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COTTON RECEIPTS.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKrr.-LoNDoH, June 1875 r. NJ
Consos closed at 1924 g2ls for money and 92a4 for
The account United states cwcnty bonds 1865, old,
s25s l667s ga ten-fortics SS new ives, SOL. Erie
Railway shares 49s. Consos opened at 92s tor money
bonds, 1865 old a2ss 1868, 92 INTEREST," enores,
S4 new hves, s9., and Erie Railway shares at 49!s.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARis, June 13P. M.Rcntcs, 56f SOC.
LIVERPOOL CorToS ADMINISTRATIONS, June 13-5 r..
M-Ihe market closed firm. The sales of the day have
ton OF the sales $3.50 bales were American Sales of
cotton skipped from savannah or Charleston, May, at
ys from the same ports, deliverable june at sgd.
l5-ltd from the same ports deliverable August and
September, Dad. shipped from New Orleans, June, At
gsd and from the same port. June and July AT 9isd
nj 3d. The stock at bound 10 this port Is 6600 bales
including II 900 American The stock in port Is $4,000
bales, including $4,000 American The receipts of the
week have been 5000 bales. including 36OtO American
Actual export, 1000 bales.
TRADE Ar Observation-Disclosures, June b. ls73,-The
market for and fabrics at Manchester is quiet but
firm.
LrvERPooL BREADs1uFrs MAREET.-LivRRPooI, June I3-
r. MThe receipts Tor the past three days have
been 2l,MO quarters, including ltyO American. The
average California white, Us. 4d for club do and lis
rs for red Western Spring The market i bare Of red
Winter wheat Corn 26s. 81 rs per quarter The re-
ceipts of wheat for the past three days have been 4o0
quarters, including 81 900 American.
IiyrRrooL PROVISIONS MARKFr.-LIvKRroor, June 10
2P M.Bee SIS tierce Cheese, ds ID. cwt. tor
the best grades OF American fine Pork SIS per Dbl for
LvEaPooL PRODUCE MARxEr.--LivEEpooI, June 49,
2P. MTallow Ais. 3D. per cwt Refined petroleum, Id
l5d. per gallon
Lospos PRODUCE MARKET. LONDON, June i3--Even-
ing Calcutta inscedy Ga sperm oil f9t 500 per ton.
Spirits petroleum. gid nd. galon refined petro
leum lf4d. q Hisd per gallon.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BAKER--LEwIs.--In Sing Sing, on Thursday
June II, at the residence OF the brides parents, ~
the Rev. V. A. Lewis. WINFIELD ;. BAKER, or
Brooklyn. to GEORGE H., daughter OF Ssarks W.
Lewis, Esq
CLARgE-SNowDoN.- Wednesday, June 4, nj
st. stephens Episcopal church. BY the Rev. Dr.
Price, EDGAR 0LcOTT CLARKE to GE0RGIE l..
SHOWROOM both OF Harlem. No cards.
DiCgEY-SMrTu.--0n Monday, June 2. by the Rev.
]. ID. Wilson. SAMUEL DlcKEY to Miss MARY j.
SMITH both OF this city.
DuNNiSG--LANG.-On Thursday, June II, at the
Church OF st. James the Less, Scarsdac, by the
Rev. Phillips Brooks, assisted by the Rev. Henry
Webbe. EDWIN j. DuNNiSG, Jr., 10 FRANCES. GORE
LASG, youngest daughter Of w. Bailey Lang, all OF
this city.
ELY-SHIrMAS.-on THURSDAY, June II, at the
Madison avenue Reformed church. by the Rev. ID.
Mel. Quackcnbush. ID. D.. NATHAN l.. Ely to X ATE
l.. SnIpMAN, only daughter OF Asa L. shipman all
OF this city.
GuRsEE-CoLLIER. lon Thursday, jane IL, at the
residence OF the brides parents. by Rev. 7.
