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The New York herald., 1873-12-12
REAL ESTATE.

The real estate market continues to exhibit me
same duncss, awaiting further developments in
the great financial problem. The only sales made
at the Exchange Salesroom yesterday were as fol-
lows:-A sale OF the four story brown stone mousse
and lot, 1sxso, situate on the northwest corner Of
Madison avenue and Seventy-third street, held By
A. J. Beecker, Son & White, by order Of the
Supreme Court, in foreclosure under the direction
OF Patrick H. JONES' referee. The property was solo
for the highest bid made over and above mortgage
and interest and expenses, amounting 20 $50, ,500
bid OF $4,000 over that amount was the only one
made aud the properly was struck down for that
sum, John Roth, the plaintiff In the legal action,
being the purchaser. Total price Of the property.
$40,500.
The same auctioneers soli BY order OF the Court
in foreclosure, under the direction of James w.
Batchford, referee, the three story brick house ana
lot 24x103.3 on the north side OF Twelfth street.
240 feet west OF Third avenue, to DIR. Michael
Hogan, Tor $1S.713.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoNEY MAaKEr.-LoNpoN, Dec. I1-i2 80 r. NJ
Consols Tor money, 9lA 9lX; for the account 921s
United States FIVE etwenty bonds, 1865 old, 9i Erie
Railway shares, 36a New York Central 79h. p. M
Erle Railway shares, 364 $50 Z. M.-Erie Railway
shares 36. 80 r. M-Consols Tor money, 9l1sa 80:
the account 92& 92k The upward movement in
American securities caused increased activity in the
market United States f1vetwenty bonds lS67s 9sla ;
ten-forties 92k new fyes 92iS Erie Railway shares
&'t. 6 p M.-United States Bonds-New flves 92iz |;
Erie Railway shares 37a
PARIS BOURsE-LOSDON, Dec. u-2 30 r. M.-Paris des-
patches quote Rentes at 59f
LIVERPOOL CoTT0N MARKEr-LIvERPooL Dec 1l-6 p
M-Sales on the basis of middling upiands, nothing
below good ordinary shipped January and February
reals OF the sales to-day $500 American. Sales
the basis of middng Orleans, nothing below good
ordinary, shipped December and January at 8 7l6d.
The quiet and unchanged Sales II 900 bales
including 1900 for speculation and export Sales the
basis OF middng upands, nothing below good ordinary
shipped November, at sgd; do. do. shipped January
and February at Slid Sales of Orleans nothing below
good ordinary shipped December and January at
Sales the basis OF mddling upands nothing below
lverabe February and March, at SID.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFYs MARKRT.-LIvERpooI. Dec.
1i--Evenips. Wheat. 13s I'd. a per GENITAL tor
California white; l2s 2s. Cd. western
spring and l2s ID l2s 4d. tor red winter. Flour
2gs 60 per bbl for Western The market is firm Corn
Sos Sd. per quarter.
LIvERPooL Provisions MAhkrr-LrvERroor, Dec. IL
Eyening.-Lard. l0s. Cd. per cwt
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAnrFr -LivrprooL, Dac H. -
cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LONDoS, Dec. H-Even-
ngLnseed oil f29 9s per tom spirits urpentinc, Sis
per cwt
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wise $40 Sales 4sco Stock. so.sm Yesterday tne cx-
ports e The centnent should have to
co,,o. .o,,,, NEW ORLEANS, Dec II, 1873.
spanarS ss sst rsseip lss %asafs M
bales gross siis Expors-To Great Britain l2is to
evening. 62Oo Stock isl.sn S'0'' 'AieS' 1'o ia''
Cotton firm; light offerings; middlings, i5j.c low
Gsi1aa %idans Ss c i!res good oranaTy
last evening l5O0. Stock, 4s672 o-o''
Cotton nrm m,dns m sst recent. Dec Il ls
Great BI.sn 4sas; the Continent aaf D aTs
CnARLEsros. Dec. IL, 1873
,4 Cotton strong T1i maSngs snaS s,asrS s low mdns.
2s bales Exports coastwse, 2sa6. Sales 500 stock.
Spirits Of turpentine firm al ssac Resin quiet s.
for yellow dip Tar hrm,at 50 As.
