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Hntifes.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INSTITU rE-The 1
will be held at the Institute Rooms cor Fifth ard
Market streets, Saturday evening, jan lstn lsl3
at u O'Clock. The officers and an Executive Com
mttee will be elected at the meeting and an address
will be made by the Rev. F. Israel All the IN mOerS
and the public generally are cordially invited TO be
present jamie
NOTICE FIRST NATIONAL BASK,
IN WILMINGTON, DID,
January 18th, 1873.
At the Annual Election for Directors, held 14th
inst, the following gentlemen we're elected:
Clement 4 Rtd =; smyth' Geo s,o., w Rn Bush
Daniel James, William Tatnall
II. 4. McComb, Ell Garrett,
Edward Belts
And at meeting OF the Directors held this day,
Edward Beta was unanimously chosen President
janl6,3t Cashier.
NOTICE
IN THE PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD CO., I
January 18Th, 1873, I
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders, held
this day, the following persons were elected Dlfec
tors for the ensuing year:
Ilaac Hinckly, Thomas Relso,
Samuel FELTON,, Enoch Pratt,
William Sellers, Thomas Donaldson,
gamuel Welsh, Thomas Whitrdge,
JeRse Lane, Samuel NJ Shoemaker,
Joseph Bringhurst, JACOB Tome,
Samuel Harlan, Dr., Nathaniel ThayeT,
william Mnot Jr
AT meeting OF the Board OF Directors held this
day Isaac lllnckley was unanimously elected Pfesi-
dent, Enoch Pratt Vice-President and Alfred Hor-
| ner, Secretary and Treasurer
jinl6-3t A. HORNER, Secy.
| ATOTICE-ThOse OF our citizens wishing TO obtain
| ~ stock IN a NEW LOAN ASSOCIATION, about
being started can do 80 by applying to Ell her OF the
undersigned: Isaac Murray n. W. corner of second
and Tstnall streets; David Woolman, Orange below
Second street; Vim II Pierce, No. 3, w Fourth st /;
| Crawford No. 6, w Second street; George X
Townsend, Wilmington; John Green Second and
| Walnut sTeetsi Uhrlsty, NO p East second
/ street. jamie II
| NOTICE -T The members of the Workingmens
IN Cooperative Building and Land Assoc alton
| are requested to meet AZ their room In RuInfords
/ Building, 40i Mark street, on Tuesday evening,
January 2lsL 1873, for the purpose OF paying their
regular monthly instalmsuts.
| Janl6ot BENZ. HIGHFlELD, secy.
| NOTICE-IIOME LoAN-A special meeting Of
| ~ the stOckhoders OF the Home Loan AssOGa-
| ton will be held Saturday, January 18th, at the
| Room, Third and Market, (2nd ndor9 at O'Clock
p M, to consider certain amendments TO the Ny
| Laws, Affecting the holders OF old stock.
jan13-tm h. 7. TAYLOR, SGey.
INOTICk.
Having sold my interest in the Coal Business to
A. N KEITHLER,
Who will continue the business at the old stand,
8. K. CORNER FRONT AND WEST SITS,
cheerfully recommend him to my customers and
to the publcgeneray,as worthy OF thelr patronage
take pleasure in thanking my customers for theiI
patronage In the past.
am, very respectfully, -
Psi will remain at Mr.. Ketnlers oiite for the
purpose OF settling up my business. dee1-u
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Hw-The P,trest and sweetest Cod-LiVer OIL Ia Haz
ard A CagwelIg made on the shore from fresh
seIectsd iivers, bv CasweiI, Hazard 4 Co NEW ION
n n absOlptely pure and sweet Patients who hivt
once taken it prefer ii 10 all others Physeians nav
decided Il superior TO any of the other oils In mar
kat
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2artncrship alptifes.

u NlssoLUTIoN OF Co.PARTNERSHIP.
~ WILMINGTON, Del, Jan LIST. 1872.
The firm Of j. n j. Q. Curlett Plasterers is this
day dissolved by mutual consent,
JAMES CURLETT,
JOHN q. CURL ETH,
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WAFER RENTERS, TAKE NOTICE.
OFFICE CITY WATER WORKS,
AII nILAtLlarnAI nuI ALn Am 40

