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RANGE OF THERMOMETER
At DISPATCH OFFICE, JUNE rs.
M. a ap:: III. sr:>
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE Is, 1873.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk. Iiicr.
chandise and passengers. l.. 4. Tatin, agent
Schooner Annie II. Moon, Phillips. New York,
old rails, Tredegar Company.
Schooner Nellie Benedict, Thompson, New York
railroad iron, Thomas Branch & Co.
Steamer Eliza uancox, Clifford. Norfolk. ner.
chandisc aud passengers. l.. Is. Tatum. agent
Schooner John Beatty, Price, Trenton. n. j.. 'h
Tauturus Landing, lumber, Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner w. - Doughten, johnson, New York.
camel COAL Currie e. Co.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
Bark st. Bernard (Gerinanl Requier, from Ne"
York, June 9th.
Schooner w. II. Pharc, Edwards, from New York,
June 24th.
Schooner James H. Lockwood, lIardcastlc, New
York, June Is.
Schooner j. II. Marvile, Clayton, from rhIn-
delphia, June Esd.
Thy TELEGRAPJLJ
NEW YORK. june 25.-Arrived, steamers ham
pion, City of Houston, Europa, Java, AMI Henry
Chauncy.
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LARGE ADDITIONS have been made to LEVY
BROTHERS dress goods stock. They now offer
some Of The best bargains of the season.
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The Cholera.

MEMPHIS, June 25.-There were ten
cholera fnterments here yesterday. The
weather is clear and hot.
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MISSES RoUSD-AND-ROuND HATS FOR SALE At
L. WEIsIGER & Co.'S, 1901 Main street.
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BUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS Of E. b. SPENCE l. SOY.
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PEMBRoKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS for sale only
by Z. B. SPENCE & Son. -
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TO THE LADlES.-Just received the latest style of
'ans, jewelry hair goods, kid gloves, scarfs, &C.,
&c, for sale at greatly reduced price, at e. L.
GRANGEK's, 627 Broad street. Please give me a
call, examine my stock, and compare prices
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Fire I'm srIddleaou. ,Nsu .Jevsey, 8

.MpDLEToN, June 25.--Ba cock Fuller
& Co.'s hat factory was burned to-day Loss
$50, 900.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN ANDgFLOUR EXCHANGE
sg Wednesday,, June %.
49, 'S@@Ha OFFERINGS. It
b :WHEAT.-.Red. 81 brIsbeIs 1rdgsz.
ef sohs'T iiowrl'ooo bushels; mixed, 1850 hss.
UATs.-aeo bushels. 81 y, -.
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EVERY KIND OF FASIIIoNABLE HAT FOR SALE AT
Z. WElSIGER & Co.'S, 1901 Main street.
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MACKINAw HATS.-The genuine Mackinaw hat
can he had ut p wE1sIeER b Co.'s, 1901 Main street.
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SUMMER.

EUMMER, IH70
DIAMOND jewelry sets Of pins, ear-drops, cluster
aud solitaire rings and studs, at
NOwLAN & Co.'s,
corner of Main and Tenth streets.
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FINANCIAL.
BY TeIegraph.
NEW yf,RK

wv 7 oRK, june 2s.-Money firm at 4las Cola
Governments very auiet aud unchanged
;ssases very dHsl anf unchanged. ~,
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Three Robbers Killed by One Nan

Health OF st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June 25.--Mr. Roddy, of Bur-
lingtop, shot two robbers, and killed the
third with e}pbbed gun, Monday night.
They were engaged in robbery.
The Board of Health of st. Louis yester-
day adopted stringent sanitary measures cas- :
The health of the city is good. Isl s1ss
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Church Struck by Lightning Fire
man Killed.

