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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-05
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED MADE
% 10 ne By Thomas s. Callan. on November
.. 1889, recorded in Registers once Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, IN book %. pages sos and
40 10 secure the neyu~-f ~ certain note
therein described, which note is Etill due and
unpaid, ! will on
Thursday, 18th day Of March, 1878,
At the corner Of Washington and Fourth
streets. in the city Of Memphis. Tennessee,
between the hours q 10 o'clock an. and
o'clock D m, proceed 20 sell. AZ public sale. 70
the hirhesl bidder, for cash the prcmises men
toned In said trust deed, 70 which. for n more
ence Il hereby made. Right or redemption u
waived and The title Il believed 20 Be perfect,
but sell and convey only a. trustee
T5-xvi-ii JULIA WHELAN. Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-05

81 For Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Depression
Of Spirits and General Debility in their vari-
Gus forms. = preventive against fever and
agus and other Intermittent fevsrs. the
"Perro-P bosphoiated Elixir Of calisaya,"
made By CasWelI. Hazard a Co.. New York.
and sold b. Al druggists. Il the best tonic for
patients recovering from fever or sickness.
Il has 10 equal. 1Vi-D
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-05
LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF THE TERMS OF A TRUST
ID deed made TO me as trustee BY Mat A.
Glass and Rosette y. Glass, on January 18th.
1872, and recorded in book No. s.. page 10, Of
the records Of the county Of Shelby, Tennessee.
10 secure q certain Indebtedness therein men
toned. will on
Tuesday, March fth, ISrs,
At II o'clock, in front Of A. NJ. Boysd's Office.
No, s6s Front street, sell % the highest bidder.
FOR cash, the following described Il nd. lying
nad being in the county Of ehelh Z, State Of
Tennesscc Lot No. 2 Of sarah g, Laws sub
dfvirion Of a sixty acre tract Of land, lying
south Of Memphis about two N les, and de-
gcribed a. follows: beginning AZ the intersec-
ton Of Poston avenue with the north line Of
said sixty acre tract; thence 90 tthfsard, along
aid Poston avenue. ave chs ms and eleven
links; thence east, parallel VII n the said north
line Of said sixty acre tract seven chains I;
thence parallel with said a senue. 10 the said
northern line, Eve chains AZ a one u nk thence
westward, along said mort icrn line. TO the be-
ginEing point. seven chr .fnf and sixty-three
links. Equity Of redeu lption waived. Title
believed 10 be good, Tut cow ey only as
trustee.
iSi-Ivi-2 ALTON BOYD. Trustee.
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PREMIUMS.
GRANDEsT SCHEME OF THE ACE.
$5OO,OOO!
@ A y H O. IF II y [.
PREMIUMS,
100000 for only $40.
April Sth, 1873.

At this concert the best musical talent that
can be procured from all parts Of the country
will add pleasure to the entertainment, and
TEN THOUSAND CASH GIFTS, aggTegating
a vast total of HALE A MILLION DOLLARS
currency, will be distributed by lot 10 the
ticket-holders as follows:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-05
MEDICAL.

~ TIME GREAT SOUTHERN
~ remedy for the euro of Scro-
III tule, Scrofulous Taint Rheuma.
\ ~ tism, White Swelling, Gout,
Goitre, Consumption, Bronchi-
tbs, Nervous Debility and all dis
f6 eases arising from an impure con-
u D dition of the Blood
A The merits Ofthis valuable prepar-
N alton are so ellknown thst passing
~ Notice is but necessary 20 i2mind the
- lreadcTs OF this ournal ofthe necesSi-
ny of always having bottle of this
m medicine among their stock OF family
IA necessities.
AA Certificates can be presented from
N VA many leading Physicians, Ministers,
M and heads offamilies throughout the
M South, endorsing in the highest terms
- 80 The Fluid Erfract Of AOsdddiis.
DIR. X. Wilson Carr ofBaltimore
mrw~ says che has used IL in cases of Scrof-
VA ula and other diseases with much sat-
M isfacticn.
