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DRADY TO-DAY.

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CREATIONS AND ADDRESSES BY WILLIAM CuLLhn sHi,r
including Cole Cooper lvng Hinel k s.,s.
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OfNsdame GuJn," Mental PhhOsophy,' &c LIMO ''D'
81 So -.
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Perioiesn an Illustrated Of inehange ana goap O also
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ieets AZ Anina Aauahs Bees Beet Birds viii
Fossils Lehsns Microscopes Moses Reptiles, hoet''
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nv thonsn ds Of reade lovers Of Nature
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Money was easy all day at 4, 5, and 8 per cent ON
call, prime discounts moving at 7a7i per cent.
There only light offerings of bonds to the
Treasury Sinking Fund, aggregating $4,000 at
1859 to 1174s. The Treasury secured half million
at 1859 to 1854 paying for them in national bank
notes The details are as follows:
Jay Cooke & Co. E. Sweet Co.
t222 400 52Os ...116A <217 $50 620s lib 81I636
NJ. Kenrick. Hatch h FOOte.
S1l 900 sos ..159i 3li631 $3.50 620s. 30
White Morris Il Co. H
te5 coo sos. ........116.25 100000 n
Martin RuDyon.
tl67OO 5-20s ............116.29
Government bonds were strong and higher, with
an advance over the entire list under the buying of
foreign bankers. The market closed firm on the
basis of 1913 to I'D for 1868. Fisk 81 Hatch report
40 followa at z n m.
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Vow Resdv

Vow Resdv.
TINE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873, -
Containing PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHY Of HORACE CREE
LEY; also. a.. rr.i,.a c,.... si,.
ts Of and Manuaeture be Public DEBT o. he
State. Cabinet Supreme Court huisters 70 Foreign Courts Sci
Portyihird CONGRESS far chosen Staining ard select
of Senate and House Of the Union Populations Capa go'
enor President Con Governors &C IN 49,
pared with BectioBs he Presidential bectons fon we %
Election Washington the second Election OF fene un
The National 1871 A1d mnch other interesting
information Price. zoe. 7 for dollar. bE nall
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LIBRARY FOR FIFTY 800 CENTS

: A LIBRARY FUK FIT I NUVI O I1,o5 : Tbo
~ with Illustrations Lieratnre Ar, Science ana
Tribune hight Tribune Bsira Sheets on.os r,.h
Ienre FIrs No l-Ilustrite-ryndaFs sir Lectures on
inre Rtrs No 2-BetcheTs Compulsory Hdncthon' rleuS
M.serY ofthe Situation; PhiPss Lost Arts behoNes i'
GodI Mari Twans Sandwich Island Letters n, 49,, MA
Lecture BIra 3Ilusttated-Prof Widers bia M Sn yn
p,of Of the SpectoscoPe rV
Prof Youngs Present knoHege o. nS sun
Lecture Extra No 4-SiI shkespearean Studies %, Sonn 49,,
80 "a endes National Aeaemy Coarse Patrons flfn falhes
rs Men Of business Bret HAes Argonants OF Al n, i.
No. 5--lnstraei-Thrce Lectures ~ Nos
Esberg on Hearing Voice and Speech and me
Of Musical HARMONY; Prof Benz slnan Deep PaoeI nhe 20
mr. Senses fAke OolNn On
True Sciences Prof T. IA iOumans on Ihe H ,
Lecture Rrfra 6-DeecheTs Seven Lectures ioI
Thoughts MnsersTho lights Prayer-Priyrt
Is-Tne Ideal Prayer heetlng-mune IN Ohurene'- " ~
Church-The Fingers Of the Chnrch 49,. p.s.,, 4, IN.
Lecture Extra Ho LIB ehers concluding eetures hsy W @
turrbReous nngsThoughs on Reylvas-h helsoas
ne1epce Also The oraTisn Church" b. De hehsenn
Statements" BY Thomas Starr King me DeA'o henA' ~
and A History Of SeetATian Appropriations"
Rttrs-Creht Mobier Evidence aud Reports
rTy With The Tribune Almanac by mail foI 20 cents
'" Address al orlep TllB TRIBUNE, heE-1ofL
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Mem pnbIiratlons.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New-York,
Publish This Day;
PRIMES I 90 A.FIsHING.