Flour quiet and unchanged only local trade Wheat
seiye s and higher sales Of No spring a. u ~ & No 2a9
faaTy W & 10 ssprins e rsiestsd 81 sioi corn
e
:Ssn @ sST1 Ss'ss,fs @ s
nay 81 s1s 81 sash sales At sa 8 So sS
sa s.%
Sns ssaa' soa
s and sSssf le
b tar ca @ and bafaf s
l6 06 do corn do oats 1000 do rye and "a coo do
barley Shipmeuts-2 900 bbls -four rs 00 bushels wheat,
iOOo do corn 10000 do oats 1900 do. rye aud li0U do.
barley.
Flour firm and in fair demand. Wheat dull and lower;
81 81 ST. SIX No. q do 81 Is Corn in fair demand
and lowers high mixed, cash. sSsc. 5Ss4c January,
rso5sp @ ds Sm and hass spa a.
for No 44c No Glover seed sold S5 10 Dressed
hogs dull at So go s. IS offered S5 10 S. rs asked
Recepts-2000 bbs -four 1900 bushels wheat, 5000 do
and 2OOJ do oats Shipments-6000 bushels wheat
32 900 do. corn and 1900 do. oats.
BUFFALO Dec. II, 1873
Lake and rail imports for the last "a houTs-Flour
GOO bbls wheat 30 800 bushels; corn, "a 400 do oats
mentswhea bushels; CORN 79i 9 do oa
T40l do barley, 5000 do Flour frm; Western ground
ssrps q y 81 i SaksE, q & g S ss amber .
buyers are unwilling to pay the PRICES demanded no
do No do 81 36 Chicago No. do, ST. 35; red winter
q sS white winter 81 7oa$ Corn steady sales Of
Oats Arm No 2 western held At 4se; SOC. Barley
81 bO State, 81 25; fourrowed do ST 40 Rye
nominal; Western held at 81 Barley malt quiet;
Canada, 81 70 81 80; Western, 81 ~ 81 70 Other
articles unchanged.
Flour steady sales Of 1000 bbs 81 rs for No spring
50 rs for amber winter SO so for white winter $40
double extra Wheat steady but ouet sales of lots
No. Milwaukee club at 81 55 Corn firm, but quiet;
upake Csnsda held at 81 ssX a 81 IS: Bay ounte,'
81 81. Corn mea$l IS for bolted and 81 % for un-
stufs, $2l; middlings $23 $24 per ton. Railroad
frelghtsFlour to Philadelphia and Boston, 6oc. to New
York. 6Oc; to Albany, 42c. Receipts. 1850 bushels
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THE BLOCK IN THE CANAL.

Trade is stili impeded by the continued block os
the Erie Canal. The movement OF the vast amount
of produce and cereals, the latter amounting to
over 100000 bushels OF wheat corn, OATS barley
and rye, are kept in check by the continuance OF
thick ce Besides these arc hundreds OF boat loads
OF onions, apples and other kinds OF produce al,
locked up in the Eastern division OF the Erie Canal
which extends from schenectady 10 Uyca gen
tleman in this city, who is well known on the
Produce Exchange, received . despatch from the
auditor OF the canal, Mr. Dayton. IN which tho
the Eastern division OF the canal on Wednesday.
and that boats would be able to move on Thursday.
On the western and Middle DIVISIONS. boats can
move. All depends on the weather, WINCH II favor
able win allow the boats "a pass through rester
Gay ~ was su6wing At Uttrx. and there sAs g10A
deal OF ICE Va the canal.
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were s3os, 900. The revenue receipts were $267,e
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to day $4,000 on
account OF interest and 100000 IN redemption OF
nve-twenty bonds.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
closed strong at the following quotations United
States skies, 1881. registered, 1l4I lis; do do.
coupon, llsh q 11sX; do do, 1852, registered,
11Ost; do do, fve-twentes, 1862, coupon. liz
I12h do do, 1864, coupon, 1145l q 115; do. do,
1865, registered. 113; do. do, 1866, coupon, lax
1854, DO. do, 1855, new. registered, ia ll0 I;
do. do.. 1885, coupon, new. 117a< l1S; 40. do.,
1857 registered, 1l4h; do. do, coupon. 1867. llS
11sls do do, coupon, 1858. 117A; do. ten-fortes,
registered, 1l0Ik do. do, coupon, Ill; fves 1884,
coupon, l1OsS III; six per cent bonds Pacinc
Railroad, 1l1s.
