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New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETs.

SEw-YoRx FHiay May -
ears i Oaehunddth--l making !. cars. bee7-s against
9 bss'e s- Flay and for '-s week 3i5 against s2f
5ihoroh the OUk Of them ld srrTe 1r n theJ
ro-ay enabled the saenu 6 ,ear yls Of yesterdays
Nhe ihe aes were general sIF iHe 's were 1ah Le sae @ a
buyer boiling back hoping eac a7 o obtain better terms OF ne
rec pts to-aAl, car, Z, n-''s s' :. 80 "a"
Tnree eaIs Of TeIaas average @ ct, so c 70 TeIlas
The shippers Conaulipaw we're W H. Nalery cars W H..
Wid1er ears t. Newton ear. and A. Camu5ei . cars
C0aey Mcpherson sold 81 Texans % -Ft 90 c for 4.
Csmo5si IS Illinois cattle av-an-s a & o. l2!e a1d i7 lIros
"a c, c. ~ lnos c''te seant -Ft at ia
De- " H. A.e y eEn ayerage csl. at oc % ifssa a
ID to tAe gross Tor W. II. w lA-r
H. Mye1 O n. Morris p Illinois cattle averaging a
n Goldsmith sold for n Morris In uiao5 c4ss 'angug 7Ssa
MARIN Fuller Co. .o4 70, M-h4 ,so-a ecrs averaging
Dudley Son Tor Trzszs pvssuz g. s Ios
TIE shipper, at aundredtsst Merritt Buhaid cars,
D. War sai r D. wsire 35 Illinois cs. averaging strong
u De- 1903 Illinois do u cvt 40 He = Illinois snier'
Burrhar tad se 0r themselves lsheu ehl %
Vs,L CIys-The receipt, I've calves fair proes
Consequence OF e Fame Weather country bos.
usariT ceasd arye CtyEsss veAis Is
Th1stou Co. sold So state lTes, ayerarag eo u a. si
live 81 30I0c.. and dressed uOife.
unchanged Sprug lambs demand today 10 queues
Of ght receipts while price are aHn T.lol, goaeaoe c-ane ls
ueh,t and caTs CoHnsups" Hak1g s week loo against
P8coe .os At Coauuu.pav 90 OH, clipped sheep averag
nc a9 n, At - lic y l p G on o 47stang ~ h tto.ct
Indiana DO averaging VI d. At ~ eira'71n3 Io .VgrsE
80 d. c 10 >prng lambs averaging % y a. 4c JeFe d. av-
Ease ca sprng ambs s355 r At '9l5le IS DO.
HoGsWh 10 CommuupaN and cars F0neti st. he
quiet Dressed hogs 1er with an advance &C. We
i've a. 5.e ey dressed O 'ic os heavy " at "ents
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prices improved break The canal sneh %
thought viii require days repair The marse loo
qmet absene Of m htoom obecss Dess
for uhnz demand for spnng tse s a
JIO0 basa. . 530 81 6i for No Chicago snrng -
ho Chicago sDuuR, an0 No norih--"-st
81 65 for No. ? hnNaukee Al % t9r No Dhah D.-
Ley s quiet Is heaYy. Barley Mali a gsl aad tAnf-
iui and he White snd di ths aes are fS
bush. New Ohio Mixed 1s2tc Black At f9i0e Wsssern
Mrof a. 5Di D5c. the latter or sweet White a. oa3c hIe
quiet ard tame Corn aer chiefly 20 me bs 10 no oasl
st Spraes but e Of freight checfs business tho s
$500 bush Damp d65tc Wessn Mred o. a$ West
White AZ Re western TeoE cd6tr solttern Nhe az oes
and 1000 bush Old M Eed lloat iron the Cana, AZ 6c
6UNNIBs-Baa dull aHf E0niuai II lJnl3te Cloth
ac-ve r steady Domestic quoted az bic Tor spot eFe Ha
I5e for the Snmmer mouths
HAY plenty and dun; TIE ovockei uh
grades Prime Qualities quote Prime 81 0Dt ~
Gopi Sl Ga5 % Shipping arst gnsly second guay
and CloFer A. 9zeO Moderate demand and stevlJ;
Long Rye at 81 ga 81 0i Short lo 09oe a0 Oai a
5Ja6lc
HDEs-There hhs
prices; evening To Ma 10 -
yt terms l63 Bueuos Ayres ~ ~ HeKesn. both
ON prvst4 .ems Bncuos AYrcs qnosei at l5GEtc
RNP-MaH. dro.ed ,Ofc gold and dali Jue sieady
2ufc gold .ower and 0f LOO
lsst az y 1lc-. currency .
INDif,O-The market With rather in1nry.
al ~ ard =
cursev. au1 cer1o1s Clraeas a. SJ0S)c. gold
active demand Tor Hesniock SOLE
msHufqctrers the week beng more literal -as
than for al uis a. puces previously cursn
The snail kinds ge'tng sce s ndae sst ano
.aten Rec7 week a. 66 SIDES aae 25 baes We qaote'
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE OP JAY COoKE Il Co.,
NEM-YnRK DO KAII-.r NAV 22. !

