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The amount paid oct by the Assistant Treasurer
to-day was $4,000 on account OF interest and
$4,000 in redemption Of hve-twentyy bonds.
The receipts from internal revenue were $780, 200.
The receipts from customs were $a4s,ooo.
RAILROAD BONDS.
In railroad bonds there was some activity with
the following sales Erie, third mortgage, 1885,
io1 fourth mortgage, 1880, 9oH; Albany and sus
quehanna, second mortgage, e7i4 Michigan Cen
trail, consolidated, e9ls; Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy, first mortgage, 113. Central Pacific gold
bonds were in better demand ana sold at 1o3ls.
the three per cent gold coupon due in July making
them attractive at present quotations. Western
Paci1cs sold at 955s. Union Pacihcs, first mort.
gage, advanced from SOS to 81. Alton and Terre
Haute, first mortgage, advanced IL per cent.
Toledo and Wabash, first. St. Louis division, sold
ut %; Morris and Essex, seconds, at 100; New
Jersey Central, frsts at 1o6js Ohio and Msss-
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FINANCIAL

49,
A -INvEsThENT BONDS #WM
mined to close its 7so First Mortgage Gold Loan at
aggregate not exceeding thirty million dollars and
thereafter to pay higher Of interest than per
ssps on further issue. q its bonds the limited remainder
of theFs6 loan IS now being disposed of through the
usual agencies
As the bonds Of this issue made receivable in pay
menr for the companys they are in constant
and increasing demand for this purpose, and will con-
tinue to be after the loan is cosed-a fact which much
enhances their value attractveness as an invest
ment
The Company now has than 500 miles OF its road
built and operation including the entire Eastern Dvi
sion connecting Lake Superior and the navigation Of
Missouri River earned title to nearly 100000
its land grant, and sales of lands have thus far
averaged 50 &C per acre. tM
All marketable securities are received exchange for
JAY COOKE 4 CO..
No. 20 Wall street. New York.
INSURANCE AND RAILROAD SECURITIES FIRE,
Lie and Marine Insurance stocs and Scrip bought
surance Stock and all Corporate Securities J. b.
ECCi.ESINE CO.. Office OF New York Underwriters. 98
Broadway, New York.
T HAVE IDLE FUNDS THAT WOULD LOAN AT
low rates on Diamonds other Collateral Securities.
Good notes bought Address, conhdentally. J. b. W.,
Herald office.
SEcoND MORTGAGES ON NEW YORK IMPROVED
II Pine see rates. BY
THE 49, - - --
/ NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.
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Ex res AND EARS.

A RTIFICLAL HUMAN EYES.--T. J. DAVIS IN.
IA ventor and only maker of the Improved Artificial
Human Eye acknowledged by the faculty to he The ony
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" ". NLhHhE, iTeasuTeT.
TREASURY OF THE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY
New York. June l3 1873

The July of the mortgage bonds of the Buffalo,
Bradford and Pttsburg the Newburg and New York. the
Paterson and Newark and the Jefferson railroads
ceptng such Of the last mentioned road are BY the
terms OF the coupons made payable at the Honcsalc Ma
tional Bank will he paid and the LIST day July
next at the Treasury Of the Erie Railway Company,
Of Eighth avenue and Twenty-thir street
Troe
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MARBLE MANTELS.

A BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH, IS TO 81; SINGLE
IA 81 warranted: extracting with gas SOC. silver All
ings SOC. open Sunday till IL 2o2 Sixth avenue. Re
member 262 -
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s1NoR sALE-k CERTIFICATE OF MEMBERSHIP
iull paid up Of the New York Produce Exch ange
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$1,000 Georgia rs. ......
lUUU Erie 4th III. ......
lvvv Alb a Sus ID M.
lO0U Mich Cen rs.
200 G. B 4 z S's...... !
lUoU Cen fac gold b. :. !
ll0t D I'm rae lst III. -.
lWOO do.
33ttU I'm pac rs, lg....
l7UO0 Lake Shore div b
1000 Chic 4 n " LIST In ]
lOuU ct Western 2,i. -.
500 Tol x Wab LIST m.
btOU & A X ! a PacTs. /
800 Nor x Is I'd. 49,. II
4v0U n j Cen LIST, new. 4
2iUUU Ohio AN con ST..
luuU do.........,...
800 NIL A - p, 10 div.
1900 Bur, CIR a NJ lst..
luU Ohio a NJ d..
100 do...........
5OUO II & STD SIS, con-.
500 Alt A 4 u LIST III ). !
10 shs Continental Bk
10 Bk North America. !
l0l Ger.Amer Bank, /
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

