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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06
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ipertb eri6eiren, bah etne itrenge @eIebz
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baB ~ein3elne S0iff5offi5iere nt6t geD0rtg
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re0nen. Menn man gepriifte Seeleute
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Der iebt man bas 2ebcn BON 6llnoerten
uuf 0a5 Sptel, eDe man et1tge 0Inoert
Dollars opfert.
Die neleite Observation-Disclosures bur9
Elm Gt1cnba0n >llnglitG palltrte an l9.
Qlpril alf Ser Stonington un0 8ront>
bellce 81. St., no Elm gan3er 8a6n5u9 in
Die gtefe %1tir3te, neil Die 8ritGe bur6
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lauten uno IN &la9en auf i0tperen S0az
beneriaB bon ben &erteBten 9eltello 9e>
modt tperben. 2(uf Die Gtnipeltonlt95s
vmt man Oas per6itten fonnte!" mllB
Sic Gnt9e9nung %lalte1: vourG Sa9tl.
pdrter.7 8on 0ieiem 10 nnentbebrlt@en
uno mt6tigen S6ubmittel idet1e1l pie
8a6nbireftoren gar feinen 8egriff gu 6as
ben; uur tn ben Stdoten, bet groBeIl
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bD0itenS berbet, eitige iolder 9eute all5
3ufteuenI meiitens erlt, lpenn tie Olr9
Die @eIeB8ebun9 oa3u ge3tultltget tperoel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06

90 fOmntt es oenn, boB teber etoent
lf6e Ga6nf6ub fe6It. tpcf[ Pein
8a6nz @ Of ba lit. 0iemGnS tnsid
D6 MD t0a ober sort ouf 6sr 9o6 ip'p
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S6tenen qetpi0en iirO. Nuf gut Sill
brauit Der Bug boDin, obne Glle Slide
rlnq Qeqen ale m0gltAen @efa6ren. Sc
Ser Nllqen6lif fam ibnl ben ltntergal1
uno 6l1n6erteu ben III brinQen.
ltno aIle5 00s nuf ipetl Die, peld
bnr6 ben 8abubetfteJ folofi0le 9teid
f6g9lnter banfen, aus f6nubl9em @sis ot
gus abe fir einen abSret1eHoen 8abR
l9uB grandchildren.
Alt 1e 5tpCj 0letlen @eIsiS geD1rt ne
nl9lte15 Elm 8~d6undrtefs pel0er 0a
paaf Stutoen ietite Stsefe ab3u0ebel
nno 9eit0u 3t ulrteriu6&t Bat; b~einnheri
an Sr!lden, 9~auptpoiQgcn &c. mus maj
ne pn1tiren. Cine &.ahnlinie non 20
Itetlen Gdn9e parbe bemno6 ettpa lO
8a0ntpdrter notDig 6oben, cine idbrli6
MfeDrans9abe all 9etrie6Sfoiten boz
$4,000 ooer per 0leile auf $3.50. gRi
oieier gertngen 9luSgabe f6nnte Elm
8a9ns0 DIRECTION Dem 8u5lifum fat pol
lt9e St6erDeit 9egen unfdle getpG6ren
Q8enn teber 8eI6doi9te Bel Dem le3tei
l1nfaa NIT $1,000 S0aoener{ab erbalt, il
ipiiroe b05 nod einlnaL 10 piel betraqeu
als ste 8eiolbung bon 100 8a6nmdrfer
alf etlt gdrje5 SaDr. Ser @ei3, Der fl.
ipcigert iolGe SduBmittel 5u liefern, III
bemna9 au0 9ans Derfe6rt, unb gereid
nur gum eignen Ma6t6eil.
Die Stats 0eieb9ebung betreifen
@~ilen6aDnen bat Die Qufgabe, Sen 8abn
i6uB bur0 8n6ntpGrter-tpie 6as ii6eral
in europa tit-au4 auf u~nieren 8abnu
3u gebteten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06
StraBburg int G(IaB, Sen
10. 2[OrtL 1878.

Sum BADEN mir 0p0 enblt6 8ertDeiDt>
ounQ5maBreQeln unIerer 9fegieru11g ge>
gen Ste rans0ii107fIertfale Oppoittton SIT
6ersei6nen: Die Q(uspeiiul1g bes bi160fz
li6en @eneralDtfor'5 9tdpp lttlD Der
6arren SO or II ultb 0etmbnrger,
ioipie Bic 8erbaftung beS GerfaIiers Der
bon untr bot etntgen Wo0en ertpabnten
a%nonpmelt Tlugi6rtft, 1tro BertrtDet7
lltng De5ielben bur6 baS &rie9sgert6t.
