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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-09
For sale.

TIME UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
i Sale his Baeksnithing Shop at HiIo, with the
Tools, Stock. and Good viii Of the busiress. This
establishment is desiraby situated in the town Of Hio
and enjoys large portion Of the publ; patronage.
The b1ilding used as shop is the property Of the
proprietor the land which It is built being leased
from the Crown Commissioner the Lease expiring in
about four years. For terms apply to
JAMES TAYLOR,
3u -..- Hilo, Hawaii.
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Eor Sale.
N oTIc z .

ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
n that r. F. Warren is no longer Authorised o
transact business or receive money on ny asefunE
from this date. c. +. WILLIAMS
March 26 IS79 Tf-r
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

~ The schooner Khmoi arrived yesterday
morning with IS lepers from Maui.
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~ We are indebted to Purser Robinson for files
of New Zealand papers, per Dakota
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STowAwAYs-The schooner J. D. Sanborn sailed
on Sunday last, but soon put back to the entrance
Of the harbor with her flag at halfmast. The pilot
returned to he, and found that the cause was the
discovery of two stOwaways, whom he brought
oehr,
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tF- Hon. J. MOanauli has been appointed one of
the inspectors of epers and viii act in connection
with the Board OF Health. The appointment Of a
Hawaiian Of the character of Mr.. NJ, win serve to
give confidence to the friends Of lepers, in the
instness Of the decisions Of the Board
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EIocUTroS. BY referring TO our advertising
columns, it viii be seen that Mr. Henry Clay De-
morest proposes to give eloeutionary entertain
ments at BufFum's Hall on Friday and Saturday
evenings. Mr.. D. is a son of the well known pub
fishers Of DeulOrest's Magazine, Mr. and Madame
Demorest, and brings the highest testimonials
Among the pieces which be has recited with success
elsewhere are 1.-The Heather Chinee" Death
Doomed Horrors of Hanging Miss Maloney
on the Chinese Question" &c From the notices
given BY the Press, OF Mr.. Demorestis entertain
menis, We feel sure he will become favorite with
the public of Honolulu.
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~ The Nettie Merrill sailed on Monday for
Kaunakakai with boilers aud apparatus 10 be used
the cattle ranch of the late King, for the pur-
pose Of boiling out tailow. This practice is be-
ginning 10 attract the attention of grazicrs on these
islands and will doubtless prove one of profit
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ARRIVALS AT THE HAWAIIAN HoTEL.-We shall
furnish from week to week the arrivals at this pop
ular place of resort which lattery has been well
patrOnized that every is discussing what is the
best way to provide more rooms for the new appli-
cauts The following are the arrivals since April
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GOVERNMENT BONDS


were as strong as usual, but unattended
with marked transactions. The prices remain
unchanged, and are quoted as follows United
States currency skies, 114h 1143s; do sixes 1881
registered, 1857 I1s11; do. do. do. coupon I19X
1901; do. nve-twenties, registered. May and
November, 116I1 III; do do, 1862, coupon, do,
tl6X 117k; do. do, 1854, do. do. 117h 117k do
ao, 1866, do. do, 1l9s 1925; 1865, registered
January and July, lls2I III do. d. 1885, coupon,
do, 117X 1l7X; do do, 1857, do. do, 1854 49,
DO. do, 1868. do. do, 11sk 1lsh; do tenforties,
registered, 1141 115k; do. do, coupon, 1851 o
l15x; do. fves Of 1881, coupon, 1851 a 1l5h.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
The market in this class OF bonds shows little
change IN the figures heretofore recorded. It is
said that In several Of the States in which the pay
ment Of interest has been resumed large local
dealings have taken place, with increasing dispo-
sition on the part of residents again to make per
manent investments at present rates. The follow.
ing are the quotations Of the day - Florida gold
bonds, six per cent, at 70, so being asked; Ten
nessce skies, DID, slh; do. do, new, SIX Virginia
skies, old, ~; do. do, new, so; do. do consoli-
dated, say; do. do, deferred, IL Georgia sevens.
new, 90; do. do, endorsed, SO; North Carolina
Railroad coupon, ~; do. do, OK coupon, IS; do,
funding act 1858, Is; do, new. l5k; do, special
tax, 13H; South Carolina skies, 81; DO, January
and July Is; Alabama nves, 1889 At; Arkansas
sevens, Little Rock and Fort Scott issue, rs; do.
do, Memphis and Little Rock. Is: do. do. Little
Rock. Pine BluG and New Orleans. rs: do. DO.
