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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-13
GOVERNMENT BONDS

GOVEKNMENT
were somewhat in accord with the decline IN gold
but nevertheless closed firm. owing to the limited
supply. The following are the quoted prices:-
United States currency skies, ll49s ll41s; do.
skies, 1881, registered, ZIG q 1lCis do. do.
io.. coupon, 1925 1928; do. fve-twenties,
registered May and November, 1855 l171s;
do. do, 1902, coupon, do, ll65s 117is;
do. do, 1864, do do., 1865 HIS; do. do. 1865,
To-, do, 119 119A; do. do. 1867, registered
January and July, 1854 l16,d; do. do 1865, cou.
pom, do. 100 1204; do, do. 1867, do do. 1919
1914; do. do, 1868 do, do 1907 l21: do. ten
forties, registered, 112ts 113; do. do, coupon,
ia 1l4H; do. nves OF 1881, registered, coupon,
115 q 1857.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
The chief sign OF activity in this class to-day was
In the sale Tennessee skies new. at 70 and $4,000
Virginia sixes. copsolA at sl,<; AlssVuris ranged
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Tho quotations. based cotton IN store, running
quality than half grade above below the
grade quoted
CorFrf---Market qniet and unchanged for all descrp-
tons No sales were reported ron first hands. We
Isle Is1ac. good cargoes, lssac isc; prime
l9sic, gold, H. 90 80 days credit Java govern
bags 201sc a 21c; do grass mats, Gle &c;
Singapore, do lie u sc Ceylon. lsJac l94c. Mara.
ea6o iS,sc.,a s,sc; Lagaayra l9c. ls1sc Jamaica,
Costa Rica s1sc lgsc. Mexican, iS4c. I9c. Manila,
lsc. lSirc.; Angostura. Bsc. lgc savana, lsIac
lgc Curacao, 1slgc Iyc. gold. t0 q 30 dav credit
FLOUR AID EaIs-keccpts-flonr, ll,7so hbls wheat,
400 5 bushels; Jas, do; meal, loo bbls
oats ~ 0J6 bushels rye "a go DO. The -four
dull heavy and rregular-some kinds being lower The
prices within the Of the subloined quotations.
Southern -four duh and irregllarNo. rs and
were almost out OF market and quotations accord
ngly nominal Corn meal continued quiet We heard
OF sale OF bills IS So for Jersey yellow the pier
aud 81 40 for golden STAR Feed was unchanged and very
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, June II, 1878.
sugar-No y Dutch Standard 10 reals o,4 reals per
arrobc. Exchange hrmcr United states, sixty days,
in currency, l7s a Is per cent premium; three DAYS
sight, 20 a1i per cent premium; sixty lays IN gold, ~
39ls per cent premum; three days sight 4li - per
cent premium on London GO days. 5iis % Der cent
premium, on Paris 90 days, 36is per cent premium
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CLOSING PRIOES-3 O'CLOCK p M,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Excited and Higher-Eeccipts nj
the Ports, 1854 Rales-Flour Dull and
Ensfer-Wheat Lower-COrn Easier
Oats Lower-Pcri< Steady-iard Ea-
sier-csroceries Quiet, but Firm-pctro-
lcum Unchanged-Spirits Turpentinc
Ensier-Rosin Steady-Whislrey About
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sier-CsrOceries Quiet, but Firnr-pctrO-
lcum Unchangesi-Spirits Turpentinc
Easier-Rosin steady-Whislrey About
Steady.
THURSDAY, June 1871 NJ.
The trade movement continued SLOW and values
were more irregular ana uncertain than ever
Hardware was a trihe more active, but dry goods
ana other leading articles were very dull Az the
Produce Exchange Hour dull and Irregular
Wheat was dull and decidedly lower-with but
little doing even at the decline. Corn was duh but
without decided change, while oats were dull
irregular and decidedly lower. Whiskey was
quiet and shade lower. Pork was dun and almost
nominal. Lard was steady At the Cotton Ex-
change the market was excited, and prices for
both spot and future were decidedly higher. Gro.
ceres remained quiet, but prices exhibited no
change. Petroleum was moderately inquired for
and steady. Spirits OF turpentine a shade easier
while rosin about steady.
CorToS-The market for cotton the spot was fairly
active and again higher All growths assumed nominally
me same value as INDICATED IN the appended
&c per ID. was established We sum up as follows
Export ;;.......,.................. 65l $50 $40
sSssaale1 81 q So So
ISeadcd il the above, bales to arrive i've.
been as foloWs;.sa e last evening after three
Total 400 bales Sales to-day up three O'Clock r M
June 400 at 1896 100 300 at 100 At 20 life,
2oc 100 at q :Idc 800 AZ 20 S2e 200 e zoe POO at
20 lec 800 at 2c 100 at 20'c COO AT 20 5l6c, 800
coke. 800 at 20 5tc 0o at .oc 100 at 20 9ltc 800 at
2lc 100 at 20 5lUc l0J at 20 li2c 700 21c August
800 Sls2c 800 Cc 200 20 -6c at 2oc 800 al
10 332c., 200 ~ 20c l0 at 20 ll6c 400 20c LOO
20 sl6c, 100 at 20 5l6c 100 at 70 3l6c 100 e 800
20 gS!c, 1o at 20c 100 at @sse; 100 at 70 5l6c uat
2Sl6c at 217sc 5ooat l6c scat al 2slsc
400 20 7l6c 800 nj 201sc 800 at 20 76c 800 at
se9tember, 200 at s5fc 2.u a 3 Bile 100 az l9c @
at l9i4c 30 at 1870 400 at 10 Slice. 200 1910, 100
70 slGc 100 at ~ Lice 100 at 10 6c 100 at lsc 100 at
l9sc. October, 300 az lssc. 200 at Is T6c, 2oat lssc
o0at lsse 2o5 a. IS ll,lSc Soysmber 200 At lsac De
exchange 800 July for August. Total, 200 bales.
Grand total 3d. 400 bales The receipts at the ports
were as follows :-Galveston. LOG: New Orleans l05
Mobile 1884, savannah 72s chnrlcs!on, ss3 Wilmington,
Total 1854 This day last week 1896 this day last year,
lG Rates on cotton 10 foreign ports were nominal at
the following figures TO Havre by steam, Ic SAT- lc.,
compressed; 10 Hamburg, by steam. lc. 10 Bremen,
by steam, &c; to Liverpool by steam iad. a Sled.
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DOR sALE-rHE SHIP CHANDLERY AND SHIP
Store business Of the late Geo NJ Klots 1T foot OF
Delaney street. East River, with Lease OF Store The
business Is upwards of fifty years standing and now in
a prosperous condition. Apply the premises to w. r.
KLOTS, Executor.
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ENoR sALE-LAGER BEER AND LUNCH ROOM.
IL doing good business, cheap for cash sickness
cause OF selling 81 Nassau street.
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LNOR SALE-A 50 YEARS LEASE or LOT, WITH
store, Murray street; ground rent only 81, HO
annurn; price $1,000 Apply TO Il. IL. LUDLOW CO.,
No. 3 Pine street
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LrOR SALE-TIIE TAMMANY HALL BARRON AND
Restaurant; years lease; cheap rent Inquire OF
+ pOEElNG, ii3 and l45 Fourteenth street, Iammany
Hall.
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DOR sALE-THE LEASE STOCK AND FIXTURES
Il of liquor store No. 502 Canal street OF
Greenwich the for selling is bad health OF tho
proprietor and wants TO give up the business.
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EYES AND EARS.

