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The New York herald., 1873-07-09
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowe
THE ERIE RAILROAD.

THE ERIE RAILROAD.
The annual election OF directors OF the Erie Rail-
road for 1873 took place to-day and ehclted much
interest Many rumors we're afoat as to certain
parties retiring from the Board and others being
substituted for them. A iull report will be found
In another column.
The New York herald., 1873-07-09
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, July s. 1873
sugar-No. II Dutch standard IL a llz reals per
arrobe Exchange-Prime bankers bills on United
short sight g per @ premium; on London. q per cent
on the uorth Outside por to United States So
aN -; per hogshead molasses do, IS IS 25 to Fai-
loading at other ports the north Of Cuba 67
The New York herald., 1873-07-09

The quotations. based cotton IN store running in
quality not more than half grade above below the
grade quoted.
lbs ~ bushels l56 S57 do corn meal $40 bbls. and
~ ~ pass, S oa.s 1850 pusne,s rye su ao ine noaa
INQUIRY for shipping extras, which accordingly
held little rmer The sales since last up fully
H. @ bbls ut prices within the range Of the subtoned
quota tons. Corn meal continued quiet and without
noticeable change In prices. We u of 3OO bbs
golden So 3a Feed quiet and unchanged In
The New York herald., 1873-07-09
FIN NANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
A -LAPsLEY d BAILEY,
Brokers,
Stock and Gold Privileges,
"a Broadway
'srocx PRIVILEGES "-$lOO and commission will pur.
chase contract giving you the privilege Of
calling delivering e., being 'Iong" 'shorrD lO
shares Of any stock, any time in 80 60 days
These used by many operators as no
further risk outlay is incurred beyond the amount
you decide to risk they are very best modes of
operating those who Of town. or mp town"
Settlement to be made at time of purchase de-
livery contracts our agents or in New
firms O members New York Stock Exchange. Many
negotiated by per cent bonus have
netted six ten cent.
contracts with Illustrations THIS crc caisr we
viii mail to any address
TO INVESTORS.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having de-
termined Its 7O First Mortgage Gold and
pay no higher rate of interest than six per
cent further issues bonds limited remainder
of the now being disposed of through the
usual agencies
This affords q desira able opportunity persons wishing
to reinvest July interest or dividends.
The company has more than 500 miles of its road
built and In operation, including the entire Eastern
division connecting Lake superior and the navigation
of the Missouri Rver the Of construction pro-
crossing satisfactorily; company has earned title to
nearly ten million land grant and sales of
lands have thus far averaged IS ss per acre.
All marketable securities are received in exchange for
Northern Pacifcs
JAY COOKE CO.,
2owarl street New York.
| A TLANTIo AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
0 e bs S Se % Ps scs sns % &
souri, viii be paid e. The once q s shls co%psny No. ~
on jus 10 July sTouT OF
NKw YosK, July l, 1873
| MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
ReerencesHon John ' j. Cisco. Robert Il. Lowry ESQ,
Ar REASONABLE RATEs---MoNEY ON LIFE AND
Endowment Insurance Policies ages ND other
p a Enfs S IL Tn
SECOND MORTGAGE FOR sasc, ON NEW yER:
MortSass 81 aS; properly worth ssooa Apply to w. O.
A LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN ON NEW
| "A York city Property. First and Second Mortgages
8. FRRiDENRIcH CO.. soe and 0os Third avenue.
A ssEssMRXr-ooULD CURRY SILVER MINING
s 81 sn sr nare b msae AZ
Sfnr Nnr q Yoss. 'Jrn Juiy 1873 LEES ''f0e ."
.sp s. = q. rS d Loan SUNS
yAYLVA 1 axEAtsAA AQs IA Pine str4st
The New York herald., 1873-07-09