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MORE COTTON FROM LIVERPOOL

Strange as It may appear, more cotton has been
ceved at this port from Liverpool AS days ago
predicted would be the case, the shorts" to further
their speculative designs have resorted to tactics this
which, though exceedingly novel; have had the
merit of being to great extent, efectual keeping
prices advancing The class Of speculative operators
designated In market parlance as the shorts or
Portable by the bulls who have generally MANAGED to
deliveries and have thus been enabled to dictate basis
OF settlement 70 the shorts" This season, however
the bears have evinced determination to deliver
the actual cotton to the bulls at whatever cost,
and finding enough at this port to their
poses they have brought cotton from the South
had n returned from the East and from Liverpool
and fabrics Yesterday the steamer Adratc from
Liverpool arrived with l5e bales Of cotton which will
go on contract We may add that, all things consid.
cred the attempt this season to bu cotton has cost
more than has tor both sides having sufer
and what makes the matter worse the end Is not yet"
Corners in cotton is expected will be less frequent
af the LIST OF september however, when twenty five
per cent each OF ordinary and good ordinary may be de-
vered In hundred bales at present nothing under
good ordinary being deliverable.
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REAL ESTATE AFFAIRS.

To-day the residue OF the property known as the
"Old Melck Farm" lately owned by John w. Nor.
ton. OF Post ONCE delalcation fame, and turned
over to General p. II. Jones, as trustee for the
United States, will be sold at the Real Els.
tate Exchange, at one O'Clock p. M. This
Is adjourned sale from July Is, held at
Painneld, N. j., at which about 0ne-fifth OF the
estate was disposed OF and the sale stopped on &C
count OF the absence OF the majority OF General
Jones' bondsmen The balance OF this land Is sup
posed to be the best part thereof and should COM
mand good prices. The sale. which Is peremptory
Son Co.
Beyond the above we have very little Of interest
10 offer concerning real estate matters Business
continues as dull as ever, but the few dealers and
brokers who are in the city seem cOntented and In
no way respondent On the contrary they all pre-
dict a heavy Fall trade There were sales on
'Change yesterday and no private transactions re.
ported either.
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THE FOREIGN MARKET EASY.
Gold Steady and Money Offering
Abundansly.
RAILROAD BONDS STRONG
Government and Southern
Securities Firm.
A GENERAL HEALTHY CONDITION.

WALL STREET. !
MONDAY, July 28-6 p. N,
On 'Chauge to-day cotton was In better demand
and about steady for "spOt," while for the early
future months prices declined &c. per ID. Flour
remained dull and heavy. wheat and corn were in
fair demand and steady.
THE MONEY MARKET
Exchange showed considerable weakness, owing
to the offerings OF loan bills drawn by prime
bankers against stock collaterals which bills
sold at second hand at 1857 100 for 90 days
sterling. Sight bills were quoted at 1o9z 1927.
with asking rates at 1o9n for 60 days sterling, and
1897 for sight. Money was easy at per cent early
In the day, with large offerings at later hour as
low as per cent. Prime discounts remain un-
changed at 6K and per cent.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices indicate dull and weaker mar
ket. C0nsols fell Off per cent from opening
prices, and closed, for money, 92h 92%; for &C
count, 92H. Erie receded IRON 462z a IL to 46& q
46H Illinois Central from 81 O SO to SO IS. Five
twenty bonds OF 1865 were quoted at oax "a; do.
of 1867 at eaA 9a%; ten-forties at soH 81, and
new fves at COX 9Ok The new French loan
commands premium OF 6A per cent, against 7
per cent on Saturday. Rentes were 564O. The
amount OF bullion which went into the Bank Of
England to-day on balances was f72, 600. The rate
Of discount for three months bills in open market
was u per cent below the bank rate. The rate Tor
money at the Stock Exchange on government Sc.
