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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
DOMESTIC MARKRrS

grT-9Er a.: Iscs9 SS., w. VIA M ss 1es gsg:
cso S7 Witt ~ 81 70 Ps % Pae d. 81 IS al 75 csos I
; 81 7gs S g. % ' Red 81 3 csu 5St
81 6Odsl 65 Corn quiet f. southern vhte s4as
5S Western Mixed 97s4S DO wSia 4sa50' Bic ta IS
Western %Ss f s Good cS Is arm buyers 1s r
firm ard scarce at 94s
Spring az g 90 whsa. eIsed price, higher ban ssat al
oi a. N Isl 81 "a oEs cg AZ Il 5I l. IA -, isIs
I a. 81 2oGs1 2s Closing ss 81 81 .st GSsu.t close. :.
81 2Si No. DO 81 TO- Rsseiei s5c Corr advanced na
SS. sssf sepssmSer Rsosd ssasas ia't
SPs @ a H.. a 5 q s Ts s. h9 s.a ssss
Barley dull and Homn r spot At b5e o No. 2F arn Cor aaEes
jy aaa Sass LII I and sr aomSy s s. as rs ' sDs
Bas A. ,s..y :, ~ = o. sagO.sI. s4 FOR Short s ~
prsighs 10 M demand one lS~srcS59 BaS Rsospa
5000 bash oa. shpusns4o0O bbA Hopr, 1000 basA.
wbsAi 2sSOOo bush Corr. and $4,000 bush oats
A. s75s7 H. &Asaso Oh Red offered S-s 10 a., Sss.ua s
Eis ..saeJ at 7OS7Se Bay 5o ara So@ius Bas.,l .Sy
s 90 fsSi aP1 nominal rGs S 50 son ks s
$50 JobbiHg sG6lc Bes MeAs-CleA Rib SIDES. oSs so
sSoaas &c ES 9Ts Clear sides Io wIssi
JAY lswhs.. dali and nomn. No, Red
sss. ~ No. & doe No. TO- N P.o 4 o Ss 9 .s
DsiIor Js, l9IEogr qg,.s ga ,J aa.Asasa VINES.
Soro aa poe Se.sseS = 70 9 g., 70 goo & s -
shiPmens-l'OOO bba FLOUR $4,000 bush Wheat and LOoa
LOUISVILLE 1sRloor unchanged steady;
delivery. Corn ardeand s. 6O io shele
Otts stesdy f2a4fc sacked; qret Al 65HTOe
OF arrival Barley nominal At $4,000 Pork qust a
SIG 5O0{lT Bacon essY S2ta for Shoulders 90 q
9l for Clear Sides i0asdl0e for Clear sides packed Bun
d7 for sh0ueni 9e for Char Rib So.s sps
9' for Clear Sae, bose &c higher r packed srgread an
fancr Hams sold Al IL 9Gl5e Plain l3el3 Lard sold SIZE
r reres Zoe Tor keg s' for steam ANAL Ieu. 10
higher.
MRHPHi July fS-F dull unebauEed Corn-wnite ares
81 1880; Yellow Dali 56657c
40 BAoonDeaand hghf ami koAers Shoulds ~ ~
sides lOdlOac POrk dn and unchanged du and bonsa
hLNAuzzE, Jay ls-tour AIR eeaAnd and Agher kziza
sprng - 15G@b To- Wheat stesoyi No a. 81 32f Ne =
81 2J eash july; August 81 % dull asczged Ma
gnchsugei. No ~ 6Q Barley aiv 30 <SRnsE re Labs
Pre- ghs-lorn IA Bufso 6s Oswego lie ksespts-2 900
ebs Foar $1,000 baAh Wheat sAipnens-oOOO bsA hoaT.
$4,000 bush Wheat -
Coter ssi dali Timothy sells los ~ ~ 1>4 25i Hsrs-ss
- 30. Brtra FAMILY - OdSI y stAts
naiana 15d$s 6O Fane sSa go MheAi
he'd 81 BOGSi TO- Amber, 81 20; Whit 6Sl So
yellow, 30 g0oo Azsd
ern 5sd6Oc held fng; White OO15lc.i hixsd al
suar.ae, 600 PrOvoas q all q
i2S Rs6nsd rs se, 10000 b0A lS Whsay Asss
Ton .po july Hhe-t stsadv, No wAis. Vs.
b.,h III "a arrive Amber hehgrn, 81
Rd al 81 No Red III So REJECTED 81 O5. No Amhsr
Illinois 81 90. Corn ssay Hgh@iIec August 44l sepssl-
46o Low hssd Augsss A'e no grade 4Oe OAGs s.y
No a. 37AGi No Al sSe Frugbt snd unrhsar~9. he
bb Eoar 6OOO Wheat $4,000 6a.A 0sra
6OOO bssA oas SApmsHs4 O0O bash Wheat. lb000
lofua nd 10 600 b1sh OaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
THE MARKETS.
rcv-Nu, ,.,.rssa no THs rSrsuxnI


