr Batha
week will keep the body clean, the pores thoroughly
active blood from impurities The most ele
gany arranged and popular Russian Baths in the united
States Is East Fourth street, block from Broad
w
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= NJ G Z a N D.
Heavy Commercial Failure and q TremOr in
the Manchester Trade.

Rate for Money on 'Change-A Slight Mutiny
on Board War -Tempestuous
Weather-Damage to Naval Yes
sels-Marine Disaster at Sea.
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THE COMMISSION OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 4, 1873
The calendar OF the Commission OF Appeals will
not be takea w vltl THURSDAY, January. ~
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Modern Wonder. ExuerIencra

Pure and Mellow Century Whiskey.
For sale by first clfss groccrs druggists dealers
"
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Burnett's Miniature Toilets.-Elcgans
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES, containing a complete
and travellers portmanean. ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS Wholesale by druggists sundry men every
VIII
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A.-Eau Angelique, for the Teeth and
gums; BRISCOTINE food for infants DELLUC CO..
636 Broadway the sole proprietors and manufac'
turers No connection with any other drug store.
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NOTES.-The Prices for ca m pa gmes
have advanced. offer my stock on hand-3,oO0 has
ketnot only at old prices but cheaper tina other
Discount 10 the trade. Free delivery in the city
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Half Horse and Half Man. RheumA.
tsm, swengs Lameness and any Kind Of flesh BONG
muscle aiment upon man beast Gu by CEN
TAUR LINLMENr, the most wonderful dis ,overy of
cient modern times
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GERMANY.

Imperial Rule for Prussian Ministerial Grada-
ton Of Rank
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All Who Desire to Increase the Growth
of the hair should use CHEvAILER'S LIFE FOR TIKI
HAIR restores gray hair making heay and beautiful
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Fragrant In Cigarette, Dclfciou . in -
gpeeBRRuneGHs" a8pIbEN scEPTka sMoKiNa n 5B4cd0
neDO FIN ltons
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Testimonial Extraordinary.

Pure and Mellow Century Whiskey.
For sale by first class groeers dru glsts and dealers
venpr
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A.-Pollak's Mccrshaum Pipes or Cigar
HOLDERS plain beautifully carved, be obtained
at n John street, middle OF block.
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A.-Royal Havana Lottery: Grand Ex-
traordinary Drawing. j. b. MARTINEZ a CO., Bankers.
10 VI all street: Post Office box 1855 New York.
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u. APPLKfoN a CO.,
IN PRESS,

LECTURES ON LIGHT,
copiousy illustrated and revised by the author pollw
cred by Professor John Tyndal LII y, ~ Ne coopes
Institute,
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A.-Hernld Branch ONCE, Brooklyn,
corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. M. to yP. M
On Sunday from 5 to ppm.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 80 Broadway corner OF Murray street
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A.-Wcdding and Bail Cards, Mono
grams, Orders of Dancing, Note Paper &c.
j. EVERDELL, s02 Broadway Established Is40
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HOjer s. Graham, Pninters.-T1 ie Busf-
ness will be continued by HOVER CO at tn old stand,
" Duane street Signs, Patent Net Banne rs and En-
ora yedM
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G. Graham, Late HOjer u Gil .aham.
Painter removed 81 Duane street to 6s3 ,rosdw av
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Coughs, Bronchitis, Consumption Ar
rested and permanently benefited by using COD LIVER
OIL HAZARD CALWELLS GOD LIVER OH. is the
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Campo's Infalliblo Specific will Cure.
radically Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Govt
MCKESSON ROBBINS, 90 Fulton street. o
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Bell schnapps, = Pure stimulant. Ask
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Bertc & Tobias, 30 south street Nata
with Aymar Co.., offer choice English Breakfast.
Oolong and Mixed Teas in o, H. 20 and ~ pound pack
ages. a TO cents pound.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
yBk PERIOD OF GREED.
.,,.-.. III. rrihnnG

