davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
Army Headquarters.
GERMANY.
Prussian Alarm at French Military Fortifca-
tion-Dividing the spoils of War.
TEleeHAMs TO THE NEW YoaK HERALD.

TEleGaAMs TO THE new york HERALD.
LONDON, Nov. 15-5 A. M
special despatch from Berlin to the London
Times says that In consequence OF the formation
OF French fortified camps at Beliort, Besancon and
verdun, Prussia will increase her military reserve.
DIVIDING THE sPoMs.
The Federal Council has ordered the distribution
among the States OF the German empire OF another
instalment OF the French war indemnity, amount
ing to &c, ,00O, 900 thaers.
Government Investment fn American
Bonds.
BERLIN, Nov. IA, 1873.
The German gov ernment to-day made q further
payment OF 900 for bonds Of the United
funded loan.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

A.-Havana Lottery OmciaI Drawings
on nlc; also Kentucky state Lottery or the BenehL Of
schools OF Frankfort Circulars free. JOSEPH BATES,
l96 Broadway, roomA
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

A.-Hernfa il Permanently Cured by
the ELASTIC TRUSS CO., $50 Broadway. Branch
oces-I Chestnut street. Philadelphia t29 fremont
cfi
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

Perfection-Bokcr's Bitters. beware Of
counterfeits
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

Wigs-Toupees.-G.R Rauchfuss, Practf-
cal WIG and TOUPEE maker and Importer Of Mumxm
Hair, No. "A East Twelfth street. near Broadway
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
A Free Cuba a!-publfc Excl

Free Cuba !.Publfc Excitement is mt
fever heat Cuba must be free and KNOWS winter style
of gentlemen's HATS Is still the popular avorte. Buy
your HATS at KNoxs, 2l2 Broadway; in the Prescott
House, or Fifth Avenue Hotel
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

Holioway's Pills Are InvafuaDie as .
Purgaive. The OINTMENT cures rheumatism scaIds
and Sprains. Depot rs Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

Havana Lottery.-We sold INC youo,ouo
in the xtraorjnary draw wing April 2 Circulars sent
informafon gwen j. B. MARTINEZ SO, W Wan
street; box LesS Posi- oq3ce New i9r,.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

Window Shades In Every Variety
Gilt Holland, Swiss, embroidered &c. prices in ali do
| partments reduced 10 suit the times
/ q. L. kelly COMPANY, TIA Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
Teiegraphic Marine Correspondence.

VcIegraphic WHrihc CorresPo"ueHcos
NEWPORT RI, Nov L. 1873
Tho New York Balance Dock Company libelled
today the steamer Long Branch and thaa have added
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
II will Relieve the Baby.

1t will Relieve the Baby.
There Is no mistake about It. Mrs WINsLow's sO0rH.
ING SYRUP. for children Teething not only reiisves
tho child from pain. but regulates the stomach anG
bowels cures dysentery diarrh9s sofens the gums
reduces all Inflammation and gives rest. health and
comfort to mother and child II Is pleasant to take.
and perfectly In all It gives universal satis
faction,
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

A.-A.-Great Reduction, and Sotled
BOOTS and SHOES less than half price, at BROOKS.
l,l96 Broadway, corner OF Twenty ninth street.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

A.-Herald Branch Once. Brooklyn,
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from s A. NJ. TO r. w.
On sunday from 3 TO p. VI.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
SHIPPING NEWS.