OFFICE CITY WATER WORKS,
WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec. Attn, 1872.
The Bills for the year 1873, are now ready and
payable at the Registrars olce 1000 Market street.
The law requires that all bills paid on or before
January 3lst, 1873 the face OF the hill and on all
paid during the month Of February an addition of
per cent and on all paid during the month OF
March an addition OF 10 per cent, and On any
amount remaining unpaid after April LIST, 1873, the
Regiatrar ia required 10 have the ferules Withdrawn
and suit Instituted for the recovery OF the amounts
due; and water will not again be let into sncn pre-
misses until all arrears with assessments and Two
dollars for drawing ferule is paid.
FRANK A. TAYLOR, Registrar.
ONCE Hours Q, to II, A. NJ, and 2, to O. =. M.
dec5.tf
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ss-CHAR LES RA BIhoRT, No. 40 PeSt Eighth 81.
(Allmond Building,) end door from shi icy.
PRACTICAL BOOT AND SHOEMAkLR
for Ladies' and Gentlemen,
Fashionable and Neat Fitting Boots and Shoes
made to order and warranted. well selected
stock of Machine Sewed Boots Shoes and Caters
lust received. which will be sold at very reasonable
Repairing will be done neatly and durably.
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agaated.

XNTANTRD-A purchaser for one OF the best ar
w ranged museums, In point OF numbers, that
can he found consisting OF birds, animals reptiles.
&C., from all parts OF the known world. Also,
fne collection OF life slze wax figures, correct ike
neases of some OF the most cruel and mysterious
murderers and other noted characters IN war crime
and history record. Also, very rare collection
of other wonderful curiosles OF great interest," this
tB a chance seldom met with.
Old or young that have not seen the Museum
should noe fail TO do so while an opportunity is al
forded II is open for inspection from Z, A. NJ TIL
10, z. M, No 207 and 200 W. Fourth street, Will
mugtOn, Del.
JanT-2m W. ii. CHADWICK, proprietor.
NNTANTED-
wv CARPET BALLS,
For which the highest cash price will he paid. APP
ply to p. HASSON,
2nd and Orange Streets,
oct2s-d&w,t wilmington, Del.
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METHODTsM.

ITS Rise in Wilmington.
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Building Felt-We have been very much inter
osied in examining samples Of this Felting sent US
by Mr.. @. Fay, Camden, N, j. 1t Is highly recon
Intended for covering the outside OF buildings, aud
inside instead OF plaster, tar substance 30 obJee
tiUnable, being used. II has great strength, and
rtst mbles nne leather. Mr. Fay ma ufac ures from
This felting floor covering painted in various meat
designs. For descriptive circular. price list and
samples, send two stalnps.-R. j. RefttbLicin.
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From Delaisare n k.-a.O0 prom New Cnh 10
iOlb a m. ass 9.Bo and 1880 pm tThe two lai TEL
are freight with passenger ear sltachea)
From ". a r. k.--afb and II. 10, a N. hna Sic
y. m. The ss1b Q. N. only runs frnm Coateavine
l. ls 20S, st5, nOI, 9. Is 500 io.s0. Sunday lRAa
NJ Ts sns y. r. z R-cMarket ST, Depon ySS a
~ See time tables for further particulars.
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s.y-INSTRUCTIoE IN
u. DRAWING AND PAINTING,

n ply 10 A. T. SCOTT, Room No. 6, q. y cUft., 7
Of Eighth and Market Streets
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences Seq
temtler 10th, at ~ O'Clock. sep5-ly
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NoTICE.-lhe business will he continued in all
It's branches by John q. Curett I2l West 9th 81.
take pleasure In commenting min to all my friends
aud business relatives, and hone they will continue.
with min. JAMES GuRLhTT,
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THE HEopEH1na SERVICES, TO MORROW

ReooIIeotIons Of Its EarIy pays.
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.AssuE, THE MOTHER CHURCH.
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.Sar Real.


