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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, April 20, 1873.
sGtaSn au sa soGS Srdsss es XII 4
tinent, 1876; coastwise, l,s4s Sales s4Oo.
c.... ,,, r, NET onIf sss April Is 1879
% a seao nsE Ss ssss
to hs so.s ss @eet, e net @
s Ss e ss sGosnsa ersss sse
ssipts sss bales Exports eoaswise ssi Sales @
Exsofs.To Great Britain, sas; coastwise, 1861 Sales
Cotton quiet; midalns. low %d HRh !, ts
ess 0fEsPaTy
ss,ss 1851 sssS Hs' 5ssSs
Exports e S iso sales 500 Stock, sd weekly
to the secs ontneni eoastwse ss saies s
wmMINGroN, N. c.. April rs 1873
eeS ssS
Flour steady, with fair demand sales so BUS at
sales 5000 bushels prime white Canada at So 0 Corn
fsst sy
f Fa1oas ,rsshss AZ @ Hs
By
BUFFALO, N Y. April 2a 1873
kee, No Spring 81 90 ST. 65 Chicago do 81 As; white
Canada, 81 rs 81 80; white Michigan, 81 80 81 90
Corn and higher sales of 800 bushels Western
only hand retailing from store at 45c Rye quiet
Sc Western No. 2 Barley steady, at 95c 81 for
Canada 9Oc 95c for No WESTERN soc. S5c. for two
rowed State, 95c four rowed State Barley malt firm,
81 81 10 for Western 81 10 81 Is for prime Winter
Western, 81 20 81 70 for prime Canada Rye malt held
at CSC.
Flour in fair demand and firm. Wheat active and
higher; extra white Michigan So No white Michigan,
81 SO; amber Michigan spot 81 "A ST. IS; May, 81 74
No. red. 81 70 ST so; No. red 81 "A ST Is Corn
steady with large sales for future delivery high mixed.
spot l514c; last half OF May, 46c June, 464c; July,
47}ac; August 4Slsc. 4ss4c. low mixed, 45c 454c.
Oats in fair demand and higher No t5c No. Acc
Michigan. 4Oc. Ale. Glover seed 81 50 a $4S5 Re-
Shpments-4OO 900 bushels wheat 900 do corn 1000 do
oats -
Flour quiet and unchanged; most sales on private
terms Wheat in fair demand and higher mainly Tor
future de ely No ssPEng 81 Tx q 2 regular on
81 Isl rejected, &c. Corn in fair demand and frm: de-
mand mainly for future delivery; No mixed, 3714c.
S7c, cash; 3ssc, May: 40sac June reected &c Oats
in iair demand and firm; No. 2 3lc;; cash; shc May;
duh and anchansed; No Fall 7ec.. Provisions a.es
and weak. Pork dull and shade lower. closing
SIT s, May; SIS 49, June Lard dull and dropping at
80 l2, spot 81 Is May 50 40 june. Meats held off the
market Whskey firm at SIC. Receipts-6,000 bbls.
-four 200 bushels wheat 1900 do CORN $1,000 do oats
flour wheat 81 100 do. corn, $4,000 oats
5000 do. barley.
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THE CENTRE MARKET ARMORY.