SPRINGFIELD, O., June 25.--The spire OF
the English Lutheran church was struck by
lightning last night and set on fire. A fire
man, in attempting to ascend the interior OF
the spire with the hose, was killed by fall
ing block of wood. The splre was burned
but the church was saved. =.
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sBATTfSnpp

BAr.T1MoRE.
BALTIMORE, June 49, Virginia console, af; We,
.vlrginias, l1 Bid to-day. "'''
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales Of real estate made be,oeen the LIST OF
ydnnary and soth Of Jane the tares for the pre-
al sdles made betUeen the Ist Of JulY and last
of the gear the td1ss hape TO be paid Lu the seller
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ASHLAND, Va, June %, 1875
The wind from the northeast and rain are
not suspicious for successful commence
ment, still the $40 train this morning brought
UP goodly number of visitors from South
side Virginia and North CaroliIa, and the
excursion train at 10 o'clock added largely
to the number of visitors already on the
ground.
Despite sundry promises, duly recorded
twelve months ago, that Ashland would be
provided with hotel before the recurrence
Of another festival, 49,
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

EaRIGHrBerth fegbts dull generally
% rhs csssrp demand has been active
;r and ate arm to-day To Liverpool,
m s, 500 hush Corr SD. London, By sail 600 bush.
Wheat bulk. 7ti 70 HAMBURG by all ~ e aru |" ts c
M Refined Petroleum at Italian brig hence 70 Gbrzltar for
ers and Merlnean with 1870 bbls Refined Petroleum al 1s eH'
r rgiom with sou Cotton, terns and Bnt
b b I s tons register Jamaica With coal At 81 gold
i a. dv Sek, The arrival. have large but with less "a
yorbe reduced limits 70 shippers orue great
sr f freight ruo decline Flour the demand has been
and those compelled sell had 10 submit
Al there
Of all descriptions are Of uncertain vsus
hold hut and the heavy and depressed Ate OF
Liverpool quite surprise 10 the Ade Ihe heasne Law
erpoo the importation rom CAheniA his
ot4 surpng well known that the surplus ot Cahornis s
a 500 900 bush Of hs ,ooS' oSOS % OeS s can
spared Europe of this nearly =" bush aae oeea
bat se propose the number Of oushe our aei
yew The very limited from this port during !he month OF
February urpse 70 the trade a VII oe seen We
aye not extent arng I ponia ana me ca
s of this branch south OF January have been
ats extremely unssfaeio The extreme severity
Iet have unfAvoahe and at times demOrnAx
ausnce bat with return OF mild weather and BET
ter supply Of tonnage We may anticipate more cheer.
hush aganst JO35T bush the correspondns week sss
TODAY the quiet only limited dsnsnd for spring
eopi,ts carro Holders good Milwaukee steady
81 o. and Winter Wheat ve 9aiet The naI.s Sosss ssrsr
J 100 bush Al Chicago Spring aaost; sl 90 for
No Milwaukee In and 81 65 bid arozt and oads
night snoat s 10 for Inferior Red Western Barley unst
and buh No 3wssterp s5
ley quiet Of OOo bush City At 81 S. time Oats saer
5a5i,e and " sOc % track White Black soa5le
and track and White odoc Western Mre
track for Mixed Rye dali and nominal st sesTe
Corn stronger and ssive the demand more
64e Western hIed at 63o3ic and se
anoAi bite Western Yellow Al o5e or New South
yellow 6 suthen White st T*s for Hsek and Jersey Ye
ndd The sales z 100 a<h Aired seller ass
half Of AaY at Gle
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
SATURpAY. March 1-P. n.


lhe general trade OF the city, under the stormy
weather and the continued impediments TO street
travel bas been dull and no special change in any
of the markets has been reported. Dreadstufs have
been unsettled and prices ON the whole dropping
and groceries qaiet a restricted trade. In drv
goods the movement is unsatisfactory and little in
ciInatiOn has been manifested by interior buvers
60 take any important lines. 30 discouragnQ is the
outlook. Cotton has been also IN the main ouiet.
and the price has yielded during the week, 6rmer
zone. however being apparent at the close with the
market winding up the basis Of l9 cents for Low
Aiddhngs. The receipts at all the ports for the
week were 552s bales. against 1O9l53 last week
I2262 the previous week, and 12652l bales for the
week ending Feb. Z. The total receipts since Sept
I, 1872 2,7l5,s5 bales, against 2244,O5s same
time the previous year increase Of 47.757 bales
The exports for the week oO,455 bales. making
total Of $685. against iSl6,9l0 same time last
Foar, an Increase Of SSl 7e6. The total stocks on
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
And the following for city bank stocks:

railroad bonds were active for Saturday, and the
Leading feature the brisk bidding for, and the
small offerings Of Central Pacihcs These. after adj
vancng 1Oil, closed at lOig TO 1O4.. Union Firsts
sold at sG.. Land Grants advanced To II, and In
comes were anoted at II 10 as, ex-interest. The
Union Pacific Income bonds and coupons have to be
sent to Boston for identification and payment.
There was an active business in Wabash bonds;
sales of Eirsts we're made at a5i, Seconds ut g's'
Frsts ST. LOUIS Division, at o., and Convertible at
@i. Delaware. Lackawanna, aud Western Seconds
sold st 96l, ex-interest. The following were the
bids:
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
To INVESTORS.