Rottomc, SETH w. GuRSEE to MARY, daughter OF
Thomas Collier, Esq, all OF this city. Norards
MCCULLoH-lRvING.-On Thursday, June II, al
Christ Church, New Brighton. by tue Rev. pierre
T. Irving. GEORGE SEARS McCrILoH TO ELIZABETH
daughter OF the Officiating clergyman.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "Wednesday, Jun'
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, June 10, 1873
iSe rescipts, bales Exports coassWs s
siys Great Britain $780, '0a''ws'' 1854 Sales
Cotton-Demand moderate ordinary, l27c. good ordi-
nay o q% Se mda rrasS c Emas @ at
Sales Zoo; LAT evening 1900 Stock, 6Ssos Weekly
Britain fH'fSs coast Sales fsS5'0 Great
sfs% 'T sasI%s' fs; fS$s ''eStsrE s
S Mdsv n as saes SOB soss %
sales. 5000 N'''"'''' ''''''
Cotton firm; mddlngs, 1879; low m,ddngs, We i3'T
sSw Sanf, ' ssc Nc soss sa #eckp
receipts $500 Exports oastwise isas Sales s5s5 ''
Cotton rm maanss lss J%nG "A Is
1 1ss ISL lsc good ps.. qTna rs S
II Weekly net receipts, 1920 Exports coaswise
z'lS' Sales 40" wr1uryeros N. c. Jono u 1879.
Spirits mrpsptlps %
s. % yellow 't d
virgin. Tar quiet at 3d. o.,n.o ,un., :. ,or.
Fsq for steady spr and y 8 14 ss ae wa: s
white Winter double extra wheat hes dull 'Ii
af ss s s s IN ssf o sa i e 81 Sn
sales one state at Rye quiet Peas duh and
SEp g.
SlI %; middlings SIS 80 $50 per ton Canal reights
$ Tie '0h ssw YORK eSFh R amssr
New York, 4oc. to Albany SSc.
- BUFFALO, Juno Ii, 1873.
Flour ssot pbls; wheat, 5lo5o bushels; corn, 7o72;
Ss - "a
Canal treghtsWheat iolse: IOac corn gj5c. oats
S S a Foqr 2as sass Of %esorn Spring a.
sales of 1900 bushels Milwaukee No 2 spring, at
Canada q ga 81 s5i white Michigan, 81 50 81 90
1900 do: per sample Oats dull; Western held at
SIC $50 Barley steady at 95c 9sc for Canada. 9oc
9sc for No Western, SIC Sc for two-rewed state
malt sold at 81 10 for Western quoted Western at 81
81 loi prime Winter Western, ~ 10 a 81 l5; prime
TsLEDo. June Is, 1873.
81 SIS 81 81. seller last hall Of june 81 81 81 SCI DO,
Ss sa sps ,i o. sr so NY Ied = g 81 =
jected red, 81 ~ Corn dull and lower; sales OF high
mixed spot at 421sc seller June, age. 42ac.; do,
tcnber, i6c; white, 46sc seller June, a74c grade.
s6slc. Oats dun and declining; at sac Sc. for No;
bushels wheat, 220O do. corn and 1000 do oats Ship
ments00o bbls. -four, 1900 bushels wheat, 5000 do.
corn and ZOO do. oats
CHICAGO, June 10. 1873
Flour quiet and weak sales mostly private and it
believed az lower rates Wheat dull and lower sales of
= 2 spo = l seller Sa with ssry sales Ii
ps dscpns ies 9 Jun No q s,;s1 snst
rejected s6lac soslc Oats dun and declining at 27c
Az sf:as sss al o seller JULY secis s s sSd 2 s
nal. Whiskey steady at DOC Pork dull and lower at
SO So spot Sl5 soc; seller July. Lard nominally I'M
is%er corn BuiaiS 5s Receipt; 400 Sbis hour our
do rye and lOCJ do barley Shpme ntS4 600 bbs flour,
li4,0JO bushels oats and 200 do. rye.
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with prices ruling about steady We heard Of s I'd
SMOKED hs Shoulder 4 a. s' g sssragS s
P p Ike terms and boxes picked s.. s,
W. %' ssrd ss e
S s' Sr ss sr &C r d sr ss
for do at DRAFT on BIZ o. adins 500 terces for August
s'SsIS isr
new sold cash Oily lard quiet but steady at
the usual business sie was consummaed
ss gss Ips s s 81 = &c Gaze
sEsps-Linseed has been in better demand since
Pt assS aSd bsqs
SsE out HS%S fss'sSS
SPLITTER remained quiet Quoted at TIC. q &c. No
sTs.sIsE was firm, Sales Of 200 lbs In hhcs at &C.
sssSx bs market % with prizes ruling
s @ as s. sEas and 10 hhas
guest We gaOieScaSa I,kearns inferior 70 common,
s sSSiss sFssssy SS s asj
M SHsis s ssia Nos ms'eaS
ssc ss &c DO q loc i iSsc;
SsdP9ssFy So ( ssesi &C. se
Superior niSro and r sStra sapsIior e
good demand arm Foreign Was also n sooa request
eed leaf supdres croa It sS
~ easss u no. crop ~, attrom &C. ooc w cases
Of wisconsin, CROP ~ at.6c $50 hhds OF Kentucky at
200 bales OF Cuba private terms = -
TALLow:-ihe market was quiet owing principally to
the scarcity oil freight accommod alton. Prime quoted at
87ac.