For future delivery ,asis ic s r. . E b oc ~
beer bee as evening after three O'clock
zU at 2O1c; August 0O ct 70 6l6c SO at 20 CSC. ;
September lOo ut Is l6c November zoo at i7c De-
cembsr, 100 at l72c. 100 atAc. Total 1880 bales po
sS7loe 800 At q ~ lss2s zoo st 20 5Isc Aasss 20 At
2Jsc September, 100 at Is lSiSc 100 at iss1c 500 al
isc ocober 100 att llSc, lou at lsc al Is SEC
fetal TS , 800 -, bales; sTand total $500 bales
baltimore being missing, were as folio ows-Gaives
ton bales; New Orleans 5l9; Mobile, las; Savannah
TSston sS Total a:ss bales This aay last week. asa
were nominaly steady at the following figures 10
Hsvre by stealn c sail, lc. compressed To Hamburg
by steam, lc- To Bremen, by steam, &c To l. verpool
ga. lid by steam 6l6d. "a. by sail We quoe -
The New York herald., 1873-07-09

Iue palauces III the treasury az tne close OF pusl
pess to-day were as follows:-
currency IS, ,495, 81
Special deposits OF legal tenders Tor the
redemption OF certificates OF deposit. 80 1906, 900
Son .sloI,zl4
Including coin certificate Al, sol, 800
Outstanding legal tenders. 356, ,0O0, 900
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
432O, 1000. The customs receipts were s4e5 900. The
Assistant Treasurer redeemed $4,000 in called
bonds and paid out $367 900 in coin interest the
public debt
RAILROAD BONDS.
Considerable activity was exhibited In railroad
bonds to-day, the prices generally being firm and
Indicative Of the process OF reinvestment that has
naturally followed the ease produced by the July
disbursements. Western Pacifcs, ex interest, sold
ut VIZ; Union Pacific land grants, at IL; do, in
come los, at 59h; Chicago and Northwestern con-
sofdation bonds, at %; Hannibal and st. Joseph
convertible, at SO; Great Western, drsts, at 974 ;
Chicago and Rock Island, at 1O3; New Jersey Gen.
tral, nrsts, at Io7k; New Jersey Southern, nrsts
ut 73h: Cleveland and Pittsburg, fourths, at So /;
Chicago and Milwaukee, rsts, at 93. and c., G. and
L c., at sax.
The following were the bids as amended at
he cal
The New York herald., 1873-07-09

Tne 0perau0ns OF the COLD Exchange Bank to-day
were as folows:-God balances, 81 6ss, ,87s; cur.
reDcy balances $2,s7s,772; gross clearances,
$l,4S4,O 900.
T. UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The balances In the Treasury at the close OF bust.
ness to-day were as follows:-
The New York herald., 1873-07-09

RAILROAD EARNINGS FOR JUNE.
The Commercial Bulletin furnishes the monthly
table OF the gross earnings ior the month OF June,
as follows:-
The New York herald., 1873-07-09

THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
L under the firm OF Hafner 4 Feldner has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent.
HAFFNER 4 FELDNER
j. Hancr will continue the business At o. 56 aud s.
Attorney street
The New York herald., 1873-07-09

SSS scSS nj ssi;i;;iai;.... Cen bonds. +.
100 chic 4 N w lsf- :.
1000 II 4 st 10 s's. con
9UW ut West lst m. '88
4U0U Y / X l 4 Pxc rs.
i0O0 Nor A Es I'd. ....
lUO0 Clev 4 r 4th m. I.
1000 N J Cen LIST, ne W.
1000 Jol a Chic LIST. ....
1ON q, y i Y ist m.
10tWC, G al L I'd IN. /.
200U Chic a Nil lst. -.
0WT,P&W, Burl'n div
lUW Bur. K 4 N lst..
lou Ohio AM con ST..
lvOu Pac RR OF Mo I'd /.
nO Chic 4 N w s { SIN
@0 Un Fac RR LIST IN.
lW shs N fCkA Il be b9
The New York herald., 1873-07-09

DLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE FIRM OF HAM.
II ilton Prott Co. dissolved this day by limitation.
The undersigned have formed new c0parnership
under old title, Hamilton Pratt Co.. and will con-
nue the business OF manufacturing and selling ladies',
misses aud Chdrens Shoes Is War
rem street New York. Yours &C.,
JOHN d. HAMILSON, JOSEPH A. PRATT,
GEO A. SMITH, kMMET w. WEED.
JAMES W. MULLIN, PATRICK COLLINS.
NEW York, July l. 1873
The New York herald., 1873-07-09
NEW YOR 4 STATE GOLD SKIES, DUE 1887, FOR
IN sale by GWYNNE DAY, 16 Wall street.

NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK
IN corner Eighth and West street
Dividend.-A semi-annual dividend the rate of S1
per cent per annum all s. 10 1000, will be
paid on and alter July 81 1873
Money deposited before the 10Th Of July will draw
interest from July l.
Bank open daily from 10 A. NJ to s r n, also on Mon
day wednesday and Saturday evenings from to
O'Clock. JOHN HOOPER. President
JAnEs O. Bxxxxrr Secretary
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15
The INTERVIEWER.

We offer simple and suggestive en-
quiry to the press. Has not this business
of interviewing gone about to the limit Of
public patience? When an individual
wants an advertisement, and is willing to
give q lake dinner in compensation, it is
all very well for the individual thus adver-
tised. But what entities the views of
every one who may be thus ambitious
to public consideration? The special
commissioner who may write Khivan or
Abyssynian letters with the aid Of Blacks
atlas, and any recent traveller in those
regions, has played out The interviewer
bids fair "to follow in bis fight" the
commissioner. i.- ... :-..
These observations have been suggested
by the head lined discovery Of our
neighbor of the Times. A gentleman Of
Iowa, standing on the bluffs of the Mis-
sissippi, INDUCES the prophetic assevera-
ton that the cereal commerce of that
region must be conducted through the
Balize. This interview gives q force to
the prediction neither accorded to Senator
Benton nor to, boards Of trade, nor to
meetings Of Congressmen, nor to Congress.
Mr.. John N. Carr, Of Burlington, Iowa.
may his tribe increase-is the Congress.
man, whose ''brsvs and cheering
words, it is hoped mag operate to
throw groanersa into sspasms,b B and sforr
ever silence dolefu1 comp ainings, 81 =
is be who row is let speak "through
the columns Of the Times" He informs
Us Of these novel facts: TIE population
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15
NOTICE.
q. .F NOTICE. '''-.d -
STATE CONTRACTS AND AUBsCRIP.
TlONS TO STOCK.

90
2 ---P'. Executive Department,
.-Iy.s ..s-; e. New Orleans July 10. 1873
Applications tsirg frequently made to me to
subscribe behalf Of the State for stock to certain
corporatohs by virtue of certain acts Of the Legis
lstsre alleged to be sti in force and to suthorze
me to take such setion; hequeat applications being
also made usginE me, on behalf Of the state to
enter int6 coEtrscts alleged - be authorized by
certain other, acts Of the Legislature for the i'm
provement Of rivers, bayeus ETC.; and also to issue
bonds said to be authorized ~ law; and inssmuch
- such sction on my part might result in IN un
constitutional increase OF the State debt OF IN
increase which. if constitutional the State in its
present embar1 assed condition is unable to pay OF
to undertake to pay in the future;
Now, therefore, al persons who Rave made Of
who may contemplate making such applications,
are hereby notified that viii net subscribe stock
on behalf Of the State to any corporation private
enterprise whatsoever, nor enter INTO any con-
tracts for public Improvements authorized by any
act passed BY the Legislature nor issue oonds Of
the State for ans purpose vhstever under author.
ity, OF undes color of suthorty, Of eny act Of the
Legislature. unless the Legality and necessity Of
such action shall be established by the decision
of The court Of last resort .s H.. p'.
r.' 80 WILLIAM r. KELLOGG.
By the Governor: 30 '"t .j T99 :
WILLIAM WEEKS, .Iga A'f a7-i ~ - q
Assistant secretarv OF State. 1y2o ~
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15
4 LITTLE DEFECTIVE, PERHAPS.

