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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-08
COTTON MARKETS

BosroS Aug 7Cotton dull heavy; MdlngS. 20i2,;
receipts lG2 gross 2l7 bales 2UO 900
CHARLESTON 7-Coiton doll and heaTT Milngs nomiuaT
S2 receipts ~ bAes 200 bales eIposcoastwe
067 bales; sales, 100 bales; stock. 4 1913 bales
7.-COtton-Denapd moderate hdiAngs,
l714e; receipts, So bales, tales, l52 bales.
BaLTmoEE Aug 7-Coion DALI Mddng, lss gro, receipts
bales; eIpons-o Great Britain 50 bassi eoassse 80 bales
sales l25 bales stOcf, 2, l40 bales
hoBLk 7Cotton dull and hidlngi 1Slsc Low
Mddngs l6lal7ei rec 80 bales sIports-ooas"se $40
bales; sales. 100 bales siOek 8 e32 bales
GAIyEiIoS, Aug 7coon steady; Good Ordinary l5Lc net
eepts 40 bales sales 100 bales; stock, 9. 1872 bAicA
LOUISVILLE Aag Cotton dali hiiilhss. &c.; receipts
81 bses shipments, 2G9 bates
81 Aug q Cotton dulli Milanss isle receipts, 40
bales; shipments l2l h,ies
MExPuiE Acg. 7.Catton qsiet Low Mdnr lsl4e receipts
s4O bales. shi pmeuts. 5O4 bales stock .705 bAluA
Aug 1-COou quiet AMI weak; LOg hiihnrs BE
reep 27O bales sDosessWfe 1916 bales sales 45 bales
stoet 3 il6 bsie.
NkFw.OnLEAAs Aug a. nodsrsts MiddhnRs
ls14ls receipts % baes gross 3ls bales sales 500
hales; evening. 200 bales; stock. ID $50 bales
7-CatOn dul MilIAsGs, lS net
epts, IA Dalcs stOeE, J21 DAisA
bAyAssAa Asx 7-Cstioa-holssn a, demand usht; OsSc
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PROPOSALS for SEWERS, PAVING, REG
i ULATING and GRADING, &c.



NJ. 10 Cty Hall. NsN-lork ,
SEALED PROPOSALS viii he reoe ID a. the oace The coMMiS
sONFR PUBLIC WORKS until TUESDAY Az IL, 1913, al
~ O'clock noon, Tor the following work:
SEWERS portions MAnbattlas Eighry-hd and gh,y.
nurb, Forelst, Fty-aiKihsi, soyeasy-hl a. hofao..
Div Dock, Fve OuehunIfed and iourht Avenue A. Broa
yay, alteration Of 10 1homas--i.
DRAINS In portions Of Fth ffy-se'ensh, Oas hundred aud
tenth and one. hundred ani.tgenty -fourtl,ts
Of GaneV0ortst fityidhst
eishhs bisneh st.. Lsht coui, Ouehundrei'
aud-srthsL OrrhunIrd ani eighth
one Iiht Ouehnndri
arst,t Fnyseveuthsi, Hfy-lralst, ald LsIngtoni
PAYING portions OF Hsr See0ud F0rtyscsruiht Fy.
dItt-st Riiy-seyenhst, Fauthst srthlnist SEynuth.
Seventy second st. Sevess oasAst aai seventy
sevrnth-st
BY ouicT o. GRO. NJ. VAN MORT,
Commissioner OF PuAlic Works
For luIl Information zee THR CITY RECORD. -.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

NORTH River YssDD and Ranrords
7S3S bills COPPER pkgs Dried Fruit. ga bhs Egg
$40 bb Flour eco bb Meal G75 bags Meal 500 bash
ll9g99 10000 bush Oats 600 BUSH Malt,
Peas 1873 bh Beans SO pigs Beef 2g5 pkgs Pork
24O pkgs Cut Meats 5O7 Lard GlS Tea 26 pkgs Starch
1870 Hides 7Ol bundles ~ bales Skins 300 bbl Ron 40
bills Lsr OIL 1879 bids Tobacco 81 pkg Tobacco 9O2 bales Wool
WHISKY 32lS Butter 9s3 pkRs Cheese III pEgs
TaloM. l46 pkgs sielnu B. 6i sides LeaIheL
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REAL ESTATE.
NEW. YORK. Thursday. Aug. 7. 1877:


