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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25

At about 10 a. IN. yesterday large three
mased schooner, name unknown, ashore on IA shoa
near the Cape May Lighthouse strong northeast
wind was blowing and she struck forcby az 10 have
her nam and mzzen insts carried away about La way
above the deck. The schooner remained on the siOa
until high tide when she hosted off and made for the
Della ware PTeab water III a heavy sea.
The Bit a bark Union has gone ashore on Collins
Isapd and notwithstanding the efforts TO her. had
70 be up The ship tmbers and cargo have been
sold The vessel built at Pictou ia 1861 aud regis
tered 800 tons.
The bark Minerva, bound from Bras dor TO NewYork
with cargo OF plaster, ashore the Nova Scotia
coast, but got Oh yesterday, having been Obliged to
throw overheard 40 tons OF cargo.
The British bark Ecuador, bound from Liverpool TO
Yarn outh " g. ashore brier Island but abe
gotten OF - strday only slightly injured, and ~ oceeded
her Yoy ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25
CURIOUS CONTEST ABOUT AN EsTATE.

A curious case is pending before Surrogate
Huchings which The brother sisters OF one
Marshall resist the claim OF his alleged widow TO his
tate in this city. The question referred TO Clifford
A. H. Bartlett, to take testimony to the identity Of
Mr. Marshall and his marriage with the claimant The
testimony was yoluDiuous and contradictory but the
referee reports favor Of the widow and the children
claiming property and against the brother and
From the referees report appears that this Stephen
Marshall sailor and disappeared from this city in
1882 He was pOck marked, had designs In India ink
his hands, or arms, and both feet. In 1856,
Mary Am Nartincau was married 10 Q calling
himself stephen Marshall at Chinook Pacific County,
Washington Territory, who, 1t was shown, had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25
REMOVAL OF COENTIEs REEF.

The Pilot Commissioners met yesterday.
Several complaints received and ordered TO be
acted upon Mt the next meeting On Monday tie Com
mssioners accompanied by Gen. Newton and two pilots,
visited Coentes Reef. They sounded the water with a
lead and also measured 1t by Of machine affixed
TO the bottom Of their steamer, which projected 20 feet
below the water level and thus served gauge for that
depth In case this machine touched bottom, II
arranged rise the pressure and register the depth
Tie reef found to have been virtually destroyed by
the engineering operations and the depth Of water
IL 25 feet inches at dead low water, and 20 fee
inches high The former depth OF water
this reef only II feet To-day the Commissioners
will inspect Diamond Reef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25

al the marks on his body characteristic OF 'ne
stephen Marshall who lad previously disappeared rom
the CITY Of New-Y0rk Three children we're the onspls
OF tbis marriage aud Marshall was last seen awe ~
Is65 in boat on shoawater Ray the boat was subss
oueny found adIin The widow married again w leoo,
and her sec0nd husband died in 1875. The relatives OF
Marshall were examined closely and minutcly Us to hs
habits size weight general appearance ETC. Inc wiaow
band was marked the same manner, and that his gen
eral appearance cocp0nded 10 the description given by
the brother and sisters The question Of identity turned
almost wholly on the personal description OF the de-
ceased and II the decision Of the Surrogate should co-
firm the report OF the Referee the widow aud her children
will inherit the property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25
FAILURE OLA COTTON BROKER.