RAILROAD BONDS
In railroad bonds there was a moderately active
business, and quotations show but very little
change since yesterday. A small lot of Canada
Southern frsts changed hands at "a. The latest
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES


were dull and without any feature. The sales were
confined to Virginia consols 5000 Of which changed
hands at 5OH. The latest bids were as follows-
Missouri sixes 80; do. do, Hannibal and St
Joseph issue, 90; Tennessee skies, old, 781a; do
do, new, 7ss4; Virginia skies, old, 35 do. do,
new. 40; do. do, consolidated, 501s; do. do, de-.
ferrcd, OK; Georgia skies, 65; North Carolina
skies, old, 25; do. do, issued to North Carolina
Railroad Company. coupon. 35; do. do, funding
act, 1866, 16; do do, special tax, IL; South Caro-
lima skies, January and July, 11h do do, sevens,
1855, Is; Texas tens, 1876, 82.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The Bank OF England rate has been reduced to
AZ per cent. To-day is the ticket day, and to-mor
row the usual fortnigntly settling day. The rate
of discount in the open market for three months
bills is per cent, or H per cent below the bank
rate. Bullion In the Bank OF England increased
fels, 900 during the past week. The proportion Of
the bank to liabilities, which was last week
ASK per cent is now 4Sh per cent. Consols for
money, 91X 90; for the account, 921s 92k. The
upward movement in American securities causes
increased activity in the market United States
fve-twenty bonds, 1857, 9Sh; ten-forties 924 new
fves, 92h; Erie shares, 37k; New York Central
shares, 7915 7e24. The quotations in Amsterdam
are:-Central Pacific mortgage bonds s11; Union
Pacific first mortgage bonds 70; Union Pacific
shares, 27h; Northwest preferred, 641s; st. Paul
preferred, 554 Erie shares, 39h.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices OF stocks to. day.
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HOsFOKD STILL MISSING.
The Pine Street Firm KnOws Nothing
of His Whcreabouts-The street
Rumors About the Case,

The Pine Street Firm Kn0ws Nothing
of His Whereabouts-Ths street
Rumors About the Case.
The firm OF Augustus w. King & Co. continue to
assert that so far they have been unable to trace
Hosford their late cashier, in his wanderings from
the places that knew him SO well but few days
ago, and they are equally ignorant, judging from
the small amount OF information they are willing
to give concerning their examination OF their
books to the exact sum Of money or money
equivalents Hosford is said to have made away
with. 1t is fortunate for the firm that 1t is rather
an insignificant one, when compared with tue
majority or the banking houses in Wall
street and its immediate vicinity else their
persistent determination not to let anybody
know what the alleged defalcation really amounts
to would be looked upon as open to grave sus-
picion. Even as it is, the fact that nothing has
vestigation SAID to have been made by the nrm to
ascertain Just what inroads Hosford did make into
una on r se9
doubtless groundless still 1t is easy to see how
they nave gained currency, in view OF the mystery
which has been permitted to shrOud the dOingS OF
the deiaulter. However, the firm may have some
good for their reticence that ordinary people
cannot just the full force OF, and as their
friends say, know their own business best.
One OF the rumors aioat yesterday concern.
facts Of the defalcaton was OF so serious charac
ter that reporter OF the HERALD at once called at
Mr. Kings oce with with Ss view wn q Inn mPar5ns to
pciI denial or confirmation OF its truth. The re-
porter, however, was unable to see MIR King, and
in his absence there appeared to be no one in the
ONCE who presumed to have the right TO talk about
Hosford or anything concerning the deialcati0n.
1t was rumored late in the day that the
missing man is quietly sojourning in Connecticut.
in little village not very far from the state nne
and that when his week Is up he will have made
everything satisfactory to his employers. 1t was
also asserted by some that Mr.. King knew where
he was, and could have him arrested II he earn
aGflv n I'm
the way OF the usual method employed. to bring y
thief directly within the meshes OF the law.
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SHARP PRACTICE IN YoNKERs.

