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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, May g. 1873.
receipts 700 bales Exports coastwse. IL Sales. 200
Stock, 5l,47L
Cotton in good demand, at lower rates ordinary, l2c
%ddns.s Hss 0'say sY laIass
- MouIr, May s. 1873
m SSSn aq and s as%yS ydas1 BE-
bales Exports coastwise 2ol. saesboo stock s55os
Cotton dull mddlngs, ls'4c. Net receipts 532 bales
Sales lou Stock, 2SoO6.
Spirits of turpcntns quiet at d5c Rosin quiet 40
Crude ta5psnns STEADY at hard for Ps yellow clio
dip and - Tor virgin Tar lower a. s2ss
flour !" sT and 5m Wheat
1 res 8 shade higher high mzea spot
So low mixed sc isssc; White, Soc 'i no H erads,
a%sI raS t.
b s a. sa.S nl5 @ sbs -FOUR 5000 bushels
r'oay quiet Western sprHs 8 s%bsr WI Win
sales 700 bushels Western spring store at 81 Is
pa awaaAs wb Mo- u sps ~ Ps sS No
Michigan 81 81 90 Corn declined sales 80 bushels mtis
5aSs at nae os5s qas %sS
Csc twS.rowed state SIC; Sc; ioarrowed state.
sa Winter western s. j q p:i%s c SSasr
articles UNCHANGED
CHICAGO, May s. 1873
lower for future delivery; 80. spring. 81 q May
81 PISA June cash wheat steady, closed al 81 "a; No
Spring sold at 81 3 81 49, rejected 9sc. steady
and shade lower No. mixed &c, cash seller May
M1sc seller June Ac $t2tc, seller, July; rejected,
SAC. Oats In fair demand and firm No 2 3lsac BIKE
cash or seller May Ssse, seller June Rye quiet and
Pan nc. Sc according to location Pork steady at
SIS seller June. Lard quiet and weak giSc seller
June Bulk meats unchanged Bacon quiet and I'M
changed; no sales. Whskey steady at s7sc. Lake
freights-Corn TO Buffalo, held at i0c; charters
rive, were reported ut &c for wheat 10 New York Re-
ceiptsas0o bbls. four 5000 bushels wheat 1000 do
corn, f3UD do oats LOU do lUD do Shin
ments500 bbis. flour, $4,000 bushels wheat l56 900 do
corn, 81 ,C00 do. oats, 5000 do. barley.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Sales Announced for This Week.
The following are the sales OF real estate to b.
held at the Exchange during the week.


held at the Exchange during the week.
ny MULLER, WILKINS AND co-soNpAy, MAY g.
city lots Central between I65th aud 6sth
Sta plots, the property belonging 10 Charles q.
Spocrry. - -
NV order Of Celeste Chavcl executrix Of Martha Cha.
W veil, dcceased)
lots side OF 10th av commencing on the corner
OF goth ST., each about 2a2xlU
1 lot n. e corner OF 10th and oath St, 25.2xlW
lots n side OF l27h ST., GU IT. of Madison with
frame cottages thereon.
story frame dwelling house and stable thereon.
llsth s2 lots n s., 100 IT. OF 4th av, each 25xl0o0
and 1 lot n. s 3s9 IT. Q. OF 4th av. y36xgu
lots, with the story frame h. ana situate on the
& of 18th ST. 100 IT. OF 10th av lots each 25xlOU2 H.
Lot OF land and brick storage warehouse 500 Water and
2y7 Cherry The building is stories Water St and
stories on Cherry st. lot 25xl2O IT,
lot e. A. OF 9Th av, s05 It. n f56th ST., 20xQU r..
lot n OF SD St, 3J5 IT. G. OF 9th av, 2OxlUU6ft
lot n g. OF 10Th st., 215 # W. of2d av, 25xlUp2n
13y order OF Myer =. fsaacs. Reeree)
3story brick house, West 10th ST. 25ll IT, w. Of 9th
lot "a. 5x089 IT,
under the direction Of D. r Ingrahan, Jr, i4feree)
St. 25x7on
(jnder the direction Of Henry Nicoll RefcreeD -
,ot OF land 9TH and lyst st., ~ lxlUO.
lot Of land H. g. of l3st st. 1875 it. w Of 7th av, &xlOO
Under the direction OF Richard q. Beamisl RefereeD
of of land &. Q. and 18th St. 23x51.6.
tInder the direction OF Thomas VI Landon, Reierce)
Lease OF lot with building, c. VI West Broadway ~
r. T. Of White IT., &4xlVk
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The extreme fluctuations daily In the price o,
.old during the week were as ioows:-
"'|Io" 1ttHIUdJ WCIb dL IIUN,
fion closing il6,. l!G,<.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
WALL STREET,
CTrNn NV Nav lgTo