Robert III. Johnson, COTTON broker at No. 10
Pearst gave notice yesterday at the Cotton Exchange
that he unable TO meet bis Obligations Upon in
quiTy his Office Mr.. johnson stated that he was com
PEELED TO suspend payment last Spring At that time he
obtained an extension, but owing TO tie difficulty ex-
pericnccd in making collections recently he had been I'M
able meet the obligations thus contracted and he
had Therefore been compelled Ia make the
mentioned. He said his liabilities small and hrs
affairs would doubtless DC settled AT the Cotton Exchange
within the next 80 days and without the expense that
womb be incurred " making an Assignment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort House-M. Bartholdi, French Minister At
washington Eseyen Hcpss-Rear Admiral Henry X lio6
u & Navy Of Paris and Prot Eitei 9,
Vassar York HoteJudge Joan A. Mertsn,n
OF Richmond 81 Nicholas Hoe-Breye MAJOR Geneial u,
liam Hoffman, q. - Army and Trenor W. PARK rIesinrh VI
ant Central wLm;cn q Louisiana prSf d. .ady isaac S"
I,aker 81 Cons0cxr " 6tbeaaTte HoietCong
John whi,coasc Of and g. bakhmeten Oh
Erssian Legation 1T Washington .SursCdM nOuse-
Brevet Bug. Gen Bennett IL mn u s. Army ",n n
y. Knapp Of Auburn, ". w.. Horman Hotse-W 'oaDe
Of salt Lake CITY. Clarendon H0-EI Gov John 1. Hon
man OF Albany.
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~-FEVKKE---
Week Nv. ~. Scar Dipli. Small.
endno ph1s ph9.d let Measles iberia goT. In

~ mao iss Moas,e, t XIII " INA ,1r,
aug aug IL H. 9 e SSS y g e 8
Dr. Elisha Har1s Register Of Vital Statistics reported
674 deaths the past week. He added tha the steady
decrease Of mortality since the first week in July is
cated with tue immense rainfalls which, in the 'our
weeks ending last SATURDAY, Cunted 10 Il. 60 inches
There few deaths vi infants and few nOIe
from darrhea malades last week than i'll the previous
week hut than the increase OF Temperature and
humidity accounted for The deaths OF childrn under
years Of age exceeded 65 cent OF the total mortality
which Is favorable than the average rate IN that
class Of the city Inhabitants for the year. Ts unusua
he.ltbfuiness which has been promoted by unusual
cleansing, may couDue unless wet cellars, base
ments and all distractions 10 drainage opened and
kept clear during this time Of excessive saturaiOn. The
occasional occurrence OF fatal OF dyscniery AMI
typhoid fever show that this is now all important SAM
taTy duty.
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WORK OF THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT

CONTAGIOUS DISEASES FUK The PAcI IWU " Efho
DECREASE OF THE DEATH RIA Z.
Sanitary Superintendent Day reported to the
Board OF Health yesterday that the Sanitary Corps had
made 2,O22 inspections during the past week. The Dis
injecting Corps visited 40 premises where conagi
diseases were found and disnfected and umigated 38
houses ana their surroundings The Ambulance Corps
remOTed % cases OF smallpox to the hospital, and
dead body to The Morgue. The following compare
tive statement OF tie contagious diseases for the past
two weeks:
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nurses denied all Of the charges against them and said
that Mrs Pennington had upper teeth when she came
TO the hospital Mrs Eleanor Martin, the Maron OF the
Hospital said abe knew Of nothing against the nursos
complaints had been made to him. and that he had seen
no i'll treatment -
The Investigation adjourned till IL g. m on FIJI
tlay.
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DUY the PATENT METAL sPITTOON.