The following letter, in explanation of an article
that appeared in Wednesdays HERALD giving
amount of accounts sent to the Supervisors oflce
for work performed on the Centre Market
Armory, has reached this office. The HERALD
merely gave the iootings Of bills and any errors
must be attributed to the manner in which the
accounts have been kept or filed with the Clerk Of
the Board. The explanation OF the architect pub
lished in Thursdays HERALD, certainly places the
different contractors right on the record
NEW YORK, April "a, 1873.
To THE EDITOR HERALD
DEAR SIR-We have noticed in your daily issue a the
NEW YORK HERALD of April 80 article about bills
against the city of New York work Of Centre Market
Under the list you have published find the name of
our firm putting the same level certain parties
well known to the public We earnestly protest against
such eatment public which hurts name
and reputation, for which we have worked for over
twenty-five years II You think you play with the
most valuable weapons-that is honor and confidence
Of business aud spoil the in the Of their
thick more of II than money making such as you re-
marked. Very respectfully, yours, . -
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LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNpoS April 25-5 p. NJ
Consos closed 93 for money and the account United
States five twenty bonds 1855 9l7; 1868, 933;
fortles, S9i4 new fves S02s; Erie, sos
PARIS BoURsE-PARIs, April 25-P M-Rentes closed at
b5f TIC.
.LryKnPooL Corroy MARKEraLIvERrooIs April 25-5 r.
Motion closed dull; middlng upands, DAD. mid
ding Orleans 9,sd The sales OF the day have been
or the sales 1000 were american Sales Of cotton ship
same ports April Cd The sales of the daare estima ted
bales, including 1000 tor export and 1900 speculation
The stock In port is 69200 bales including $4,000 Amcri
The receipts the week have been $4,000 bales in
GLIDING $4,000 American Actual export 5000 bales The
amount ut sea bound to Liverpool is 5 900 bales, incud
ing ~, 900 American.
TRADE AT MANcHEsTER.-LIvERPooL, April 25-Thc
ket yarns and fabrics at Manchester is quiet but m
LIVERPOOL RREADsrUFFs MARRET.-LIvERPooL, April 25
5P M-Recepts of tor the past three days 1900
quarters, including 1900 American. Breadstufs firm
Wheat-Average California, lis. 3D. lis l0d Corn 27s
The receipts for the past three days 5000 quarters
1000 Of which were American.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKEr.-LIvERPooL April 25-5
p. M-Lard, AS
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvRRPooL, April 20
EvKSNG-Clover seed tos as Spirits turpentine, io
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoS, April 25-5
P. Sugar ahoat 26s 25s Cd Spirits tnrpentine, los
cwt. Refined petroleum, l4s4d l5d per gallon .
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ASTwERP, April 2j-P. M.-Pc-
troleum, 421sf
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CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Steady-Receiptsa at the Ports, s,oio
BaIcs-Ficur Quict-Wheat Firmcr-
Corn Better-Oats Dcarcr-Pork Dull
Lard Easy-Groceries Generally Quiet
Petroleum Firm-NavaI stores sieady-
Metals Ncglected-seeds Firm-East I'm.
dia Goods Quiet-Wool In Good De-
mand-Whiskey Quiet.
FRIDAY, April 25-6 p. NJ
The markets continued tolerably active to-day
and the same degree OF buoyancy and confidence
were manifest. The course Of the money market
was watched with little interest; yet all fears
Of mercantile disturbances as a consequence
Of money panic, have passed away, and
trade once more flows on In undisturbed
compiacency, the volume OF business ap-
parcntly increasing with every succeeding
DAY. Tue movement in breadstuis il assuming
greater Importance as the season OF canal naviga.
Ton approaches ana "future' dealings have come
70 pc looked Tor with marked degree OF interest.
On Change to-day neur was quiet, but steady.
Wheat was FIRM under a fair inquiry. Corn was
hrmcr, but not very active. oats were nrmer.
Hmskey was quiet. Pork and lard were less active
and lower Cotton was In better demand ana
about steady. Groceries, throughout the general
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The Money Market Progressing
in It's Relaxation.
The Highest Rate Is Per Cent and the
Last Rate 5 Per Cent.
STOCKS DULL, STEADY AND FIRM.
Reduced Importations and Decline in
Gold-Advanoe in Government Bonds
Reaction in Consols and Fur
Their Decline in Rentes.
WALL STREET, /
FRIDAY. April 2G-t, u. M.


