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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-03
Coleman Benedlcts closing quotations at 4 .. m
were;

The gold market displayed nothing nnusuai 10
day. and no special feature was noticed, the chqueS
for the time being turning their attention m some
other direction, and permitting the market 10 run
without any remarkable manipulation. The hrst
price was 1l7l from which 1t sunk TO l16s, reactihR
70 ll7I at noon Here it became bruited about that
new legal tenders were TO be issued, and mp went
the prce 10 l7. the business Of the afternoon beng
not far from 117I, and the closing price beng that
figure Nobody dOnbts that from eight to ten NIL
lions of greenbacks at the Sub-Ireasury here'
bnt az they were sent here long time ago to meet
any sudden emergency that might arise, they
have until now attracted no attention.
Ultimately authority may be given 10 Mr. Hlllhonse
TO issue this currency and Judging from the tenor OF
conversation among the friends of the Administers
ton speedy order would not be source Of SURPRISE
The Department is likely in good deal OF STRAIT
having dsbursed during March $17,l00O0O exclusive
of interest or principal Of public debt. The rates
paid. to-day for carrying were 49, Z, 8, 8t4, ana
per cent to fat The Abyssinia sailed with S24O,&O
in silver bars The Treasury will sell SlOO0OO gold
tomorrow The Assistant Treasurer redeemed 500
in called bonds and paid out 22 900 in coin interest.
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
was as follows Gold cleared, Ss3,45S,O0O; gold
balances Sl,545.400: currency balances, S2,5JJllo
Tho follow1po tbe limitations
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ART AT THE L0TOS.

The unusual excellence and variety OF the
artistic exhibition at the Loos Club on MONDAY 'aS'
deserve more than passing notice. The WORKS ny oo
temporaneous NewYork artists were characteristic ana
attractive and the contributions from the private col
lectons Of the members were of rank rarely seen AZ
club receptions. The picture of Venice, by Iufner'
ehoh occupied the place of honor on the cast
wall was one Of the most satisfactory WORKS Oh
,his artist which have ever been seen In this
country The in the catalogue stating that IL was
authenticated. entirely supernuons III IL picture
which could not possibly have been paih'eu ny any
other than the master whose name II bears Everything
is Turneresoue IN it, The wonderful floor of the sea
over which the eondolas and barges are gliding wher
ever their color is needed the hazy air gorned oy
rosy tince that makes the architectural marbles still
winter; and more than all, that marvellous SKY OF
cumuius clouds. where IL you scruuniIe the canvas
yon see great daubs Of white color plasterea
thckly on IT, H. impatient with the brush the painter
had serapea his palette witha spatua and succeed the
surface with of paintwhoh, seen at the proper
distance becomes perfect heaven Of olouds-ah these
things mark the work rs that OF the most passonate
original artist OF the age. Its pleasing picture OF
itself also 1t lacks Of the more giarlng eecen
tricty Of Turner'S latest work. 1t Is not singular ID
drawing or lond in color. It's only iSht IL
the fault which Turner proudly called "my fault that
Of ndistinctRess The owner Is to De congraVua'eu
upon his possession the Club to be thanked Tor nav
ing given our pubic sight Of It. Among the other
foreign pctures the Lady Ashton" OF Firth is nopce
able piece of character awng; the Landscape ana
Sheep by Rosa Bonheur - pleasing pastoral AS W
markable picture at Any is an Academic 0'uuS W
Gustave Courbet OF the back of sleeping "oinai-
painted with incredible force and energy as coarse ana
lavless as the grotesQue Communist who drew H.
Our own artists do Lag behind in this exhioilon
Mrs Murray has Of her most successful sKetcheS
called a Spanish Wooing." sarony exhibits Two OF
three strong and graceful portraits, one OF MISS MOTIFS
in Alike one Of Miss Davenport and one of Mr. Fecher
Mr. Matt Morgan, better known as caricaturlst nae
here charming little seaside study il watereoors
Mr. Tfany's New London" and q" on the Cornehe "
were deservedy admired. Mr. Swain Clifford had
boldly-painted Gibraltar and a picturesque group
of Nile Boats" An excellent Kensett recalled
our recent loss, and fine aud delicate Wyant
showed what compensaons the future bas IN store Tor
us Bricher had of his lively. comhing surf beaches
aud Bispham a lordy-looking Stag, which divided the
attention OF 5Oophsts with a superb Tiger by George
Butler Mr. Walter satterlee, who is growing more and
more pOeca in his art has airy aud fantastic bit OF
sentiment called Teaching the Birds to Sing.
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The Mesns. Fairbanks report large sales Of the