DUY the PATENT METAL SPITTOON.
ID II Is GRACEFUL IN SHAPE.
break. II cannot upset. Asa fer the PATENT
SLLF.RIGITiNG SpiTIOON, and take 10 other For sale
every Furnishing Crockery store aud manufac
the trade by JOSEPH ScHEiDE4 Co.. SO Beck
man. st. New-YCTk CITY.
RRIGHT'' DISEASE, DIABETES, DROPSY,
- GRAVEL Calculus Cont, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Dis
Liver, Kiaes, Bladder, Prostate Gland Prema
ture Prostitution Debility aud Chfonic Affections
ncurabe by general pr3cttOners Two pamphlets eApsn
treatment by Natures Spcre bethesda
Mineral Spring Water, and Dr. A. HAWIEf HEATH The
and proprietor address Depot aud rece
rooms, Broadway, New YORK N b-See hls TRADE
marx, "Asahel, Made Of God" on all packaeos
EVERYTHING IN HOMEOPATHY.
IL At HUMPHREYS. 562 aud SIT Brottway.-BOOKS
FAMILY MhDICiNE CASES, homeopathic sPeehcs H,t
Urinary Medicines, Tncures, DlutiOns Pellets HUN.
PHREYS WITCH-HAZEL OIL.
III N. SQUIRE, 81 Fulton-st Watches,
1 L. Jewelry Diamonds Sterling silver and Rogers
Plated the best quality and at smallest profits
METALLIC ADVERTISING SHOW CARDS,
W. all sizes, styles and colors J. T. COMMosS Manufae
turer, 20 Murray st.
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF the
- Gensraive Organs radically and speedily cured HENRY
A. DANIELS NJ d.. Il Lexingonave. once honr5 10 .
CMITH's CRUSHED WHITE WHEAT. the
- most HEALTHFUL and DELICIOUS ARTICLE OF
FOOD made from WHEAT Sold by all tiToecrs. Address
f. T. SMITH & Co.. Brooklyn, N. " for cirolaiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25
GAS EXPLOSION IN BROOKLYN.

While Z. G. Webster of No. 394 Clinton
ave, Greonave. Brooklyn, lighting the gas in
his library about 7:15 y. yesterday DISASTROUS
poson OF which supposed to have been escaping
since Monday night occurred. Mr. Webster L. q. Thral
burned severely on their faces and hands. Messrs.
Webster and Thra taken 10 the house Of Joseph
Hegeman at No. 40i Clinton for medical treatment,
and the servant conveyed 10 the City Hospital IN
an ambulance. The windows shattered the fuTni-
ture badly damaged, and the walls OF the house COnsid
erably Injured through being pressed outward by the
forco OF the EXPLOSION. The total damage ~ the house
and furniture is estimated at about $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25

Yesterday afternoon an unknown boy about II
years with black hair dark black coat and
Hudson Rive Railroad while passing under
Elevated Railroad at Greenwich and Canal and
staut illqi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY. AT HUDNUrs IN
BROADWAY.
sAm,.cc noon, 60. 81 IN, 72' Midnight . CO..
Higaest during the day, 12~. Lowest 62'.
Average 6Ga4' same Day, 1874, $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25

LUNDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the
toilet and bath Cologne Rum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25

A DOLLAR CASE OF Homeopathic MEDICINES,
with directions use POSTPAID receipt OF
sAIIHs HoMcsOPAiBc fuAgnACY, lO1 Ahave, NJ Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25

DIR. LYON's TOOTH TABLETS.
Neat anu portable ~ q toothbrush.
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ACCIDENTS AT SEA.

This sun viii enable the Trustees TO give another pic
mic saturday next
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A DESPERATE ATTEMPT

IA often made by men TO sell worthless medcDc 1hir
years of success however has assured the reputation
DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR as certain relief 10
Piles, COrns and Burns. n
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ST. louis LIST.

LIBERAL Discounts on Orders Of $50 aud Orer.
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announcements
BURNErT's COCAINE prevents hair falling.

announcements
BURNErT's COCAINE prevents hair falling.
DR. LYONS TOOTH TABLETS.
Neat anu portable ~ a tooth brush
LUNDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for tho
A DOLLAR CASE OF HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES,
with posT ad ON receipt OF
SAIIH's HOAcsOPAiHIC fHAghAlf l0I 4thavep n. T.
A DESPERATE ATTEMPT
IA often made by men worthless meflcDc. Thirty
success however, has assured the reputation OF
DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR a. certain reef ioa
Piles, Corns and Burns. w
In Hot WEATHER an attack of Diarrhea, or
indeed complaint Of Bowels rapidly exhausts the
and rodeis the necessity OF prompt treatment I'M
In all such DIX. yAiNEs CARsSAI'E BAiSAA
eectnal remedy acting quickly and curing thoroughly
LAMPLOUGHs pYEETIC SALINE is the cure for
fevers biousncss k.n diseases and other
spring sold by Chemists throughout
The word aDd the Maker, lab Hoioofnal LONDON, EhSan
substitute
KEEP 1T IN THE HOUSE, that it may be
promptly admnseredD all sudden at;acksof Cholera Morbs,
cramps DarIbea Collie, similar auecuOn Tor winch Dl
JAYNE CAgsNAIyE BAisAM ID an erectua remedy Az ms
the year every family Will In Ii useful and nsces
sary curative.
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Cheapest Advertising in the World.
KELLOGG'S
Great Newspaper Lists.
CHICAGO LIST.