FRIDAY, April 26-6 r. NJ.
On Change to-day cotton was IN better demand,
with the market ruling about steady. Flour was
quiet and unchanged, while wheat and corn were
In demand and firmer.
THE DRY GOODS IMPORTS.
The total imports Of foreign dry goods at the port
OF New York during the past week were OF the
specie value OF s2,Oss74s. The amount marketed
during the same period was SELFISH.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London quotations are steady in their gen.
eral aspect and reflect very probably quiet mar
ket. Consols have lost the rise of yesterday, but
United States bonds are unchanged. except In the
1855, which are u higher. Erie shares are 4 a y
better. The decline in rentes in Paris continues,
the last quotation being 55.77.
MONEY EASY.
The money market was easier, the highest rate
call having been 1872 and interest equivalent 10
about Is per cent per annum, which was an ex-
ceptional extreme. The bulk OF the days business
was at gold 1872, the pressure to lend late IN
the day causing further decline TO per cent, the
rate after three O'Clock becoming nominal. Bank
accounts were generally made up by half-past two
O'Clock, and very little borrowing was done after
that time. The express companies and the banks
report further large receipts Of currency from the
interior, fair proportion of legal tenders being
among the arrivals. Mercantile paper was quoted
9a12 per cent discount for prime names, with
signs Of an early active market. The foreign ex-
changes were steady for sight sterling and Z
higher for sixty.day bills, the narrowing OF the
margin between long and short drafts to q per
cent. indicating more settled belief in continued
easy money in the London market
GOLD LowER-117s A 1174.
The gold market was firm and pretty steady
until the receipt OF the Custom House return OF i'm
ported dry goods for the week, the small amount
OF which and the implied small total importation
Of general merchandise causing decline from 117H
TO 1174. At this point reaction to 1171a was occa
stoned by purchases to cover speculative sales, and
some effect also was produced by the Treasury
statement from Washington announcing that the
outstanding extra greenbacks were 81, 0S3, 0o0-an
Increase OF $I2l,000 since yesterday. The Secre
tary OF the Treasury is still retcent Of his nten
tons as to the May interest, prepayment OF which
will, doubtless, be made on Monday, any way, after
the custom so long obtaining. The course OF the
market Is shown in the tablet
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SWEPT FROM THE TRAIN.
Singular Accident TO Construction
Train.

Singular Accident to q Construction
Train.
serious and singular accident occurred on the
Boonton branch OF the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad near the station at Little Falls,
N. j., about halfpast eight O'Clock yesterday morn
ing construction train loaded with laborers
and iron rails, was backing along at the rate OF,
perhaps, eighteen miles an hour, when the front
end of one OF the rails 'Jawed" from the car and
struck the ground. This oil course, threw the 0ther
end Of the rail around like lightning, creating SAD
havoc among the unfortunate work1nen VINO nap
pened 70 be within reach OF the cythe-like sweep
OF the rail- Several OF them were brushed from the
tram one being killed outright and others consid-
eraby injured. 80,
John Shannahan, fifty years Of age, living on
Stony road, Paterson, had both legs ana arms
broken and his skull fractured he died almost
instantly He leaves a wife and five children. An
inquest was held on his body yesterday afternoon
by Coroner Amraux, of Paterson, and jury, and
verdict of accidental death was rendered. John
Cunningham and Thomas Lynch were Knocked or
with Shannahan and slightly injured. Patrick
Gleason OF Market street, Paterson, was seriously
hurt ABOUT the legs and lace. Robert Delaney, OF
Vine street, Paterson, had his thumb broken.
John Meginty, OF Mil street, Paterson, had his
legs bruised and forehead cut James Monaghan,
a young man, although he had no bones broken,
was so generally confused that he had to he re-
moved To the ST. Joseph's Hospital, at Paterson
The injuries OF none Of the wounded are thought
kol tn result fatally.
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soUruERN SECURITIES srAGNANr.