NEw-YORK, % NALI1sT., May y, 1873. }
The 7-3O FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD LOAN OF the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY is TO be
closed and withdrawn from market. in accordance
with the following resolutions, adopted by the
Board Of Directors on the 18th of May:
Wke--eas The Northern Pacific Railroad Company
has built and has III operation. Five Hundred
miles of ts line, through favorable and valuable
country;
And Hfsereds A large and growing way and through
traffic is already assured 10 the Company over It's
road thus Tar completed;
Ind whereas The Company has earned title 70
about Ten Million acres of its Land Grant and
placed large part of thus in market, and the same
Il being rapidly settled by mmi grafton, foreign and
domestic and sales thereof have been made at an
average price of nearly SIX dollars per acre 10 such
an extent that Sinking Fund has resulted, out OF
which the redemption and cancellation of the Com
nanys bonds have been begun;
And Whereas Ii is believed that on these results
the credit of the Company is 80 established AZ I'd
render inexpedieDt the payment Of high rate OF
interest as Z $40 per cent future Issues OF lS
bonds; therefore
ResoiSd That the Loan Of the Company under its
present issue bearing $40 per cent interest be Inn
tied 20 total amount not exceeding Thirty Millions
of DolarA and that Issue of bonds hereafter, bX
this Company beyond the said Thirty Millions shall
bear higher rate OF interest than per cent per An
mum. l.. s,-o...a
10 arrange with the Fiscal Agents for the closing
out OF the $40 Loan indicated in the preceding
Preamble and Resolution
The President Of the Company. in forwarding
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

Money was easy on call Mt 6D7 per cent on stocks,
and ). 9, and TO leading bond houses, prime mer-
camille paper moving with freedom at to per
cent. The closing quotation was per cent. The
outstanding legal-tenders tonight are 1856 3j3OOO
a loss, as compared with last night, Of $4,000. The
internal revenue receipts foot up $4,000. The fol-
lowing arc the Treasury balances at the close of
business: Currency, s4,33O0OO; coin, S74,6O0,0OO,
and coin certificates S26a3)OOO.
United States bonds felt the force of higher gold
and strong London prices, and smart advance was
reported all over the list on active buying demand
from the foreign houses. The market closed strong
on the basis of 12 to 1917 for 1868 in which large
shorB interest is outstanding. Fisk & Hatch re-
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FRIDAY. MaY or. 81.

FRIDAY, May 2S-P. NJ.
In point OF duilness aud want Of movement the
stock speculation was pretty much the counterpart
of Yesterday. and barely hundred Thousand shares
have been done The utter stagnatiOn now Ieigning
i'm this department pr1vOkes complaint ana lugubri-
GUS remarks from impecuniOUs brokers. whose Occu-
pations are rapidly going 10 the dogs. The general
market opened frm and ruled for a time about
steady, when a dropping tendency became OBJ
servable prices decling to per cent on the general
list. though Pacific Mail was feyerlsh in exception
all the way through, It's changes involving range
of nearly two points. Erie in ts limited movement
was the direct converse Of yesterday, declining in
sympathy with London. New-YOrk Contra. held its
own pretty well. the game in Western Union Tele-
graph being void Of special interest Of late.
comparatively fair trade was driven IN Lake Shore,
c. c. and l. c. and Ohio but the rest of the list de-
serves less attention. Panama, OF the investments,
was down to ILL., and Harlem steady, as was also
Delaware Lackawanna and Western at yesterdays
figures. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy sold at
Jos; New-York New-IIaven aud Hartford at 40, and
Fort Wayne 98. OF the miscellaneous list Canton
sold at ggi sale of hundred Atlantic Mail fetch
ing dollar share. There nothing doing IN
Expresses The general market closed dull and
steady The opening highest, lowest, and closing
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
The following were the closing prices as furnished
by Glendinninr Davis a AmOrY:

