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lGrNrnAL PRESS DISPATCH. |

The Secretary of War, accompanied by Gen. Sheridan,
Intends il sud TO visit all the forts and military posts
of the Texas frontier and Mexican border and TO esab-
sh posts and forts and locate Others with reference
the lines Of railroads developing In order TO
afford the best protection 20 the frontier.
The President, with Mrs. Grant, Miss Nellie Grant,
and Gen. BabcOck will leave the noon train tomor-
row. for visit NewYork where they will remain for
the greater Part OF this week
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
iBT nLECHAPn TO rHg rEiBUKEl

VAsHRGTOS. Monday, March 81 1873.
BepfeseDtatiVe brooks Of Sew-YoTk il so low today
Rat he friends hr very anxious about his recovery.
lie has not bGco abb his bed for three weeks,
Snd his form and ietnree emscisled that he 10
Parcely recognizable lie had hoped TO DO able 10
South for relief but uess he improves shortly MP
viii be abandoned ar " unable To leave biz residence.
An idea Of how justie is administered IN OF the
UEo Bates Courts ID ibe Southern slates IDay DC Oh
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TEM-APPIICANTS FOR THE FRIvIIEGF-THE NEW
POSTAL CARDS.
iBY TRIEGRAPH THE r,llBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, March Sl.-Under the new law
passed at the last session of Congress- and which
goes into effect at the beginning of the next fiscal
year, July !, 1879 nineteen pOst-ofices will be
added 10 the list Of those entitled to the free delivery
system, All cities having $1,000 inhabitants were
under the old law, entitled 20 carriers but discre
tionary authority was given to the DEMONSTRATION
eral TO give the carrier system 10 other cities not
having the requisite number. This power was made
use Of by MesSrs Dennison and Randall, the prede-
Cessors of Mr.. Creswel to considerable extent but
the present law absolutely requires population of
10000 people. IL is known, however, that some of
the cities served by carriers have less than The
number last mentioned. but it is not proposed to
tafse the privilege away from them. The following
named offices not now served viii be entitled to ear
-. sl.a las
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Thirty eight dollars and 0y cents for 10000 cubic feet
of sus for which they receive, at " per Thousand iO
Now II we add to their expenses 20 cents por Thousand
for labor OF making III does not cost a. much IA that "a
We have seen) that Ia only tribe compared 10 the
price received their product Thur they make over
soo pey cent pront Is any wonder thai scwe VI lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-01

The following named cities are making every effort
TO he included in the carrier system but under the
census of 1870 they have not sufficient population.
Ii is probable however. that construction will
be made after short time that they viii be
benefited:
Wheeling W. Va. population, 1927; Norfolk, Va,
1926; Taunton, Mass, 1898 Chelsea, Mass, 1881
Dubuque Iowa. lS4O4 Leavenworth. Kan 1909; Fort
Wayne Ind. l7,us; Springfield. H., 1885; Auburn,
NY, l7,225 Newburgh. N. Y, 17,olI
The Post-0fiee Department expects, IN q few days,
10 receive the first nstallment of postal cards from
the contractors at Springfield, Mass, as to dis
tribute them before the LIST of May, when the system
goes into operation. George N Tyner of Iowa, who
has for some years been the Government agent to
supervise the printing OF the stamped envelopes,
was appointed, to-day, as postal car agent, and
ordered 10 Springfield.
a LETTER FROM THE POsTNAsTER-GENEtAL TO THE
RAILROAD PRESIDENTS.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l
WAsrIISGroN March S1.--The Postmaster General
has made the following reply to the announcement
BY the railroad companies of their purpose TO con-
tinue for the present the running of postal cars;
Posr- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. d. C., March 81, 1873
10 ISAAC HIScKLEY esq., President OF the philadelphia.
Wilmington. and Baltimore RGiirodd Company
DEAR SIR: ] acknowledge the receipt Of the letter
communicated the Goth inst signed By yourself and the
representatives Of several other railroad companies, re
guessing that the notice given under date Of the 9th
January last, relative TO the withdrawal Of railway
pOsoce ears after the LIST Of April proIimO be consid
cred suspended for the present The announcement
made that communication Of the purpose Of the com
panies to continue 10 run such cars until sufficient
time shall have elapsed 10 ascertain the views OF the
Special Committee charged by the Senate Of the United
States the duty considering and reporting ON the
nature extent of the obligations subsstng between
the railroad companies and the postal service Of the
country duly noted and in the event that the COM
paDies obtain hearing before the Committee, shall be
happy 10 be present they request.
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
JOHN 4. J. CREswBII, Postmaster General.
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tanned from the fact, vauched for by high official
authority that though the number OF bankruptcy cases
i'm Busteeds aud Dures courts has been large, there
has never been either where there has been
dividend 10 creditors,
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LAWLEssNESS IN ROME.
ROMp, Monday March 8