DIR. Il. G. Pugh Of baltimore, re-
III lcommends Il to all persons suffering
i ~ with diseased Blood, saying IL Is SUI
'''A Iperior to any preparation he has ever
used
n Rev Dabncy Ball of the Balti-
EA more NJ. +. Conference South says he
IVA has beenso much benefited by itsuse
~ IA that he cheerfully recommends IL TO
all his friends and acquaintances.
A Craven q Co., Druggists, at Cor
. kAAA9 louisville, Va, say it never has failed
Ito give satisfaction.
-wn Snm'l q. mcFndden, Murfrees-
Ibo.o, Tennessee, saysit cured him OF
I. Rheumatism when all else failed.
Rosadalis Is not asecretq uack prep
II laration. its ingredients are published
- ION every package. Show 1t to your
- Physician and he will tell you IL Is
composed of the strongest alternatives
ruvu that exist, and Is an excellent Blood
Purifier. Did our space admit we
u could give you testim onia Is from
every State In the South and from
persons known TO every man, woman
~ and child either personally orby rep
~ utation.
Rossdalis is sold by all Druggists.
ga CLEMENTS & Co.,
. BALTIMORE, Sole Proprietors.
- JOHN F. HENRY,
'AmfD No. 8 COLLEGE, PLACE,
NelO York. WlOsesals Agent.
lO7xiv-lO6xvi-eod dkw
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To provide means for this magnificent con-
cert, ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TICKKTs ONLY
will be Issued. large portion Of which are
.Ireadv anld
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

..o. e,m.r ,.., ,. GAayssr OK April 1873
* so5 Sa'e' AAp0'" '0aswl'' Nv SAFES so STOCK
Cotton demand sHS Ordinary Snasssi Sgr ssds sr
s Sss 3y pas isa s4o EaDSr. g
i ns,1fsa '''8 S'e'' ''' 'a'' evening" 200 Stock
sssse ssS
Cotton dun and nominal mds sHss SPF S ty Re-
seps s =, bales Exports coastwse. sSa Sales, 100
=, - .,.l gnAnIEsfos. April 3 1873:
rec sGn IS a ba Sa f sss ' soeE s Net
60. !. ...,. WILMINGTON, J. ., April 8. 1873
quiet g z ioy hard d fCi yellow dip and virgin
40 70. q oswsco X. ". April 8, 1873
o y ss Ss sns sbsr s 8 wSs
ws 81 s 81 sH ss % %
ass st es per- s s SSfr
81 Per Bo s sSs Cd ssw 4s:1 g. Xsans I
Flour quiet. western spring. s',s4ls .pIs u amber s
more active Gales made public quoted siwsassc
SS sprns csssssy0 NSs 5snsa
yss S Wsss E. csEs 'fssss sss: Il f
store Sc osts dull sales 400 bushels Western on
~: Ss.s:;
a 81 IL i%ssss Sn Gsys's tsi%s GSSsSs
s ssrsy nal, quiet. ss, n gri%s snssi
held :. hs Ssa Sss's article. n
changed. .y..f 80. -. d
Flour quiet and g w9ss !, Sn;se
Do RQ sDrIsa AZ o. ar G n rs 9s; 3D.
%sPs snS 's%ss ssss p ss @yis s.
SSa e Su ana ns aniS and r
5Sc sOc iorfresh Pork unsettled, al SIS S. SIS Co.
cash siS 70 sn ~ NAY NAY; Lard quiet a. sS $3.50
at se sccordips Y brand and wsisht Dry saltsd
as{c. loose &c; SIC. boxed; short RIB mddles in
light demand and quiet at &c. cash, SIC. seller May
Bscon quiet and steady a. rs. for Shoulder; &C. iSr
oceptslo 90 bbls -four, 600 bushels wheat 5000 do
CORN 1900 DO o. oats 5000 do. 5ys 5000 DO. barley
iioo DO corn. 1900 DO oats 100 do. rye and ,OOj
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HOUSE and 70. No SO Irsadsn. st...--....
