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PROPOSALS..


PROPOSALS FOR STOCKS OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK.
sealed proposals will be received at the Comptrolers
office until Thursday sth day OF May, 1878 at two o'clock
r. NJ, when the same will be publicly opened for tho
whole part OF the sum OF million and forty.
five thousand five hundred dollars Of stocks Of the city OF
sXDbirioSxL NEW cRoToN AouEDUCT STOCK.
authorized by chepter 80 Laws Of $50 pay able 81 IN
august : cRoToY WATER MAIN STOCK,
authorized by chapter 5s3 Laws OF 1917 payaDe ,, s0
CITY PAIRS IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK,
authorized by chapter 739 Laws OF isaS payapic o
=" 'i' hDDifIoYAL cRoToN WATER STOCK.
authorized by CHAPTER &C. amended ny cnaptcr 80 90
32s Laws OF 1871, payable November lsyi.. ioovoV
CITY IMPROVEMENT STOCK.
authorized by chapter 60 Laws OF lsts payaDie On, an,
November l. 1872 $1,000 ~
cent per annu payable the LIST day OF May ana NO
re nr"nosas Nil state the amount Of stocks desired
and the nricc pcr 500 hereof and the persons wnoso
arc accepted will thcreupOn be required 70 ue
nosit with The Comptroller the sums awarded 10 tnem
respecvely together with any premiums thereon wneI
they will entitled TO receive ceruicates ioI vlu
amounts the par value Of the sums awarded 70 tne"s
hearing interest from the dates Of payment , .pro
nosals for stocks the City OF New York ana encio1"
In second envelope adore to the Conf IN
The right Il reserved the part Of the ,he in
reject any or all Of the bids, ~ IN ms Juag"en' Wv
tcrests OF the corposs,ipSRRE H. GREEN Comptroller
CRY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF fiNsSck,s
CosrraoLLEa's orrIcs. April ~, l5it
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, May 6. 1873.
Cotton dull and nominal; good ordinary l!,sc lislc.
Net RECEIPTS 90 bales Exports to Great Britain, 3d.
NEW ORLEANS, May 8, 1873
ordnarSg 1c good eTd
Conne nj, 5t6o. Sales 1000; last evening, 1900 Stock,
'" MOBILE, May g. 1873
Cotton weak demand for good grades limited good
Exports coaswise Sales 800 Stock asoS
Cotton dull Net receipts, gz Sales oi Stock, sosl
Cotton dull and nominal middngs is,5c E,sc good
ssaars ''' vel receipts - 0ass' safes ~ STOCK
WILMINGTON, \. c., May g. 1873
Spirits ofurpentine lower sales at NC Rcsn at 81 80
for gr1s npennG s'esgy - for hard 50 Is
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat q ana
gam 8 ~ AMER no. r NsafsS S q ri s p
sPot issc; ls.t half Nay ssssc a5e buyer
70 grade as55e asR%Iassd' &c GAG ar@; 1ts
sb 600 %nh Wheat $3.50 do
Lake and rail imports for the last twenyiour hours;
Flour ms bbls wheat q 300 bushels; corn 2os ol
S SSfa $50 "a a. d. Soss selys sass
E %ss 81 ass ssTf sss 81 sSas
s sS sp'is d Chicago No do, a. 8;
h e Soan n e Il 81 S n. ac ded a q
100 do. new No. at 53c 5000 do. old No 5sc
ouict OF 900 bushels Western mixed at i5c Barley
steady sales OF Loo bushels from store, ut SIC. quoted
Canada 95c. a 81 No 2Western, DOC. g5c. tworowed
state, Sic ssc.; fourrowed state, 95c Rye nominay
s5c. Barley malt firm at 81 81 10 for Wesern 81 loa
Canada pR Rye malt held al Ssc . ~ p''"'
oswHco, n. ", May 6. 1873
Flour unchanged sales OF LOO bbs at s. Is Tor No
and Sill tor double extra. Wheat steady sales 900
bushels of air white Canada at 81 LIDO do amber Mch
gan at 81 81, OF No. Spring at 81 %. Corn
steady; sales 2fO0 bushels OF Western 6Dc Barley
quiet Uplake Canada held at 81 o. Corn meal 81 Is for
boed 81 20 for unboed per cwt. Mill feed unchanged;
shorts, S2l; shipstnis, S22; mddngs, $23 per ton.
