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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton quiet and steady; good ordinary. isc. iSSe
Sales s1 Stock, 1885,.
Cotton-Demand better; mddling,. .Is5sc low mid.
ngs % scSd ordinary rn.. S Sdnary & NJ
Sales Loo; last evening. 2OO. Stock, 1881
MonLr, June %. 1873.
Net receipts % bales Exports coastwse. 100 Sales 100
SAVANNAH, June 2s, 1879.
Cotton trW; middlings lsc Net receipts s bales
CHARLESTON, June &C. 1878.
pr auet % am Ns' Esea 30
Great Britain, 1928. Sales, 200 STOCK, s,a22
s.,.. ", %Ira,ssros, n g, june e 1873
ses o sS or % nasT s p
ana osgne ssaS ~ S%ne 1873
for So so spring 80 Tor amber Wnsr slSior white WIN,
I've cars q hIEl mixed Corn meal j . Doed
demand nd shorts SIS u.s. hpsa So mddnss SO per
New YORK Railroad reshtsFiour to rhlsdcrhis
S Sf% 70 aS
S Saa %Sea ss sst Of smRSe BY
oa anS wISss 's5 sS
oats .625 do; rye, 3 a56 do Canal shipments
a. R saiss
SS FsgT an Ss,s's 81 sgfi a g 81
$40 Wheat dull; sales bushels Duluth No Spring
az stss sa%s .
81 80; quoted Milwaukee No. Spring 81 81 As; Du-
Hn c sR1aE q
white Michigan, 81 70 81 So. Corn advanced lc per
bushels sales 5 600 bushels No at 42sc 5000 do 42c
SO00do, 4lc. 5000 do, 40c Oats firm lc bushel
advance sales IL 800 bushels No 2 in lots at 36c size
Barley quiet; Canada 95c. $50. No. Western, zoe.
95c. Rye nominally SIC Barley malt steady Western,
Canada, 3 81 IS Other articles anchansed ''H''
CHICAGO June &c 1878.
Flour dull and nominal. Wheat active and higher,
especially for July sales OF No Spring at 81 10 spot
81 1874, seller July; 81 I. seller August; No. Sprug
Corn advanced and in fair demand; No mixed regular
nominal Mt 32c 331ac. strictly fresh, silSc. S4c.,
SPOT; seller July. 355sc. S3Ac; seller August S85S
seller September 40c 4n4c: heated sold Mt &c.
Y1sc rejected, 2y4c. Soc. The committee appointed
investigate the charges against elevator propeors thar
they had wronuflly pocked heated with view
affect the market submitted report cxonerating the
warehousemcn. Oats advanced and IN fair demand at
jected, 2ssc. 24c. Rye iirm and in fair demand;
shade better prlces sales of No. at 59c &C. Barley
dull and Unchanged, at he Tor No. Fail. Pork
steady at Si4 spot; Sl4 2 seller August Lard dull and
unchanged, at &c. tor steam spot or seller July Bulk
meats and bacon quiet and unchanged: sales.
Whskcy dull and nominal at sssc. Freigs declining
Corn to Buffalo. Sc Rccepts-6,WN bbls. hour, 100
bushels wheat 10000 do corn, 63J0o do. oats 1000
do. rye. shipnen,s-6000 bbls Hour, 25,00O bushels
wheat $4,000 do $4,000 do oats and lCoD DO rye.
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Wheat was in fair demand and about lc higher The
ecea spras - - 81 4 for no Sprns y . 4 i9
Tor canada Club 81 S for choice white and 81 30 Tor
nr r rho sales sp aTaTcga ne'H uy ac
s O5 a good T. 10 ds flTS
yellow and IOc for Western white Oats were active and
Western mixed, closing with i.s bid Tor boat loads q
%ne baTs and ss
was steady 1900 bushels Of Western brought SIC
on the berth was ia but the scarcity Of room inter-
c Ta IN %fFe ee%n S
the scant supply Of tonnage checked business The en-
for nls Sno
s sase 81 a. % as at
s9 COS &c ss a Ssq b sa sS lS sas s.Ss
bacon az sos Inc charters include "A BRITISH brig
icum on private terms; an American bark 326 tons
"a as rs S e S% e @
United Kingdom Continent or Baltic LOG bh!s refined
from d. port IL German Baltic 400 e6ls q
s A IS one ac pf ao so for
MoLAssrs-rherc was moderate inquiry for invoices
i9l sSs cd
%ssd a az u pe do ssy STG cuS c o
muscoyaio refining 9s s2c DO DO grocery ssc &C.,
market fer ;prs TSsn1s
s' ?s W 'S6Ss:a $sss :Ss" i s'sS
for rosn was duh and nominal. Strained quoted at
81 50 50 ~. There transactions OF consequence
reported Tar and pitch were neglected, but held noi
nally the same in price.