fion closing il6tI l!6,<.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
The Southern state bonds continue quite dun.
but In the little business transacted shows steady
II not nrm tone. The Tennessees have. in fact,
been strong during the latter part OF the week ana
o fair inquiry for Alabama Fights was attended
with an advance to SAL. The southern railroad
bonds were quiet. The May coupons or the East
Tennessee and Virginia Railroad are advertised
for payment at the ONCE Of Il. T. Wilson a Co. "A
Broad street The following were the closing prices
OF the Southern list tennessee ex coupon, 7sX
aSo; do, new. 10Y q so: Virginia, ex coupon,
10 u; do, registered stock, Old, 81 40; DO,
skies, consolidated bonds, SO 531a; do, sizes,
deferred scrip l3k IA; Georgia skies, 70 49, do,
sevens, 30 81; North Carolina, cx coupon, 25 2s
do, to North Carolina Railroad. IS 60; do, fund
Ing 1885, II q 20; do, do. 1863 16 Is; do, new,
10 IT. do, special tax ID l5 Missouri SKIES, e3
q ID; do, Hannibal and St. Joseph, 30 81; Lou
isiana sixes 40 so; Alabama Fights, ssa; South
Carolina skies, rs 40; do. new, January and July
17ka1s; do, do, April and October, II q 30; Mo-
ple And ONTO Ratlroaa kteEllng, a a. doa lnter
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i Trains leave New York, from foot of Desbrosses and
Cortandt streets as follows
Express Harrisburg rittsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, 80 A NJ, s. ane
S:WP. II. sunday, s. 7, s 30 r. NJ.
Express for Philadelphia, s, 9, $50 A. NJ, Ll56
$50, Q p NJ and u night Sunday, Q, 30 and P. NJ
For Philadelphia via Kensingt9n Il A. NJ and2 NJ
ia 2.n sa0 $40, 4io, 4ls, 5:io, s20 $50 10
s S:iS ga ss:sS s;lO, . 10 II I'd u p NJ Sunday
For EjisaSstSs 8 go 80 $40 10, n,naoAM,
y 3d. ' sS d = ID IL T. Sun Sun
For halfway q 8 80 4 $40 80 and 10 A M; IL noon;
ESQ 3 10 $40 4I6 4s3o, san $50 $50 6 $50
$50, $40, 10 r. NJ. and II night Sunday, $50 and
Fgr .n ass sna Perth AmD0y' and 10
or. NJ. and IL night sunday and r NJ =
For East Milestone. A. NJ, II noon &:l0 and $40 NJ
For Lambertvie and Femington, A. N and 2P.M
Accomnoda ton for Borientown. Burlington and Cam
For Freehold. 4 SA- NJ, Q and p. M.
For Jamesburg Pcmberton, Camden, 6 A. NJ, and, viz
boat from Pier No. !, 3A9 p. M.
Trains arrive a ioI'ows-Fro@ PittsbuSg 80 NJ o
Monday From Washington and Baltimore, go A. M
50 1912 p. NJ. sunday, $40 A. NJ. From PhiladeE
phia, al 50; 10If II O, IL 81 A M, 2IA, 36. Goa
sgP N SUNDAY, =, s u $ 100 Il Da A n ~
House and foot Of Desbrosses and Cortiandt streets
Enligrant Ticket office No. Battery plane ovr :,
A. j. CASSA1T, d. M BOYD, Jr.,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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The following were the quotations as they stood
when the Board adjourned ut three O'Clock p M -

