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y 0sT.-ON SUNDAY MORNING. BETWEEN
~ five and six O'clock, one small dun go" deep
red and white. The Under wiz he Literally re-
wardcd b. Ieavin. her at 80 JIG Constance street
mia 3 L. FOLEY.
I DST.-A BLACK AND IAN SLUT: Answers
~ to the name II Pet A suit able reward Ill
be given to any one bringing her t" this Office.
the house az the northwest cUrnt OF st. Charles
avenue and state street. tt2l
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STREE. kAth: DuUsLE TRAGA
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
Us g'ea; short Inc froIn CrrtiLna. "a, Ce,un..
EAST.
Saving e'ghty-sFveD 80 10 milee. ard sr-.v,pyo,.
train IN advance at
NEW YORK.
s.-:ls tt:y line pfles, and arriving Az Az
acurs IN advance at
BALTIMORE.
>"' Atenty seven miles, and arriving e,va.
AVG 'Ers6-quarters hours in advance a.
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
rne train the ouickest
tak GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRIDGE,
''' '"o ohl' river, at Parkersburg and EelIair
are completed.
MORNING ANB NIGHT LINES or
'""ihhs palace Drswius-Roor ant
Sleeping Cars
are run Oh tiis route from st. Louis Cfncin,., r,
I? iia llTn9Te and Washington Cls:
sn ny sh.' 'on.e scu aveic n, omnih.. .rs..,..
ga "est. "+4'fe ~ n. '"''
GENERA: ,:..css. 49, l.: u. sole COLE.
49, .'oHes agent. baltimore Sar.J4pt
w. P SMITH
Master Tra2sportatitu. RaItirnnre Narv,s,.
SIDNEY B. JONES,
e;al Pssss, ~ Agent C.rclnns4, on,
ga THE IAsr..-... -. TIM Geo.
Viz Aoutnvtue snd ohio ara !r,s.,s..-.
Hallway.
re ooin poioD OF tho Louisville rirIz4oo 49,.
os1u, ana the splendit: re uipment fo- nnssH,.
:rs'el, makes this the '0'"--3~
4EsT R0UTE 10 [IN;gHs..,
ALI POINTS xsST AND EORTRkASr
sahEE THROUGH TRAINa narY
"''- "AIoes connections from tbs south 4.
sinn6t
WITHOUT CFLEGR or r.Ea
e = sire and s4R for .icke; Sia Ior-5v4l.. No.
10 ana Alasisslpp Railway for sale st Al -.
otpeI Ilcset ofnces III the South and in Louiavifr
tle Usnefsi ONCE Of the Company eornar To,,'
sLo salh stree B also al Ga's HovcG and Iort.r-'
Ire and Willard Eote}s ""uAs'l.'
=. h--T1csets 20 Cincinnati and po.,1ta VA, a..
hhlk 1ne are good on mail line steaInere 80 ~
nDe Scsess are good on this road N 70
CHARLES (. FOILYTr
General Fnseenger and Ticket Agant a. - ,.
J. L. GRfSwORD
avs,. THOMAS BORwIs,
USH eeSSsh Soptherr Agent. eIxV1,x
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Estate lF AARON BLEtE.

UNiTRD SrATEs EAFsHALs OsF,'s
New Orleans February %, t6.2 s
ffypiH l. 70 GIVE EOTICh THAT WARRANT ls
bank I1lptcy has been issued ont cI lhs District
court of the United States Tor the district OF Lo-
,siaua against the estate of Aaron Blum, Of BStos
gsuge in the parish OF Eas. Baton koug-. State OF
Iouisiana adiudged a bankrupt upon mis- own pet
ton; that Che pay rnent otay debts and tho delivers
O, any property be oDGing TO said la hfupt, 10
him or for his use, and the TRANSFER ~ AuE prof.!
srty by him, forbidden by law; hat meeting
OF th. creditors of said bankrupt. 80 prove thsle
debts and choose more assI2nrsa ~ his ees
tate viii be held at court or !ankrub.c.. 10 to
holden Il the twenty -I.ntb day ri March. q. :.
