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lowing arc the total net receipts since September
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


~ LONDON MONEY MARkEr.-LorpoT. June so-5 7. NJ
Oonois closed at 92'S for money and 9lis for the
count American securities closed unchanged
onsos opened At 92ss for money aud a2n for the &C.
comI united states hve-twenty boOds 1865, old. M
s so, Ss teniortcs So new dves ss& and Erie RAD
FRANKFORT BouRsr.-FwAswvoar June 2O-Unted
etntes I'VE twenty bonds 964 tor the issue ot 1872
Paris BoURsE.--fARIs. June 21-Rentes, 56t i0c.
~ rkRrooL COTTON MAEKEr.-LIy EGPooL, June 3D.
~ m-Thc market closed Quiet and steady. The sales
o., the day have been 10000 bales, inelud
oaies were American. Sales OF cotton shipped from
Savannah or Charleston, deliverable June, at S4id
lSiod, from the same ports, deliverable August and
Ssssis,m9ep a. Va and shipped from savannah or
able June and July At issd The stock aiea bound
70 this port is $4,000 bales including 6s American
The market opened with mddling upiands s'6i. 81. ;
mid ling Orleans 9Td. 9@d. The sales OF the
have been 7ooW bales including 10000 for export and
have been N,OW bales, including 1900 American.
Actual export, 100 bales
TRADE AT MANCHESTER. Jnnc 0-The mar
ket for yarns and fabrics ut Manchester duh and prices
are lower, especially for yarns.
LIvsRrooL BREApsrUrF MARKET. -LIvERrooL, June 20
M-The receipts OF corn for the past three days have
been 1900 quarters. all OF which American. The
market L. quiet Wheat lis. l0i. l2s GENITAL TOR
average california white; corn, 25s cd per quarter
The receipts OF wheat for the mast three days have been
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MARKET-IIvERPooI. June 20
can fine.
LONDON PR0Ducr MARKET. -LonDoN. June 20-Evcn.
ing-.Sugar, 2Ss. 3D. 29s. cwt. Tor No. IL Dutch
standard on ne spot Spirits petroleum "a per gallon
mon ros,n So Cd cwt Sugar 26s cd per cwt for No
IL Dutch standard ahoat.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. June 20. 1874
se c0s'HH esen bales
Britain ss soas%se esfssh Sales Great
NEW ORLEANS, June 90 1873.
moderate good ordinary I'e
s & 81 Sa,s sssfgs % ssf: . s 49,
nc ssG. & ssa' sss,n is's to
cosssp f9s vssh soss
sscep 81 Sss ses SSsw1 y sales 5
las Exports-To the Continent loo: coas,wise, 1896
Cotton quiet and easy; mdilinss, ,ishc.; low mid,
SSnss EaDes ssSa Ga9ss IT,
WssKly-Sst receipts, Lss4 bales Exports coastwise
CnARLEsror, June 20, 1873.
eos'Ga nst soJ %a'G s1a%sy ersa ew
s eGs as ssaE seGs
1888 Exports-To the Continent. la coastwise. L7s2
While RSu qns and s 81 Ssss
Pc ss aS e.: :Tis is!s E: Nh $:s?
shs rna
90 oa nsr Sbs Sour no. SOU Sasss
wheat, and 1900 do, oats. o... w nm. ~ ,oz,
Flour UNCHANGED: sales Of isS Ds,s aus Tor "a i
s siss q q ,'s sas xe @ M
sSs; sSss 81 81. $S
sS.oa and ssM y YORK sHs
eu to lsany & S s I New e ssr q
y bushels
the rail rom Buffalo and oswego for tidewater yes
sdy as % na Be o os o
ryc-and 80 do. peas. 49,
Imports by lake and rail--rlour 1860 bbls. wheat
As6,ii bushels 1861 do oats So 400 do rye,
q 5S sSdo Canal y ps en- m - corn
wheat aosOO bushels, corn, 2777O do oats, Ss97 do.
Canal OVERWHELMINGLY lossc CORN slsc oats, &c
Cal a a%,Ss wsss'n sssras 49, white s Wheat
aa % and pss sses i%a S.s
SsHaS Michigan ss 9 y 4
&C. 2OU No in lots at 4c Oats quiet 900 No
Western at ssc IN lots at &C. held a. c by The guam
westerns 81 81 10 prime Winter Western 81 loa SIP;
Balance unchanged.