!, Too suS demand has been fair but that
han WOO, or which the market was weak. We heard
l l ns Of tgb washed at 5shc 1000 lbs OF medium
fleece, sibc 5000 lbs OF domestic fleece Soc. 50Lac
l2oOOlhs OF Spring California; 2sc. soc Is bales Of Fall
CO. 90, Hc;; % bales Cape Sc; 70 bales sheep.
99reg9n , S II, lbs 81 mixed feece 10000 lbs Of
lO) bales o. Cape in bond for Canada 100 bales Fall Cali
forna 1000 lbs OF do 80 bales Of Cape $50 bags pulee
Wool 70 do. OF super 70 do Of shearlngs IS Lambs
wool and 500 bales q Monteyideo, All private terms
quiet but steady. The sales foot up 200 bbl 93ac
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
A BU0YANT STOCK MARKET.
GENERAL IMPROVEMENT IN PRICES.
Erie i'm Sympathy with
London.
GOLD STEADY AND MONEY EASY.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES STRONG.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
FRIDAY, June 13-6P i. M
On Change to-day cotton was quiet and nomi-
nally steady for spot" while 'futuresn were also
quiet, but lower. Flour was lower, wheat do.
and corn easy.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The foreign advices to-day were comparatively
unimp0rtant, except in so far as they point to
somewhat weaker market In all departments.
American securities were steady, except new
nves. which suffered decline OF x per
cent at the close. Consols were also J. a u
per cent lower. The French loan was OF
y per cent, with rentes nrmer at the close, and
showing recovery from the lower prices at the
opening. The rate OF discount in open market at
London was q to u per cent below the bank rate,
with money active as the result OF settling day.
Erie was quoted at so.
IMPORTS.
The Imports Of dry goods for the week amounted
in coin value to $l,215, 1888. The amount marketed
was S1,l32,475.
THE MONEY MARKET
offers no additional feature for comment. Money
on call is easy at "A s per cent with prime dis
counts at a TX. Foreign exchange was firm, but
dull sixty-day bills remaining at 100 a 1925, and
1l0H 1lOA for sight, with concessions from
these figures for actual business.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Pacific Railroad mortgages were quite firm. Mil
waukee and st. Paul Fights, first mortgage sold at
100; c. G. and l. G. 1rsts, SO ssh; Ohio and Misss-
spp consolidated sinking fund at 9515; Morris and
Essex seconds, 99H 99&. The following were
the bids as amended at the CALI
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CLOSING PRICEs-s O'CLOCK P M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and Lower for Futures
Receipts at tho Ports, 2,679 Bales-FIour
Easier Wheat Lower Corn Easy
Oats Lower-Pork Stendy-Lard EASIER
Groceries Firm-PctroIcum Unchnngcd-
spirits Turpcntine Easier - Rosin
Steady-Mctals DulI-I.insced Lower
Freights strong-WooI steady-Whis.
key Unchanged.
FRIDAY, June 1916 T.. NJ
The markets were still dull and prices irregular
throughout the general merchandise mar
kets, and there were very few excep-
tions. Dry goods, hardware, groceries,
&C., were without change OF moment. At the
Produce Exchange the downward tendency
was unchecked, particularly In brcadstuGs, tor
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THE EAST RIVER CASTING UP ITS DEAD

The body OF an infant was found in the East
River, foot of South Fourth street. Williamsburg,
yesterday morning. The body was considerably
decomposcd As there was a rope tightly bound
around its neck the cause or death is not LETT TO
conjecture. such cases are common that very
little attention Is paid to them, but the few who do
pay attention TO them are profoundly impre
with the belief that the crime OF inlanticide lear
fully on the increase in this part OF the world.
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THE ~ -
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Proposals for $2,O0D,0W
First Mortgage Bonds.

TREASuRERS OFFICE, J
GRAND CtsrRAL DEroI, I
New YORK, June IL 1878.
Proposals sealed and properly endorsed, will be re.
ofJuiy next for millions Of dollars 900 IN the
first mortgage bonds OF this company.
These bonds bear interest a per cent payable
lst OF January ana LIST OF July the principal being
1903 The mortgage by which they secured is
lien upon the entire railroad property and franchises
the company.