SUPPOSED SUICIDE.
A Man Found I'm hung.

About seven O'Clock yesterday morning the body
OF Theodore Phan, German, ffty i've years OF age,
was found lying dead on the moor Of his room at
s1o West Thirty.ninth street, with piece OF rope
or cord secured around his neck. Deceased had
been low-spirited and dependent for some time
past aud IL is supposed that While In tnas s,a'e ~
after being strahgled hts weight broke the heck
ana lei the body fall TO the moor. Mr.. Myers Nv
Twentieth precinct police OF the fact, and sergeant
Buddington notified Coroner Kessies 70 hold an
inquest.
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interest and $4,000 on account Of redeemed ave-
twenties. The European steamer took out $4O00Oof
,slcl y 8, GOVERNMENTS STEADY. sassG9lO 4
y the governments list stood up stouty, under the
pressure FOR msney, and the market was steady,
with Quotations closer ana less nominal than they
had been earlier in the monetary excitement The
currency skies were offered little lower, but the
gold their to tho close, when the fol
lowing quotations prevailed :-+Uhited states cur.
rency skies, IisX llsx do. do, 1881 registered,
1l6x 117k; do. do. do coupon, 119k a.llSX; do
'ive-twenties, registered, May and November,
I112K a. 113; do. do, 1862, coupsn, do, l16h
ll8; do. DO. 1864 Ao DO, 115k . lie; do. de-.
1861 dos do.s l17H lis do. do., Iso7 registered,
January and July l16X o 1864; de do, 1896,
coupon, DO, 1l5% 116 do. do, 1867. do. do, u7,l
al171s de. do, 1885, do do, no l1eX do ten
fortles, registered, 1loX nix; 90. do, coupon,
liz ll2H;, do. lyes of 1851, reSistered, l1sx o
A1l4,l; do do. dc coupon, 1l3x lax. ,f4s Al ers
40 su = STOCKS Primer AND DULLER. ,ts.g4 Il
a. The stock market opened weak under pressure
ofsales for cash, the salient feature being trans
action in New York Central at 9sX cash-a triumph
for the "bears," who had been wagered heavy
amounts that they could not break the price below
100 gBut according to the custom OF the bets IN
the street 1t is doubtful whether this sale has
decided these wagers against the "bulls." How
ever, the price goes down on the record for the
public, and the dispute is left to the professionals
Of the street. After this early dip the market
sveered about and, becoming strong, advanced more
than it had faueny and assumed firm but duller
tone, holding the improvement to the close, with
only brief interruption about the time money was
changing hands at the higher extreme Of the day,
when q reaction ensued, which was followed by
recovery later in the afternoon. Erie was excep-
tionally weak, In sympathy with the decline in
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. Il.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
rricos AZ <na rvir c,nol ctocka d,,r;y O. che dav.
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@-A ei NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 8, 165a1
g. Il. Merwin, Jr., who was appointed trustee for
the creditors Of e. $. Scranton Co., bankers,
lately suspended took possession under the as
sIgnment yesterday, and has given the creditors
There was s due TO dspssttsrs at the close ofbus
The loans and overdrafts for the same day were
me real estate viii not sell for 100000. s, 4,
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n9foU1HBRk 11CUkfx1B9 ofBADXs
: The sodshSrn stass bonds were sseadyin lMce Of
the scatcisy 81 money, and prices w6re relatively
nrm. The hTenhesseesb were Safrly active %
so cox, ana new south Cafolinas Aprif
and 0ctoberja commanded a he follow.
Ing were the closing quotations tennessee.
ez-coupen, sox . 81; do., new. soX ST., VIZ
ginia ex-coupon. 81 II; DO, registered stock.