corrosrbs market for go. cotton, as.Assd saHvs
~ isy.f : II. T B. sS' s o. Low n saSs 6o i1
10 fair rsqges IiG13l0e sdJASes TIE aSsoaoss sS'
6ofEEEre. Bio the market ,s:, =; s:. s,s ;, 30
99 fr @ The s.s .o s. "a 49,. ~ i'i o -
ade Psa6ega 5J4 sI .aveIsy ,ss .bo -. a en,s
sua1ss; i iepo a ssiaaos Of 400 aed.Hs 800
flour AND SsALTss rules .hsa. srssr MA COS
shippers and the hone trade hs 1emano nss
active grade o. Western, ~eh .asei io' 'ig@ss
s' s,ds soiat s'. ' ssSf 81 e sg nv = Pa, .
g. % 8 7Sss ST. 10 cso 20 sSYi2 y
Do 90 75S ss7 q Or cio sD 400 -
! 90 for 5a. 70 % es sS S sS 20 w s R sSsy 8 7
En- ss . 'a s. = o L ~ e 3 se Is %. S
S9 ss III s Gs5'; 81 4, ' Si Is or Good sI ~
- S ;5s ~ 'r 30. c9siS ss s'1 T 1i 81 S IS
= y s a. an S . s,ts 90 sS a :. i. E q ' I
rces are .S gSes sSS sellers re ned a. .VsSss q IS We
ier grades qas bS pes rule ara aes ~goTss o. eoo
81 49, No 3 de st 81 ioi DaaS 81 556si s. s5ssss.
Il s. HnGs 81 So cs1n '1 rue. cal ss Vfs -: s:ss
o ns sa &: ,. % . .o. ss . $685.
fof Nes 9Td 6lelOr Yellow Wsstsr1 31GboS .sT What Oss
nos opesuuy 900 l?a4 HIes
Sa few sgs are sI u Prices s for he aosi part soss
Bsreg and Malt We hear Of No basinsa. - - - 49,.
rupsntos aneAss and sold he extent Of LOO bs Al t
In little We
500 bbA lIrve 81 IS. freight ADDED
Tar ruled quiet ars from he proinEg ponts
olows STRAINED ROso - 35 Tar hrn At 50 IS zoe Wnia
Tqrpenne arm o. - Or dsfd % Is r soft s'n Ass
PRovIsIOSs-Ths Porn lover. sn1
ord isciua 500 bbs for bsascs u this ook At go
Dressed Hog fair temsnd and firmly held st BS <
1vy zhi Lard dull partially nes
300 september ieiyery evening o. Aad us
bout The DEes on Csangsi Aagast sold {" l$los
SS pss v. S"iS 'si 66'i Belle. 81 ''
shoulders Al Be- Picked Al 3 ,sy hghs
l< 80 be shortcut Hams soid l2sc There
inquiry Dry sailed Shoulders b1t business psa
Bacon sill without buiiness Of Importance 0 Of % i0csred
nqsest rule arm 100 shoulder sold l0 and 0O1 Ham,
afereI sd Ii aal5- Bee l. dull and lAs bas
ness % ~ snail lols - me tEaos A. preFoas pueeA
PBTROLBUMIbe market Tor ashSsd on IN barrels rules VsJ
steady business Hodsrs IL
1Sc fog fsfure Crude buk &
qasd nomaaiy 2Sd23c SADhihA bea
l00lle nonInAly Latest yces oR the Creek soo-s-
Oh Cty grm ~ % bad kOusVe quiet and dui II o. - aeosts
aes az 81 % husSie sDot - % ds2 o. PuEes 81 30
81 IS
RAngoOs quite owing
1Gsrngs advanced prices Of Carolina. 700 bAss 2ss
lOnd and distributing reported q 100 a.
j4 G7o the business Carolina Limited oh cote sales Of 70
asks At Sd9c
sUGAR-There doing se4ay
TESTING disposition 70 adTEace prices -, bat there
Abbed sales todsy Dcde go boxes Of CentfugA At 100
STEARIN duh and less nominal Rrces. bsA
Aids. and have soh Il 9GSLc
rule er The business Of the Weeh embraces Sa
7aQl4e Seed Leaf as been far ssd 1hs ba
1870 sd9e 100 Do 1871 7e5Oc 100 Connecticut do 1874
l0Gl7 $50 Wisconsin do B06 &c 80 balss Havana 500
J5c, and 30 Ohio crop 1872, 5Ls
oortaut quoted ,or aad car
WHISKY ruled steady moderate densnd 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19