In Philadelphia Reading was steady at u51S. but
Pennsylvania continued weak and declined to 1oS,
ex dividend
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quality not more than half grade above below the
grade quoted.
rst hands but the obbng trade was quite active
Prices ruled steady We heard OF sales ofA57 bags Rio
OK MORO Castle, on private terms We quote =
ko-Ordnary cargoes, Ic. Ike far cargoes, lTtc.
lsc. good cargoes lS,4c- 5,sc.; prime cargoes
lsc extreme range tor lots l7c lgc gold ID, 60
~ days credit; Java government bags Zoe 2c do
grass mats, pc, 2Ihc. singapore, grass mats
La,ssayrs lste pac yamaica Ee; lsc 81 Do
lse he; Mexican, IKE lslsc Manila, lie lsc.
nngostura Hae ls1fc Ssyanilla I&c ls4c Gu.
raSoa, NC lsSc. gold per h., 90 ~ days credit
?. fsosE .sp GsAis ceiptfour 22e bbls wheat
~ sosheis corn, 81 100 do. meal US bbls oat
ine barley 6aod And for the week end
an Ss 90 p corn meal 2t25 bills and 206l bags oats
ansnaa end Us psriey H6N do The flour market
pnen ahn closed QUIZ but comparatively buyers
MT No ese initial change In prices was percept
M me SAFES including all kinds foot up about $50
nDs ~ prices within the range OF our quotatioas Corn
n NE appended quotations We quote -
IN CLAW. S6 rs
AsrxS1 :, r.s.,v,s...,- aSA 70
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Por delivery basis low mddiing) the sales have
been follows :-Sales last evening after 7. Nj
May 800 at lsssc 100 at Is y Sc June 400 at is'c.
200 At 2s2c August so at isc 400 ats Is l6c Sep
TENDER 100 atlIIsc November, 40 at l7c Exchanged
sales 3; today up 70 r. May 100 at issc, 200 at
Is iisc-. 500 at issc SoD at Is lIiec; July, LOO
A. 1885, 800 at Is lSiGc io at lsslc., 500 at IS l6c
20 at y Ss2e. 100 at Is rec september, 800 AZ
total, 1890 bales The receipts at the ports sum
up as foows-0alveston JOG bales; New Orleans 1885,
Mobile, 79l Savannah, LIS; Charleston 532; Whining
ton. 90 SorloIk $780, Baltimore, =; New York 1895
22i Rates cotton to foreign ports closed the fol
lowing ngures-To fiayre, by steam. lc.; sail, Ic com
pressed: 10 Hamburg by steam d, comp ssed TO
men, by steam lc TO Liverpool by steam I'D. 76d
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Cotton Dull for "spOt'' and Moderately
Active for Culture - Receipts Mt the
Ports 1894 Balcs-Flour Dull-Wheat
and Corn Firm-Oats Stcady-Pork
and Lard Easier-Groccries Quiet, but
Firm--Petroleum L0wcr-Naval Stores
Lower-Whiskey Steady.
SATURDAY, May Sol M.
The trade movement last week was somewhat
retarded by the growing stringency in the money
market, and the result was seen in considerably
diminished volume of commercial transactions
There were no longer any fears of commercial
crisis, but 1t was simply impossible to carry
through mercantile enterprises calling for liberal
expenditure Of money, while money was SO scarce
and rates Of interest high and SO constantly
nuctuatng that the rates current one day Afforded
no criterion for the next. So commercial interests
had to be subordinated to those OF the spectators
and manlpulators Of the money and stock
markets. All things considered, however,
a nne business was consummated in
most OF the leading commodities. The
export movement in breadsturs was very moder-
ate. yet there was more business on foreign ac.
count from day to day. though generally at price
favoring the shipper rather than the seller There
were scarcely any speculative ventures and very
little manifest inclination on the part of buyers to
deal in contracts though some purchases we're
Hldue iOWeT OASIS THAN sellers were previously
prepared to entertain. The movement in provi.
sions-lately so active-was comparatively slow
all through the week, but there have been some
important changes values, particularly
in lard. The shipping interest has Jared
quite wen, there having been an inquiry
for vessels and for room. Grain has been
wanted to some extent especially by steamers
and, the offerings having been light rates have
declined But this is exceptional other rates being &c
eralv remuneratve. ON Change Saturday the
kes were generally quiet inleed after a d ull week
they could scafcey be otherwise. Some commodities
were merely nominal. Cotton was dull for spot and
signify easier for future. Flour was dull but unchanged
in price Wheat was moderately inquired for but with
Out leading TO much bus ness, owing 10 the frnness
holders Corn was q W aud unclaimed oas steady
fork and lard were dun and slightly easier Groce
were quiet but firm Petroleum was dun aud decidedly
easier. Navai stores were lower both spirits and
rosin Whskey remained ady.
CorTos.-fhe market for spot cotton dull and de-
pressed particularly for the low grades which were
freely offered without buyers except rked reduc
ton rsm current quotations. Prices in the absence Of
business were wholly nominal, with a downward ten
dency Future deliveries fairly active further
concession the part oil seers OF Lice Nc b
market closing feeble. We sum up thus
To-Day. Last Erasfng. Total.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
New and full-powered steamships.
Sailing from New York Saturdays from Liverpool
oc thursdays, calling at Cork Harbor each way. :,
ADhaAiIC. May ~ at r. ~
BALTIC. Saturday, Nav 81 at 30 A NJ.
CELTIC. Saturday June at r. NJ
From the White Star dock Pavonia ferry Jersey City
Passenger accommodations for all classes unrivalled,
combining safety, speed and comfort
Saloons, staterooms smoking room and bathrooms IN
midshp section where least motion is felt Surgeons and
stewardess accompany the steamer
Those wishing send friends in the old country
obtain Storage prepaid certificates $32 currency
Passengers booked to from ali parts Of America to
Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia.
China &c.
Drafts from 81 upwards
For inspection plans other information apply at
the company's office, 10 Broadway New York.
Bills Of lading issued to Continental ports
j. H. SPARKS, Agent
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90. e,snts, 90 ! IS; mississippi Central Railroad