SO SO PER LINE.
In the West and North West.
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In Hot WEATHER an attack of Diarrhea, or

indeed any complaint Of the Bowels rapidly exhausts the
strength and roldes the necessity OF prompt treatment I'M
perat,c in all such d. yAYNEs CARsiSAI1yE BasAx
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s4z; 40, for account, o4j1; old '65 bonds, 1857
1O6S; '67 bonds, lo91S a 1o9H; ten-forty bonds
1o4H; new fves, 1925; Erie, 271.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
81, DOL O36. The customs receipts were STos,511.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $4s7 900
on account OF interest and $1,o2s, 900 in redemp-
rion OF nye-twenty bonds.
BANK SHARES.
OF the city bank stocks, sales were made to-day
OF Republic at 9s1 100. OF Commerce at 40. ana
of American Exchange at 116x. The BIDS for
City were at 500; Chemical $1,000 per share OF 500
each Corn Exchange, 1870; Continental, 90; First
National, 200; Fourth National ss1S; Fulton, 1856;
German-American. ga; Gold Exchange, 115;
Grocers'. 100; Irving, 1870; Manhattan 1907 Market,
121; Mechanics. LAG; Merchants Exchange, 1903;
Metropolitan, 1872; New York, 1888; Park, 152;
Peoples. lao; Phenix OF: Republic, 99S Trades
mems, las, and Union, 1885,
STATE BONDS.
Missouri skies, long bonds, sold ct 1o1; Old Ten
nessee skies, ex-coupon, at so 50h; do. new, ex-
coupon, at 49h; do. new sevens, at 49h.
RAILWAY BONDS
These were generally steady. Central Pacific
gold bonds sold at 1929 1903; do. first mortgage
California and oregon branch at "a; do. first san
Joaquin branch at 92A 92K; Missouri Pacific
first at oo; Union Pacific sinking fund at 93M; do.
first mortgage. 1913; south Pacific OF Missouri,
83H-Qhese bonds bear six per cent gold interest
and have risen about twelve per cent during the
past three weeks Chicago and Northwestern
gold bonds s6A; Ohio and Mississippi consol-
idated sinking fund, 100; New Jersey Central con-
vertible, Ill; O.. O. ana |. C. first, 5Oh; Delaware
and Lacgawanna convertible, 121; do. second,
1l0X; chicago and Northwestern sinking fund, 100.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

