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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-07

/. A writer in the Baltimore American
says: There is not only popularity in
fuaerals but also in weddings in Vienna.
Among the mil5le classes a wedding
party in going to Ghureh, ipsteed of Sc
curing closed carriages, employ open
barouches. The bride and bridesmaids,
With the groom and groomsmen and
relatives, Ell seated in these open car
riages-the ladies With white drssses and
wells, without bonnets, fully intent OF
being seen, carrying immense bouquets
mass through the crowded streets If
ia weather is fine, after the ceremony
Is over they proceed to the praeter and
ioin in the fashionable afternoon drive.
Whether this is &c only bridal tour they
take we are not well enough Tersed in
Austrian habits to say. 1t is, however,
a pretty sight, and adds considerable
zest to the enjoyment OF 8 drive on the
praeter. There is no more pleasing
spectacle than bride fresh from the
altar, being suggestive 10 the yousger
portion of the spectators and re-
minder 20 the old folks Of their own
happy experiences in the long flown
past.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-07


Even those copper colored cut-throats,
the Apache Indians, have a touch of
delicacy and romance in them. From
a lecture delivered in San Francisco by
Colonel John G. Carmany, we take the
following account of their courting Gus
toms; Every youag girl is at liberty to
refuse a suitor for her hand. The
father, mother and brother are prohib-
tied from interfering in her choice. Her
person is at her own disposal. After q
brief courtship the lover makes formal
proposal by offering so many horses.
Horses are standard of value among
Indians. As the squaw does all the
work, horses are accepted as an equiva.
lent for her labor. When a young war
rior becomes enanored he fastens the
horse near the wigwam of the squaw
whose hand he seeks, where he is left
for four days. If she fails to feed and
water the horse during that time the
master is rejected, but if she accepts his
offer she grooms and kindly cares for
the horse, and then ties him to the wig
wan of her lover, as much as to say, L
am willing to be your slave and do your
work. At the marriage the sages and
sachems meet together and the bride is
not unfrequently loaded with forty to
fifty pounds Of silver and copper
trinkets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-07
m: MONDAY EVENING. JULY I. 1878

native authorities TO try the young man,
and during the discussion he escaped
from town. The populace were vic.
lently excited over the affair, not that
they cared for Hadji Hassan, but because
his taking on caused confusion in the
business world.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-07
MONTGOM ERY
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA
TH1s DEL1GHTFQE' wATERINgg E;DI og PLACE p :;tcl.

VNHIs DELIGHTFUL WATERING PihiACE i.it
i will be open for the NEyr n 'D'''''
on the FIRST DAY OF JUNA NE1it,,.o have
Extensive additions Of new fu. ui'unv LIZ II,
been added, and the preprietors are usn,ns sh,..d
every arrangement for the comfort and COW
This is the most beautiful and extensively
improved of all the numerous watering places
in the mountains of Virginia. All the usual
appliances for the comfort and amusement Of
the guests are provided, and Express, Ilcket'
Post and Telegraph Offices are found here: i.
The Bar will be under the management OF
Thornton A. Atkinson, and will be supplied
with the best of liquors.
BIG TUN N E L,
on the Va. and Tenn. division Of the A. NJ.
and o. r. r.. is the station at which you take
the car for the Springs-distant Ia miles,
Round trip tickets can be procured at all the
principal towns and cities.
g. A. CoLHoUN. for twelve years the Resi-
dent Partner of tho Allegheny Springs, will
assume the management, and he tenders to
his old patrons a cordial welcome. and pledges
his efforts TO render their stay pleasant. We
propose to have none but the most Inexperienced
servants. and ovr supplies Of every descrip-
tion will be selected from the best the country
and city afford. 1t is the intention of the new
proprietors to so improve this property as to
make Il the
U,eadlne watering Place I'm the
Mountains of Virginia.
It's many natural attractions can be so i'm
proved and ornamented as to render TINS com
paratvely an easy task.
we employ none but the most experienced
eeryants, and eur supplies Of every deserip-
4io1 will be selected from the best the country
TERais-s2 SO per day; SIG per week. $50
Der month: for the month Of June, $40. Chi,
dren under ten and over two years old ana
ser'An'ici icioDLH66uN, DLH WILSON & cowAN,
PrOprietors.
Clerks: C. NJ. obenehain, VIM. Wade and
WIN. r. Rose. - Wit. IL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-07
Bon Aqua Springs +!