CHICAGO, June 90 1873
o tC ssS aa sc nd %esy al an n
Say or swe No sR.ny Js re-
ss;ss No, E, Canal 4c ,saost Ssts in isiT demand
'ia sSs c' ass sse Barley July Sa and ss ssynS Ss
sold atsic. Pork unsettled and lower; the news Of re-
sset uS 5 III Sss
aneSsnsed % S ssos Bulk uesSanssa
Buffalo sSsa hsssip."sSS spis hour. sssSO bushels
Shipments $500 bbi SUi aour 1900 u" SasSs wheat
do corn. i7.de0 do. oats, 1000 do barley.
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THE SCHOOL JANIT0Rs OF THE NINETEENTH
WARD.

Report OF the School inspectors Of the
Nineteenth Ward-The Janttsrs To h
Retained I'm Their Positions.
The Board or Inspectors have prepared the FOL.
lowing report, which will probably induce thu
Board or Trustees to resclnd their resolution dig
missing oil the janitors OF the schools In the Nine
teenth ward:-
NV YoRK, June 90 1879.
TO THE HONORABLE rHE BOARD or scHoeL TRUSTEES %
THE NINETEENTH WARD.
GESrLsnIs-At meeting Of the School Inspectors OF
the seventh school district this city, held at the fty
seventh street grammar school the 18th inst res0lu
lions adopted by your honor able body dismsng all the
iour male lanitors Of schools respectively Nos IL, IL
and 49, were presented for our concurrence.
Upon consideration the Board OF inspectors deemeae
ADVISABLE in order 10 avoid the errors and abuses IN
distribution OF patronage made by former school on :
spscen Of the dfereaf schools Of the Nineteenth war
on the 10th instant the undersigned visited the schools
Of the ward and critically and carefully examined each
department Of said school buildings with view ~ test
pyss hsrs S sSr9sa az the owes
That the present. janitors endeavorng 20 DIS
charge their in the best manper reouscd o.
and, hlrtnermsre press o. willingness W imphciay
we're we're :. %ssssiasa oGa ssrid Si .ssS,
Ing to rescue them rom condition jeopardizins Tho
tors Ak Of four weeks to keep The buildings In p,opee
conxhion and In accordance with orders given them
Ve<y respectfully, yours i q y HMiEAsoN
concur In the main In the foregoing report and 60
men employed TO show their wtunggeA and Sciiity =
bxQReEIi dscbago thaiE duties !. y Wu>L*AAA
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mss:are$sns LondSn BY .ss%. 500 ss.as:
ssss.sa o csSs is Ss: s% ros,n y a. hSS.
sis s.l 1sss s q ss:sss . :s'!ss:
oD Hence e. pe sst cs
Ss ssast ss ss.a
ssna 70 a sG'ss Isl HGdsri
:: s" Al
and bsa British sTg 100 tOss ac.Hs 70
, GgSs.ms.rno demand has been fair for domestic
@o sasf 'sf
% sa w snd 1' u hs o
I1 rolls A. loc BAGS were neglected and quoted
market hemp has quiet
Lite has h uuO,au S,cauy =. Wa. to
% sd
ii @ su sss IS s
ne sUo do a, lAs % days, and LOO do. alDeri
Hay AND sTaAw.The receipts continued liberal but
SSe asasa IS p per o e GOOD s day sood
HorsT The market remained duh Dealers were less con-
s 'aaassa sa
'Os ss Epsgss s @ sSsA % sal.
Of cargo Of Cuba comprsas $40 Hsds. on private
s
ssssS aG sts &c. s' s 5r rsssS fss
e SIP ds sss sas'sa
about steady
been som IN is oSoins demand at
steady prices. Crude whale was in moderate demand
sss ysI W sss
Ses sess c naasfs Mh M
A for n TOR North her
M w np@ aRi S % st oS lard OIL
crude cotton seed, Are SOC mcnhaden new OLD.
PsrRoIauM.-The market for refined continued fairly
active but prices were again easier We heard q sales
each rst ana last half Of August! at sc sSS SSs
ea IF S ss aa s and
Crude nps was also lower and ia,TS
sv' se afsa' lAS iss' isss ~ us
a or saS s2a
SS's ne
81 "a. srlsI,. S5ls rsansa' in ss'iIs"sn
ss s ans tssss @ SCI sss.