In the City Court at Yon1ers, Westcbester
county. yesterday, Francis Morton, New York
thiei was adjudged guilty OF stealing an overcoat
valued at $40 and sentenced to six months in the
Penitentiary. During the previous evening the
accused ..liftedr the coat IRON its frame at the
door OF q clothing store ON Main, street. and, hav-
city. Some 20 minutes elapsed ere the property
was missed when Captain Mangn. having been
cured Morton Just - he,was stepping on board q
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Dec. H. 1873.
sugar-No. IL, Dutch standard, l2k l2M reals per
robe. Exchange active; on the United states 60 DAYS
ss per cent premum 80 days gold 90 81 per cent pre-
Paris, S5 50 cent premium. Spanish gold 81 pre-
MUM bid; 30 asked On London III lis premium.
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CLOSING PRICEs-S O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Irrcgular and Highcr-Whcat
Firm-Corn Firm-Oats Firmer-Flour
without Decided Changc-Lard Firm
Pork steady-Pctroloum Quict-Naval
stores Dull.
THURSDAY, Dec. 11-6P.M.
Business In merchandise continued iair to-day.
but there was stu considc rablc nuctuation aud
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wheat was generally held nrmy the demand was
's SPRING S Vsut Tor White
Ss;'fda g sT Tss sSas
sales
@ g of es c IN se oss
rmer. with fair demand and moderate offerings me
S s Cs DO a. in ssr ss and and @ S S for %
Rye sold to the e1en. Of 5 bushels jersey
fRrGHrs business in the line of berth freghts was
less active 70 day with M rates not materially
aa o f ns 81 COO B
sy g sa as sas ga at 4g Eran pen 60 lbs
SSls Flour, s. london, steam; aS boxes
81
sa!se a'
S!s 80 sSs!s's
x5s
with 32oO quarters do, also same voyage and rate
s
f S m
ST eS h and % Sb sr rsns British M q bark
sR sa f b s s to Sra s @ w
register hence Monievideo. with lumber measure
MoLsssEs.No sales, aside from jobbing lots were re.
ported but the aJte. continued Tm paE5cSay I'd Tor
ahs
and 2oO bbis. Of New Orleans. We quote New crop
i7c. sic; do, muscoyado rsanns, l7c. do do.
& ssaa' az s spirit. arpenns
rE YORK bDs al 1%c Steamed rOsin has in better
bSs Ss steady &C. q % b Ssss soSa S & IL
and sns 20 ss Z, Ps5
sPSTRoITus.~rhe market for crude continued very
SSis spot st 4c with this price bid for next month
nsq Sss spS'sS ~
Il @ Ss Sss q STEADY ad IN @ NapS %
tha quiet and steady at s.ss sac: The advces from
the Greek were Of generally quiet and weak markets
oil ie City @ Petroieum Centre &c. and Psrkers
' iaisf We heard 1000 here at
sss so saa
and @ kegs The market o. was "a
sbs for March SIS and 500 bbls. do at sl6 10
mana steady Sales lg boxes Of long @ at
ss sssTt a % Gt ssS,
raAE E % esra % S sses ad on m he o %
prices within, the range Of ss 50 a. $40 50 for
sil aaS do S gf1 o
s S do nd @ az o nSn
The range sls s2s for common to choice Cut meats
continued In fair demand and not quoably changed in
value. The comprise 900 picked shoulders
at Os4c 7c chiefly at 1c $40 smoked hams at lc. 2S5
hams lbs average at l0c and 10 boxes clear bellies,
II lbs at 1Uc Lard closed firm at higher
The sales comprise $50 terces, city, the spot at s4c
1eO terces December, at Sac 7l6c 500 tierces,
February, at SIC 1000 tierces March, at 9c also $50
tierces prime sellers option December at Sac and on
the spot 59 ierces No city, at c Butter and cheese
were quiet and without noticeable change in price,
RIcE.-The demand in distributing way fair and
the market firm At the recent Improvement The sales
were in small lots We quote -osroina at 7sc she
sUGAR.-The market for raw sugar was inactive weak
and without mote worthy saes closing dull on the
nc Tor prime refining Refined sugar ruled quiet 81 0c
llAc. Tor cut loaf Messrs. Wait Creighton Morrison
In their circular Of this date. sum mp as follows:-
Hhds. borcs Bags. Aeiado.
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irregularity. On 'Change to-day the movement in
-four was moderately active. Wheat was held at
full prices. Corn was ilrm. with moderate de-
mand. Oats were generally held Tor an advance.