Almanac for New York-This Day.
SUN AND NOON. HIGH WATER.
Sun rises. ......... 647 Gov. Island. eve OF
sun sets. s........... AZ Sandy Hook. eve 4 10
Moon rises. morn 07 He'll Gate. ......eve 40
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

A Spanish Insult Deserves Cannon
balls. Catarrh requires WoLC0Tr's CArARRH ANNI-
HILAToR Pint bottles 81 Depot ISL Chatham square.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. Destination. Ofics.
Steamer.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

A.-Three Profits-The Manufacturers,
the wholesale dealers and the realers-are sometimes
realized on hats; Avoid this BY purchasing Of ksPEN-
SCHETD, No lis Nassau street, who manufactures on
his own premises His and HATS for this
perfect gems and very reasonable In price Try them
At lis Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

EARPER'S MAGAZINE. WEEKLY AND RAZAR.
One copy OF either for year 81 postage prepaid.
HARrEkS MAGAZINE, HARPERs WEEKLY on
HARPER'S BAZAR will be sent tor year To any
subscriber in the United States, postage prepaid
ceipt of 81 by the publishers.
HARPER's MAGAZINE. HARPER'S WEEKLY AND
HARPER'S BAZAR, for one year SO; any two Tor
81 postage payable by the subscriber 1T the office
"As.e HARPER 4 BROTHERS, New York
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

AaxrnA& & Oct &saArriysd & brig Earlet CBr, rooker,
vss snd ss''s sia ass H'lss bsTs Casa a
olivari, New York via Queenstown.
Ger, Millner, for Boston, idg; Twisden, Holmes,
cossrAsrsorLK, Nov s-Arrived previous bark Azeia.
coIosso Oct lin port bark Alexander CBr, Foxwor.
GlILr, Sept N-Arrived. ship Guinevere Br It'd.
marsh kio Janero twas reported as sailed tor san Fran
HALIrAI, NOV li-Cleared, schr Olivia oMullen OBJ.
AGrlysG s,a h ;,ss%ssp @ smith, Lv
L.SEnrso5 90 Nov s.AIrysd Steamship Austrian D
MrIronD. Oct si-Put in bark Black Eagle, Lou from
Glassow n,soN iSr Sz Berbice, ab leaky 49,. s.u ~
Newcastle NsW ready to sa H1' 0arA 'e"''' small '0'
PALxRxo, Oct a5-Arfived, brig Calao Leeman. Bran
PoRT AZ Pnrscr, oct 24-Arrived brig Nellie Mitchell
PIcTov, Nov S-sailed, bark Peter crorar (r, Munro
SIERRA LEONE Oct SIN port barks A Houshton, Up.
ton from Boston, arrived tn Zngarela, Strickland for
sxyss1, Oct is-sailed, schr Madcap tBr,. varwel
ST MARC, Oct A-Arriyed brig Uncle SAM Jordan,
"mingon nc 90 return 70 New WY goTS; Wo.ov
CBrl, spicer, New York
MSS ss's es rnis 6
csq9 ssyss New New fGrs chr Kis stevens An
TRssrs, Oct SSaxrrivcd, bark Maria Christine dtaD
sailed ism sngt I'm, bark whitehall Priest New
In port 2h brig Luigno la Monica ttaD, Rassano, for
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov l3-Arrived, schrs Maria Person
jersey Issy, CITY M oaScs Ames ,s. Hoboken
denco oakes Ames. Hoboken. '' wv
inlet a c,sSr sS' hrses hnhs
Major Jones, Morrison Ycomico; w 3 Jordan, Baker
sssr
Long Hardy Adelia c9rson. Godfrey; Hudson Hem
Aasks, ssr0u1 Ki1sbe,eRsss' BsT&s Fellows. wOos
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

