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Columbia Music Store
LyBrand & Son

TAKE pleasure in calling the attention Of
Il the public to an examination of their
STOCK Of MUSICAL MENCHANDISE, con-
sisting Of Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs,
Melodeons, Eiolins, Guitare, Banjoe, Flutes,
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band Instru.
ments OF all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
instruction Books for every class Of Musical
Instruments on hand at all times. We are
sole Agents for the State Of South Cnrolina
Music sent by NJ all. post paid. on receipt of
price; and all kinds OF Musical Goods sent by
Express when ordered, to any pnrt of the
State, marked G. o. D. Good Second hand
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap, for cash.
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons Tuned and
Repaired in satisfactory manner: and will
give especial attention to Packing Removing g
and Shipping Pianos for other parties toany
point desired, at tmoderatepIices.
All lorders promptly attended to md ga It's
faction guaranteed to those favoring ue with
their patronage. Send for our catalogue of
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise. Ri
chardson street, few doors eboye PHRNIx
office. Columbia. 8. G. Now
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HOPE & GYLEs

HOPE & GYLES
HAVE for sale
IL 500 bushels OATS,
1000 bushels BRAN,
2000 bushels SHORTS.
ALSO,
Fresh Saur Kraut and Mince Meat
100 boxes naiains. SO half-boxcs Raisins.
% Qnarter-hoxca Raieius.
so drums Smyrna Figs,
pessicated Cocoanui,
100 pounds Secdless Raisns,
6N Heads of cabbage.
Thorburn's Garden Seeds
A ND ONION SETS, warranted rrosb for
4 \ saic .! HOPE X GYLES,
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THE CELEBRATED FERTILIZERS
Corn, Cotton, Wheat and Tobacco,
PHOENIX GUANO!
o,fromPL leland.
WILCOX, Gibbs 4 CO.'S MANIPULATED GUAN0l


incE,o otbt nnd. ~
IL. .Ascntp
mlia s C.
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sBreakfast. thinner. tSupper. -
south bound Trains connect at Augneta
for all points South and West Through
Gipal points, As Sleeping cars on all Night
Trans. JAS. ANDERSON, General SUIT
a. POPE. Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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nc. Cotton s.,:. q s.ssc ''': X
cSOa ao. sfry dss, TlSsnDs Ss nSS s,
sslS,s oSsss sIo ~ sssS 50 sis:s sssS,ns. ios
ss';ss SaaHas ssS s'sHa: so.:
wiss, Z. BALES. 80 stosL. is,sno - mi
s. Ssss 's s:. g %s sss..
CHAsL.ssoz. June "a lmA
ssSs4 ss VI % Ms Ss sSss rs s''
wuHrnoroH 4 O. Jane 10. ma
Ssr sos ,sio" sis asS y 10 vs 4ss
. io1 amer wass sSs Wits ~in.s IS
S %snas. club 81 one Ss sr 'ss w ian ~
81 sS y s q :sr o y
SSTP neal s for sS:sd g, seDSs'd ger sS1
dInss s2s per TON Canal ir.ishs:-wh:.t 3. corn
Fl
aSsay 81 Ists Sssh sE1
sS Sc Su: S 1S.s ss p s sTS S%
IS a.
81
wheat nkc corn, l0c. oats, &c. Flour STEADY; gales
pa = u 49, .sS:; ;sssss
d. Y e. rec No r. S III cheese a
H e Sa.sS ns asss ne
but nrs oasring. 9su quiet sales 2S0o puahes No:
nrm: Oanads q % -; wsssArn q 90 u 20 Otnsr
- ToIzpo June ~ 1874,
michigan 81 ~; No do, q s; RED. q Ssk Corn in
sf. Sa1 ana n1 NY el NJ ec &c
sOc. Treighs steady-To Buffalo, &C.. 70 Osweso,s o.
Recepts2S0O bushels wheat 5000 do. corn, 100 do
oats shipmens-NOoO bushels wheat, 5000 do corn,
1,D00 do. Data
Flour dull 9nd unchanged. Wheat active higher and
Irregular a. d q or Nc, spring; 81 a for No do,
ioT No. ds: rejected Corn sssiSs Al nishsT =
Jay rejected ssMe Oats steady q 4sAc iofN No cash
,O .. No BsrsI dui aud nominal PORK steady; held
cash: HE, July. Buzz meats quiet and unchanged
e. 6Nc Tor shoulders July. whtskey steady g s5c
6,0o bols -four 900 bushels wheat 100000 do. corn
bushels wheat $4,000 DO. corn, $4,000 Do oaa and loo
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for future delivery tpaAs low msddn) the ssies have
bssa - foliowss--Last evening astsr two O'Clock
June, 200 At II Side July, Loo a izkc, Loo i
7-i6o August 200 at II Hide, 100 ct II xss2c LsO
l7szc l,0o At II 253ac. septambsr. 100 at II alse
October 200 st l7kc, 100 At II ai6 Total 400 bale.
Today, mp two O'Clock p. Nuns 100 at II sa2.
600 at II &c.. q llsac July 100 q IKE so 1
!. ssis S ie : 10 !. II ,s iss. 4d }Ce Z
!. Il as Size IS !: q 20 e ,sss sso loo Z
g :, ,s Z sls ss !: S !;
q Iiss October. 600 s it.e: ieo q II isss
al g. bales ExeSsnss Sisc pad g exchange q
S sSns s s. s~ Fs Sssss. = ns
"a SS sS e.; s s SsIP
H.nSS
sa a. Il 70 sd s. 81 By COO
sss: a. a:$ =: 3 :
mored sale Of cargo Of santoA The particulars Of winch
unable " obtain. Mid collee was nr,n, With
OKc We quote :-Rio ordinary .csrGoss i6slc. ic.:
faif do lzke IKE good 60 isfc lsac prime o..
s.s E sa:s 1or U ms Jays ey
i Isl "a s; s. pan!ss oyl ise rs
az as ssss: 81 s. Z: Ssrss s as
sa.Ss corn sp s
Osts Sl4OO bushels The nour market steady undr
amoderate inquiry The sales wers about 1900 6bls 4
sations Corn meal was in fair demand and Arm sass
800 bbls, including Brandywlue 81 - rs; Jersey md
4
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FINANCIAL Ind COMMERCIAL.
Money Continues Easy, and Government,
Railroad and Other Securities
Without Material Change.
WALL STREET,

