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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Considerable nOt0riety was given to the sale a
the party-begun hotel situated on the Fifth ave-
nue. piazza, between Fifty eighth and Fifty
streets which was to have been sold yesterday ut
the Exchange by Mr.. r. V. Harnett. Notwith-
standing the extremely hot weather large as
semblage congregated to witness the sale. As the
auctiOneer mounted the stand to dispose OF the
property he was served with an Injunction from
the United States District Court restraining him
from selling the same consequently the proceed
ings had to be stopped, and the sale was meanwhile
postponed until the 22d instant. The annexed
sales, however, were held pursuant 70 advertise
ment:-
sr JAMES n. MILLER Cw; y Leenard referee,
tween I'd and Sd avs sa5xssio 500
Executors saleO
ssS1y # hGss1 nnS lSt & kast ssth st. M IT $50,
CChnries A. jackson, reieree,l
sstory b. house and lot n OF I'D St, 1904 IT. w. ~
story bs house and lot W s. Of av iooii
by u lUgan SOW AND co. duke Lockwood
lot II. c. corner 10th av. and SD st 25xlU aOOp
lot 10th av., 20 IT, n of CID ST.. 25xiW 2uW
story bk tenement house and lot, No. As Eldrldge
st. G. s., lbs It, of Hester ST., 262xs75
sales were hold yesterday by A. J. Dicecker Sou
los acres, belonging to Norton, OF Post ONCE noto
riety disposed OF for the benefit or the United
states government under the trusteeshlp OF Gene
raj =. II. Jones' tue late Postmaster. Mr.. Jere.
Johnson, Jr., held large sale at Far ROckaway, OF
which we shall give particulars tomorrow, as well
as of the Planfeld estate Tomorrow Mr.. john
son sells large plot OF land at Wiiamsbrtdge.
At private sale Messrs. L. Friedman and g. Lis
penassc report having disposed OF four lots and
street, 375 feet east OF the Boulevard, each lot
25x1OO, for $4,000.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, July IS, 1873
bales EspsI.siS Great Britain, s44s; coastwse, 49,
Sales, 100. Stock, 1880
cotton-Demand fair middiings i5Ss low middings,
nen mem o. Sales TO- last evening, 90 stock sSsss
Cotton dull; mddlings lsxc Net receipts Il bales.
Exports coastwise, 400. Sales, 100 Stock, isiso.
SAVANNAH, July Is, 1873
Cotton-Msrket bare of stock; middinss Is4e Net
receipts $50 bales Exports coastwise, 49, sales, A.
st Ssfs '1 sss %S'sss y ss receipts bales
q Ct nsS qas g. sd
S% s alp N snS v 4s s esay for
Flour firm and in fair demand %hss, sassSeeS g.
: White schssn
;s sS's ,;ss ass Z; IA
$ 1RGs 'se sfsds % s.ssSy q
FS ss III sa sS s', assu' sssss1 g
K SSs.ts1 f0f os SSrP &
dS corn and a. sS1 do .na 0a'he
Flour steady: sales Of 2loo Osls for w So
sss 4 cSIs Ia ss:Ssi %a:
r. V e % one 0s Go.n ~ .. 9 ss sals o.
SSSc; "a gS, s steady ;hsTs So
bsaa corn an per ION New York lumber
s. rs 70 the Hudson - Is to New York. Railroad
reighb-flour TO philadephia 6vc. !; TO Boston pc. !
44 0 feet OF lumber shipments by canalo 0o bushels
wheat 500 do peas l,l9O,0O0 feet Of lumber
BUFFALO, July IA, 1873.