Gold was strong and higher on the heavy pur-
chases of strong parties who credited with buy
ing for the eventual purpose of squeezing such un-
fortunate shorts there may be in the market The
course Of the market contrary 20 the foreign
adyices which report strong markets at London, and
against foreign exchange. which Is lower. Cash
gold is easy enough, and thus far in
dicates preponderanee of interest In
either direction rates for carrying being g. 81 s,
and per cent. The import entries (coin valuationl
of dry goods at tho port of New-Y1rk for the week
amount 10 81 47g,4O7, the amount marketed being
81, 1886. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
$4,000 in coin interest and 1890 in called bonds
The operations at the Gold Exchange Bank were
Gold cleared, $5ss $1,000: gold balances 81 &c., 5B9
currency balances. $2,332, ,742. The following were
the ouotationa
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RErEIPTS OF PRnDrCE-

Per North RireT fffffs 1ud kgffO1Ge
BeesVI- p Peas 1893 hs-s Cotton III
ptcs Droi Fran 80 bbls Rz 2j h5 Flour io0 bbs Neal
bags 5usB. Whest l bush Corn 81 T15 bush
bush Ms l0{ bb Beans bags taEseH 2l H'e 1884 bbs,
80 bblA Spirits ureutne, l5it pkgs oil Ctke G4 ,des
a. Peanuts h Beef l Pok,
Butter pkgs Meats 1 pkgs Cheese ~ Lard
Grelse Ta0w. Dkgs-
Tobacco 10 bales Wool, 315 obl. Whisky.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