0ieie bier 9er1onen iteben IN ei1eln ptel
engeren 3uiantnnen1ar8e ais tt0 tbrer
oerI1ie0e1el1 demonstrating na0 permit
then lieBe. Cine M}tttelSper1on, tpel6e
Sic erfte unb 3ipette Bartet NIT chamber
ber6tnbet, 6Glt it6 our 3ett nod bier aut,
6a i6r bis jebt nod mtt,feinen Sara
orapben bes Sttofge1eBes b%et5ufDmmen
mar. 9os lit SER 8etttt, @r6iteft
aler 6ieiigen bem fat6olti6en @ultus
btenenben GirGen utb anberer @ebaube,
Elm ie0r retber W3ant unb SGwteger@
batter bes 6errn Wfortn. Gr madte it'd
i6on Dot bem &rtege bur6 ietn ierptles
Gntgegenfommen Dem 8ii6pf gegenitbsr
ieDr bemerflt6, ~beipnoerS Dur6 Die fe1t>
lt6e illumination ietne5 6auieS am II.
Suit 1870 SIT G6ren Ser 8erfiinbtgnng
be6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0teie rtet
bamaG8 einen 9roBen Strobenifanoal
berpor, bou benz am an6eren Worgelt
nod Die serbrp6enen Seniter16etben
3eu9uiB 9oben. Seitbem bat fretlt6 Elm
G6eil Ser fatboliI6en Welt, befonoers Die
gut gebrtutet Senindrtiten g%elernt, bte
anfaugS fir unm0gli6 8ebaltene 33un1l>
t@ung ais eine nnabdnberlt6e Gb1tlobe
Git ertraget; infer 8ii6pf nur0e fiI9ner
bur0 bieien @rfolg rno Sit 9let0sr Set
erboit bur6 bic ieiuttenfeinbliden 9tet0S>
9elebe; nit Staunen. bliden nun ielb1t
Dtejentgen, pel6e BON 9tom uno oe1
%9tOmlingen QQeS fir m0glt6 Dteltet, In
6aS tpdbrenb Ser lebten Bo6en etltiger7
maBen entbiiate NAB ltnb rldit6tSloie
0etrtebe, 0aS berednet mar, aue burger
lt6e Sronrl1g IN %unierer grobit5 itber
ben 6allfen 3t lDerfen.
Ser 8etttt lit npmtne0er Brditoent
zines y8eretnS CUR Mabru1g Der fat9olt>
i6en Sntereiien," 6err Wortn Ngent oes
,,Comit6 de patronage d'Alsace ct de Lor-
raine." Wtoniignor 9iapp, Der General
,bifar, lit mad aufgefunoenen 8elegen
itets 5u ftuan3ieQer Altsbiilfe bereit-auS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-06
j@orreiponOens Der SQinoiS Staats3eitutg.)
2a1aS Sem Nctas1oaO GtiaSs
Sotbrtt9em.

Sa1rpf ser Ieic5 re aiernug nit Scr frGit;5fTids
flCv!faleu Sppp itipu. = 9Aa5 Giidiild)e lsi>
tegtiiaungs : Gpn1itt. - u teipeiiun9 ees b.
{d,uftc)cu GtncraioifGrs - Srie jSgcrid)tlide
@crltrtDcilung. 9tbte Sabdtier iiber Sic
fci1ifd ;nTraMcr.-Sri e 3scnfid ~Stisni18 al Die
9!u$seruonbtrtcn. = Sraa;p|iid)e Gtaatspciss
fIpnarr IN 2eft 3tc. eD slas> crt. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. June a. 1874
Cotton dull; good ordinary. lsc. Net receipts io7
bales kxpors % Great Britain lt9a Sales l0l Stock
2.2al.
NFw ORLEANS, June n, 1878
Cotton-Demand light; ordinary, tSc. good ordinsfy
l5Nc low middngs, NE, lSc. mlddngs, ls<c. Net
receipts Ir bales gross az sales, COO; last evening.
80 STOCK, 1884,
MoprLp, June a. 1873.
Cotton quiet and steady good ordinary, isc low mid.
dlings. IKE. IKE. middiings lsisc. Isac. Net
receipts ia bales Exports cosstwise, 2s5 bales Sales
100. stock. AIsl
SAVANNA June ~ 1873.