Lake and rail imports for the last twenty hours
Flour 67l0 bbls wheat l6 900 bushels; corn 20 25o DO
Canal shipments-wheat 14628 bushels; corn 50 s5S do
Rail exports-Wheat, 44T bushels; corn, 3SA do oats
enc flour quiet Western Spring es5ss y; bas s
Wheat Arm, with an upward tendency sales Of 3QoI
bushels No. Milwaukee Spring at 81 al 100 do. white
Canada ~ u u; go do seeoosS>n Spring op private
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terms Suo,ed Duluth No. I Spring at 81 q; Mn-
Cbiesye NO NO. Spring a. ~ DO Spring. 81
Tss s, sScInigas Corn aS . sales Of
Ms%; Su SsI De- per SIMPLE q aac Oats dull sale
%ws UIsne's sS a. o Hhs oO do at ssc 100 DO
nominal q 7;c .Sc Barley malt quiet prime Winter
hed at 9oc balance Of articles unchanged.
CHICAGO July IL. 1878
Flour quiet and UNCHANGED: sales OF extra Spring at
q % - 90 Wheat active and higher sales OF No /
spring st - HTh; No. do, 81 lsh, spot or seller
July 81 l4S u 4x seller August 81 O9< seller Sc
tembsf; rejected sc ssc Corn sssdy al ss.c Tor No
S9kc: seller September Oats steady for cash fair de-
mand but q lower rates for futures; sales Of No at
2Skc. spot 27<c seller August rejected 25.c DC Rye
dun and Dropping a. sc for No harley quiet and
quiet Pork nominally lower; quoted at si5 s7ISc.
SIS 20 spot seller August SIS seller september Lard
meats steady and gnchanged no sales Sacon quiet and
Freishts~Corn. to Buffalo. &C. ReceptsIsoo bills
-four 5000 bushels wheat 1876 900 do corn 10000 do
bushels wheat $4,000 do corn aud lag 600 do. oats
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oUTRAaEs BY HoBoKEN POLICEMEN.

at is hard to be treated in this way In strange
place." exclaimed midde-aged man In Newark
street, Hoboken, on Sunday night, as he passed
towards the ferry. few gentlemen travelling
homeward heard the loud murmur and wondered
what IL referred to. The stranger mad been visit
ing his brother-inlaw, Mr.. Daniel Sullivan, in Ho-
boken, and the latter wac about to leave him at the
ferry when three rowdies, probably bent on plum
der, rushed from q spot near Nick's Hotel and
dashed his bead with a cane, smashing his hat. A
cry OF police was raised, and, after much persua-
sion, Officer Ford was induced to take the rowdies
to the police station. Sergeant Ringe was on duty
there, and. when he heard the complaint. he said
to the rowoies :-"Apologze TO this man.
(the complainant), and That will do" He would
not lock them up and they were let 60. inc
stranger and his brother-in-law then requested
friend to see them to the ferry, lest they might be
attacked second time As they passed the same
spot (that being the orly route 70 the ferry, the
same discharged men rushed out and struck Sulii-
van and one Of tnem let ny lager Deer glass,
which innicteda frghtful cash on the strange,sss
eyebrow. 0fleers Ford and Jacobns again arrested
the three men and brought them before Sergeanns
Rlnge. Rlnge told the stranger that oeioIe n9
could prefer charges against the accused IL Wou,u
be necessary for himself ttne stranger To- stop ~
the man demnrred, and SECOND time
the three rowdies were discharged. IA oIue. "
sscern wnetner s p"ice "Reminiscences. cAargea
weie preferred against she Sergeant ana = meet
ing was called on Monday evening. Az Sno same
TO be made against another policeman, he haying
taken money from prisoner VINO nov, was netnS re-
ssmSIa~e of the commissioners had arrived an
immense gang OF politicians lined the steps Of tho
that thew mad nxedr things, and that their friendA
would come out all right. There not being . rllt
me- aTs Mss s
| what action the Commissioners Will take. Mayor
| McC;avish seeing the grave nature OF the accusa-
| lions. has called SPECIAL meeting thus sseaAus'
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MABkEr-Lokpor July lt-l2:snP M
4H.
LONDON Jnly 49, P M.-Erie Railway shares, Az
LONDON, July 1873 P M,-Erie Railway shares, An
LONDON, July 1916 M--United states dvetwenty
bonds, 1878 93k. Erie Railway shares, I'M
PARis BoURsx-PARIs. July lb-P. M-Rcntcs, b6f Zoe.