The Mesus. Fairbanks report large sales Of the
bonds Of the Vermont Division Of the Portland and
Ogdensburg Railroad. The fact that the ROAD IA be
ing built at less than the original estimate and that
the line il 80 nearly completed, seems to give 10
these New England securities great popularity
among those who seek hoBie investments
The Philadelphia stock market IL heavy Penn
syvania Skies, lOS; Philadelphia and Enc Railroad
25i Reading Railroad 57l; Pennsylvania Railroad,
So Gold. III.
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A LIBRARY FOR THIRTY (sO) CENTS.
LITERATURE. ART. SCIENCE, AND HISTORY.

FVt TRIBUNE EItTa Sheets, containing;
LECTURE EXTRA NO I.Tyndals six LECTURES on LIGHT.
LECTURE EXTRA, no 1.-Beeebers COMPULSORY EDUCA-
ZION Feldss MASTERS or THE SITUATION; Phillips LOST
ARTS BelOws's Is THERE GODl Marx TWAISs SANDWICH
LECTURE EXTRA 80 3.-Prof wliers BRAIN AND MIND
Prof Bakers CHEMICAL DISCOVERIES OF THE SPkCTRO-
SCOpE. Prof Youngs ASTRONOMICAL CONQuESrSi Prof
Yolugs PRESENT KNOWLEDGE or THE sun.
LECTURE EXTRA, 80 4.-SI SHAKkSPEARKAE STUDIES,
John ARr STUDIES Nauona Academy Course; Par
PILGRIM FATHERS IS MEN OF BUSINESS Bret Hartes
ARGOSAUTS OF AZ
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THE COMPLETION

of the HOUsTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILROAD vas
accomplished on the 18th instant, thus forming
through route by rail from Galveston to New-fork.
The negotiation of the 100000 1st MOI age
per cent GOLD BONDS is nearly closed. less than
$4,000 remaining, which can be had at 90 and IN
terest in currency. of
JOHN J. CISCO e. Son, 50 Wall-st.
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And the following for city bank stocks ;