WEDNESDAY,. June lO-o r. n.
Stocks to-day were again moved upward, the
advance being indicated soon after the opening OF
the market, and generally maintained throughout
the day. BY those who arc in the habit OF discov-
erIng the causes for any sharp changes that may
occur 1t 10 alleged that the street has taken fresh
courage from the action OF the conference commit
zee published in the morning papers, and conf
IDENTIFY expects the passage OF the bill reported
and It's signature by the President. 'PoIntsi were
freely circulated as to what he viii do; but we
fan learn that any outside OF purely specu.
lanve circles is disposed 10 take much stock in an
uncertainty. Doubtless some one Is already aware
sf the eventual purpose OF the Executive. and II
ne be an operator. is making good use OF his
knowledge TO anticipate the market; but il win
not be at all strange or exceptional II 81 N..0a
.s THE OPPORTUNITY
has been seized upon to bull figures TO price that
win make . very profitable "short" sale. II, as
has often been said in tins column. there was any
Combination OF natural causes; II there was buy
ing community; II brokers were not disconsolste
because OF the absence Of customers; IL we were
not about entering on . summer solstlce, with It's
attendant dnness, some stability might be hoped
for whenever the market improves; but reactions
have followed each other with such persistent reg
MARTY that suspicion Is naturally aroused by any
event which for the moment creates strong an
dertone, and the .srreetn thus seems TO accept
the fact that forced prices are only artificial and
temporary. Notwithstanding the recorded i'm
proyement it was not powerful enough to onset
the superior attractions Of Jerome Park, which
drew away from the street" hundreds who ordi-
narlly put more iaith in the commissions OF an
active business than in the dubious results OF
lorse race. Hence we report
DULL MARKET.
The transactions amounted to n,132 shares
Western Union, $500; Union Pacific, ll,Aoo; Wa
bash. $3.50; Pacific Mail, 5000; New York Central
2,l25; st. Paul, $500; do. preferred, 600; Lake
Shore 1l,s20; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 700; Erie,
Also; Rock Island, 2,sA6; Northwest common,
AsO0. Erie improved from sok to a2h against an
improvement At London from 2sss to 29x. II is
Aafhcult 70 account for the changes Of value in
tins stock. The rest OF the list showed an advance
o. from u 70 per cent on small dealings.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