.curities was per cent below the bank rate
GOLD EAsY-115X A 115h.
The dealings in gold to-day were dull and limited,
prices remaining ar about the point last quoted |;
does 1t now seem probable that they will mate
rally change In the immediatue future or
while the stock market continues to exhibit its
present strength. Ehe speculation is drifting along
on quiet current with occasional purchases by
outside parties, who prefer not to take the chances
OF higher figure. The carrying rates for gold to-
day were 3 T. 81, AZ and per cent and nat for
borrowing. The fluctuations of the market are
ah0En in the following table
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MfaIznppi Ohio and RED RIVER. ~ 40. 40. Arkan-
sas Central Railroad, rs; Louisiana skies, As.
ruR aTOcu

MfaIznppi Ohio and RED RIVER. ~ 90. 40. Arkan-
sas Central Railroad, %; Louisiana skies, As.
THE STOCK MARKET
The market to-day was again led by Western
Union, the price advancing from 0lk to 92z, with
closing sales at 7Sx. Pacific Mail opened at SIX,
advanced to 3sh, but subsequently weakened In
response to the statement that, not having COM
piled with the conditions of the act OF Congress in
putting iron steamers on the route the subsidy
granted had been practically sacrificed. New York
Central varied only about X per cent from the
opening price. Harlem touched l34 but the bulk
OF transactions was at ~ 1x per cent
below. Erie retired from 69x TO 5sA. Lake
Shore went to %, with the average Of
business fraction below, yet showing strong
undertone that may at any moment develop
ITSELF Union Pacific sold at 274 q % q FIX, with
close at the latter figure. Northwestern ad-
vanced to 7OH, and was found all day with fair
share OF business. Rock Island remained steady.
Ohio and Mississippi ranged between S9A 4oA.
New Jersey Central sold at 1927. c.. c. and I. G.
opened at so and improved u per cent Wabash
was strong, advancing in the early dealings from
TX to z2, but at the close the price yielded about
y per cent.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON July %. 1873
Cotton frmor good ordinary, i4s4c I5c Net re-
cepts, IL bales Exports coastwse, LIB Sales l,lOO
stock. l2,77S. .
NEW ORLEANS, July % 1873
Cotton ARM mddiings, lSsac. Net receipts ga bales
gross SOL sales 30 last evening 400 Stock, 26,O25
MOBILE July Is 1873.
Cotton quiet; middings lS4c. Net receipts 50 bales
Exports coastwise, 1879 Sales 200. Stock, 161.
SAVANNAH July 2s 1873.
Cotton nrmer; offerings light; middings ls1Sc Net
receipts. 25s bales Exports coastwise, 764 Sales H.
Stock, I,52U
CHARLESTON July q, 1873.
Cotton quiet; mddlings, l9,4c a I9Jsc Net receipts
$40 bales Exports coastwise, LAZY Sales 200. Stock
$3.50
WILsIsGroN. N. O., July "a 1873
Spirits OF turpentne quiet, NO sales repoged Rosin
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The quotations based cotton in store, running
in quality not more than half grade above or below the
grade quoted Future deliveries s,. we're weak weak
Rs osa. for .s Sa
saturday evening alter o'cloek-,juy, 2Oo at aj,4c
100 at 20 SIC August 100 at 70 z3s2c 10 l6c
loo u 2l.32c September 200 at lSilc at Is 73sc
- 49, Ii SssSs Fois T e dS q
so'cock Myuiy 900 al % el6c. CO.. at aOlsc lOd at
2o7l6c $40 at 2oc, 500 At 20 7l6c 200 az 2lIsc August
$40 at 10 sss2c S9o At lSSc LOO a 10 $50 SO s
,salSc s0at u 81 ss 7Sp l9c o a. y re o3 a. a.
is 5aac so at ls slsc 100 at Is Ss2c October 40 at
The receipts a the ports to-day follows Calves
ton, a bales; New Orleans 54i; Mobile 9d savannah
more .; New York, 60 Total SSsS This day last
week 2215 This day last year, 1913 Rates on cotton
burg. by steam, lc To Bremen. by steam, Hc To Liv
erpool. by steam, 5.l6d I'D; by sail, oiled. I'd
for all descriptions At Baltimore sales were reported
Rio ordinary csrgoes lsc 1870 fan. cargoes isc.
