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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-03-06
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,


Ii,s isN eguposiIiDHr, which have aJn thr
confidence 1t mankind aud become bona. hold
words among naf DhiY 0Bs hgt many uGtlorF-
must have tktfA0raibbfy virtues. frfAape Is
uae ever secured - y DE- fepaiAtigA 81 taalu-
tanned lt ~ lgug ~ Affns EHlhh4 tECT0KAL IL
hss been kuawn ~ The palAe EL.Ht forty yeats
ii long continued strles ~ msfFesl0aH cures.
wtiab have u9n ~ II a0Hddepee Ia ~ Yirtasr
never sguallsa b. 4uy other msdieins. u silu
H.akfs the fu8Et tHsegusl cures u foHgAs tIs.ls
faHsaHaIi,ea, That gau b. made IS uiealaai skii
iGIstd HE LHEsEf irnfvHtL las really robbed
these dangerous dlssases ~ tAelf tcffafs, b
great sIient Eui giYHa : feeling - Immaniiy
from thssT fatAl effects which i veil f8aaasA II
ibe remedy ha tasen u sasan Lssgy family
should have j % tnsif tieset ~ fht . ady ara
prompt felief II he Numbers slhf bees. saner-
sas AMI eyes lifa u saved " tale tlnlsly pfotse.
ua4 The prudent sh5Hid ESt eset tt sGd ths
ssse sii nat krep ID b. Yga ~ the pyafseilga
u aHgfds 30 #a4dta sttatks. aba 8y lGs timely
usEs
PEEFARED rs
~ =. e. ATEE co. Learii. Mss.
.Ffae AL 3aa' fesI lhsaia.
Aso soip ~ rHraosl 80 agrsD faf vsalB.
4seswiy
, 1873-10-11

3rd Auction Friday the 9th De
cember .613 all at ! o'clock p. m.
The conditions OF sale, the APP
prai>emcnt etc, can be seen IS the
Vendue Office.
Christiansfed Vcndue Office the
9th October.
II. A JURS.
, 1873-10-11

989 undersigned, consi-
oh dering it Of vial impor-
tance for the welfare of the
Island to preserve as far as
possible the existing trees and
to promote planting Of new
ones, do hereby politely invite
prOprietors, attorneys and all
gentlemen who take an inter
est in this important matter to
join them at a meeting to be
held at Estate Castle on Tues
day the I4th instant, at 2
o'clock, for the purpose of dis
cussing the different questions
connected with the matter.
Committee appointed by the
Presidency to take the above
matter into consideration, St.
Croix 3rd October 1873.
f. ARMSTRONG.
Fl. EGGERS.
G.. ~HATTENSEN.
w. III. HEYLIGER.
w. MACEVOY.
VIM. f. MOORE.
S. w. VAN BRAKLE,
Chairman.
, 1873-10-11

He annual Examination ofChris-
tianstcd'S Burgher and Lancas1crian
Schools will take place on Friday
the Dist INST, at 10 o'clock Il. m.
The Schools will be reopencd on
Monday the l0th November, when
new Pupils may be admitted.
Christianstcd's Burghcr School
Ilth October 1878.
CHR. DAHL,
, 1873-10-11
PERSIA.
20th Sent.

London.-A Dispatch from Tehoran says the
trouble between the Shah and the late Grand
Vizjcr grows out Of local matters entirely, and
does not, as reported, relate to the Reuter-
Commission. 1t is believed that the Vizier
will soon be rcinstated.
CJTRA
, 1873-10-11
CUBA.
22nd Sent.

Havana.-It is reported that the Home
Government has ordered the suspension Of
proceedings in connection with the sale of en-
bargoed properties, and Captain General Piel-
tain, has, in consequence, rendered his resir-
nation. Q
The Commission Of Importers of this citv
have solicited the repeal of the late alterations
in the tariff, attributing the rise of gold to
them,
AUSTRIA.
Goth Sept.
Vienna,-Her Maje5ty the Empress Eliza
beth is i'll.
2lst Sept.
The Emperor Francis Joseph has appointed
his guest King Victor Emmanuel, honorary CO.
lionel Of an Austrian regiment.
22nd Sept.
Mr.. Jay, the American Minister. has return
ed to this city from Paris.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