Price. sale. ,acsSs ssS sSs 4 =
DO az Ct Do S ss Sss sAuy T. !. q: d.
a,;ss sss !, pss:,ss sass ws$s
ss @ fer only IN s
ssssss Tr !ss
eS s fis a"s
&s" Sas n. nfssS sssi
hams on At M % boxes Of a5y ss
neglected hsrd-wessern was rather easier and only
ass !, 2. assss:
SSg no. 9r 49, i0 a1 a
ss.c. with sales Of 10 isrcss Bacon quiet but irm
Of short r aS. At c'' lA'' :
sy la wH 4
'as 81
Refining. interior to common. e. pc; iair - good
SaN.. h s and boxes & hs sna
H DassS ssSSdara Sos sSs o. 10 T. Ne
g. y e White % oc 70 ia e. ys sec
dsaae Sc @ t. Pae h Sa s
SAcs SIC. Java-Dutch Standard Nos. 70 to y SIC.
or nsecd re@ainsd but
aas sass a. II
s @osayh Mas Rough s aa sx ry
market G%e nra No ransaoGps Of i'm
tin 81 si z Dc :. = 80 go ~ coke
Straits, sis. English I'll ssa ,'n
forssn = e a ~ @
100 OF do, crop Of 1871 at IRON loo. to
621.c Wisconsin, crop OF 1872 at 5l<c 6c
hhds Of Kentucky at from &c llc and 800 bales OF
Havana at Soc. n CSC.
TALLow.-Market quiet Sales Of 5000 lbs. at TIC a
SAC, according to quality
WoOLs.-fhe market has been quiet during the past
three days but prices have underwent no change We
heard Of sales -l2UW lbs Of fine fleece at ole. 10000
bis Of ennsy lvania fleece at Tc 5000 lbs OF super 4c
100 bales Californian Spring, slightly bury, at
25c CSC u bales iul Californian 20
Cape &c.. rs bags OF extra pulled 44c. 1900 lbs OF
fleece, 50 bags super pulled and ~ bags Of extra
pulled, all on spot.
WHIsKEr-Reccipts-4 bbls. The market was mod
erately active and Nc gallon lower Saes-30U bbs
at 92hc
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STOCKS GENERALLY WEAKER
An Unsatisfactory Day Among
the Brokers.
WALL STREET,


.-l FRIDAY, June 20-6 P. M.
On Change to-day cotton on the spot was neg
tected and nominal while futures were in mod
crate request at nc. decline. Flour was dull and
heavy, wheat In moderate request but lower, and
corn about steady.
eH a TIE FOREIGN MARKETS
deserve no special comment, slight, If any, effect
having been produced here by the changes re-
corded. Consols for money sold at s2,s; for ac
count, 92&; 1ve-twenty bonds OF 1865 old, at 92X
nvetwenty bonds of 1857 at s27s; ten-orties at ss
new ives at so14; Erie at 5o7s. At Frankfort the
bonds OF 1882 closed 964 In Paris rentes closed
at 56.1O. The new French loan Is at ca go pre-
MUM. The market generally may be recorded as
drm.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money showed no variation from the condition
heretofore reported, and on call loans was easy at
IA per cent until the late hours OF the day. when
the price dropped to per cent. Foreign ex-
change was unchanged and steady and quiet, the
actual basis being 1905 for prime bankers sixty
days ana 11O,s for sight bills
GOLD ll55s 1851.
The price OF gold drifts with the tide, and from
present appearances bids fair to 'stay.u To say
the least the street Is thoroughly puzzled by the
movement. and there are few beyond the daily
spectators and the clique who care to make ven-
lures In the face Of the powerful influence which is
BLiii DeHeVed 10 eXlSl ana 10 De nelu IN leash by
the chiefs. The secret history oil this combination
Ia curious one. 1t is unlike others that
have preceded. 1t has been baseu rather
upon the logic OF necessity than upon
the artful and artificial manipulation OF market;
and though the Treasury may now and then inter-
pose its barriers to sudden realization OF profit;
though the balance or trade abroad is in favor of
America; though various present circumstances
have combined to Keep gold down, yet the faith OF
the men who have dared to absorb twenty-five or
thirty millions is still strong In the belief that the
Fall months will not only exhibit home strin-
gency OF which they can take advantage, but
foreign weakness tn at will enhance the
value Of every dollar we possess. The Eu-
ropean markets win not be cheap They are losing
money. Continental securities have declined. and
the foreign banker somehow must make good his
losses 1t is more than probable that we have not
begun to see the end Of the disturbances OF the
Austrian B0urse, and when the results OF European
lnnation full acdged are made apparent, we OF
America will feel the influence ramifying through
every department OF our commerce. There is not
probability OF panic, but, taking the European
condition and our own into consideration, there
are cogent reasons for anticipating that peculiar
power WILL sooner or later, be exercised here for
the veal OF the financial communities OF the
world The fluctuations OF gold in the Exchange
TO-DAY ahOwn nv the folio vino table
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JIM. Gibson, auctoneer, 81 Montgomery street.