1879; good carsoes i9c lgAc prime Scsrsoes ly1ao
IT, g. 5 days credit Java ovsfnmspi Bags S &c
pc. do grass mats go. &c Singapore, do, i8c.
l9c; Ceyion l9c. 2 Maracaibo, l9c 20c.; Laguayra
i9c, a 25c. Jamaica, ls1Se ishc. ST Domngo, l7c
Maisbar, isSc isc; Mesican sc iSc. Manila lsssc
FLouR AND ReSeipts1Flour siss bblA whoat
oats 60 81 bushels Flour continued DUH with down
ward ten lency but decided change noticeable
The sales since last foot about 700 bbls prices
within the range OF the subjoined quotations Corn
steady Sales Us bbi SIS for Western white SIS 50 Tor
do yellow S. 50 for Jersey yellow and IS IS S. 80 for
Brandy wIne Feed quiet but steady. 30 tons of 40
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARxEr-Lospox, July 2s II 80 r. M
Erie Railway shares 46 $50 r. M-Consois, S2s eek
for money and the account r. Nitric railway
shares 46Ar
PARIs BoURsE.-PARIs, July 2s-Rentes. 56E lOc.
PARIS, July 2S.-Rentes 56f Csc.
LIVERPOOL C0rroN MARKKr-LIvERPooL, July %, p.
MOI the sales to-day l0750 bales were American.
Sales of cotton shipped from Savannah Charleston,
October and November. at SD from the same ports,
deliverable August, at l3i6d and from the same
August ii6d Sales Of cotton shipped from savan
nan or Charleston deliverable September at sAd and
from the ports deliverable September and 6cto-
Der, at SID The market is buoy ant and advancing.
MIddlng Spland s SD. Sac; mddling Orleans gd
and export Sales Of cotton shipped from New Or;
September, at Cd sales of cotton shipped from sayan
nah or Charleston deliverable August and September,
at s 1864.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFPs MARKRr-LIvKRPooL. July %
P. M.-The market is firmer Wheat rs "a rs 4d
per GENITAL for club average California white, and
lis. lis lOd for red Western Spring Corn, us 81 per
LIvFnpooL PRODUCE MARknr-LIvERrooL, July 2s
Evening. Common rosn, 8s Cd per cwt Refined
petroleum. l31ad. lid. per gallon.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LivERP00L, July 28-
p. M.-Beef SIS I'D. per Dbl for Cheese, Gas
per cwt Tor the best grades of American fine
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LONDON July &.-Sugar
2bs od 27s per cwt tor No H. Dutch Standard a6oaL
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guiet;4 70 for no % for low pale, IS Tor PIE
and vusii. Tar steady, At IS IS.
CHICAGO, July q. 1873
$3.50 Wheat Irregular No Spring sold at 81 e. No.
aSs "a sppt q July closed veal e ins I'd
spfnS 81 os rejected sc Corn duli and IN.
S @ lsss s d!ssSss 'pS %asd
CANA VIZ Oats quiet and weak prices shade lower
na A %
s e. YSs ana s sa S
shade srd IN pSs as but
s: % Sa sa o5ss steady sas
re bacon nOmiaaliy unchanged whssey scarce
sa s: tie sS; d. ss4n g
az Sea DO copn y m 40 Sss a y wheat
Grain in s.erewnoa bushels Judy aSra Is ss
malt HsE7sS ~ fs rys im psa
81 ss s xAsss
s1 s:S;$
E IL.