PirRoLEuM--On Change to-day tho market for refined
continued quiet with prices quoted steady Mt lSsc tor
spot month or July Crude IN bulk was less frm. al.
though Quotably ower quoted at SIC SAc and in
shipping order ut 3hc Cases quiet but steadily
held at 2ic. 1lsc the higher price Tor small lots.
Naphtha remained dull and nominal at l0sc lie for
Western and city, Reports from the Creek were Of a
S s snd y asss F.s WIZ s SsSs
Ideout and Isrksrs 81 RonssyilIe " o. and ietro.
quiet but holders rm. Refined quoted at lssic for bal
ance Of MONTH and for July Later sales were re,
ported footing up about 20O0 bbls Tor September and
hrst half OF October at ishc and in New York bOo
bbls delivery at Ssc and OO bbls for prompt
PaovisioNs.-- pts-Pork, 10 bbs; beef GO pack.
market for mess pork was moderately active for future
bng lots at SIS SIX SIC l2 500 bbls for July, at SIS 20
and $50 bbs for do At SIS t 0 bbls for do at 9i5 62
$50 bbls for do at SIS 50 bbs for August at e5 7b
and LOU bills Qast evening" for July at SIS 62 $l5 o.
Bacon CONTINUES quiet by holders Wsgs ermG v tAap
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices of the principal stocks to-day
MEMORANDA,


The interest on the bonds of the city OF Mont
gomcry, Ala, due July l, will be paid on and after
that date by Messrs. Howes Il Macy, so Wall
street.
We copied into this column yesterday, from the
Financial Record paragraph purp0rting to give
q list OF American securities held in Amsterdam
and Frankfort, upon which interest had not been
paid. This statement, we now lind, was in part
erroneous. Among those named was the san Joa-
uuin Valley Railroad. This road became part ofthe
Central Pacific Railroad, by consolidation, at an
early stage OF Its construction, and before any
bonds were issued. The only bonds issued upon IL
are the FIRST mortgage bonds Of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company (san Joaquin Valley branch),
amounting to S6os0,OO0, and were negotiated by
Messrs. Fisk & Hatch. The interest Is payable
April / and October |, has always been promptly
paid, and there is no likelihood whatever OF their
being entitled TO place in the list OF bonds upon
which interest is not pau.
The coupons OF the New Jersey Midland Railway
Company second mortgage per cent bonds,
at the banking house Of George Opdyke & Co. The
transfer books OF the registered bonds will close
the 25th inst. and reopen July 2, 1873.
The coupons of the bonds OF the Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad Company and South Pacific Rail-
road Company, due July l, 1878, Will be paid IN gold
coin at the National shoe and Leather Bank.
The coupons OF the second mortgage bonds OF the
Pacific Railroad (of MssourD, due July l. 1875 will
be paid at the National BANK OF Commerce.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNpoN MONEY MARKEr.-LoHpoN, June 26-l1 A. M
Erie Railway shares 492s.
4ok.
LONDON June 60 80 r. M-United States fvc-twenty
bonds 1865. old 80; tcn-forties Sgi fvcs, Sg7
PARIS BouRss-PARrs June 26-P. M.-Rentes, 55f &c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr-LIvERPooL. June 26--3 +.
MThe market closed dull and unchanged The sales of
10 900 bales including 2COJ spect-
ation export OF the sales to-day G0) bales
American. snlcs of cotton shipped from New Orleans,
and steady, with mddling uplands at sgd, and
miding Orleans gid. Sales OF cotton shipped from
Savannah or Charleston deliverable June and July, at
l3l6d and from tic ports deliverable in June,
Sad.