Several Catholic youths, ono native Of
England. while leaving the Church Of Jess yesterday.
ware attacked By some who lying In walt for
them and severely beaten. The gendsrmes nteffered
and the assaaus fed. Two three OF the boys were
wounded.
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BONDHoIDERs' CLAIMS ON aANT0 Do
MINGO.
LONDON. Monda

LONDON. Monday. March 81, 1879.
The council of foreign bondholders have
opened communications with the new SANTANA Bay Com
pany with view 10 bringing about an equitable ar
raneement Of their claims the Republic Of 6anto Do
mingo memorial propoupdng tho whole case has
been forwarded to the Government OF 6ant0 Domingo
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WASHINGTON.
TIRE POSTAL SERVICE.

ADDITIONAL CITIES ENTIrIED TO THE CARRIER sYs-
TEM-APPIcANTS FOR THE PRvIIEGE-THE NEW
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF FISK q HATCH, BANKERS. &c,
No. > NAssAU-sT., NEw-lORK, May II, 1873.
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD. now built
and in operation as through line of travel and
traffic between the chief cities of the Ohio Valley
and the East ti20 miles, makes regular connec-
tions at Richmond, with railroads leading TO all
points along the seabOard and with the Old Do
mnion line of steamers for New York. and at Hunt
ipaton on the Ohio River with fast packets for
Cincinnati, Louisville, &c In order to accommo-
date the large traffic in Western produce seeking
outlet to market this road the Company are
extending the main line eastward TO a deep-water
terminus on the Chesapeake Bay, where the largest
European steamers can load and unload alongside its
tracks and are adding to the equipment Of the road
and otherwise enlarging the carrying and transfer
facilities to meet the great traffic which its short
line, low grades and other operating advantages are
attracting to 1t.
We offer for sale S3OOO0OO Of their sRvEN PER
CENT GOLD BONDS authorized for these purposes and
amply secured by mortgage on the property. Bonds
are of 81 900 each principal and interest payable in
gold coin in New-York City; interest January and
july /. Price 80 and accrued interest.
Full information concerning the bonds. the rail-
road and the resources of the country tributary
thereto furnished on application.
We continue to deal in Government and Central
and Western Pacific Bonds receive deposits on which
We allow interest make collections, execute orders at
the Stock Exchange for cash, and conduct general
banking business. FISK 4 HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
TUESDAY. Nav 20-P. NJ

The various Wall-st. markets have been insuffer-
ably dull and stupid all day, and not solitary rip
pie disturbed the tranquility of the Stock Ex-
change The cable adyces were Of quoting ma
ture, and it seems likely that more trouble will
arise from the Vienna matter, that the course of
foreign affairs is less closely watched now
that our local markets fail to be iniu-
enced thereby. With nothing to interfere, the
stock speculation was dullness personied, and
barely hundred thousand shares have changed
hands The opening and the forenoon prices were
steady. but after midday more firmness was inn
parted to the market under rally in Erie of over
two points. occasioned by an advance i'll London
The rest of the list was, however, less materially
affected, unless we except Pacific Mail, which adj
vanced Il per cent. and Central, Lake
Shore. Rock Island and the Tele-
raph, all took stronger positions. Pacific
Mail was less agtated about its transfers since the
closing of the books yesterday, and the story in
morning paper that the COmpany's affairs would be
soon placed in the hands OF a receiver Influenced
the stock very immaterally. Panama sold down TO
10 and back to ia and Harlem rose TO $780, and the
other investment stocks were quiet but firm Mis-
cellaneous shares dull, and express stocks neg
lected OF the coal stocks Consolidation sold at 56
The general market closed up firm. The opening
highest lowest and closing prices of stocks
follows.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
sales per cent below quotations, which arc as