The attendance at the Exchange was very
small and the transactions. which were ali Of leg
nature, was without interest.
Mr.. James 81. Miller sold by order Of the 31prcmo
Cours under the direction OF Thomas r. LaDd0n. re
feree frame tenement house on Peari't' ANA sever
lots on seyeuty-s.xth-st Fun details Of these transac
tons will be found below.
Mr. Jere johnson, ir viii offer on Saturday, by order
of r. J. Robbins Of Philadelphia i've blocks Of ground
containing 200 lots situated Oceanaye. Long Branch
The property Is finely located, adjacent 10 the Oceas
Honse and between the Metropolitan, Clarendon. and
East Eud Hotels This viii be unusually favorable
opportunity for parties wishing TO purchase sites for
cottages at this favOrite resort The sale VIII De per
emp,ory and the terms payment very aYoraDe Ihe
boat leaves Pier No. % North River a. tD a. n Oh oa,
urday. Any further Information VIII Dt iu'H7"o" n"
the Office OF the auciIOneer, No. u PARK roy" . o.,,
" X Stevenson. r, reports sale OF iOuf lOts IVAii
feet on the southeast OF West Bnd or E'e'ou
ave. ana Ninety -ninth-st., for 2i,5OO
AUCTION SAILS or SEw-YORK CITY REAL ESTATE
By james W. Hli'r. ~,
frame Para known - no 30 Jos a. --
I7a59 70 -,
3 lets So 78iha lO5 3iaye 7jxlD2 .......... JU
76h- $50 II Of 3lags lOOflO@ @'''.''''' lS""'
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Y orporaIlon NoIltfs.
SAILS FOR JOINER WORK OF

DROPOSALS FOR JOINER WUKk UF
II STEAMBOAT. ..,,,,,e.,ov r,s
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received b. the COMMISSIONERS
OF Public CHARITIES AND CORRECTION A. their Once anl
,nz lG 1873 at 2 o'clock D. Tor the JOINER NOhh Or
TfAMER now being built Lawrence Foulke AZ Grenpon
For fall information The Recori Copies Tor sale Al NO :
Civ Hall. n w. Basement
DROPOSALS for furnishing Granite stones
TO build 49, Arches (moe Iessl OF Ne" Fef No l.
North River - -, =, --.-,... =. ,h..a.. nj,
, mp NRININl or DOCKS until ~ o'clock OF FRIDAY
August 10 1873 at bids viii be publicly opened aud
read 4. -. s,ii....
$40 v0USSOlS ARCH STONES averaging IRON go 10 cubic
tS6RE ST6SES averaging from % cubic
~ ,ioos, furnished in the ROUGH. Oi66O cubic feet.
the time dnent Of the contract is to the lsi tA Of
December 1878. ,
BanE forms proposals AMI plans Of the proposed work can be OBJ
tanned by application AZ the Office Of The Department
FOR further particulars. see the CITY RECORD
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL
Your DIVIDENDS