MONDAY, June l6-P. VI.
The dongs Of the later days of last week in stocks
were regarded as significant Of more active condi
ton of affairs at the beginning of this week, but If
to-day may be accepted a fair criterion, the spec
ulatiOn by no means bears out the anticipation
more dull and inspd movement in stocks we have
scarcely ever recorded, there being positively
scarcely enough doing to warrant an expression rs
to the tone of the market. Perhaps may say Of
the general movement that it steady, except for
a dropping tendency noticeable at the First
Board and weakness III fual trade
Western Union and st. Paul were the
livelest shares on the list the first named selling
down TO S5i only TO react point, and st. Paul
Auctuating at 52i052052i. Erie was strong in both
the homo and London markets, while New-York
Central and Lake Shore were firm on small trade.
Pacific Mail was steady at 400S9l0403, meager
movement, involving a range of only about quarter
OF so being reported Of the other shares. The in
vestment shares were quiet but prices were gen
orally steady. Coal shares were neglected, as were
the miscellaneous stocks other than Pacific Mail and
Telegraph In express shares the only trade was In
United States at 7li0Ts, and American at 6.06fi
The general market closed tame and weak. The
opening highest lowest and closing prices of stocks
were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
r,s c p,vr devoted TO a

A lucid paper by JAMES S. PIKE devoted 70 a
portraiture OF Chief Justice Chase, is reprinted III
let FORM giving profound and Impartial " ,
moral and intellectual qualities oi tne 'a'o 80,
,, AZ, pilo considers the financial genius, the legal
abtv tbc noIitcal career and the private virtues oi
the Chef Justice in tone of fecltous eulogy ou' 'c
pered with rare critical sense, and judicial
ton. His chief claim to intellectual distinction Is in''
to rest on his power of original action ms was oVn
spcuousy displayed in the discharge OF DIS ds fpom ' old
atmnistratiye officer lie boldly broke away Iol 1 %
nrccedent and authority and became law unto W. 10
is wisdom was demonstrated by his success: ~ an' uno
nersonaI traits he presented such lofty ype VI ,hn
bonJ that he coud challenge the recognition .. to
world as genuine specimen OF the noblest WoIa & %
Mr. Pike knows better than most men .' his strong
terms we're amply justified by the subject oi hS
ri
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

The Table. for June, edited by BARRY GRAY,
completes the first half year Of prosperous existence,
and is announced being happily established firm
and satisfactory basis 1t has proved efficient guide in
the noble science Of gastronOmy andn the practical
OF eating in the Of and OF Christians rather
than OF beasts The magazine is not only ddactc and
appetizng, but often amusing, setting of the savory
viands which 1t recommends with spice of apt and
piquant auecdote In the matter Of Spring lamb green
peas and salads and OF fancy Summer drinks which COOL
but not ebnate better authority than that
OF the editor of "The Table"
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

description OF celebrated caverns. volcanoes NV,
oor,an rn,ps and eYeavntons and by natural transi
ton passes TO dungeons public sewers, gAnos LIS opI
and the hauns OF and crime In geneIa derree of
classical Refinement or fastidons taste Dnt ueh,s
in the homely realities OF TINS in language ana
lnstratons more forcDie than choice, but perloou'
adapted to the subject.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

Behind the Scenes in Washington, by EDWARD
WrNsLow MARTIN continental Publishing Col de-
scrbes the mysteries Of social and political life n the
national capital with a full exposition of the various
wre-puDe systems which move the machinery Of gov
eminent in It's various branches II contains
of the operations OF tho Credit MOber history of the
Congressional rings, secret ntrigues and lobby uu-
ence which prevail in the vicinity Of the Capitol with
sketches OF the prominent members of Congress- gov
ernmeDt officials and military celebrities at the seat Of
government The disclosures OF the volume are loss
edifying than instructive but present eectua Offset
20 the habitual spirit OF national boastiDg
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
POOKS FOR SALE AT THE TRIBUNE