LtvERPooL BRFApsrUFrs MARKEr-LrvERPooI, juno 20
r. M.-The market for breadstufs is quiet
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MAnKEr.-LIvRRPooL, June 26-
Evenng.-Bacon, 39s. per cwt. for short rib middles
Cheese 3D. per cw for the best grades OF American
line
LIVERPOOL Produce MARKEr.-LIvERpooI- June 20
p. M-Spiriis tnrpentine 33s. cd q 81. per cwt.
LONDON PRopCCs MARWET.-LoNDoS, June 26-Even-
ing-Spirts turpentiDc, 35s per cwt.
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The QlOatiOns based COTTON IN Store, running IN
quality than half grade above below the
crade quoted Rates cotton TO foreign ports
ina at the following fgures:1Io Hayre by steam. Ic.
Bremen by steam, nc; TO Liverpool I'D. 7l6d, by
steam 56d "a. by sail The receipts at the ports
ms follows 50; New Orleans, N7: Mobile 81
savannah, 5i3; Charleston, go Wilmington, 30 Norfolk,
5ys New York 400 Boston, 81 total 302 bales this day
last week 2i67 bales; tins day last year COS bales
-,LoUR Observation-Disclosures 1920 bbls !;
wheat 1870 bushels: corn, 1850 do. cornmeal 4O0
bbl and 33 bags; 223I5 busels rye, 500 do The
Hour market was less active today but holders were
firm The sales last including all kinds foot
up about 1900 bbs prices within The range Of the
pended quotations Cornmeal was fairly active The
part yesterday foot 1850 bbs, at 81 co
s. 65 lor Brandywine; IS rs for Jersey yellow; 81 20
So IS yellow, and 81 40 for choice do
80 Arc, tod ric Wa
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet; Receipts mt tho Ports,
2,3O2 Bales-Flour Stcady-Whcat and
Corn Firmer-Oats HiGhcr-Sugar
Easicr-Coffce Steady-Pork Easy
Lard Steady-petroieum Unchangcd-
Freights Firm-Naval stores Dull
Whiskey Firmer.
THURSDAY, June 26-6 p. NJ
Trade was still slow and the markets generally
duh and heavy. About the only noteworthy ex-
ceptions we're at the Produce Exchange, where
there was more buoyancy than almost anywhere
else. Flour was quiet, but firm, while wheat was
in good request at improved prices. A fair busi-
ness was done for export though the difficulty
attendant upon freight negotiations stil acted
as hindcrance to business. Corn and oats were
also in good request and the market was frmer.
though prices showed no marked change. Wits.
key was the turn dearer, with fair business.
tended in buyers favor. Freights remained firm,
with fair offerings and very little room. Petroleum
fair demand and steady in price. Naval stores
were dull and to great extent prices were nominal
Groceries generally quiet and steady excepting
sugar, for which prices were a shade of.
CorrEE-The market continued quiet for all descrip
tons. but prices not quotably changed Two
thousand bags ex Adelaide sold in Baltimore on
private terms We quote Rio. ordinary cargocs
l71ac iSc.; fair cargoes lSAc 1916; good
cargoes, lss1c. q &c.,; prime cargoes l9hlc.
l9hc; extreme range for lots, IKE. 1870.
gold. per lb., 90 8 30 days credit Java govern
ment bars. 20hc 2c. do. grass mats, PIC. &c. ;
SINGAPORE, do tic. lsc. Ceyon, lshc l94c. Mara
cabo 1870. 1916 Laguayra lsc 1870. Jamaca isc
l9c St Domingo l6ac. Porto Rico 9c. lstc Costa
Res ls NsxcdD s hs ssnils c
Curacoa. lS1ac. a l0c, gold 60 a 70 days' credit.
CoTros-fhe demand for cotton on the spot continued
light prices wholly nominal Future deliveries
ruled fairly active at &c advance in rates the carly
months The sales sum up us f0lows:-
Export $50. ............... SO SO
Consumption ................ 232 400 To-
Speculation. 49,. ........... 100 100
Total. 1872 400 S2
Included in the above are 80 bales to arrive
For delivery Oasis low middng) the sales have
been foows:-Last evening, alter three O'CLOCK
july 200 20 1885, LOCO 2O1sc.; August LOO mt
20 i53.c, 1880 at 20c scptember 100 at - Lice, 2OO
changell6c. paid to exchange 100 june August To-
day up three r. MJuly so al 20c 100 ut Jssc, 100
- D32c, 100 at 20szc 700 20 Hide; August 200 at
20 gbc 100 at ~ liltc 800 at 2Usc, 100 ut 20 ll6c
loo at 20 22c, 900 at 70 lloc O ut 70 2i-S2c 100 at
20 lIlbc 100 at 20c lou nj % 232c, 100 mt 20c Sep
tembcr 600 ~ l32c go at 10 ll6c; October, 100 at
Is 5ljc 100 at Is 3c 500 Mt Is bloc November no
ls&c Total, 5000 bales. Grand total, 800 bales In
changc-l SS2c paid to exchange 500 September for
August Free on board-loo bales Raleigh, private
We quote -
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currency balances. 43o 81
GROSS clearanceS 30,9o3, COO
The carrying rates to-day were 8, Q. ~ and per
cent. The steamship Cimbria takes out 100000
In specie, OF which 100000 is in silver.