" .sssSS T.: s sss ,s e
IL q
ss saRss 2.
do: Chicagn No,2 at s61fc. 9aoed sskc- sc: kye
Western 81 10 81 90 prime Canada III Is Rye malt
he'd at 95c Provisions unchanged
OswEGo, July g. 1874
Flour steady aud unchanged; sales OF l, zoo bbls
ct ss for No. Spring; 81 for amber Winter $40 ior
aud the market easier No. Milwaukee club 81 60 Corn
unbolted per cwt Millteed unchansed shorts $40 sa
shipstuffs $40 s2l middlings S2l So per ton Canal
IS % TO the the Hudson s4S 70 New York Railroad
New York 40c, and to Albany SEC. Receipts by lake
a. 900 bushels wheat 2l700 feet lumber Shipments by
canal-LAU,000 feet lumber
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pqn sh .:,,; us IS 60 o. !.
about 900 bushels at 81 for reestea and car
S & oe Prime q spas s s. sRFHSS S
ans iNs s s. s. q G5
Ss ss ss a. up SS.lss IN ss9
HT ax % S shss s SeS for 'ssS SC s
quiet parties being generally apart in their views; sales
e. a at b S II % 1 sS ana
trey nominal Rye was NEGLECTED and held at Soc for
FaEIcnrs.-The inquiry for accommodation by vessels
the % @
continued in demand particularly those suitable to the
Sns
e. saa o sfs - Sas sssis
500 boxes bacon at sos and by SAIL 200 hhds tobacco
Shs IA
n hence TIE hsha u psa
SS III; sa.
side Cuba and back, with sugar at s7S and port
SssF orders. knsSo% 2! GsailSsns
quiet win sgs
aSs rTfs and saSs ana
ss:: DO %u;sSvadS; refining; &c ss a., 40
ssna c &c s New f Orleans m,'S &c. 000 English
MAyAL demand Tor spirits Of trrpentine Is
orders price very strong and oasSg; have
ns s At Eas d "a 'Sst S
lots st43c Strained rosn continues dull and with
n0
To N
slight trade has been done on basis Of about former
e IS
PRrSo IRUxIThe market continues dull for all descrip-
lions and values were entirely nominal No disposition
" W. quote 9kssSsd sSndsga White, ESs pfSmp;
II s ad S pnd for 4 smart
lots; anphtha, 91c l9c tor Western and city The
ssd o put
M Il snS dso 8 mas
Het dull and entirely IN the absence
Provisions meats, $50 packages; lard,
pork was quiet and prices were tribe easier sales were
5spGsssa S e ~ VS. saia
iHaly steady &c: long clear and Sks short DO
81 s3S;S
S. Fl inns
unchanged small lots were placed within the range Of
quiet Win prices not essentially changed We heard e
hams ms at nc LaTd T market
nG as o a Rne We We
sale; $50 sTss for July a, teiss; 81
CHANGED. sales lUO tierceS OF steam nj &C.
syGAR-Raw sugar was in moderately fair demand
and the marker steady The sales foot $50 hhds in
cuding. prime refining Cuba at sac. and Porto Rico
dSlec Also 50 ahds and Of elayed At sc
We quote ;-Cuba-Reaning. Inferior TO. common e.
7sc, fair good fair, TIC &c. good to prime, SIC.
SIC grocery, fair to good, sssc. SEE; prime to
&c molasses hhds and boxes SIC re melado &C.
q 6hc Hayana0,Boxes, Dutch standard, Nos. to9,
ssc do, 6 10 Is, SIC Oc do, 10 to % lO'sc.
lOssc: white, ssac l0ac Porto Rico-Rehning common
BraziI-butch standard, Nos to H. 64c. Skc java
Dutch standard, Nos 10 TO H. SIC SAC Manila-SuDe
ror and extra superior. TIC. a TIC.
the market steady Tor ali desc ipoSs We heard oo Of
of rs terces Of Carolina agc 80 bags Parma
also 50 bags Of DO, in bond, at 2s4c. gold
SrEARiNE was inactive, but nominaly steady at pre-
viously quoted figures.