issues useful article on Bread" explains ti'e o'o
ical composition OF wheaton -four aud orAn, """ - ,
what IL now universally admitted by 'he "cS'
authorities although neglected by The trade 'na' uo'
madeo OF -four from which the bran has not p'en
Is both more nutritious aud more Wno''o". w P5t
an ,,d boo,b TDe contrary. however is the case WIN
dsperc p,tieuts who often suffer from the use OF
III t, THO authorizations TO which Hour ana pre"u
- -, are described IN a black catalogue pu' '"''
aa -, do.ectcd without much difficulty by the nieiV
-, ocean Travel and It's Dangers oherS SUM
,,lo suggestions for the benefit OF sea-gohg paSSc"
80 enforced by collection Of instructive STATISTICS
& writer states that from 1871 10 1872, four wooden anu
s,,,,ne iron steamers were lost between tae uni'cu
s,otes and Europe The Black star line ran ior ="
-oars without the loss OF single vessel p ing
Cunord line since 1910 has lost two Ves'es. i"o
Inan line since 1854 has lost one vessel The frenon
limo started I'm 1896 and the National line In lS6 havo
nat os a vessel Most OF the other popular lihes ~" i
inst nnc or more making on the whole an aNcinEe ~
~ aiout one vessel for every $50 round trlps NV @
c,,se nf the evil according 10 the MrlleI Is Wv
crowding with passengers and the insuihceh' Supp1 @
NJ boats Sh,ps hahiually leave England WIN l;V W
moro nersous on board. which are allowed ny am ~
carry only 75O The policy Is 10 reduce tne c'IlI @
,assonccrs 10 n mere matter OF frelghlto c'I 80 T.
many as poSsible in the shortest tne-"lIh Pui0H
comincrcial disregard OF human lie.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
THURSDAY. June 2G-P. VI.

THURSDAY June 2G--P. VI.
The stock Exchange speculation has been tame
and devoid of any significance, and particularly in
railway and miscellaneous shares The movement
has been so utterly lackuster TO call for scarcely
a remark, for the changes involved from the opeu-
ing of business up to the close at 3p were OF such
small consequence as to be confined within range
of per cent. The market opened steady at the
closing olicial figures Of yesterday and ruled
until after the board, whena weakness aud declining
movement set in. and prices steadily sagged 10 the
extent above mentioned, tie general market leaving
of. however quite firm n response to n rally in Erie
10 C3! il there may have been feature in stocks
il was Union Pacific which attracted about all the
attention Eivon - speculation, th" dealing the
rest Of the active list being unimportant, resulting
in a smaller day 5 business than that of yesterday
Harlem sold at 1861, and Delaware, Lackawanna
aud Western at 97s to "a. but the other investments
save Panama which fetched lOsi-were neglected
as were also the mis-, eilaneous coal, and express
shares The opening, highest lowest, and closing
prices of stocks were follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
To INVESTORS.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
determined 10 close its 80 First Mortgage Gold
Loan aud thereafter To pay higher rate OF inter
est than per cent on further issues of lis bonds the
limited remainder Of fe $40 ton noO b3iHJ disposed
otthrouch the usual agencies
This affords desirable opportunity to persons
wishing To reiurest Jaly Interest or ditidfads.
The Company now has more Cham 5o miles Of it,
road built and in operation, including the cn.l'e
Eastern Division connecting Lake Superior and the
navigation of the Missouri River; tn work OF CON
structon Is progressing satisfactorily; the Company
has earned title to nearly Ten Million Acres Of its
Land Grant and sales of lands have thus lar averaged
- "a per acre.
All marketable securities are received in exchange
for Northern Pacilics.
JAY CoOEE Il Co.,
No 20 Wall-st., New-lOrk.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
nrr Arnck MARNETA