1873 at q a. NJ, at the GlIstnmh"Hs- building. h@@
Orleans, heiors &. $ Kellogg, regi.tel
<.B PACKiPr
,riJ 60 United State, Marsilss.e
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steamship Havana, Pennington. for Key We: snG
other FLORIDA Ports
Bark II D Brookuan, Anies, for Cronstadt
Schooner htinSray, Hansen, fol Pensacola
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CLOsINo PRICBs-s O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Nominal for Spot and Lower for
Future Receipts ~ the Ports, ALSO
Bales-Fiour Firm-Whcat and Corn
Dcarer-Oats steady-POrk Lower
Lard stesdy-suEar Firmcr-CofEee
Dull-FrcAghts streng-Esst India
Goods Neglected - Petroleum I'm
changed-Naval stores Firmcr-Metals
Quiet-WooI More Active and Firmer-
Whisky Steady.
FRIDAY, July 11-eP.M
Trade was q little brisker In some departments
to-day, but, on the whole, the markets we're dull
at the Produce Exchange. Flour was firm; wheat
was active and higher. Considerable busl-
ness was done for shipment at the i'm
provement, and at the close no prime
could be bac on the spot or to arrive, save
at further advance. There was an active inquiry
for forward deliveries all Change hours. Corn
was also active ana decidedly higher. Oats were
dull and heavy. w.niskey remained 1rm. Pork
was Irregular and hover, closing more steady.
Lard was steady. In The grocery market sugar
met with fair demand at rather better prices.
Cofree was dull and prices unchanged; 30 also was
Petroleum remained quiet but steady.
Naval stores were In fair reQpest and hrmer but pQt
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, July II, 1873
i7S Stock: isoSi ssily-Set receipts rs exports
Cotton Mnw os Ssns4ys sSly
SGass %lsaIIass soIs
ssss s S ass evening S 1 o @
WeeklyNet receipts a6s0 gross Sl0o; exports coast
Sss f Eapon @ sas
Wssky-Net receipts e7 Exports coastwse, Liza Sales
es osoe sr S, and %SsDs:
sssae - roesipss ~ Ia Exports Coast
CnAst.sror, July u, 1873.
SIS: :;sf e s;$ss as:
Spirit. Of quss siS k Il s sz
s. g Is;
s. for yellow dip and virgin. Tar steady at 50 Is
Flour steady xss.. s:.s9' by H ~
seller sn6 xSsY Illinois, q Ss GsaS aS
" s.s; = s's sss ;ss
70 0H 's5
do 100 ss a. sosn ssa
e 81 sss q i sSS.s Sss sSadss S.
iaSse y s e IL Asason and
York. Railroad treshts-Flour Philadelphia Soc to
e ssSH ~ % e Ssy SsSs sn % re-
s ny sa ssn cn
@ @s can Be
172,OO do oats. ls2 00O do. rye.
Lake and rail- imports for 1g ne s.s July IL s
hours lag wheat iSs s bushels corn
S as &C. oa ss s%SfsSs s
~; sss ~; !s;'s $s;jFs s}s;
49, sg SPRING se p5,fs s
sD22 HSsS pSS No. sgTnF 81 % =, &c
$s!.s y, Corn STEADY
q e 49, ssi ~
SSss 81 Prime s' oaaads
Flour-Market steady, with a moderate demand,
s ;S :: :s !; en- :s:a ssss.
!: S q rs,ec.sS 49, sos Corn Suss and week
August saHs; ssNc; seller sep,smDss rejected, ~
I od e x r.. sa .nS na ss o
COO. Barley dull and noninal Sic. bid for No Fall
sT PSSn: u sSo and se
SS% ar :gos i. %a's:
stsAc loose Sc packed; long clear middes, packed
Ss npa sssy hss e; % G sss
S bushes ri: S SSs s
do. corn, 24,0U0 do oats and a0o6 do. barley.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MoNsy MARKsr.-LoNpor July L-l2 81 p. NJ
United states tenforty bonds 90; Erie Railway shares
l8N 3P M.-Erie Railway shares, an 3:l6 r. M--Ere
Railway shares, AN. 4:30 p M-Consols for the &C.
count, 92x United states ten forty bonds, 904.
FRANKFORT BoURsR-FRANKFoRr, July I1-United
States hyetwenty bonds 96S for the issue Of 1882
PxhIs BouRsE-PARIs July n-Rentes, ST. SIC.
LIVERPOOL CorfoN MARKEr.-LIvERP0oi, July LIS p.