State bonds showed rather more life, sales Of New
York Bounty Loan being reported at lO6S91O8l;
Tennessees siiGS1, and Virginia Consols, 53l. aud
Missouris. g4i. The auotations were as follows:
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% t' o o s1 s'a ga, % v. = Si e, oi 81 soa. Bsst sS,
az 20 "Ge 81 4 ana domestic a 20 20 - o1 fo4 B.r to
sra; as or hngsh end 5i- for BaHea ali sod Other de-
aOLAsSEs-Ths ss embraced cargo Barbados pnva4
NAVAL sr0RRs-Por Spirit. ro.utne the ars.,b.s ooutrus
e % eomBr as bs sr51subs al s9s 5 55 so st s
Cat; J bb o ni whisky bb' al is, and 80 bb mehan.a6s
at yserlay At % e,sas E.h 5a's ai ii pnee to.,5 as
6esa noaeIsiev ae'ye s3l @ & sa s @ o. - 20 - R 1 81 81
ga - 5o Washington Tar quoted a. - = siihoa business
L W. ssT Of S % So sE. % & 81 $500 &c an 20 % 90.
terms; 200 bo No Al - .; loi ooa DO a. % - sH4 q S6H
5iIs-Ll,eod i, ira vh mall sales At 81 IN ,ss and 81 o. /.
~ 6ls a. 81 +5B7I So Crude Whale sg-lay 7ery gusi
Melhalea steady ln quiet aig Of 0 01 ~ c PINE "aes
53aTc eaai Crude Cotton Sesi scarce aHl aFm At 6s'7e
PRoysoSse Poa market i, les active nal easier 0- ,sss
f- Old Me- s 75B 6 81 ior new o.. Is 5 or oss ssa asy
Mass teve-y heaf Of 3Oo 55s hs se Juy pr
sO bb al =8a sI .1r Pu No.. 20 or hEts
Mr,. ard PacEet at iL cef-e Bse uiel; s. 10 q. ai
Cut Meats du 5- ;eaiy sales Of o Picked Hama =
P,s8 2s Hans d ii. 3 @ &e.eru c,r1sss rns at ,s
D. lo4 o beis a. ei l9e' @ u. ' . & " , @ 9f ~, - 99, %
very ia. eal s'F @ % - ,s ..+ ~ & ~ '5o' 5 '' H., - y
gi- "' "a: a l'si Se luoio u o, &c. or .Y .'Id
rather stronger ou' r ' '4. for Fai % Ila- ss4-
ana ana y C. 5 70. Fay - % p, I & a. h as ss , So m i.st ug1t
pETR6LBu}-crre tus ba' further advanced under ei Of
lernys ana drrsl. V delivery rht marei cs urrs
a, ac. sars Of 2' 4c Shipping trae le1 army q
Ii,c The Dea Igt and generally FrY marEcts
rb $40. gu,te rs oJu Oh City +-ll5; Nusye. ~ ~
s. r. saaI yeT WITH gu0lue e1sage 10 ql
t,-o1s. Nav AID 9'c "a es stead -
IS r. or "a roe AMI l5 Sa. hta nominal At ioi 0e
f,r stra Plalephs there nothing dor, ,na
l4.- WIS quoted price Tor delivery Aier E'
heard aies o J0 laI June At lJc, the market coiat
stronger. with 1Oc aszei for clr-oss.
dnz trade Oh lnrA -
SGARs-Ravs sssiv; s1 les OF hhd selling = 0 for Coos
Fr and Good taduu.: lhls P1r-0 RJ 7, ard BI ht
srEARS-Moierltey lcye Of o teL SOh At s!e and
snail los Prime 90 tic.
TOBACOTbe market for Eaatac7 Leaf s fairly active lad an
saes of $50 i0 export Be" cfoI
LBgs IL 118c and Leaf g. 3ai See Leais ind -
market eay; 5uly Ais 100 s1le N
Of ono
private -rrns terms Ul loy
15 Do. 100. Ohio oicf ld 90
crop l12 Wisconsin pnrage so 1as Havana u sOs
SIOJ
TALLOW-Dl All wess. owing TO ll9 sascfI oi heehfoo1
lu0 % 80 l1- 40 h n-i-t lo a. ~
WHISKY faJ -o.Fe lF.-eri sales Of w D1L az &c
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was as follows:
Gold receipts. ti21 ,s55 4s Currency pay
Gold payments. a7l3s7B III menta........ tT2T729 81
Gold balance .t0lTt467 rs Cur'cy balance D.5243s7
Currency repts 2,ls7lW 9T CustomA....-- 324Ooo 10
Foreign Exchange was dull. The leading draw
ers reduced rates for sight bills but long sterling
was unchanged. Business was done pretty well up
to nominal Quotations. which close rs follows
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

Inr7nItd n
Forward deliveries declined jlbc With moderate transactions sales
fylog-. \ on basis Il Llw MI-iiugs=
safe at evening after D. m-Aay lg2c 200
flc so at ll.lbc. Juy lUic. 100 8 2c 600
l8 J6e August loc total bales to-day
D. m.Iule, TO t,8 9bc 9 AZ h RE July 100 ~ l6e 40 AZ
H ~ 6ic 10 c, 100 st l3 . Be, lO 40 6ic
go Al B Lite R5z O az 10 Lite, 60 81 10 Zc, 100
al s Lite Lost 10 zJ2e August 30 4 Slc 01 Al 10 loe. o0
AZ lg: September lSic October 90 it II 6c E1hsnge
M paid exchange Msy Tor June total 800 bs grand to
CANDLRs-The market steady iut verv quiet We quote
Aamanne 6 OIL 9Glo sperm JIG Patent 4Oc And PArasae
COFFEg-Ro demand. sales 32Do bags Ceres,
J5 PosaYdon ~ lc aud an invoice al lsc
gold 2,0l0 mats java private terms
MEALrhe Flour ess active and grades
utsr B are more plenty and Winter Wheat ETtrss though
oue are held shipping Extras ruerrne, and Fancy
nueso'a are more plenty At the the market
3prag Wheat brands well ne but
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
RnNns At A RARGAIN.