Rs tk1 Rd1ioT OF The Tr'ot"e
a,p II was CARLYLE, think, VINO SraVey
.A ,ne English public, not very long since Una. 'uo
~ ., ,h. conntry we're rushing as fast rs possp'e W
a., aov,I Those who then deemed his assertion unWi
...,oa n, abusive have perhaps since dseoVere" 'i"
A.. ,co,ons though coarse criticism was hot en"i0i'
. -, Tor Al least IL cannot be denied that tne
1 Inst Of gain which has lately burst upon our i"'e"
.ountry s swiftly hurryug ns, n not eNsc'N anu o"
D,eoously 10 the devil yet certainly in uoWhWa'" ~
<.nscroua direction. recent editorial OF Ihh
on this snhiect entitled the Period oil Greco, nES
,,s,lv and widely arrested public attention. ana may
,en excite profound reelection, II not serious s'"ii
THAT tbough!ful and suggestive article clearly iHuc"
1le source Of nearly all our present political ", o
aud social immortality, and pOurs flood 'i ugh' u
She morbid condition and tendencies OF pOuern ,,
ssrecaly "a rcsultlng from the abnorna deVeio'
=, ,,ta0.l svartee The spirit II intense cuPnuaS nn
saeveoDed during and clVH waIaience wal has
EprpRtins and growing t It's usNttsal Pe resstless
severed the land aud its inhuefo s @ ~ n il seems rs
In the presence Of this nsae IusI VI I'd avery other
AZ eyery other motive has dsappealou ~ donartment
Irineiule OF action has bees Deutr hss wholly
Sf the Government, no circle Ol Ia terrihe ma
.a,sa The contagon 81 this singular anu eIr,pe , % 10
NJ tbis mysterious propensity 70 sIn" ~, J,,rcst
fverywhere find evPn the puutNs Nso,etv onr ideals of
Pstio s,Idewv and strangely falling yicthns 70
a. dtaeoieal fsry OF greed, how is u possoe e nv W
sIa,AJ aod mat the stability OF our INSTITUTIONS III
tier Tresept forms s 20 say the esst, no @
sYomi II 10 ths state OF thugs tnSre set .. anv Ger
.etionat ground OF confidence Tor tne lutut' alN
's, Aeyaranee from the blight OF this aceursed
rare for cold any prospect OF even posSoluy oI lno
Sugh aud radical REFORMS o. re'oI Nv, Ont ~
,b heaTt of e peopleu there Is any such chahce OF
dehverance for pnr country. 10 must assueuH oone,
and eventually will come, through tue ins'ruen','s NO.
of an independent press - w
EloaisbtIg, " J., June -, 1919
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
To INVESTORS.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
determined to close its 7-3O First Mortgage Gold
Loan and thereafter to pay no higher rate of inter
est than per cent further issues OF its bonds h
limited remainder Of the $40 loan beiH9 disposed
Of Through the usual agencies
This affords q desirable opportunity to persous
wishing 10 renuest J,Ay interest or dirdeHds.'
The Company now has more than 800 miles OF its
road built aud in operation, including the entire
Eastern Division connecting Lake Superior and the
navigation of the Missouri River; the work of con-
struction IS progressing satisfactorily; the Company
has earned title to nearly Ten Million Acres of its
Land Grant and sales of lands have thus far averaged
s. SO per acre.
All marketable securities are received in exchange
for Northern Paoihcs.
JAY COOKE g. Co,
No. 20 Wall-st., New-York.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
81 .. csr~, o. sac, 10, ar...a r..a. .rs., y, ..