may be converted into q Ten PR CENT
NEW ENGLAND INVESTMENT by the purchase
Of the First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold
Bonds of the LAMOuLE VALLEY, ST. JoHNsBURY AND
ESSEX COUNTY RAILROADS. from Lake Cbamplan
90 the Connecticut River, and forming the Yer
mont Division of the Portland and Ogdensburg
Railroad Trunk Line. The very large sales of the
past few months leave but limited amount to be
offered, and the rapid pushing Of the road to com
pletion nsures an early and large advance on their
market value.
FAIRBANKS & Co, 81 Broadway, New-York,
FAIRBANKS, BROwN q Co, 2 Milk-st., Boston,
j.. & T. FAIRBANKS & Co.. st. Johnsbury, Vt,
Financial Agents.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON AuT 7-l23O p mIu states Five TWENTY bonds
1858 Old OH; 1868 9l9 Ten-Fortes 9ls Fine Railway
LIyERpooI AnF 7l29O m-Cotton is steady hiing Up
lands I'd Mdilng Orleans, 9si l2OOO bales including
1000 speculation and sales Of the shipped from
Savsuush or Charleston at b'iL -. 100
LoSDoS Aug. 7lSO m-Consos 92'ia927s for money and
IoSpos Aug 1880 m-The bullion in the Bank Of England
has 1907 during the past week bne Railway shares
461s 1900
PARIS, Aug 7.-Rentes. 57L 2Oc. .
vEsPOo Aag 1850 Ssles fCotton shipped from SiTan-
pb or CbarIestop deliverable September October sal
p mThe bullion the
ngland on bslanee TO-DAY Is Z 200: nor m,
LONDON Aug 1850 D. m.-Conol Tor money SZ-5d ~ e
United FyeTweny bonds 1905 DID, o4'si ls6s sls
fRaSKPohT Aug 7Uu;ed Pye-weny bonds 81 the
issue Of 1852. ~
100000 francs during the past week
LIvFHpooL Aug rs r. OF the Cotton sales to-day. ESQ
bales sales Of the crop below Low Mddng
Sd nped from savannah or Charleston, az SID
PRASKFoRT. Aug. 7PetrUeum, 81 IL for bne Pale Amen
LOSDoy Aug 70 D. m.-Ehe Railway share' 40 -.
LoNDOy Aug 1880 m1he OF discount for three molh'
bills the open 3lG below the Bank o England
LIVERPOOL Aug. 72:30 p m.-Breadsufs quiet Cheese
G2 per for the best grades Of American Fine Lard 80 per CIV"
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FUNDING.

CoNPTROLLERs OrHcZ, NAsHrILLE, TEss, July 81, 1873
TIE authorities II the state prepared to fund the p
Coupons Of the Bonds which may be nde are
those legally become due before jan Is
opon which funded matui maturing on or be-
fore Jan 1874 To be funded Bonds Coupons muss be presenter
by the owner bis the Comptroller and be exam
ned and audited By Governor Comptroller Coupons maturing
on AMI after Juy 1874 will b. paid until the Bonds TO which
ey belong been presented the Comptroller examined ana reg
steri The funding and registering must b. done here the CaP
In NASHVILLE will be required Of persons ne
antng Coupons funded. The Bonds wi" be dew
cred 10 person who the Bonds Coupons TO be nde
upon his signing the Memorandum" required By Section Of he
Fuudng which Memorandum kept in well oounl book IN
this Office The Funding ALLOW neres! upon past Que
Bonds or Coupons since their maturity, ,-.,.,-
have been msde with the General sapentenn he
Company which bonds and coupons 70 be funded can
Nashville from the esng etes OF the East ana @
new series upon liberal terms 10 those desiring 70 un
Bond, forwarded Nashville should noI be sent 70 inc
Comptroller bat to authorized to rgn the menorahdnm
mentioned.
The funding So each bond that IT, 81 TO the
Compro and IL the Of State The fees for registering
are II each bond registered that is 80 cents to the COMPTROLLER ara
80 the Secretary Of State These fees must be paid and th
receed bonds Tie registered bonus
will he delivered. ,o,,
THE new Funding Bonds nsure July 1914 deemsbe
the State after July l. 1884 Hd bear sI yer cent inter
est payable semi annually beginning July 1874 IN hewfork or
Nashville desired by the person obtaining the neT bond They are
each 600 The receive and account FOR any rae
lion Of coupon the bond demanded II the amount
funded be less than the OF the bond DEMANDED the party
'pp''N' ~ jobs C. BURCH Comptroller
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nALRoAD EARNINGS IN JULY, AND FROM JANUARY
Frou he cop,p.roaf aad FiTa1eal cRrortcl,.,