The Sub-Treasury paid out SIP, 900 on account
OF interest and 800 on account Of redeemed dve-
twenties.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES sTAGNANT.
The Southern State bonds were utterly neg
Iected the only sales during the day having been Of
one Tennessee bond at 1914, and $500 OF Georgia
sevens at 50. The market was steady, so far as
quotations went, which left on as follows:-Ten-
nessee ex-coupon, 79h SO; do, new. 79a a 80;
Virginia, ex-coupon, AZ SO; d. registered stock,
old, 80 AZ; do, skies, consolidated bonds, 53A
53N; do, skies, deferred scrip 1917 IA; Georgia
sIxcs 70 IS; do. sevens, SO 81; North Carolina,
ex-coupon 20 80; do, to North Carolina Railroad
81 60; do, funding 1866, is 20; do. do 1868, IL
IS: do. new, 10 Il; do, special tax, IA Is;
Missouri skies, 93A a "a; do, Hannibal and st.
Joseph, 90 a 81; Louisiana skies, AZ AS; South
Carolina skies, 81 40; do, new, January and July
IS Ia; do, do, April and October, 26 a IS; Ar
kansas skies, funded, 3s a Al.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The government list improved with the early
nrmness in the gold quotation, the lack Of which
influence later in the day was more than compen-
stated by the continued and hopeful ease in the
money market, the result being the maintenance
OF the Improvement TO the close, when the best
prices Of the prevailed for the 67's and
nves, in which the dealings were on an active
scale and for the list in general. The following
were the final quotations United States currency
skies, 1I4I us; do skies, 1881, registered, 1l7S
1I7s4; do. do. do, coupon, 1909 121; do. 1ve-
twenties, registered, May and November, 114A a
Il4a do. do, 1852, coupon, do, 1881 11sh; do.
do, 1864, do. do, 1lSh lls&; do. d. 1865, do.
do. 1901 1908; d. 1867, registered January and
July, 1l714 a ll71a; do do 1866, coupon, do,
117A ll7I; do do, 1867 do do, 119a4 1le7S;
do. do 1868, do do, 1l77s lis; do. ten-forties,
registered, 10 1927; DO. do. coupon, 1881
1874; do Gves OF 1851, registered, 1141s a 1l5h;
do. do. do, coupon, ll65S 1l69s.
TIE RAILROAD BONDS.
The railroad bonds were moderately active and
prices firm. Union Pacific incomes recovered to
49, and Central Pacidcs were higher at 1887
Boston, Hartford and Erie firsts were lower, at
ssk. The following were the bids at the call, as
amended by prices in subsequent dealings:-
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The quotations arc based on cotton IN store running
quality not more than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
CorrEE-Busness here has been light but the market
steady We heard of sales Of 1000 bags Rio. South
America, private There have been fair
tons in Baltimore since our last with sales reported of
5000 bags ex Crcke OO9 bags Oscar and 5000 bags
RiSordlnary cargoes ls,sc 1914 fair cargoes l5,se
lssc extreme range for lots, l61ac l9c. gold per
b. 60 90 days' credit; Java government bags, 2oc
grass mats 6He l7SS; ceElon Tfe Is4 Mara ara
l6c St Domingo l51;c l6c.; Porto Rico lsc 9c.
lSSc; Curacoa l7ac. S'ac gold per lb 50 80 days
credit.
FLOUR AND Observation-Disclosures 1908 bbls !;
wheat 1880 bushels corn l2625 do corn meal 400 bills
flour market remained quiet but steady The sales. in
within the range the appended quotations Corn meal
was in moderate demand and steady Sales $50 bbl at
low So 25 for good to choice do $3 50 tor golden
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STOCKS STEADY AND FIRM.