FRIDAY, July 1S-P. ".
The stock market to-day was one OF unusual ac-
tvity for this season Of the year and the printed
list of sales for the day. this not exceeding that of
yesterday, is still swollen to proportions more COM
mon 10 the better days Of the bourse. The friends
Of Western Union Telegraph made good fight, but
were finally compelled to submit to a decline of D
per cent from the closing price Of yesterday. Pacific
Mail had everything done for it that ingenuity could
suggest OF perseverance achieve. but it encountered
so many staggering blows during the day that its
friends left the field limping. The stock opened at
3Si sold down TO 37, and closed at 3St. With such
a dead weight of maturing debts, an empty treas
ury and the weekly outgo exceeding the income it
will not be strange if its best friends do not finally
abandon it and let it fall Of its specific gravity
Very similar efforts were made to sustain Erie but
the general public have DO more confidence In Erie
than in Pacific Mail and it too, after much vain effort
TO support the market fell 5S from 3d. the opening
quotation Lake Shore lost I, st. Paul t. and West
ern Union g.. N. Y. Central and North Westerurhed
their own, the latter making small gain notwith-
standing there we're some realizing of profits
days ago. Union Pacific, Wabash. Rock
Island, and Ohio and Mississippi improved
about per cent each. Investment shares were firm
Michigan Central advanced to 9Sl Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western sold 40 10l50lOli; O., G. and
|. c. at So, and Pittsburgh at SSFGSSs. Miscel-
aneOus and express shares were devoid OF any spe-
cial feature. Canton sold at 1919 The general mar
ket closed steady. The following table shows the
opening, highest lowest and closing prices OF aeVe
cto gold tr-dau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
rNsAFE BUILDINGS.

Bugt reported unSsfe ending Juy IS 1873;
q hyghbt. 70 feet east Of IeHt5aV unsafe Oot
q. s. Maynard,
10 l2s Muber-sl unsafe chimney in seT. JohAc osenan
EoS2O Tventy.un unsais uut wall Esther LobteuSe
Ne. $40 Cheyry-st EnsAfe generay M HSlsey.evnst
Muiberys foundation James D. Pokees
-
ozusr.
NoA l47 EEtFbs St; unsafe coe and balustrAe
Stssarx.
No IS Crosby 9 unssfs ohimneYs John Buks,
Ne IS Crosbysi ursafe ohnnsys- John BgTke,
No II CrOsbysa onsAfs ehinneYG- John Burke,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
IrOndale Coal and Iron Property
and formerly Known Rssats and Work. Of
THE FRANKLIN IRON AND COAL COMPANY.