EvwYoRE jan 3-BgEvEs-Ariy,s to-day IS Communi.
H.Hs the rvers made very cOt get and from the
places that few butchers we're at The yr The supply Of dressed
, lower than yesterday and the decline sce Monday sSSunt 70
voetsr Co.. BY B. Ge,t good cherOEees 81 at
Martin Fuller Co.. sold cars Texans St cw, at De- IS p
w. sesel r n Morris 90 Illinois steers 81 cwt, at ic 81
W Dudley run out Ga Of cwt OLE and pretty fair
NJ L,utseci sod % nnol, steers 9. evt, a. I!iSn.s
Tofey 30 decent Illinois steers 81 cw, at c with
ciIvEs~Ars lower tn. best live selling loSOlc with Sc as the
sHEEP-Arras to-day including due at Forty shh and
lots Of to-day there mas LEFT from yesterday Is
@ as IN The n yle' ai s,e % o. . oe a PO
selling SO Ohio @ To- ec lsl Of sci H. at 7!c and 81 prime.
judd buckingham sold 1870 Ohio sheep % @ Sci 80 illinois IS
10 6e 81 b &c l75 Of Us at 6t and 1863 Ohio 1
HameS Elliott sold 1855 Canada le sic and l7s Ohio 100 70,
including BY Es road but not crossed DE- over
the iver on account the 9s ana oe cars az S o,
. few sS: western Sc and is1 n Ess
25 dressed Ste for heavy &C. for 200 ID 6tc for
lsO D and 7c for pigs.
m,Lg supply the week thus far so,2 head 16
deng and but bsyers attendance the soft weather
ing Of them to be I Of much 'Sca T 70. GSsSs the @
s head Of Indiana steers ranging from LII to
sarrr AND IixBsTbe receipts to-day were so head msing
the ,: ;GDg for the week S % we're Gss Sc a' Of and % '1a
closed 6rm at d weeks closing Canada lambs
Canada sheep S5 Western sheep $50 80 49,
according quality. - , ,,...,
900 bead making the total supply for the
head against 5000 head for the time
The market 10 cent better than and the sap
Ohio from I9 70 200 b at 81 Iod ~ 81
one lot Of choice pigs bringing shade higher tgures
ALBANY JAM 3-CArTLEMarket opens fairly supply Of
b,eye. moderate 300 quality fair market
mile, strong Of from tdac has been obtained
The range D7tc pound Mich CowReepts
demand moderate; prices range from s@sS'' Extras
bring from S70d $50 =,
supply been equalo the demand bat large
supply the market weaker Receipts thus far o
head wool sheep safe wool 7idc Lambs
and wanted At .pnce-
HoGs-Searcely enough cone to form a market
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
FRIDAY, Jan. 3-P. VI.

The stock sJ1culation has been on the whole tame
but despite the difficulty of street locomotion and
the impedimens to pedestrian brokers, better and
veier trade was transacted than that of yesterday
Except for few minutes of heayiness and I'M
certainty at about the opening, when such
extraordinary rates of interest were paid, the mar
ket has been strong and advancing one. from the
beginning to the close, when the full prices
were reported Erie was perhaps as much
representative stock any other. rising
from 62 to 63s full point being also scored in Lon
dom Lake Shore was strong on an expected divi-
dend, Pacific Mail ruling at 1909. 014s074G7A.
Union Pacific went above 50 Western Union Tele-
graph reaching sOs. C.. G. and |. c. sthened up IL
per cent to 3ss, New-York Central again reaching
par Investments were quiet, and the various other
shares uninteresting The opening, highest, lowest,
and closing prices Of stocks were as follows
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
Foreign Exchange was dull on the basis OF the
foIlowinO rates

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow Saturday per
steamship Oceanic will close at a. m.. and per
steamship Bremen at 1890 p. m, at the Merchants
Exchange, Nos 80 and 52 Pine-st.
The monetary stringency has been but little re-
lieved to-day by the January disbursements, and 1t
is perhaps little early to expect much yielding In
rates. At the start call loans commanded bonus
of an eighth and interest, but the demand became
pressing early hour. and 3l6 and interest," and
even quarter Exceptionally was paid before me
ridian in the form of turning stocks From thls
high point the rate yielded and was offered at SIX
teenth. that being the general ruling rate OF the
afternoon. At the close the quotation was five per
cent, balances being offered at this figure after
bank. There is not likely to arise any easier feeling
in money, from the fact that the Treasury sold
million gold to-day, while buying no bonds yester-
day. No change is reported in mercantile paper.
Government bonds quiet and just about
steady considering the ruling of gold and the con-
dtion of the foreign market. Fisk u Hatch report
fo1ln or 4
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING-OFFICE OF FISK a. HATCH.
No. 5 Nassau-st.. New-Y0rk. Jan. 8, II