est elghts, SO IS; Mississippi Centra' nasuoau
first mortgage sevens, So a s5 40. sccono a0.
eights, 50, q 81; New Orleans ana 'acAson nls'
mortgage, "a q 90; do second DO, % eo' "emphis
and Charleston Railroad nrst mortgage, "a Sos
do. second do, rs a rs; Greenville and Columbia
Railroad, guaranteed by South Carolina, 60a ";
Macon and Brunswick Railroad, guaranteed by
Georgia, IS a 3d. Memphis city skies, 90 So; Sa-
yannah city sevens, SO q IS; New Orleans aevens,
SO . so.
The weekly statement of the associated banks is
the most favorable in several months, the gain in
resources having been large enough not only to
take the reserve across the line, but to create
nearly three millions Of q surplus the latter luxury
being quite novelty. the increase in deposits
begins Mt length TO reject the heavy receipts OF
currency from the interior, but without az yet
doing fun justice TO their abundance. The gain
In specic-showing the payment OF the May inter-
est on the public debt-and in legal tenders Is
about five millions. The banks have been so much
encouraged by their acquisition of strength as to
enlarge their loans about million and half The
statement compares with It's predecessor of last
week as follows:-
Loans. .............. 5000 800 $270, III, 100
circulation aS, SsS, zoe 1854, 400
peposits lSs, a l2o 600 81 g soo
The changes being in detail as follows:-
increase III lOanb
increase In specie. Z,6oS, lO0
Decrease in circulation. ................. 173,3OO
Increase In deposits. Observation-Disclosures. 6,25l, 300
Increase In legal tenders. ........... 2,36l, 100
AN ANALYSIS
OF the above figures shows that the banks now
hold 81, 72O,425 in excess Of the legal reserve,
against deficiency last week Of $685., 275 making
gain of s3o2a,7oo. This result is seen IN detail in
the following comparison showing the relation be-
tween the total reserve and the total liabilities this
week and ast:-
ApYH 26. May 3. Changes
Specie. .$15,9S9 100 $1S,677 800 Inc. So $685. 100
Legal tenders. 37,69O600 4005l 700 Inc. 2,36l, 100
Tot. reserve $50, 800 $751; 100 500 Inc. 200
Circulation. 7,737,700 ,564 400 Dec. ia, 300
Deposits. 1888 go 800 1885, 900 Inc S,251 800
Total liza
bities.. $215, 800 1924, 900 Inc. $s,O7soOo
70 per cent. 53,989,575 56,009,075 =
Deficiency in
reserve. S09,275 =
Excess...... 2720,425 Inc. 3029, 700
STOCKS ON SATURDAY.
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EXCURSIONS.