The whole is not to exceed $4,000 900 at seven per
cent and 81 100000 sterling ut six per The latter
have been placed in London at price yielding upwards
gold involved. or the former $bC0o00u Is reserved 10
provide for the present outstanding Bonded Debt the
Company. The amount now offered TO the public Is
part OF the renal nder, and will be issued in Coupon
Bonds of 81 900 each or i'll Registered Bonds with
est and principal payable TO order and transferable
the books OF the Company OF 5000 and $4,000 each
the option Of those offering proposals, with interest be-
ginning on the LIST day OF Jnly next
Proposals must be Tor price iat;" J. G., the accrued
interest to with the Bond without specific addition 70
the price therefor and may be for the WHOLE part
not less han $1,000 Each proposal should state the kind
and denomination OF Bonds wanted and for Registered
Bonds the in which they 10 be issued should be
accurately given; and each must be accompanied by a
Certified Check or its equivalent, Tor a equal to i've
per cent on the amount of the Bonds proposed TO be
taken-such sum to be applied towards payment in
OF acceptance of proposal and to be returned in
non-acceptancc
The Ponds proposals accepted will be ready for
livery THURSDAY, the 10 tn day July next at this
Office at which time and place the balance due must be
paid.
The Company the right to reject all proposals
offered
c. G. CLARKE, Treasurer.
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COMPTROLLER'S RECEIPTS.

Comptroller Green reports the following amounts
paid yesterday into the City Treasury, wiz
COLLECTOR
From street openings and improvements and in
and Interest 1875
REVENUE
From market rents and Observation-Disclosures. l,7
BUREAU WATER REGISTER.
From Croton water rents. Observation-Disclosures. 4,525
MAYORS SECOND MARSHAL.
Total 2s7
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The quotations based on cotton in store running
quality not than half grade above below the
grade quoted
FLouR AND GaAIN-Recepts-Fo II, $40 bbls wheat
965 bushels; corn las 055 do meat $50 bbls and
40 bags; oats 5is75 5gshels rye 5000 do The fSur
sales last loot about 45lg bh generally at
the inside figures OF our quotations Corn meal remained
quiet, materially changed In price. Sales go
bbs OF Western yellow at 50 30. Feed remained mac
tive but nominay steady at previously quoted dgurcs
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GOLD 117L A 1165S

GOLD ll7L 1853.
The tone OF the gold market was tribe stronger
to-day. and prices ranged between the figures
above mentioned, with the bulk of business on the
basis OF III. The following table shows the fuc-
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which the demand has slackened mp as tine week
mas passed away almost every succeeding day
bringing more and more discouraging private all
vices from Europe, the public advices, which were
directly opposite, exerting no influence whatever.
To-day the hour market was dull, while wheat was
wanted to fair extent, but only at lower prices.
Holders were drm at the opening, but. finding 1t
impossible to sell except by conceding something,
they were compelled to make q reduction. Corn
was moderately in request and steady Oats were
dull, but without decided change. whiskey was
steady. Pork continued nominal, while lard was
quiet and easier Freights were firm. Cotton was
quiet and nominally steady for 'spot," while "fu-
turc5' were lower. Groceries were firm, but the
market was quiet, excepting for coffee. which was
in demand at full prices Petroleum remained quiet and
unchanged Spirits OF turpentinc dun and easier,
while rosin steady. Metals duh. Wool was in
moderate request and steady.
AsnEsKcceips for the past three days, % packages.
The demand for pots has been moderately fair at steady
prices. sales at s. Pearls remained entirely nominal
BUILDING MArEnIALs-The market for brick remained
steady. The arrivals liberal from points along the
river, but were readily disposed Of We quote Haver-
straw Fay q $40 aoat and $40 s2 TOR do deliysredi
s g 8 deys9e se Srca pale Sc q SIS
a .sS Vi aiSsSssp fms rss'
E M yp ana + r de- sad %
Dbl for Rosendae s. IS Is for Roman and S. 10 SIS rs
for Portland Laths in more demand and steadcr;
quoted ut 81 So so for Eastern spruce. Other
RAILS not mentioned above were qniet and unchanged
CoaDAGh-.rhe demand since last has tecn only
nodera's with prices ruling steady We quote Manil
Esss SSss iarTea Mania Sissi
Russia boat rope, TIC.
eniremsats Of the Jobbng trade o. Prices were I'M
l9c. zoe for l6
corrrn.T demand was, moderately fair today in
part for all descriptions and the market steady We
heard Of sales s3 bags Of Rio cx strausmyer 476
Java. all on private terms We quote Rio ordinary
lsyce; good carssss, isAc. iSe.; prime car.
goes, lgIc. l9Ac.; extreme range for lots,
71ac l9s4c. gold, per h. 60 W days credit; Java
government bags, 2ytac 2lc do grass mats 2lc.