SAID land, County, Wet Virginia
line Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ibe GranOA ~
ton .rs connected herewith branch railroad Of uniform gss
.sd construction dsn, go Baltimore 92 miles fO- Gun
b..nd 100 miles NON wheeling ia from Partoburg sne %
miles from Ptt.urh By Psburgh and Charleston RA
road now badpg Virginia. Of which
h access to tie markets Of West and will shortly
also have Of Pittsburgh and the uases orr Do
| posiis Virgins and The Ksaa-hA
To. TRACT OF LANDS embraces f.12o acres, Of Witch
900 ar, under Cultivation being severed with heaU
| growth Of valuable Timber
| ITS also undsrlAid By THREE DISTINCT WORKABLE
VEINS OP GOOD COAL, accessible %. surface B.
and feet tAei.sss respectively which have bsa tested sSd
worked on hi, .,on, properties The eO. y'
On. Iustrous hara-grainsd coke, suitable for Iron
milking.
There are sso In clos. proximity the bunous coal THREE
SEPARATE BEDS OF IRON ORE Oftho variety known to
atnsn CLAY IRON. STONE" largely in u's In English
Furnaces ranging RON % and easily
mined that can be p,ce 81 30 on
In u,ApOsaOn Limestone, stIbs f'r
linking purposes Clay bug sandstone, suitable S
eoostru,ting Punsees oTsns BE.
Among The permanent Structures improvements, erected
for the most part By the Company, Irs;-
One Hot-BIast Furnace, 80 feet sack, 11.9 bOsh
rwolBIOwing Engines, 50hOrse power made BY SEseHy
Son Of Reading
Hop.BIast Apparatus pc feet stoves
Four Miles OF Railroad. Ash ddng' witches 80 and
60 pound rail veil laid and b1lAI'eA
One sawmilI, wheel circular carpenter and tool
shop esnplsts
Foundery, including eupoIs mods eIsnr patssrns, &c
Machine aadI Blaexsmith shop, with lihss, dnIs he.
30 workmen's Dwelling -Houses, double and single gar
dens attached. IN good order.
storehouscs Engine House, Oces, sheds. CosingFfs
Teses Dnfs opennsr Stables AMI ctAe
Structures necessary the operation Aud .nsaGnee
Of extended production and shipDeHs of and coal
TIE blast and have been 'uces operation Os
several YEAR. and snaged uBder the IN
supervision Of the mAHufAears the whole
p,ntu property being upward Of 100000. TIE Blast
capacity Of turning twelve Of pig
day which poduet NAKED no and
RoubdsrJ gray forge Gpd vtsl iron In the ohO River nArke~
The capacity be greatly increased but little by tbs erection
Of . second furnace TIE Tor which % selected
any advantageous for the successful
and profitable manufacture Of iron the fuel he huI and
beng all property CONNECTED With iss unsOe
BY Pig With the existing facilities has been made By the
BE- isssenSd By
il contemplation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
City bank shares were quiet and quoted as fol-

The Rutgers Fire Insurance Company has declared
semi-annual dividend of 10 per cent, payable
August L.
The quarterly gold interest Of the LoganspOrt,
Charlottesville and Southwestern Railway due
August l. will be paid at the banking house of Jones
a. Schuyler, u Pne-st.
The movements in dry goods for the past week
show that goods TO the amount Of Sl,Sl6O4 have
been entered for consumption S5S7 ,S65 withdrawn
from warehouse, and S946.573 warehoused.
The Philadelphia stock market is quiet Pennsyi-
vania Skies, 1851; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
94I Reading Railroad. $50; Pennsylvania Railroad.
81. Gold. Isl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
ances, S2,OOS,4 400.