---S-- ~
I,OR EXCURSIONS-THE FIRST CLASS STEAM
II boats JESSE HOYT and NoRWALK Iona Island,
Dudleys. Raritan Beach, and Spring Hill Groves and
Attorney Park. Barges and Steamboats, OF all kinds
j. Il 4. MYERS, 81 West, corner Morton street.
DoNDoUT AND KINGSTON, LANDING At COZzENS
III Cornwall Newburg, Milton, Poughkeepse and ESQ
pus-The steamboats, THOMAS CORNELL and JAMES
W. BALDWIN leave Harrison street. pier "a North River,
daily at4 O'Clock +. N.
SUNDAY EVENING BOAT FOR ALBANY AND
- Troy.-Passage 81 So Ihc elegant steamboat
THOMAS POWELL will leave pier 80 North River, foot
making close connection with railroads for all points
North and West Through tickets sold and baggage
'"''N'' y JOSEPH CORNELL. superintendent
TIME NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD COM
pany call attention TO their extraordinary facilities for
the accommodation OF Excursion the coming sea-
SON With their steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK LON0
BRANCH and JESSE HOYT and their elegant new Ex.
cursion House and twenty adjoining land At Long
Branch, they nre prepared make engagements with
churches schools societies. &C. for large parties
General Manager, 10 Broadway, New York.
Wm sNKDks. superintendent Long Branch Nd
ITO CHARTER-SALooN STEAMER WYOMING
Il barges sarah Smith, Caledonia Republic and Bald
win; Oriental Grove, Excelsior Park, Eagleswood and
other Groves TO let with steamboats, such as desired OF
flee SS West street opposite Christopher street
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FINANCIAL FIGURES.
Monthly Statement Of Warrants Drawn on the
City and County Treasury and for
What Purposes-The Public
Debt-Issues of Stock.

The following is the regular monthly statement
OF the Financial Department Of the city govern
ment:-
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, New YORK, May 2, 1873
Monthly statement Of amount OF warrants drown and
for what purpose against the City and County Treasury
January to April 1873 inclusive also comparative
statement the city and county debt of December 81
1872 and April 80 1873 with statement OF and for what
purposes stocks have been issued -
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WANTED TO PURCHASE =
WANTED-S0DA WATER FOUNTAIN. PARTIES
w having ono 70 dispose Of may mcetwth caah GUS
brooklyn >ss~
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FINANCIAL.

A MONEY TO LOAN on BOND AND MORTGAGE
~. in New York Brooklyn and New Jersey Prin.
cipals only apply to SAMUEL > WOOD, Jr l65 Broad
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

(yITIzENs' LINE FOR TkOY-PAssAGE 81 5o-THE
" elegant steamboats, SUNNYSIDE and POWELL
leave pier 40 North River foot of Leroy street. daily
Saturdays excepted, at O'Clock NJ. connecting With
morning trains on Rensselaer, and Saratoga, New York
Central and Troy and Boston railroads for all points
ga Lake George and Montreal Through tickets sold
and baggage checked TO destination.
JOSEPH CORNELL, superintendent
L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
II via Newport and Fall River
The word-renowned steamers BRISTOL and PROVI-
DENCE leave pier North River foot OF Murray street,
- - a. r BACON. Superintendent
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Total la
bilites $215 95s, 800 1924 $685. 300 Inc $S,07s 900
Is per cent. 53989,575 56,0O9O75
Deficiency in
reserve. 309,276
Excess...... 2,720,425 Inc. 3,02970
STOCKS ON SATURDAY
The following table shows the highest and lowest
nripa orft h
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(NUNARD LINE.
" THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL CALLING
AT CORK HARBOR.