Cotton auiet mlddings ls14c Net receipts, 40 bales
Sales. l6l stock, H2sa
MKsrnIs June a. 1873.
Cotton quiet; low middlinga IKE a isc. Receipts
$50 bales shipments. Ds. stock, F67o.
Cotton quiet; mladlngs Isac; low mddlins. i7s.c.
lsc. Nets receipts, S bales SO bales difference
from Mobile. Sales 40 bales stock ~, ITO bales
wftsrrsroS n. C., June -, 1873
Spirits ofmrpenune qniet: sales At isc Eosn quiet
~ ~ for strained 80 for extra pale - for window
glass cruie turpentne steady at Tor hard - for
yellow dip and vryin. Tar steady ~
BurvALo, June -, 1874
Lake and rail imports for the last "A hours-flour,
6o25 bills wheat Isl So bushels corn i2i 100 do oats,
800 do; barley, 1850 %. rye soo do. Canal ship.
s.Se do; rye, 1sso do Raj esports-wheat - ees
Iye w Sou Cana nsiShp- HhssL <lg,ss s9In, y1si
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKKr-Lospos. June "a p. M
States twenty bonds 1865 cid, 92; 1875, s2as
LONDON, June 2-l2 M.--Erie Railway shares, 49Kh.
LONDON, June A-l2 80 p M.-Erie Railway shares. A91
pAss BouRsF;:-PARIs. June PAP. M.=Kentes 56f Nc
FRANKFORT BouksE-FRANKF0RT. June M.-United
States fvetwenty bonds. $50 for the issue ofis52
LIVERPOOL COTTON Acknowledgements June - +.
M-sales lection shipped from Savannah or Charles
deliverable July and August At illSd and sales q
or Charleston deliverable In June az lsiSd OF The
eGened aniet and steady middlng uplands sd mid, mid
at SD.
TRADE AT MANcuFsrxR.-LrvERrooL, June PAP. M
The market for and fabrics at Manchester is dull
but not qgotably lower
LIvKRP6oL BREApsTUFrs MARKET.-LIvERPo0L, June "a
II 30 M-The receipts OF wheat for the past three days
have been IS 900 quarters including $4,000 American The
receipts OF Tor the three days have been 0O
quarters, including 1900 American The market is
steady Wheat lis lid 12s Id. per GENITAL for average
California white, and as. "a. rs Gil. for club do.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKET-LIvERP0oL, June "a
EveningBacon, 3ss 3D. per cw for short rib midd cs
and 37s. Cd. per cwt for Cumberland cut.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-L0NDoN, June 1i-Eycn
Ing Linseed oil opened ut f34 S. and closed at GS4 S.
ga los. per ton.
PrTaoiryx MARxrr-LosDos, June 2A-ReAned petro
leum, l4a<d. per gallon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25
REAL ESTATE AFFAIRS.

Business ON 'Changc Large Private
Transaction-Sales To BE Held To-Day
at Marion and Morristown, N. J.-Now
Uptown improvements.
owing to the cool but rainy weather prevailing
yesterday a fair assemblage congregated at the
Exchange salesroom. where but three small sales
were held aggregang $27, 700, and were as follows,
,Under direction Ct r. g. Beamish, referee)
S. BIZ; tenement h. and n. 10th 81, 5ls #. e.
ny AsrnosY J. saHns Ksa. SON AND co. .'''"'
t. and ease 81 Of No. ' is
between stanton and Houston SITS. Lease dated
May !, 1862 q years to runs ground rent $3.50 per
q. bs h. and No. sss cG Sss ST. ). s. us IT,
LIST ave. 25xl005 5000
At private sale Mr.. John McClave completed
transaction yesterday amounting to nearly one
hundred thousand dollars. The property sold is
located between 13Oth and 134th streets and
seventh and Eighth avenues. The reason Tor thus
giving merely vague idea OF this trade is that the
property purchased is altogether speculative, and
viii, no doubt. be resold In o few days at much,
higher figure than paid therefor.
other brokers, in Pine and adjoining streets.
make some few sales. but, as general thing, the
business Is stagnant, without much hope OF
revival until the dog days are over. All the
interest seems TO be centred suburban realty at
present, and there seems scarcely any choice as
locality. Property In Westminster, Long Island
and New Jersey sells equally well. the great incen.
tive being tnat people OF moderate means are
enabled to purchase o home OF their own at
reasonable rates.