Nc sinIgap,sre dol sL 10 lsc.: ceyon lsSe isc
ca isc l9c st psS1ning9,s s5sc Porto Rico, sc
Manila, lsc lstc Angostura Ishc 1885,; sayaniila
1916 l9c. Curacao, l81ac &c., gold GO 30 days
credit.
COPPER market has been dull since last with
prices ruling about steady Small sales lake made
at 291ac. u Soc, cash
oorToN-The market for spot cotton was quiet with
quotations nominaiy steady. Future deliveries
Irregular and closed weak at decline of 1sc 6l6c per
h. w sum up as follows
To-day Last EteaiaG Total
Nn.res ,.,.r<tA
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OFFICE or THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
" Company, No 23 Fifth avenue, June Z 1873.
The books for tho transfer registered bonds will be
closed on saturday June a. preparatory to the payment
OF interest due July l. 1878.
such payment will be made by mailing 10 the address
OF each bOndhoder of record the closing the books
coin check for the amount of interest due Al bond
holders who have changed their post office address since
January 1873 requested to send address ut
once 20 this Office The books will be rcopened on Tues
day. July !, 1873 A. l.. PRITCHARD. Treasurer.
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To-day. Last EteaiaG. Total.
Consumption. $50. .............34 6 1894 H0
Total 946 2os 7.o
Consumption

For future delivery basis low middng) the sales have
as follows SALES last evening after three o'clock
July 200 at y i 100 Al g 100 August
at 20 l52c 200 at 20 96c., 800 Mt September, 100 at
~ is2c 100 at l9c. october 100 at Is 200 at 100
at ID T6c November 100 at IS 5l6c 100 at lsc. Total
2Soo bales sales % To-Day ~ g ,hree ,oS
100 At e Ss2c 100 a. 29c GOAT 2o5e 100 y % siSc'
1901 August 800 1T 2oslsc.,, 500 az $6sc 100 AZ
2o9lec 900 100 at 20 7iec zoo at 800 at
2 o 100 e. e SSc September 2o at 49, 100 e.
q 100 ,GS IS 7sdss, 900 at i5scao 100
l81c. Total, 1850 bales Grand total, 2 $50 bales.
The receipts at the ports were as follows Galveston Al
New Orleans, los; Mobile 1856; Savannah ASP Charles
ton, 49, wilmington, 8; Norfolk 3si New York lol.
92 Rates on cotton o foreign ports we're nominal at
"
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| A INVESTMENT BONDS.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having deter
mined to close its 7so First Mortgage Cold Loan at ar
agA regate not exceeding thirty million dollars and
shereA Ter to pay higher OF interest than pei
.-ther Issues Of bonds the limited remainder
of he7sloS2an is now benS disposed of through, the
usual agenciesN
As the bonds of THIS made receivable in pay
ment for the companys lands ~ il0 they
and increasing demand Ibis purpose and will con-
ttnue to be after the loan is ciosed-a fact which much
enhances their value atlrsctiveness as an invest
ment
The Company has Than $40 r,iics Of IT. road
built and in operation including the entire Eastern Dyi
sion connecting Lake Superior and the navigation Of the
Missouri Rivers it has earned title to nearly iooo
Of Its land grant sales Of anls have thus far
averaged So So per acre
All marketable securities received IN exchange FOR
Northern PaciAcs.
JAY COOKE & co.
No. 20 Wall street. New York
EIRsr AND SECOND SHORT MORTGAGES WANTED
on Guy 6 5ihSpS M s3 sns Broadway
ITAsIINs & BRATNE STOCK BROKERS', II BROAD
~ street-Stook AMI cold Privileges
and with very lille risk Explanatory circulars mailed
MOBILE AND ONO RAILROAD coMpANY;.
Whereas the Stockholders al their meeting on the 7t
gay ., pr s5 requested The directors 70 Increase hc
nov eAisnng upon the payment OF IS cent i'll cash.