AIMS Episcopal church, by the Rev ThomaS Gal.
laudet, D. D., WILLIAn II. CLAwsON to NAE
GUERrTE DIXON, eldest daughter Of James 4. Reed,
n. d. all OF this ctsy. - 3
CoTr1N-CHURcH.-Or Tuesday, June ., At
Trinity chapel. ~ the Rev. Robert Fulton Crazy.
assisted by the Rev. Robert Norwood, JULIAN X
Churcn Esq. Fl44s ~ " tl9Y
CyTriNe-so Tuesday, June 9. IN st.
Ann8 church, Brooklyn, By the Right Rev. DR..
Litticj0hn, Btlhop OF Long Island, Mr. ROBERT
FULTON CUTTING and Miss NATHALzD CHAnLOrrH
! KELLOGG TUESDAY evening June
Q, at the residence OF the brtde's parents, No. l
Grace court Bro0kyn, by tho Rev. DR.. r. 3. 6tOrrs.
CHARLES KnLLO88 70 Mi0o EElN RRDu7cD, daugh.
ter Of John n, Prentice. -.
q I0up-WfL1lAhs-IOn Tnufs1ay. NAY g. BY
the Rev. JsAn ". KYumer, J. HnNhy MALONE 70
.EzzAA r44lAxs MlAef)sea ~ SsAAsAA
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CO1(lGRRCnL REPORT.

Cotton ouist-Fieur steady-.whsst
Ffrmsr--Corn HfgherA-Oats Steady
Pork and Lard . shade Rfrnasr--Hrocer-
les ssesdy-Freights Essy--Petroleum
Dun and Easier-spfrfts Turpentfne
Dnll-Rosfn steaAy-Whislsv Closed
Easier.
.Lefs WsaEs WEDNESDAY. June 1o-eP. N.
The trade movement was but moderate lo-day.
the gold nuctnasions exerting especial innue1ce
On Change hour was steady. Wheat WAS nrmA-
Rqs closed duh and declining with fres sellers sor
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REAL ESTATE SALES YESTERDAY.

The transactions in the auction line at the Ex-
change salesroom yesterday were as follows -
Messrs. a. B. Muller b Son sold, BY order OF the
executors OF the late 7. w. @. Moore. two lots on
the southeast corner or Fourth avenue and 1lStn
street, and two lots on the south side OF llsth
street, In rear OF the above Mr.. n. " Harnett Of
Tered the premises No. 81 Third avenue, and Mr..
E. A. Lawrence disposed Of by order OF the Su-
preme Court, under the direction OF r r. Andrews,
referee, The premises No. l4S lllrh street, west OF
Third avenue.
The legal sale Of the properly located on West
Forty ninth street, 2l42 feet east OF seventh ave-
nne, was announced BY Aessrs Blocker Co., as
Withdrawn. EAef
Snbjoined are particulars OF the sales
KEW YORK PRoPERrY--BY a H.. MULLER AND co.
lot on corner 9Th av. and ll0th st. 2oxSO Isaac
lot adjoining the above, s g., Saaxso; Isaac
lots on l. ilssh g. 90 RI O. OF 9TH av On rear OF
the above). each 25xl00 TO- e2.400 each naac Ken.
IAN ,0U
~ \. RARNErT.
story bk. h. and No 5i7 50 av., Z. s., 55.ll #
Of Sbh st.. lot is2x6o; A Cohen ............. 2700
81 D. A. LAwRENcE.
story D. g D. and / NO. ll3 Nth st., y. e.. 90 IT,
OF Sd Az. lot HllxlO0ll; Caroline n smith,. 800
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A FOUL MURDER IN RUTLAND. VT.
An Aged Womsn's Throat Cat and the
House Fired 20 Conceal the Crime.
A anArfol dotod puflonI TnauAsv 90 tn>