hEc2LLtcIoSs or PoIy PDi ts tF IN y 9 Cob 80 On
wHAT KNow PAhNIsG b. orsce Greeley. Ciota'.'. ~
PoLITicAL by Horace Greeley ~
HORACE GREELEY. Pamphlet Ej.s..'....ss
'ooT Gocl Gre.ley Coth.............
,e xaS,C Rpparyr Ig 70 1903 vols Half bound
Ta,srsp Rss.y nv Catles r. Congion Cloth. h........ 90
CAPIrAL PuSIsHNEST-RRAoSs FoK ABoLIsHSG Bovee. 81
Pv.s CrtriET yoE pro ytT OO
dp Warug Coh.............-. O0
ynp Hy.trH an PRoTrT WaHng Clofh...... so
S',rSuv ~ II,sToey Gurog,t Cloh.............. 90
- ~, W sCp,71ov Cochin Cloih............. 90
Succgss ~ BrsIyEss Lecture BY Mr Greeley %
Ma GRKELRYs LETTERS TgKAs =
p6.rShIT ~ Mn GrErtyY Life SIC Head aud But...... 90
Mr. GRRRLEY Avn FAsiLY large Lho-raph lo
T,,rg Ctosprs ,Sn F.rTu Saw .GE Warug......... 50
CO6PERATIyE STOKKs-ORGASlIA1yS AND MANAGEsRST'.
Co6PRRArfoy ATTRACTIVE
BY LAND BrLuIsG A~oCIATioJ 10
THrBrSR ALsANaC years -7O-7-74-sA -
S'' .tiross THE TRIBUNE Hew.Yofk
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

We quote money unchanged at per cent on CALL
closing 304 with prime discounts at Z per cent
The uncertainty of the gold speculation has gwen
TO the u S. bond market hesitsting Tone with o
wide disparity between the bidding and asking
prices. There has been an ndsposition alike to
sell OF to buy, and both transactions have been
light. The market closes quiet. Fisk & Hatch
f,II,, ut Q
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

Underground, or Life BeIOw the Surface, by
THOMAS w. KNOX CBuu & HYDE, is a muitifarious
compilation designed for popular reading. and consist
ing mainly of sketches more or less fanciful OF tho
details Of subterranean pursuits both physical and
moral Starting from mines and coal-beds which the
suthor explores 70 the bottom, no proceeds 70 the
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
City Bank shares sold at 1921 for German Ameri-
can SO for Central National, and 1854 for Bank OF
luotations were as follows

The market for railroad bonds was quiet and
steady The Pacific mortgages were firm. West
erns sold at 95 N. Y Central 6s of 1887 sold at S9
ex-nterest. Canada Southern first brought $751;
b., H., and Erie was steady at 80. The following
Yyore no hida.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
6edchers.

AN EXPERIENCED ENGLISH CLASSICAL
~ and MATHEMATICAL TEACHER whose teaching aud disel'
phne will be, scrlny for lgmnt either
a. partner or assistant Good salary expected Address ALPHA ~
ERENCH TUITION Prof. j. j. BURNER
desires an scholastic hfstcAss
schools long eIpeTenee good Adis % West 3ds
ANTED-SITUATI0N to TEACH, in a
w 6ass SCHOOL take las entire charge Of BoAkDihu
and bave had " ear experience teaching For particulars ldTeas
TEACHER care Res. ALONLO FLACK, Cayeack n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

tcies both original and selected, in this number ars
chow the Sea Depths are Explored" the
DEATH" Drift Deposits OF the Nor'h'm mess !, .,,.
ton and Mind" and very interesting Ooii'0''
utes to the late John Stuart NH,
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

Now Ready Cloth Donnd, ~:
MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
WI TWO PORTRAITS aui ILLUSTRATIONS; portrait pp
ren,ng Mr Greeley appeared Suer Of his hie snd
being altogether eke natural portrait Of him pub
Htbe The volume contains DR. GREELEY his at hours
death the Funeral Arrangements The Closing Cereno
MES People Letters Of sympathy, Voices Of the
Pulpit Tributes the Poets Resolutions and Proceed
ings Public BOes Lc &c, &c Pamphlet ton 50 oen
handsomely bound either free BY mal on receipt q price
THE TRIBUNE. New Yuk.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1878, .
Il Containing PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHY OF HORACE GREE
LEY; also.
The States Railroads Of the United States STA.
cs Manufa eus; The Public Debt Of the United
ststes Cabinet, Supreme Court Ministers 70 Fog9 Courts ke
chosen; Standing aud Select Committees
of the Union Populations Capitals Gov
eno; President COngssnu Governors lS2 Com
pared Elections; The Presidential Elections
Election General Washington e second Election Of General Grant
The National Party Platforms 871 And much other interesting
information. Price. zoe. 7 for dollar bV mail
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
TRIBUNE LECTURE No. 8.
THE METHOD OF CREATION.
AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
THE DARWINIAE THEORY.