ghlthI> . w n
IGO A-FISHIHG By W. c. Prime Crown svo. Cloth BeV'
eled Edges 81 So
This delightful book for Summer reading From the te one
might ,uupose TO be simply fishing with descriptions Of
scnerye anglers Oyeaccouns Of marvellous a with
rod and line practical hints for those who go ahhng"
but while it is all this great deal more 1t book Of many
lands and many woods gives charming pictures of sort OF Anglers
Paradise called The Rookery takes the st. Regis Waters
as they we're in times and they along the beautiful
Connecticut among the PncOna Mountains and other regions
dear the anglers heari Eastern American
romance macy good hearty story Of adventure which would have
delighted Christopher North which could not have told with
better humo into the country will hnd the book
charming addition TO pleasures while those whom business chains
70 the noisy dusty great city fnd Its pages
freshing soace for their eepnyatiOnS
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Hlarble ano Slate Mantels.
gornoraIlon Notlles.
oTnoH o1 BoAED oy sIoIss' NO i Tsy h'Lhfhhfif
u,HE Board of Excise. I'M and Ion the City

NEw-YoRK, May 20, 1914
TINHE Board of Excise in aud for the City
York pubic notice that they will Receive
for the Sale Of Strong and Sprtnou
ano Wines accordance with the Laws OF The State
ofHew.York ser MONDAY, June d. 1873 the following
CLASS seass HOte, Restaurants SioOus, &C, the sum
Of $3.50 - ,
teoondelasa Hotels hesAufAnt saloons sci we
Of $50
GLASS Por places strong sptnou liquors
sod md drunk upon the premises. TIE sun 81 SOD
For oekeepers druggists and all places where strong
and spriuou liquors sold Quantities @ than ave gallons al
time and not drunk the premises, the Of $50
where Ale and onv sold, and
stropg or spinuous Wines Liquors. the Of {
THE amount Fee 10 each accompany the sp
Parties receiving license will he furnished copy the Law
regulating sale Of intoxicating liquors, and strict compliance
herewith will be required.
Pae attention directed 10 the provisions Of the law relative 10
eodng on the sabbath and from 10 q. m. other DAVIS
No granted POpneors Of places used for
ouses Gambling other purposes
Applicants will please apply in the folosng orders
Prom a. 3d. f 5th, and 9th Wards from June 10 June
inc usye. -, -
From the 18th 18Th 18th 18th 10TH WARDS,
Pom the 0i 10TH 2Oh 2 and 22d ards from
Notice aso given that book rsryo complaints for
lafions ofthe RIcse Laws been opened this Once
No person authorized Of this
Bosr except at lie once and during Once hours.
Ofoe hours FROM a. m. u D. M.
NO money received after 2
D. d. 7. MARSHALL. 1 v saou'''
JOHN R. vooRHls Of EXCISE
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feaal Notifies.

MARINE COURT of the CITY of NEW
WI YORK-ADAh CRAIG, plainuH against ALEXANDER MIL
ICON.
not deenanti You repaired
10 sn.e The seton which will the ohes ~
tbs Clert Of Name Of tho Ot Of Hall
In and to serve copy Of the said
nj on his once Broadway
dy Of such service; you fail within
ths lin. Aforesaid plaintiff this action ng
you for oftwo handrs and dollars seventy
vita interest Of MAJ
ssyty three besides this seuon-Dtied Mr a.
II. TOMPklNs. Plaintiffs Attorney.
The esmplaatiu Ibis action slel the
Marine Couu oftle CTS OF Ncsf The ga DAY 81 Aag i3
~ TV4PkISs fl-auIt AlssIayj ~ B,s.5SSy Asp l,EL
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T IFE-SIZE PORTRAIT of Mr.. GREELEY,
Head add have Unexpectedly roeeiren nv opes
b eIeat keness Of Mr. Greeley the pate destroyed IN The
Boston fre) and offer them at the regular price, VI
The hogaph Of Mr. Greeley ami Family sh 70 oe hau ~ " WI
copy Sent % man. postage p"D TfIB TRIBUNE, EevYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-05
A .NnRLELIFE PORTRAYED.

n a
"a NEW RELAKGgD EDirOS HORACE GkEELkfB AUTO.
BIOGRAPHY Appendix containing Memoir Of bis later yesn and
Death and the best Ofhs famous Campaign sreecneS
THE PORTRAIT OF Mn EYkR PrBL6HED, hEPRB
APPEAHED THE SUMNER or 49,
great Greeys Autobiography and also for
Of the wonderful intellectual display which he
during aud Western 10 the Presidential Cam
pGgn Of S have led othe issue Of new edition Of The Autobiography
Appendix the story Of bis life 20 toe end
reproducing sinking Suggestive Of his admirable and
brilliant Campaign speeches. aud concluding With exhaustive and
admirable originally prepared By the Hon.
james Pile eIUd states Minister 10 The Hague ThsFe IT,
collection Of Mr. Greeey Miscellaneous
Writings Including mong Others bis famous controversy with Robert
Dale Osen 90 Marriage aud Divorce d..
Poe handsomely bound cloth, sh two Poru 80 Sent BY
mail an receipt OF price Address THE TRIBUNE, Hes-YoTk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-05