~. f-. ,i pt .yvs-- rtt lrrrai' f'-.rt N a.,
cs-. lt t.fIlsI lla -'ca's .r, q 9yss
W. % -, =. N ..hnwAcn ls ussvts a.sIi I,.ms
~, r,tay and M sAing ts Ne,k .os "N "a g,frg su
AS' 4ir ua.. ed, rutl HltI ftft N' ''- ...sae bet
a. 49,, h, Ve-e WAITING for c.1'sons it -, a., eounsa
- ~ -, 6urer TIE qlat, o. iAe ycrN's ,-s, hegros
s"~ - .fh fs~ c4rs ut pr.uf Etc's - s.g 4 lIG
~ So it, y ~. Tor native cattle the bsiA :" "''
~ .bh r lc lrss than oa luH eye 60 a. h,d a fl&nte
.eNpg a Ole, WITH irN s -. he prec'
tsAASs ~ condemn - strongest '., % s-,I sere
some Of INC 1 r cas n wstera n-rAet aul srs.ssi
-, certainty Of loss u ply%7l- - s,se asrns
toes sv W Yat anil las be,l .iiseY -"
sAe =. ~ - 49, m re weeks sundgulaoie aalbsn b
'oe pAs s a Comnuuipaw y. Morris % 60 ..f
N!ber,oa ls c4n ana J, H. Nir'uH "A al
cars oss' Iii for Myea huos cattle ~ - 81 Itaseaf
y Sr 81 ti,oai, Do s-autti c~t. al ilte and ~ v
de- sesn sS li kr Mor l3 Iuugs sts.s igSis s.
- ". - DD'i,N AZ liIc.. 10 dr-ss 81 10 60 the e~N
10 TO- cwt Al lr dress 81 n TO he ~, sc6i ssL
tt1 d ol the Morris eate % ls - bs.A ss
AZ A. .ysngug d eNL At lac aud ~ ha- a, nl0iaie y
n lltc.: illinois. ucragng y Vrt... BaSi est, y
,sSS.I ,sSns e,,iIs eut At ltdl2.c. aud % pu'ss i'
,al. 40 n tho gross esi LII ayesging est
-,s ~ tor n Morts Missouri eatis =, 9.s - ns
,,l b. rs Ni,soari DO. averaging eNL, a. hi0'
uess sst - A., -, 40 ..,omon TrTsns, s't, spl
~ "a t,..s M M 10 the gross 90 hN'~
M ,s,,I .seTngtng "a ewt at lofd ss,,k sea ca
.s N,Pberson sold for themselNs, 30 a. lIIAEls s' "
,IIY,s,ls.s and Is Inliaaa averaging u s""' ~ "A
stssathers. An =. wsr l. 4 d. Nahe' ="
rH"-s:SS ca cSSn ., II ''1 w.,r, q as'I' '''''
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
Ten CENT INNEsTMENI.

FIRST MORTGAGE Sinking FUND GOLD BONDS OF
the VERMONT DIVISION OF thr PoRIi-NNp AND
OGDENsBURG RAILROAD TRUNA iiNE.
No security is greater than tn,s- tiHNrcLASS kAu-
ROAD BONDS, based OH large properly rs well as on
n large aud constantly increasing t,a)nG
The building and management Of ihe road are con-
Quoted with such economy opd ntefHIY rs TO make
the investment VERY PROFITABLE AND PERFECTLY
SAFE
T.. & T. FAIRDANKs x Co. at ',hu-'urv, W.
FAn,BANks X Co, No. 8ll BroauVly. Now York.
FARBANks. BROWN & Co., No. , Mi.h-st. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

The I,oney market has been the correlatlye of
Yesterday and the basis of call loans was four per
ccat, with exceptions at three and FIVE, but time
loans are reported as rather frmer In discounts
there is nothing new to remark The Treasury bal
ances at fhe close of business to-day wore Cur
rcncy $500 900; coin, ss2,OoO,oOO; certifca, -
S3ss00OOO
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day were
S3OO,OOO.
Government bonds have been strong and higher
on 1rmer gold and tho renewal Of foreign orders
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
nRnposALS.-proposals viii be receiiy