A RTIfICiAL HUMAN EYEs.-T, j. DAVIS, IN.
n ventor and only maker of the improved Artifcia
correct imitation OF nature IA the world LIZ East
Fitseslth stgeek between Third and Fourth syspnea
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L1OR SALE-THE LEASE. FURNITURE AND GOOD
n will of large and favoraby located private boys
school, terms reasonable Address j. o. T., ~ East
Thirty fifth street.
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LnOR SALE--A GOOD RESTAURANT AND LAGER
IL Saloon lease Of the whole house. No. % Third
avenue between Twelfth and Thirteenth Inquire
in the place
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ENOR SALE-THE STOCK, GOOD WILL AND FIX
l. lures of first class Toy and House Furnishing
Store, on one OF the leading avenues Apply at 62S
Eighth avenue.
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The Assistant TREASURER to-day PAID out 3U,UU9
on account OF interest and sl5000 in redemption OF
1ve-twenJy bonds
The customs receipts for the week ending May 81
S. 900 0o0. The internal revenue receipts to-
day were 100000.
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DOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE, THE LEASE, STOCK
IL and Fixtures of first class Grocery In
Brooklyn; good location: cash trade; low rent; bar
gain. Inquire of q. W. STRICKLAND Is Cedar street.
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DOR SALEM THE EIGHTH WARD FIRST
II class corner Liquor Store. will exchange for mer
Chandise INQUIRE T.. ASNDN, 29S Hudson street.
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NOR SALE--STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE OF A
il retail Grocery Store. Apply to II. X. THuRBER.
Chambers
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LNOR SALE-THE LEASE, FIXTURES AND STOCK
IL Liquor Store cheap, doing good business; tho
cannot attend TO II account Of other business.
Gail for two at I33 East Thirty fourth street.
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E,oR sALE-A LIQUOR STORE, LOCATED AT NO.
IL 10, West Eighteenth street, sixth avenue:
lease and Fixtures will be sold cheap.
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IQUoR STORE FOR SALE-WITH ENTRANCE ON
IL two streets doing good trade four years lease,
low sale owner engaged in other business
Auply ut 209 Elm street.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-09