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship
wyoming, will close at II IN. at the Merchants Ex-
change, Nos. 80 and 80 Pine-st.
The monetary situation continues easy. To the
stock brokers call loans were done at and per
cent, and to the bond houses at and 9, the closing
rates being and 5, after loans at g. Prime business
notes moved at Z TO per cent. The outstanding
legal tenders at the close of business tonight
amount to S3J6.47sOOO same as last night. The IN
terna revenue receipts foot up SSOOOOO. The Treas
ury balances at the close are: Currency, SiSOoOOO;
coin, S745OO,OOO; coin certificates, S96,SOC,OOO.
United States bonds were quiet, the offerings 10
the German bankers, who were still buyers being
unmportant. Prices were lower, in sympathy wlth
the lower range of gold. Fisk Hatch report as fol
lows at d. m.:
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
Coleman Benedicts closing quotations at p. In.

\ The cable reported dull market but steady one
for Consols in London and active and stronger
one for United States bonds, with an advance while
Erie ranged at Isl 70 49,! The Bank of England lost
$4,000 in bullion withdrawn for the day. the rate of
discount being still six per cont Gold was dull and
unnhuenced by this news the most of the sales
being made at ll7., with extreme prices at l17i and
HI. On gold loans the rates paid for hav-
ing balances carried 6, 8, and per
cent. The export clearances of domestic
produce from this port for the week were TO the
currency value Of S54S2,S9i. The engagements of
gold coin for tOmorrow's steamer are $4,000. The
Assistant Treasurer disbursed $1,000 in coin inter
est and $4,000 in called Five-Twcnties. The days
operations at the Gold Exchange Bank covered !:
Gold cleared, S63s9l 600; gold balances. S2234 4Os
currency balances. $2.9ij,l2j. The following we're
the quotations
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
o ts ft07se, en- pri,, ier~. 100 , s..o p,,,,,

gos be- 02se phTst iersj iooo n, sssto D.,,, e,.
o 90 Pnya erns 200 Dry hercan and Texas, nan ~,.X
IN our ast J3o Dy Han Antonio - ~ st 1 carfensv
setei 100 Dry indanoa "a n at 2Ol month.
I10 0D asd RIVER 10. 400 Dry TeIas q a29 b Dy Ms.S
moos ~ 10 30 D SOuibern 10 n 100 Wet Ssed California IS 6
& " :, s.sea hondaras - h. 80 Wet Satl eIis s. all N.
Ih'af enns 10 Wet Saltei Ity Slaughter stesr
currency 'eetrd II bas Calcats Bafa0
taeat CoE on private terms The stock band h lDs0 hos
~ ~ pe sne lime last $500 hdes and 80 bas
ie'@a,, IE5fV DRY buenos Ayl ke $500 Dry Honvdso &C.
n1Du $40 1fsnde 100 Dry Central American J00 Dry Tampso
Ji Dv bogon kcf O0 Dry and Sailed and
20 bales Cscui Buffalo, 5l3 Jales Cacua Gov We aaos.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
TVHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873,
CostsipiBg PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHY Of HORACk GREE

COstsiubg PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHY Of hokAcE GREE
LgTs also. - ,.. n,, -, ,,,, a.. -
% al Isfee The Public Debt Of the United
s..,s csblnr Sapfeme Court, Ministers FOTeige
Congfess oheseu bsang and Select Committees
- sus 5 House Siats the UBion Populations Capitals Gov
v.s a. P,.dent Coneressmeh,
..a Win fonsI Yeetobs The Predenta Elections from the hrst
k - S.-i second Election VI General GIani
~ ks6onsI PAM Platforms l57l ADa neeh other Interesting
s.sssaaa.aA PUes Nv ~ Sshsg " ssSh
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
INVESTMENT Bonds

The NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD 40 FIRST
MORTGAGE GoLD BONDS, which we recommend as a
profitable and well-secured investment, bear $40
per cent gold interest, and have the following ele-
ments of security. viz:
l. They are the obligation of strong corporation.
p They are a First Mortgage on the Road, its
Equipments, Rights, and Franchises.
g. They are a first lien on its Net Earnings.
T. There is pledged. in addition, for the payment
of principal and interest, Land Grant of 1880
acres per mile through the States and $500 acres
per mile through the Territories traversed The
Company is already entitled TO nearly Ten Million
acres of its Grant and its Land Sales thus far have
realized s. G6 per acre.
With nearly 500 miles of the road completed and
In operation, the earnings for 1878 will be large.
All marketable stocks and bonds are received in
exchange for Northern Pacifcs on most favorable
terms JAY COOKE d Co.,
No. % Wall-st, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
THE MARKETS.
lc,,.lnll, renorted Tor Tnr Tnlsuv.. !