Fr0nl Tie Conn, rcidf AID FtHO7oaI ChroRtc<.
Our returns Of railroad earnings for the past
month embrace larger number of roads than usual,
although several of the lines have only received their
traffic reports as vet for the FIRST three weeks The
comparison of earnings with July, 1872 is generally
unite favorable showing an increase in nearly every
case and as this has been the first month Of the OPP
Grafton of the new railroad freight law In Illinois,
the actual results shown in the table below, Will
L- Inn..nl 70 with the deen.st Inferest:
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loans at 81 and 4per cent, with discounts and time
loans the same as yesterday.
United States bonds have been strong and higher
chiefly on good demand and the advance in prices
M London. The general features of the market are
unchanged. Fisk & Hatch report as follows:
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State bonds were strong in tone, but without any

In railroad bonds there was fair degree Of actiy-
jty and the dealings attended with tirmness
Central Pacific bonds closed at 1901 to 1905; Union
Pacific Firsts s2l 10 so Land Grants, ~ to % ;
and Incomes, CT to 62.. The following were the
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NAVAL sTORRS-Spns TurpBtne has declined trfe and the
demand sales 900 bb Mehsnsbe at 42c
York Strained kon hss Confined quiet higher
demand only reported 100
50 70 for straight lots 50 bid and 80 % asked
200 bb Pale sold - 20 asa o. Tar and Psch
and UNCHANGED.
continues dull and uncangsi with small
sales at 93d9ic casks and 94a9jc in bbls Menhaen
yery quiet at 40 2d4le for prime Other Oils are dull.
PROFESSIONALS PORK market irregular aud closes heavy and
sales cash and regular 81 bo Of $40 80 for Old
SlSd$lS l2i2 for do Sl7 jOa$l7 20 for CITY do
S1 closing Mess for future delivery hesr Of
900 bb seller September SlS Beef steady and quiet
Of 40 bb& $SdSl0 20 for Plain Mess snd Sll0S2 75 for
$2j9$2S for southern Cut Meats lower aud active sales
OF Fresh l0l20llc l3GlJ 10 ayersge); $50 DO
3l2c 400 Picked DO at SIG 600 Smoked DO at 9G
Sailed 80 boxes Bellies
02a1l NJ 9sic; 20 (l averaged 95c; 10000
90 bulk Gle 30 boxes Long Cut II ~ % and
smoked hsms ljc Bacon bat sales Of 20
al Hogs demand
C Land is quiet sales Of 400 bbs. 7ls
No. Size for City 100 cs Summer Western at 0l6e and 90
Western Kettle for future delivery hesr Of 100 es
seller September at 9lGc 1850 Oh and New seller hoyem
PETROIEUM-Tlere has been little today
while holders generally unwilling 20 make further
prices ruled the with Cor August and
bali September quoted l6 Cases dull 81 DC haphtha
without demand bn pressed for sale CITY he lOe Crude
without bids Shipping Crude nominal At he The Creek
reported dull and heavy 81 50aS1 80 Oil City 81 so
32 Rouseye II 40d$l 45 Petroleum Centre and
16ss quote August lOasalOSc sales also UnoIet
Of September and October deliveries AZ lGalc
RICE with sales Of 700 bags Rangoon al 23ic gold
jobing currency,
pad ace for Carolina.
SUGARS-he active for Raw Sugars tae
$50 bids 2422 boxes The hhds embraced Molase
Size and the j32 9lsd9sc for Centrifugal Re-
fined steady al lie Tor Harris. We quotes
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stock, /. $50 bales -
CtsoIssAr Aug 7Cottoa dali; Hlddngs l9c; receipts 80
balesi shipments. T33 bales; sock. 1867 bales
PHnaDzLrHiA. Augr.-Coten quiet bddhDgs. Zoe
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Mud the following for city bank shares:

The Philadelphia stock market is firm; Penn
sylyania Skies, 1OG. Philadelphia aud Erie Railroad,
"a Reading Railroad, $50; Pennsylvania Railroad.
54i Gold. 1l5!.
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fiouses an0 farms Uanteo.