M.The market quiet and steady mtddling uplands,
SD mddling Orleans Cd. Sales 1900 bales including
Scn Bales s1S we're ses nf or
port and 5000 speculation The stock port
bales including $4,000 American. The receipts or the
week H. 700 bales, including 5000 American
Actual export 5000 bales sales Of cotton shipped from
Savannah Charleston, deliverable July, August and
September at 9l6d The stock at bound this port
IS $50 bales including ilAo american ssles Of cot
Charlsston, deliverable July and August at !Sd o.
CROP not below mddling uplands shipped from So.
vannah Charleston October and November, at 6xd.
and sales Of Do shipped from the same ports, deliverable
TRADE AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, July lip. M-The
market and fabrics at Manchester Is dull but
not quotably lower.
MThs receipts Of wheat for the past three days have
cept Of corn for the past thee days have been l6
quarters, including 1900 American The market n
steady. .
Evening. Common rosin 8s. Sd. per cwt. y.
PKrROLEuM MARKEr.-ANTwERP, July u-Petroleum,
3S1<f. for standard white.
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sa sS sss: sss ~ ysy 81 q s
!ssss my: a Con
clear Boxes q :RSss ib q ss and do iSs
S Ssss:s: sS nh: Va:
So sss hsss: III .I;4s
6Dss SO s1 prime mess NeSces ssd S2s S26
India ~ss, esess Beef h..s were dan and nSmiaay
s1s Il: vi. ns: sse:Rssa sR Ia. s::s
nts Sons n rm rhc' Put s
q ~ q @ & Of 0Sss
ss S.%: !: as: So .%Slsa 81 az e ss
= sna
ss 81
n. % * ssssi
sc snS rs bags q Ran
sY SEEDS %:r1e. for ln.esa remained que. We
sss :s s & 6 aassss
;SS s S:s i si'ss's 81
Ss eS sr prn.
:is.ss s.
8 HssnaSs sS 70 IS m ae%saa sn
FL hs fs e sSn% S %
sSSs ss:S
hhds and boxes 61Sc. 7nc; ,melsdo, &C. q ..xc
SsI,s .;Ss
&C. grocery, fair to choice. Sto. &c. grazi-Dutch
s4a Ss and ' sas
-4H oa1ocofhea market for seed leafs was dull but
PRICES no particular chsnge Kentucky was
g.
sin, crop ISL private terms 50 Of do, crop 1872
s Ct ss S an q H Gf s and OF for
TALLow was steady and In tair demand. Sales 10000
lbs Of Western at 7l6c,, and 80 bids OF do at
On WHICH, owins
advance Of ld. the other side, is held here with
renewed confidence Domestic feeces have shown no
decided change IN value but are VERY firm We heard
ssSs sP lbs sSYurs Sdw s.Dss
Reece at DC, 5oS lbs OF swetted 0" extra
RsS ssee H. Of s Of ns s
1000 lbs Of Texas 21c 5000 lbs Of Western do, 0c
iornis WOOL Sc 5000 ba Of Spring do 49, Loo lbs
ssas ksntsay Il IT,
foSnia - 20. &C. iSooS lbs Of new aeece 5000
lbs Of dGnes S;o sc%eng 9 go lbs of
do ooS DO super pulled 900 DO o. virginia |Ssss
10000 do Of Fall California 900 do. of unwas6ed and
unmerchantable fleece, 100 do. Of Buenos Ayres Mes
tizas 40 bales Of Oregon 80 DO Of Cape 20 do Of Fall
s b The market was quiet
SS g q which were and lie balance at
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TAXPAYERS TO THE COMPTROLLER
JUNE 8. 1873.


A Delegation Call Upon Mr.. Green-Why
He Resists Claims Against the City.
A delegation, consisting Of Commissioner Froud,
Of the Board OF Education, and Mr.. A. L. Waehner,
representing the Taxpayers Association Of the
Tenth, Eleventh and Seventeenth Wards, yester-
day called upon the Comptroller and presented
him with resolutions eulogistic Of his management
Of the city finances.
Mr.. WAEHNER, on presenting the resolutions re.
marked that the organization had been prompted
in their action by the jealous manner in which
Mr.. Green had defended the treasury in contesting
the Comptroller to the Mayor on city finances re.
Gently published. They fully coincided with his
views as expressed in the letter.