IC,refuly reported for THs Taisuvs
AsHEs-The receipts to-day % pigs Tier sonnsae @oaeT
dsmaud for Pots market steady At pS iAIs AZ" s'
dull and nominal - -. t.o,t,. ,o,
Bull DING MATERTALSThere has been rather more nqy o
Bricks and the maet steady ayefstrnw kuY an'a
do delivered at StOHsl2. UpRyer, 81 tO~r rbi o
80 Jersey STd 81 80. do. delivered, W. " rlf
- 506 delivered *6 5r0S 81 Crotoa 9oD uo "
cred, sl7 $50 so Philadelphia, $Ji@t" do 'sh'sIS ~
eDdst3 So Cement very quiet bat steady az 81 10 @ w
Roendae Laths are dull nominal; the supply e qlo A.
SO IS for Eastern Lime steady with fair dem n We @ re s
moderate; quote R,cksn Common per 0b a. 81 W W. lump
at Sl 70. Other descriptions wtholI change
BOOTS AND SlIORS-A far degree OF aclyVn Us W'u1 "
trade for the chiefly from interior dealers Ebo ".h - pn'
their styles constantly oein5
ducef The active -
standing and that we have yah
be looked for Aau1fcHfcrs nave olY
moderate stocks and prices well maintained ana are al' en
poye filing orders accumulated The eIp3r denhl io
heavy goods suited the West India Cen America and hiAn
trade. has seen far Tor the ,,.
BROOM C0RE-Pornew Corn there fair iosbng demnds aoeps
prices quote 3d4c Old Mixed 4d3c or New do pa
for New Green, ard 7o for New HL Brooms are without
quoted Good dozen, and pJ0
IS 50 for Prime u EKtTa per Dozen
BEESWAXe deman has been only moderate srd with continued
Raropean We
quote 3jd31c for Western anc Southern.
COTTOETn market for Cotton the spot renlins very du ana
prices lower strict food Ordinary and &C. oa Ordinary and
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21

Nov Ready Cloth bound. 81;
of HORACE GREELEY, with

MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, w3th
WI TWO PORTRAITS sBd ILLUsrRATl0Hs portrait rep.
Irsug Gree hs appeared tbe last summer Of ks life and
altogether he Hke snd natural portrait Of him pub
hbed T yose contains Memoir Of MI GBBBBi bs si boars
Of he death Funeral Atngemeht the Closing CeemS
Nosrung Of the People Letters Of sympathy. Voices Of he
sp and The Press Tributes from the POe Resolutions and Proceed
Pahc Bodies Ae Pamphlet Edition. 50
isBdsonrly bound either free b. mail 0u receipt Of pce
THE TRIBUNE, NeW.Ysfk.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
GEORGE NJ VAN MORT, Comm ssioner Of Public Works.
T. DkLARIELD SMITH, Counsel ~ the Corporation.


CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
pOShee ese) until SATURDAY, May 81 1919
Supplying COAL and WOOD required for the
Public Schools In this city for the ems ung year.
thousand 5000 toD Of coal less aud thousand
hundred cords Of OAK and thO0ssnd COZ cords Of pine
The coal mut be Of the best quality Of White Ash
FBns R Stove and Nut sizes In good order two thousand
bios school buildings such times and such quantities
required by the Committee on Supplies
the which u proposed
be FURNISHED from the named accepted and
thousand bundled and forty
pounds.
The auanty ofbe various coal required
lows thousand hundred lOOl Of Furnace
OO hundred 400 Egg
sire. and hundred tlDO) Of Nat sire.
The Oak Wood be Of the best quality the stick sss than
three Q feet long and les than three ( inches diameter
The be Of The quality and not es than three 90
feet W inches long The proposal stat the pnce cord Of
hundred and tweBight cubic feet solid o both oak and
WOOD aad the for aud splitting load
"
ON Supplies
OF Peel the Board Of Education and
the schools follows: TWobis Of the quantity required
lh Of july 70 The 18th Of September and the remainder
Committee Supplies; wood both
delivered sawed H when reqaId split and must be piled
the cellars vaults bios Of the school bubgs be d
Tnsed Authority The for supplying said
and binding until the l day Jane 1874 Two sue for
he fiui performance viii be required pro
nos must residences
pos ueeG No will be allowed for delivering said
and the schools putting and pbg the sane the
yards CELLAR wants or bins Of said schools
directed 10 The Committee Supplies Of the Board
of esloa snou be iBdosd Proposals for Coal Pro
posals for WoOd," as the ease may be-
Ts Committee reserve right TO reject all the proposals
''''4 &spRsS %ISIS J. %iigiISs h4HsESsoS, Commute.
JAMES VI. HALS1ED,
DAVID WErMoRB, Supplies
ROBERT HOE,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
GoruorGIlon Notlres.