No. 5 Nassau-st., New York. Jan. 3, 1873.
The CHEsAPEAKE and OHIO, the CENTRAL and
WESTERN Pacific BONDS, all of which have been ne
gotiated by us believe TO be among the best and
most desirable Investment Securities in the Market
which in time must become very scarce; especially
as the Government will probably, during the coming
year, pay of, in gold, another large lot Of FIVE
TwENTIEs and issue in their place FIVE PER CENT
BONDS.
The FIRST MORTGAGE Six PER CENT GOLD BONDS
of the Company. the total amount of which is only
Sl5OOO0OO, are secured upon property worth
$S5Oe0OCO to S4OOO0,OOO, and are fully equal in in
trinsc value to the Central Pacific Bonds. They are
issued in denominations Of 800, $500, and sleoo
coupon or registered, and at their present market
price, sc and accrued interest, are very desirable
The CENTRAL PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS
are too well known " require description OF CON-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

Mr.. j. W. George has been admitted TO the broker
firm of Osborn Il Chapin, though the name and
style of the house remains as before.
Mr. ]. b. Newcombe, the well-known member OF
the New-YOrk Stock Exchange has associated with
him. as announced in another column. Mr.. NJ. f.
Rivas. and will continue the banking and brokerage
business with the advantage of large accession Of
capital, under the style of /. b. Newcombe d Co.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady. Pennsyl-
vania 6s, lOs Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. "a.
Reading Railroad, 56,; Pennsylvania Railroad 57s
Gold, 1l24.
The rate for money at the London Stock Exchange
on Government securities is lower than the Bank OF
England rate by u per cent The rate Of discount
for three months bills in the open market Is per
cent below the Bank of England rate
The amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank
Of England on balance to-day is $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
REAL ESTATE.

EswYoKx Friday Jan :, lS7a
Notwithstanding the fact that a number of sales
-sre noted 70 be to-day attendance small
s.a The Importance but two pubic transactions
eonsummAted. and they Of legal character
BENJAMIN Fa sold direction Of John sarns referee
n, three story hehoOp owehnrouse
<sxOos located nOhcr nde Of RJnnh 90 eastely
from ave; put subject and
rare amounting s5 and ae considerable part Of
e sucoaeer 70 obtain price down sl o
the supposed purchaser giving his oRv who
unwilling unable 10 comply with the usual terms OF
Of the and the
waiting reasonable time the acg oy
the referee above named the property Wen
soht q Mr. Samuel I. BarVer for $1,000
Miller sold acting under TIE direction Of George L. lnga
the lot 66x5 building thereon
cafed the s0uhcry de Of SIS feet inches
from Secondave 70 Walter L. Cutting executor the Phnnn sn
sale noted made direction Charles hAru
foryhIu
urhs commencing US feet westerly from fsptht An un tn
18th inst, Of the noted be made under the ocnoh OF
Richard G. Beamlsh referee Tour los cVsel on ne
sc1thery side Of Seveutydthst commencing 4Vo ieet
wese, fr9m second sve also gave note tS. n Pv. w. s
oesed the north aide Of Twenty nnhst east OF
withdrawn owing the private setuenentoi be matter between
n TudoW Co Adjourned until the nth in., the legal
ssted BE- Of property located on the souther SIDE OF Ih
from Tenth-ave. known No. t7O and
Hugh Camp rave Withdrawal Of the legal sale noted 70
BOrthey Of 0aehnndd andenthst go et westerly from Sec
IS no, expected ha, there any public
be B1e (Satur3ayb
Al rrvae having sold the block located
through ST Nicholas Bghhsve 1879 feet II
by 5 et both sides and including the south
Clnb
Hotel for Ssi0 purchased foT investment.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.
rUROpEAN MARkETs