The pork market was quiet but steady. Lard
ruled frm, with fair demand. Cotton on the spot
advanced on some grades 1lc per lb and on others
Nc H. but buyers responded slowly to the improve
ment Futures closed advance OF NC, after ire
quent fluctuations
CorTEE.-The market for all descriptions was very
frm but quiet Cargoes generally held above the
views OF buyers The demand from the country, which
fairly active. supplied at previously current
rates for jobbng lots We quote Rio ordinary cargoes
2Ac &c. fair do &c. 2shc good do, 24c 24hc.;
prime do, A4c. 25c. extreme range for lots 2Ac
25c gold. per b. GO and 30 days credit Java,
Ment bags, 29c Soc. do, grass mats. Soc. 3lhc.;
Singapore 26c. Nc.; Marcabo Ac. 26c.; La
guayra 2ic. 25c Jamaica. &c 231zc.; St Domingo.
l91sc 2oc Porto Rico, 22sc 24sc; Costa Rca 23c
25c.; Mexican BIC. 2ic Savaniila 2fc 251zc.; Gu
racoa, 23c q BIC
CoTTos the spot ruled irregular The REVISED quota
tons appended show advance OF &c per lb on ordi-
nary nc per ID good ordinary. 3l6c per b on strict
good ordinary Mc. per lb on middng and &c per 10.
midding and good middling The sales were ut ir-
extent nominal sellers. however very firm in
their views and the offerings were moderate Futures,
considerable excitement uarty closed at
advance OF &c. We quote =
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvHsroN Dec. II, 1873.
Cotton hrm; general demand, good ordinary, ISNc. I;
ordinary, ls4c. net receipts 250 Daes Exports coast
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FINANCIAL.

A -LAPSLEY BAILEY BROKERS, H BROAD
N. way-Stocks bought and sold commission
privileges negotiated in stocks members Exchange
responsible parties Explanatory circulars mailed Il
any adj
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Included in the above 2si bales to arrive. For
future delivery (basis middng) the sales have Deen
as iollSws Last evening after three ococS-Deeem
February. so Mc., March, 200 at I64o. Total 400
bales To-day, up TO three p MDecember 200 at l5sc.,
2 at Is short notice 100 al5 76c 100 at 10 1889
short netce 80 at l5 100 At Is 7sc short no nodcs 800
y b ss 100 a. 81 IS p q ss;' & o' M e. lf 100
5o9 a. e Sss2s 800 at lssc 200 az y isr1SS;, rs,
rssry 2 at 49, @ at e isc 90 %. at Is sc e 100 at e
at At is S2c 100 at S 7Oyat S 2e1 e ,s st 10 e
looat l6 &c. 200 ID lsI6c 100 at I6 27s2c 200 at
Is l36c 100 at l6 232c 100 at 1890 free board 200
Charleston on private terms Total i20o bales; grand
total 6Oo The receiDs at the ports were Galveston
soo oaes, New orleans 7ls5 Mobile Lsss; savannah
4,S55; Charleston, 2,l25; Wilmington 1865 Norfolk, 27l;
New York, 6,2, Boston 1874: Philadelphia lC6. Total,
20372
FLOUR IN-Receipts-Flour, g,785 bbls wheat.
625 bushels; H.525 do corn meal, NO bbls and
100 bags 200 bushels: rye 75O5 do. The -four
market ruled steady. Shipping qualities were held
firmly. The sales l4U0D bbls Rye -four quiet
and without noticeable change in price Buckwheat
flour ruled rmer and closed at 80 s. 60 tor Pennsy
WITH sales of about 800 bbs at for Western 81 4O tor
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TIE MONEY MARKET.


Money was comparatively easy and could be had
on call at from to per cent. Business
paper is in good demand at rates last quOted-tO
w.t. from to IL per cent for prime names and II
TO Is tor second class. Considerable sums from
the banks are beginning to find their way to the
Stock Exchange and are entering into the old
round of speculation. Foreign exchange closed
firm with business at 10Ss for prime bankers
sixty days sterling, and 1O93l for sight. Commercial
bills sold at 1O7a los.