U,HE ABOVE POPULAR SUMMER RE-
sort, under the management Of Mr.. j. II.
Robinson, of Nashville. Tenn, will be open
for the reception Of visitors on the 10Th inst.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-07
Board, per month, s45; per week
SI4; per day, 80 90. a

Children und ar twelve years and servants, hall
orice Special rates to large familie9.
Excursion tickets via Memphis and Louis
vile railroad, from Memphis to Burns Sta
tion and return distance two hundred miles)
twelve dollars. Comfortable conyeyanees az
Burns Station for the Springs; Immediately
upon the arrival of trains. Sleeping cars
through. aa..oo
nm. and arrive at Burn s Station at2;3O p. m.
For further information address
% '"' j. f. ROBINSON,
Bon Aqua Springs, via Burns Station; y Tenn en-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-07

Per month, July, August and september ~ W
Children under ten years OF age ana coIoreu
servants. half price.
We have been fortunate this year in gather
ine n store of clear ice. so that guests may be
SaIiy supplied. Address for the pamphlet
containing analysis and description Of the
water, etc, JOS. l.. KING, Prop'r,
A8-q4 Montvale Springs, East Tennessee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS

BALTIMORE Arr Cotton very Milag 49, ql3c Fosr
Far 10 Prime io gsa-2 - Chooe An1er - 100 - l Cool
western Red $50 81 3 Amtsr. ~ a9a 81 % Corn drn
southern White ooe ao lgos ~ 4e Aie S'isIa zoe
i5as quiet srm- Mss PorA. sa 81 90 Bas Meas tEH
saes shoulders Al ee akaE ei Clear KID SIDES
" Basss sH shoa.rts q q d S = stem s 9
unchanged. WlisET lrm a. 5lie 49, 49, --.o..-. -,
wrtef "a ga ~ IS; White Winter - 5oqso WheaE
tvr not made public duoied-A salkse No spllg . 20
White Canlda 81 lsqsl - White Michigan, 81 sDg - Corn
stead Of snail lots o. Western tack at 5lei @
bush No. store at Sc Oats dgll ., sales 40, 20
NJ. tor. waite western. Barley
800 Western store Al sc % bush western Al &c ~
No Wetern. sas3c rsooved siais 81 9a9c FolIo~e o
Winter Wen I0q=l u.s. Prime Canada 81 20a 81 lS Rye
lsd At s5s Balance Of articles are gneaa5ss1 .,
regular aud lower sass Of No spl1g At III l5 = yi NO
= IqsIl Corn in fair demand and lower sales Of No
A1e1 At % ot 1- and eaI & "a rae fsr So ! RE
ud nominal o4le Tor Fresh 6 ier Rejected Bss trm 40. 10
as IS o. cash 20 seller NAV L1ri qut a. . 20 l1
seller Apr sp and sss at Dsasd Hssts fr derasn
aessi, 80, IN a. sr loose a ode bored; short Md
l9asi .d and 9ust al &C. cash gic Sc Der Mag.
Mdies q a8c seller Aal Bacon gas eng sady lS o'
R,5I6 700 bills Flour 1900 bu,h wheat, 30 bush Corr
= o ssi s p y sa whss il COO 6ash csrn IS 90 19sh
Oats bush rye and lioo bush Barlsy 900 ,,. 81,
30 spuHg % y isT Amber MasI 10 30 ,o %, me
Meal ID Tor boleaf - =.
3ted Ger cHt Mied hhors. -2l Anpstuis -
Mldags 80 ioa Railroad re ghtsIFour . FhAspAll 0
a. Eo.fou he 10 New YORK &c. 20 Aibsur Sac =.
pulfApELFHiA April 3-Groeerss tn susatuhs sie hni'
seiubs Petroleum Crude 1iei he1ned Stc sr'
aschanTd Flour anner Tor hgh gsdsa oerl lotanl
- sua li Extras &c 10 Peuus wanna lGana ana
- F,fr Family - = WIDEST sist and si-a1yi aei,
- gsasl 80 spring. Al ~ r. sells a 100 S3A
t,lrr yellow ttIt5c. eaiA tief
I'd BarsT and BARLEY Mat uleh11ged froos LILA
g. p,~k 4 Etd9- WHISKY CAL a Die
~ Lor April l-flon tuu sgd uacsng-d NheAi CUT ana
droopng ons saups lots selling Cen s,s1l AZ "a 80 ri a.
SIDE track iJc sarAsd 1Ats 9a4rt az ~
IA ac Sog, east siie riehi y a5ll 1eAe b~
~ ~ Pork so So held a. 80 % al close by al
~ r. Clear Rib Sides uacolntY, a. &C., hltrt 81.
Ham cve speculative iesl sales o. teat nir'
a IG8c seller June I0ic. seller Julr inic seller Aisias ne
seller september Lard ara a. e Tor sis1 yet A,s "a =, ~
- T5a Cae active ami trn ~ - = y L-le wv
- Ne Ega - IS Zoe <f-sdf6 tor lar 20 cocs
ssers Heccpst0 900 hba fisur ~ 10 tuh NhsA 's 'a'
Cou 3D. ~ bas4 Oats. 10 bash Rye 49,. o.. 60
ToLEbo Aral 1FguT active and higher a. - 49, "a &
lgl AMI al No. White Wabash al w No. a ~
Ertn White Mehs-s, 81 ~ No aor ~ %, Ah'e,
-. o.. seller MAJ. sl b1i seler Juna 81 w ~ h
Na Red Winter. % Corn quiet sna uAlai-rA "ll
AN lui saer tc tor l5c for MensAn. hs ~
brh Wsat I'D bush Corn. akVnent-tVo bAaA. "AeA'
l000 te.5 C.gl, AL ,10e baaA Data
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04