There was a well distributed business in railroad
bonds The Pacific mortgages were lower. and
closed as follows: Central lG2lal0S; Union First,
s.! TO SGT Land Grant, 74s to 74s and Income - TO
IS Boston, Hartford and Erie First sold at Ss. The
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CAIRO AND FULTON RAILROAD Co.'S FIRST MORT
GAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT Bonds for sale at
90 and accrued interest Only limited number
unsold The Road rapidly approaching completion.
The Bonds are THE ONLY LIEN upon ROAD BQUp-
MEST, 400 ACRES LAND and all other properly
of the COMPANY The land sales average over -
Der acre Ii. G.. MARoUASD. No. 40 Broadway.
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The DAVIS business at the U. 8. Sub-Treasury
was;
Gold receipts. ST. l,7ss As Currency pay .
Gold navI,,ents II35'lss OF ments sI57l5e Ia
Gold balance 70 Curcy balance 5,I6O64 03
Currency rents 53347 81 Cand gold certs $4,000 90
Customs. 229,OO0 90
Foreign exchange has been completely demoral-
led and shows no immediate signs of recuperation
The nominal rates are given below, but we hear OF
sterling selling fully one per cent or more belo"
them. This seems almost unnatural, but we are
assured that il is the less true though it Will
hardly serve az criterion to the present mar
ket. The quotations are:
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Trains leave kework from foot Of DebTosses and torandst
folOwsi
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South with Pull
Palace Cars attached $50 and $3.50 Sunday
6:SOp
Washington and the South at H. Sun
Express for Phia 900 m, 1880 IA s. $780, m
y night sunday g. s:3o and $500 D.
POI Phls.. via KensingtOn, At O.. aud m.
Emgrant and second class. 7il5 D. m.
Newark Gu T. 7iO Gl0 g. TO- II, ll0 H. q 1880
$40 20 4O 400 5lO $40 5:3 $50 G:lO, ESQ., T. $780, eO
q no. 1850, " p SUNDAY 800, 6. 8:l0 aud y. N.
Elizabeth go 1:iD g. B:i0 q 10 H. lli0 IL 1880
$780, 1870, $40 4:lU $3.50 $50 $50 $50 g. lQ, 61 $50,
8lO. no. ll:J0 " p, IN Sunday $50 9, aud 8;lO IN
Railway $50 Gl0 $50 and ~ u J. 1880 3,
lU $780, geo $50 $50 o. $50 100 $50 10 and IL
night. SUNDAY, s:2u. and 600 m.
Woodbridge Perth Amboy and 10 1880, $40 49,
aud $50 10.
" night Sunday, D. and pm
For Eas Milktone. q u noon. $40 and $50 m.
For LAM eTtyile and Remington . a. M and /.
For PhIipsburg and BeYdcre, aud m.
Bodentosn, Burlington, aud Camden and $50
1880. 2 J. $40 l. and y,
FOR Freehold, T. 3 q. 2 and p
Jsmeshufg, PtmberOn Camden. o a. m, J:iO N.
iol0Ss From Pittsburgh, ESQ, i01
O;l4 and 6J D. daily, Monday Prom Washing
ton and Bsim0re 43i lO:2 m. Suuday
Phisdelpba sal $50 l0 O4 la 2l4 J:5i 64 8:lJ p.
IN SUNDAY. S2l $3.50 llOi Ma
Ticket Omces SO 2Il 90 Boalway No. House
Couandt kmigran Ticket
Battery place. d. NJ BOYD, j., Gen. Pass AgeuL
j. CASSATT Gen. Manager
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i ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS, TO
THE OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT or PENN. Trains
xiI leave Desbrosses and CoulandtsL fernes;
$3.50 krs kIpress DAILY except sunday with Pullman Palace
Car through from Hewiork Oh CITY. Afne Suhbuy ESQ
Winsmspor s; Loeb Haven 1885, Remove lo lTyiason,
5U8 CORY Enc 7j Connects lrVinet0n and Corr
With aBl AegheBy River H. H. for tho OIL Region Ene
With Lake Shore T. H. for all points West
80 d "a Ere Mail tialYl. with Pullman Palace from
Phlalelphl 10 Ere Arrive sunbup Gl5i Wilamspor BIO,
Lock Haven Remove III lnstOb 3lOi Coru G0; Ere.
;55 ~ lryineou and Cory with on Creek aud Allie
H. o the OIL Region Ene with Lake Shore H. for
w. A. BALDWIN General Superintendent
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~ TYR ARRANGEMENT taking effect Dec p ls2Pa.snger
For New.Durham and haywood, l. 9:lo, 1850 m H'o $40
Pcr Hsekent Paterson Hawthorne Midland Park woren-
DYKE $40 1879 M J. SO ~ 90 ll'io p m a.,
Riverside :, 1880 a. M l. 80, $50, 6;2n li;O p
For Wycsod Pompon, and Moner Junction. l. sn 1870 M
Por Csmpgsv oaklspd BOomngdAc West BIOOminea
Pcr smith. MI; Ghaoebarsb Stockholm suuOwu Ogden,
'' Fcr '3 SS 1afd Ffsasn aSais Dscleo~n Un,
Town johnson, Slate fill, Mdiieiown and Boounghugh a.
For Pine Bush wg,.boro Pa.bugb Monticello Liberty Pals
AZ RE srSfh Liberty Falls at sss Las
p m Yves, Bioominedse n. 2 wOrteni,Ie
6:25 ~ l13 m &6 4e5 t:Ss 1889 p M Paterson '''
ARRIVING in SEw.YoRK at G5S sO 1890 a. IaSO $40
a9ST ut S!visoSTniD' leave Se.Yo foot cOrland'
For Mons,r POmpOn and intermediate stations $40 an $50 and
Fof sopar and intermediate stations $40 $50 and 6:2o
os not run teyond Mdeiown beyond Hawthorne.
docs not run 0''o0' & W DOUGLAS Superintendent
VIZ H. WEED General Ticket
NETWORK. NEW HAVEN, AND HART
FORD CSam aI MSRGn m
Passenger SewYok GRIND Central Depot Entrance Oh
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
Boston Express Springfield al s5 &G and 800 p m, wa
sSrs Ss "a 49, nd SYSS 10 slS Sse Is Ms SsT .as
the 9O5 Montreal The SOS and R:2 to Norwich
ton and H. NJ end Railroad ss.layeu and Honsaon Rail
road a Bridgeport The SO CO., and 600 p 70 S .D %
DsBDury and Sorwah Railroad at So. Norsslk. 49, 49,
p s e. s ss sSs El ~ 9' ~ ''
SnSsspSH %s 80 o. SI.sI No re Sos p No. sIp
stops New Rochelle aud Port Chester and the e Express a!
sunday Boston Nal Trains At c p m Springfield p
DrSHr cars on Day BIpre,. ssepngcn Nigh, BI
Tickets can be purchased At Ticket oace Company
Depot Offices Of the n Y Transfer Co. s4BroadsA n w.
and No Coust Brooklyn; who will also check baggage from resi-
Por further information particulars posters hotel. and depot
r. Stunt n. Y A n H.
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JOHN J. CISCO 81 Son, 50 Wal-s'