c,..o ,n,.t n,oanv GAIyG TEST NAY is1H
sSSa Grsnay % Et gSeE 80 bales Exports
q0t,os sst and Rd9s
Sales, 1855. Stock i2l,6ss
Cotton weak middnng loh4c; low midiiins, i5c,
sr sso Britain '' 'oa''wi'e al Sales 800 stock
oSttOn Sust middhns lss oT midSdns Sae
$50 ssseDR Y sn' ''' 'O"''"'o o. an''
Gotten steady. more demand Tor good grades; mid
qins l14c low mddinE lSsS c good ordinary
81 bales. sales. TO- stock, l4o22.
Recepsvlour 1000 pps H wheat nSS Sassss
corn 300 dO Sats 1000 49, baTlsS o 800 DO ship
$4,000 do oats 20 600 do In store-wheat lL bush
e o malt flour aG d pa anS
Wheat unsettled, spscuators and millers holding on
Chicago a. s. T. Germ scarce and Im; sales Of cars
sales Of ear white State at on Inc WacS rye and
barleyNone here Seeds quiet sales o. 800 bushels ss
a5ss rR fss for heavy mess
CHICAGO. May 5, 1878
Flour quiet; unchanged Wheat active and higher;
No sprias6 10 10 d. fresh g osl Oh la0 8 o ST.
July; ssSSiag sss so1sc: reiscts$S,s aSsc, ccrl
Sd sid n SsSiS "a ss sS Soi a d
May Sc bid JHns ysnu Rrles1 SsSed 6pT
hrm o spring si 80 a ST 20 spot 81 % 81 80 May.
Pork dull. nomnay ~ IS So SPOT; So % 81 q
June. lardpcmand lights holders firm at SIS rs spot;
SIS 70 SIS rs June Bulk as-Dcmand light holders
firm shoulders size shor rib middies, llxc; short
GEAR do, l2lsc., loose Whskey firm and in fair
demand at VI a. At the afternoon call OF the board,
wheat declining 81 % May; 81 07sl June. Corn easier
75zSc 76c. May nc. June oats higher, 63ssc Mays
way sis s June Reeepis0Four, 1000 Ibis wheat
6lCO0 bushels corn l57 O10 do. oats 5000 do barley
500 Shipments-flour, l400n bbs.; wheat 24,0u0
bushels corn 5000 do oats 1900 do barley, 5000 DO
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL PRopucE MAaKKr.-LIvERPooL. May B.
Evening Common rosin. 5 Cd. per cwt; fine do, lss
LorpoS PRODUCE MARKET LONDON. May 2-Even-
ing.-Spirt turpentne, 23s. Cd n 25s Cd cwt
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DIED.

AMTHoR.-Sunday, May ., coRxEEA MARX, be-
loved wife or Gustav I. Amthor.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral on Wednesday, May 5, at one
o'cocE r. NJ. from her late residence, No. ~
Bloomfield street. HoboKen, n. j.
BAERY.-On sun lay evening, May 2, JAMES
BARRY, native 81 Dromina, parish OF Snandrum,
county Cork, ireland. the list year OF MS age.
the relatives ana friends are respectfully IN.
vited 10 attend the funeral rom the residence OF
MS son. John, $3.50 First avenue, on Wednesday,
NAV 5, at ten O'Clock.
CAKPKSTER.-At Bayonne, N. D., saturday,
May /. ASH NJ, VIE or rnorn Carpenter.
Funeral RON the residence OF ner son.ln-aw,
Joseph W. FurSman, Tuesday, toe attn, ut two L.
NJ. Take cars on New Jersey Central Railroad,
foot uf Liberty street. TO BayonBe station.
CuAGLtCk.-At MS country residence, Lcngvlcw,
Flushing, T. L., ADrt %. Hon. OLIVER CuAHLIcK.
Relatives aud rlenas are respectfully invited 10
attend the iunerai services, Tuesday, 4r lusf.,
al hall-past tnfcC O'Clock =. ~. a SPECIAL tram
VIII leave the Long Island Railroad depot, Hun
ter's Point, at 245 O'Clock, on the arrvai Of
which carriages wli be m warning 10 convey
friends 70 MS late residence. a spec al train viii
ais0 leave the FLUSHING and North side Railroad
depot Hunters Point, az Jhrce O'Clock T. Nj. FOR
Bfondway station. near his lave residences.
CuN3riASs0N.-Dn saturday morning, May 1,
SARAH ~. CuEfsTfANS0N, vie Oi Captain L. IA.
Chrst1nson, ~ the 5sth year ~ her age.
inc lbhetal Will take place on Tuesday, May 4,
~ TWO o'cucE Z. Nj rom 50 FIRST place, BROOKLYN.
Philadelphia aud Lancaster papers will please
cory.
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 4 1875-rR1PLE SHEET