KtluInR CIOsou IN IIIIH4VIPIIA NJ III
William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus 80 days time, and II to
. per cent bonus 90 days at points varying
from the market price OF the securities named
~ fnllnNNa
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Now Ready C!oth bound 81;
n EFMOPIAT, of HORAr GREELEY with

MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
NI TWO PORTRAITS ILLUSTRATIONS portrait rep.
pbg M Greeley appeared IN the it Summer Of bis lie and
0 Hke natural portrait Of bin
sbe1 ME volume Memoir Of hL GREELEY his lat hours
a. srl f hs the FnneFa Auangenen The Cnng CeremO
- r Mourning People Letters Of sTnpahy Voices Of the
% and te Press Tributes from the Poets Resolutions and Pocce
49, N Vsrous Public Bodies ke ke ke Pamphlet khuOn 80
hsdsousJ boaBd either tss BY malt % r.eegl Of Price
N'NS''~'' ''-' JuE TRIBUNE, 6SsYGk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-05

special telegram from st. Paul, dated June T.
officially announces the completion Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad to Bismarck, the Missouri River,
and the opening of business to that section. The
event was the occasion of much rejoicing on the
part Of the citizens.
The Philadelphia stock market 10 steady; Penn
sylvania Skies. 100 Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road M: Reading Railroad. $50; Pennsylvania Rail-
road. s.. Gold. lls.
The rate of discount of the Bank of England has
advanced per cent, and is now Z per cent.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL

BANKING House OF FISK Il HArcH.
No. NAssAU-sT., NEw-YORK, june 2, 1870
We recommend TO our friends and customers FOL
Investment Of surplus capital, or in exchange for
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FARJEON'S
LONDON'S HEART .

J. o y ID y n = II Il y II I
IOSDoys HEART Novel. By b. L. PSrjeon. author Of
"Gnf Joshua Marvel" Blsdeo Grass" ke Illustrated syO.
Paper ell.
Mr. Faron supreme in the description Of lie among
certain class; intense sympathy with the suHernSs,
such virtues Of these and women that be
writes Of them With Ere which carries along with him. and
1ess an enthusiasm equal with his own Morning Post
London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-05

rTHE NEW NOVEL,
By the Author Of DOROTHY Fox. entitled
HERO CARTHBw,"
will be published June ieno Leisure Hour sene' VI %
....... HOLT WILLIAMS, N y:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-05

ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RArLRoAD.-Holders
Of Bonds of this Company are requested to meet at
the office of HAssIFR e. Co., No. Wal-st, New
York June II, at o'clock p IN, for the purpose Of
taking concerted action for protecting their inter
ests. Those not able TO attend will please wnte 70
Hassler & Co.. stating the amounts OF their bonds.
and whether white OF yellow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-05

Gold. for 20 d. for colt 70 II peloW II W - hpoNo
The above rates imply nrstclses names.
The news from London conveys the intelligence
that the Bank of England minimum rate of dis
count has been again advanced per cent and now
stands at Z, though the bank IL daily gaining in
buIlion-E7OOO0 to-day and E7S,OOO yesterday.
Money in the open market was fully per cent be-
low this at the beginning but at the close was only
quarter below. Consols yielded somewhat though
United States bonds we're strong at late gureS The
change in the rate is significant only OF an expected
drain from Germany, which tho bank proposes
to check and therefore raises the rate as precau-
tionary move IL is quite likely these willy managers
of the bank have an eye to getting some stores OF
gold from this side. The rise in the rate, how
ever set the shorts to covering; and against ll1f
last night, the price opened at 1lS01l7i and adj
vanced to 1884, very large business being done at
11s0i1St The bull clique displayed much willing
ness in disposing of their long gold to whoever
wanted it, aud the little London furry was hailed
by the bulls as a godsend. After the buying had
ceased somewhat the price fell TO 1172 but after re-
acting to 11S, closed dull at 117b011S. The rates
paid to have balances carried were g. g. 4, 8. 81 and
per cent The outward bound steamers sailed with
$763,326 in silver bars The Treasury will sell
S2,000000 gold tomorrow. The Acknowledgements
paid out S453000 in called bonds and $4,000 in coin
interest. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was follows: Gold cleared 800 $4,000; gold
balances, $17lS657; currency balances $2,259,TO7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-05
TEN PER CENT INVESTMENT.