THE CONSOLIDATED 30 YEARS PR CENT GoLD
BONDS of the ST. LOUIS AND SoUTH-EAsTERS RAIL
WAY Co, issued upon completed trunk line earn
ing more than enough TO pay interest and operating
expenses sold by WNsLOw & Wilson,
40 Wilham-st
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
somer,e with Soath r. Hampton Juacion With
the Delaware Lsekivanna and Western Railroads at Phpsbug WIN
The LeEh and SusqpehAnns Division and katton win me ee
Valley Railroad and connections forming direct line to Pittsburgh
pd The West wou, change Of also to Central Penosaa ao
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THB WEST.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dee rs, lg12-i.eave New.York follows.
ia m-Way Train ior Somerulle.
Femiugon Raston Bethlehem, Bath, hanch Chunk
Wiesbare Ptou Mahnoy City Mt Carmel aIleton, Tankhan
TowandA With through Wilampoft Dan
vile, Connects at Junction with Del. Laek West r.
m.MoRSIss BxPKKss daily teIcept sundsysi for kaon
kaston Mupeh Chunk Wkebarre Scranton To
wanda, WAyerley.
lO:Is a m-Wav Train for Somervlle
IL m.-Wa Train for Somerylle. 49, .
Pennington Easton, Bath Allentown bauch Chunh
Mahanoy City, HsIeton Wesbare Scranton Reading Columbia,
Lancaster, Bphrata. Potuytle. Harrisburg nc
29Op. m.-For EastOn. Bethlehem and Alentown.
3f3 y. m.-POr Plainheld.
mPor EAston Allentown, ani Msuh CHUNK Connects ~
Juno on Ui Del, Lack. and West " x
m-Por SOmerVille and Pennington
500 p. m.-For Someryle.
::l3 ,. u.--For Panheld - An,
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh, Chicago and CbneBnau
$500 and b:i5 p. m.-Ror Somervile
7:30p. ~ (Rmignnt)-For Elston.
and n 100 m-For Plaindrh
For Rtah.h al 600 6lO 100 49, 800 86 $500 $500 1913
ll;OO II:s5 m; 2:s1 loo g:o0 GO 800 33 J;t3
l:OO ans 4t5 5l5 $50 5i5 $780, 60 s5, 1;i', 1880
Tsst, r The West can the once Of the Genital Rail
road Of Eev Jersey Lbe Newior and at the principal
'0'''' NV r. T. KICKER, Superintendent aui Bngr.
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SOW ResGY
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873
II nd gIOGRAPII Of BOkACE