P.x. specie Bank Of France has increased 800 900
francs during the past week.
LoyDos Jan Ill oReoed at si gsl. for both money
United fveTweny bonds 1861 old %.
Is7. si; Ten Fories New fyes 80 Ee Railway shares
FRASKroRr nUned States FfveTwenty bonds opened
a rs. for the issse Of ls62 -, -
LIyERpool Jan aiia Gotten opened dna hddlns Upland
10! diOtd. Ada6ng Orleans. ioid
LryxapooL jan 3i mCotton s active and hmer; hddbns
uplands l0d Mfdng Orleans lodi Of Cotton shipped
Charleston, November and December at 10 3le aud
from Charleston October and November at 10
LIvsapooL Jan 3-i3o mBeadstuf arm whea, 10 "a
- White CGb and ~ 0n3 Tor Red Winter;
receipts Wheat the last report have been IL 500 quarters
GLIDING IL 500 American.
Lospos Jsa -5pm-Conso closed e dse for both
United States rveruen bonds 1855 DID, si lss
e2i Bhe Railway shares. 81 =
PAHis, Jan. 3--Rentes, So francs IS csntimea
LEKPoo Jan s mCoiton closed unchanged The sales Of the
bales nclsdng eco for speculation and Of
to-day ao bales American The nAes for Yarns
snd Fabrics Mancbester hm with upward tendency The
eept Corn The last report have been soo qeae scsng
loo Amegiean
AsrwsHp aPesroleum 81 Fine Pale
LvERpooL Jan 3-Bvenns as6 rr Short Rib Middies
Common Rcsln, S619is
s<3S
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
COTTON MARKETS.

BALTIMORE jan 3CottOn 6rmi hGng 2oc sales ile oses
erpos-o Grea, Bt'n O47 bsles cossv'e $40 bales sales LOO
CIrr Posr Jan acot,on- net receipts a25 bse'
t GS,Esss S.s, sc.so Ss S bales sales a nSe 81
NASHVILLE Jan. srm: Low addings ise
eep lsas bales shipments ss baes stock 1873 S b'e' S7
sr Louis J,n s-CotOu Low Mddns' isalsiei adddns'
is,sls receipts 81 bale, shipments n s oas s;c ,.
1e46 bsi shipments COS bslesi stock, 1873 1897 bales s
WIssGTos. Jan. aCOttOn FIRM Mddus' ls net IsoePs a
b.es reeiy-ns' receipts s5 ba eIpOrs-eca"i'e e6 bales
SswosIsas, J.p a-co,,ou .eive Ordinary Is L-
Mdd.s lsi Mdda1s zoe pes sO5 ecsp 'ss: & gals S
evening 4Oco bses stock s7 weeknet sol
bales. gross $50 bsle.i eIpOr,o GIs. Britain l'z e,s, TO
ns aoSs SSnt'J JAM Cotton sI% Good 6rn, aie MdnS
S.; so.:T: S; b $: S., ' iS ;Ss., sa Great a..,
@ Britain oa sj a S,i.. co.st- s'sS sSSs bales .a:.
Soa,oLk Jan a,S9,o1 go toni. ar.; 10. aasH Iss & s
stock 1ls bales .eesyns; receipts ss bales gross
so.ros Ses. JAP a-co,scs .sds addns. s p ,cp.
b,es S23 bales eIorts-to Great Bn,an 81 eaes '-', @ @
bales sIpor.-o Great Britain 90 b.les sas. $50 bales
jan @ cSS9 .SS1: e. esnn.1 sn 5 s' 1't 5
OSS IS soo bales, "s,.,-os i,;, 81, sg. s
the Continent 600 s.s. @ Ts.ss &C. ,, s,:, O
PsIaDElrnI. Jan. aCo..on snni addng 2OsSae ''eiy
MsssR jan acttoa ,eye ard higher Mdnr, 2O,d
Ssiss SssisD'i is4 ~ sos b. ssirse:D s 1850
LoGnTII. 1~COou ;addhnss ss receipts S'' e'e'
shipments. l. s53 bales ,,.,
GILvrsroy jan 3-Coton strong; Good Ordinary l791ie net
receipts 3S4 bses erpoOastrse 2l bses sales 1 6sss
last evening bales; stock II ny bales weefyne receipts %
bsles .1po,,o Great Britain, 2s bses eoast'me 'o bales
sales, 800 bales. :. . 49,
sAyAssAH a-Cotou 6rm Ordinary iSc Good Orfins'
Sic; Mddlngs sc addlnez lsle net ecsp stS osss
sIesso .. oei sGes' ss bales: weStu.s receipts %
ports-to Britain 1858 bales to the Connni S bas
eosstxse 7,o82 bales sales, 10 2S7 bales - 49, a.,
CINCINNATI Jan dCouon 6m hddngs, zUc net fetep" 90
bales; shipments, $40 bales; stocf 35J bales. 81,
a-COtton good demand
receipts bales e IT'S bales stock lsI2 ~ t3 bales hS
bales; weeklyrecepts - osts ,nPSenu
SsO6 bales, sales S bales sales for export, 553 bales
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