Troy Times says ,at@Efs
This morning about six O'Clock a two story,
pleasant-ooking dwelling, owned and occupied
exclusively by Mrs. Ann Fries, widow, and
situated on The outskirts Of this town, was dis
covered to be on fire, the names nrst showing
through an upper bedroom WINDOW and the roof.
Those FIRST on the spot soon discovered the re.
MAINS the head and trunk only, of Mrs. Fines.
lying on the bed on the second moor, whence they
were pushed out OF the names with fence board.
closed the TACT that the throat had been cut rom
ear to ear the wtndpipe entirely severed and =
number Of slabs innicted on the body. brutal
murder was thus disclosed, that had set the town
In whirl OF excitement to hunt out the per-
spetrator. the house was perhaps robbed and set
on IRE to conceal the double crime
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HAvANA, June TO- 1N4
Spanish gold. 80 2o7 Exchange arm: on the United
States sixty days, currency, li9 III premium; short
sight d. iS l% psemiam ssty days sold l4ss lsSpTs
= H5 premium; on Paris, LA las premium. Freixhts-
Per HID. OF sugar loading 1t Havana for the United
outsids po5to for the Gntsd states . s 50 per
States s. Is; from ports north coast Outside
ports, ior the United States, @ 50 q 6 To- 'lEG
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THE OWNER OF A FOURTH INTBREsT IN A vALuA-
= DE silver Mine, workna on royalty. can control
the whole propery with Of eiooV undoubted q.
Snny riven mot on mlne, with option Of purchase.
QRI0qs 4 CA9ARIQk.& BrasdyAx
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mfure delivery. Corn VS. decidedly active and
nigner' with eonpsFaf1voy heavy ssles FOR she
near future atextrsme priess. J oats we're stssay
wniskey was easier at the close. Pork ana lard
were vactliating and without especial movement
Freights were easy. Gotten Was ,quiet and IN
changed ON the spot bat In moderate demand
At an Nc. Improvement far s'futurss.n Groceries
were In fair request and frm Petroleum was dull and
sold At further decline in prices Spirits mrpenns
was dull ana nominal Roam was about steady.
corroS-The market for spos cotton remains quie'
With prices ncminally steady -Puturesn we're dealt IA
moderately, ct an advance Of sc. per H. We quote
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soUTHx1N sHcURrTIDe-
The only important transaction to-day was in Mis-
sour stxes as o. We quote late bids, - follows:-
Missouri sixes ls5< o.; do. do, asslum or unlver-
sity, 1854 s, do. do. Hannibal and st. Joseph Issue,
1874. sA; Tennessee skies. old, cox do. do, do.
cx coupon. a.; do. do new. do. ok; DO. do,
now sereA 6lK; Virgins stxes, consolidate 81 ;
do do. deferred. IL; Georgia sixes u.s. do. sevsns
new, sok; do. co.. endorsed, 50; do. do. gold
bonds, 50; North Carolina sixes, old, January and
July, 2oH; 40. do, do, April and October 20 !:
do. do, North Carolina Railroad. January and
July, IS; do. DO, April and October Is; do.
do, on, January and July, Is; DO. do, on. April
and October, Is 90. DO. new, April and October,
II; 40. DO, special tar, class l. q South Carolina
sixes, Is; do. Do. January and July. l6k; do. do
April and October, loh; do. Funding act, 1865,
10; do. Land certificates, 1889. January and July,
IL; DO. do. do, DO, April ana October, II; do
sevens. 1883, 1sx; do. non-iundable bonds, AZ;
louisiana SKIES, 10; 90. d. new, 70; do. do, new
noating debt, 20; do. sevens Penitentiary, 20; DO
skies, levee, 20; do. eghts levee, 20; do. eights
levee, 1875, 20; Texas tens, 1876, 60
MEMORANDA.
The following are the comparative earnings OF
the Union Pacific Railroad Company
r.,,,,.. 1 .ssS y, "a Ag s.s. q, a.
Ex lnss including $4,000 '''i'S'0 s'o>''S
rails and $50, 200 taxes...... 471.07S 453,3SS
Net earnings. .--............ 4409, 1877 1881, t8S
Decrease gross earnings for April. $40 81
Decrease net earnings Tor April. .......... 1850
jan ] to Jan. TO
April 80, ia. April 30, ia
Earnings 81, COS 2Sl t2750,e86
Expenses .................. 1445,474 1,6o5s361
Net earnings. l59, 800 $1,195, 32l
Increase gross earnings Tor four months. $1l5 404
Increase net earnings for four months.... 1857
The earnings Of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company for the month OF May, 1874. were
$l,3e0,00o; month OF May 1878, $l.37a, 675; month
OF Nay 1872 81, $780, s22: earnings nrst i've months,
1874. $5,027 O2s; 1873, $50 205; 1874 $la1734a
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bonds were firm at the close at
tne following quotations limited States currency
SKIES, II41s IFS; do do, 1881, registered, 1861
ueh 40. do., do, coupon, III l21k; do. FIVE
twenties, 1862, registered ll3k 1136; do. do,
DO, coupon, max Ilak; do. do, 1894 regis
tered ZIG lls1s; do. do, do, coupon, 1l6 III;
40 do, 1856, registered, 116k 1861: do do, do,
coupon, ITS. us; do. do, do, new registered
h5H ilek; do. DO. do, coupon, 1ls1 Il9H !;
90. DO, 1851 registered, ZIG . I1eK do. do,
o. coupon, I2o 1907; DO DO, 1888, registered,
us* lloH; do do. do, coupon, I20k 1904
DO ten'forties, registered, 11ss 1lss<; do. do
cenpon, ilSh ils.; do. Hves 1881, registered
11aK llsh; 90. do, DOCK coupon, Il35s I13x.
RAILROAD BONDS
werc Hrm. Some OF the issues showed better
feeling on the part OF investors. The total sales.
however, amounted only to $4,000. The following
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LoNDoN PsoDucn NA1KR.-LOxpox, June l0-kven.
ing-Linseed oil f20 US GO per ton. -
LIvKRPooL PRODUCE MARKKr.-IIvKRP0OI. June TO-
Evening .Spirits tarpentine 2as q. p! cwt
PARIS BOURSK -LONDoN June los p. 4-Paris des-
patches quote routcs 1t 6o. 07xc 64 III sf ~ ~
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Inc quotations. are Oased on cotton rnnn,ng
quality than half grade above or below tbs
Grade quoted. The sales were 3
Consumption .................... &l IS ~
6pecuiauou-. ................to W. D
$3.50 "a Atsf r~3fef - etisN -
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CITY TREASURY.