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship
Oceanic viii close at IBIS p. m, and per steamship
Deutschland at LIS p. M, at the Merchants Ex-
change. Nos. 80 and 80 Pine-st.
The imports of dry goods for the week amount to
g. .767, an increase of $4,000 over last week
There an easy feeling in money, and all the
business was at 305 per cent. Government bonds
we're in good demand and full rates were generally
obtained. The transactions were small in conse-
quence of the small offerings. Fisk IL Hatch report
at o. IN. rs follows:
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RECEIPTS or PRODuCE.

Pr NORTH Riper Yssspu and RdairoadL
JULY l9lS7 pkg BeewaI al PkSs A e. ll23 bales CSto-
is Dried Pt 927l bb Flour, 800 bbs Meal 1873 bars
MA 5S9Jo oush Wheat 90 40 bush Cora 32422 ba.h ost.
300 800 bush Malt 300 bash Pes 1900 bb Rs.
81 bb Copper i65 bbls Scans hsgz B. Peas II bas Hemp.
i25 pigs Lead. so bbA Land OIL 2l5 bars Peanuts 2942 .s
Leather. ll5 b5s l3 baes Hides 220 OIL n
Beef 357 Cut Meats 7s2 Lara 81 Tales.
7S6 Cheese $685. bbs T. OH rs
Grease 2s6 bales Shs 81 starch 7 aida TObsoc LII
pa Tobacco 324 bales Wool 669 0bA. HG1ky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19

The gold market presented no special features
and the volume of business moderate. In the
early dealings the tone Of speculation was about
steady, but upon the announcement of the specie
engagements for export amounting 20 sl,&S,OOO
thus far stronger feeling set in. and the price nd
vapced from ll5l 10 ll6i. the market finally closing
at ll5i the bulk OF the sales wing been 1T u. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
RANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE CONSOLIDATED 80 YEARS PER CENT GOLD
BONDS Of the 81. LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN RAIL
WAY Co., issued upon a completed trunk line Ibe-
tween ST. Louis and Nashville, Tenn.,l earning more
than enough to pay interest and operating expenses
sold by GEORGE OPDYKE s. Co., % NaSsau-st.
WINsLow & WILSON. 10 William-st
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HoUsroN AND II

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE LAND GRANT SINKING FUND per cent
Gold Bonds on the Northwestern Division. The
road is entirely completed and its earnings very
large. These bonds, which we recommend as an en-
trey safe investment, can be obtained at w ana ac-
crued interest III currency, Of
JoHN J; Cisco a. SON.
50 Wallst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19

HowEs & MACY, Bankers. No. 30 Wall-st.. New
York offer the facilities TO DeDOsltors a. In
corporated Banks. and allow Interest on dauy bal
ances at the rate of Four per cent
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with Immediate returns-
Special attention paid TO choice Stock. Bonds, &c.
&c for Investors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
F1psr NATIONAL BANK.

. o. BROADWAY, NEw-YORK. July IS 1873.
This Bank having removed to its new and com
modious Offices. No. "a Brosiway, Wall-st. is
now prepared 10 open accounts liberal terms.
GEO. f. BAKER, Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
Also, a Tract of 5000 Acres of Good
Western Prairie Farming Lands,

atu.d in JAefon MaIsa johnson williamson Counties the
southern portion STATE OF ILLINOIS. within
distance Of rlod and nTer communications good marietta
Said lands contiguous and largely bottom and prairie
with good and ample timber appraised at
from - " $50 per -erS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BONDs-Coupon OF
Registered interest per cent. guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY Capital, Sl.OOO,0O0.
For sale at the office of the Company, No 20 Cedar
ar N Y. JONATHAN EDWARDS, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19

Sealed Proposals viii Be r.reved by the und.gnsd At HI,
oee sixty go days um July l. for the VurchLs Of The
West Virginia Tract Of Coal and Iron Lands With the
Furnace other Impr0vem enre they stand Also
ssoastey Toe the Illinois Farming Lands any portion
thereohs the rese; any all bdI 10
Tor the Of the ertor5 Of the BAnt DO
ehi balance two, three ye.r secured
BY mortgage
Title psrfeet-abSoute IN the Ocean Bank
Further p,rea,u md bon,sOn Geological and Mining Rngnes
Reports Virginia property detailed descriptions Of the LII
Nos l4ads be bad spphesaon
THEODORE NJ. DAVIS.
Receiver Of Ocean National Bank.
10 SAss4U-sT.. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
COTTON aARKrrs