The great continuation sale OF the extensively
advertised Marion IN. ~ property will be held
to-day, rain or shine Should the weather prove
Indictment the auetoneer will erect his rostrum in
the large dining hall OF the st. James Hotel and
hold forth the audience In his meodious strains
There can he but one prediction as to this public.
yendue and that Is a success. The limits OF Jersey
Cry are now extended and contain the space4
between the Hudson and Hacksnsack rivers.
Marion Is located III the Fifth Aldermanic districts
OF Jersey City.
To-day the property as Mlddletown N. j., in
GLIDING the headquarters OF General Washington
iorty-seven building lots aud the Masonic scarf
worn by 'thc Father or His Country will be sold
on the premises, and tomorrow the great sale OF
property at Great Neck, L. l., will De held, the
same having been postponed yesterday, owing TO
the threatening weather.
The annexed are the particulars OF the New
Brighton staten Island) saie held by Jerc. John
son. Jr.. ON Monday. the 23d inst. =
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Ss ne per ssshsl Elour,westsrn Spring 81
a $40 Wheat firm, sales Of aloo bushels q Mchi:
n sma at lots 81 whise d c.naGs on Dnf track
at$i 70 small lot Milwaukee No. Spring at ii 10;
aUu bushels Milwaukee No Spring at 81 So Corn adj
vanced ic per bushe Sales 1000 bushels per sample at
4c LiU bushels Toledo at 4lc 5000 bushels kiln-dred
az tic; loU bushels No. in lots, at 4ac A. Oats
ngner sales 400 bushels No. at SEC. Barley quiet
canada VOC Sc No. Western, 90c. Csc. Rye nomi-
nay oUc BARLEY malt steady sales 00 bushels Canada
NJ 81 70; quoed Western 81 81 10; prime Winter West
ern ~ ~ u 10; prime Canada 81 % 81 Is Rye malt
heid al ooc- other articles are unchanged.
CHICAGO, June "a, 1873.
Flour dull and nominal Wheat duh and shade lower
Tor spot or June irregular and closing longer
optons sales OF No Spring at 81 ~ spot seller
Spring lower At g 2a No 81 q 81 os rsected soc.
TessssT according to l9saton strictly
Ireleeted S7zc 2sc Oats steady Ct zAe, for Tegu.
I IsIs,as asae duli ana IN
nominal Pork active closing higher; 81 Is bid pa Is
changed at ssa 10 seller July: gSlk meats quiet
weak quoted AZ nc. a7c.. cash; short clear middles,
quiet sales soc. closed easier at 8Slc. Freghts-
Corn, to Buffalo. size &c. wheat to do, 65c. Re-
ceiptsS0O bbs -four l08 0O bushels wheat 10000 do
corn, 10000 do oats and 1000 do rye Shipments500
bb -four IS 0W bushels wheat, 10000 do corn. 1900
do. oats and LOCO do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25

The rates paid for carrying were ], IL, 2 and 8
per cent The transactions OF the Gold Exchange
Bank to-day were as follows
currency pahnces.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1913 453
1INss t.cafdnCts. ~ 06S 600
TUE UNITED STATES TREASURY
The following were the balances IN the Treasury
~ Washington at the close OF business today
Special deposit OF legal tenders for re-
aemptlon or certificates OF Deposit. 32415.OOO
Com, including s3o,O6s, 200 IN coin certln-
OUTSTANDING leEal tenders. 800 O0O 600
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
t2as SIS. a. the New York ONCE the receipts from
customs were $4,000. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out $4,000 on account OF interest ana SCI, 600
IN redemption u lye-twenty bonds.
The Comptroller OF the Currency has called for q
statement OF the condition or the National banks
NJ the close Of business on Friday the 18th day OF
June.
The Comptroller OF the Currency has declared
dividend OF forty per cent In favor OF the creditors
OF the Atlantic National Bank, OF New YORK CITY:
also second dividend 70 the creditors OF the FRS,
National Bank, OF Nevada, In Austin, making in all
dividends OF c5 per cent
RAILROAD BONDS.