The Comptroller, in receiving the resolutions,
1dence in him, referred at considerable length to
the chaotic condition OF the city finances when he
came into ONCE, the abuses that existed In all the
departments. Now, almost daily, old claims were
sent In that he knew nothing Of and It was no
careful examination, and II there is anything sus-
piclous about them" said he, 81 say to them to go
into the courts and have them passed upon. II
they are equitable claims pay them. Much has
been said about my course IN delaying payment s
judges, &C., are created-to pass upon all questions
OF this character-and for this reason ] refer all
suspicious claims to the proper tribunal.
Resolved, That this organization views with great ap.
cpes IN the retrencSme of eapendures and se In
PRODUCTION Of saving and economical spirit In the diff
Rssa SS par ZEN thu commun,,v
largely dine to the head OF the Financial DEPARTING mt
Andrew H. Green for the wisdom, prudence and stead.
ss Aaa az n N
through WHICH we have Just passed -,
Hon. Andrew H. Green
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me strength that has attached to this class OF
securities for Two three days past has not been
broken. Bonds are buoyant and the prices are
strong. The investment demand on account Of for
e1gn capitalists Ia good, and the general
zone OF the market has been unexceptiOn.
ABLY favorable. The quotations are as follows:-
United States currency skies, 1l4A 114X; do.
90 1881, registered, 118x 1lsH; do. do. do. cou-
pom, 10 12oA; do. fve-twenties, registered, May
and November 1lez q III; do. do. 1852, coupon,
do. ll7H ll7k; DO. do. 1854, do., do. 117A IFS;
do. do 1885, do. do, 1ls% I19H; do. do 1867 reg.
tstered, January and July, ICY 1l6k; do. do.
1885, coapon, do, lis 1lsK; do. do. 1867, do. do
1lsX l19; do. do, 1868, do ao., llsx o l1e; do
sen-forties registered lis 1854; do Co., coupon,
us 115A; do. nves OF 1881, coupon, I15x 1l5x
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
Little was done In this department calculated to
: reflect confidence. Virginia skies, consolidated
sold at 53 North Carolina Sizes special tax al IA;
Missouri skies at o34. The prices are annexed -
Tennessee skies. ola, sOh; Virginia skies, old, -
do. do, consolidated bonds 90; North Carolina
sizes, old ~ do new bonds, 10; do, special tax
I3K; South Carolina skies, IS; do. do, January
and July, 16X; Missouri skies, 90; do, Hannibal
ana ST. Joseph issue, Of Louisiana SKIES new bonds
Il; California sevens, III; Connecticut skies, 80;
Arkansas sevens tArkansas Central Rairoad), II.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Although not strictly encouraging to-day, the
average range of prices was not unsatisfactory.
The higher figures prevailed at the close business
being good and indicative OF speculative oIspo-
sition that only waits upon opportunity for per-
feet development. The chief dealings Of the day
we're 10 Northwest common, Pacific Mail, Western
Onion, Erie, Union Pacific and c., G. and G. West.
ern Union rose from S5k to son. closing at 90. New
York Central nuctuated between 1881 and 1Oax.
Pacific Mail went OF to aex. but quickly recovered,
and Was firm at 37k a s7x. Rock Island called for
1l0x llOx. st. Paul was steady at SAX q 62x.
Erie was strongly In sympathy with foreign ad-
vices, and showed the same with emphasis re-
treating rom 81 to cox o 63X, closing at cox. A
rumor was entertained that certain Of the pre-
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GOLD ACTIVE AND HIGHER.
The Influence ofy8pe.
Gle Exports.
Movement in Railroad Bonds
and Stocks.
"A GOOD SUMMER MARKET,


$780, WALL STREET,
FRIDAY, July 11-6 r. MI
On 'Change to-day cotton ON the spot was dull
and nominal while cultures were in good demand,
hut at decline OF No. Nc. perlb. Flour continued
an demand and nrm. Wheat was active and
higher. Corn was.Akewise higher, but less active.
IMPORTS.
The imports OF drysg00ds for the week ending to-
day are $1s4o,I3s, and the amount marketed
Sl,62l,07S at.r
THE FOREIGN MARKET. W
London advices present no disturbing influ-
ences. 1t ia. therefore, only necessary to give
rency to the quotations that come by cable; for,
with the exception OF Erie they show nothing
that bears potentially upon our condition. The
rate OF discount In open market was u per cent
below that Of the Bank OF England. Oonsols were
92x and United States ten-forties COZ. Erie
showed decidedly downward tendency, selling
from ASK down to AK. All United States securities
were reported steady. In Amsterdam Union
Pacific first mortgage bonds are quoted at so, stock
- Northwestern preferred Is, St. Paul preferred
q and Erie b1H.