Well, yes, neighbor Herald, the REpuB-
11cAS is Doomsday book or anything else
you please to caD it. Anything to keep
the peace and give you m opportunity 10
show your learning and want Of judgment
for comparison at the same time While
you are about il, why not call the City
Park, just this side of Carrollton, the New
Forest, to make which one hundred thou.
sand people were dispossessed without
ant notice. Of course the Herald will
say this last act of tyranny is not so bad
as to tax an old and respectable citizen to
sustain Republican administration. Re-
vive US some more parallels, and it does
not matter much whether they run regu-
larly or not; call them historical parallels,
anyway. Your readers, generally, will
not know the difference, and Republicans
are not particular just now. .,.. .. ~..- 81
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15
A LITTLE UNREASONABLE.

No paper in the city has been more TN.
necessarily severe and harsh in its CEN
sure of Auditor Clinton than the Herald.
It accuses him Of usurping tie duties Of
the Treasurer, which are defined by law,
and scolds abo1t it.without ceasing.
There are other officers whose duties are
also defined by the Law, such as assessors
Now Eould ., reasonable nan believe it,
the sHsrahe pauses ina sevess cssigAtion
of Clinton for his treatment Of the Treas
umer, and gives. him g. good shaking
because he does not icoutfel 8 the 0ta&e
assessors. This looks very much like
going ahead on one wheel and backing on
the other.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

9lIt$i,xc1 Gf fhntsS|G;s;e'ssb I|;;es' Ia fsss sss
injury which the sxpesinsnt he's inflicted
viii not soon pass away. It viii require
rssolute compliance with all public cou4
txects pppctnsl- payueut- ct -sad.
faithful cebssdieecsl fyths psop''e to ths;
lavsf he people to1psssusde people in
other countries to entrust either their
capital os.khsmRlta anDne m.k. u
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

The Areadias says that Mr.. George Rout-
ledge returned to England, taking with
him at least one trophy, in the shape of .
new volume of poems, mostly manuscript
BY Lopgfeliow. The title Of the book is
the "Amaranth," and It. will be published
about the same time in London and New
York. Mr.. Routledge, IL, y s.id' paid a
good price for it, q he d,a f0r E former
work by the came author, Three Books OF
Song," the consideration fpr which was
flOOn - -. .,-.L. IL IL - -
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15
E,a=O'.A :QUARANrINE. 20. : So.
BY rae GOVERNOR.