To those who wish TO RErNyHsT COUPONS OR
DIVIDENDS, and those who wish tn INCREASE THEIR
INCOME from means already invested IN other
less profitable securities, we recommend the Seven
Thirty Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company az well secured and unusually productive.
The bonds are always convertible at Ten per cent
premium Il l0) into the Company's Lands at Market
Prices The Rate of Interest seven and threetenths
Der cent gold is equal now to about 81 currency
Welding an income more than onethird greater than
u. s. sos. Gold Checks for the semi-annua interest
on the Registered Bonds are mailed to the Post
Office address Of the owner. All marketable stocks
and bonds are received in exchange for Northern
Pacifcs ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
J,Y COOKR q Co.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

The suboined table shows the highest and lowest
prices Of leading railway and miscellaneous shares,
United States bonds and gold. made during the
past week. well the closing quotations of each
at the dates nndernentioned
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

Inc. for mos. 3 weeks 20 date. 2lOr335
The Philadelphia Stock market is dull. Pennsyl-
vania Skies los; Philadelphia and Erie r. r., 57'
Pennsylvania X. r., co. Gold, ll4s.
A dispatch from Annapolis says that " the Mary
land Court of Appeals has decided the long pending
litigation between the Georges Creek Coal Company
and the New Central Coal Company. in favor of the
latter-affirning the validity of the atters charter,
and giving them the right to build railroad to one
of their mines which the former company attempted
10 prevent"
We quote the following from one or the lead
ing monetary circulars published in London,
and it is interesting showing the light in which
the English view the new United States per cent
Funding Loan.
The operation OF funding the United states debi into
Ave per bonds has not been attended win all the
success anticipated for it in America The pubic are
only now beginning to understand tne ate % 80 or tnc ,
tIgnsactiOn-tha the Five-rweny bondhoders were IN
vted 10 convert them into the t1yes, as also the
Why they should accept the invitation Inere
should preparation ON thls side the Az
lant explanatory notices IN the newspapers hhd
in such circulars this Any one asked TO exchange
Fix Der cent i've per cent bond would natur-
ally decline but If guaranteed the nndlstnrped noune
from every United states tax Federal State and
payment In gold. with other advantages ne nght aer
his mind especially when informed that the SIX per
cent bond lie held would at once be called IN Tor rs
demption -, ,,,., e,.,o.
cheapest security In the market at par Not even ex
ceptlng cOurOs. IL ~ the VI
There are sound reasons for this opinion, although IT
may strike many eNaggeratlon Tie pcut wherein
the confidence OF Engsbmen IS wanting ls NOT u the
ability OF the people tO pay, or In the security on tae
country against external aggressonor on both these
points the hrst place Ia the world Is accorded 10 lne
United states-but in the continued Willingness Of the
people "a pay. ana the danger of disruption.
On these two an opinion erroneous II Is true, IL gen
orally held in England, unfavorabe the Republic
Engulary enough in each there s curious contradio
ton between what Ensshmen know is actually occur
ring and what they assert likely They know
that the United states has been pay ing on B deb 10 an
Immediately OF great aud costly thus
acts years they that when the days Of
arrive they will repudiae To the least this u
consistent thew admit the iacts tend 10 relate
the surtnises.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY FIRST MORT
GAGE CONVERTIBLE PER CENT CURRENCY BONDS
ILLINOIS AND Iowa, HASTINGS AND DAKOTA Cfii-
cAGo AND MILWAUKEE DIVISIONS. The average Net
Earnings of this Railway for the past four years nave
been 1893 $40 annually over expenses and interest
upon all Bonds.
For sale by
MORTON. Bliss & Co, No. 30 Broad-st
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