THE MONEY MARKET.
The chief feature OF the day in this department
was in foreign exchange, which showed an advance
70 109 for sixty day sterling and 110 for sight, The
market has been remarkably firm. The results
from a commercial standpoint, are observable in
she movement OF gold. Commercial bills are scarce
Prime paper moved at 8 and per cent. Call loans
are still at the recently quoted standard OF ana
per cent, with exceptional transactions at per
cent.
GOLD 116h A l15A.
The market to-day was active and higher. It
opened at 115sS and advanced to 1867 a 116 1l6&.
Tho large pending specie exports favored the spec
ulators, while the daily record OF the Washington
bookkeeper is beginning to be scrutinzed and un.
derstood. The fluctuations to-day are shown by
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fsrrsd stocsnolosrs were about TO enter SUIT
AGAINST the COMPANY TO enforce the payment Of
dividends on the common stock. The statement
answered xts speculative purpose, but It IL scarcely
pfonspie. Lake Shore SOLD at 9lX s2X'
closing at the batter figure. Hannibal
and st. Joseph opened at an, and was
steedy until the close OF the day, when the
PRICE receded 70 ~ Union Paoiho was another OF
the speculative features Of the day, and active.
The price opened 1t 27k was fought mp TO 2sk, but
ct the closewas q tribe weaker. Northwestern
was hkewtse active, the fluctuations being between
-eex and COX on the opening price Of eSx. Fer o
purpose the stock is being gradually distributed
Wabash sold between cox and 7ok. Atlantic and
Pacinc'showed the largest Improvement Of the day
BY going from 2ox to Is, the latter being the dos
tng prtce. Ohio and Mississippi was steady ct Box
aKaK. O, O. and @. sold from 40 TO 80H, New
Jersey Central at 1903 Harlem at a2e q 127 o 12s.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
|.sHs~ 81 u<rav, oAo ~kot To- y
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M II active both Tor o. the spot and
s % ssss No. .sd sr h lSl s s WAS
IT, :G 49,
S Sa bass q IT,. a SuSS
Sa Corn good request and dsciSedy 6isSer''
S,g a, h Ss & ss ss Wse
for for, rail- Gle ,Hr Wsstern yellow and co. do white
shes held nfa al
on 'iSSs tie spo snS 70 n
. Tsssa,s RECOMMENDATION sy vessels on the berth
I "a
fSd
=: ss1ssS SS:ss
S vi
Sssss sSs. fSse ksssS%
s ss s. a fsaa British SaE Sssss 3
S $s9s Sssss q 5 Jisss d ss isa:
N So s ' sga Of I a5siysa
S.IsS s5s Ss,,s DO a.
d. 3n private terms; American BRIG ss tons henOs
ne hence enesa !. oss ny
laga 1000 cases OF refined petroleum private terms,
PSih Si
tne1 nsdo OF %
rsned nsn'' TO Lesh0rn' 200 bills Of
.sespt sS.sf nominal
ssof DS%ss!9s s!sss rs s Calcutta d''
Hssns dull MET AND 9.Ss-
gold. sales last bales on private TERMS
'aSS HSsss Sss
x ss d Ssssss ssEs
% Swh fE p &c. Sa.nfS sT
Western. Sc to Sslfo!nis 7c saVar lam
ri fsssp.s hay sSnsSsd light
nns sae na snyq u sw %
E sS . ssa4Sn a. HI oats e.; a t's rye stray"
leading rs o fair but without
swh ssn but no, changed
slsysS nc do nasc S %iosq qef min
English Islands, s as New rSr rIsa nice Soc
mated spirit q arpenne and the msffes wa.