Railroad reighs-Flour to Philadelphia 60c 10 Boston,
6Oc 10 New York, Soc; 10 Albany, &c Receipts by lake
10000 bushels OF wheat $500 do. barley and $4,000
feet OF lumber.
Flour quiet and unchanged; prices private terms.
Wheat active and higher but irregular; sales fNo.
Spring 81 25a 81 25, and tor regular cash seller
june No. do 81 lGls; rejected, gslac. 93c. Corn
steady sales Of No mixed ut 3ec., cash Soc, seller,
June rejected 34lSc. 34ls Oats dull and declining;
sales No. Eat 5lc cash. 329ac 3Sc.. sellers June;
rejected 30sc Ryequet and unchanged at 6ssc tor No.
2 Barley firm and scarce sales OF NO Fall regular,
cash nomnally 81 l21s $7 25 sellers June. sold at
sl7 20 Sl7 a: closed at sly 40 Lard quiet and
changed at &C. loo, sellers june Bulk meats steady;
shoulders sold Csc loose sides nominav unchanged
Bacon quiet and unchanged. sugar cured hams, can
vassed sold at 1sc. 5c. whisKcy firm and scarce at
ssc Freghts quiet and unchanged. Receipts550U bbs
-four, 1900 bushels wheat, 10000 do. corn 5000 DO
bushels wheat 100000 do corn, $1,000 do oats and 1000
"a. tarla
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

There was but very little business transacted at
the Exchange yesterday.
James NJ. Miller sold one lot, on northwest cor
ner of seventh avenue and 13lst street, 24.1lx15,
to Calvin Stevens for $3.50, and one lot on the
north side OF 131st street, 100 feet west OF seventh
avenue, to the same buyer for So, $780, Mr.. Miller
likewise sold one lot the north side of 121st street.
800 feet west OF Tenth avenue 25xlO0. to ii. H. Car
man Tor, $1,000. Messrs. A. J. Blocker, son Co.
disposed OF parcel ofproperty consisting OF nine
teen lots Of land mostly cores at about 222d street,
adjoining the Dyckman estate, mostly under water,
as foilows:-1wo lots, Nos. and 10, 10 Messrs Pot
ter Brothers, for $40 each; Two adjoining, Nos.
and 49, To George III. Peck, for s225 each, and the
remaining fifteen to j. ii. Powers for $500 each. At
private sale Mr. W. II. Raynor reports having sold
the four story brown stone house 10 West Fifty
third street, lot 25x65, for $4,000.
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THE RUPTURED AND CRIPPLED.
What Is Being Done for Their Relief in
This Citv.

The annual meeting Of the New York Society for the
Relief OF the Rupured and Crippled was held ON Tuesday
afternoon, at their Hospital Fortysecond street, corner
Of Lexington The Managers report Of the trans
actions Of the Institution and It's successful progress for
the year was read by the Recording Secretary Mr. NJ
Hartley A report Of the abors and the rehef afforded
patients was then read by DR.. James Knight, in which it
was stated that 0 Ind been treated Of whom 200 were
inpatiens mainly children from four % fourteen wears
had 6een made the relief q INDECENT crIppes Since
time M patients laboring under ruptures spnaf
disease. hin disease, white swelling OF the
Joints paralysis, weak joints club feet had re-
ceived treatment in the institution, requiring ex-
pcnsve surgical appliances, and those kent in
repair during the patients recovery and that those in
durable and susceptible OF being enabled labor for
their living by the relief afforded them from surgical
planes had been supplied, involving large expendi-
ture-3,7S being outpaents during the past year for
whom surgical appliances required. and no other
provision made for e expense this supply than that
Of private contribution. An election then cid and
the following gentlemen elected Tor the ensuing year
John O. Green President; James Lenox, George Girls
void, Samuel Willets Stewart Brown and a. X. Wet
more, Wee Presidents Jonathan stGrgeg. Treasurer
Robert NJ Hartley Recording Secretary; Otis u; swan,
Corresponding secretary; George Abhe, II X. Cor
Edward 8. Jafray, William H. Macy. w H. Osborn.