MONTCLAm RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway. for sale at 90.
JAMESON. SMITH 81 COrTIHG. II Broad-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY MAY a. ss-rRIpLE SHEET
these Resolutions TO tho Fiscal Agents, writes the
following letter:
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,

following letter.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
PRESIDENTS OFFICE. y FifJh-aVe.,
NEW-YoRK, May IS, 1881
GENTLEMEN: have the pleasure 0f lnclosins 70
you a copy of "a Resolution passed unanimously ~
the Board Of Directors of the Northern racine h-ii
road Company on the 18th of May instant
Tins Preamble and Resolve are IN entlre Barihouy
with my own views and wishes and agree ia spIIle
and policy with the letter which addressed 70 you
on the llJh day of December last -
The completion OF our Road TO the Missouri RIVER
ana our control of the trade of Manitoba ana MON
tana-the beauty and productivenes5 o. the ked
OF the large Government trade to the Upper MIS-
souri, Tor the carrying Of most of which we nave
this year c0nTacted-Our having IN operation ana
Ader contract lO1 miles OF road on the racine sue
between Puget Sound and the Columbia RiYer-tne
very successful Inauguration of immigration
system, Che large arrivals from Europe OF bodies OF
COOnsts OF the very best character destined To our
Land Grant and the steady movement Of settlers
rOm various parts of the Union 20 the country
tributary TO the ROad-all this should, ia my ludg
ment, justify us IN eieyatIng the standard OF our
credit.
tluss that when the limit Of the present Loan is
reached the company viii ind itself able to negO-
uae si1 per cent loan tor the prosecution and COM
pleti0n Of che enterprise. Respectfully yours.
c. W. CAss, President.
The REMAINDER or TIE sEvES-THIRTY LOAN IS
NOW BEING DISPOSED OF, and offers 10 investors the
advantages Of
Limited AMOUNT
Profitable Rate of Interest.
satisfactory Security.
As the bonds Of this issue are made receivable in
payment for the COmpany's land at 1.lO, they will
be in constant and increasing demand for this pur-
pose after the loan is closed fact which much
enhances their value and atJGactiyeness rs an in
vestment.
Other secusties arc received in exchange, at mar
ket rates. JAY COOKE & Co.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
FoR SAFE.

MONTCLAIR RAILWAY Bonds,
guaranteed by Midland Railway. Price, %.
MUsGRAvE s. Co., ID BrOad-st.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
Bank shares Were steady On q snaI busLness. Z
following were the bids

Hyelicr business was reported in railroad bonds.
at higher prices IN some cases. The Pacific mort
cages were tirm NY Central and Eries were strong.
The following were the bids for railway mortgages
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
ArsrrN RNDwzS & Co.

Bankers, No. "a Broadway,
Issue Letters of Credit
CITY BANK or LONDON,
AND
LHERBETTE, KANE g. Co. PARIS.
Travellers Letters Received and Forwarded
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
5dles bu Anrtirn

A. MxxvTs Ausaicneeh 49,. ~,
nv RANGS MERVIN & Co., 656 Broadway,
- nesr Boaas-Sa BOOkE WoT OF An FSae' S'oos fnrn
turs ~ AZ NJ a vrry extensive and choice collection
a0oxsvsr S is nearly department o. literature
DY JOHN II. DRAPER & Co, Anctioneers.-
ID TnR DRLAWARR. LACGAhAANA AMI hkSIA1IN kAlL-
Road COMPANY win scR
10000 TONS SCRANTON COAL
Al n.Io an WEDNESDAY NAY 81 At y o'clock at 2s
Rfrkaage-piAce. -SAL ,-S-A. = I-e-e--
TNRUSTEEs SALE .,---o,
Arg. and Spenld sok Of SlNkkM ARE and IyORYHAND
WE PLATED TABLR CUTLERY, Store No 50 Liberty
eoors nom Nasssn vii continue daily at 0i O'Clock. until ell
shove stoek ooass reA tnew stys lee Pitcher
a.,, Gohs Fruit Center Pieces Bpergnes Cake
He arr Brcaks Casters Pickle CAssen, kapkin kings
Tsta spoous. Card Ree-vers. &C. &c Also
FfNB TABLE CUTLERY.
v soe Of he celebrated manufacture
storl be lots suit buye and the attention o the trade Is
~. % @ the stock mas be closed al PEI QdeE
FRED. SMITH. Trustee
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
flndnclai.

BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC STOCK
ID WANTED by GEORGE r DUrrON, q Pakpllee.
MMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
" COUPONS due j. Old bonds aud ConO ADD
Registered pay Apn l. 1873 coei b.
JOHN MANNING > Nev-st
ELECTION-NOticei is hereby given that an
IL will be held oce OF the New fot Bridge Com-
panv p City Of BrooElya, MOhDAl he a
that ios Steer DrectoY ~
Company Tor the shea eusung AEd of tvo Inspectors Se
ton for 1874 49,, ~.
hsv2 lg73 HENRY C. MURPHY, PreAasaL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

The Cotton store running no qIluJ lo
hzf a grade above nT below ql.eL
DELIYKEf
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
SECURITY AND PROFIT.


Vermont Division ofPoETLAND AND OGDENsDURG
RAILROAD Trunk LINE FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD
SINKING FUND BONDS, limited to $4,000 per mile
The road Is being built for less than original es-
Inmates.
More than half the line is in successful operation
No security is greater than these FRsT-CLAs5
RnLROAD Bonds based on LARGE PROPERTY, as
well as on LARGE AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING
INCOME.
They are sold at price yielding at present rate Of
gold over 81 per cent interest and upon their ad-
vance TO par TO holders to maturity an annual rate
Of 10 per cent.
For pamphlets, maps and further information
apply to
E. & T. FAIRBANKS & Co, St. Johnsbury, VI.
FARaANE- - CO.. No. 81 R=Nadway, New-York,
FAIRBANKS. BRowy & Co., No Mlk-st, Do,.-, D.,'@
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
TIE CONSOLIDATED so YEARS PER CENT GOLD
BONDS Of the ST LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN RAIL
WAY Co. issued upon a completed trunk line be
tween St. Louis and Nashville, Tenn.,l earning more
than enough TO pay interest and operating expenses
Price, 30 and interest Sold by
WE,sLOw & WILSON,
20 Wliam-st.
HowEs & MACY, Bankers, No. 80 Wall-st.. New
York. OlIer the same facilities 70 DeDO5tOfs dS IL
corpOrated Banks and allow Interest On daily BAL
ances at 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
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
THE MONEY MARKET.

MAY D. 1879.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-OFFiClAL RE'ORf.
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR TIE Tribune
FIRST CALL 10F O'CLOCK A. NJ
sales ~ Government BOnds -
10000 U.S52o 6snetc 1lei 1900 o. . Nv - .iloA
$500 U. 5. 5s 1910 C....i4s 1000 u SOW ~ h'II9
SALES FROM 10 TO l0i A. NJ.
Pac. Mail g. g Co E-ie Railway. ROCK lsAnd
3JOO-463 q 6acs 2Dl-64t, Gits3 2!O-lossr, Ss55
s0a tefsP ss9I 90l-stsg "a n. Y. Cen. AZ Hud .
699-iS3 a. ses Ike snorr. 1.0)O-lOOk, zs3
4Og-,63,g. a. ! i0O-gOE.3 Lb3 81. PAU.
27OO-.6S g. 465 IJ1O-sO5, g0a lOO-0ot, %
West. u. Tel c., C. * l. q. ONO q -ils.'
i0,SN9s al ss7 IHl-sll 1sc. 81 6OO-i2l, q, ts3
O0-JlD4, 50k
FIRST BOAKD-10l A. Il.
Caes n, SL1l, Poaas-2qiirOdi BOHds-BItk and RdH-
yo19-ErDreSS SlOcGs fc.
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FsnY Rooms from Slf per week Hotel H~lalaI -Al ne"Y
lsrlShed. AL BroadWsF stages p'ss at 4ot'l r .-- -
GBORGE s. O. LA"iS LELAND, Pfopuetors
no IFT-A verv nicely furnished front ROOM,
th ar brt BOARD private house bleccse luc W esi
fenih-ss Address OWNER Us bans-st
90 TTH-AVE., near Twelfth-st.--Very desir-
sb able ROOMS vita trt. BOARD suitable for gentleman
wtfs Sazio gentlemen
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
DTYfon PKSNsYLvA MA RAiLRoAD CosrASr.l
PrlLAp alPHIA. Narrh u liz.