At present rate of gold an investment Of $1,000
in the FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS
of the VERMONT DIVISION Of the PORTLAND AND
OGDENsBURG RAILROAD TRUNK LINE yields an an
nual interest of $3.50, and held to maturity an
nual rate of TEN PER CENT, issued in denominations
of $1,000 $780, and 500, and limited to $4,000 per
mile.
No security is greater than these FIRsTCIAss RAIL
ROAD BONDS based large property, as well as on
a large and constGatly-incredsiHg income.
The building and management of the road are con-
Quoted with such economy and integrity as 10 make
the Investment VERY PROFITABLE AND PERFEcrLY
SAFE.
Z. G. T. FAIRBANKS & Co., st. Johnsbury. Vt,
FAIRBANKS q Co., No. 81 Broadway, New-York,
FAIRBANKS, Brown & Co, No. Milk-st., Boston.
THE CONSOLIDATED 30 YEARS PER CENT GOLD
BONDS of the ST.. LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN RAIL-
WAY Co. issued upon a completed trunk line tbe-
tween ST. Louis and Nashville, Tenn earning NOR
than enough to pay interest and operating expenses
Price, 90 and interest. Sold by
WINsLow & WILSON.
10 William-st.
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The quotations were as follows:
1885, 1885, i iaoo is' 1850 .ii 500 iiiSi
HOO. lib 1880. LIB 400. lis
The days business at the U. S. Sub-TreasurS COW
cred:
Gold receipts 81 222 so Curcy balance t21 063 II
Gold payments. 2,339326 80 CustOms...... 10000 90
Gold balance IA, 257 1868 O6 Cane. cd cerps
Currency pts 49, 029 40 sent to Wn.. 100000 90
Cur'cy paym'ts 3H494 i3
Foreign exchange was strong and higher, the
leading drawers advancing demand bills quarter
md nirtr dnra nrn- ninhIh Wa nnntn.
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THE MONEY MARKET.


.f.Il. ~ "A. 40 p a JUNE {, 1873.
SALES AT THE STOCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT,
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR THE Tribune
FIRST CALI. 10I O'CLOCK A. NJ .rf ..
'-IL gaIss Of Gorsr1lInent Bonds.
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BONDS AT A BARGAIN.

BONDS AT BARGAIN.
MoNTCLAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale at "a
JAMESON, SMITH & CoTTING, IA Broad-st
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devenesIhe fair Al unebihgs 0i
s.les as foIows all on basis Of Low hdihuls: -.. -,
sales last evening ser mJune TO bales At u 9 'aI'
100 AZ ~ aloe 800 at 10 732ci jay O August 100 q M W
gather. August 200 az ig!c 20 10 s2c; Septemosr I a.
NJ 532c 20 at li; October 20l al llc oa J4N oAss S
oday M 10 D. m-June bales Us b 2c, 4V a. 10 igs
aO ~ II III 52c 500 at se 1000 Isle 10 a 10 2c log
s5c 500 at Is Bloc 10 a. 10 253c, ~ At 10 - jay -
Al gie SEE l9ic 20 At Il sloc 10 a. DE
at 732c 400 At - 3loc, go a. 10 J3e go At ~ 10 o Al
g.c 800 al II 732c at 10 Bloc August lOJ at - So s
4c 600 Al 10 gc lsic t2Oa 10 50c, Aost sS-Si
Seoenber AZ l8c: toa a. 200 ba grand total, & oss
COFFEE-Quet and noniPsly unchanged RIO lsesei '"'
20I d1lc gold. $50.
fIOIR AND MEA-The demand for Flour Is light aud All ss
wbe. brands are easier Choice Amber and White West hi h
ann hut Conn on and Medium EItra, Of Winter Wheat are ss
No and Superfne dal close the market la an
for all grades Sprug and easier aud ire ular for al oS
Winter Wheat kIrss; No. and Seconds especially hef A.
..f-f0 n We ma
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Jnsiruttlon.

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THE MARKETS.

TCareiulY reported tbs TEIBuNEl
WRpNEsDAY, June 4. IN
ASHEs-The receipts to-day pkg. tos steady nal
limited demard; quoted a Pears doll and nominal
CoTrON The market Tor Cotton on the stesdy nee
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HARPERS
GUIDE TO EUROPE

HARPER'S
GUIDE TO EUROPE
FOR 1873.
HARPRRs HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE AND
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