The cable reported strong market at London for
consos aud United States bonds, which showed
fractional Improvement in prices Erie rising polnt
The advices from the Continent are also favorable
Gold could not make much beadway against such
influences, and against the coin disbursements OF
the Treasury, and was therefore very quiet all the
way through the dial for the most part standing at
ll. the variations being illl0lIl.. On gold loans
the rates we're TAI, gold, 1-S2 o. 5. and per cent
Maid for carrying, and l-64 for borrowing. The bids
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per North Krtr Vtsss aad RdiUodds
jan a-g pkgs Ashes pkg BeeswsI, I8 bags Peas bb
Copper $3.50 bss Cotton 40 bbs Flour Il 6se hush W9sst ID
bush Malt II 500 bush Barley 2l0
bust Seed 3s pkgs Dried Fruit 900 bb Eggs
bb Beans 9 bales Hops 10 bales Hemp 1000 Hides 2Ot
hi Hides 928 rides LEATHER 100 bbs OIL no pigs Oil
Csi bba Spirits rarpeIan . sbs ROSA iS3 R.s Peri I0I
a00 pigs s pigs. Cheese l7o pkgs sesrn 5000 ps'
bags Pesna 900 pigs Starch lt ptgs Wine H. 6 gals
Wine Brandy 0 hhdl Tobacco @ Tobacco " bales
Wool, rs 60 70 Wool ss3 bbls whsks.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
City bank stocks were without sale. The bids arc
rs follows 4:


Railroad bonds were moderately active, prices
with the exception Of Union Pacific Firsts, which
declined to 81, having been firm. Central Pacihes
sold at 99,G99., Chicago and Northwestern Con-
soidated at 81, Illinois Central bonds at 1G2, and
c. and Rock Island Sevens, ex-interest. at 1000
1OOl. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
To INVESTORS,


To those who wish to RENvEsr JANUARY CoUPoNs
OR DIVIDENDS, and those who wish to INCREASE
THEIR INCOME from means already invested In other
less profitable securities, recommend the Seven
Thirty Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company as well secured and unusually productive.
The bonds are always convertible at Ten per cent
premium 11Ol into the Company's Lands at Market
Prices The Rate of Interest seven and three-tenths
per cent gold is equal now to about 81 currency
Welding an income more than one-third greater than
u S. 520s Gold Checks for the semi-annual interest
on the Registered Bonds are mailed to the Post
Office address of the owner. All marketable stocks
and bonds are received in exchange for Northern
Pacfcs on MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
JAY CoOEE & Co.
HowEs & MACY Bankers, No. 80 Wallst., New
York. offer the same facilities to DeDosltoTs as III
corporated Banks and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate OF -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
Special attention paid to choice Stock Bonds &c
&c. for Investors.
CHICAGO DANvIILE AND VNCENNEs RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BoNDs-
The road earning dividend its stock beside in
terest on its bonds But small amount remaining.
Apply personally or by letter to
W. b. SHArTUCK 81 Co., 2S Nassabst.
AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co.,
Bankers, No. "A Broadway,
Issue Letters of Credit on
CITY BANK OIL oNpoy AND L LHERBETTE, KANE & Co.,
PARIS
Travellers Letters Received and Forwarded
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
BenedIct's closing quotations at p. m.

William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for to 1. per cent cash bonus on 30 days time ana
u to 3 per cent bonus according 10 value OF Inc
shares) on 60 days at the following variations from
the market price of the securities named:
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
as follows at 4 p. M:

There was fair business in Southern State bonds.
Tennessees, old, were steady at 79.0795 Virginia
Consos fetching 54; Mssouris sold at 92s ex divi-
dend, and North Carolina, old issues, at SSl; New
South Carolinas of July declined to 2l.. The bids
are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BAlross jan aCo.,os very soas Low MddAss iole erour
food demand and d es ees ssehsnssS whsss quiet osss
"a Bes2 al Coed Pnat Rel ~ ne&s 70 Johnson 70 -
o. el NstI ", Western kI. ~ WS1i VI 30 Aneei ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
Gonntrp Dropfrip TO Lei.