LEY; asO
Unte than usually full Statistics Of
Railroads Unei Statistics Of Commerce and Mauuiso
Cotton Wooden Goods 1871 Foreign
United states and Great Britain complete state
ent Pablo United States United states Govern
Neut Clnet Supreme Ministers Foregu Courts &c.
Fortyecon1 Congress politically CLASSIFIED; FoTybrd CGnes
select Of Senate and House
Representative; States Of the Union Populations Cspta Governors,
Time O holding Eeetlcns a1d meeting 81 Legs aufes
Returns carefully prepared OF the Vote for President Con
tres.vn Governor &C., Ia I'M Compared with former Elections
0f The Presidential Elections from The h II
Election Election Of General Grant.
A Sa.-sI Party fliorps 1870 And much od inter
information
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The March Number OF the
FORNIGHTLY REVIEW.
EDITED BY JOHN MORLEY.
LDlIk b1 JOhH mOALb ~
Ac a Nrlr OF so cts 3 number.


MARCH EVGBER
Crsnsi By Leslie StepbenSeIViG and Us view ffbee
Humphrey SsudwtTle Organ Of Legal Department Of
,yruep Bce-On the Historical Element IN shake
r Fast1G GsdneT % the Caus which Operate
10 Create Scientific GaltonThe Game Laws and The
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The Revival Authority BY Predenck HarnsOnGroes Ans
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For SALE.

MoNTCIAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by Midland Railway Price, 81.
hUsGRAvE * Co.. 10 Broad-st.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
APRIL 2, 1873,

SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE-OfFICiAhh hI o,''
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOX ihh i'""
FIRST CALI, 10l O'CLOCK A. NJ
~ ons BOtds
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State bonds were dull. South Carolina January
and July sold at III. Missouri Skies were steady,
with sale at 49,. New-York bonds continue firm
and in good inquiry. The following were the bids:
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THE GOLDEN AGE

TNHE GULDEN AUE
IL this week dscOunes pleasantly about Emily Faithful
AeIsn8r Dumas" Workers STRIKE" Soross and Her
Fifth Anniversary and Of other topics interesting to all
Don't fail 10 buy and read IT,
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IRE RAILWAY.-Winter Arrangement

II Trains taking effect Jan TO- lG7a Prom Chamoest Depot or
A. beiVsD
10 Buffalo and Sleeping Coaches Ia destination.
M1ii Buffalo aud Niagara fl Daslng Room
Coaehes SusquehsnnA AM Sleeping Coaches TO JenatH
In m ODail-Cincunat aDd Chicago Night Express Sleeping
Coaches Buffalo, Niagara Falls CSfnpau, Deuoi anu
Chicago without change
Additional Trains leave for
Port JsTvis g. g. II and .lllS m. 40 and Jpn
Goshen and MddoSn 100 g. 1892 II and 'llil9A n 5V
ii90 and ~ pm. .,
Eeuburgh 1880 and II a. m $3.50 and i:1O p m.
Suaein f7:3 1880 IL and l:i5 $50 5, 1910 y and
fll:O y A ,. .,
'Il:ly m $3.50 5, 6, t6:30. and III 3Op 49,
Paterson Gas $50 1882 10 H. r:l3a H., IL noon, 1855,
$50 T. S. 55 ., $3.50, =. O. 10 aud 'll:J0 p $500
Newark 75 g IS and II 30 AMI 35 Sis and So m
Rutherford Park and PAsc 6S $50 $780, TO- IL m u Noon
LES. $40, T. &l5, g. '63J, g. 10 and 'll:J0 p IN.
H,dilc Iaele,sck and way, s. sl' 'hd ts' NJ. and
6p m. sni III Md $500
ssrevOod S. 7 10 and 30 n h5o ois AIS, As $50 go
cr,.s1 s. i:i 70 sndgOa H. SIS and '7''
. m, and tl2 Mid. N e. m
spd 1915 D.. m. aBj ~ Md. -, 81. m
AID Mack, 1:+3 ~ aud SO H. l', Jil' $50 0'o
go AMI as .. n. snd ~ MID. -,
minutes earlier than above tine The "a w. 10 and
J0 D. IN and " Mid Trains start from Chamher.st only
st. on quarter bour leave Twenst 30 minutes earlier than
Tetss for passage apartments Drawing Room and Sleeping
oches olers the checking and transfer Of
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