DROpOs ALS.-Proposals will be receivcu az Az
e oae OF the Department Docks 80 and ~ % ,f
Y oeoet uoou Of Tucsisv Juy E2 or n ,T srnrs PaaF
White Pine. yellow iine V'A
''is Pci ''psr psrii,ulsr. zee The cE Record
- ,v,y oy Bo,Rn ~ ErcisF 80. - MriBEhhFE'{
'''"' Nav YoRE May ~, la'1 ~ ~,
and County a SewY RI riye public notice ~, ] I I spiriaoas
nns,ops Ind Issue Licenses for the Sale o. stioIs % H. state
Liquors Wines At and Beef N SIe2Ie INC s s n the following
o. I rees which cstibishei by hs pe,'u ~ r o
'SiksS l. For ur.tcas lioie' Restaurants saoO~' 49, WV ~
Of ~ po, c,rdel,s. Hotels. Restaurants Saloons se TIE
'CLASs Po al places where strong ana 'po'n'
ihe premises, the 81 ? ~
sarrktcTers druggists, aud an pia', VIM
r, rtuous liquor. sold in quantities less iata u'e t
and not dunk nPoa .ne a. ,pd BeeS only are sold
.ror~ n, s tuous Liquors the sum OF : a. -
nv ,t of the Pee in each case must accompany 'no 1p
ptsstGn. License Will he furnished with copy of the law
ng tbe NE Of ntorcanS liquors AMI stci Compliance there
win IN w % on Il directed the provisions Of the law relative to
td he a, tbe sabhsb and from 10 a other days
10 rs m be granted 20 known Popneon o. orpacs used ior
uv T I5ostu GamhhrV. % other IMMORAL or maBn purposes
Anplicsnh will please apply In the following order;
From lst ~ a. i 5h aud t Nar from June 10 june =
FT the 7th sh 9th lO anil llth WARDS from June TO jane H.,
FTm the 18Th 18Th 4h 18Th Gh and 18th WARDS from JnHe 6 to
From the i5i 9h 2oh 2 and 22l WARDS from June % to June
Soice is also given that the registry Of complaints for viola
tots Of he Excise Law has been opened IN this Once =
account o
except 4t it, Office AMI during once houis
Once hours from . a. o.. u ! 30 IN.
No money received after p ~; , ,. mn,
u. D. +. MARSHALL 7 r1F,r,,
JOHN 4. VOORllS }
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
rrrr,pls nr -pENDnCt.

psr sayH Harr tssf.s aHd -'l 80. c,,ou iR7
J,Ns a.. rk.s Asi e' 2 - e.. a., tbh y ~ 81
S. Ne 4! sl tusl Naa,. 1853 ha. ,,. ~ tss rs s.
l. 81 b-s. r. 3. 3! hu N. ,t rt. fs. H.aa. a. % "a a
s. al lS ,utrs ipl b5s. o. S4i sides 1e'''s @ Bn,s,
sPHi IN gs.. la, h - Is L.i- ''. =, ,sgs
pes lS'' ,g !Iars-s TltoW. 100 pkr 80 ~, VOL
~. - st-.,l 81. md,. ro.ae.o. so pa-s I'''e- ~
d ~ bta. MhnAD
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27


Gold was strong and the sales at 1l5.0lt52
an advance ef ) over yesterdays business. The
transactions were light, however, and the new
strength finds explanation III the gold shipments
mentioned below, and the unusually large bidding
for the Treasury gold. The foreign situation was
NOT provocative Of any movement for higher pre-
mum, cousols and United States bonds being rather
fllner and the Bank of England rate of discount
uuchauqed at per cent. The bank gained in bullion
tod ~ EljONO, and for the week Ell9OOO sterling
The outward bound steamers to-day took SjOOOOO
gold coin and S20ooo0 in gold and silver mixed.
The engagements for Saturday thus far reported
at $4,000. The rates paid for having gold balances
carried were 3, p y, and per cent The BIDS for
the Treasury gold amounted to $lj@30oO. at prices
ranging from 1901 TO 1857. The award of Sl,jOO
900 was made ss follows:
T.. KroAphcEcr q Co. John \. u 'rcga a CO.
SLIJ2a 1867 llj.C7
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

In State bonds, Missouri Is were strong and ad-
vanced to 0G! Virginia Consols, to the extent OF
$4,000, fetching 5J, while $4,000 deferred class
sold at lO.. The bids are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
Ncm Publications.

rTNHE NATION contains: BUILLR, AND AND
4 TUE REPUBLICAN PAtIi;' TRIAL bi Juhii i''h-''h
AFTER TIIF REVOLUTION ETC. Price p cents
q MARVEL OF CIIEAPNESS."
DICKBNSS WORKS.
"CARLETOYS NEW ILLUSTRATED EDITION
opportunity being offered to The admirers OF Co'Tcs
t, , C aung an entire set Of bis almost without iechg
. be q. ,o,, Coming
The best cheapest and hlndsomes edition In the "or nov
rt c volume Flch month price ~ volume Almost any one
can o dis moderate sn Intervals such capital set o STAND
sPkk" "Orver Twist" and "Copperfd' are now ready to be
nv hers each month and they be bad BOOKSELLER AZ
tie United States. -. r. .t. ..v.r u,s.
u@''u L''0' ' g. W CARLETON & Co.. Publishers.
Mad son square Ncv-lork.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
RnNDs AT A RApGNN.