Old, 50 . 10; do, sixes consolidated bonds, 81 p
81; d., SKIES, deferred scrip, Isx 3 I4x; ceor-,
gia iixes 70 70; 40. sevens, 81 : 90; North
Carolina, ex coupon, p . 50; 40. 70 North Caro-
ma Railrosa, 90 50; az. fgpaing, lseS! Y =
%; do. 40, 1855 ~ q 20; d., new hoAl y; sdo,l
spsciart tax, ~ d IA; Missouri skies, asx = ssTl
Louisiana skies, As &; South Carolina sixes, %
40 ido. new, July and January, Tx . Aoi DO dor
April and October q %; Arkansas sixea fundeds
n " GOLD fIRx-1l7a<A 17,f.gse -, +,
{ the roid market opened heavy upon the nom
alteration sftha Bank Of England rate, tho first 10
corded sales being 1t llvH. From this point. how
ever there wASa steady advance to INK On the re-.
bort that Assistant secretary Sawyer had left wash.
ington 90 make personal inspection or matters In
New YORK in connection with the Appeals for more
greenbacks az means Of relieving the money mar.
ket, the advance being sustained BY the active
compc tition fsr the government gold disposed Of
at the -Sub.Treasury.k With the subsequent snarp
leciine In foreign exchange there was relapse to
my, the market after one o'clock becoming quite
feverish owing to widespread impression thatthe
sudden visit Of The Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury meant r'''.'9.' s'.''oa' IN -.
isi1i sSf MORE GREFNBAcKs. e. H ssal ~
But the tendency OF the price to advance under
this infuence was counteracted by the great dim.
Guilty in carrying gold late In the afternoon. the
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HERALD, FRIDAY APRIL

9eo bsssi oats 1870 bushels; barley 5000 do me -four
markef genessuy peektng, woe @uieti YET IN c0pari
con with Re past few days here was more activity an-
dssto eSsss saes III 6Snssess.s snes our last M
within tSe rSnge q tie ANNEXED Susstloss Corn meal
~ es's 81 es e Sss snfH ~ ma s s. Ave.
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nr i GALVESTON. April g 1873.
A IRE last night on the Strand, between centre
ana Twenty-second streets, destroyed the stores
of Caat and Davis and william windermeyer and
the Offices OF II. N. Wicks, y. Gonzales Alexander
4, Ladd and James Torley. The losss 81 no !;
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CLOSING PRIoES-4 O'CLOCK P M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT. /

Cotton Quiet and Easier-Receipts at the
Ports, s,195 BaIes-Flour steady-Wheat
Dull and Easier-Corn Stcady-Oats
Firmer-Pork Firm-Lard Steady-Gro-
ceries Quict-spirits Turpcntine Nom-
inally Easier-Resin Weak-Petrolcum
Dull and Nominai-Whisley Steady.
sse.r 80 THURSDAY, April SO p. NJ
CorToN-The inquiry for spot cotton continued
light, and prices were wholly nominal at the de-
cline below Indicated, with continued downward
tendency. Future deliveries less active and again
lower closing at IL ll-lec for April l96c for May
10 7l6c for June and l9Sc. for July We up thus
Tb-dau Lasf Epno T,xaI
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Z, by 1a BATON ROUGE, April 8, 1878
An attempt was made to assasslnate Raymond
Ricard colored) fusion sheri-elect Of West Baton
Rouge at ten O'Clock Monday night, which resnltea
the assassins A reward OF $500 has been offered
by the citizens for the arrest Of the murderer.
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The QUOTATIONS. are Daseo ON cOt0n IN store running
IN quality not moro than half grade above or below
CorrxK-The market remained quiet but firm, for all
descriptions We have only 10 note snles OF 1850
Santos, Mozart on private terms aud $50 bags Rio
quote rio. ora,nsrv csraoes lekc l7c iair car
cargoss 1eAc. I9c Java, government bags DC. nc.
dor grass mats, lgAc 2e 9lngeporc isxc. INC. !;
isc. isIic; Ja%sies ~ iec : Ise g Domingo
asfs ssv..s W. slsss s
Tso On AID Sa1 Flour. Ians bbla wheat
aeAo bushels; corn nSN DO corr NEAL lstQ bblt and
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Considerable activity exists In property In pri-
svate transactions, prices being vastly stimulated
In up town west side lots since the sale Of the Post
estate. We have heard Of several very extensive
sales effected by dealers yesterday among which
was one by Mr.. John McClave for $3.50 in which
are some choice Boulevard lots Numerous other
sales have been made, but the parties to the trade
have not as yet made the particulars public.