Besros Joy ls7cosoa stosssri hoaag ga se rssEi
bates ~eefI-us roepe 6ll bales gOs lbs esss s Eeo~
hales
Iouuy,ltS Jui, IscO,tOa deg nIAass isN.e rssV. 81
bales; shipments lO8 bales
BaLrIaoss JuT Coton que Miliags 20i- net receipts
40 gross, fs5 Dss eItpF<VassSis 900 paai AsS
$40 bag ''Oot "a peash s.ss ~. oOI pA' i~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
Glendinning, Davis & AmOry's closing prices wer

William Ward quotes stock privileges az selling
for per cent cash bonus 80 days time and IL to
per cent bonus on 90 days, at points varying
from the market price of the securities named
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19

The dealings in State bonds were small, and the
changes in quotations slight. Tennessees were
strong at 81 and Virginia Consols firm at ST. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19
THE MONEY MARKET.
JULY IS. 1878

sAks AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-OFFICIAL REPORT,
. CohDEN6ED EXPRESSLY FOR rHE TRIBUAR,-
FIRST CALL 104 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
aALES FROM 10 To lOf N
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Real gsiaie 10 GTrhanqe


A VERY nice, small, brOwn-stone HOUSE,
IA free and clear EXCHANGE FOR the equity larger house
Vaiue $4,000 A. q. LOOMS Co, 1884 RToaiSty.
GOOD, paying TENEMENTS TO EXCHANGE
~ for uptown Weseester railroad
ptHee $4,000 Hnnusy Trinity eNssLO IS
ground rent only $500 cash valse' $4,000
ITO EXCHANGE-TENEM PROPERTY
sud CASH for broSDsiObe HOUSE, good location nsnsy
- A. c. LOOMS Co. 254 Broaduay
TO EXCHANGE-Six BOULEVARD LOTS
Tor Improved property; pTcs, 100000 noYgsFs 80 900
Money OsH meant oL C. LOOMS Co. 1854 broadway
ITO Magnificent modern MAN
SION 40 choice LOTS nee ssd Clear best Brooklyn
70 EXCHANGE for good EeuYoTk City properly lightly
equity $4,000. A. c. LOOMS 4 Co, 1924 Broadway
ITO EXCHANGE.-f7 LOTS in upper part Of
city io9rsto BUILDING l2th and 2tGTS. HI
ohspge foT Tensert Property honev loan
lots A. e. LOOMS & Co, LIZA broadway
TO EXCHANGR.-Sple 1s0-acre FARM,
In Monmouth ~ J. miles from depot with crops
horses residence aud everything AppeAnng strictly 6rstoass
ioI heNYOk Property manufacturing
A. G. LOOMS 4 Co, ], 25f Broadway
no FXCHANGE.-2G acres of very choice
IL LAND and Sosrsae Wegchesr County,
one mile surrounded
other improved M0ae
vacant l0h A Z. BOOMls Co, lbs Broadvay
WESTCHESTER PROPERTY WANTED in
w EXCHANGE for Cash and NeuYok Sy HOUSES. Owners
please send priee and fnl particulars 70
IST CLASS Newbury CITY PROPERTY to
rutland 4 SHIfiSG. Bsssm.D-..
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"a Dhpn II map Concern