Tie chief feature Ia railroad bonds to-day was n
sharp decline In Boston, Hartford and Erie nrsts
from the price or yesterday, IL then being 81, and
20 2e1s 70. 0therxise prices were steady. Della.
ware, LacEawanna aud Western nrsts sold at 1903 u
New JERSEY Central Land and Improvement Com.
pany az 70, Central Pacidcs at l03 The following
were the bids as amended M the COLL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25
FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE CANADA SOUTHERN RALwAY
~ Company. No. Is william street, New York, june
he's interest due the LIST July 1873 on tho
rs %9 qra opany Of New
I'll 5ns ssns e BANK Of be
msrse'' I0na0n hnSlAn' M. coURTRIGHT, President
OFFICE OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Five has been declared nsl BY his
sypSS res
18th day Of July next, after which and until the
9Th day nf
CEcoND MORTGAGES ON NEW YORK AND BROOK
- Ign improved Property bought unencumbered CITY
Lots rs Broadway a
YORK kG 9HsEs15 a asRF asRs0s RIVER
f fisst zel' 81 siSs bonds:
|, GRAND ss cssrn.s p S,s!sI, =.
Proposals sealed and properly endorsed. win Be re-.
o 81 july M next for o two millions Of dollars the
% bsaSs Saa @ &C Se per cent payable on
s q Tan ana s IS wink Sey re dus
lien The entire railroad property and franchises Of
not exceed 600 at r seven
saS s. al f s
Company The amount now offered to the public Is
the books Of the Company Of 5000 and $40 900 each w
the option of those Offering proposals. with interest be-
ginning on the LIST day OF July next.
Proposals must be for price fiat" e. the accrued
interest 10 with the Bond without specific addition to
the price therefor and be for the whole part
and denomination of Bonds wanted and Tor Registered
Bonds the name in which they to be issued should be
Certified CHECK or It's equivalent for sum equal to Eve
taken-such sum to be applied towards paymer In case
Of acceptance OF proposal and to be in case Of
non-accepance. - -
The Bonds proposals accepted be ready for de-
paid. ~'o ~ ~ w ~ -
offered. " WV 'e " U.s.
q CLARKE Treasnrer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
TO INVESTORS.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having de-
termned to close its 0 First Mortgage Gold Loan
thereafter to pay higher rate Of interest than
cent further issues OF its bonds limited remainder
ofthe $40 Loan is being disposed Of through
usual agencies.
This affords desirable opportunity persons wishing
to reinvest July interest or dividends
The company has than 500 miles OF its road
built and In operation including the entire Eastern
division connecting Lake Superior and the navigation
Of the Missouri River; the of construction is pro-
crossing satisfactorily the company has earned title to
nearly ten million Of its land grant and sales Of
lands have thus far averaged IS 6s per acre.
All marketable securities received in exchange for
Northern Pscinca
JAY COOKE CO.,
20 Wall street, New York.
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GOVERNMENT BoNps,

GOVERNMENT BoNps. -
whie,not az strong as they have been at times
during the past ten days. continue TO evoke large
Demand. The prices OF the day are shown by the
following limited states currency SKIES, ll4A
n I1th; do SKIES, 1881. registered, iio'l lloS'
do. do. do, coupon, icih l22; do. nve-twen-
ties. registered, May and November, ii5,s lieI;
do. do 1862. coupon. do, li6 iieA; do do.' 1864
do. do 1l6. a ll6ts; do. do. 1865, do. DO, lis
l1sh; do. do, registered, January and July, 1854
a ll5h; do. do, 1865, coupon, do. floh lisk;
do. d. 1867 do. do 12os ai2oys do. do, 1863 do.
do, 40 l2oh; do. ten-orties, registered, ll2h
1929; do. do, coupon, ll3as 1884; do, hyes OF
1881, coupon, HAY nay.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES. q :
In this department there were NO transactions
worthy OF comment, and prices remain unchanged
at the following quotations :-Tcnnessee ex coupon
79a79sl do. new, 10 59h virginia, ex coupon "A
As; 40 skies, consolidated bonds, SAX a654 do do
deferred SCRIP 10 IL; Georgia skies, 20 so; do.
sevens, Of 90; North Carolina, ex coupon 25 rs /;
do funding, 1866, l6 10; do, 1865, 10 IL do,
new, 15 1917 no., special tax, II IA; Missouri
SKIES 9516 90; do, Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 90
90; Louisiana skies, As q So; do. new 40 40; South
Carolina skies, new, January and July, 10 II; do
do, Aprll and October, 25 a ~.
THE STOCK MARKET.