Robert T. Stuart Frederick Surgcs Henry ). TeIbc,
Say,ueiV Hoffman.
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LUsIGNANI TO De HANGED.
The Court OF Parions InexOrnblc-NO
Further Hope for the Wife Murderer.

The Court OF Partions Incxornblc-N0
Further Hope for the Wife Murderer.
special session OF the Court OF Pardons Of New
Jersey was held yesterday at Trenton for the pur-
pose OF hearing further application on behalf Of
the condemned man, Luigi Lusignani, for COM
mutation OF his sentence. The Court was in session
three hours and hail. and all the members were
present with the exception OF DR.. Silly, OF
iunterdon county J. G. Jackson and G. i. Wertz,
every effort tohave the sentence commuted to Inn
prisonment Tor life. AssemDlyman Mckinney ana
the editor OF the Echo or nay, an ltallan news
PAPER together with a delegation OF other citizens
from Essex and Morris counties, were also presen1
TO show their sympathics with the unfortunate
Italian. Notwithstanding all their influence the
Court refused TO commute the sentence. Luslgnani
WILL therefore, be hanged the 18th inst, the day
on which his respite will expire. The Governor
will issue proclamation TO that effect to-day.
Nothing could be CLEANED as TO how the count
stood the application but 1t IL presumed that di
vision taken and that Governor Parker and q
few others OF the members were Tor committing tina
sentence. However, as the majority wer0
against it, poor Lusignanis fate is now sealed and
law. When the announcement OF the action OF tho
Court reached Morristown there was uni
versa feeling OF disappointment and regret.
Jersey justice, however memorable. was not sus.
tanned In this by public opinion. the spiritual
director OF the unfortunate culprit coud not COM.
mand sufficient nerve to communicate Tue sau
tidings. The new Mayor OF Dover, George kicn-
ards, the most popular gentleman IN motifs county,
was unremitting in his eXertions 10 save tne
doomed man. The citizens OF MorrlstoWn, Will
out exception, are grlevously disappointeu ~ thd
action of the Court
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bales wcrc American Sales OF cotton shipped from Sa-
yannah or Charleston, May and June. at SAi;i rom
from ports, deliverable in May, at lll6d The
market opened Hat Middling upiands, "a. middiing
bales
TRADE AT MANCHESTER --LIvERrooL. May 6-The mar
ket tor and fabrics at Manchester dull and prices
are ra her lower for all articles.
piy.RroeL fnkAnsrurrs MAExET-LvEErooI, may o.
been sO quarters including 1900 American. The mar
aet = hrmer Wheat lis. 81. lis nd per GENITAL for
ae Of wheat for hc three days have been
dLyEarooL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvERPO0L, May O.
M-Pork. tbs. per biol. tor new mess
LONDON fsoDucE MARKET-LoSpoN, May 6-Evening.-
Ais and closed at 40s Cd. per cwt
ali. tor fine pale American.
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NEW YORK CITY STOCK.


The Comptroller advertises for proposals for
Sl,O45 500 stock OF the city of New York, bids for
which will be opened Thursday, the sth instant.
The stock will bear interest at seven per cent per
onnum, payable semi-annually, and the principal
will be redeemed at the periods stated in the adj
vertisemcnt, to which attention is directed.
STOCKS STRONG AND QUIET.
The stock market was quiet but strong and
prices made further advance, the rise in in
stances being large. Panama advanced from liz to
49, but roceded to 113. Canton advanced to 1ol a.
In the more active features the most conspicuous
feature was rise Of two per cent in Rock Island
to l1OM-the advance elsewhere being u a IL per
cent. Union Pacific advanced to a2h, but fell back
to ak on the reported death OF Cakes Ames by
paralytc stroke, but recovered and advanced to
32x on purchases by
NEW POOL,
supposed to INCLUDE the parties who ec9rnered''
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoynoS MoyEY MARKE1-LoSpoS, May 6--5 r. Moon
soils closed unchanged United states bonds-Ncw vcs,
S9. Erie Railway shares, sos Consols opened at s3ss
bonds, s65s old, W. ls67s, 9 en-iorties, s9'a new
nves Sos4, and Eric Railway shares nj 81
PANS BouRsH.-pARIs, May 6-Rentcs, 54f SIC.