ssss S S % a Sss ei Z. .a
quoted & s. ss and
Tar was quiet bnt rm. Sales 100 bbls Of washington at
.sssy dsss 4 aSd sns
u;
9sc, IN casks and bbs crude sperm. 81 20 a 81 i2a;
crude whale &c 6sc for ESrthern SEC se,c for South
bleached lard OIL roc for present and 7sc 7Ic
for choice Winter; crude cotton seed, 4sc menhaden
new Oil, &c. ~
PErRoLEUK-The market for refined continued quiet,
with prices current quoted at l1c 1sc for balance OK
month or august delivery Crude IN bulk also quiet
~ a. ~. oao y,c ana SC Tor mture
lots Naphtha rrqlained dull and entirely nominal at
SIC. Zoe for Western and city. At tie producing
p9nss the market was qSet ~, aTmer; quoted %
fesoeam Gshs q ca RouseSI fasv nnd
sis0a 81 s2h at Parkcr's Landing. The Philsdeiphla
changed Refined asoted at lsIsc for this month and
nc for futures sale was rumored Of 1900 bbs OF
crude in shipping order at l2Ac, and 400 bills Of
IN New York, heard Of sales 1000 bills OF refined al
,axc IKE for prompt delivery and isc for the last
Pao,MoEs .ReeeiptsIPork ISo bbls beef 2C7 pack
market for mess pork was easier, and only a moderate
business al the decline Quoted ut eU Is for July, A.
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A BROOKLYN DIVORCE CASE.

Michael Gross, q contractor. resided with his
wife in fashionable boarding house on Lee ave.
nue.. They were married about sixteen years ago.
and have one son. Life went on very smoothly In
that fashionable boarding house until the arrival
Of a new boarder, dashing gentleman rejoicing
IN the romantic name OF ToOdles Boyle. Mr.. Gross
alleged that Toodles became enamoured OF his
spouse and paid her unlawful attentions during
his absence He accused his wife OF infidelity, and
they separated, she going or with Toodles ana he
to live somewhere else. Subsequently he sued for
divorce in the Brooklyn City Court and the referee
before whom the case was heard reported In favor
OF allowing 1t. The report was confirmed by Judge
Nelson. Mrs. Gross did not OFFER any defence.
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The quotations based cotton IN 6Ore, running in
quality not more than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
FLouR AND pts-F1our IA 6Sl bbs wheat
20 69 bushels; b02 do meal 700 bbs oats
r. 409 bushcls rye, 9O6 do The market ruled steady
prices lot bringing high az 81 2s The since
prices within the range Of the annexsd QUOTATIONS.
10 fair Western. 50 70 for Jersey on the pier
and 81 rs s. 8u tor Brandywine. Feed was inactive
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beenas follows Last evening. ader three ocock-J1ly
sg m !, & ,s 60 i j. @
go st IKE. Total AsSS bales; To-day Up to three
iyiss ~ Ss 81 800 s 49, lS st st
sa;s, ISsS q iSs Al i isiSs 100 a
IGS 100 At 4 ls 7So lSS q. s
i0S6 at iysc Joe At lS lsS s aS9 100 SSc
at S6c, 100 ct Siec 800 at IS Lice October 6
at HAc: II 23s2c 200 at II n;l6c., 800 at EMc,
100 at IKE Total i 800 bales Grand total . bales:
bales; New Orleans, 500; Mobile, Isl sayannah, 2l0
Charleston, 27l; Wilmington, g. Norfolk, 6:0 Baltimore
week sHa Thus day Day last year SIS Rates o. cotton
steam, To- sail lc compressed 70 Hamburg BY steam,
ic 10 Bremen, by sts am %c TO LIVERPOOL "a lid
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FINANCIAL.

REASONABLE RATEs-MONEY ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages other
Securities Insurance Of all kinds effected with best
panies III HABR1CH CO., III Broadway.
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CHANCE FOR AFORTUNE.-THE MOST DIRECT
"a and satisfactory mode Of speculating in stocks for
those who have wish to risk only small amount 10
that Of late much favor the Vienna Bourse-yiz
syndicate OF small amounts, those wishing 10 see bow
loss, should send Tor circular Address r. r. SHERWIN
D CO., Bsnkers and Brokers, 80 Broadway.
A LOAN wANrED--oF $500, ON GOOD SECURITY;
Address SECURITY. box 10 Herald Uptown Branch
office.
A CLIENT OF MINK HAS $4,000 TO LOAN-ON
IA frst class city propery Also clients to buy First
NEY box $40 New York Post ONCE.
OLAIMs THOROUGHLY PROSECUTED AND LITI-
" CATION cenapcted without fees unless successful;
advice free titles foreclosures bankruptcy &C. at half
usual rates; excellent reforences Address LAWYER,
bSx Sll Post ONCE.