MoNTCLAIR RAILWAY upNDS
guaranteed by the Midland RIi'"a', lot sale % 81
JAMESON SMITH n turnNG, IA BrOad-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

blowing were the bids /;
Offered. Asked.

The railroad bonds were duh but firm the Central
Pacfcs quoting at 1O3 while Union FIrsts were up
TO 81: Land Grants to 7O.. and Incomes to CO. The
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

SETSIbe srset Tor Cost Is ye duh ld Pnefs afs go w.,
t, .re +s bales Caicata, 81 bl,s Vi r-'o III -,
c., l bales Cursco1. sales 50 baes Aef. ~ !, sas
Der and u far drilAna' -
ps, g Ia Is AsruWal 81 h.l.s St end serA Iia -, M
trr,, and bale, Tiyas. sales are 3oe 20 - ID T.ta.
t,,5rsa cby b wv 20 Ceutu. Auc1eani AM -yVo ~ -
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
GCdCnfrs.

EEENCU TUITION.--PrOf. j. j. BURNER
desires enga0eh orueT scholastic wear 81 some msieass
,rtl-. y eroreuc, good reierc-s. Address - Wet 3hst
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
OUTLINES OF GERMAN LITERATURE 3, yosEPH eotrwicE
.nd koBnhI HAhhIsoA l2no. %. sel. Holl z MIIaml.

sha RoBEkT HhEKIsoS. i2HO. W. Sel Holt 4 WiIiAms
The student of the literary history of Ger
many Will md valuable aid TO his progress in the
act and comprehensive record presented in this volume
1T extends from the earliest dawn Of German letters IN
ie fourth century 10 the present date including bio
graphical ana critical sketches Of tho princi-
pal authors, with few brief but character
3sue specimens Of their more important
productions. The work is confined 10 the elegant
literature Of the German language, but comprises ase
.pccDct view OF the movement in theology aud phoso-
phy. which for nearly century, has 30 largely occu-
gied tes national mind OF that country In preparing
The volume the authors have preserved happy me
up between an obscure concisepess OF statement and
hspperuGns fnness0 of detail. Everything Is pressed
with eearess and precision, but without tedious cir
eDuoeup0D IL Is mafEed by impartiAity and fairness
Of treaInoeDt with trace OF political partsapsbip or
religious fayontisn.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
/ 10000

The Assistan-rreasur redeemed $4,000 in called
1s. and paid out S2Do0oO in coin interest The
d,.'s business at the Gold Exchange Bank was !:
lr.I cleared S3OgS3OOO; gold balances 1l07S1S;
curr,ncy balances, sl,iaOS2i. The following were
the quotations
luol...Ill5 lI:3O li5l Io....II53 2:aO.......lI51
IG3J....ll5i lGOl....llft :5J...la .....ll5i
ii:0o....llsi l2aJ. ...llHs soC.....l5s
The days busine, at the United States Sub-Treas-
uTy was:
Gold cpts sl071 Gl5 % Curcy pavm'ts - 00Gl2 lG
Gold PAYMENTS. l065 10 Curcy balance. 25fiO.Ss9 90
Gold balance .ij,02s6 ~ CustOns....... jdy,UOJ co
Currency repts. iOG622 ii
Foreign exchange closes M DUH but firm, at the
following nomina) quotations:
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
lHIC MARKETS.

fCsreiullV reported rns rEiHuSAl -. 49,,
THuRsDAY. June %. STa
AsEs-The receipts today - pkgs Pots are NeAy "-d Id
Umie drman al eJ IS; Pearls nscnfe ald honsai
COFRkB rhe quiet sud puee nV'an' anohAs'I
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