LIvxRPOOL COTTON MARKKT-LIvERPOOL, July lo-5 r.
MoOf tho sales to-day 6OD bales we're American. Sales
OF cotton shipped from Savannah Charleston, not
B. seSw "a low h,ndaiinss ,dsyerab! in segtember Ct
Mdddiing nplan,ds. SD middlna Orleans. 3d. Sales
Sales Of cotton shipped from Savannah or Chareston
deliverable Julv ut sgd and from the same ports
deliverable August and september, at SID.
TRADE AT MANcuEsrKR -LIvERPooI. July l5.-Thc mar
ket yarns and fabrics Manchester IL dull but
QuOably lower.
u MThe receipts of wheat for the past three days
have been N,0O quarters including 2O,WO American
The receipts Of corn for ne past three days have oeen
nrm, Wheat lis Cd ais lid per Genital tor average
California white; l2s 3D., la Cd; for club do. lis
lis 3D. for red Western Spring and lbs for red Winter
Flour us Cd zs Cd per bbf for Western Canal Peas
3Ss. 3D. per quarter for Canadian
LIvERP0oL PROVISIONS MARKEr-LIvERPoOL, July 10
ESQ r. MCheese. 59s per cwt for the best grades oil
American fine.
LONDON rROpUcK MARKKr-LONDON, July l6-Even
ing.-Consmon rOsin, 81. Cd per cwt
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SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT IN HoBoKEH.

The annual Commencement exercises Of the
Children OF st. Marys School took place In that
building on Monday evening. The programme con-
sisted of music, dramatic performance entitled
1.-THE Choice" recitations and distribution OF
prizes. Throughout the proceedings the hall was
denseIy crowded by freuds OF pupils. The gold
medal for superior success was awarded to Miss A.
Clark and the silver medal to Master John Han
any. Misses M. T. Curtin, @. Days. b. Ryan, +.
Welsh, NJ. Kirwan, NJ Ryan, f. Ryan, Maggie Ryan,
NJ. Manner and A. Clark took part In the exercises.
entertainment, which, owing to the good taste and
energetic labors OF the Sisters OF Charity, proved
a rked and well-merited success.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
A STRONG MARKET.
Prices Generally En-
couraging.
"A Report from Pacific
Mail.
THE EXHIBIT OF THE COMPANY.
Excitement Among Bulls and
Bears.
MONEY EASY AND GOLD FIRM.
A GOOD SUMMER BUSINESS.
MONEY EASY AND GOLD FIRM.
WALL STREET,

10 WALL STREET, !
TUESDAY. July 16-6 M.
Tho total exports OF produce from this port for
tho week ending to-day amounted to $5,427, 800,
mixed values. The exports for the corresponding
period OF last year were S. 965 3d. and $4,000 22s
In 1871. The total exports since January /, this
year, amount to $l4s,60l0ll, against Sis oss AIT
last year and 1922, O94, 324 in 1871.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The following are the latest quotations Con
soils for money, s2}s y 92h consos for account,
92h 92x; flve-twenty bonds of 1856. old, 93x !;
fve-twenty bonds of 1867, 93k q es,<; ten-forty
bonds. COX; new nves COX Erie Railway shares,
AK Az; Illinois Central Railway shares, SO IS ;
new French loan, OK per cent premium.
Prices generally are recorded as unchanged with
American securities dull To-day was ticket day
and tomorrow is settling day at the Exchange.
The rate Of discount on three months bills in open
market was y per cent below the bank rate. The
amount Of bullion that went into bank to-day on
balances was s24,ooO. Rentes In Paris were weak
and lower. calling for only 1920.
THE MONEY MARKET.
The call loan market was as usual, well supplied,
rates ranging at an average OF 4 per cent.
Prime discounts were unchanged commanding
8 and per cent Banks and brokers
alike are pressing loans upon the market,
but money Is so plentiful that 1t goes
a-beggng on limited market. The foreign ex-
changes were duh, and the leading bankers re-
duced their asking rates to 1895 for sixty days
sterling and 11oE for sight Actual business was
At 1921 1925 for long sterling and 110H 11o,s
for sight, according to the standing OF the drawer.