I'-S STATE or Lou1f1AEA,1
,..... -.-cr. Executive Department,
az, New Orleans, June IA. 1878.
wh&ess An Act Of the Legislature, approved
March IS, 1855, entitled An Act to estabsh guar
antine fcf the protection Of the Stste," provides
that the Governor Of the State, ahau issue his
proclamation, upon the sdvice Of the Board Of
Health, declaring any place who're there shall ~
reason to believe pestilent. contagious, or infee
tisus dsea.s exists, 70 Be- an infected plsee. and
stating the number Of days Of quasautine to -
performed BY the vesseJs, their passengers omcsrs
and crews, csnaing from sush place Or p,sces- u
Nov, theseSore, in pursuance Of the act afoss-
eaid Iissue this my preSlanation and declare the
places hereafter namedto b infected places, and
that all vessels together with oMcers crews, pes
sengers and eargoes leaving such places or hav.
hg touched OF stopped At any Of tAeln, on and
ate, the fifteenth day Of June. 1873 shall b sub
jsct t. qua.astins Of not less than ten dsys. or
for longer period - may be considered necessary
By the, Board of Health Any, violation q the
quarantine laws. ~ here proclaimed, viii be ~
terely punished. The places which ara hereby
declared infected aforesaid are the following to
Wit: : rchL - LtIO.I - ss 7-Jtt - 7@
Havans, Mansansaa, Trinidad, Caresuas,i St
Jsgo all on the Island a. Cuba; Port Royal and
Minsego Bay, on the Island Of Janaics; yscmel
and Port Prince, On the Island Of st. Domingo;
the Islands of st. Thomas, Martinique and Gnads.
loupe; campeachy, IN Yucs.an; Vera Cruz. Avs
RADIO. 1ampico, Mstamoras and 1uxpan, in Mexico;
San Juan: in Eicarauss; Chagres, AsplnwAn and
Porto Bella. in Central America; Mazscaibe and
LagpayTa, in vsuezuels; lsland Of Trinidad, ca
yenne. Para, Pernanbuco, Rio Jansgo and Deuenes
Ayres in South America, end 'Nssaan. New Prsvi-
dsnes.i 81. 81 -. ? -.a s-@-i .--.-5 'i g.. 'C1
Giyeay under my hah6 and the asal o. state
,.ereunts attached this fourssen4h day Of June,
4. b. 1873, and Of thsindepsndsooe od tAs United
* stss tho nipety sexenth.- ~ % ash ~ asa
.a.d'".II "a WILLIAM r. KEItOGG. q
a nveInrnr $. u .:s1. iaas a Dit
: Z. y. OhSLONDk, = 'rrf.,. .'-t1.t, .s.-1I
IL Secretary Of STATE. J.. -, ie1s 1p,.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15
..-| ~ 4.ss .
WILLIAM, ALLEN. OF OHIO.

The gentleman whoss name heads this
article is an old Democrat, and became
distinguished, in politics and public ser
vice. many years ago. e Extra Billy
Smith. = as Governor Smith, of Virginia,
.vss famlliarly called BY his constituents
in the pGlnySsySo1 DsnecsaeyS @as not
better tASwn,toc cths Pspple Of the ynited
'states,, Of more Eghy appreciated than
"Bill Allen" as Senator Allen was fire.
queptly called when heading the Demo.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15
EDUCATIONAL. -
ExC1L1RKT SUNMRR ARRANGsMINr
J. w. BLACKNiAN'S
.- ...-e. NEW ORLEANS
CON N r r ClAL COLLEGE.

Entrance. Ne. +5 Nstcbe1 street.
Srofeseof Mitchell having assumed the snanaee-
merit Of the above cid and reliable institution pro
poses taking . limited number Of young. middle
sged and old men for instruction. during the
snmmer months. IN Double 1ntry Book Keeping,
ahip. Reading, Spelling, History, Grammar. Geo.
grapht, etc, Ct Geatly reduced fstes-FORTY PER
CENT LESS THAN TO BE HAD AT ANT COXMFR-
tend Any. time Of day OF night, from L. NJ P. n,
and viii be sepa1stey BY special PyoSesaoY
for each branch. = -
Those attending from the country can ebtain
board IN the family of the principal my3I 3m
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

C. A. Wetmore, Of the San Francisco Aid,
believing tobacco to b. Injurious. quit
smoking, and said that at tho end Of the
first twenty four hours Of the trial he 81.
ready felt 70 much better for abohshing the
filthy habit that he thought he would be
able to resume it again very eoon.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

Albert Egbert Ethelred st. Clair Abrans,
the same who could not love . flag whose
folds were dripping with the blood OF
500, 900 Southerners, has made application
to the Georgia Legislature for permission
to drown . portion Of his name.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

Two gallant young men Of Pottsville,
Pennsylvania, lately resorted to the code
for the settlement Of their rival sapirstions
to the hand of . Dutch gardeners daugh-
ter. Both were wounded, but from the
blows of spade in the hands Of the old
man 4. I - L - !. IT, :
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

They have Presbyterian cook book at
Dayton, Ohio. 1t is believed, however,
that it can be used with safety by Metho-
dists, Baptists and other sects. 1t got its
name by being compiled for sale st Pres
byterian fair. g.. 80 ... .-:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

They saccrse ~ snail boys In Lowell Of
stealing nine hundred end fifty pill boxes
from Dr.. aAyers' factory. If be had taken
tho pills instesd, his punishment would
have been something beyond physical en-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15
RENTING AND LEASING.