THE f RSTHn h hsR sHn1H sAHHEIoAS
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND L5yERPooL, CALLING
FROM Fl S3f New WA YeRk:
Nay Il
jans = J ans
Steamers marked thus q do not carry Storage pas
And An every following WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
BATES q 500 and ss geld
additional Return tickets on favorable terms Steer
age, $50 currency. ,,,o-o, -, on.o,,.o,,,, 49,,
ali n at s
ow nnn eera ns S
sage NO. III broadway Ga ils' g. hFPRaNSKLYS Agent
NEW YORK TO CARDIFF BRISTOL, LONDON
The so Wzh snsnna ana CON-
p Pan r, class iupqwsred 1T; steam
pennsyvana Railroad wharf, Jersey City, Saturday
CABINS S.; IS sss and $50 currency; steerage $40
'' '''As1 A RsiHfal B&SxrGR Coz AGENTS
LINE os sTEa ami
TO rom piess and an North
ENID f
FRANCE FOR IosDo %ef DsE May IS ats
DENMARK 9%Rsk hpFFaay Nays atar NJ
cam, E$sass5 5sApn
Cabin passage-sso $so and sleo currency Exclusion
Prepaid seerass cssss @
az IN Sf 5Faa Fl LONDON s
60 aPp a f MnaSer
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACKET CoMPANYs
! iron mai steamship RRuR1se1A,
Captain j. Meyer, will sail On Thursday May NJ
taking Ss snssEE Plymouth London
First Cabin, sl2G Second Cabin. ST.
g. General neral Agents General PASSENGER Agents
TSs Al steamer o,r.e.
A vi r E a sf, E New York
5SsSAASss ssy Tss Ny Ny
zSshIH MAY j"ns
The On steamers this Inc
are tor elegance and comfort Cabin state
Saturday steamers. r.. Wednesday steamers
Cabins SIS and sss SIS and SCI
ing best a'' sTGEsAaE $50 cGRRENcY. u"
Tickets for passage TO from seaport or railway
station IN Great Britain Ireland the Continent issued
DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT, AT CURRENT RATES.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents
just published 1.-The Trip to Europe magazine of
Information for ocean travellers; be had tree OF
charge OH application
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ For Southampton and Bremen
Tae steamship EH Il rom Rses w sail on
Steamship NEW. YoRk, Captain +. Klugkist. on
" RATES 6F " PASSAGE TO LONDON, BAvRE AND
BREMEN. payable in gold its equivalent in currency:
lrstohnln
Seconu ,aon
' ' 3ELRICHs 4 co, Agents
No Bowling Green.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoMpANy,s
HAvRE, CALLING AT BREST.
the splendid vessels on this fayore route for the Con-
WASHINGTON. Roussan ........... Saturday, May II
WILLIE DE Saturday Nav 81
VILE Du HAvRE. surmont Saturday, June IA
PERElRE, Daure Saturday. June Is
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD nsIudng wine)
TO BREsT OR HAvRB.
First Cabin, $l25 Second Cabin. S1a
- Excursion Tickets at reduced rates
American travellers going to or returning from the
Continent OF Europe BY taking this line, avoid both
transit by English railway and che dscomors OF cross
ing the Channel, besides saving time, trouble ana ex
GEORGE MACKENZIE Agent IS Broadway
NOTE -Railr Dad tickets between Paris and Vienna
furnished Ut reduced rates.
TNMAN LINE.
Il nuo nd Rnya Mail toa
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN For Southampton and Bremen
The steamship kHLIN Captain j. G. Meyer will sail on
Saturday, May To- Mt =. NJ, Bremen pier loot Of
Third street, Hoboken, to be followed by
steamship NEW YORK, Captain +. Klugkist, on
Wednesday, May II.
RATES Of PASSAGE TO LONDON HAvRE AND
BREMEN, payable in gold Its equivalent in currency.
First Cabin. $l20
Seconu "
Stesrage. 30
For freight or passage apply to
0ELRICHs 4 CO, Agents
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rBalance less the amount of drawn for inter.
est due Nav on city stocks and bonds.
The following stocks and bonds have been issued In
lS73:-
For Croton water purposes ............... s4s95oO
For Riverside Park, Broadway widening ana
extension and other improvement .......... 100000
For fire ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of lS1I... I97 5s5
For New York bridge. 10000
For public 2y)00J
For public works-sewer repairs. 1904
bic from assessments I25s 200
For Riverside Park, Broadway widening and
from asse ssments 1852 100
For bonds, payable from taxaton... 407g600
For New York County Court House. ..... $3.50
Total .$l20 47
The above and bonds issued In accordance
with special laws for works in progress-asse
bonds account OF improvements in progress and TO be
repaid to be collected; bonds
anticipation the 1873 and
advertising claims as authorized by chapters
- and $40, Laws OF lsIl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-05

PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD In Guiding wine)
TO BRRST OR HAVRB.
First Cabin, $l25; Second Cabin. $7a
Excursion Tickets at reduced rates
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers .
= American travellers going TO returning from the
Continent OF Europe BY taking this line, avoid both
transit by English railway and che discomiorts OF
ing the Channel besides saving time, trouble and ex
pense. -. j. . ...-.-
NOTE.-Railr DAD tickets between Paris and Vienna
furnished al reduced rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-05

NEW YORK TO CARDIFF, BRISTOL, LONDON
~ and all points In England and Wales
The SOUTH WALES ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CON-
PANY'S new first class, full powered Clydebuilt
ship GLAMORGAN Captain Laybourne, will sail from
Pennsylvania Railroad wharf Jersey City, Saturday,
May s.
PEMBROKE, May a.
Cabins $685. $75 and $50 currency; Steerage, $50
For further particulars apply to
ARCHIBALD BAXTER CO., Agents,
adu,ov