Messrs. A.-C. Lamson Il Son report having disposed
of the following parcels yesterday -One lot 25x100
feet, West Sixty-6fth street, 200 feet west Of
Eighth avenue, for $l26oO; enc lot 256xloos feet,
on the south side OF East Nine ty first street, 1913
feet west OF Park avenue, for $4,000; O. plot Of
ground on the Dyckman estate, about eight and Q
half city lots, at the junction OF Prescott avenue
and Emerson street, for $3.50, and o plot Of
twelve lots on the Dyckman estates, on the north
west side OF prescott avenue ana on the southeast
side Of Emerson street. near the junction Of the
above named streets, for $l1, 900. .v gyt essTts
At the Exchange, however the busness was not
so brisk, although the attendance was numerous
The large lot Of ground offered by Muller, wilkins
Athcrton, located at Riverdaie-o on the Hudson,
was supposed would bring fabulous prices. Inc
first parcel offered consisted OF frontage OF 900
feet on the supposed avenue TO be iaid out Dy the
Department OF Public Parks, altogether 1887 let's,
at S176 per lot The bidding slowly rose to $780, at
which price IL was Knocked down to Mr.. Hugh NJ
Camp, who likewise purchased the adjoining plot
OF twenty lots at the same rate The owner Of the
property hereupon stopped the further sale, the
prices realized not having come up to his expec-
tation. l5 Nl.lNeLl y. 70 eN
The major portion Of those present however, dif.
that the property sold we'll.
. the annexed 10 the detail Of yesterdays public
Sales >
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-For future delivery basis low middng) the sales have
been ollows,sales last evening after three O'Clock
April 1000 at $780,; May, 900 ct l9,<c Loo 10 $780,
800 at l9<c 600 at 10 oI6c 800 at l9c. june 900 at
ioc 100 at 10 9l6c, 1900 at 1896. July, leo at 10 iec
800 at 1880 Exchanged-5Ic paid to exchange 100 April
for May Total 1000 bales Sales today up to three
p. MApri 100 at 10 isioc., 800 at iskc., 100 at IS
llsc May 800 at lo4c 600 at 10 Sloc so at i9<c 100
ct 10 Is1sc 800 at ioc 200 at 10 Slice, 100 9<c $40
10 alsc 700 at 1880 June 800 10 alsc 200 at lsc
100 at 1885, 1000 ct 10 el6c. 200 ct 19zc 100 at 76c
1900 at l9<c 600 at 10 76c July ut 1885, 100 at o
Lille 100 atig sec TO- 100 At 70 slsc, 100 At
iiSr.,. NAY, Total. io6O bales Grand total.
ports esssG arm At the GLOWING GS prices nfo
Hav5e. by steam ihc a. g lhc sail e. cSmPgessed TO
s ssH XII SAIL 70. TO LyssSpo9I By steam IA
galveston, SCI bales; New Orleans 3siIi Mobile, $50;
1855 New York, es! Boston, o. Total Us This DAY
last week. 1855 this day Las; year. ana we quote
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Westchester County Real Est


House and 3L36 lots 8 8. River av, 262 r. W. o.. :
Riyerd av., 26s 9x262; E. Guion. Szs0
3e2s lots. e. corner Palisade and River avs, ssx
100; Seeley 4 Co, per lot. y
2l0 lots, adjoining the above on Palisade av ioox
3 81. Or or Gson psT oi near the old Post Road O
10 lots adjoining the above, i05xeO: H. NJ Coanba =.