net rc-r.. szposo.st~e cs bales; sales 1o bales
bales.
CaaKLKrros Aprl 5CSt.oa aui Mdffnrs Bi 0i8ic
net rrc-pts sales 90 baies. stock.
Louis. April JGottOR arm Mladings Die Tgec2,s, "
baies. shipment lib hass
JC010-NO business II Cotton sisrPsat paF
net r,crps - halcsi gro t219 bales s0cs. T. )Dl bales
EuOHIEAEs Aurl 3Cer0H moderate demand; Orfffary
lac Good Ornav Isle. Low MiidlrEs u. MahrEs l1.c
reoen 33ll bales m bies er9oo Crest Britain
80 bass sales 30 Dscs azi evening 20 socA 1919
bales
wnuNsroS AprI sn Mdiiags. nlc. net reos %
bales, sales "a bales. stock. 5lJ5 bales
BAuTiMaHE Anrl l-Coon duh and ueriaai MalaEs lgae "
bales; erp0rso Great Britain lol besi coast
81 sale 81 bdisgs stock. s.2UI bale.
PHILADELPHIA April J-UorOn dull Mi1fings tDc
l--foton hrin hYDi DirrT itf,
net srt Sol bales; eTpotscoasNse, sJ bales sales y" Dls
stock 81 90 bales.
MEzPHs Aprl 1-Cotion DALI Low Mdni F9l8c receipts.
~ bales h-pments. GO balesi atoca, fI4 uaea
NORFOLK Aur J-C0ton seadgs LOw hl+oi1s etcf re re-
eeiDt LAS bales expors-coAssv AZ bales ss O. bales stsek
1.9lf bales
AugUsra April 3Cot0u-buyer. and sellers part ening ioEn
h.dhngs l7iDl8c rvceio1s 63 asles; sales ~ ufiss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
INvrsTNTNT BONDS.

The NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD 80 FIRST
MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS. which we recommend as
proftabe and well-secured investment bear z 80
per cent gold interest, and have the following ele-
ments of security, viz:
l. They are the obligation of strong corporation
2 They are a First Mortgage on the Road, ITS
Equipments. Rights, and Franchises
8. They are first hen on its Net Earnings.
4. There IS pledged. in addition, for the payment
of principal and interest, Land Grant of 1880
acres per mile through the States and 25GOO acres
per mile through the Territories traversed. The
Company is already entitled to nearly Ten Million
acres of it's Grant and its Land Sales thus Tar have
realized s. &c per acre.
With nearly 800 miles Of the road completed and
in operation, the earnings for 1873 viii be large.
All marketable stocks and bonds are received IN
exchange for Northern Pacifcs on most favorable
terms. JAY CoohE a Co-'
20 WaI-st., New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04

The Bank of France gained 100000 francs Again
the monetary pressure was very severe. and the
bulk Of business was done ~ not much under per
cent bonus the ruling quotations being 10 30
thouch 4 good many loans were reported AZ half and
interest The rates were kept up stiff until after the
close Of bank hours and final business toward $50
was al about coin. 4 better condition Of monetary
affairs is likely 10 ensue shortly however for relief
VIII be hadfrOm areturn of money here already com
mcuced-sOme free amounts being on the way from
contiguous cities. Merchant paper Is nominal. The
legal tenders outstanding tonight are S3jsJ050JO,
against SOS $4,000 last night. The internal reve-
nue. receipts to-day were SSz00O0.
The Government bond market was firm and higher,
with material advance in the bidding prices. Thus
while the demand was active the paucity of offer
ings was q prominent feature, and prevented any
large transactions being cOnsu1nmated sales OF
1865 new and 1S6Ss We're made at 11G, and ls67s at
1T. GIl7- the market closing strong. Fisk u Hatch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04

to-far 81 bblx NeTOreans AZ p 0l3c-
NAVAL STORES-Te for Spirits Tarpertne has been very
tbout speculative call o. 800
bb Mercluiabe April Soc or t0 90 ne p9i leio were
~ clo.. a o 1000 s Strained Is buyer Apui cargo o
6oS ~ a. erv within he nsst IL veeks - %. and COZ
Pitch quoted a. - ga - Ill, 49, a. ,,z ~ a,
OATMEAL quiet aad ulaugedi Canada held o. - ia . ~
'a uskst Is easier for Ness quiet for
he iatas Prime Ae 's-T sl4 e 5 5s1 y Me-. S 5 fol
80 Prime. Prime Ness wood hoops; for future
arey We hear o Isl bb. seller Apu a. ia 81 l3 al
~ -, W.g Al III ,nd SOD bbls DO seller June AZ 3
PIN M~s and sl1a4l3 IS Mes Packed al U.s.
rce u-f m ed demand sales 100 az 30 ior Prime Meas
an Cut Meats less aetv anu heV % o.
10 Peaked Hams ga b 3. i1c 0y til Hans q.- - IN
al 7lc. lOl boxes Sailed do. at 7alic 50 es Hams
3 hi 1895 3 e az nj o. lei 80 boxes Bellies ~ ~ ~ -
m uret Long Clear Western al 81 aSei e boxes
Long l.6c 30 boxes Lous Clear Tor April Al 80
.sr ssv at sle J RIB huk At ac 10000 70 short
Clear al CHICAGO Mas delivery 4l Dressed HOG arr dh Aa
a. ~ fuf Ia ahaei sales Gc ioT No. h,e Tor
Ctg gi 40 IIlc Prime seam snl Be- Tor hetie hs
ffrrs 8errrv We bear OF go tea seller April az %
little 90 seller Juse. at JbG5.ci aHa 30 @' ~
PfTFOL market Resnea has continued very dull with
prevalent decided change To- u-oaiu'i e
art hs at s last half April 40 90 a5 Grade enufry pom
COS s de AZ Paisphis AkeEsc 4g AM weak
viii caf8oes Tor ls moth quoted az 10 i1. r rr-. .,
ElCL-Ilf uarlet % h.alfi ,fpluA 4tri Lang ~ -. =
rruey pail 5aac, gold n hou the sock OF hAHsooA
SEIy-rhe market Tor Goat continues qaei, ht prices are
without guo receipts 200 bales lameo - bales Fra
% bales Me1lcau 10 bales Corpus th. . ht blno'
bales Cacuta saes 20 bales hriu - us 'nihpA Ana -
bales MGracaho Del quiet BAT fni receipts ~ Aes s al l'
Cruz 3D. bales irs foFfeso anl bale. H virA
l11 Vera Con- AIf Ahsoail aul -.V % -Al-D --I
Isr fts lHrHf -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
finGIrlG!.