The July number of The SaRitarian, edited
byAk. BEIIs ID. d., continues % SHOW the practical
ebafaoteB which marked feature Of the EARLIER
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
Q oruoranoH Noufes.
OTuCE OI C0sNIsI0NFE og JrRoEs
% tuAvirI.s.sT PAaE SEv-Yo.k Jur. o., issI
NOTICE IN RELATION 10 JURORS FOR

f'IIrIseT PAaE NKw- luih. Iur. a. iatiD
NOTICE IN RELATION 10 JURORS FOX
Y STATE COURTS
Ami cat or f9r exemption, WIN be L,ar 10 daily. from
caon tbeo e recently erTng Fho have become exempt
Tro. o have their b t, proved ermsne
exempt will reeve Jlrr enrolment loo requiring i'n 10
must bc ausFered person. 0fse and I this ofe' oD) under
se,er, penalties. II eIeAp The PARTY must bring proof d exemption
RbCl asme. esducei &c, 6c hhD ~ bh ALon ~ = o..
LECTION the u fALL NlNIE or fffiN" 10 cf'e
applying before the fst FALL IA,t IS sent in neTt Sep
TBTe @ are now tng mad G Old and new urorsPsn Oelober
November and Decen5e Niutr gaaua February and March,
ls7ll; md Sprug (Aun. May aud June, 1870.
Peons enrolled" ah SLOWED the privilege ~ selecting
MUS1 SERyE when called pay Their hne NO mere
vii be allowed interference permitted The lines received
from those who for business other unable t serve a. TIE
eeted pay the Of this Office and unpaid will be ru
No prrsn can get eeused Lee that the judges
hereafter allow merchants bankers editors and Of wealth
and Intelligence eVade get excused IRON The moderate duV required
Ofthem
All good citizens will aid the Of justice ard reliable snd
respsee ge sn equsle their duty by serving promptly when
sasHOaed soNng ubonRes reporting 70
me- attempt At bribery ~ evasion nd suggesting names 2 enroll
not EXEMPT H. 'D4 ''''''
E1ery mso must attend 10 hi, oub notice
aay another IL so punishable BY hhe
10 receive present OF bnbe directly D
any e GsLeHl every viii be fully prosecuted No ees Of
hind eI allowed IN regard 10 jury notices and any
ssEihg receiving o. Giving such fee or present. ". be ar
DOUGLAS TAYLOR, Commissioner,
Brown Stone cOurhouse, Basement % Chsmbersst Pstt
Proposals will be received at
the oMee OF zoe Department Of Docks $40 ana Js Broadway
period Of I months IRON BOLTS, SPIKES and BANDS foI
psShedlar see r." The CITY Reeord"
DROP0SALS.-PrOpOsa for 10000 tons of
COAL will he rsesyed until o'clock p July l1J al the
Qnee Of the CommsS0nsn Of fsbhe ChAhhes and CorseoA "
For particulars The CitJ ReeOp.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
mln .al-s at lae. ~ B.alios' aot 3d.