STOCKS STEADY AND FIRM.
The stock market was quiet and dull SO far as
business was concerned, and prices were mostly
steady with toward the close a stronger feeling
and more or less Improvement. Erie and Pacific
Mall were the more active features and advanced
about one per cent but lost = a per cent of the
rise before the hour Of adjournment. Wabash and
c. C. and J. O. were strong and advanced 10 the
highest prices since the panic q last week. Western
Epion was steadley at s51s S6j4.
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Ioaal i'saU 49,. Ayis
future delivery basis low middlings the sales have
been follows last evening, after three ocIock
e isl6c 100 at June, 100 at ls,c 200 at - 7s2c:
April, even Total 800 bales Sales today to three
go at is11c 100 at IS 2ss2e; 100 At isas 400 Il
at Is 27s2c 200 at is i3isc 100 at is 27s2c 100 at
e lsl6c 200 ats 400 at Is l3isc 500 at Is
y sl6c July 800 at 9c 500 at 5l6c August 100 at
ber 500 at 4" y . To- at sc cog May
for April &c paid to exchange 600 May for June,
exchange 200 May tor August Ic. paid to ex-
Grand total 1880 The receipts al the ports were as
ws-Galveston, 46s bales; New Orleans, 7s9 Mo
Nor d $685. Baltimore so2 New York. 500 Total,
Rates on cotton to foreign ports closed steady at the fol-
lowing rates. To Havre, by steam, lac I1Sc. SAIL c.
men, by steam c. Liverpool. by steam, sd 7l6d sail.
5-l6d q ed. We quote -
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A INVESTMENT BONDS.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD SEVEN.
THIRTY FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS which we
recommend profitable and well secured investment
bear $40 per cent gold interest and have the following
elements of security, viz.
l. They the obligation OF a strong corporation.
2. They first mortgage the road, its equip
ments rights and franchises.
8. They first lien on its net earnings
T. There s.pedged, m addition, for the payment Of
principal and interest land grant per mile
through the States and 5000 acres per mile through the
Territories raversed. The company Is already entitled
10 nearly ten million Its grant, and its land sales
thus far have realized s5 sc per acre.
with nearly 500 miles OF the road completed and in
operation, the earnings for 1873 will be large.
All marketable stocks and bonds received In OK
change for Northern Pacincs most favorable terms
JAY COOKE CO..
% Wall street New York.
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$1,000 Erie lstm. 80. 1885
1000 Erie Sd IN. ~

$1,000 Erie LIST m.
1000 Erie Sd IN. .......
1000 Mich South ST. 80.
1000 Cen Pac kRgd BIS
1900 I'm Pac LIST N. -.
500 Tn T. rs. lg.. SO
600 Tn Pac los, inc. t.
1000 Del, l. h W ist. /.
2UOU Z q X j Il Pa 7's.c
5000 NJ 4 81 p 10 div. +.
5000 q, q al G LIST. -.
200 do.............
1900 G, G Ill Z I'd m. i.
1850 b, II a L LIST. 80.
1900 BIC X d NJ LIST. .bs
1000 Can South LIST. . .
HOO w Tn Tel rs.
1000 L, FtW 4 g LIST. /. /.
1900 st l., JAG a Chi Isl
~ shs Merchants Blk
II Ninth Nat Bank. :.
200 Mechanics Blk. .ba
= Del a. ii Canal. :. j.
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FINANCIAL.

A UGUST BELMONT b CO.,
N Bankers 10 and q Nassau street.
issue Travellers Credits, available in all parts Of the
world, through the
Messrs. DE RoTHSCHILD
and their correspondents
Also Commercial Credits and transfers Of money on
California, Europe and Havana.
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Wheat in fair demand and stronger low grades.
a FsSs dq % 4. s es os orsna4
f%t Nj
i "
iSr new XsS%
white Oats nrmer and in lair demand closing at
new Western ste o mixed S aGSa 5e S for white dO
Hs ar a. a aT sF @ sales s
ana sslss sas5sis STATE
western sab.e9neny closing ~, rmer o, ,ot
there on
charerlng business contaminated, at about for
sn % Cd SsFgGs
=, SlSa sd 10 Melbourne By san 1000 PS rosn
70 arrive hence TO Cork orders United King
10 S5aa at 81 Al
h at g. e. an hsnss 80 @ S sncs a
selcs Hii :, cargo Of tobacco 45s British bark ss7
eral at lump sum- British brig, i5d tons, to
sS Gs cargo
York, at So per hid vessel to Cadz with light
Ggssirsfhere has been rather more inquiry since
our last but githent resulting ~ in much business Sales
sac gold in bond SO rolls OF domestic cloth on private
lihc a l5c. tor future delivery; Calcutta do, llc
bags, l5c.
HEMP AND JuTE'-The market for hemp remained dull
for all kinds but prices unchanged Manila quoted
steady at l0lc., gold. Jute also nege ced
steadily held atSc a5c gold Jue butts were in better
demand ana firm The sales for the past three
gate about $500 bales at Lice 2dc. cash and time
and 200 bales on private terms.
Hay AND STRAw.--There has been noticeable change
in prces since our last The demand has good and
the receipts quite liberal We quote shipping hay, 90c.
Sl retail qualities 81 30 81 80; clover 75c.
salt hay ,5c gc; long rye straw 81 l0 short do Sc
g0c. ; wheat, TIC.
HoPsThe receipts are limited and the stock moderate.
There is very little demand at the moment but holders
manifest considerable rmncs demand former prices
We quote state crop ~ i0c Soc; Eastern and West
ern crop w, 35c 45c California 45c n 55c; Bayaran
4Oc Soc English ,cc S5c, and Belgian 25c. 3oc.
M0LAssEs met with n fair demand today both for
eign and domestic. We heard sales OF 80 hhds of
Porto Rico ut BIC Coo 27s hhds muscovado at &c.
and 80 bbls. of New Orleans he a 76c We quote
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MISCELLANEOUS.