The aggregate OF bids for the $l,5oo,0 900 sold
by the government to-day amounted to nearly
SIG 00Oo the prices ranging from 1861 to 1867.
The amount sold was taken at the latter figure.
This extraordinary demand for gold is not un-
worthy OF notice.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money was easy with the bulk of transactions at
8a4 per cent. Foreign exchange was dull and
nominal-prices being 100 3-16 to 1osA for prime
bankers sixty days. sterling and 11oS for sight.
Figures are about the same as heretofore quoted.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The balances in the Treasury at Washington ct
the close Of business to-day were as folows:-
Currency. $500, 600
com ss,ooo,oJo
Certlncates. 3S,oOO,0O0
The receipts from internal revenue were $500, 900.
In New York the Assistant Treasurer paid out
5000 900 on account OF interest and SS5,o00 in re-
demption OF flve.twenty bonds. The receipts nom
Customs were S3s9,o00.
RAILROAD BONDS.
These were unattended by any significant feat
ures. Boston, Hartford and Erie first sold at 2o,1
a 29H; Buffalo, New York and Erie at 90; Lake
Shore coupon bonds at 100; Union Pacific nrsts ut
81; Union Pacific land grants ut 7os; Union Pacific
incomes, tens, at Oh Toledo and Wabash first mort
gage st. Louis DIVISION at o. Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific at 1861; Morris and Essex first, at
1851; Ohio and Mississippi consolidated sinking
fund. at s5; Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw, E. D., at
81. and Burlington Cedar Rapids and Minnesota
frsts at ss7K. The following are tho bids as
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THE JOE JACKSON HOMICIDE.
Investigation ON Saturday Morni1

In the case OF Joe Jackson, the colored man,
who stands charged with causing the death OF
Mary Jane Sullivan, his white mistress, at No. 81 u
Thompson street, on the nth ultimo, Coroner
Herman will hold an inquest In Bellevue Hospital,
ut nine O'Clock on Saturday morning. Johnson's
throat, which he cut with suicidal intent, has mo-
yet healed, but he is slowly recovering.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, June 26 1873.
Exchange-prime bankers bills quiet IN United states
sixty days gold 10 per cent premum; short sight, 42s
per cent premium; London 5i1s So per cent pre-
MUM; on Paris 80 a 50 per cent premium.
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rIrzENs SAVINGS BANK OF TIE CITY OF NEW

CITIzENs' SAVINGS BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW
~ York.
Is7s--Juy intercst-The twenty sixth semi-annua in
terest at the rate OF per per all Of
i've dollars and upwards which have been deposit
one or more months next previous e July viii be cred
All interest called Tor will remain principal and
bear interest from July and will be entered the de-
posito books any mc when presented alter the st Of
July
Deposits made or before Saturday, July 10 win bear
interest the July The bank Is open every day
for the eccpon and payment of money from 10 A. Y
SIP NJ, and Mondays and Saturdays from 10 A. N. Il
IL. NJ. Bank books In German, French and English.
Bank, IS Bowery southwest corner % Cara street
ssxxQus A. RvScs, SECRETARY.
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MARBLE MIANTET.S.

KLABER, sTEAM-MARBLE AND MARBLEIZIN0
N. Works. 1A and 1856 East Eighteenth strcct.-Aarblo
and Marbieized Mantels Thing Marble Counters, Mouu-
ments, at prices that defy competition. Marble Turning
for the trade.
An ASSORTMENT OF MANTEI4S UNsURPASsRD
N for beauty Of design and quality OF workmanship
PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY
Fourth avenue and seventeenth street. Union square.