Whereas the directors have prescribed that said Is per
cent shall be called the following instruments on az
ist November 1871 ~
ist nr.r
Therefore resolved Thai the transfer books Of ihss
next for the purpose OF determining who entitled 10
Win The rc"ord OF M rs a Ss u a ae
ana which can be sold or used at pleasure.
lg day Of July next AZ which dine transfer BOOKS viii
aso DC opened IN the city OF New York, at the Office OF
BY order OF the Board Of Directors
NORTH .CARorLNA SPECIAL TAX BoNDuoLD.
~ era.-iolderS OF North Carolina Special Tax Bonds
nrenyted 90 attend meeting aud hear opinion OF Hon
direction M meeting viii Be he'd o s naer ms
Is a. o'clock T. NJ. at Office Of Thomas Denny &Co 80
MO BETTER FINANCIAL INVESTMENT CAN BE
ward New York city as annexed. Hon ex.Mayor
o ha o pO sit and M
en HnE c9nnty rwentyiourth ward, New York by
advertisement Of The auconeer in another column ana
sa ior free TICKETS and maps ON JERE. JOHNSON Jr
u Park row, New York.
OFFICE or THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
The books for tho transfer registered bonds will be
cosoa on saturday une a. preparatory to the
sra paym%ent win be made by mailing 10 the addres,
coin cheek for the amount Of interest due, All bond.
holders who have changed their post office address since
once 20 this office. The books will be reopened
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MO BETTER FINANCIAL INVESTMENT CAN BE
Nv made than 10 purchase Lots in the Twenty fourth
HWa r,d New M York city, az annexed Hon ex-Mayor
500 valuable lots, situated Woodlawn Heights West
chester county, Twenty fourth ward New York by
JEkE JOHNSON Jr, on Mondav, June IL. Read auction
advertisement OF the auctioneer in another column
call Tor free tickets maps on JERE JOHNSON. Jr
q Park row. New York. -
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NORTH CAROLINA SPECIAL TAX BONDUOLD.
ere-iiolders OF North Carolina Special Tax Bonds
ere invited g attend meeting aud hear opinion of Hon
Ievcrdy Johnson and to Join III osed his
direction Tie meeting will be held on "Wednesday Jne
IS az o'clock r. M at Office Of Thomas Denny & Co.. 80
Wall street. 80 -
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$4,000 Tenn 6's, old. -.
1000 Tenn SIS, old. -.
1900 Tenn t's, lie w..
5000 N G 6's, old. >.
2JCGO M issouri 6's. SO
1000 Brook Us, wiz.
20UU g, II a A, old. J. ;.
1900 q, l. II Ash, old. !.
1000 q, r 4 A, ncw...
1880 I'm Pac ID's, inc.
I0J0Un Pac RR LIST m.
1900 In Pac rs, lg....
5000 Tol x Wab Isl m.
5000 CT West I'd m. -.
tUO0 Nor Il rs LIST M.
900 Nor " Iis I'd. i.
1000 Nor 4 Is I'd. 80.
POGO Ohio Il NJ con $ {.
IlU0J G, C&IC lst m.
1900 G, q II q. LIST. !.
SuC0C, G dIC I'd IN.
lOO0Tol, Pa w LIST, WD
2UU0T, P&W. Burl'n div
1000 Bur. OR Il NJ lst..
81 shs Nassau Bank.
50 Central Nat Is k....
100 Quick M Co.
800 Quick Nj pref. ....,
Ii \ J q Id & I'm. &C
100 Con Coal. b C
100 n y q d ii r.. BIC !
lNu do. ...........c !
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The receipts from customs amounted to S266, 900.
The rates paid for carrying gold were A. 34s, AZ,
and 3 per cent and nat Tor borrowing. The sum of
$2700O0 was paid out by the Assistant Treasurer
In redemption OF fve-twenty bonds and Sal, 900 on
account OF interest.
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GALVESTON June ~, 1873
Cotton steady: Texas ordinary, l3tac. gooi ordinary
l4s4c l5c Net receiDts, "A bales Exports coastwisc
800 Sales $50 Stock, 2Sl69 Weekly net receipts $685.
Exports-To Great Britain, 54S6; coastwsc, l6 Sales,
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$1,000 US 5s sl... 1854 $4,000 US $50 c. 67 l2Ik
10000 520 c. 65 1908 1000 Us SIS. cur...... l4s
second Board-I p. nj

5000 Tenn 6's, old. -. 7954
SuOUTenn 6's, new. 791S
f0O0 Tn Pac LIST No.. s7l4
5000 do. S11s
5000 NJ Il st + SIS, LIST III 100
5NJ G ~ abe IS
100 shs Erie RR. BIC s. 64aS
100 Harlem RI. DC 1901