TKxAs AID PacVIc RArLTAY CoaPsET
81 RxcahSgR.PLACE. NzW-F5RK. h4rcB %, l6lL }
A SPECIAL MEETING Of Directors of the
u TRXA5 AND PACIFIC RAILWAY CONPASf viii BE- bei
no 20 Erchanzepee. Ees-YorE City. FRIDAY Apl 1914
al O'Clock n X 2. HIATT. oecrriaEE
NOTICE. TIE ORANGE COUNTY Ma
~ TIOSAL BANK, heated a. Cheea, ia the state q Vermont
closing ana All uo,e-hoie, and other cgrlto7 n l
therefore heru5g noticed tie ali OIhert
s-sIut The ASSOCIATION, Cor payment Dated Jan "a l57L
WIN y. AUSTIN. CASHIER
OTyicE LAKE SHORE AlcHIgAS s7UTHugSi
RAILWAY COyPAsY CLEvEIAyD OHIO. Mlrgh q. lf7l
FIHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCK
Il HOLDERS OF this COMPAyY Cor the ELECTION DIREC-
TORS and the Of oher appropriate
business vii be hcd ths one 81 The COMPANY TIE Cts 81 Ccvs
land Oho WEDNESDAY the IN DAY " Nay hetFea the
hours Of Il O'clock the forenoon and O'clock IN the afternoon Of that
The Company win b. closed The close Of bust
Apn The a0rang ri
8tb dly q MAY uert- GEORGE B. Ely. aeerr.a--.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
Coleman Benedlct's closing quotations at p. m.

Gold was pretty actlve during The period betWeen
the opening and the announcement of the awards of
the Treasury, and the price under the clique doctor
ing rose from IL! to 1l7l. There had been an ex-
pectatiou in the Room that the Bank of England
would raise the rate Of discount again to-day, but
when it transpired that change was made, and
the drawers of sterling rapidly lowering rates,
the price fell back TO 117l the movement of the day
being limited Loans cost for carrying l-S2 Z, and
per cent, until after u o'clock when much as
was paid. The bids for the Treasury gold amounted
TO S5,54OOOO at 1T to 117.56, the award going at
ll7.2sl 70 117.j6. The "details are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
legal Notires

SUPREME COURT-CITY, COUNTY AND
- srAIk o. NEWA ORN-Johu DANIEL bfrt t1aes FH.a.A
1900 harne Der alhrkr Wllus Noaar Nuaelf ffnA
Kiha.h Leb. " an " cri A1glre K Waace ln 80.
llls-l a. hAshepd =
Wltau.-aul llh Nee 4n.rlsni william flynf Geo w. lsf.@
Amenc-n Bank Nrslurk, Jarvis slate heeef-5 81 -
rr,r.I u,arsart 0onnanr Clran Dcm ihrolnry H. Ter
eu Theodore Nrtcru Bernard p Ne,tcIer, jobs Muf 80
f.la survars MlsrhT. Net Lelni Aie4 -.an
th b l,tan Grorge n. nc4 Ar n lilier flp q va
ADRIAN a. Mule. r Henri a. hean-i, ea- i-n-s 80
r esrrltsr al Clarence fr .rccssc4 kyHr- Na1
oa Qnaskruhas Ahr Woes John b slnausen hna = a.
dmntr1 oil Charles Lett dvc1ss Jaco5 Asas'er Anst9 nh
John D. Msru and MARI louu, bis vie hglrni inls - ~
rnaans aovs each You Aer'9 sneaei nd
ruire Ia an c tbs aCeC OF sa evrl hrfe
uh served COY y 1osf asrf 70 ~ -
sutschcrs az tler c1cs No - Naise~ n So 'f
Csantr AID OF Neaior4, vn tseny as eaf ile str
hereof ~ rr ~ such crycc All u fua A o. ia 90 ~
ou a. Cine Aafrsail alsata " a acacu vi Eif
Al s Couft lor ae rc she pa's 81 hss a
1874 tQtDhAl BIZ ii-Aa t'D''l
The oompa be Shove euatoi ss.oa w w ~ ~ 80 p
s k III 80 County ID View afA e. n1 va 4- % Nee
ber Ig-a AZ tle New COAT holse b. s'l 'if - -.
F1d .aweFN ColDk@A bHVl eN.s'i --a'f' N'i'u'lr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04