STEwARTs SLATE MANTELS-RICH AND ELE
- CANT designs; Slate works OF every descriptions Mar
Bile and Wood Mantels r b. STEWART a Co, ~ and n
West Twenty third street, near Seventh avenue N.
g KLABER CO. STEAM MARBLE WORKS, al
~. 70 3 West Fiftyrst street. between Broadway and
Eighth aveuua-Our warerooms enlarged and 70
fitted with stock Of Marble and Marbeised Mantela
Filings and wainscotngs superior In design and work
Monuments Heads'ensa &c, at very low prices
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81. 1870 ........... g059 l07,b55 3990l l.73S
We Quoe-Cuba-Kc ing. inferior To common, CSC.
ahc; tair 70 good iair 7sc 7sc good TO prime, Sc
b1c.; grocery, lair TO good Sac &C. choice,
Ssc ec; centrifugal hhds and boxes shc. 9sc; mo-
lasscs hhds and boxes &C TIC mciado 4c &C. liza
yanaBoxes.putch standard, Nos To . &C. ne; do.
10 to H. 30 Sac do - to l5 $40 exc do. 10 TO IS
Porto Ri ,a,- ; common to prime &C. Sac
ard Nos B to IL SIC. &c. Java-Dutch standard Nos.
TOTO ~ SIC. SIC Neutrality-suspicious. and superior,
&C. . 7sc.
srEARlNK continued inactive and nominal In the alb
sence of reported transactions
TALLow remained quiet; 1900 lbs sold Mt 36c. and
5000 lbs late yesterday, at SIC.
WnisKRY-Receipts 7l2 bbls. The demand continued
fair and the market was &c. per gallon higher sales
80 bDls At 9l1ac.
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PROPOSALS.
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.

BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
ID New York county, June JIG, 1873
The Committee Fuel Board supervisors In.
proposals furnishing the and oces OF tho
county with the follo wing. say
best quality white sh broken Coal OF 22f0
pounds TO the ton.
5 tons best quality range Coal 22i0 pounds TO the tom
40 cords oi Us cubic fceD OF best quality Virginia pine
Wood, cut and split Tor use.
40 lz8 cubic ect of best quality Virginia pine
Wood, not less than 81 feet in length.
tons (ot 2,2t0 pounds Camel Coal.
The same TO be delivered at such times and places IA
the committee may direct without charge Tor delivery;
the contract Tor supplying said coal and wood to be bind
ing until the LIST day OF june 1874 The committee re-
the right to reject any all such proposals. Pro-
posas will be received the Office OF the Clerk OF tho
Board of supervisors, No. City Hail. or before
be received for the coal and for the wood.
5 s9sRe! h!AAsoSSSSkSHfis1xER, committs.
SAMUEL X. H. VANCE, ( ON EueL
PATRICK LYSAGur 4
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DRoPosALs FOR GRANITE-EAsr RIVER BRIDGE.

PROPOSALS. FOR GRANITE-EAsr RIVER BRIDGE.
Sealed proposals win be received until July 10 1873
the delivery Of 7g0 cubic yards granite ston
and dmenson backing required during the present
for the New York tower East River Bridge Plans and
specifications secn at the Engineer Office Ad.
dress NEW YORK BRIDGE COMPANY, Brooklyn, N. Y
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
~ July 10 for building 10 miles of Post and Board
Fence on New York and Central Railroad. Plans and
J. l. WARDEL. Agent
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i NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Proposals Tor S2,00D,0OO
First Mortgage Bonds.
TREAsuRER's OFFICE,


GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT,
NEW YORK, June T. 1873.
Proposals. sealed and properly endorsed, will be
ceved at this office till Wednesday, the I'd
OF July next for two millions of dollars 900 In the
first mortgage bonds of this company.