for The 81 pkgs exports for hs
nom. Strcty Fall Batter sohd ucAy style OF i'~
,rv maze suitable voyages and sodtnrn talr t'h tn
ont m stoek and closeg Ordinary an r 70 good ~ D
e IN bs,er supply holders desifon To- sell 10 on. y 20
80 fr e new Western and refuse STATE ok
have beiteruquirv for pAesers use al -fu -
% AZ I3ds ofh sud etv nTs aAh t ~sA 0u'
-sI;s Frdsv ana SATURDAY aud closes arn We qroe 49,.
Finest select0 Of F,l But 70" s'aie 80, ~
ter Creamery ......Ndl9 tIeh Aoi Dusii A go
P!ne eur VII cs rb 9S Low Pir 70 Good 3Qs
TO Nr'ise DisseI,
CRESSR-Receps for the week, o4O boxes etPo~ oi ~
hoTes. c,be Tls gold steady strong and
t,ee errort auI good obting domestic trade which s -
ss 80 -pourh 10 warrant she expectation of clean aoors icr
nev scek These u speculative movement We quote;
80 So. Fsrf,,e... lG Il7 Ohio Flcores and Pr
Good Prime state Fac 80 , 'ae y'I '''''' "a
Fair 10 ooiD DsireS..... - 40 --,-..--
pPTROLETN-For Cruie huk notice limited spH cuiif9
oar AZ yeStsrays the market Tor ot ru eIirey
AMI rdnsr, mere dudng Improbable 90 Uork le hnces 700
r-sep low prices urtuct quote grompt dele ~ 's
% 1000 bbs Mar, weekly ots. AZ 9c TIE q eN arAets on
Hs piet anS dull and heavy with offerings TOT prom
delivery At ls.c: se, 2Oo bbs March on rye le9s t-s
Pbrnha he market dul al c sales were oEtel
Of June az ls.c -.
SKISss market quiet FOR Cost and prcas are Ehlt
,ant.he change sales bales Mcrcsn aud Texas = bales b s
Av and eceipis "a bales hraeau va 90,
Do haI,s Cent America ha.es Tons Tie demand of Ds
moderate prices sales Of o 70 teniral ~ 80
Para OoO ID Maracalho 1000 ID IeIasi ccpt 81 es in
Para " bses Central America, aud ~ bales ron iAA "
g.Ia
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

State bonds were quiet. The only important trans
actions were in Tennessee's at 81 and in New-York
registered bounty loan at lO5i61O6. Missouri Skies
sold at 94.G94; South Carolina, new, January and
July at 2O.. and Virginia consolidated at 55i. The
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
Coleman Benedlct's closing quotations at p.

In pursuance of a contract to that effect, the see
retary of the Treasury this morning issued call Tor
S5OOOOOO0 of 5-20s of 1862 ls45OOO,OOO conpon ana
S5OOOOOO registercd on which the interest Will cease
three months hence. The numbers of the called
bonds are as follows. the same being inclusive;
SECOND SERIES OF 52Os oP 1862, COUPON
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

The public debt statement shows reduction Of
the debt during February of S5&77,sS0. The coin
balance is SG5,93O,7si coin certificates, S2iO249sO;
currency s46OO9O2; special deposits Of legal ten
ders s27 10000; legal tenders outstanding, 1885,,
0O0,OoO. The following is a recapitulation of the
statement:
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

sALrPErER-rhs market remains very quiet bet prices arm,
1873. 1879. 1871.
Bag. B@gA Bars
'Hs, So,,a - PrS ys s0o 1000 lOSo
stoek in zpcrserp and spectators hands 10 - -.
So - go fsn al ........... N.m0 6
suGARs-The aelye, bat pnees
good refining crop Cues st1sc aes vi
hhds 48lc the sgure tor common rrnnn and lev
90 private E,and no boses on private psrns and JIG
hhds M.lado 6oici Refined Sugar fu and uns-ite
SPCESThe Intelligence from szmstrA anded yesterday tAs
caused N Pepper Of a gold and nov qnoe ia
lac Sutmex amer and No quoted a VdSec soa,
sRBDsoyer bat eady saIes 80 oHg a. ss~ or Or
nary; Sc for Primo duu and nominal Al es %
TOBACCO-We ahe the oosinE rom hsssrs Kaiser n seus
h0as Tooaoc CraIar Brpon Of Tobacco om me "s e W.
Yo,k-Toa for FebuAry 97j Abds o bore so haes St
stem. bb manufactured sonE Of nonrss ass eeeaei
aurns he Tobacco marAst Oa Crop hertae
with siospdos VIA, tase for cuitag UTE suitable N pes
,r % ~Sia ss has the reports Of the srSs
a - ssinr advanced therc shh sp
The undsr aoon obts aboe eqssy
a the ter e g-sier
sy ow eperea Ia
est substantial s b In hDed seppY
Our quotations heaoeforth the new crop SaOstns
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