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II |ssss VS.; ;;;:iis::::::!!s'
5000 his.onri %. ....3
,%SsGiSS.;,iai.xx6.Siss
800 Bax E48aaeiisi.
loo iSse Co Fac ksssWdS;
$50 I'm Pac LIST 10. BIS
l2WQ I'm p Ia g....
00 do.
@p,Tyfsiiiiia.r...
100 Ehic 4 N w LIST m
~ u &otJ ga Goa.
@ f&W LIST. StL div
80 Nor q Es lst m. {
@jS%SE .!S !! !: soaA'
.M 9tLAINlptn "A
~ TIP 4W,wtfMD
fleop Bdr,oR AN LIST.
80 shs Narrower banks
,SrontSsns :;a;ii;.iii Bi. Bank.
20 Nassau Rank
= 00old n BANK. 80
~ Con Coal. .......
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sonts 20 e ssa,;,.
corsmeai. western $50
3Syn%ss
gaiuftore. p
pp..vLlc
T6ssTle msitei continued dull al, and IL order
Se p apy extent lower prices would have hsdo b ac
sslss ia: ls Is sSssi %
wss Il ss s . ssa !. s q
sSa s seG ana sa1ss
s %seS 0 wsssr IN e. wsn
1f ga ls Ssstea
@ o1 ' soSa 1S q ae ehoss
s q %ss va SS
sss n s .sOss WIZ SiS: 5sc Harley renamed
Ss sSss ss's
ss o anna snr SoSd n0m
se rn ts S SH the
..%
eSe
on sass rS SSss'S 70 oao S
oS 81 SssS snSs % @
on sn SSr ss
t. pSrtn tns United Kngao% Gon!nsn Sh:
hsnss e Spanish Rors refined
Ssnss e re
an e s Ssas On
ss q e
aes1 :ss..Inere rather more inquiry for foreign
way NeM was a. cm e. M prfs c
sost sns date SSas q cuba 81 Us DO q
New Orleans we quote = ""e wy 80 =
Cuba. centrifugal and Mixed. isc. &c. "a
Cuba. Inascovado, refining "a ssc Sc
I Cuba, museoyado, grocery ...,....w-a- s6c 1oc.
E kSsIl;S 1sSi "a &c. &c. &c.
NAyAh srcHns- The market for spirits OF trpentine
vas s dnil and nomnay easier There We're free oernsS
hs;is % sSs \ Nd
.sass srfSs svs
sn sss e Nos ssa 4 o kus s
Saess dull
WIN Saas s
% oast s sna GE the %
sDSn gs a s
s0a hs sa
RniS market remai an duh and nOmnay unchanged
lard BITS sla ss ssst
gt wss @ active y ns ana ss a
srns a I go bbls o. extra prime MAY
yate terms. Bacon was steady and IN iair demand.
sSSf ear and sy
boxes q May a. s i nesf remained aaIs and
range Of So so $iI for new plain mess 5bs sia Sis
css :na m DO az ss ss
asnas sSG %S Su0S Cut saS az S
Tae sass S s h az
SMOKED u. Ss g. !! 'f ss Do &
sG Ssm S as S sSsrssi
s Hyy sa':d BIDS u
d s ss nss
and the sales include asq Of team a. gnihe
o e d. sces s Of
Sc hogs were city quoted az
rs s1s for the range ,d. . verv ouo, b.,
tersss Of Carolina at re sc and bags
TSs .re e n Gsp ~
81 eenaas IL 0 Sc Renea sugar. q
IN Rses Sn mem srcssr 81 sqh
lows ~fs& aNaa = ~ ~ IT,
- ..,.a.f, .r.,.a... Hhds Borc. Bags. xaado
count including specula-I u At4a1 Il * frrr - Il
tony April L. 1873 ...... 5000 27002 1886 2lcl
Receipts since April l...".. 7s49 ssos a1iI- =
so, Total. ~. ;s;;i ssS isse aisl
stock this day xpriI 1873 sOss9 2s44 ls4 $50 2I6i
comparing with stock, April 49, 90 %. ~.