We win renew tho publication of our esmpiete
and convenient r-inc !.-3 --f- rg
70" RENT BULLETIN o 90.
On the fifteenth instant Our ftierds and owners
Of property FOR rent are requested to consgn their
Stores, Warehouses and Dwellings, without delay,
that they may have the advantage Of the f1st
publication. -'
WALTON, DAVIS g. FRERET.
anl0 W2p .----.--a --.a-- L. -----.,. -
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

Slow England 10 being amused with We
Iocipede races, vehicles with which even
our young men who part their hair in the
middle have thrown away, and which our
children play with. 1881 60. -.srf.gd q
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

Our genial and talented friend, Napier
Bartlett, Of the Claiborne Advocate, Is in
town, looking healthy and hearty. He
pronounces the crops Of Claiborne parish IN
excellent condition, and promising hand
come returns to the planters and farmers.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

The Congregasionalist says: 1t is only in
the pulpit that striplings are formed. Tho
professions of medicine aud law demand
maturity. The CONGREGATIONS seem to have
an appetite for veal. a. ,e,,.-.e
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

Tho other dsy At Lincoln, Nebrasfs, .
lawyer arose and said: "Asy it plesse the
court, there's fight out doors, and ] ask
for . short sdjoutnment.' The court went
out with him. ..r.rf - t......, ...f, .,.f -.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

The reverend editor Of the Hartford
CAurcAmar announces thst his paper viii
be suspended for three weeks in order to
give himself . recreation. The world,
however, will 70 On - usual. lJ -.s - q.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

In an advertisement Of bakers business
for SALE, the following appears: Death
tho cole reason for iesving.' 1t would be
eificult to ind better reason. ! IT. u .
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

George Law, nillianaifs, and one Of
the solid men Of Nav Yqsk iss said to Be
sx feet and four inches high, and 70 weigh!
3l2 pounds. .-'E1om '.-i i91-F'. !.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

Tho New Hamps6S- TaeaslAtufe hss
passed an act obliginE railway trains to
stop 500 feet from the tntersectiop Of rail
roads at n gale 'I a - --St't- aj-i- !, -.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

1t is said that the pastors OF European
congregations pray fcr Anericans, ths4
their people may prey on them. :. s:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

The. worst thing rsaid at Kate Stoddar q,
the murdsrer Of Goodrich, is that she has
been guilty of stealing Attleboro' jewelIy.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

II you want ride On Lake Winnebago,
Wiscoasin, inquire for tho little stansfs
Seutenawbequon and Ninncgwaniihtote.
Most people would prefer to val. 80, -. 49,. :.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

The sendisb- s4sssf s1zs -6ssies paper
speaks Of "the bloody, shernan9 s 1nnu9 !he FIRE
dend Of the war" - - 49,.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

A little girl has desCribsd happy -
feeling as if5ou wanted 70 give Ill your
things to your little sister. - 80 -
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

If there 10 anything better than the sea-
side, it il "sea cider," and that is made ct
Cape Nay. a..G s..-~ lsr1s-- ..r-- -,i
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

Victor Hugo is reported - in feeble
health. and it ID thought he Will not long
survive. 7 .H."s s's' - L .--.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-15

Ahvyer critic caught the words uttered
by the witches in Macbeth" -. 4 deed
without . name" wBy, W the statutes it
II void" - - " IL, - 80 - =,