CTANDARD CANNED OYSTERS, IN ONE AND TWO
- pound tins Tor sale, with without labels, by A. ~
0UTERBRipGE 90 Pearl street AGENT Tor Annapolis
Canning Company,
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market, were quiet. East India goods were neg
lectee, excepting Calcutta linseed which has been
IN fa1r demand since our last at full prices. Metals
were not sought after to any noticeable extens'
yet values were not essentially changed Petroleum
was quiet but held with considerable hrmness Naval
stores were In moderate demand with prices ruling
about steady. Wool largely dealt In at irregular,
and, If anything, easier prices. Whiskey was quiet
AsHEs-Receipts for the past three days, packages
The market ruled quiet trade being confined to jobbing
lots Pots quoted steady at %, while pearls were
entirely nominal
BUILDING MATERIALs.-The demand for brick has been
fair since last, and previously quoted figures were
Lime only in moderate request but steady
at 81 10 for Rockand common and 81 10 for do lump
Cement was quiet and unchanged Rosendale quoted at
81 10 Dbl Laths in moderate demand and I'M
spruce Plaster Of Paris ruled steady quoted 81
per for blue Nova Scotia, So rs per ton for white do
and 81 Dbl cacined city, For hair the market
quiet with former prices current
CANDLEs-We have nothing special 10 note in this
branch of trade business beng confined to the require
ments OF the obbng trade and prices were unchanged
We quote sperm Gle patent do 4Oc a 42c paraiiinc,
CoRDAGE-The demand has been moderate since our
last for all descriptions with prices ruling steady We
quote Manila Qarge and small sizes, lS1ac. l91sc
do bolt rope yarns, 201sc 2lac. tarred Manila, l8c
Sisal rope l6c l7c New Zealand cordage l6c l7c
Russia bolt rope, lsc
change in prices, rather active. Future de-
lveres inactive, but generally steady We
thus
IN D0u TnsfEr nt0I
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest

In Philadelphia Reading advanced to 1l6 and
Pennsylvania to 1l3&
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DENTISTRY.

. BEAUTIruL Ser OF TEETH. ss. SINGLE an:
N warranted; Plutnpcrs, imparting youthful appear
ancc; Extracting with Gas 5Jc. Silver Filings, Soc
Open Sunday till H. 262 sixth avenue Remember 262
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FINANCIAL.

-LAPsLYE,& BAZLEY BROKERS. A EXCHANGE
"A. place.-stock and Gold Privileges 500 and com
q call FIRST class names) Tor lu0 shares
80 or days No further risk Explanatory circulars
with practical illustrations and references mailed ree
A T REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies, MORTGAGES and
other Securities assurances of all kinds erected with
best companies. J. j. HABRICH CO.. ll9 Broadway.
LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN ON
IA Bond and Mortgage; First and Second Mortgages
cashed city Property only.