Jersey City, reports public sale yesterday Thurs
day OF two brick houses and lots Nos. 203 and 20S
Mercer street. Jersey City, to George w. Washburns
for ST., $50.
LARGE SALE AT RoCKAwAY
will be held to-day by Jere. Johnson Jr which haA
attracted considerable attention, and at which .
large party will doubtless attend, inasmuch al u
very great number OF excursion tickets have been
issued The heat OF the city will drive many peo-
pie away, and no better recreation, combined with
pleasure, can be had than visit to the famous
beach OF Rockaway. The property to be sold con-
sists OF nine cottages the old Neptune HOTEL dis
posed Of by direction Of the widow OF the late John
Bell, the well known host OF this establishment,
and seventy five villa sites, facing the ocean.
on Monday great sale OF 800 lots will be held BY
the same auctioneer at New Brighton, Staten Is
land, on the north shore, belonging to Mr.. Tracy
Arnold.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

Providence, n. L. June %, 1879
lRlea
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and Easy; Receipts Mt tho
Ports, a,264 Bales-Flour Duli-Wheat
Lower-Corn Steady-Oats Easier
Groceries Steady-Pork Active and
Lower-Lard Easier-Freights Strong
Petroleum Activc-Naval stores Quiet
and Ensy-Metals Ncglectcd-Sceds
Duli-WOol Quiet-Whiskey Lower.
FRIDAY, June 800 p. M.
The merchandise markets are still characterized
by extreme dulness as q general rule, while
prices generally tended in buyers favor. Cot
ton was still nominal At the Produce Exchange
flour was dull and heavy. Wheat was
in limited request, and with lower gold premium
and an advance in freights the market broke and
closed dull at a decline OF 1c. &C. per bushe
For future delivery there was no especial change.
Corn was steadier. under light receipts. Consider
able sales having been consummated the night be-
fore for export, the offerings were quite moderate
and holders correspondingly firm. Oats remained
dull. Whiskey was again easier, though the re-
ceipts were light. Provisions were easier, though
decidedly more active Freights again stronger
under good inquiry for room which Gro
ceries moderately dealt In at about steady prices
Petroleum lower, but fairly active at the decline.
Naval stores neglected and easier. Metals
dull. Seeds inactive Wool quiet, but steady.
AsHEs.-Recepts tor the past three days. 81 packages
The market steady for pots, under fair jobbing
demand Sales at IS %. Pearls remained entirely
nominal.
BUILDING MArERrALs.-The market for brick remained
the same previously reported The demand fair
and prices steady We quote :-Havcrstraw Bay 50 $40
afoat and SD $l2 for do delivered up river 81 50
IS aoat and 80 $40 delivered; Jersey 81 81 80 aoat
and 50 90 50 delivered pale - IS aaoat and So 50
81 delivered; Croon, SIS si8 afoat and $l7 so a
so delivered Phatc lip ha 'front.' $38 $50 afoat and
$40 50 $40 50 delivered. Lime in fair demand, and
quoted 81 40 for Rockland and 81 60 for do
lump Cement was also in fair request and steady at
S. 70 So 10 for Portland Plaster Paris was in limited
demand and steady at So so per ton for blue Nova
city Laths dull and unchanged Eastern quoted at
81 rs.
CAspLEs-The market quiet and steady at old
prices We quote sperm, Soc; patent do, 4Oc. !;
paraffne SEC. q SIC. stearc, &c. 29c adamantine,
Ice DC, Tor l6 OF.