A FALsEHooD CoNTRADIcTED.-Gen. Cowan,
Acting Secretary of the Interior, has ordered
thorough examination to be made of files and
orders in the Indian bureau to ascertain how
much truth exists in stories circulating in the
pulic press that large numbers of arms of the
most improved pattern have been issued to hos
tile Indians during the past two years, with
the 70 lowing result:
To the delegation from Red Clouds band of
Sioux, which visited Washington, rs rifles 20
revolvers 10 muskets. 1t is well known that
all the members of these delegations have been
friendly to the Government since their visit
To the Los Pinos agency in Colorado, who
were operating against the Apaches. Al rifles;
to the Utes at White River agency, 80 rifles by
special agent at Denver; to the Indians operat-
ing against Apaches. 16 rifles; total number of
arms ISSUED of all kinds during the past two
years, 204
This exhibit is complete answer to state
ments sent here that large quantities OF arms
are annually issued to Irdiaas, and that the
Government has 10 fight the savages with their
hands full of arms supplied by the Indian bu-
reau through its agents.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-09
Republican Maine.

The State Of Maine gives Republican VIC
tory again, as has been her habit for seven
teen consecutive years. F ON one hundred
towns Mr.. Berry, the accurate and experience
ed agent Of the Associated Press, announces
majority Of $500 in vote of 34,3S1. show.
ing about II per cent. of majority to total
vote. against a majority last year of S713 in a
total vote OF 56,921, or about Is per cent, in
dicating a gain OF 2 per cent. of majority on
total vote of these hundred towns. Mr. Ber-
will be 1000 in total vote of 5000, which
certainly seems a safe calculation. The alb
solute majority OF course falls with the dimn-
ished vote, which drops ftom 127, 1863 to about
100000 but the relative majority holds fully
up 10 the vote of last gear.
The general lassitude, then, has apparently
fallen upon the parties very nearly in plopor-
ton TO the r strength. Our theory of the
polyp nature of the Democracy is demon
strated by their livliness in spots, indicated
by our loss of several representative districts
"a result against which we repeatedly warn
eG our people. The steady and resolute way
in which the Democracy came up to the work,
despite the certainty Of defeat and the sepul
cnrai utterances of some of their leaders,
goes far to substantiate the AYgus' yeast the
DRY, and is rather damper upon those who
have urged the dsintegratl, m of the party.
The general result seems to be the election
Of Mr.. Dingley by about 1900 majority, the
carrying Of every county except Knox. and a
large, but somewhat diminished, majority in
both branches of the Legislature. We APP
pend from our special advices, few state
ments Of results in the several counties addi.
tional to the usual summar.
Twelve towns in Cumberland county, in
GLIDING Portland, give Republican majority
OF 747 against 4Sl last year. Outside of Port
land 222 majority against 1856 last year.
Six towns in Lincoln county show a net
Republican gain over last year of votes.
Thirteen towns in Oxford county show a
loss Of l22 compared with last year.
Twelve towns in Somerset show Republi-
can loss of POI, as compared with 1872.
Fourteen towns in Washington county
show net loss Of AZ, compared with the vote
of last year.
Eleven towns in York county show net
Republican gein OF 269 over 1872.
All of Apdroscoggn county, except one
town shows a Republican loss of SIS, CON-
pared with last year.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-09
VOICE FROM RHODE ISLAND.