To - 49, 80. - - "a - ,,e ~, d AZ ~
l. l8Tl..273,lOl Hy4ab t'oof"S 9'',' -'~~'r's' $780,
SaIneu ... - ~. -.- ~ -oo ooe 81. 10 90
s-cv oy PogK ASp BErY ~ SEN-ToKk AID
'-0N - sHooELYS l. l851
yLI Nst-p Pork
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

WE offer for sale the limited amount remaining
unsold of the FIRST MORTGAGE 8 PER CENT BONDS
of the ATLANTA AND RICHMOND AIR LINE RAILWAY
COMPANY and confidently recommend them az a se-
cure investment. Price for the present 80 and ac-
crned interest. Further information furnished on
LANCAsTER. Brown e. Co,
No. ExchaDge-court.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
THE MARKETS.
fc,rsfnnr repor,ed for TEE rmgurE.

Tneuted lin he aho
forward deTeres-A tlea! decline Sales fol-
lows on Of Low Midalngs; - .o... ,.o -. .o,-
sales a evening aer ZOO 20 76c 100 At te
no notice before ll; 3ic; April lOOl at se ly AZ
qIec Mav 20 l56e 400 at 2O jane Jo st
2lc Total 500 bales Sales to-day n March, ~ al
20 5l6e 200 zOe April 90 at 20 sl6c ec At Ac
2O AZ 70 O6c NAV 2Oic June, LOO al Z.e w AZ
u slec Jay 300 81 slee. 100 at 2ic Total LISo oAes
Grand total. 1890 bales n, -A...a .
FLOUR AND MRA-we had rather unsatisfactory nd de-
pressed Flour the seekhe liberal present 500
arrivals unavOrabe intelligence from Liverpool nn
greater sirngeney IN the moneJ MARKET ave
greatly restricted The Transactions have been N enre OF e
brands especially Of state has prevented the eIeca9p Of many
orier meFs the prices OF Wheat cannot MI these or
ers hence The exports the extremely limited Had
good shipping Extras fair business could have bn
90 dehvere but al the current Dees Of
the Interior without within ne hns
shippers the NFen below We
had limited inquiry for good Round Hoop Western Extra of
March delivery aud few sales az eI %
which Ia now regarded extreme Pnee'
but we atAeh importance this opinion many eonnn-
and cold Great Britain change TOE
decdey mers had good inquiry Tor
he considerable decline last sales Fancy brands
fair demand under moderate ana
abs1 III .sne value Michigan Ohio AMI Indiana Flour
hays been freely oce coud be sold promptly BY submitting
decline and superhne been
in
Choice brands Of ST Louis Family 1aTe rnJ neaat na
have readily The Of the week only s6 ebb,
ganst bb corresponding week To-day The Flour
Los rldes and heavy FancY Mime
o Is fair steady Good Supr1ne Ia sr request and
plenty AT s close the market irregular and more Aeei '-es
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
Total coupon bonds.
nE4uGTEE MN
XO,GO,OOo
Grard total.