The stock market, without giving evde nee OF
active business, showed the result Of persistent
hammering, the majority Of lowest prices today
being decline from the lowest prices OF yesterday
The bulk OF transactions was made at the first
board where the heaviest pounding took place,
but later there was slight recovery. The largest
depression was in Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western, which began work at 97% and went on to
&c. with closing rally of u per cent. Western
Union opened at IS, and fuctuated about 7S per
cent, closing at s4I. Rock Island sold at 1857
1851 1855, Erie at 62zs 621 627s and 63 q 63s,
closing at 63li. One trade was made at
6l2, seller co. Pacific Mail was steady between
the extremes OF SIX 37}s. Lake Shore declined
from 92A to o. but recovered to the opening figure.
Union Pacific was feature of speculation at "a,
23I 231z, with subsequent rally to 241s. North
western common was more active than 1t has been
for several days, opening at " and sustaining q
fright which slowly drove IL down to 7lk. st.
Paul opened at 50s4 and fell or about per cent
c., G. and /. c. suffered similar decline. Ohio and
Mississippi held it's own opening at 80, declining
per cent, but finally recovering to 3sh. Wa
bash sold between the extremes Of 90 and 6sk,
Chicago and Alton at 100. Hannibal and st. Joseph
common at 34s q 35, c., O., q. and l. at IS s4li.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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" UPTOWN IMPROVEMENTS DEMANDED

NEW UPTOWN IMPROVEMENTS DEMANDED.
Proceedings for opening certain new drives or
bollevards up town should be taken without de-
lay. Among them Is one that will command some
OF the finest views OF the annexed portion OF West
chester county and vicinity. II extends from 150th'
street TO and beyond High Bridge and along the
edge OF the plateau which here breaks suddenly
down to the Harlem River. portion takes In the
Croton Aqueduct, long favortte promenade. AZ
High Bridge II mcrges with the new park which -
about to be laid out there, and ut B Junction with
triangular piece ofground. which should ct once be-
secured by the city for park or o fountain =
Atnough laid down on the Park Commissioners, ~
same faied, through neglect or oversight to pc
come law. Various names are suggested "
which the proposed new drives are TO be KNOWN
viz Edge Hill Drive, High Bridge avenue, Noun
TAN side AyeApe and Shady side avenue
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ouay mot more Nan 6alt cotton in store running in
erade Quoted. - si"u ~ " ~ 80
H6 iC5 bushels corn 1856 S1 do; cornmeal, $50 bbs;
ea a, bushels barley sol9 do rye Laoo The
nour market Was quiet but firm for low grades supers
ana low Extras beng in some cases icc 5c deaIer
me since our foot about $3.50 bb at prices
within the range o. subjoned quotat Cornmeai
was IN moderate femand at somewhat Irregular prices
sales were repo ted bbls from 81 rs s. rs for
white ana 81 yellow Feed was rather frner but
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The rates paid for carrying were i, IL, 2 and
per cent. The transactions OF the Gold Exchange
Bank to-day were as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-25
DANKING HOUSE OF FISK 4 HATCH
ID No. NASSAU STREET, Nrw Yor

June ~, 1871
We recommend TO our friends and customers Tor in.
ment bonds,
The chesapeake and Ohio Seven per Cent Gold Bonds
principal and interest payable gold In New York City
interest payable January and July bonds of 1000
The Chesapeake and Ohio Raroad great East ana
West Trunk Line 40 miles in length, extending from
Atlantic tide-water at Richmond TO Huntington, the
favorable point of railroad connection with the
Ohio River. is completed, and doing large and profita
bic business.
traffic the transportation agricultural products
and general merchandise between the West and the
Eastern and South Atlantic States and In the de veop
ment of the immense iron coal and timber
the Aeghanes and the great Kanawha Valley, grow
ing rapidly as 1t can be organized.
Its passenger travel between the East and West and
Southwest and TO the White Sulphur and other cele-
brated medicinal springs its route is large and rapidly
increasing.
larger than has heretofore been anticipated, and will
largely increase from year to year
None of the other East and West trunk and
coal and iron thoroughares whose are now
enormous, commenced their business with anything like
the Of traffic which greeted thief opc
Ing Of the Chesapeake and Ohio and its growth promise
to equal in magnitude and excel in rapidly that the
most successful OF its predecessors.
These facts together with the thorough constructor
and substantial character Of the road itself and the great
us to recommend their securities with the utmost conf
Pamphlets containing full information concerning tac
road and the country IL traverSes will be furnished
appiic atom. . soo, !, rou,. .,,,o
Pacific Western Pacific and Chesape and Ohio per
cent bonus buy and sell stocks and bonds the
Exchange on commission for cash. m AXE collections
ceive deposits which allow interest Mt the of
four per cent, and dc general Banking business
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