OFFICE OF EMERY Cook,
REAL ESTATE AND MoRTG AGE BROKER,
No. 591 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Ir,r,ar Il LII.


PROVIDENCE, r. l. July l. 1873.
Dr.. f. W. Rinsnnn, AugUstd, Ne:
Two years ago last September took a severe cold,
with sore throat some days. the cold finally setl-
ed with cough dry and very painful. | used var
ious Kiuds of syrups recommended by friends who
notice dmy CONDITION, but with relief. My physi-
can prescribed Whskey, and then Cod Liver Oil. /
took three quarts of the OIL and not being relieved
commenced taking Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup of
which took several bottles, Miller's Expectorant
tour boi ties, and some four five other remedies,
continually growing weaker, losing my appetite and
about giving up AL hope Of any relief, In fact,
market by my family, and about every person that
| met sure to die:
But 10! a change took place. One day last winter
circular was thrown in my Office, which advertised
Adamson's Botanic Balsam dhank God. l read
for it. t last found il. and began taking it regu-
ary, and as per directions. Before had used half
a bottle noticed a change. L then purchased six
bottles, and meaning business, went through four of
them, continually growing better, resting all night,
congh entirly g,ne and to-day l can 30 as much
business in one hour as | could in one day eight
months ago. am also gaining in flesh; and general
ly speaking, feel good all This all comes by
of Atlamson's Balsam
invariably recommended it to everybody similarly
afflicted, and can this day give you tie name and
residence of at least fifty PEE who have been
ed of coughs and colds BY its use. ] also urged
friend of mine who is in business to add This
article to his stock he dill and sold ninety bottles
in less than fortnight, and have not heard ofany
yet dissatisfied.
would as soon think of having property uninsured
against loss by tire as to keep house without god
supply of Adamsons Balsam in my closet
With assurance of my highest regard, am CRATE
fully yours, &C. EN- EkY COOK.
Wholesale Agents-Geo. G.. Goodwin & Co., Weeks
& Potter Carter & Wiley, Smith, Doolittle Smith,
Crtl Brothers & Co., Gilman Brothers, Rust Bros.
81 Grid.
At retail by all Druggists and Wholesale byJ.W
Perkins aadW p Philips. au2sd&w2wsnTuT&S
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-09
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
.sCHENCK'S PULMONEG SYRUP,
sCrHENCK,s sEAWEED TONIC,
sCHENCEx,s MANDRAKE PILLS,

Are the only medicines that will cure Pul nonary
consumptiou.
Sometimes medicines that will stop cough will Of
occasion the death of the patient 1t locks up the
liver, stops the circulation of the blood hemorrbage
follows and in fact clogging the action of the very
organs that caused the cough.
Liver complaint ana dyspepsia are the causes of
two-thilds of the cases of consumption. Many are
low complaining with dull pain in the side, the bow
els sometimes cOstiva and sometimes to loose tongue
coated, pain in the shoulder blade feeling lines
very restless, and at other times drowsy; the food
hat is aiken lies heavily the stomach. accompan-
2 with acidity ard bcching ofwDd. These symp-
usually originate liSortleIcd condition OF
the stomach torpid liver. Persons affected, if
they take two heavy colds, and ftLe cough in
these cases be suddenly stopped the lungs liver and
stomach clog, and remain torpid and inactive and
before the patient is of bis situation, the lungs
mass of sores, and liberated, and death is the
inevitable result
Schenck PulmoDio Syrup is an expectorant which
loes not contain any opium, nor anything calculated
20 check a cough suddenly.
Schenck's Seaweel tonic dissolves the food, mikes
with the gastric juice of the stomach dgests easily
nonrishes the system, and healthy circula-
ion of the blood When the bowels cnstive, skin
Schencks Mandrake Pills required.
These medicines are prepared by DR.. j. FL
SCHENCK & SON, Northeast corner of Sixth and
Arch streets, Philadelphia. Penn, and for sale by
GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO., SO Hanover street, Bos-
ton and John F. Henry, College place, New York.
For sale by Druggists generally. sept3sneodtf
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-09