THE DARWINlAE THEORY.
Twelve Lectures delivered bY Prof AGASSZ before the Museum OF
Comparative Zoology Csmbdg Mass containing amount Of
new recond information concerning Animal Life printed full
Tribune eight pages illustrated with
will be issued on THURSDAY, June 49, as
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA NO. EIGHT.
This sheet also contains description Of the Fossils dsoov
cred in Rocky Mountains By the Yale College Expedition
Price single copies by mall 10 two for IS cents FOR 25 cents
Address THE TRIBUNE Nev.YorL
Sheets containing 50 Lectures and 100 kngayng
and Credit Mober Report TIE ubune Almanac for 50 cents
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
BANKING HOUSE OF FISK & HATCH.

BANKING HOUSE OF FISK " nAINH
No. 8 NASSAU-ST., NEW-1ORK, June II, lo'5.b
We recommend TO our friends and customers for
investment of surplus capital, or in exchange for
Government bonds the following Securities Of wel-
known character and established reputation viz.
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO SIX PER CENT BONDS
Principal and Interest payable in Gold Coin IN
York City; Interest payable May and No
vember1; issued in denominations Of 500, $780,
and 81 ,OO0 either Coupon Registered; price, SD
and accrued interest.
Also. THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO SEVEN PER
CENT BONDs-Principal and interest payable in gold
coin in New-York City; Interest payable January 1
and July 1. Bonds of $1,000 each, Coupon or Regis
tered, Price 90 and accrued interest.
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD is COM
peted and IN operation from Richmond to the ONO
River, 420 miles, at a cost, with the equipment ol
over S35 100000 and is doing large, profitable aAa
rapidly increasing business.
Pamphlets. containing full information concern
ing the Road and the country il traveTses, furnished
ON application.
We also deal IN GOVERNMENT BONDS, CENTRAL
AND WESTERN PACIFIC, and other iTst-claSs SecuIl'
ties receive deposits on which we allow four pen
cent interest, make collections, and do general
Ranking business. FISK * HATCH.
TEN PER CENT INVESTMENT. $1,000.
st present rate of gold, an investment OF SlOON
IN the
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
GOLD BONDS
of the VERMONT DIVISION Of the
PORTLAND AND OGDENSBURG RAILROAD Trunk LlNa
Yields an annual interest of SSS), and held 70 ma
turlty an annual rate OF
Ten PER CENT
Issued in denominations of $1,000, $500 and SlU1
and limited to $4,000 per mile.
Price for the present, 50 aud accrued interest ID
currency.
For sale or exchange for marketable securities
f. a. T. FAIRBANKS a Co., ST. JOhnsbury, ' Z,
FAIRBANKs N Co., 81 Broadway, New-iork'
FAIRBANKS, BROWN 4 Co., Milk-st, Boston,
HoWEs g. MACY Bankers, No. 80 Wall-st., New
York offer the same facilities 10 DeDositors aS IN
corporated Banks, and allow Interest on dahy o4r
ances Mt the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current IaIes
with immediate returns. o,
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds @N
&c, for Investors.
AUSTIN BALDWIN * Co,
Bankers No. "a Broadway,
Issue Letters of Credit on
CITY BANK OF LONDON,
AND
LHERBETTE. KANE & Co, PARIS
Travellers Letters Received and Forwarded
BONDS AT A BARGAIN.
MoNrCLAR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale ."
JAMEsoN SMITH & COTTING, IL BrOad-st
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
Glendinnng, DAVIS & AmorY's closing prices were