HOUSE WANTED-4-stOry, brOwn-stOne,
6rscla,s above TNeuty-thhst smaller ceatraly To-
modern will be In plymeat
both to be cash bass Aiares, DOCTOR fn1m once.
NNANTED-Small Water Power with an or
binary baing t. SAMUEL HARTLEY Ptnesyie, ohO4
WANTED to PURCHASE on easy terms.
w within a. miles Of New York small FARM Of about 20
with good house oulbuiings Address g. b o. box $3.50
Nes.foh
MARVELLOUS to BUY. The advertiser
w 10 buY within the month brown handsome
brick HOT ~ our hgh, 20 % et vide AurraV i
Twentieth and fOreh, and Fourth anl SNhAfes Pos
required Fall Coss bstseea s2O0OO aai 10000
houses good location PARK pre-
ierrsd. Address r. ". j.. Tribune Oloe
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or the FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD
BONDS of the n. Y. MIDLAND RAILROAD less than
$4,000 remain unmaIketed. With THE RAIL CON
NEcTED BETWEEN NEw-YORK and OswEGO, the
earnings Of THROUGH BUSINESS must soon Jus
tify the great merit claimed for these bonds
For sale by GEO. OPDYKI q Co, % Nassau-st.
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CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
PROPOSALS FOR SEA WALLS

DREDGING IN BOSTON HARBOR, FILLING A PARCEL OF
SOUTH BOSTON FLATS AND FOR THE PURCHASE OF SUCH
PARCEL.
OyFtCR BOARD HARBOR CONhss0NERs Z
No. : PENBERTON- SQUARE, BOsr0S, July II, lSl3.D
will be received this Office until WbDNks-
DAY 1873 IL o'clock for ncosng with Sea walls
South
and Port Point Channels in Boston Harbor
the Boston Wharf Company, and south
sold the Boston and Albany Railroad COMPANY and con-
million feet or less ioOws
J. For about 700 feet Of light wall Fort Point Channel
For about 300 feet Of heavy vail on Fort Point channel aud
For fng said parcel to grade 49, With material isged by the
Boston which be drgei uniformly depth OF - feet
mean low water
filing said parcel With good clean gravel from grade 10 to
grade 10 , go. -. an -, .,
as Aforesaid on o before October l. 1876.
according plans ani SPECIFICATIONS
furnished at this Office between the heu Of O'clock 10 the
and IL O'Clock
The contractor be required gye satisfactory guaranty that he
according aud 10
o the faithful performance of bis contract.
toward the above specified eaws and filing but no
contr,c. will binding for OF sad
than eau be paid for by approDnlons OF he Le uhle
'Hs wv NV PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE
Sealed also be received Aforesaid for the purchase OF
portion Of said parcel OF Hats for cash the purchaser
10 build said ing scconng said ani
perform M obga Of the Commonwealth
the said Commonwealth the Boston ad ~
bany Railroad Company the Wharf Company ami the CITY Of
Boston. dated jane % 1873 -, a.. ~, -,
abor ami their Is subject 20 the apPTor
o Governor aud Council.
sealed directed TO the Chairman OF the BOAr
For the D'Au o. h''O0' JOSIAH QUINCY Clairmnu.
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EOR SALE or RENT,
II HOTEL IL WASHINGTON. d. q.
Tie HAMILTON HOUSE end Fourternss fronting
Franknsluare well adapted for FAMILY HOTEL hrsteisss
CLUB HOUSE will be so long credit tsel O. ttspOna0ls
pary Tor I've yesrsor loHger with without the furniture
sHiye nlliug several large s11si
vacant ground Tor addition OF thry-hye more address
KENNEDY & SON,
Washington. d. q.
WESTMINSTER PROPERrY.-A place at
w Neck mile rom MaaToneck from Hauiso1 depot,
four Of land healthy
occupied present vii BE- sold
cheap and favorable Apply to GRANT $40 Broadway
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St0ck. Aug 3, l5lZ.. JZ,jbU 6U5Z0 l4,0IU 4iUUU
STRARIN dull easier. Of 90 Good She; Prime
quoted q i2c and 80 tee to private terms
TALLOW quiet and steady; sales Of 10000 ID 81 SsdSl2e
WHISKY easier and fairly active sales Of $50 bbls 9jqe
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BrookIpn Real estate for Sale.