GOLD FIRM.
Gold exhibited considerable activity, prices re-
manning firm in response 10 natural causes and
being likewise responsive to the fact that $780, 900
of Amer i,an and 800 600 of English coin wouid IN
shipped Tomorrow The surroundings indicate
that the market Is not weakening The tone is
strong, and, viewed from commercial standpoint,
means vantage.ground that Is solid and substan-
.tiai The fluctuations of the market are recorded
IN tho following table =
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MEETING OF THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE

The meeting Of the Produce Exchange, held yes
terday afternoon, to consider the proposit on to
appropriate 100000 Of the surplus fund as divi-
dend to be apportioned equally among those hold
ing certificates of membership, was largely at
tended. Mr.. Franklin Edison, President OF the Ex-
change, presided. Mr.. Hustled proposed resolu-
ton to the eject that the Building or Surplus
Fund with the interest accruing thereon, be
allowed to accumulate to meet the future wants OF
the Exchange, and that this be considered Its
settled policy. Upon this resolution long debate
ensued, Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Kemp speaking strongly
in favor Of the resolution, which was carried by an
overwhelming majority.
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FIRST BALE OF NEW CROP COTTON.

The first bale of cotton of this years crop was sold
yesterday In front Of the Cotton Exchange and realized
36c. per Id. This was of fancy price, the
trnsc value OF being only equiv alen to that
OF good ordinary. The cotton was grown IN Cameron
county Texas. ~ NJ J. Hynes, and shipIed from
Guttman. comm sson merchants, OF this city Messrs
O. Arnold CO., Manufacturers at North Adams Mass,
tho purchasers through Messrs. L. N Freeman &
Co, their brokers in this CITY
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
were steady at the following quotations, the
natural activity being limited by the want
of material for use:-United States cur
rency skies, 114x q 114N; do. do 1881,
registered, lis 1lsx; do. do. do, coupon,
11ox q 119X; do. nve-twenties, registered, May
and November, 11eH III; do. do. 1852 coupon,
do. lit 117K; do. do. 1864. 40. do, 117ka n7h;
do. do. 1886, do. do, 11sh 11sx; do. do. 1867,
registered, January and July, 11eX 1l7K; do. do
1885, coupon, do, HEX NIX; do. do. 1867 do. d.
11sk . 11sx; do. do, 1868, 10. do, lis 11sk;
do. ten-forties, registered. l14A IFS; do. do
coupon 114x 115; do. ives Of 1881, coupon,
115K 116k.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
These are quoted without change according to
the annexed list Tennessee ex coupon, sok 81 I;
do, new, so sox; Virginia. ex coupon. A a.;
do. slxes consolidated bonds, sax SAX; do. skies,
deferred scrip, 1ok a 1oK; Georgia sixes u . 10;
do. sevens, SO 81; North Carolina, ex coupon, q
27K; do, funding. 1866, 10 IS; do, do, 1858, Is
10; do, new, 16 10; d. special tax, Is "A; Mis-
souri, skies, 93k "a; do, Hannibal and st. Jo-
seph, 90 92H; Louisiana skies, As S.;
South Carolina skies, new, January and July, Is q
Is; do. do, April and october, 20 %; Arkansas
skies, funded, IS 40.
THE STOCK MARKET.
It IL apparent from the condition Of the STOCK
market, 80 unusually strong at this season OF the
year, 80 promptly responsive to influences at q
time when operators are ordinarily in q state OF
dejectedness and perspration, that some power is
at work to maintain the strength that was as
sumed about the LIST Of July, and 1t has not since
been lost. The whole range Of stocks shows an
advance, and to-day is upward to re-
markable degree. The ''bear' says 1t Is only "a
brokers' markets. consumption of local capital,
q sort OF "dog eat dog arrangement, species OF
tysde IN which stocks change hands With akind o.