LivEaPooL CorroS MARRE1.--bIyEGpooIs May 6-5 r.
M.-saes OF cotton shipped from savannah or Charles
ton, April and May at s4d; and from ports, de-
able In juno, al kll6d OF the sales today ANu0
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THE GOLD MARKET PRIMER.
Apprehension Of an Advance in the Bank Of
England Discount Rate.
The Weeks Domestic Exports $780, 1000
The Largest in Our History.
Stocks Quiet and Strong Advance Of Two
Per Cent in Rock Island.
WALL STREET, |
TUESDAY, May &c p. M. 4

TUESDAY, May 81 I. M.
THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The total exports OF domestic merchandise from
the port OF New FORK foreign ports Tor the week
edning May Q, 1872. were of the currency value OF
$7.51S,o79. This amount, which is the largest In
the history the OF port argues an expectation or
nearly $40 600 for the week from all the ports
OF the United States.
TIE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London quotations for consols were steady,
at least for the account but the cash price was u
lower. 1t was settling day in these securities, so
the difference OF q per cent. for month Is indica-
tive OF an easy money market. Ueited States
bonds were u higher for the CTS and u lower for
the tenforties. Erie shares were heavy and de-
clined about Il per cent The new French loan
was weak and fell to AZ per cent. premium. On
the other hand rentes in Paris were q tride higher
at "a, 81.
MONEY EASY.
Money was easy and steady at a Z per cent, the
market being as quiet on this basis as II the past
eight months Of strlngency were a dream. The
indications all point to glut OF money through
out the Summer, and extremely low rates on call.
As first result of the relaxation in money a brisk
demand has set in for mercantile paper, and the
note brokers who we're thinking few weeks since
of trying some other occupation, are about as busy
as their brethren at the Stock Exchange. Rates
for first class paper sellers side range from to
9 per cent, while buyers offer a IL per cent.
Foreign exchange was steady on the basis Of 1925
q 1924 for prime bankers sixty day sterling, and
1857 1855 for sight bills. The outstanding extra
greenbacks amount to s1,sl7,ooo, an increase OF
.S137,O0O since yesterday
GOLD FIRMLY A 117L.
The gold market was firm and steady at III
117A, closing at 1171S, the strengthening influence
being an apprehension that the Bank OF England
might be compelled by the action OF the Continental
banks to raise the discount rate at the weekly
meeting of the directors in the morning. A scarcer
supply OF cash gold was also regarded as inimical
TO the short interest. The flrmness Of the market
continued to the close, Notwithstanding the IA
vorable return from the Custom House of the
weeks exports OF domestic produce The course
of the market ia shown in the table -
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CLOSING PRICES-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.


Bnles-Flour Steady-Whcat Easier
Corn Lower-Pork Nominal-Lard
FIrmer-GrOceries Quiet-PctrOIeum
Easy-Naval Stores About Steady-East
India Goods Generally Quiet-WOOl
Stcady-Whiskey Dull and Lower.
TUESDAY, May Go p. M.
Trade continued moderate to-day, though there
were evidences OF an increased movement in GER
tain quarters contingent upon continuance OF an
easy money market. There was fresh impetus to
the export movement in grain. considerable
amount OF wheat having changed hands, while
there was some inquiry for lots to arrive during
the current month at rather better prices than had
previously been preferred; still the market was by
no means active, and the purchases could not have
been made but for the concession of holders There
was but little manifest inclination to deal in corn
even at the material decline noticed, though
some parcels were taken for shipment at q decline
from yesterdays prices Oats were stl neglected,
but prices were about the same as previously
quoted. Other kinds were dull and nominal.