MARKET GARDENING TO LET on shares,
. usz BkssSsss RAissss sspsk
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

Included 10 The above arrive Forward deliveries
te closing with poruon OF Inc
lost; follows all bas Of Low Addhgs;
lee so ls,c notice this ssei feeus, oo ioo =;
SP b; At i16c., b. p. b. 500 al zo.c; nnen y" az az
20 1lec p so 100 At 20 5ec 100 At ie Ag1b @ S
2Oic 200 At 20 May 100 at 2c 800 w total to ~
bale. to-day up January 10 at s 100 si AZ II
Al ~ 6c 200 ~ l5ltc, b. @ ~ ioioc,
Zoe zoe p 70 Isee, b. TSst aos go sof
B b. LOO b. p B. 500 At 2o 100 al isleloc a.
10 IS 100 at 10 lt6c b. p February pD Az ~
al6c at 2Oic 2eie b. 700 At a-Se :oo
p b, 100 200 at 20c r. b. Io AZ ~
B 2ote, 100 At ao.s p B. 400 a. aose ~" a ~
March 100 20 sisc go =, aoe @ @ . sa.c " % -
aeo 2G aoie April 100 at 1oe soo a. % 70 S
2le May lice 100 At 4iis loon Sis @ o'
B. zoo Al 2llc 81 16e z0O at 2le Jale So At
900 at al islsc 100 at ale JAY. 200 stz2eB r. b. 'o'.
II, $50 bales grand total, 81 $50 bales .s. p,.
9c Rod the saes IN this mafe. embrAee
bag, Rio by the Eadymon and Java including several
ipyoces Also bags Rio BY the NJ " Hugg At Baltimore on
FLOUR AND Flour market sroes bat owing 70
roads le Our stock beng s
dacd consists largely Flour valued The Ign,
the Let inst induces much
49, bb. against 81 c bbls last year AZ the close he
on All trades business hight For Good NO. anu
superhne demand al rather better pnces sales Oh wv
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO
THE MARKETS.
ICareiuIly reported for The TRIBUNE. !

ICareiuly reported for The TRIBusEi
FRIDAY Jn. 3 1873.
AsREs-Te receipt. to-day pg Pots are quiet bat steady al
60 So Pearls dull and nominal.
BERswAX-Tbe demand fair and the market frmat i d5S.c
for Western and Southern. , Al,
COTToS-Therr demand for Cotton on the spot and e
market bat learn oi no chanse we qlo'e ~
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
COTTON RECEIPTS.
TIE COTTON CROP REPORT.

W.sHSsros 3he OF the general aDd fall cot
ton crop Agriculture made the d
The do include cotton and ony
few voluntary received which DO snt change
the November views
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
Giip properip 10 LET.

VNO LET-230 West Fifty-ninth-st, fronthg
Cs.usl Pari arss aoor rooms sn second hoof eie
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04
Chas. Unser q Co.

The Assistant Treasurer paid ont s59OOOO in coin
interest on the public debt. The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold
cleared, $40 900; gold balances, Sl4i9el9 cur
rency balances, S2,S26,7Sl. The quotations are as
New-York tribune., 1873-01-04

for the Treasury gold footed mp s3425oo at III to
111.69 The million was awarded at 11l5l to 1l1.69
Tha afa ila foIl
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The days business at the U. s. Sub-Treasury
was:
Sa55f93 u
Gold paymeuS 1851 Cgr~encT balance 20Ol06sy "a
f23354 Customs. JSiVV
CErrenoy recelpts... t39,lbJ WI
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Tie Quotations based Cotton stot running 10 4u6I bV
than half Grade above below grade quoted.
PRESENT DELIVERY
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financial.

Usual Dividend Of PER CENT has eeched pay
ahl. withdraw viii " credited
deposit Deposits before Jan 10 will draw Interest fire..
jan 1. sx per cent interest paid on S5 10 S5loc
~ n j. HAINgs Freshest
AruorK see,tar, @. g. CHAPLIN. Tressue.
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SECOND BOARD

Snifs o. GOr|rHmeai Bonds
900 o. so Con r. 2i ooll. 35OOUS 80 Con 672i
$1,000 L. S $50 Reg '67.2! o.ell3!
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Ccuntrp Real &staie tor Sale.

ORANGE co. FARM of 260 acres valuable
~ farming land buildings eIeenI bghbcrhoos part Of soct
Included In pnee rutland l. WHITING, 5 Beekmsnst