THE GOLD MARKET.
yor the moment gold is steady, but 1t will not be
surprising il a sharp movement should shortly take
place as consequence OF the requirements of the
Treasury, the now known weakness of which will
necessitate arrangements for certain gold pay
ments that must be made by the government on
and after the 1st OF January. No government like
ours can afford to be denudcd. The prices to-day
ranged from 1os7S to lO9%, the closing price. The
rates paid for carrying were I, 6, s, and per
cent. The final rate was per cent. The opera
tions OF the Gold Exchange Bank to-day were as
follows S.
Currency balances. ..................... l5s9, ,ol4
Gross clearanceS S..................... "a 644,OO0
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges sos go2, 94Z
Currency balances ces...................... 320l,03
Gold exchanges. Observation-Disclosures. 9,76S, 453
Gold balances. 1,453,647
SOITTUEPN SECURITIEx
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55.575 $3.50 3l1.427 1868
7.l6S 5,223 $500 -
- - - 49,
62,743 37,773 32l, 227 1865
10, 0,3O2 6,S52 $500 4o3
- -. - -
@Al sosal slS,sa7 1870
1871 4Ss5s s2,76s 81
2Sosl 37,5O2 235, 900 3,lO7
Sales since December l......
Stock this day. December IL

30.124 75.453 3lAI90 742
interior 10 common, 6j,c.
good fair, 75sc. -7,sc.; good TO
,cery, fair to good, 75sc. . she; !;
molasses, hhds. and boxes, &c. a 7c.
Cuba clayed-Boxes, Dutch standard,
&C.. do, 10 10 IL, 7s4c. a SIC. do, Is
To-, 10 to lS 9s4e; a SAG; do, 10 TO ~,
!, 6azc. a TIC. grocery. fair to choice,
I-Dutch standard, Nos. s 70 IL, 6l6c. q
| standard, Nos 10 TO IL, 7slc. q SIC.
and extra superior. 6szc. a 7hsc.
. flrmer and fairly active. Sales 100
!. but quiet, with $1,000 lbs. prime sold
Ipts s2O bbls. The market was mod. .
1 prices were again advanced lc. per
)bls. At 96c.
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2sl6 p. M.

Z $S00O US $40, c, '65. -. II5
4 5000 U s $40. c. '65, n. ll7I
Y 1000 US 500. c, '67. b. c 1lSIs
{ 20U0 US SIS, 9, 81. 49,. ll0ss
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INISSOLUTIoN.-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
~ tofore existing between Anton koopmann and vii
liam Dreyer, under the firm name OF koopmannr r.a 4
business hereafter will be conducted by the undercned
WILLIAM DkEYEk, IS White street
NEW YORK, Dec. 9 1873.
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NY MEMBER OF NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
having capital and de sirous of increasing business
will address A. box ITO Herald Uptown Branch Office
Mace q interview.
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Ss5O00 US 6's, r. ~. =. II.
n,NNl US I.D. e, ooh Q III.
Wuo d0.......,... III
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Stock (ascertained by actual
count, including specula-
tom December L, 1873. 80.
Receipts since December l.. i.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-07-17
~TUITION-PRICE or, YEARLY:

(See Catalogue for Curricuium.)
Collegiate classes, $50; Preparatory $40,
and Primary $50.
Music, with use of instruments, Piano
and Organ, $50: Guitar. $40.
Painting in Pastel, Water Colors and
Oil, each, $40.
Drawing, per Scholastic year, s25.
French language, $50.
Tuition must be paid onc-half the year
ly amount in advance; the other half LIST
of February. Where payments are de-
laycd 10 per cent. will he added.
Board. from 81 to $3.50 per week. This
includes fuel, lights and westinghouse
dozen per week; for more, there will be
extra charges at regular prices. Terms.
the same as tuition.
There is no boarding department con
nccted with the College building; mat. II
large threc-story brick cdiiice. with eX-
tcnsivc wings, is used for teaching pur-
poses only; but close by are extensive
boarding houses, kept especially for the
college students, which are under the
rules and discipline Of the College. 1t is
believed that this arrangement offers
many advantages over that OF teaching
and boarding under the same root. as
competition among boarding houses Ger.
tainly insnrcs better accommodations
while fewer persons being brought to-
gcther in the same house, there is less
liability to disease.
ca; Send for Catalogue. Instead of Rev.
NJ. b. Clement. address his successor,
G. :. WALMSLEY,
Treasurer NJ. 5. College.
jul3-Gw Winchester, Tenn.