William Ward quotes stock privileges selling
for per cent cash bonus 30 days time, and 10
per cent bonus on 60 days, az points varying
from the market price of the securities named
"A follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

Art Science 6n1 Hsiof-lhe
Tribune AmAns TnhHne BIs Sheets conIAinlng:
fyudals Sit Lectures on igh
Lecture Brra No. 2-BeeeheTs Compulsory bdaeauon fe4f
Masters ofthe situation; Phipss Lost Ar Beossb There
God Mark Tva sandwich Island LetierA
Lectu EItrA No 5-llnstrate-Prot Wier Brain md Mind
Prof Bsr Chemical the Speoope Prof fOungs
Astronomical Conquests Prof icung Present hnoSge Of TIE San
4-Sir Shkespearean Stnies by John Weiss
seyen An Sues Academy Course PartJu Pilgrim Fathers
As Men Of Business; Bret IIares Argonauts Of "a
No. 5usTse1-Ihree Lectures BY ffo LOUIS
Eberg and Heang Voice and Speech AMI The Explanation
oMuea Harmouy; Bcn ShDa Deep Placer Mining 10 Cat
jfornis Dr. x The PaEt GodSin
True Science Prof T. L. Youmau on The Limits Seence
Lecture BIa No 6-BeecheTs Lectures for Minister'S
Thoughts MnsersThoughts upon Pnye-r'r Meeting a, Il
Is-h de, MsetngMuse 10 Churches society 10 the
Church-Ite Fingers Of The Church ,-,-,
Lecture Extra No. LBechers onel1ng Leetures Revv IN ne
tbub-RehOas Avail euinshOughs ReyivsA kslgons hI
penepce Also Morsyian Church" De schvenL Cred
Statements Thoms Starr King The Death Menace by DoNse
spdA History Of Sectarian Appropriations"
Ern-Credt MObier-EvdeDce aDf Reports
c3- With The Tribune Almanac by mul Or 80 cents
- ADD slIor rlers TRIBf NJ. NCwlOrk
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

TABLE OIL Average AMOUNT or LOanr So,et> O,r,to
ton Dcposts and Legai Tenders IN ne Br,,Ls 81 b.
ohy Of ReD York for ne Ueek ending Saturday Jans
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

BONDS AT A BARGAIN.
MoNrCLAR RAILWAY BONDs,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale al |"
JAMESON. SMITH q CorTING. IA Broad-st
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

Loans and Dis S217 l44DO Legal Ienders.... .tIIO
Specie .......... 19676OO Deposits. .2al00
Circulation. J2,tO0
The transactions at the Clearinghouse for the past
week compare as follows with those Of the previous
week:
Cearngs for the week ending June T. 1873 $3.50 s7 n
Clearngs for the week ending June Il, 1873. 490 3
balances for the week ending June 7.I873.. 2jr2T >
Balances for the week ending June Il, 1873 HSe6n a
The earnings of the st, Louis and Iron Mountain
Railroad Company for the month Of Nay were 1873,
$500 1872 Sls7625 40; increase S42G7i GO. From
JAM to May 81 1873 S96s965 43 1872, SS7sS8 Il;
increase, S9O,GSO o. The second mortgage bonds a
this Company have been placed upon the regulaI
bond list of the Stock Exchange.
The Erie Railway Company report weekly earn.
f5-D ell.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
THE MARKETS.
ICarelullY reported for rHs rEIBuSSI

The onoatons arc Cotton store ru.huS I'D F
nor, than half grade above be,os the arale Qao.ed
.ALEs gOR PREsKsr DkLIYERi r.,t
-' To-lay Sat ersnal Ie.aA
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
ROBERTS BROTHERS,

NILE OF THE TRIBUNE, complete for y
yesr will sold great iaeraee AadfssA liAn r. ~ ". ~
NIyGs Al Wade Cummings Grand Open House OIols L-
lust ISSUED. .,vo
y IN SEARCH OP THR CAsTAWAYs, ,
b. Jules sutho Of Twenty thousand Leagues Cnus, us
et etc illustrated Bngravings STo 10 be soh Df SUD
'eg9S 1RSTS TSy .STEB SIrTa '' IPPycoTT Co.. rs Bond
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
NORTF IJFE PORTRAYED.