Brookpn Real estate for Sale.
A FOR SALE, a good three-stOry brick
snt basement HOUSE cro between t0an
Clinton 22rs with l2K22 story ot
221lOO. wfCKOfF JAMES, % Moutsgle-st Brooslyn
IGOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-L0TS Nos.
80 emen- 5OTiOO. AMI 65 20. ~ AMI ~ Montague
lOOIlOO House s1i Store No l02 PneappeL 2IGO ioass
l7y Wloughby-st Houre No. 1917 Wonzhl; House. No.
40 ST. snd 90 Nasa1s GORDON FORD % CsTl, BrooslJn
.lGl. AND 263 WESTINGHOUSE,
kstDI between Hillary aad Johnson SIS.
POCR-SrORT DOUBLE HOUSE,
Lot, 56K7O
GORDON l.. FORD.
81 Clara. IT, Brootys.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE


NEw-YORK CITY ....
% ~ ~ -, A. .oc - " -, =, - =, ,,i,,n a. ~
80 .,te 80 !, ~ 49,. ~ "a az q - -
~. >, = - . :. - +. 49,. s,as "a gTJ0
4Shs 275 OF 5hsve, 25SlOO ..........''.. ,
5lstst. 22j y Of shave 2OIlO0J.. S,.
SStss, 1s0 ~ - ~ q " Ok, ION .........s DOOO
yI3,t., Iys % - y, ID -. ~ ,-st},1 -. ...... BDDS
tt .'.,",nir - 80 " W 80 Nv IDs
Is1I, y = I@z II n a ~ IL ave 2OD.g5 ..... $3.50
81 ~ !. 5oo n :. ~ 1,rb 20 Ei,, ~ .....
isfs,ve 10 n Of 25tlst ~ 81 100 ........... IgOOa
ist.ave q "a n IA OF 23ist. "a SKlOO{ IA 0D1
AZ Nv. .e c,r hin, 100 5rj0 5O0D1
i0b.y, "a n Of 2i,t-st "a ............. 1900
v,, " al ,or. as I ve,r, Ser sisoa
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Gountrp Real Gstaie TOR Sale.

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-One of the
hnest FRUIT FARMS the United states the Drh~irs
IA osi With goJi houses barns cae sheds,
ete 500 peach trees 500 dsarf 200 standard 100
ounce Trees apples etc j. % miles from Wilmington. 10
he most healthy beautiful climate ia the sard
Wi small place. 20 acres on tie Central Railroad Of
RIKgR HEsSE Co.
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Tie ouotlu0as baseo sIofs TaDHg qut not
mere shan half grace below quoted.
DKLyERn
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HowEs & MACY, Bankers No. 30 Wall-st. New
York offer the same facilities 10 DeDOsitors as In
corpOfated Banks and allow Interest on daily bal
ances al the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds &c.
&c, for Investors
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RIAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-Coupon or
Registered, interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, 100000
FOR sale at the Office Of the Company, No 76 Cedar
ST. n. \. JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
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BONDS AT A BARGAIN.

MoSTCLAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway for sale at 50
JAMESON SMITH & COTTING, IA Broad-st.
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THE MARKETS.