CorroN on the spot neglected and nominal with
downward tendency Future deliveries continued
weak and further reduction Of &c submitted to by
sellers We sum up as follows
To- Dav, Last Epeuiu0. Total
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
The market In this department was duh, and the
following table shows the prices OF the day. New
Tennessee SKIES were sold at 79i4; Virginia skies,
consolidated, at IS; New South Carolina SKIES at
1e<; Missouri skies at 95I; Tennessees, ex cou-
pom, 7sA 79t4; do, new, 1871 10; Virgnias, ex
coupon, 43 a4s; do. skies, consolidated bonds,
AZ 5s; do, deferred scrip, 10 IL;
Georgia skies, IS so; do. sevens. 90 %; North
Carolina, ex coupon, "a 20; do, to North Carolina
Railroad, IS 60; do, funding 1885, 10 ais; do.
DO. 1885, Is II; do, new, 10 49, do, special tax,
i2a IL; Missouri sixes eos 90 do, Hannibal and
st. Joseph, % 90; Louisiana skies, 45 54 South
Carolina skies, new, January and July, 10 III do,
DO, April and October, % %; Arkansas SKIES,
funded, 81 o 40
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
TIA tranaactIopa In government bonds we're COM
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but closed dull and 1c. &C. lower under further adj
about 1900 bushels part last evening" at 81 . 81 SIS for
interior Spring ~ ~ for No do, 81 q y Tor No
for No. do, q for Canada white In bond 81 ~ for
amber winter 70 Tor white. Corn was autes nns vm.
export within the range q prices The sales INCLUDING
hot and damp Mixed 4sc 5lc for fair to good steamer
sc &c. for dry rail mixed, Sc tor prime yellow 6Sc
white, and Csc nomnally for old mixed In
oas were dSll and easier the sales foot up about
c for white 36c 20 for inferior mixed, closing at
42c. for good to choice mixed. Rye was nrmer s0U
bushels OF No Milwaukee sold for export ut &c. Bar.
ley remained inactive and nominal
FREiGHTs -Buslness in the line of berth freghb was
retarded by the scarcity of available accommodation
Market strong. There was fair chartering business
trade About former rates were current The engage
% nam. ~c Cor july Ls'pSS "a 'I Sas q,
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/ NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY
Proposals tor 81 00o,0OO
First Mortgage Bonds.

First Mortgage Bonds
TREAsURFR's OFFICE,
GRAND CENTRAL DEroT,
NYw YORK. June IL, 1873.
Proposals., sealed and properly endorsed, will be
ceyed at this Office till Wednesday the I'd day
OF July next for two millions of dollars O. In the
first mortgage bonds OF this company.
These bonds interest per cent payable
LIST January ana LIST Of July the principal being due In
1903 The mortgage By which they secured Is first
lien upon he entire railroad property and franchises Of
the company.
The whole exceed $50 900 ut seven per
cent and e. UO 600 sterling At six per The latter
have been placed in London at price yielding upwards
of $1l0 in currency free OF all expenses for each 800
gold involved. Or the former $1,000 Is reserved TO
provide tor the present outstanding konded Debt Of the
Company. The amount now offered TO the public is
part OF the remainder and will be issued In Coupon
Bonds OF 81 900 each in Registered Bonds with inter
the books OF the Company OF 5000 and $4,000 each at
the option of those Offering proposals. with interest be-
ginning on the LIST day OF July next
Proposals must be Tor price nat" the accrued
interest go with the Bond without specific addition TO
the price therefor. and may be for the whole part
not less than $1,000 Each proposal should state the kind
and denomination OF Bonds wanted and tor Registered
accurately given; and each be accompanied by
Certified Check, its equivalent Tor equal to Ave
per cent on the amount Of the Bonds proposed to be
takensuch to be applied towards payment in
OF acceptance OF proposal and to be returned in case OF
non-accep'ance.
Bonds Tor proposals accepted will be ready for
livery THURSDAY the 10th day OF July this
paid.
The Company the right to reject all proposals
offered.
G. c. CLARKE, Treasurer.
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For future delivery basis low mddng the sales have
been as follows Last evening, three ocOck-June
2O bales &c sc July, go 4 % slsc 400 q @ IL
tenber 200 at l9<c 100 at 70 isc 500 ls 500 at
1916; November 20 at lsGc. Total $500 bales Sales
sis Sais Sc s!sc AZ osSSe; go &C.,
g = 100 81 c Il oc 1s f. 2GS ssSS e
S,sa io' ID 4, s;se Ise 10 a osse 90
nslc:, ,o 100 .st 20 Sic, io1 az a9Sc:;
IS s''' ls.iSc 500 az isc. December, 100 at lsc.