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to
~ Chapter 55 Of the laws 1873 proposals pub
shng distributing the CI Reco or With
the Office Of the Mayor Of the Cy Of New
York 10 the City Hall said city. Will be received sad Office until
Tuesday pr0E ~ O'Clock which hour the bids viii
he opened and read and the award Of The contract made there
after as practicable.
will be ncosedn sealed envelope niorsed POpO
Publishing and distributing the CITY Record aud must be made
Ia sici conformity TO the specifications aforesaid.
required the contract will be thousand dollars
Dated HeV-York. May II, lSi1 - -
WILLIAM p. HAVEMEYER Mayor
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR JUNE. 1873
CONTENTS.

A Il + / RS
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR JUNE. 1873
CoSTKNTs'
r. cse42 T51s s55,s.5 Il S az B6tsl s'' T'Hfi
SLIPPER Or MaToaSoae Ii,bnrd Island Light 8a,ard: % Bay,
He3 Eabtuckei-The Hermit Of QadnetGsy Head, Msrhas
TuE SIfsi5SIH's s2RSUfS oF mAsTISGs N 1NRRGI
oIsIso1 aSi four ifSl t Of
and Vicinity -B1lksT Hi after he Bate1NeT York
cIarsS bull Place Sc. YOrs-LsndHs Of
INPBoyIsATioSs-yL By BSr1EP 4a TAYLOR
THB WINK ISLANDS OF LAKE ERIE ~. c..,...
Perry GbtaI Issad-Sbores Of Putin Bay the Lake Erie
Bsie d IaIs Efe-Ps.iBay SoeacIyon fa'aB'y Island
Ruy working nd SINGING 81, she yqys the
WHAT SHALL WE Do Win sCRoGGS YoRD-
With Map Of Alaska, &C.
a sfMPGEToScA STORY or THE DAY. By CHAElE, READr
wHRS A DREGN COMRS TRUE. - . -.
JHB BARZ MOUNTAINS: A TOUR IN THE TOY COUNTRY
s,IoSSIe Cr,bsnop the WAY to the Brocken-
Map Of the Har MOOatsinsA Glimpse Of HsnoyeT-A Midday
DR. %, s.IfS' Hr,SSTrA Village in he oy Cou5tryoS
tbe Bsgesrg-The PIof,sOr-A PoItIA School Gir3Noah
The Point Of UnonTbe Rathsus, wemigeode-Tae SchOss
R.1sS T19.Ibs ' w. Hs G6gG Pa Gs@e
Thirsty NabvesA ClsubseT-At Csusihsl-Prepaed for the
OLD kESSISGT6y By Ms, TgAsKsn4T7 s :, GoseussaG
CHAPIER LIv. Holy ST. Francis. sta, Change is there!
LVI The Play is played, the Curtain drops
Piece-DOi1 aud Charlotte BY the River
RFCOILRCTIONS OF An OLD STAGkR.
THE MAGDALEN BY WILEE COLLrSs-t COa1l1dcdl
CHAPTER XXVII. Magdaleu's Apprelucesbp
CaArIEE xviii Sentence is pronounced On her,
xxx. The Last Trial
EyTIoGUE Containing Selections the Correspondence Of
Mss Gee Roeberry and Mr. Horace H0mcroh; which
sdded Extracts from the Diary Of the Reverend Julian Gray
kBB AND FLOW.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
EDITORS LITERARY RECORD.
EDITORS HISTORICAL RECORD.
EDITORS SCIENTIFIC RECORD.
RDIT0kS DRAWER.
TERMS for HARPFRS MAGAZINE. WEEKLY, and BAZAR.
One Copy for One lesr...............S4O 20
One Copy for One ieaf................. 90
OBe Copy for one Year. 4t0
UAGpgKs MAGAINE HaRPEEs NKEELI and HAEFERs BAIAR,
Sln two for ~.
HARPER d BROTHERS, EeW.York.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
Ncw Publications.