GCareinlr rsDOrsa THE TEBuxH1
,,,. .,, -. g.. a.. - "a IHuRSDAY. Aug :. 1873
iemsnd market steady quoted Al a. o. N'ueiSs
COTTON-rhere has been on moderate
prices have sgan declined l4 event osU W
qaote 10 follows: ''' w
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Included 10 above ar 175 bales arrive.
Forward deliveries August b., months llbe With
demand Improvement follows ali basis Of Low
Ai4dlugC
evening p n.-August 100 Is 21.32e
BOO lS7 September 300 49, October 100 IL BE 400
II l3lDc December, 300 l7 Total 400 bales Sales TO-
esy 20 mAugOst. $500 y l816e. 200, 1915 100,
l5z732 800, Ia 1900 Is l5l6ci 300 Is $685. 100
Is l5l6c 800 49, 300 10 l5l6c 100 Is 20 32e 500
loiy 800 Is 1852 200. Is 10 Ice. 200 Is 29S2 600
is bile 200 is 28-3Zc; coo is l5l6c 200 Is 3l32c
d0J - l5l9 sotee Ill l5a sePtemeeT LOO, is $l6c
10 - o55c 100. ~ lbc POO 10 13Zc 100. Is 3lOc
40 Is 532c 800. Is 3I6e October, 900 l7ssc; 100,
~ xo5zei 900 ~ 3l6ei December 400 IL a Total 1880
bslss Grand total. 10 200 bsles
demSno Afk a fail prices With sales Of
Z1io os per Amencs, 400 Java 22ad234
s'" AVV ban Costa Rice 10 god add ~ bass MEXICAN At
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Gounlrp properln TO Get
Real estate 10 Grchan9e

A COTTAGE, BARN and FIVE ACRES, with
~ Abundance OF fruit Stony Brook Depot, the north
gde Of Long Island Of the S0ui EXCHANGE for
house in Brooslsn. rutland WhltlN1'9 B'ekninsL
EIRST- GLASS Newburgh City and other
PROPERTY exchange Tor Nesfot o. Bookfa
property. rutland < WHITING, . Bessmin-t
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Proposals
Owes CnIEF BSGISzER rHz D., L. w. R. r. CO..
HOBoKEN. n. j. Aug. l. 1873.
GEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at

~ the 18th the construction OF TUNNEL
approaches through Bergen Hill The specification and
this Office any after TUESDAY the oh inst
JAMES ARCHIBALD, Chef Engineer
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BrookInn properin 90 Eel.

ITO LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
Il FOUR STORY HOUSE AND STORE No lO2 Pine pDlesL
DWELLING HOUSE. No. 81 hassid-si. .
GORDON J. FORD % Cirk-st Bro1kIVn
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DREDGING IN BOSTON HARBOR, FILLING A PARCEL OF
SOUTH BOSTON FLATS AND FOR THE PURCHASE OF SUCH
PARCEL
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1873-12-11
Transfers OF Real Estate.


Recorder BOoTON reports the follow
ing transfers of Real Estate since on.
last report:
MORGAN TP.-Henry w. Gilman ant
wife TO John p. Grover, 80 acres; $S25.
William X. Brown and wife to Frank
lin Denney. II 58-l00 acres; 500.
ADDISON TP.-Daniel ROtIigeb and
wife to Mary NJ. Swisher, 4 of lot No.
], in village of Addison; 5000.
ThOs. C.. Gwinn and wife to Aaron
Rife, S aeres; $500:
WALNUT TF.-Edward Thornton and
wife to Henry Neal, 2QacFes; 5000:
HUNTINGTON TP.-GeO, Ewing and
wife to Thomas Jackson, lot No, %, in
the village of Ewington; $50.
Thomas Jackson and wife to George
CheringtOn, same property; $25.
RACCOoN TP.-Archibald Lewis and
wife to A. l.. Koontz. 2 acres; $50.
A. l. KOontz aud wife to Philip III.
KOOntz, 40 acres; $500.
GUYAN TIA. J. johnson and wife to
jacob Crawford, 80 acres; $500.
GREEN TP.-Gilbert NOrthup to Lavina
NOrthup; 1857 acres; $4,000.
CHESHIRE TP.-C. L. Guthrie and wife
to William Symmes, quit-claim all inter-
est in village lot No. ], in Cheshire viii
$40.
William Symmes and wife to Caroline
H. Van Glider, lot No. 2 and 30 feet off
the south side of lot No. l, in Cheshire
village; $4,000.
GALLIPOLIs CITY.-Henry Grayum and
wife to James NJ. Kerr, southeast e of
,ity lot No. 23S: 5000.
Mary MaxOn to Charles ID. Maxon,
part of lot No, 60; $1,000.