vi. FtF-Ie M r.st better tae supply m,t-t, aeq que
~ 20 at -Ia -la 6l q % .l r. - h a Do a. -
NAVAL sroREs-Te make, to-day vas without asrt, 'IA %
1@nrlg entirely nominal; Strained Boa quoted ,il 90 - '@
p y5 rpnts ulge4.i.e .a wa hi4ls4 W ,' 49,. ~
O, .II IAaseei is yery .Gg but fm quoted 90 9l
limited MenhAen seaig bu very quiet At ~ Frs ts az
PROvTsIoys-TIs Provision msrls. IS low ,ssi'e, Nc
ler and more general onsk i0t the hnfe asi fsga
laf are 40 bbl. SIS 30 for Otl Mea ~ - NV
Tor Clear. for delivery hear Of @'l 0o Aes ,et '
At Is 5Oa Sl5 70 100 lo d., .-,f fl, 5i 80 .
Mss aud = for Extra Mes GOD 90 Mes on re n 100 -
Bee better dsm1noi ses oi - .1a a 49,
Western Gu: Meats are tr1sr t1 1ppy uflt 'I 'iis M - t
shoulers srlO Sc 200 DO HAMS u-4S9 70 ssst
at l.ic; do. Shoulders a. . 4't and =, yoies - 5 go
Jdltc. Bacon s. better md 10 demand sies OF oO % ie
6c ami 45J h1Ees short Ce4f as uiN a. - -
to-day at gc Dressed Hogs better an l. pnY es ',
ga .,c fr Cit7. Lar il easier lni fairy acrve the ora 1
the future sales o go t. and cs At &c io 10 SO =
Ctg: lgI6c Flr Prime can ior fg'1r7 e, -
IA 10 for Jq1e a. lltc 280 seller J1 as 81 9s h
900 M for lst Of Jay = iyl'. 9O & 'c 'o ~ '' ,5. 5
"a, f In -riug contracts Juy september AZ 1eAe 80
hear Of 500 c for July al l5iec aal 4-o' s 'i ".e~
TTRoLgI-M-Rsfred has sold moderately at unchangi prices @
aerand mainly 70 COM ee ca-.t'i '-- ana ~ ~. & s,..
moi much wanted but well held az -i6-tc N-plna 'lsE
Ilc Crude qlet and steady a' s'e io oak ara E % s 90,
st. the saes aggregate ss, evening ana to-isyl NV 0o' ~
M and s half October lesc later ss wero feposS '7
SIGARS have been tary sales p1r Ast evening
al bbds AZ sd7sc Low 90 Good Reclining Ca s'i
At Ui 4lOc ioT Iari aud S44 lol ~ ~ -sls1i, Good y
In'sr0r Common. t.f.lci fNr 70 ' ~, ard
Prime 8doie Grocr--FIr 70 Good "a ta''' @ ii 4e
boxes 8iQs!ci No asses, lhd~ all ooA,' y sss. No.
Wsyas boxes b. S. Nos TO 3 "a 90; No " q - ~ A.
iso rs 6ldgc; Nos. o. 20 Is. S.UVc nos u, y - hs'
White. s40lJ4c; Poro kcs-he- ans; ~. N =, 3 sasc
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New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

Mc,srs. Howes 81 Macy viii pay the July interest
on the houds Of the City of Montgomery, Ala, at
their office. No 30 Nall-st and after the lst Of
July.
Tho earnings Of tho Saint Louis and Iron Noun
tain Rlilr "a Company for the 1st week of June
were: 1o,j S5OlS) 1872, SiS,f1,22; increase,
81 .7Gs.7S From January l to June S: 1873,
SIOl9LGOG5; 1872 1926 7i1C3. Increase, S92, h3O4.
Mes,rs f. f. James & Co.. No 50 Wall-st. will
pay the July coupons fthe Galveston, Houston and
henderson Railroad Company in gold coin.
TheThrd National Bank has declared a semi-an-
nual ,ideud OF per cent, free Of tax, payable
JulyI
The Metropolitan National Bank has declared a
semi-annual dividend OF ) per cent, payable July
= free of all taxes.
The interest on the FIRST mortgage bonds Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, and on the
l,rsi MORTGAGE bonds Of the Lake superior and Mis-
s>sippf Railroad Company. both due July l, viii be
paid on and after that date By Nessrs. Jay Cooke q
Co.
The Directors Of the Rome. Watertown and Og-
dcn>burg Railroad Company has declared a semi
annual dividend of3 per cent, payable on the 18th
OF July. at The Office in Watertown, New-York, and
at the Mechanics National Bank in this city.
The metropolitan Savings Bank has declared the
usual 5emi-aunual interest dividend at the rate OF
per cent per annum, payable on and after July l6.
The interest on the bonds of the town Of Volney,
issued in aid of the New-Yorl and Ogdensburg Mid
land Railroad Company due July l, will be paid at
the Ninth National Bank. instead Of the American
Exchange Bank rs heretofore.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady Penn
sylyania Skies. 1O9 Philadelphia AID Erie Rail
road u: Reading Railroad, IS: Pennsylvania Rail-
road 81. Gold, ll5l.
The bullion in the Bank Of England has increased
fH9OpO during the past week
The soecie in the Bank OF France has increased
22jOO0Of. the past week.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

for the leading issues. The general market closed
strong on the basis Of 12l to 1915 for 1868. Fisk
Hatch report az follows at pm:
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
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