Total 1850 bales Grand total II ,l0O bales The
receipts at the ports were as ioows:-Galyeston 81
New Orleans ~ Mobile, 2 sayannah, z7s; Charleston,
York, as Boston, s. Total 2ea This day last week,
ports closed nominally at the following fgures:-fo
Havre, by steam, c SAIL lc. compressed. To Hamburg
by steam, lc. To Bremen, by steam, nc. To Liverpool
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The 1uotatiOns based cotton IN store running
quality more than half grade above below the
grade quoted
to-day the market steady We heard Of sales OF 1000
bags Rio exCalliga, and 02y OF do xOntarO both
on private terms Also ls22 bags Santos, excite, sold
SINCE but previously reported private
terms. We quote Rio. ordinary cargocs IKE lsc;
fair cargoes, sisc lsbc. good cargoes 1870. &c.,.
i91c, gold per h. 90 20 days, credit Java Govern.
Singapore do lie. 1sc. Ceyion isl;c lo4c. Mara.
caibo lsSc i9lc Laguayra igc. l9c ;Jamaica Sc.
a lie ST Domingo, l65c. Porto Rico 9c. IKE. Costa
Rica is,fc. lesic Mexican issc 49, Manila lsc.
Curacoa, Isle. a l9c., gold, 90 80 days credit
FLOUR pts-flour. I3,663 bills wheat,
81 73s bushcls corn IS 40 do. meal, 40 bills and
SO bags; oats, 1919 bushels The flour market was
still dull and tending downward, sales showing
decline OF TO- The transactions since last comprls-
Ing kinds foot about 700 bbs at prices within the
range OF the appended quotations. Corn meal In
lair demand with sales Of $50 bbis at - 30 for Western
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FINANCIAL.

A INVESTMENT BONDS.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having deter
mined close its 1880 First Mortgage Gold Loan at an
aggregate not exceeding thirty million dollars, and
thereafter to pay higher Of per
cent further its bonds the limited remainder
Of the 1910 loan is being disposed of through the
| usual agencies
AS the bonds Of this issue made receivable in pay
for the Companys attic they are in constant
and increasing demand for this purpose aud will con-
tnue to be after loan is cosed-a fact which much
enhances their value attractiveness as an invest
ment
The Company now than 500 miles of its road
built and in operation including the entire Eastern Div
sion connecting Lake Superior and navigation the
Missouri River; it has earned title to nearly looooOO0
Of its land grant, of ands have thus far
averaged IS &C per acre.
All marketable securities are received In exchange for
Northern Pacincs
JAY COOKE 4 CO..
No 20 Wall street. New York.
A -LAPsLEY 4 BAILEY, "A BROADWAY. BROKERS
m sss s o sssd 4s sE ss ss
Explanatory circular with practical illustrations and
dealt 10 no privilege negotiated through this Office
upon depSf p rs W n lien Ct money
At REASONABLE RArEs-MoNEy ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and other
Securities Insurance snds effected With best com
PULLS HEAD BANK.
cornerof Twenty.Afth stree. and Third avenue
as in numeer will be held the bank on Tuesday the
ist day Of July next The polls will be open from to
s. CAMERON President
" 100000 Al Commercial Paper,
due In three or four months
- UTIEY BOWEN, No. wall street.
Coupons due in 72 and is1 PAYABLE the
terms Or purehaJssoSh Il Best MH nssf
e Aapps AZ 4 a bos usual os
office. '''' 80
DELAWARE. LACKAwAKYA AND WESTERN
Railroad c0mpaS New NJ York e kf shs Rinse
the nss"a ct on a,s tn. Jay in cash will
The transfer books will be closed from 10th June until
morning Of llst July A. J. oDhLL Treasurer.
ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY, TREAsURER's OFFICE.
II New York, June IL, 1873
NOTICE.
WIN ss
on and after the LIST day OF July next The Offices Of
Messrs. Duncan, Sherman Co, No. II Nassau street
W. Y. SIIEARMAN, Treasurer, New York.
uAsKINs 4 BRAINE, STOCK BROKERS' II BROAD
IL strcet-Stock and Gold Privileges
a speciality Any speculate with small capital
and with very little risk Explanatory circulars mailed
/ NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.