llFFIC
PaiLAD zlPHiA, March y. 1915. Z
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders
~ that thsT privilege q lesong si be s'oss
~ ,hi Comn.uy u bltythe And Oneh m
t Al N, 5auber registered beir April
T1. sprtla Of Subscribe full
4 znt
.r1rop wf resolved after tbr er data The following
d.se o "a lhst4ent Of ~ between Nav
is and she remainder 80 cent be called for ayS
o,se 10 sKcsin IS per any Ihs
n,i,ee sod shArehOAef
sorpts At this Office The paid fos n
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
THE MARKETS.
lc.r..ullr r.norte1 for rup rnlrrrr.I

lCareulY reported rHs TRiBUNE
FRIDAY Msv q l671
ASHES moderate request and steady at 50 Pearls are
verfH Hu and na-
gRODN CORN AND BROOMS-The market is steady gth mode
rate INQUIRY. for old Mrli f0 for New DO ~
Tor Sew New Hur Brooms STEADY but
quiet quoid % Common Good, anu sos ~ for
Prime 70 Extra,
AXThe cemud only limited and the market steady at
the recent deae. quoted 603c fJr Western nd SouheD.
COTTON-rhe Cotton the has been quiet
We
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

o,uc. % MAIL sraAssKr and u w.slI
- Nkw-ioKK Nay "a i8T3 I
TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL ELECTION
Eenes sersSX fyes hat an election tOr Oreeo Of he
psnys Ono SOA 81 and 81 WAst, WEDNESDAY Mar S1
between The houn u IN and fhe bsoks sill -
closed prspArasOrI ss elecnon Monday MAY ~ sad
Opsaed rhasdAy. Nay ss At 10 By order Board
THEODORE T. JOHNSON Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
THz MgrrII L1s IssuGAsoE oosPIST oS Ssw-YOEE,

THH Mutual LIys lssuAASoE CosPAnI % hss Iokk
ia AND LEO BkoADuAY, hEv HokK. .6th MAJ. ma
THE ANNUAL ELECTION pursuant % tho
Il Charter Of hs COMPANY for hs eissOa q TRUSTEES e
OIL the places Of those vii th.i
dAy of June
The polls -il be opened and n close al oelOss
u as Sfscnsea- SSo. y. aIVAkT 6vskssAIS.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
Gelp manieo--M Maies.
6elp mauieo--females.

WANTED-At the PROTECTIVE UNION
AND DIRECTORY. 6rs for General HoussNsf Neatly
--1s slkHoaA ADolE. viii IefreBcss. la Broadway
New-York tribune., 1873-05-24
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CO.ECu.uB.V.
4 COMPETENT MAN of leng experience
"A snd msnv years references GROOM and COACHMAN Cal
of .i8rrss ~ 6ih-sye., saddlers
A SITUATION WANTED by a y0ung man
n - COACHMAN groom and elschnbn. Fr-c.ass reto
w irou last employer. o. Tribune Ur-owu Once. 5i
- Thrvseconl-st.
NOACHMAN.-A single man. English, wants
y situation a. COACHMAN aud GROOM private f.mi thor
sh un1er.tauds Call address J. P i3o W. authst
yifEie stable
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A DOUBLE-ENTRI BOOKkEEPER. R. middle
n sgs1 experienced oa.8e,s wishes fuaio1 position
trust aualec Highest sEa7 post Address
v. oarp Brownen Bro, p Broad-s-. H. l.
WANTED-A SITUATION bYA Young man
W a Csnaiiui u go NJ wiling maze hlli stl5T
,v SseuL Adfres N. P. Box c. Tribune OGoe.
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w respesblv llo ucrlaraucesl. q geueuans HOUSB 20
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