TAILow quiet but firm at s1Sc SIC. for prime to
choice city We heard OF sales OF 50 tierces 5ssc
wHIsKEY.-Receipts s15 bbls: The market steady
at the opening, but subsequently, closed lc higher
90 bbls &c., 200 bbls ut gblsc and ~ bills
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The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were
as fonows:-
Cold balances. ......................... $92900l
GROSS clearances. "A S9O, OOO
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The balance in the United States Treasury at
the close OF business to-day was as folows:-
currency. S9,14O,OOO
Coin .lo,oou OOO
Including coin certificates. AZ GOO, 900
The receipts from internal revenue were $780, 1874
The receipts from customs amounted to $3.50 200.
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $40 on
account of interest, and $4,000 in redemption OF
dve-twenty bonds.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds, especially those OF the older and
most firmly established lines continue to grow in
public favor, and 1t Is noted by dealers, VINO make
this class of securities specially, that both in
quiry and Investments are increasing Sales to-
day were favorably made as follows Erie, first
mortgage, at 1o3h; third mortgage at 101A; Buf-
falo, New York and Erie at %; Michigan Central
consolidated seven per cents at 9sh, Lake shore
consolidated coupon bonds at 991z, Central Pacific
gold bonds at 1OOA, Union Pacific first mortgage
at S2K-an advance Of n per cent Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western sevens, convertible, at l01 I;
Toledo and wabash first at 30, Great western Sec
ond at SO. Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific at
lO2X; Ohio and Mississippi second at IS; Columbus
Chicago and Indiana first at 8sX. The following
k,o lac nIoIo tI,c
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Cotton was In better demand and steady for spot while
the early future months declined &c. per H. Petroleum
continued duh and entirely nominal Spirits Of turpsn
tine was shade easier and rosn q trife frmer
CorToN.-ghe market for cotton on the spot was con-
deraby more active Some round lots for speculation
and port reported to have been sold at prices
showing l9Ac low middling The market generally.
however. was said be without decided change The
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Engaged.
Married.

HERzTG-HERMAS.-On Thursday. July "a, 1879
cards
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DowNEs-CARR.-In Brooklyn, on Sunday, July
81, by the Rev. Mr.. Hill, BARTHOLOMEW J. DOwNEs
oil New York, to AMELIA h, daughter OF Ruben p.
Carr, OF Bro Jklyn. No cards.
GIBsoN-BEARDsLEE.-AtS st. Andrews church.
New Berlin, n. Y, on Tuesday, July Is, by Rev. }.
II. Robinson, kASSoN &. GIBSON, or New YORK; to
GRACE NJ, daughter Of Cyral Beardslee, Esq, Of
New Berlin.
HAppEI-BARArrIsI--In this city, on Sunday,
July 49, 1873 by the Rev. j. w. Selieck, Mr.. HENRY
G. I. HAPPEL, Of Williamsburg, L. j., TO Miss
II. CBcELIA BARATTINI, OF New York.
-MCCARTY.-On Monday, July IS, at the
Church Of Our Lady OF Mercy, by the Rev Father
McElroy, RICHARD HARSErT TO KATIE, only
Ign, l.. l. No cards.
ToULMIs-MuRDoCH.-I Williamsburg. n. y, on
Wednesday, July 70, by the Rev. Francis Peck, ID.
d., ROBERT G. ToULMIN TO ANNIE, daughter OF
David Murdoch. OF Liverpool England.
Liverpool papers please copy.
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The trade movement was still slow, though there
was some little activity in sundry commodities.
AT the Produce Exchange the -four market was
dull and heavy, while in wheat there was more
active movement at iul prices Considerable pur-
chases OF No. Milwaukee Spring were made on
foreign account on the basis OF previous quota
tions. Corn was also in fair request and at steady
prices whiskey was again higher In the face OF
heavy receipts Pork was duh and lower, and
closed inactive at the concession. Lard was dun
and almost nominal. Groceries were generally
auiet but prices exhibited no essential change.
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CLOSING PRICEs-s O'CLOCK PM.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton n Trine More Active; Receipts Mt
the Ports, 2,53s Bales-Flour Dull and
Heavy-Whsat, Corn and Oats Were
Steady-Pork a shade On-Lard Easy
Groceries Generally Quiet, but Steady
Petroleum Entirely NominaI-sptrits
Turpentine Easy-Rosin Firmer-vyh,s-
key Higher.