EjNoR RENT-IIouse and store in good location.
H Apply AZ Janls,9L' bi4 ". It'll ST
HHoTRL FOR RENl.-The subscriber offers for
n rent the well known Hotel property III Chris.
iian, Village now in the occupancy ii J31n Elliott
jsniS-T 1910 Market ST, wilmington.
4 NOR RENr--The large dwelling, No. wv DeIa.
II ware avenue, with all modern improvement:
well situated for hrst-olass 9Sardng house Apply
TO M. M CHILD 20,
janlb-1m Exchange Building
lNok RENT-A new two-story, roomed On
4 brick house, neaf sixth and Jackson APP IL
ply to ISAAC 4. PYLE
HNUR BENT-A furnished offioe in the "Exchaage
II Building. apply W II. l.. GlLPlN
jani4-2w COS Market street
NOR KENT-A fine SO ,ond-story room in our
building (2l2 King street,> size 2oxsO test
suitable Tor society room; well ventilated Apply
to jani1-tt CAPkLLE BKO.
NOR KENT-A three-story brick dwelling IA
h with two-st0ry back building on Gllpn II
avenue and Adams street, containing ten roOmssas
and bath, large yard. A desirable neighborh0ed
only one square from city cars. Apply on the pre-
misses or at Janll-u ltS WEST 81,
UNoR RENT-A dwelling and few acres Of q
E land In Brandywine Hundred, lne, healthy II
location, excellent view Of Wilmington, Deawafe
River and great extent OF country. suitable for
summer residence, ALSO, truck farm South Of The
city. Apply 10 Benjamin Elliott, or TO
decs0-dti&w2t Third and King streets.
HNOR hENT-We offer for llght manufacturing
HI aud other puTposes elegant "a, 3D. auu 4th Story
rgOnB Of VatOuH sizes, our new and old stores,
to rent Oh very reasonable terms, for one OF ln0re
years; will rent rooms separately OF several together
and II needed, to accommodate renters might put
| in suia engine.
some can be mad Immediately and Others March
| 25tn, 1873.
Please cali early and examine rooms.
| u. II. KENT CO.,
deci3-tf No 400 " 2l8 SIMPLIFY street.
| NOR RENT.-Dwelling House No. 1890 Delaware
/ ~ Avenue, II ruUIns, with ali the modern lll'
pFovements; possession given Oh the 1oth Of march
| next, Apply W CLEMENT ID. SMITH,
| dec2,tf. SIS West street.
| Non RENT-Large fourth story reOm with anti
| ROOMS; suitable for societies. Apply 70
| RICHARDSON a llOOPEs,
| noy25-tt 3O3 Market street
| UNOR RENT. - The sOuthside room, under The
| IL Mansard roof of the Masonic Hall. The room
4DOut 6OxsO It, Apply to Ii. b. MCINTYRE,
nov.l6-tf 2Ot Market street.
NNOR RENT-The large and elegant baseinel1
IL Of upper stores, Masonic Temple. Apply 10
| q. WORRnLL,
aug24-tf 800 and 222 Market.
INOk RENT.-Tw0 rooms. second and third foot
| H. Masonic Temple. Apply to
| Jan6-eOd-2w JOHN ii. RICHTER, Agt
| ENOR RENT-Choice room in Fourth-story, for
- society meetings or for light Manufacturing
janiO.2weod 5. a T. MCCLARY,
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AZ Extensive Furniture StOTe.-The attention OF
thu public is called to the very large and varied
stuck OF furniture Of j. a j. N. Hartman, No. 4lO
King street. There ia nothing equal TO 1t In the
State Of Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
for Office or dwelling can doubtless be aecommo-
dated by this old and reliable firm. They make
ter own goods and sell at prices as low AZ the best
houses in the large cities.
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Scr saIt.

NNOR SALE = A two-stoTy cottage, four =.
roama,. Lot lOaxib0 feet, corner Of Shall
orors avenue and Harrison street. Also, los az
land adjoining, lb0x20O feet. Apply at ~ VI
ian3-eOdlm .|t THIS OFFICE
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nj oTICE-I have this day retired from the ium-
IN her business having disposed OF my entire In
terest 10 T.. A, Harris aud ". W. Harris who will
continue the business at N. e. corner of Front
ana Tatnall streets. j. A. HARRIS.
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i NOR KENT-A new two-story, I roOlned S,s
81 brick mouse, neAr sixth and jackson. APP kss
pIy to ISAAC I. PYLE,
ian1b-1W No. 402 II. Sixth street
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NOR kENT-A fine SO ,ond-stOry room in our
II building (2l2 King street,) size 2bxs0 tett.
suitable Tor society room; well ventilated. Apply
TO tanlI-tt CApkLLE l. BIO.
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HNoR BENT-A furnished ofioe In the "Exchaage
10 building. apply W II. L. GlLflN,
ian14-2w Gus Market street
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LOCAL INTERFERENCE.