pRuGHTs-Thsr, has been only a noierate b,,,. sNsSS -
GS 1Hs T.. Ss :sa ss Ds @ So1s Of aSS, sS.2 .s YEA :' %
70 Liverpool b. steam r.I' $3.50 Sor' Ch IS.
sal $50 bbs Kenoeiy Tobacco Al So g. ,ad 100 bb. H
" eo So ~ To Ga,ecV 1900 bu,l Gr ~ ~ IN. To
steam Ths only chrter, British bah sbsu, 20 ,s
Norwegian barh, chartered psyou. % snya s4 i, Ban, .e
800 bbs Rssnsi Ps'roIeum on 2n,.,s ,''n,
More than half the Wheat h,t arrived this Eeei p,vss 80 -
.sssn up yry extreme Of Obtained ,aI
giving SG,g' for ,s. % Poi sIss.2 Sn o. Sen e 'f s fa %
cline IN reght-. sellers had the adyanage, and HT,sa
:segnss e ssDsden, Of Ssag able % lay,nss T 1
milling his improved a3d ~ is Sgnsg a, ,s a9., ~ ,oa
and unsettled sOgh The nppy yefy ,anl th,'s ..@'
%Ilen os This & due n great % s ssb, Z,
%s,iePn %sa 8n wussr WS.s, Foar -hh selling - sS
te mast below the production and relatively
WEI Sene our local miller, could not ass Il any V.LT.
.d stock bot s 'spp - , M 'o 5S 70 :.s. S .S' % . ,.
E.p.ay as he crossing crop backward, and the buh 4 d
" 40 Sb here sp1tp Europe for tn, sang
three months an opinion dyansoa q ', he aS @ o ",
diversity Of oOnOnin regard 70 the .apphes Of spnhg Wheat
v, inelned 70 tie belief than thequaes Of s
marid and Of the Winter eror more than seven sA, o h' s
ue have no cuss fr aggression and besype bat the 'se h
very pn 's i as si Or 5ss from Earope are no. vsry aass
for their crops tabes together; In some localities tssy Do vel hs,
st crop vi. be exhausted Hence Te ook Tor 40 .ys
s9, s9 ,o ,. PSs. @ ' rot for he w o
Yery beAyy done much damage o vh &
increased cultivation Tar 70 maze gd s
damage by past and drou In this STATE Pennsyvn ,d OHIO
plant aed vel owing n the severe doaih IRON ne
sDnng have had few ompsin bat thus M @sl are
not Of L. Virginia the hsry pog's tas
esnt A far reported favorable MARYLAND asd Dea~aTe hs
reports thus far better than last Tbs qans Of
wheat on 27b10 bush, which hght and IN
movement at the Northwest 10 not as large s prs'"al
nsted. The exports O. The sses are ""'sy 0S., .,
Toiay the arrivals 81 Wheat light and holders Of spnng a
ann but buyes bold o. Winter qHe tame and very dull '"
notice the arst lot Of new White wheat non F
quality good the berry large and pump superior % as es Re
4 Moore, The maTAet Tor wheat o
esser the quite sai only s Winter lover ant
quiet the t00O bash at l00 Tor re eis opn
81 49sl az for No Chicago sprng 81 50 for no alite
and ear ors S. for Red Western 81 ~ Tor Amue
western ~ IS for White Nchgsni 81 tod+ - for loNa spns
also Chicago; seller ap 70 the 9th o. Jnrai ~ an
1900 bush No Maaukee spot, sl 81. Barley negrriee
Barley du aonina Oats uhoot npof~n Gang
the demand aT sales 1900 bush kes ono aHd
45dpe White Sci Black 4idtSe Western hEe1 al
and fancy 47c; DsIci hiIe al A5t G+ N'e
quiet and tame; b0s. Wesen BE- SneA
Corn lower s1d less aeuEet the inquiry eeh o stot.
ght aod the bosness rtuctd Yellow more 2ert'
and low: a. OOO bush. Hs at A64c WseD I
a0G5 Old ami New MEel at b 4'Jc Western "hkh c
Wsster YeilQ 4
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
TEN CENT INVESTMENT.

FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND GOLD BONDs of
the VERMONT DIVISION of the PORuAND AND
OGDENsBURG RAILROAD TRUNK LINE
No security is greaterthan these FIRsr-CIAss RAIL
ROAD BONDS based on a large property, well on
a large and constantly increasing income.
The building and management of the road are con-
Quoted with such economy and integrity as TO make
the investment VERY PROFITABLE AND PERFECTLY
SAFE.
i. & T. FAIRBANKS & Co., 81. Johnsbury, Vt.
FAIRBANKS d Co., No. 81 Broadway. New-fork.
FAIRBANKS. Brown q Co, n. . Mlk-st, Boston.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30

The Farmers Loan and Trust Company will pay
the July coupons Of the Evansville and Crawfords-
vile Railroad Company.
The July coupons Of the Peoria, Pekin and Jack
sonville Railroad Company viii be paid at the Im-
porters' and Traders National Bank.
The Philadelphia stock market is dun. Pennsyl-
vania SKIES, 1O9 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
"a; Reading Railroad, 81. Pennsylvania Railroad.
54l gold 1l5s,
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30
agNI,nrE.
Slaughter.
MnrAssps hnIlarA q


MOTASsRS dul and prices unsettled b quote,
NAVAL SrOREsThe aaket for SIins igenbe ruled hrm hus
yery quiet eh no except 2 bb Gae
4i Eat which quoted pnce 0ag. kon lhfge
NAMED very dull pc, strained shade loser Ihmmos
Strained auote az o. and Good do Ss!e' al 50
bbs Ga ~ IS Tar and Pitch neglected aud
nominal .,, ,r,-,-
dali for southern and 6J15 Tor No'rn Ihn
s31F. in casks, an1 sd 10 bDS se-
hsuea is steady but quiet O051c Other O.s dull
PRONISONS-The heavy feeling that distinguished our F0rt
uOceane tho pd decline an drnou
consequent several heavy there haS sIertd
market depression mach lover and ustec ~
material reduction Mess Other Euds have been qne
ans are osrr done RIra PRIME Pnns
Mess % establish Od Mess bas sold freely ant lower, Ne
demand for has been quite active sDl aFbeAr
10 as that he Rarre PORK much below that OF ast year sne
the same ali Dg sailed deap and hence tbs panic N
Po t antsr, 10 Us warranted especially tho
stock maay hands sni the consumption on the neress
Prices Extra Prime Mess With l dong
market slender bat less active the de-
naDl for the uiied The cash -n1 regular ~ bolN
Bxa Prime; sl6 sl7 Tor City Mes for future delivery se
hear Bb,. Mess seller july! a. @l5d Pt % Bel = 10 ht
offered ~ lt1 bt az $50 pO for fiaH
N. and S1GSl2 Tor Mes and Packed az s3 %
erce dull and rsmir Beei h1ms are oemana
,, ~ lOO bbs II Westr1 and Se7 tty lceouse
en- Meats are sn fmeg; sales Of ~ s Mtstsr
- y 1870. FOR IL 10 av 40 FieAt
shoulders az B!6ec; fresh the block az ldsc
sok.d do Al G9ic Fresh Hams 3Q l34c 500 Fresh Bel
lies at Bc boxes bsayy DO IN salt \t9l a. S beon "a
, and irregr 81 lee OF Clear wes8 asle
and ~ bors Long CtJ Sc Dressed Hog arr dah Ana
lower e weather depressing heir value Lard she e,se anS
les aye; ssles O bhl ard tc az 1e for No ] s4c o
fy for Prime Stesm for future delivery We bear Of
1851 tea seller Jay, aS Soe and LOO tes, for August
- n, cyoystoNs yRos NEw-yoRx YoR raR
New-York tribune., 1873-06-30

strength to the entire list for the time being, but
after the 1 o'clock Beard the market began TO sag
perceptibly, and when Pacific Mail went down TO
SAT, the entire list became either heavy or barely
steady. The opening, highest, lowest and closlng
prices Of stocks were a. follows: