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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07

Total, Sl0,902 10
The other six houses, which were offered for
sale, were Withdrawn.
Saturday afternoon, Messrs. Wm. II. Pierce
aud Chas. Baird, on behalf Of the Trustees OF
O!ivet Presbyterian Church, (Joseph Il. Miller,
Auctloneer) sold nine building lots OIL Adams
and Elm street, as follows;
Nos !, z, 3, 4, each 1880 feet, front
Ing on Elm street, to Joseph L..
Carpenter, Jr., at $40 rs per #, SIZES 90
No. 8, 1880 feet, fronting on Adams
street, " Jos. j., Carpenter, Jr.,
sae75 par foot APT 90
Nos. u, 7,s, each 1880 feet, fronting
on Adams street, Ito Joseph l..
Carpenter, Jr., at s21,d2l per
foot, 1883 90
Total amount ofsale, q, o6b 90
No. 10, fronting on Adams streets, 20xl40
feet,was reserved BY the Trustees. wlthithe inten
ton OF erecting thereon, ere long, commodi-
Gus parsonage,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07

without Withdrawal, postponsment or undsrbiddins.
These lots are yariousy and well located, most Of
them the best Of ground and OF superior char
sotsr and ali In sections of the city whore great In
proven ehts have been making, and where q great
rse in tho value Of property must necessarily follow
They are acc .ssbe schools Oh urches and W large
manufacturing Interests, and the entire selection Il
unusually valuable to FISK at PoSlTIVE SALE.
Blu, ers, for any and all purposes will bear Ia mind
that the subscriber dpays sells adperfised ttAeui
regard 10 peaAer Pr.ees and that It 10 anssd Ats
saies Of Rsa Estate. The sale will com meDee prompt
ly with lot No L. proceeu mainly In the order OF the
numbering arriving vt Front street lots at about
aud at Fourth street lots about 8, r. NJ
TERMS or SALE.-Twsnty per cent. cash. and
the balance In notes with approved endorsers, equal
" divided ut three and sx months bearing interest
from the day OF sale. Settlement In ali cases 70 be
N ide pre- yous to the following Saturday, May 18th
1874 at II, NJ. otherwise n purchase may be de
clared void option OF the ssliers) and partes
who pay the whole In cash before that tine will
be entitled TO . clear discount OF per cent lmns-
date possession IN settlement
may4 y. T. HkALD.
For himself. and as Pres. Chris. River Imp. Co.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07

VIZ ANrED-A fem ale teaches to take charge Of
w school in School District No. 81. One possess
ing tue proper qualifications to teach the branches
of education usually taught In well regulated Dts
trict Schools will hnd immediate employ ment By ap
plying to committee near kirkwood, Del.
JAS. A. BENSON,l
DAVID FORD, , COMMITTEES.
Q. d. ELLISON,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07

Proposals For Grading
The bed Of tenth street. from Lombard to Church
street.
Sealed proposals will be received BY the Commit
tee on Opening Streets at the Office OF the Street
Commissioner, No. es East Sixth street, second
story, until
THURSDAY, MAY LISA.
Att O'Clock p. NJ,
FOR grading the bed of Tenth street, from Lombard
to Church street.
Dirt to be delivered subject to the order OF the
Street Com missioner.
Tho dirt to be leveled at the expense OF the Con-
actr, and the stone be out and lett the
street tor the Of the CITY.
The Committee reserve the right to teie2t any or all
bids.
No bid will be accepted unless 1t be from a rcspon-
sible party. .
mvi Chairman Com. OH Opening Streets.
Pnoro.Ar"
NOR IRON 0UTrER PLATES.
Sealed proposals will be BY the Street Com
mittee at the of1ee of the Street Commissioner, NO.
~ Fast Sixth street, second story, until
THURSDAY. MAY7, 1874.
At O'Clock, p. No.,
For furnishing about ab out 5s gutter plates
DO fcst wide aud 3 Ieet long, AID about one aud
quarter inches thick.
Also, manp cut plates - may be required by tue
Street Commissioner.
be paid for when delivered. The bids TO be by the
pound.
The Committee reserve the right to reject any or
all bids.
h WILLIAM CANDY
Chairman of the Street Committee.
II npEkEp
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07
5ERY GOODS AND
Il Il I Nj Nj 1 N &
AT Low PRICES

The subscriber respectfully invi es the public and
her friends 10 call and ca amiue her soog.
hay4-3t~ NJ. STROUD.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-07

Il u
Mr.. Gregg Is most ihdefatigabe laborer, and
good results have followed his preaching at all
his appointments
Ndrrow Escape from a Horrible Death -
While the train on the Baltimore Central Rail-
road was passing Concord Station, Mr.. Winfield
Hill, one Of the Company's employees, attempted
TO get aboard, when he slipped and fell directly
across the track, and only escaped with his life
by turning a back sonersaut. He did not,
however, escape entirely unscathed, as he SO
severely hurt his back and bruised himself
otherwise as to lay him up for several weeks
The train was goipg at the rate of 10 miles an
hour, and we congratulate Mr.. II. upon bis
truly wonderful escape from what might have
been an awful death. x
Temperance in Stdnton.--rhe Aurora DIvi.
sion Of the Sons Of Temperance, located al
stanton, at recent meeting passed the follow
ing preamble and resolution
WHEREAS, The members of Aurora Divi
sion NO. 4, Sons of Temperance, give their de
cided approval to the resolution of the Grand
and be II e
Resolved. That we give an Invitation to the
members OF the Ladies Temperance Society to
meet us IN open session In our hall or Other
public place convenient IN Stanton. that tbeil
, addresses to the wrong-d doors NAV he heard Ir
VILLAGES as well as the cities Of our beloved
, country.
Adjourned Msetiny.-The Grand Division
: >. OF T., OF Delaware, held an adjourned SEES
. sion on Saturday afternoon, aud after The trans
action OF some routine business made ARA qe
ments for the organization of colored franc
! Dlvldson of Delaware.
>, The rules Of the Nathaniel Division requir,
four subordinates before Grand Division car
be organized. There are now but three In The
: State, two In this city and one at New CASTLE
s but we understand fourth ill be organized t
J, morrow (ruesday) evening, at the colored PEG
: pies hall Seventh and Walnut streets. which
Y will make tho full complement required, afte
!. which the Grand Division will be organzed.-
4 Measures will then be taken to organzs divi
sions Of colored people all over the State.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

ovpoy June 27-l23o m-Consos for money 92s a92i q
account g22 United states Tenfoy bonds 100 . Enc
Railwsg shares q l2d219f
IIyyRpoo June 27-i23O Cotton is dull and unchanged
Nd1Uug Mlding Orleans. 81 Sl2L sales 5000
1000 for and Cotton cosstNs
OplaDi, nothing below
Good Orinihsrv deliverable July August 3lGL do do
deliverable August aud September. al 3 J-l6l
LoSDoN Jane 27 mThe rate Of discount in the o1en mar
months hills % cent which - ! eeli below
England Pars dispatches quote Renies al 3Jt
47l2..
LIVERPOOL June 27 m-Sales OF Cotton the basis Of Mid
below Good Ordinary deliverable july and August
Al deliverable August ana Sept mher, At sri
LoSDos 27-ReGned Petroleum, lOdlU4L e gallon. Tai
low. IL q cyt.
LoSDoS June 1880 p mThe amount Of bullion withdrawn
from England balance to-day IS &23OJO Pans
dispatches quote R-ntes al 500 ijc.
FKASKGHr June 29uned states Five Twenty Bonds 81 for
the issue Of $50.
Lospoy Juae 27-2 p m-khe Railway shares 2sG2s4; do.
Preferred, 40
L,NDoS. Jane 27-2l5 :. m.-Rhe Railway shares 2si4.
LIVERPOOL, June ~ mOf the Cotton sales today 300
bales American aes the bass Of MdhE upland nong
Orinsr deliverable Juae 81 DID, io moth be-
Miings, deliverable Augusi sni september 81 I'd
the the bas OF Mddng Upsnds
nothing bos Ordinary LII Breadsuis quiet fors o6
4, Dbl for New Mess.
LONDON June 27-Kvening- Cscutta Lnseed Gl 0Gl 3
LIVERPOOL June 21-EyenEg-SPnts luf, snIne, 20 T. cS
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. yaox sEpr. /. 1873. TO p,rs.
I aga O52 14t7 $50 . 500 10


TREGTS-BtIth demand Grain
s sy b S.s for G as PT9aGe at d sns' goo s1
800 boxes Bacon st 5o To London by 1000
with 500 bb Petroleum Is Ill To Belfast, bark with $500
GIs at S yo II cis ava cI 500 bb E o :.
is PhlsdeTha to Gbrate vessel with 1900 bb Petro-
GRAS-ou whea market the week has been distinguished by
G npove under 50 demaud and falling Of the re.e at
the lake ports hoer. decided advantage later
ernoo and the material regs with
done Ion eTport chiefly to Great Blitain though the
noSsr. T tie Continent liberal but offerings
Iess added slightly 70 the quantity sfoa'
the unexpected liberal receipts at the lake ports and large
supplies kes aud canal have the CHIEF causes The marked
depression and dec Inc since our last a' oay "eet ,1e prnea
prices current hut this rot no" so apparent and there
pr lake los and the qHfvoI'be t9.9 in The Tar.et
eay ia the month supplies pressing upon the market been
aud the supply of erih so asdequs'e to the wants Of
The has continued large and TO
West are not a. favorable crops. @ especially
Of Meo where the crop does not promise well many letters thence
Wisconsin Illinois and lows the what had
I god %ne Of i bs deeSe s fo@ the western Winter
sst. The crop IN many Oe- to be yer, Tim but The sesd Is
soil stand generally efficient south the OHIO Ever the
9aA[ OF ut crop w. x.,, s he e ,s vi. Ia -
II We ahead, have ave, a, lsrs, stock o. Winter wheat
tgure, will be BY reference quotations
and carefully the marked changes the character Of
%, 1d Ee ,n s Ss yf n Sc .i' 70 70, V %n s p
good quality vii doubtless prove ,se with the
Of the bot south OF that state n generally cool low
price, the only safety for Hers though eAf' shipments will doubt,
much the highest hgore The exports
l744ss bushels against tie corresponding week last year
670 800 bnshs The depression IN Winter Whost under
arrivals hs been marked snd ge concessions have been made
dpOs. " them ARRIVAL The receipts of Ills description have
gT srceedsj the expectation The samples o. New Wbes
sIhbe have been Of eIeeni quality gyn assurance Of fhe
the sonh The California Wheat marketed
Fraboso-soms 400 sachs called Sonora Club" average weight
SO 10 the bu'hsso for 10 Liverpool FL S. This
have been hsBds0me sTce 10 command tbs
The estimated Of California. safpas 10 900 900
To-day the Wheat rfet generally and the liberal
n'sb and scarcity Of .ef room elet business tie market closes
chiefly
SprnE Ni0er quiet and besvyi u. sales 2i8 900
bash 81 3jutl 40 FOR degraded Iowa Minnesota ~ a.
CteagD Spring 81 37ads 80 for No Chicago SpruC
81 ~ NJ CAtsgo hgnlG a. 4lGf4 ~ ios y. zAs.ue
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Bnroy 27-The Wool CONTINUES good and all
full previous prices inclied N the
Of 22SOO0 ID New ONO and Michigan
Feeces from 52 TO Die for Medium and above
No The California
tinues forward freely with really sale. The usns
again been large comprising about S3OOo
H. Some zoe but the principal sales have
32d37c e. H. Since the hrst OF NAV
have purchased this market upward oil JOoooOo 10 ana
in that lO0k
for some The condition. fact, OF all
lie new Wool now AR wing least that
CombnI ami Deane Woods demand the sales OF
The embracing bs New Kentucky from
ACC TO Comtng and Diane from Doc u Coo
n been demand and prices are wen
hut becoming reduced look for quiet
m,et have OH Ohio xxx aud above AZ - G
57c. New ONO No | above 80 a5ic; New Michigan
Fleece. j2c; Wisconsin an Michigan Feees Je
Cannon 2Sd31 Oeane,
Kenucsy Combne 4Gd isc: Un.ashed Western 40d i5c
Tulya,b Doe: 4Gd 93; Nos i5c; super and Pulled
AZ 55r. CALIFORNIA Spring % Zoe; California Pail II d25c
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% bush. do. seller last half OF lnly' Al soc.

Totals .23, 29i, lis LII 100 zoooooio
HAY AND STRiw-The With limited demand we
ia shipping No s2l 1872; do. No. sSdSl9 90 straw
Iong RE 10 sl3GSl4; do. No. at Sllasl2 and os' "
Sl7d$20 ID. u..L., l.
Mred new crop 3Of35c; Cayei. 36d4Oc DO Mus9vado
Refining 37d42c; Do MuoysGo do Grocery 42disc roIto
Rico 4Oa7Oc English Islands 4O652c. aud Neuoresmh 'o@
NAVAL STORRsThe market Cor Spirits Turpenin" quiet and
6rmer bbs 81 ac sne Ron held hset h
strained we hear 100 bills 81 -. Tar steady at - 2oa
81 37a Washington, and 81 62la for Wilmington feh
ouo.ed at 81 1898 IL.
for Pork las, has been quite
active, chiefly confined to Mess for export aud VII" el
prices improved "Wednesday when they declined slightly win
falling of export aud speculative demand Inc oeaI
largely confined Nes-his has fncuaieaVscn< 70 go
ana Sl7 In Prime Mess fine business has been done AZ
higher prices the stock limited Extra Prime has een
far and again the stock much reduced To-day
regular are $3.50 SS 10d$lS l22 for New Mes. sn %
FOR $40 for Extra Prime 81! 3odS Tor ram
iy delivery hear OF $50 bb Mess lor 'u fSD
SlS 10; $50 for August SlS 30 closing strong bee'
eli for EIfa Ness sl6dsl6 Packet. Teee Beefs quiet
and steady aud hrm Cut Meats are very sc'e
and strong 900 Picked Hams l2d 22 2ooo PLAIN 90
lldll lac; 1000 Shoulders 6fc. for fresh anh &C. oi FcAeh
200 geea Bellies. s34d9c; 5000 light Bellies 10 average
9s.c 92; 100 boxes do 10 average
as,c Bacon Genan1 sales OF luo boIes ofg
Clear O Dressed fairly active; quote al 4d g
for Lard quiet the spot and fairy a'e io we
future l4d1l 5lGc Tor CIV IA ii lbc
for fs 10 Refined IL lll6e 2OO ties yellow
ll2dll 9l6c; 1850 es Ter JAY 2c ZOO ics seller Au
gust. IL lice, $50 tea. September, la4c
supply ana
Western Of all descriptions is 6m with lair demand We
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, June 81, 1874.
Tie city trade in horses has been on a very
moderate scale throughout the week closing under this
date This partly owing to numerous auction sales
Of thoroughbred and trottng stock held all through the
country districts In close vicinity 10 Newiork, but
probably more the usual paralyzation Of the
ket by the advent OF tne hot midsummer season.
few transactions in fine horses at frn prices
on supply and limited sales of ordinary
all TO be recorded in the open market. Through
OF the leading auction marts stock has been
distributed rather more advanaSeOusy a. far As num-
beers concerned. but only very sound ana Desirable
horses realized here about their current market value,
while all inferior animals had TO be knocked down az
extremely low BIDS
SALES OF THOROUGHBRED AND TROrTISG STOCK.
The Kentucky stallion Bushwhacker l. reported sod
for $4,000. The annual sale AT Mr.. AleXinders Wood
stock farm Lexington KY, held on the 2ttn
inst. resulted follows Twenty seven colts realized
es brough: sl225o. an average OF $3.50 co. and ~
yearlings brought S5050. The colt Billy stout, by NAM
brno PacheD. has been sold by MI John Stout OF Wood
ford, KY, 10 Mr. Penisan of Fayete price, sl50l Iho
brood mare Imogene owned by Mr. +. A. Foster, was
sold at Mr.. Jonathan Haw hnss stud farm. at walden.
Orange County, N Y. for 5000; also the bay mare
Madge for $1,000, MI Charles BacKmdn being the pur-
chaser OF both The sale at Mr.. \. heeDe Richardss,
Blue Grass Park near Georgetown, ky took place on
Tuesday 23d inst % lots disposed OF, bringing
total OF s2O average OF S2J per head The chest
nut Jennie sanford has been bought by Messrs.
Lawrence aud e.. Loriard OF Mr.. James Franklin, for
500 Mr.. T. L. NOrthead OF NewbuIyport disposed or
10 colts at public auction Oh Monday, 22i INST, at
Park, Boston The prices obtained were rather
age per head OF s295. sam Purdy the last California
trotting stallion sold under MS nammer ON the 2th
lust, knocked down TO Frank Malone ar s2l.5O.
The result OF to-iay's sale az Birkrrs CITY Auction
Mart aud Newiork Tattersalls, corner Broadway anu
Thirty ninth-st., Is as follows:
DESCRIPTION from CTdlOgw. HAMS. lears. Prlce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-29
COTTON MARKETS.

June 27Coon weak Good Ordinary Be- hhdnps
lie receipts 81 bales exports eoattwe $40 baes es w
bales; stock. 1924 bales
SAvAsSAH June 27-Cot,On unchanged Midng lG2 net re-
IL bales Ill bales; sales, 10 bales sales Al bales
stock, l3i46 bales - ,o,
WILxsGTos June 27-Co.on unchanged Mdng 1870 net re
oepts Al bales; exports coastSe 10 bales stock ADD tales
NoRPoLx June 27-Cotion du aud depressed Low Mdfng
l6 receipts 100 bales; coasse 400 bales safes loo
bales; stock. S45 baes - 49, l..
BAiTNoRR 27-Cotton dull Mdding c gross receipts
155 bales oossse III bales sales, 10 baes pnne
al bales; stock o. $40 bales.
BosroS 27-Cotton quiet; Mddling 1910; net receipts
85t bales sales 200 bales; stock 5000 baes
MKxPHfs dull and unchanged Low Md1hng
l6dl6 receipts g2 bales; shipments OS6 bales stock 1881
bales. a.,
ST. LOUIS June 27Coton dull and nominal Mdihng 1914 20
lie; receipts 90 bales shipments 81 bsies
CSCISsATI. June 27CoiGon dull Mddngs, lei receipts
40 bales stock. y. 100 bales ,,,,,
June 27-Co,cn quiet and unchanged Mfdns
17ic receipts, 397 bae 97 bales; sse ooo bales
last evening $50 bales; stock 45s5O bales. 80.
27-Gotlon quiet aud utchsngei Mding lo'4
pts 81 bales; sales 200 baos; stock SIl2 ba'es
June 27Cotton dull Mding lJe; bet receipts
56 bales 1872 bales.
LorIsyLLH June 27.-Cotton dull; Midiings l694e 49,
CaARLEsTos June 27-Coon dull Mddhne Ice; low MD
ding l5ac Cool Ordinary 49,: net receipts, ~ bales
exports eowi.e 26i bales sales 22j bales; stock TO- bale.
Augusta June 27-Coton dull and nominal; aiddhng loe
receipts, 26 bslesi sales, 90 bales.
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S,u a ,o,., No q spos Al 0a; No Pail 81 10ia bid No
Red Winter 81 IS seller all the Con- easier na1 n
No Mred $4,000 In elevator 5Si2c July ooc Angus.
Oats sold at 4sac At East ~ LSgis on wac. sn
.lev.or 7SdSOc WHISKY,
isr o, ag6e Port arm al sls 35dSlS 80 Dry Sailed Nests
nominal Bacon firm higher small lots o1 a. So -
sbonIier. Sides;
bnyeT hrs: half September firm summer lO. 1--we os
steady unchanged Cattle tteady and upehhgtn
5000 800 bush Wheat 22OOO bush Oorn ZooVo
TorKpo June 27-Four uneh.nged Wheat dull AID
lower No Wabash 81 IS; No White Mchissn ~ 40
No do 81 25 Amber Michigan Al "a cash 81 24 Ja
81 90 August. NO Red 81 2iadsl 20 CASH 81 ~ August
No Rel 81 20 dull High MIXED, 81 A2e easn
July 65 ia. August 65'ic September Low and o.e
No Grade Ole Oats nominal Freghts-To O.wego ana
Eng.an 5i,a6c Receps-2G 900 Wheat. 20 1000 bush
Corn Shipment.-l bills Flour 5000 bush Wheat ooooo
bush. and 2.OOObush. Oats -, 90
wILsrsaros c. June 27-spe Turpen,ne ,'e'dy :, g gae
penne steady 80 for Hard 50 80 for Yellow Dip; aud IS tor
Virgin. Tsrl uu at
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CATTT.E MARKET.

CHICAGO June 27R.cepis Tor week cattle lO2UO: hogs
242 sheep $40 time last year cattle ls5l2j hog
90 O73. sheep, 4.5i3.
closes steady hut trae easier Itrs steers
So 400 fair to good 50 50 choice 20 9Odfb 20
common 81 5Od So 90 through Texans 81 5Oas3 5O
corn.fcd. siGS5; bu,cher cattle. $685. 90 80
Hoes active Zoe higher ali sold 80 2OdSo ~ or
common s. 1886 10 for good to choice extra 80 -
guty week; blk Of sales at - 7Odfo 10
sHgpP dill easy &3a$5 20 for to choice los
odr nd ems light
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81 46a$l a. for No Milwaukee 81 1881 a. Tor Red western
81 10 Tor Amber 81 4a$1 40 for white spIng ~ Sv o
81 1881 Ash for Golden Drops 81 478s Az Tor No MIME
harley quiet and tame Oats are uni "p,.e YIN
MId quiet tame the 3! 900 bush Ne" ono ai MIL,
49, l,6GG- rive strong quiet the supply light Corn
has nuc,ui with large aud active export cary
,h dsx hn AZ The close active and pees 'o
buyer the dem. future the sales are eun
and s0Gsc to arrive Western White $50 western
ei the sale. are Mixed seller neit week at 81
Sic: 2 400 bush. do. seller last half Of July, Al ooe.
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.op MONEY is always an

TIVE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
Important subject to both borrower and lender Al
able and suggestive essay on this topic oy froi
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fuily IN
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No: 10. Price 10 cents
Address THE TRIBUNE. New York.
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; BANKING AND rTrKrCrALr

Partner WANTED.--Active or silent with $oo,,,vV
30 $4,000 in an established banking ana commas
Rion house wishing to extend their business Az 1
dress BANKERS, New-York Tribune Office, with fun
name and address,
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Gouartnersnlp Notices.
Qhanfes for Business Men


fAhan. and others Mining interests negotiated
Real Estate exchanged business Persons with capital
BUSINESS approved opportunities References Leon'
Sheldon Co.. Bankers 10 Wslsi spenan soh. fine'
Goods G3IGGS CARLETON, Fnauca and baa
ness Broker. JS Broadway.
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forses. Carriages. 6arness. sc.

Gorses. Carriages. Garness. &t.
CHS. GRUBE,1H West broadway, has on hand,
~ Wholesale r-ts Manufactured for trade al .hl,
CARRIAGES RoCkAwAlS BUGGBS Ne, a! tF'1 VI mAhs'''
turer's prices.
4 -PlIAETONS, COUPES, CLARENCES.
"a BAROuCHES second hiud sod low Sea ona0s m ~,
great reduction tie foarh OF July HAMS y" ~ h'''
4hs.
L'OR SALE CHEAP.-A square box ieatnel leather.
a top ROAD WAGON Inquire at l3o aud los o1'I' '
South Ali and South 5h-ss., BROOKLYN b d.
OUR SALES DEPARTMENT has been re-
" moved tbs and spacious slrer9 On rvs 60
TNeDt! -hrsS-st. J. DhL" C,iT,srt,srh.t
Carnage bn,ders
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GAS STOCKS.
VI NEW IORI BROOKLYN sul JERSEY CITY GAS STOCKS
BOUGHT SOLD by
Room % GEORGE II. PRhNTlSS 30 BROADSE
SKg -YozK .Sp H,RLEs RAILROAD CosPAsi tleaseilf
TkgAsUEEK's OFyI,g, GKASD Central DEPor. :
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office

/ until noon on MONDAY. och inst for one MILLION OF
DOLLARS ~ OuU Consolidated Mortgage Bonds Of tbs
Companv These will be issued the form Of Coupon Bonds
~ Registered" Bonds of $1,000 $1,000 and
$4,000 e,h bearing Interest cent payable on the Isl OF M
aud November principal 1900 The mortgage By Which
lien the entire railroad and franchises OF
thu Company proposal be price lat and should he
sealed and properly nose shoad the kind and enomna
ton which Registered Bonds to be
issued saoai be accurately given.
Each accompanied by check for equal TO
per Of the bid such applied toward
meut acceptance be of -cton
The he ready delivery TIT RSDAi July 2 al ts
Office. when where the balance must be paid.
Tue Company the reject and al proposals
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Gotten III running 10 qiAhV Dol
more ha a below the GRADE Gu0iei
sAL DELIVERY.
Toasv Last Evening Toa.
2l3 81 800
Speculation 10 1"
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RIVE Fine SupeT6ne.......ei GOGf5 40
RIVE Flour Penns'reps' ............';; 200 D 90
Corn Mea quiet and heavy; fales Of 400 bbs We
Corr l01Sl 20 brss.Si GUdS 65
Corn Meal O0a p Corn Mel Brwe P22 OO0 % p
Meal HssW OJd 10 Corn Meal. Cold Bar "a %
Moa firms Fine White quoted at ~ o00Sl 80 DO yellow At
75atl IS II 4Sdfl 53 COB Meal At 81 " IL 50
Ground Feed al 81 iUGsl 30 t. loon