Ror Philddelphsa-1 s5, as 40 $40, te.so 3 IN.
laBu AGO, 400, hbO, LIS 1895 p. m. Sundays
9. 80. p. N. .lr- Fsn
Fw Rsg Yosk--l.s5 \ m. 1880 and $50 p. m.
For BaltirnOre-iaDs, a0s and l0Os q. m. LIS and
SIT p. M. -
= ~ s sss csstisiabs. a1o. 1910 a M, and 81
For CoatessilL.-s.s0, A. Nj. and 8 and 8 P. M. The
nrst two run through to Reading.
FOR v. e ". X. R-lMarket St., Dapotl s.sa
10. 20 a m. and $50 p. m.
.'i LRAvE PHILADELPHIA FOE WILMINGTON. s.
f24e $50, and i0.45 a. m; 1913 i2a0s $50, 800,
&c., ~ 1915 and i1.s0 p. IA Sundays loio.S D.
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NOTICE - The undersigned have, this day
IN Tor ned q CO-parneIs under the firm ma NE
OF Lester A. Harris brother, to j. A.
Harris, and viii continue the luinber business at the
N. e. cor. Of Front and Tatna streets.
LES FER A. HARRIS,
Ianl4-lm WILDER W. HAkhla,
AlSSULUTION OF CO-PAKINERSHIp.
~ WILMINGTON, LEL., Dec, 81, 1872.
The lrm OF Pnsey, scott u Co., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
ISRAEL PUSEY,
JAMES SEQ II,
JNU M. SCOTT,
w. Y. WARMER.
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HNOR RENT-A dwelling and u few acres OF q
land IN Brandywine Hundred, Zine, healthy II
location, excellent view of Wilmington, Delaware
Rlver and great extent Of country. suitable for
summer residence, Also, truck farm South OF The
city. Apply To Benjamin Elliott, or TO
A. Is. ELLIOT,
4.npn at0Ax.rot mhtrd and KIM .IrApa
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COMPREHENSIVE.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Jan l, 1872.
The undersigned have this day entered into Co
Partnership, and will continue the Morocco busi-
ness at the corner OF Third and Madison Sta, VIII
mington. Del, under the lrn name of Pussy, Scott
u Co. JAMES SCOTT,
JOHN NJ. Sc TT
VIM Y WARMER
jan1-1md WINFIELD SCOTT
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d a. HARRIH
jans-eodlm N K cor Front and TatnalI IL
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8oaraIna.

noARDIN9--A gentleman and wife can ho -.
, c0mmodated with a large unfurnlshed fr @
room on second floor with board at "Vnt
nov-22-t 2sl WALNUT sr
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NOR SALE-A beautiful residence on West -
H street, No. 9l4. Lot 26& feet by 1906 feet 4u
lhIee STORY brick house with modern improvements
containing II rOOins range In Kitchen hot and cnid
water, large heater in cellar; front and side yara
Inc location can't be surpassed In the Citv ThIs
properly VIII be sold on accommodating terms and
possession given at any time. Call on or address,
49,, sCATTERGOOD ALLEN,
ly-z4u l06 W. Front street
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u1oR sAIF-Uouaes on Pine, West, Lem .
II bard Tenth aud Washington streets, ami ~
in South Wilmington But ding lots on washington
Wild,ncton and In ali parts Of the Peninsula
w iie JOSEPH X WALTER,
Iante-tf No. Q, Exchange Building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-10

900 sTH ST, BETWEEN Avs. G AND d., SEC
COC ond hoor.-A respectable girl to do house work
in private family where she can have good home
city reference,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-10

400 9TH Av. SECOND STORY, FRONT-A COM
fCL petent dressmaker, cutter and litter, wishes q
few more engagements by the day. ladies fitted at their
resdences the work brought hoae to finish II preferred
Miss CANBY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-10

400 18th Az, BETWEEN SD AND Bath sTs.-A
lou respectable girl would like few more engage
ments to out by the day to sow in private fames
dcrstands drcssmaking and plain sewing Inquire in the
fancy store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-10

~ 7TH Av, BETWEEN SGD AND s3D SITS, SEC.
iii ond floor, frUnt--A respectable young girl TO do
general homework in a small family; good reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-10