ccmpa pairing with stock, April 90 M 0O'' 1'00
csn pa win stock April 80 '.vss 10' $500
We quote .Rednins Inferior to common 7c
f = sl sSsa is IS GOOD gsss 2 or RT~ g
s E 's sna sss eha and
49, e II lSs Ps4S sss is sSmman & wh
To- sSc grocery. fair to choice, sc 9iSc Brazil
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Cnie 1u. -. iamllo Morris Esez lstm.. .Me
s s':s (: a: "a =:
Cley Tol new Dds. % Ohio . Aks 2dm con-. g
Y. IA old BIDS. ...... " Peninsule LIST Z, CON-. 70
c. FAAu new bdS 4. - 81 Iouis Iron 1st. ~
Let NQn Toll bds.... 96k Ntl&k n ut m,yAP Pc. les
pbnA Erie new bds... a. HxEt lat, $40, PD -
LsL{ shofe diy bdS..i u. !, Cae nifisn - ~
Cen Pacific gold bds,. lQ2X Joliet Chic Let
Western Pa{int bds. e<X COL Chic u Jnd 9 ID. ~
Union xecSe in mao ~ IotY 4 W. I'D. -. g
yniSs F Fsssss rs M ,s.sS
XIV y: sE2a ~ S: t 81 x "a
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We quote Cuba Renning Inferior to common 7c q
szc. grocery, fair 70 good SC ass{c prime 10
ehoice Sc s4Si centFiiugal bids and boxes, &C.
&c avans1;ssoHes Dutch stas - ss
49, TO l loo. do, 1910 % l0szc lie; white,
lo,4c 1ll4c. Porto Rico-Refnlng, common to prime
Dutch standard; Nos g to IT, &C. SIC. Java-Duich
standard Nos y to II SIC. agc. Manila--superor and
srEARsE was quiet, and prices were noninallv un-
changed
TALIog was steady, but only in moderate demand;
WniskrY--Receip1 go bbis. The market was a shade
frmer early but subsequently closed steady The sales
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{. In the gold lean market the rates ranged nom
g per centper annum to V per cent q day for car
rying. The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank
were as follows.--aoa 10y. ritst t 4s'9 s5s
Cold cleared .$e7 025 GOO
GOlQ Ual3nceb.s. tl,bo6,X64
Currency balances. .....s l995,og6
The Sub Treasury paid out $4,000 On account Of
interest and $1,000 on account Of redeemed ave-
twentes The European steamer took out s4oo,oOoh
In silver. sst 81 ereianf ga egnl o. eeiybG ono
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p ~ nv ANTHONY j. BLEEcgER, SON AND co. y.
III 3 a. q nsd ns M scSsIicy yl4Oo,
MI br an y. fn os ai Il; Co. sprsst $50
a, gosn H. i LAWNS si :. ~ = ~. s..a . $40
.Gf 49, By .J0s. M'GuIRk Il - 49,
ss'S av i pa issIoos; Michael cfonin ssas
lot s6th ST, J feet W av A, 2oxfoz2; r. McCui
sG, ~ ONe 1880
m s,l Brooklyn Real Estate.
U BY yERE JOHNSON, IN.
House and lot No 500 President 100
House and lot No 3l2 Prcside nt 2W
House and lot No 34 Pre- sident !O41
The houses and lots Nos. 336. 337, $3.50, 3 and S43
Smith street. announced ct auction, were disposed
Of at private sale on the grounds before the auc-
ti0n at $685. 0O0$ 600 each. The property on De-
agraw and Carroll streets was Withdrawn o9 81
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g r., cent U1snlasi % Rsrls az ssX pss cent

sugar sosnsa Exchange ,,eaa &1vi X S HEld an.
g 9eyS In currency, lox 10 per cent premium ~shorf
sight - l9x per cent Premium; 60 days in gold Sax
premium Oh fsss tx s Der cent OM PEI cent