Comptroller Green reports the following dts
bursements and receipts OF the Treasury yester-
day.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

sSd ciosd esssr. sa,ss 10 bDla assi. and bbk q
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no HOLDERS OF NEVADA STATE BONDS
1hefs being the sts Interess and Sinking Fund Of
iHiz the sum Of sixty thousand dollars applicable to
the redemption Of the ten Year, bonds Of the state Of

Nevada Of the Issues Of April l. 1871 ana March 1877
and the sum q forty thousand dollars In the Territorial
dempson Or ne t:en year. bonds Of said state Of he
proposals for the surrender Of said bonds to the above
AMOUNTS VIII be received by the bond Commissioners Of
next W. ". HOBART
JERRY sOHOOiING,
Bond Conn irioners Of the state OF Nevada.
CARSON CIrY, May 2s, 1874
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The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices Of the day.


THE MONEY MARKET.
Money closed at two and three per cent on call.
There was no change In the price OF commercial
paper. Foreign exchange closed quiet without
any change in rates, the business to-day having
been at 4s7h for bankers SIXTY days sterling and
40 490k Tor demand Commercial sterling con-
unues scarce and commands l651ss p LS7, accord
ing to the grade Of the bill. Reicnmarks are quiet
and firm At s5k SO for commercial and bankers
Bankers francs on Paris quoted at 5.15% s. Is
isr long and $40 51l1< for snort; commercial
francs are selling at 9TH aa1sx.
BANK sHAREs
were unchanged. American Exchange sold at
MY Xix and Mechanics ct 1876.
THE FoREIGN MARKET.
Late London advices are as follows limited
States nve-twenty bonds, 1867, 1lOA. Erie Ran.
way shares 2Sk. The amount OF bullion gone
INTO the Bank OF England on balance to-day is
$4,000. Paris dispatches quote rentes at 59f.
s2Hc- consois, s2ss s2sz for money, s2x for the
account. Suli later dispatches report Erie at 29f
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The customs receipts to-day were 1894, 600 The
Assistant Treasurer TO-DAY paid out 81, 600 ON &C.
count OF interest and $4,000 in redemption OF a
twenty bonds. The balances In the Treasury At
De close OF business to-day were :-Currency
4IzoAs SOS special deposits OF legal tenders fot
The redemption Of certincates OF deposits,
50 600; oain s3ol6 40 uncludine $sa e2o 800
N coin certincAses) outstanding legal tenders,
tasA 600.
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~NANTBD--AN ENERGETIC PARTNER WITH CAPI-
w tai, in an extensive MISUNDERSTANDING DuslnesA Ad
dress, for three days, MANUFACTURED Herald once.
a OnO WILL PURCHASE HALF INTEREST IN
VAOO nrst class corner LIQUOR Saloon will sell
whole interest terns 81 Smith street. Brooklyn
d En0 partner WANTED; FIRST CLASS or
spCUO. nee; business yielding $500 per week; strict
investigation allowed to the right party who n
red than Call u los West r9fty second
a q A0A TO $4,000 CAEH-WITH BU6INEsS
@lA.OVO ability invested in the manufacture Of
iron goods in this city. win command 20 per cent pront
annually; safe opening TO above amount with
vices. or place son IN trade. Address IRON, boz l7
Herald once. 4 sa# tsf aD
800 600 WILL ays IA! IsTEn
net proht Of $4,000 per year.
&2O 00O Cash CASE, EoUITY IN IMPnovED Real
ing Or rarp%ershp IN some well established pay
particulars, lock box 50 Newburg Post ONCE, n. r
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Beyond the steadiness manifested. there il no
subject for comment in this market the large
short interest that had been Dut ont, covered with
iAe first suspicion of An advance, and we have to-
Aay's results. IF there is reason fer further ad.
vance in the absence of artificial influences we do
not know It. The opening was made st 11oss, after
winch there was an improvement to 1llh. The
close was made atlIl. The rates paid for DorIow
ing we're 2 and per cent to nat, ana for carrying
and per cent. The operations OF the Gold BIZ.
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IA small amountR ON First and Second Mortgages and
Lsssehqla PTopsr5y city Or BrSosyn loves. current
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"A ~ Bankers. 10 and n Nassau street.
issue traveers credits available In all parts Of the
world through the Mslcf m n Metssg
Messrs. De Roth schid
and their correspondents
commeycsi credits and telegraphtc transfers Of
money on California. Europe and Havana.
A STOCK AND GOLD PRIVILEGES; 800 FOR 100
IA shares $500 to 500 for double privileges $50 for
$4,000 Rod all 30 dAyA bought on members OF the tx
pl2natory circular furnished. Af' n
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Inc irlends OF the family are inv1teo 70 attcnu
the funeral, from st. AIMS church. 130tn street
and 81. Ann,s avenue on Friday morning, June -,
oUi Jun On Wednesday, Juno TO- E1rzAsrrn
QUINN, daughter OF oder ana Rebeccs QUINN aged
Friends q sss family are iny,ssd e e.! attend me
o'ciocr p :I X, rom Ssi T Third avenue. 'A
sOULLY.-en Monday June .. PRTRS scULLy,
Restives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the foneral rom his late
Tssasns June mo ss !. Es: s o5ss
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The rSsasves ana friends Of the family are re.
spectlglly invited to attend the funeral on FRI
sidence ag Ii nbany street New York "'' A'e 70
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Relatives and friends Of the family, and members
OF Atlantic Lodge, No. 17s, r. and A. n, and Sew
eo &c and we
s h.,t pest twelve O'Clock ?. \. ntsimsnt q
PEN Yam and Peekskin papers please COM.
snE ss Wednesday oaS q morning June 10 tsA
Relatives and friends are Vs' resnecss invited %
attend the funeral, from the residence Of her
daughter. Mrs: 8, $. Doan. 70 Freeman street,
June u, At two O'Clock. W. "a,
= vosE.-ln BROOKLYN, on Tuesday June q 1S5x
CnAELorTH lsABELI. Youngest daughter Of the lsse
Her relatives and friends, also the frisndg d nsr
to attend the funeral. rom shs fssldense q her
afternoon, June IL, 1874. Is two o;ei0ox sff7T0-
Albany papers pleaae copy.s s1s ID
wsrHons.-0p Wednesday. morning, lune 10
Punsssi Il ssrv,csS 4 sRs II Tscsrnscs Schsrmsr
horn Street, near Nsvins ssrss2 seen1yA ~ ~
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