DOCK on STRUCTURE, Fistula, Piles, Impo-
d., D..Aass Gsssranve Oggns HENRY UAhlkLB,
a D., I "a Lsxipgssssve AsAsa kt 2SesssN '---t..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-19

shorts watch the market carefully and seem nervous
tho repetition of the reports Of heavy shipments
hence in the future, irregulaty In the Government
mode of estimating the amount of gold coin on hand
-educed exports Of produce. &c. Should they gen
ar lily determine to cover IN the present condition of
THU gs, it seems apparent that it would be
at q material enhancement of the price,
and of course serious loss to themselves.
The fore gn advices had no important influence on
gold. the "a rotations from London coming about
steady The rates on loans of coin were 81. 4, g. and
per cent ThrAsistsnt Treasurer paid out $1,000
in redemption OF Fve-Twenty bonds, and $4,000
ON account of interest The Days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank follows: Gold cleared
S33 $50; gold balances 81, 72S7 currency bal
ances, S2OOS,49O. The quotations were as follows:
1OOO...G157s ll;30...116 I:0O....Il6 2;8Q. .ii6
1880 lbs l2;OO..ll6 ll;O.."ii1 IS'VV'"AA0s
11:OO....ll57s 1890 Zig 200 ...1l6isl
The days transactions at the U. 5. Sub-Ireasury
were:
Goa rroeivt 81 go S45 Il Currency p.yt~ f SS 9sI
Gold S24 1853 30 CarrrHcy balance "
God balance 40 500 52J 20 Customs 5lSOOO 90
Currency receipts. 2l93.953 Oh
The sterling exchange market was weak and
some of this leading drawers made redu ction of
per cent in their rates. Only small business was
done. Commercial bills are scarce. We quote:
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Gitp propertp to fet.

Gitp propsrtp to fet.
ITO RENT-Three-stOr BRICK HOUSE on
29hst. all and in ane
81 200 Apply A c. LOOMS CO.. .254 BIosdssT
ITO RENT.-Several frst-elass floors on 9th
l. 39b foof. rents $50. SO $50
month Brosuay 3lst $40
per month AppH A. G. LOOMS Co. l234 Broadway.
ITO RENT-First-ciass STORE on the west
aide Of Broadway. 3lsst win French paega
good loeson aela bGuness Apply A.
LOOMS CO.. 1.254 Broadway.
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BONDS AT A BARGAIN.

moSrCLAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale at 50
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GonHtrp propcrip TO let.

AT YONKERS-Hal price. two FURNISHED
"a $50 Ahd $40 mouth modern good
shads, vas, depot AVpiJ % o. sadress - -
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aurtipn sales Of RraI Gstats.

HERE. JOHNSON, jr., Auctioneer
~ Oaee q PARK ROW. opposite neu PeOhse Aie Ho1Ss
and The terminus o. al the city car Inca
RIAL ESTATE PROMPTLY SOLD AND EXCHANGED
Iussou sass OF Steeks Puruitars. herehAIdss.
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6onses an0 farms Uanteo.

AN ENERGETIC. experienced business man,
~ Who has once centrally located in heu-Ycrt wishes
mutually satisfactory rh owning
Island Of the In lots Address YkOX
SEQ West TNenty-thirdsL, Tniane Wos;-sids on o.
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eyes," said Father Thomas, have
contrition. And what is contrition Z"
The smaller boys gave promptly the an
swer from the catechism, A hearty sor-
row for sin, by which we have offended SO
good a Cod" But SEINE of the larger boys
answered, 1t comes from the Latin word
contero,' to break or bruise completely,
meaning that we should break our hearts
with SORROW"
&C. Yes, we should break our hearts, as it
were, with sorrow for our sins. You had
to give your ball some hard blows this
morning; You did it with good will, and
did not spare yourselves. So let it be if
sin should ever get in your hearts. Do not
spare yourselves I; break, rend your hearts
with sorrow. And now, do not let us for
get the Lesson we have learned this morn
ing; and may God grant you the grace to
fight your great enemy with the same good
will and the same success as you fought
your SNOWFALL battle.
And now, boys, let us look at the clock,
and II l have come within the five minutes,
we must have three cheers for the SNOWFALL
Sermon"
The boys looked, and with a hearty "All
right, father" gave the three cheers with
good will, happy to be able to break the
monotony of the school-house-by SO pleas
ant an interruption.
And now, boys and girls, when we look
at snewballs, large or small, let us remem-
Der Father Thomas SNOWFALL Sermon
Young Catholic.