The gold speculation was this afternoon at the
highest point of the week, and though opening at
t14dl14.. moved up TO 1853, and closed at ll4 ID
The rates paid TO have balances carried over until
Monday were 5. 3, 6, g. p and l per cent to fiat.
There was nothing in the London advices-which
reported strong market for securities-or in the
foreign exchanges which were dull and weak, with
sales of 90 days bills at lOssGlOs.-tO occasion tins
upward turn in the premium. The Assistant Treas
urer paid out 500 in called bonds and SlS5,OOO in
coin interest. The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank was as follows: Gold cleared, s5',-
SD 900 gold balances l49i 2G7 currency balances,
81. 10. The following are the quotations:
1000 ...ll4l 1899 ll4s 1900 -.ll5 29-
IO:3o...lliA 1900. ..I4E I:9o .Il4i 500 ll45alS
II:OO. .Ils3 l2jO....ll4s 200 ...-ll5t
The days business at the L. s Sub-Treasury was :
Gold receipts. se6s,sl9 Ga Currency pay
cold payments. l25.7d II ments..--.. Sliif5oO' %
Currcyrecps. 7e9755 O6 anee.. o. $50 leo %
Cdstoms $4,000 W
The following are the Treasury balances at the
close of business tonight Currency, - ,6009O2
coin S65 g30S7 of which S4 24O9sO in gold GER
tifcates The legal tenders outstanding are $3.50
100000, The Secretary of the Treasury has ordered
the redemption Of S30 Of the three per cent GER
tifcates, interest on which will cease on
the 18th day Of April. This includes all
of the $4,000 certificates that were issued.
The money market has been stringent, but call
loans were cheaper than any previous day of the
week. The ruling rate has been 1-32 and interest,
from which it declined to currency about 23O p
reacted to 1-32 again. closing at 7G7 gold. The bank
statement was favorable, rejecting gratifying
traction in loans and a gain in specie. The coin
movement of the week covers the disbursement by
the Treasury of S2G62OOO on account of coin interest
an Tho rublic debt 81 200 OOO on the reOlar weeklv
gold sale and SlSsO account of called bonds, the
receipts for customs amounting to s92422l6, the
specie shipments being s625,OOO. The banks have
improved their reserves to the extent of 81 SO
during the week. and the deficiency existing is
only S22 $50 The following shows the condition of
the New York City banks at the dates undemen-
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
J. 8. KENNEDY g. Co,

No. Al Cedar-st. corner OF WDham-st,
OFFER FOR SALE the small quantity remaining un
sold of the INTERNATIONAL AND HOUSTON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD CoMPANYs FIRST
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS, and
recommend them as an undoubted FIRsT-CLAss IN
yEsTMFNT SECURITY Present earnings more than
doube the amount required TO pay interest and con-
az nm Ilu increasing
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

IOfuI -IUtt JdH 7, sIAVf'--fUI-
The following is a comparative statement of the
export of specie for % years from the port of New
York to foreign ports, from Jan. TO March l. 1873,
and for the corresponding period of the undernoted
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

Sever. Winter nsed vih The regular trade IN
sedIe Tobacco and s What has been deas vas nasiy
for The 1oa6tsa shh the qcea Seshs
duty sediicesi
pcabas opinions that unless o~ pnees
for he ndsoonent he demand TOT export "r
ordinary crops will prove hated Tbs al. we're s e esgs
daring gnoAoas below 500 Cenneetest
and lS disposed o. lw sAses tos'
seeica Msssohase go Nevfert 30 ss fepssyr+
MIA 100 oases Oaio woann sea Western f npe
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHASGE-FIIsr CALL
IO4 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Of COrcraulenf Bonds.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

The Erie Railway Company report weekly earn
inOs commencing Nov. l. 1872 rs follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

Ave Flour Western. tt l39s9 %
Kye Flour Pennsylvania, +U0 o w
Corn Meal supply, and quiet sales OF +O bolA We
n Mea, Jersey asa Meal. Brre. s. 80 asa o5
corn Mea " esterr 25 IS CornAeslGfnR u %
Canadian Floor of 80 bbs Winter Wheat Extras at
California and Oregon flour N limited atAnl sAes
Of Is bblS Choice Family Al $40 So -
Bag Meal very da White 81 oG 81 25 Fne fe,
.or Igag %. Coarse IS; Cob, 80doc. Ground
F.,t SIdSl ID; IL. al 81 O5d 81 10.
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New-York tribune., 1873-03-03

The following are the dry goods imports included
in the above for the same period:
For ns ireel. 1871. 1877. fS53.
Entered al the mort 90 5000 s7.27s,l0l s392124s
Thrown on market. 3572,99i 6,J77,5J7 3,927,i92
I.
Thrown on market. ls,5l6.gU 2g,7s9,639 2sUJi9ls
The exports of specie for the week ending were
as follows:
Total for the week. ..---...---.......- s6254s6
Previously reportede 9,697ls5