IN ENLARGED EDITION OP tyhACb phLfInl 80
BIOGRAPHY ADpend contSinng Memoir o DIS iei }es A
Death and Of HE famous Can paign Speeches
TgR LAST PORTRAIT oF HtN RYIK PHlSHEDi Hib
THE SUssBR OF lo'l
The greaI Greeleys Autobiography, and eso t sope
record Of the wonderful iuecuAi eap
Western tour in the FreAuenuA VI
uagp Of Of edition Of e
the sOW Of hs he u ne enl
reprod1eng striking and suggestive Of bis many 1lbe ~
concluding With exhaustive ana
Admirable sus Of campaign, originally prepared by The Hon
James s. Pike srnted states Minister 70 The Hague Ihee vs.
besides pretty complete collection OF NJ bfeleI MISE
Writings including among Others bis famous controversy WIN hoNf'
Dale Owen OF Marriage aud Divorce . - -. e.,
- ,-;ee THE TRIBUNE Few-York
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17
Western Union Tel. III 10 below W 81 aDOVc'
Gold for 30 d. for 60I 10 III below 10 1t aDose'

wes,erh Union Tel. III 10 z below. 8 70 81 ABOVE
Gold, for sod for o01 TO u below l W II sOoEe'
The above rates imply nrstolass names
The London quotations for Consols are steady to-
day United States bonds being firm, and Erie strong
at 50} Money is below the bank rate six per cent,
the Bank OF England making gain OF E2l2OOO, as
the result of the days business. This had no eiect
on tho gold speculation which was quite active and
disposed to rmness during part OF the afternoon
a result of the natural TeactiOnary tendency after
the sharp decline of Saturday. The first sale was at
1lGt from which the price declined to ll6 ana theh
stiened up to l6I perhaps Oh some short purchases
and the frmness of sterling. Since noon the prlce
has declined to 1l6 and still later to 1l5f@l5b with
afternoon business at l15I0ll6. On gold loans the
rates wore 2, /, and per cent paid Tor having
balances carried over TO fiat on the borrowing sue
The Assistant Treasurer paid out S$J9OO IN re-
demption of Five-Twenties called, and S5O'OOo IN
disbursement of coin interest on the public deot'
The operations at the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows: Gold cleared, 15,115OO0; gold balances
S5,7f4633; currency balances $G7h,S19. Inc tol-
lowing were the quotations for gold:
1000. .I1Gt 11:3O ..1l64 100. ...l16i 1880
lO3Oil6f 1900. 116f l3O.. 1854 800. .u5lUll5f
HOO. ..I6! 1890. ..l16t 2OO.....ll6t
The days business at the United States Sub
Treasury was as follows:
Gold recepts t9g7O11 62 Curcy paym'ts t5s2 8i5 60
Gold payments 5Os82i 81 Curcy balance t23 65,87l 10
Gold balance ..t3, 234 81 Custons"... SIJ'VO U"
Currency repts 4N2B 62
Foreign exchange was dull but an eighth higher on
60 days, and unchanged as to sight We annex Off
cial quotations: r.....,,
New-York tribune., 1873-06-17

AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co,
Bankers, No. "a Broadway,
Issue Letters of Credit on
CITY BANK OF LONDON,
LHERBETTE KANE & Co, PARIS
Travellers Letters Received and Forwarded.