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Flour Strong - Wheat Higher - Corn
Firmer-Oats Quiet-spot Cotton Nomi-
nal-"Fatures'' Quiet-Groccries With
out Important Change.
TUESDAY, July 1876 p. NJ.
There was little freer movement of merchan-
disc to-day, and in some departments better feel
ing obtained. Breadstuns continued in demand
and the markets were nrmer. Flour was in good re-
quest but the nrmness OF holders checked sales to
some extent. Wheat was likewise frmer with a
good demand, but the extreme views OF holders
OF prime Spring-the only kind wanted to any ex.
tent-checked transactions. The confidence Of
buyers was manifest in purchases for forward dc.
livery at higher prices than were asked yesterday.
Corn was likewise In good request and frmer.
Oats quiet. whiskey was nrm. Pork was hrmer
and lard was easer-neither being active. Cotton
tinued to move slowly.
AsHxs.-Receips for the past three days 81 packages
The market was steady under fair jobbing demand
Pots quoted at SS25.
BUILDING MATBRALs.-The market for brick continued
without noteworthy change. The demand fair and
prices steady previously quoted. Lime sold to fair
extent at 81 10 for Rockland and 81 GO for do
lump Cement quiet Rosn dun, quoted at 81 rs
Laths only in light request but quoted steady at
s2s for Eastern Other materials not above
nothing Of importance tanspiIsa and Y' Prices We're
M o Sss s r and
'0 coSrs%4Tns transaction. in american insot
CorrEE.-The market remained very firm at the late
Improvement Rio coffee and, with continued fair
demand, further sales were made of 1881 bags per
CuDa and 1885 bags per Msdaipad private terms The
stock of Rio and Santos coffee Is summed up
By Messrs William scott a Co. As ,ioIIows:-
Sel7; New York SOL; total 1885, 9s. We quote Rio,
ordinary oargoes, HAc. 1904 fair cargoes, lssc
isHs: sSIe%ss range sSi lots, i7Ks IsHs gold
SIC. . &c. do grass mats, 22c &c. Singapore,
do, lsc isc oeylon, lsc oc Marscaibo igc 2oc
i7c. PORTO Rico iSc is,sc Costa Rca isss
Manila Is{c. l9c Angostura, l5kc. a f9hc. Sava-
nills, Is is'lc Curacao is'sc' alsc' goid 50 80
Corros-The mvrket for spot cotton was without quot
able change any PARTICULAR prices remained wholly
nominal Some OF me sales below reported were made
1t prices considerably under quotations Mixed lots es
pecially unsaeable except at marked reduction
"A rafas VIII are az foil
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The quotations based COTTON m Store running
| quality than hall grade above or below the
arade nuoted. The sale were
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The receipts from internal revenue amounted to
$156061. The receipts from customs were
$491 900. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day
42s0oOO ON account Of interest and $4,000 in re-
demption of 1ve-twenty bonds. The customs re-
ceipts for the week ending July were 81, 125, 600
for the whole United States. The imports of specie
for the week have been $2o,1s7 in gold. The GUS
toms receipts from the under called ports for the
week ending July were as foHows:-Boston.
$1ea, 40; BALTIMORE, $1,Oo5; New York, $ssl,77o;
Philadelphia, $11.403. Announcement is made by
the syndicate that they have sold 900 Of the
Ave-twenty bonds.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Business IN this department was not especially
active, but satisfactory. The process Of invest
ment goes on steadily and prices are well main
tanned. The following are the quotations as
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The rates paid Tor carrying were 4, So, and
per cent, and nat Tor borrowing.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The following were the balances in the Treasury
at the close Of business to-day
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T DAMS ON LIFE INSURANCE. POxlrCIEs AND
Llberu street. up Uatra
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T HAVE $500 TO $4,000 CASH TO BUY y1RsT
i Mortgage on city property will buy q good tene-
ment property principals hayng other will ate full
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once rear room OF Richardson & NcEnery e
Law ONCE. For particulars address him,
cars Of Rishsrd-on e NeSnary. Mearea. Ia
August G. 1870