1O0 5TH ST, THIRD FLOOR.-A RESPECTABLE
HUI young girl u do general homework in small
nriv afa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-10

900 9Th Av, BETWEEN 23D AND oath sTS.-AN
900 experienced dressmaker who thoroughly under.
stands cutting fitting and trimming redngotes basques
&C. would by the day in first class families Ring
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
PROPOSED NEW BUILDINGS.

bung proposed % be erected M which plans have been sub
siued a tparteut BulBfs from June u 60 Jui 1879
south oe lo1 feet east Of sEtbaye seven broWuons
1s tvelkf four stones Atxt0 L H. Coctbun owner
Fov rh north ule 80 feet OF SeveuhGve, bnck
blngs each Eve stories 2ES0i Coken Spaul
tug oNrefA
sianes. Erfs. y. n. Reed owner
Fsgsrtesu uorth side shave bck
hsh 3 4r6 G. Vs. h~ad ovner
sto aud ene1t Norton
$50 q Egnihave, b1ct fac
lOoTD; \. Y Consolidated C4r- Co. owners
nveniY-eighh north feet SecoHdayelwo 0nct
t~nelnsuts ZsIu. johnson Bro,
Ea Thirteenth ~. 5-One bck tenement hvs
Ssores L5rl2. p keItI,
Fo1u No S7-Ons ron and brch store and tenement
feurrt ofie ID Stevenson,
No. 55lne bck tenement four "a
-. Franc.s lfyce. owner.
heycatt uort aie 70 feet brown
ston frsa ug 2l9Ef6 Joseph Levy
seeaud-sre Of y1ttfve boWu-sOne
buildings each oer stories ISEs " h 4 b.
JuhuTol, osIeTA
FIyeveuth sds 100 feet west Of ThrsveOBe brct
stab and dwelling, George Bauhed. owner
4lOue trict -four
sieries .1.Z-s. J0Hu A. Haddeu,
Ortun l-lt-eus north SIDE lS ieet west O Futave
Osss storT -gAjy, oepLeu I0pier,
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04

Proposals for S2,OOO,OOO in the First Mortgage
Seven Per Cent Thirty-year Bonds Of the New-York
Central and Hudson River Railroad Company were
opened yesterday. The offers were large. and the
amount was awarded az rates from 1870 to lO4O5.
The average OF the awards was 1911.
The Germania Fire Insurance Company has de-
clared a semi-annual dividend Of five 81 per cent,
payable on demand.
The Philadelphia stock market was dull Penn
sylvania SKIES 1O6: Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
road "a. Reading Railroad, So Pennsylvania Rail
road. SIT. Gold. ll5i
Messrs Aug J. Brown & Son offer for sale the few
remaining per cent first mortgage bonds Of the
Sioux City and st. Paul Railroad Company at 92i
and accrued interest. The road is completed, and
with its connecting lines forms the shortest rail
transit from the Union Pacific 20 water commumea-
tion East. The mortgage Is limited to $4,000 per
mile and is backed by a cash stock subscription Of
$4,000 per mile. The earnings of the road are IN
excess Of the interest on its bonded debt.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04