Whiskey was dull and lower and hard OF sale at
the decline. The movement in provisions was
still slow, but there was no indication of any re-
Taxation OF the frmness which has characterized
the market during the past lew days. Lard
was frmer on the spot, and held firm for
future. The trade in hardware has been
on the whole fairly active. Dry goods have been
somewhat neglected, though prices are sustained
for nearly all the leading cotton fabrics despite
tnued duness OF and depression Of cotton The freight
ing and chartering business has undergone no change
worthy Of particular mention Rates of freight remain
substantially the same and charters elected, as a
general rule, the basis of full rates. were
quiet but the market firm. Petroleum easy and the
demand light Naval stores quiet, generally speak
ing but prices were about steady Metals neglected
manned quiet and unchanged. Wool met with a light
Asnns-Recepis Tor the past three days l2e packages
The xra TOR pots 81 FAIR in ob and
nominal.
port Bricks have been in good demand and, with only
sures in lair demand at nnchanges pTces
sp seg a a q s
Sn pr s IA Jazz or @
Paris hair &c were only in light request with prices
CASDLEs.-The market continued dun for all descrp-
of eu e Su a yss Quarantine We
searie 2sc r 2sc aaama mt Ss soc ,a Slc
but prices sx%Ssa s11ss'nse Ms quote Manila
as snail sizes Mani s as 9 sS
i7e new Zealand cordasc loo. lie. Russia bolt
torrrrT market for lake continued very, quiet,
Is tons Of English best selected insot sosc.,
coFrEr-The market for Rio as well as for other de-
seripnons continued quiet, but prices exhibited no
g eSrisns gSSsss within s ssss
,o,s Sis sS.ts SEW ySrS
%sry es1 S ss, a. NY, ssfsos: IS
s ssss SasFes s 5 gfs ss pd9 f
60 90 days credit Java, government bags zoe. 2c.
f s STAT cyon sMsapalsb sfs e
m masayIa Ss Costa st. R Ss
nasSsla SIC Fod per sf@ % % DAYS Gu
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operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows:-
aoid cleared. $44 $4,000
0I Da Ia nee no: 5oes21
The sub-Treasury paid out s453oOo on account OF
interest and $4,000 on account of redeemed fve-
twenties.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The Improvement in governments continued, the
gold market Offering the help Of its additional firm
ness, and the relaxation in money making the de-
mand for bonds quite active. The long skies OF
ASST advanced to l2l, the CTS to 40 and currency
skies to 1153S. The following were the closing
prices: limited States currency SKIES 1854 a115h;
do. six, 1881, registered lis 11slS; do d. coupon,
1917 l2lI do. fve-twenties, registered, May and
November, lis 1151a; do. do, 1862, coupon,
do, 1854 1151s; do. do 1864, do. do, 115 a115s;
do. d. 1855, do do. 117ii 117a do. do 1857, reg
istered, January and July, 17al 117zs do. do 1865,
coupon, d. lis 11s4 do. do, 1867, do. do, 119N
q 100; do. do, 1868, do. do, 117I 11sh; do.
aen-lortlcs, registered, l1lA 112; do. do, cou-
pom, 1l3k 11s1; do. ives, OF 1881, registered,
1I4k lis; do. do. do, coupon, 1141a lis.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES ACTIVE.
The Southern State bonds became suddenly
active the business being well distributed,
although largest in the Tennessees, which sold at
S0. The North Carolinas were strong and the South
Carolnas easier. The following were the closing
quotations tennessee, ex coupon, sos a 81; do,
new, 80x 81; Virginia, ex coupon, 43 a SO; do,
registered STOCK old, SO 40; do, sixes CONSOLE
dated bonds, SO 53l4; do, SKIES, deferred scrip
13 1917; Georgia skies, 20 7s do, sevens 90 81
North Carolina ex coupon, ~ a 20; do, to North
Carolina Railroad. 90 a 60; do, funding, 1866, II
20; do, do, 1868, 16 10; d. new, 16 II; do,
special tax, IA Is; Missouri SKIES, 937s "a; do,
Hannibal and st. Joseph, 90 81; Louisiana SKIES,
43 4s; Alabama Fights, s57s South Carolina skies,
% 81; do, new January and July, 17A 1871 do,
do, April and October, u q 81; Arkansas skies,
funded, IS q 40.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The railroad bonds were quiet and generally
steady. The Union Pacific bonds were lever and