1t is curious to note hoy the Romance ma
lions are governed by phrases and are ready
to so to the death for an emptiness clothed
in higu sounding words. The latest instance
stormy councils of the Republic of SPAN.
The Spanish patriots have become emprisee
of the term ''chlef of the executive power,'
brought into fashion but lately by the men of
Versailles, and are wraLgling in their Colt IS
over the appointment of some savior of his
country to the position. 1t W, uld appear
that CASTELAR, has performed more salvatory
act, than auy one Of his contemporaries, aud
probably the dubious honor will be conferred
upon him.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-09

THE commodous four stored Brick Storo M n
Il commercial St.E1mmed . procession given.
Inquire OF ELIAS THOMAS d CO
NO. 80 Commercial ST.
Orof WV. THOMAS, Canal National Hank.
sept12sntf
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-09
Tailoring Establishment For sale.

A rare chance to secure an old established bust
ness. Address,
au13sntf p. o. BOX 1928.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-09

AN exchange tells or certain c. Munk
who lives forest life in some vaguely desig-
mated portion of the north OF Maine. his
eccentric individual has his home in the hol-
low of great tree, from which place of abode
he salies forth for the purpose of foraging for
provisions. The fellow is a strict vegetarian,
and despises meat in manner calculated TO
gladden. the heart of the long-haired and sal
low-complexioned disbeliever@ in animal food.
From this and oher pecuiarities mentioned,
we are strongly Inclined to suspect that this
our old friend chipmunk, so dear to the hearts
ofjuvenile sportsmen,
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-09

A PECULIARLY nasty little piece of mean
ness was perpetrated At the pclls yesterday by
the distribution of some ballots, fac SMILES OF
the regular Republican tickets, with one Or
two names changed. Men were placed at the
voting places who gave these fraudulent bal
lots out as straight tickets, and thus fifty or
sixty people were cheated int, voting differ
entity from their intention. 1t is to be feared
that some men, of whom more manliness
might have been expected. secretly inspired
the wretche instruments who appeared pub
licly, in order to work out vengeance for some
private grievance.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-09

PUBLIC apprehension has been aayed by
the official statement of the War Depart
ment to the effect that the number Of arms
issued TO Indians during the past two years is
but 204, and that these arms have been given
to friendly ahorigines only Thus we are re-
lieved from the fear that the national armo-
ries have been manufacturing muskets to be
used in the slaughter of our citizens, and are
pleased to learn that bullets ON the SPRING
field bores have pierced nothing more prec-
ious than The hides of the shaggy bison or the
bounding deer.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-09
FOR MOTH, PATCHES. FRECKIES

NVIf WVH"s n HOHTE RS. FhEVK LES
And TAN, use PERRY'S Moth and Freck,e ! o+iop.
1t is RELIABLE aud HARMLESS Sold nv nrngysts
everywhere. Depot, 40 Bond ST., N. Y.
MARI dSwsn6m17
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-09

TIE second week of September and the
German evacuation Of France end together.
The evacuation of Verdun viii be complete d
Thursday, and with the restoration Of thai
fortified place t. the French the Germans bid
farewell to the scenes of their triumphs.
France hopes that she will soon oe able to re-
t. IN the visit at Berlin; but though she has
evnced unparalleled industry and courage in
dischalging her war-obligstions and sustain
ing her misfortuues, tie day is far distant
when French army shall be seen waving the
tri-Color on the other side of the Rhine.
The Portland daily press., 1873-09-09
The Symptoms of altb.

Health has its symptoms as well as disease The
clear eye the fresh complexion, The steady hand the
firm STEP the unclouded BRAIN briskness of Spirits
and disposition to look on the bright side of any
thing are indications that the amin machinery is in
perfect working order. Happy are they whose run
nine gear of life is in this excellent condition and
fortunate too are hev who know how to bring It into
such conditi if disarranged. All who have ex-
perienced or Witnessed the effect of Hostetters Som-
acb Filters upon the weak broken down desDond-
ing victims of dyspepsia, liver complaint, fever aud
ague, rheumatism, nervous debility or premature
decay know that in this supreme tonic ana aitera-
tive there exists specific principle which reaches
the very source of the tro lhle anu effects an absolute
and permanent cure. h Ptalrs6us Unua nigh be
apty inscribed on the LABEL for the preparati N is
plurality of remed condensed into one irresistible
antidote.