nu.e. n he, in'. md vita ss:y "RS, q ssl 20 =
Ss n PONY s.srs butshs e.tsIs selssns s
class % shs,se shipping s s s T sei veil to sSsir ssrs.
LLIrEr-9 Fh receipts R63 head Ies s.rsss "a:
day decline q ze per 100 on e nss ,s
Increase while be limited and sssoas ProDss,s for ne
wee. are PSJ ,d s,s, . g isay e, TsIs s5sa '@ -
tn tipesr. :, tonmuroaw ssrs Nelson s and Nsr
Isersse G 'ar v Morn. 30 good illinois esit. lysrNas Y
eE At DE % AHd Cherokee aVersgns q eEl "
Goldsmith .oli for Morn. toi vsrr god Illinois 'ss sssr.g,
iag CT. At LIZ - ~ ~ .,l's ~ NJ, Iiyaias
ssmas sod aorn - Illinois sSeerr svs'sgos y eva
" sesG .od FOR s. Morrsi i iao cattle e.a, a
H. M5eTs sold 'or Morris l5J isnb Illinois cattle sa7 e-t
sehu sold sors Mou. lss Terms averaging e-t s.s;
p ihao. ease averaging est a. e5 20 Ches'e ~" is"'
Du,r sod Of the Morn. lo7 rsrAA'. 'ia's
rose, aorr' good a'sssDgs est At
" 'so & sIa5, AZ svttasus esi at At 5s & ,,,.,, t At
coney Nepher.oa .o or ha5e, y TeIsS. .vsrasss est
s ~ wsi,ai .Iss -, sAsse ite ss5,s9s u sS :, l%4i
u iieiic she eTt 50 DO strong u e-t
limos d aysasns Il e Tie 70 a1s 81 n ' de o. -,
W Thomp-a sold for hnsef and Coon s2 Illinois oae tie
ne Shippers T,ss.sses YER Z Es,tA,,r L ,.rs "
fes q thess cattle Eere sold when se en .hs raris
than time a week sales SO" for COED ss
VE.G CAyes-he markets are duh sor live veal. sas exceptionally
sns s- SLOW The 1ees rule 1st many ever Toe
prices Vas unchanged a for good and seec for
Hume Elliott sold at Forysighibs o2 STAT. isc9e S
J. v Tbur,ton Co .od az County calves, averaging is
n IS State calves. averaging 30 p 81 7lc
JeiGe oag sold 10 good Connecticut eaVes arerAang
Is l40 u Sc 40 DO 10 n al 90.
LAMBs-Ths receipts today we're Al Potf eighth
0p agns N 45y sheep lat ThEr~dsJ and
making for % 2l tine act seei The
dull sales and considered t. lover spnhg
selling fairly prices easer ruinR ~ sdlie
CommunipsS sold ~ Jcrsey Ames AEeagng
81 n. lntc. 80 do. averaging ID 70 Al lle.
Hume Elliott sold 81 Ohio sheep s3aN 70, "A
4t65lc.. l1J Spring lambs 4id5S n. a. g6ilc
v Thuon Co so - Jesey Sprrg hnbs averaging = ? A.
lO3c 6 do, averaging . y, At lie -
CommuBipAE 8 IS 10 ho at lhnrrFi
making l16l ,55l lAsi week
C,T dressed hogs quoted At {. ate.
RA-r LIBERTY Penn 1CArTIH-rhe arrivals - Cate a
against the before The supp7 Tor ya bs BEEN
good both h and Eastern prices
a considerable fully r. rom hosiet
ver ald considering bs besVf sf
impossible fair quotations the op pnees beng
6e FOR 30 n cattle nothing heavier beng 70 tht nafhe'
bulls uS Il otds Of 900 n TeIars
sold a. stc sales amounted % 50 hesd.
2Gsl5 head aansi tI
before The supply largely 10 excess o e oefro
- Yorkers a0 20 Common, - 80 " 80
the we're 6 crs 2lo head asar's
~ W ao manv on ssnd % 70 70 ans WOOL e. Is 80 s
- 81 Ovnm0n, 70 % Is prospects Bo very so ioI
advance
ALBASr July 3CATrJ-T1e nartet sb he snptiv
promises average qr. Dot COED hsIs
. 10 enough d0ne o estsb sh market
sHEEP With good supply Of both gnces
"a ic oE latter tbe den-Sd pSc-
pal! oeal Sleep s5a Is IS Lsmbs, saGs.L
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04

THURSDAY, July 3-P. ".
The stock market was quiet to-day and business
was moderate compared with yesterdays trans
actions. Tomorrow and the day after Saturday
will be observed as strict holidays by the Stock EX-
change also by the Gold, Produce, and Cotton Ex-
changes. The banks, however. and Government Of
tees will be open, as that day Saturday If not
legal holiday. The stock market was mod
erately active during the early Eours
of business. but as the day advanced
the transactions became smaller all over the
list. Pacific Mail declined point 10 35s, and the
remainder of the list inclined TO lower prices but
the decline was only TO per cent Lake Shore
was comparatively quiet at %6ae5.G@. Harlem
was frmer, selling up 70 1861. The market closed
dull Il was rumored to-day that some Of the former
operators in Northwestern were negotiating for a
block of this stock If this purchase should be made.
then active times may again be witnessed in this
now neglected speciality. The opening, highest,
lowest and closing prices of active stocks sold to-
foIiovVgs