A LA VILE DE PARIS, 40 rue Montmartre,
N hagasus De NOuyesutes M plus bauKe Pans Cons @ EtgSn
gers yiSsut ces haguiqu5s Galleries san suYal Paris
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21

OATMEAL seafy viii m0lerae inquiry; sale, u ~ DOS wv q
81 81; Ontario quoted az - 40d 10 ~
PROYISONS-The PorS market i again lower ard rS TAT 1sr
for Sd and future: sae anil regular 700 s a ~ -
It IS Tor New Mes. IN LOIS: 5 or EHtra Prime M en
Of hb Mess seller Juns T. Be- s heavy an hntel ae
OF tcs at s27 TDa Beef Hams dull au hy 90
Meats without important change aes " 29 ics "tn @
CITY Hams "a 10 a. h AZ 202.r; 10" do Smh' a. tl
li.; 40 shoulders 5ic ~ boxes Dssie do a.. &c t
lplc boxes Dry Sailed Hams a. M anil 100 t !" ser ,ah'asef
Hams at Bacon aad IN fair demand ihe N fas s
CITY Short ahout9 c Dressed Hogs ar au' 'l 70
quote al 1c lari IS again lower snd CLOSES V he e
ETY. for the future and largely for IN e. 'l o
and at &c for No l. 8c for C1y say'G la , " P 9,
Scam 10 White Grease a. e . bos atS to' -
teverr. hear OF l'jJ cs Dor NAV AZ l'c ~ '
u QJ.c closing With s.c bids 400 cs Ja t 'i
PEPRoLEUM-Tbe market Refined las ruled qaie, bag
closes quite steady az lslc'|c tr orSos ts ml1'n
ne1t reported Cas moderate o'ani ~ &
N,phha quiet and sesi, a. ~ Ilsci 'reos Ia & @ & r. mo-
sellers of Spot AZ 5ic and for future a. ~ SApt
active cargo Obls pri4pt delivery sod a. ' 'm ~
quotations 81 IS at oil Cy - 80 At fe'roii t.L
y IS AZ Parkers In Philadelphia isiF hlsnes VIZ ,h,.
Testerays prices 0o bb last half june and '"oos'
ars, July at ee; prompt delivery ql?ed sals ~ a
RICE-The johbng has been light and putf' are ea's "
6l glc for Ragoon 7lds2c o CsrouS Rangoon ond i9c
The to-day only in SMALL lots TO the trade -
SIGARS-The late decire sugars he ri p neeasri
,tocs and du trade materially improved The aul ara.
quo % Pnme R-ulug 7iGde CODA Mu'sS s IA
grades, 81 aci No. u Glazed, asc CenogIl i s..
lN.r prce for Guuuaed The sales o Raw sugars toFa Nr
hhds including Cuba Mcovato At % ic VITA som 'n o
Canada private terms; Centrifugal atse Inc ma,' %"
quite steady at the price above quoted , ...f.
SEEDS lover stead, With nght inquiry az rs ~ 'Ai
rive per Nsgulpv ~ o. gold 90 dsi 5oJ pockets '' - "
gold 90 days nov held al 81 "a 49,, ....,, ID,
sOAP-ihe demand for Casiiie IS ony
y 30 boxes MsreIes, IN lots at y alV'' 'D
SrrARIN quiet salcs or tcs tsic. .,.....,,
TOBACCO-Ken Leaf has been m o''.rr c'n- NJ Il
port sud the bone trade. and prices are A'a1!' SAVE
~ Ne A.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21

The quotations CoDn store ruaniug 10 quality not
more than haf grade above or below the zra1e quOel
PREsEsT DELlyEKt -
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
For SALE,

MoNTcIAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by Midland Railway. Pnce' ".
MUsGRAyE IL CO., 10 Broad-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-21
Nem 11ublirdiiofts.

A MEXICAN GRAINERS' HAND ~ BO0m' TnA ART.
N A POPULAR AND PRACTICAL IkkA iHS ~ Woons
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