weak in the afternoon on the announcement of the
probably fatal illness OF Cakes Ames. The follow
ing were the bids at the call, as amended by prices
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Total -. - 66
been foowssaes last evening after three O'clock
ioS at July i4oo at is SiSc 600 at Is issac 100 N
issSc August 10 al is76c is'Sc zoo at Is ssSc
npt9 three Mag 100 q issc, 200 at Is1sc 200 at
COZ at Isle. 500 s,c, 100 Is sssc at is aiSc
200 at lsic July 6oS at ls.sc, sS az Is 9lSc 600 at
at llc 400 At Is z 800 AZ s iISe luo at lsssc
lslsc, 200 at IS 7lec; October 800 l71sc december
l7c. Exchanged-5s2c paid to exchange 100 May
Il 200 bales Grand total $500 bales The receipts at the
leans, 2,i32; Mobile, 5O7; Savannah, 977 Charleston
AS; Wilmington, 49, Norfolk 704 New York Boston,
1906 Total 6l9 This day last week 07O5. this day last
year 3sa4 Rates on cotton 70 foreign ports closed
to Hamburg by steam, sd. compressed; to Bremen by
steam, 1c. to Liverpool by steam, ssd 7-l6d. SAIL
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Northwestern their latest project being the ailia-
ton OF the interests OF the Lake Shore, Rock
Island, st. Paul, Northwestern and Union Pacific
lines. The gossip OF the street has revived the
story OF the doubling Of the capital OF Panama and
the payment OF per cent dividends on the enlarged
capital. Pacific Mail was active and frmer at 53X
a SIX a 54 a 53N, Notwithstanding the continued
non-payment OF the note OF 100000 which has
drawn so much attention to this stock the past few
days.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
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sales were considerable the market closing steady
future delivery. ~ g. 81 90 was bid for No g Mwau-
aee deliverable all this month The sales about
Chicago and Northwest 81 80 81 es1 for No. Mlwau,
90 to 81 90 FOR inferior and No 81 ~ 90 for soft No p
lower closing AZ &C. for old mixed in store The sales
66ac for old mixed in store: 6s,c. 6o9fc for do
afoat; &c for new do afloat; oslo. a 69c for
new high mice and yellow afoat, and egc.
Tor southern yellow aloat: white nominal; South
ern scarce and quoted at 7c Soc but
good demand The sales about $4,000 bushels
az ozc IN store, and 4c. aoat for old Western mixed
b0c bic Tor new do. aGoa 45c for inferior Western
Di1sc BIC for Western white, and Sec tor seed oats
barley was quiet ana held nominay at previous prices
Rye-salcs $40 bushels including Jersey on the pier
9oc, and state on private terms "
FREicHrsBusiness in the line OF berth freights was
moderately fair rates grain tribe better but
Tor other produce about steady. A fair chartering
business was consummated at about previous rates
The engagements include ITO Liverpool by steam,
i5U0O bushels at Sid this weeks steamer and
cheese at los 800 do bacon iOs 100 OF ocake at
51s d. ~ hhds OF tobacco at sos, 80 do, tallow at
as Cd, 4n bbis inbrieating oil at Is g. To London by
steam 800 bushels wheat at Sd 500 tons OF oicake
Sos loJ erces beef at s. 400 packages PROVISIONS at
s0s 2oO pa les Of hops al Nd; and by saiL 800 bushels
wheat 81 SD 70 hhds tobacco a. sss To dasgow, by
British BRIG henceto Cork for orders " the United king
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ppsr OFFICE NOTICE.

DoST OFFICE NOTICE.
The mails for Europe during the week ending Satur-
Jay Nav 10 1915 will close ut this office Wednesday.
AZ io5 A. NJ Thursday at IL A. NJ, and on saturday.
~ = " THoS. l.. JAMES, Postmaster.
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in quality not than halfa grade above below the
grade quoted.
Flour GRAIS.--Recepts-Flour 1896 bbIs wheat
1870 bushels; As 500 do meal 275 bbls and
$40 oats, 734 bushels; barley 1882 do The flour
market ruled steady under moderate demand. The
sales about 10000 bills Southern -four was auiet
and unchanged. The above sales include 45O bbls
Corn meal was steady, with sales of $50 bbls., ut
s. 30 Tor fair Western and 50 50 for choice caorc
Feed was quiet az 81 % 81 o. for 40 lbs 81 i0asi IL
track, tor 60 ibs and 81 ~ for middlngs with small
sales OF 40 d. feed AZ fortythird street at 81 o. We