These bonds bear interest ut seven cent payable
lst OF January LIST OF July the principal being due in
1903 The mortgage by which they secured is first
lien upon The entire railroad property and franchises of
the company.
cent and e 900 sterling at six per cent. The latter
have been placed in London az price yielding upwards
gold involved. OF the former S5DVD0OO Is reserved
provide the present outstanding Bonded Debt of
Company. The amount offered 10 the public is a
part OF the remainder, and will he issued in Coupon
Bonds Of $1,000 each or in Registered Bonds with inter-
est and principal payable TO order. and transferable
the books OF the Company OF So 900 and $4,000 each
the cotton OF those Offering proposals. with interest be-
ginning on the lst day OF july next
Proposals must be for price dat" the accrued
interest To with the Bond without specific addition to
the price therefor and may be for the whole part
not less than So0m Each proposal should state the kind
and denomination OF Bonds wanted and for Registered
accurately glven aud each must be accompanied by
Certified Check, It's equivalent for equal TO i've
per cent on the amout OF the Bonds proposed 20 be
takenstch sum TO be applied towards payment in
OF acceptance OF proposal and TO be returned In case Of
non-acceptance.
The Bonds Tor proposals accepted will ready
livery on THURSDAY the lot day OF July next at this
ONCE at which time and place the balance due must be
paid.
The Company the right to reject all proposals
offered
Irons
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE IT, 187s-TRlPLE SHEET

views Sales i boxes short clear at &C. long clear held
AZ yc with SIC. refused Beef-The market continued
Saie but prices remained the same IN small lot about
S9so ~ Tor plain mess bbs si2 So tor ezra
tor aa India do as,ces Reel hams were in light lauest
s AMI Western Gut meats were auiet Tor most dsscrp
We heard Of sales q 10 eco lbs o. loose bellies at
2oos lbs OF loose picked shoulders ssc q iierces Of
picked mans, - lbs average, at lSc LardIhe market
fQr western was re weak at the opening, but closed
about steady We heard OF sales OF S5 ierccs June,
az lSl6c; loo terces for do, buyers option, at
slalCc. 2Q terces Tor July. at iai6c; Loo iierccs
FOR August at &c.; 800 terces for do at 9li6c. loo
tierces. sellers September at exc. At Chicago, $50
uerces brought &c., cash. and $40 terccs for August at
$s2a City lard was rather rmer Sales $50 tierccs at
RIcE..-fhcre was fair trade demand today for both
domestic and foreign. The sales up about 40 erces
O. Carolina at 7c SIZE and $50 bags OF kangoon at
SucAI.Thc general market for raw sugar continues
quiet although In the aggregate fair business was con-
summated PIT at rather easier PRICES refining grades
s0 hhds OF Cuba at from &C. a75tc IS hhds OF cen
scripton not given, on private terms. Messrs Wait,
creighton Morrison report the stock sales and receipts
as f0ll0ws:-
Hhd& Beres Bags Meiado.
Stock (ascertained by actual
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CLAIMS THOROUGHLY PROSECUTED AND LITI-
CATION conducted. without fees, unless successful
usual rates; excellent references Address LAWYER,
box 81 Post onice.
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1880 II. M.-BefOrs Call
:. 37ss 100 shs I'm Pac RR.... Mx
!. l0lx loon j Cen RR. .....s3 1851
+. l26sz 800 II 4 st 10 RR. ..... sox
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
were strong TO-DAY and In good demand. The Z
The New York herald., 1873-11-18
THE MEMPHIS BALE OF COTTON.

The New York Produce Exchange recently re-
ceived a bale OF cotton from the Chicago Board OF
Trade to be disposed OF for the benefit OF the Mem
pitts sufferers. Originally this bale OF cotton had
been donated by Colonel Reed Taylor, OF Arkansas,
and was sold in Memphis Tor 800, the proceeds
being devoted to the orphans OF Memphis. Subse-
quently the cotton was shipped to st. Louis and
realized 500 more. The members OF the Cincinnati
Chamber OF Commerce then purchased Il at
$2,03o 0S, sending the money to Memphis and the
cotton to the members OF the Chicago Board OF
Trade; but as they mad baie OF their own TO look
after Ior the same benevolent purpose, the original
was forwarded 10 the New York Produce EXcDange
aud 500 shares, at 81 each, were soon taken. The
drawing took place yesterday at one O'Clock. Ihe
successful shareholder had the option OF forward
ing the bale as a free viii Offering to the Boston
Board OF Trade OF accepting Tor it $50 out OF the
amount subscribed, in which case the bale would
be sent to Boston in the name OF the New YORK
Produce Exchange. Share 90, held by Mr.. jacob
Gies, drew the bale. Much to the surprise OF all
Mr. Gies signided his intention to take the $50 1t
is TO be hoped the money will do nlm good