Htrtyt April I.Erau-eOn Jlte s-ste' On a-s. e1Fr-nrV
10. as per cent Drs-li short sat "a a3 per Gems p-l
lU llrs sul 8 sllr aELt Jl3-f Der
premium Loaioa gi 4J Per cel preal-ni on fafi
-! peg cent rrtfnlun-
hAvAsA 2usl nominal Ereafne sie On o. J1te state
IS. cert short HglL '"i'' per
c.rt .f1 . -o I3ta5 PER prsn short is slt
as 1e clli premium Pare, -! @ r c-Li Prr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY April. A. 1873

sUGARsT market has ruled s but the quosas a.. ek
repes'ea oews ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Commou T7sc
Pair Good Fair. 8d8tc Coed Prime, sfdai sir
Centrifugal hhds Moases
Mesao sa6ie' HavansBores ID. X Eo qste
Il "a % hOa u "a Is ~ dSc Nos 10 a. i0dlnc
10 log qle White 9ia lle Porie RiuoRehniBg Isis.
eorT y asc Braz-D = Nos % r. TH9c JavsD Nos 10
~ d3ci AansSuperor and BItsn nee The as
last have hen Cos bids including Of Pos REQ Of
Ole f,rg eufrfu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
Bank shares were steady in quotations, Hanover
selling al 105aIO6, Continental So Nassau l06 and

In railroad bonds the dealings were moderately
large and prices well maintained. The Pacific
mortgages we're steady. with sales of Central at 1922;
Union Firsts, 50; Land Grants at 1914, and In
come 49,. Erie Fourth sold at 81, and the other
issues held equally high. Fort Wayne First sold at
1Oef c. C. and l. c. First. S. and Morris aud Essex
u,st 100 The following were the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04

oes-.d AshsA osered- AsksL
Chic a w LAT NJ mo = C. r. a Min. lat NJ. 20 -
Han. a 1t. JO L. O. - 1o5 BE-. X q M Isl Tax - Wt
Han. 81. JO Con. sst
The bullion in the Bank Of England has decreased
E640.OOO during the past week
The speeie in the Bank of France has increased
5.9OOOOO francs during the past week.
The Philadelphia stock market is heavy. Penn
sylvania Skies 1Os; Philadelphia and Enc Railroad.
s5l Reading Railroad 59!; Pennsylvania Railroad,
SGT Gold. 117I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04

rv,ttr April Cotton qlsl 1lahagA Ice rseugii, lls
bl.rst .Lpn utr. ll1l bales ...., 49, -. 80.
April I-Cu.fon gltff 1ilahssi w ~ ~
r t Great gri'sIa. > rs haust eoasisas ~ aiai
-.I-s t.l irI-ss Hfur. o. tl ha.ct .., ,.t- . al.
b. d. .ttar.f. .5l .s, surk. ilj. aa.ct ,,,., ,s,
AoutlE. Apui t-ts'oa Gal saa ns~A-'' "-l|'t" 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04

There was rather more activity IN State bonds
Tennessees were firm at S0aSJ4, and the same may
be said of Missouri Skies, which sold at g.. %.
Virginia Consolidated sold at 81, and Deferred ~.
the former ex-interest New-YOrk bonds were firm
and in good demand. The following were the bids;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04
THE MONEY MARKET.
APRIL 5. 1873.


AIRS AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-0FFICIAL REPORT,
CoNpENsED EXPRFSsLN FOR TLE TRIBUNE
FTRsT CALI. 1Ot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
sales Of Government Bonds.
oaou e S9oC 'ss cIl6 10000 Us sos r, 81. c1is
slsse q ! S. ie4o r. bIi l0,0oo u : 52o C., 6c.-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04

ovncE ATrAsTe ASs gEyAT w.-r1'ss nAnsoap CO.
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FoR SAFE.

MoNTCLAm RAILWAY BONDs,
guaranteed by Midland Railway. Price, 50.
MUsGRAvE & Co., 10 Broad-st.
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a GREAT OFFER : APRIL!
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proposals

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NOTICE TO con ACIOiS.-PROFOcAl-S
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