Ps o me r ss Ssy s.S
ne market was quiet az sac. for spot and l3c for
vile nominsy s Sqf:i's 81 wS o CITY r% At
Quite du % 6s a wes a9s 81 ps IS atsd pker
steady United 81 s 81 s2s outside 81 Is 81 s7si
AZ ss dSS ssS i:
for the hog product almost universally dull aud
declining There was very little sp.cpalivs demand.
Pork was dun and nominal me spot ana also for
as,2 seq Tor July, but on Change nothing was lone 50
high he sales comprised about 300 0bls Al So 40
offered At ihs close az sz2 without 5uy ss
Beef hams we're nesectsd and nominal a. 1ormS
pGS efs sac0R oY wai SS ana & clear seI
nominal az i29sc lAc sales q 100 boxes long clear
shn Ans N Il Tbs sales SoEs 1919 lbs bellies
Nay delivery sc was bid and 5 asked SSe there
sales We're SS ece FOR and IS
cSntnued rec reeeps and
q light demand, holders WORK nrm atsAe, sac. per
other deserptons. We note sales & % hhds. ana 10
Ste y' active and iu rm al the quotations aSed We
9uote :-Mnscovado common TO good common re,
SC d. prime a se So mo lass sag gc c
s ss1 rat FSS @ ara e o sae
ING SIZE. DO. vacuum pan, sAc a9'4c.; Martnlqle,
rs do ei1IG 10 ItG SIC osi sia 5o IS 70 5 c
iOssc.; white ss4c. iUGsc. centrifugal Nos 0 10
SIC. &c. do II to IL 9&c 956c. do "a to 10, 9lac.
9ssc. do, II to 90 loo i0sc. Manila. TIC. &C. Per
nambuco Sc. sac. renned standard A. IU16c. l09c.i
good yellow &C. s4c crushed scarce; powered llc'i
RIcE-We note sales OF 500 bags Rangoon, IN bond at
2s4c gold per b and, in jobbng way, 80 casks Caro-
Carolina, good, Il4c. 7hc prime do. 7ssc, 1s4c.
choice do Sc SIC. ousiana 71sc 7sc for fair TO
61Sc. 69c currency; fatna, Ike currency; Rangoon
in bond. 81 IS a So S1B, gold
STEARNE was inactive at l6hc for city western was
quoted l6c. l6Hc
TALLow was Quiet with sales OF so 900 lbs at 9<c
WHIsKEY-Recepts 34l bbla The market was quiet,
with So les OF 100 bbls. at ST. 1G gallon.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursday, April 20,
in the simpson Methodist Episcopal church.
Brooklyn. BY the REV. r. De Witt Tdlmage ID. D.
john N. CAMPBELL to EVE, daughter OF Charles r.
Townsend, Esq, all OF Brooklyn
HOUsIoN-FgANKs On Wednesday, April %, at
tue residence OF the BRIDES father. In Philadelphia
b. tue Rev. Dr. Gallaudet OF New YORK. WASHING
TON HoUsrON, son OF the late James A. Houston,
81. d., OF New YORK, TO HANNAH T.. FRANKS, ofPhlla-
delpha.
LocKwooD-MrLLER.- saturday, April IL, by
Rev. DR.. COrbet, ISAAC JEWELL LOCKWOOD to MARY
T.. MILLER, both OF this city.
Buffalo IN. ~ papers please copy.
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lO:l5 AND ll:30 A. NJ.
$4,000 U 5 SIS. 1910 r. ll5,<
400 uo........ b C ll5X
lU0O0 D S SIS. l0-i0, c.. III
loo U : SIS, C, Isl. 80. ll51<
yOOO Y ) Us, cur.--... i231l
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FINANCIAL.
NEGOTIATION

MONEY TO LoAN-oN, FIRST MORTGAGES, WITH.
wi bonus second ana LeAschold Mortgages. at
easies terms. GEO w. STAKE 10 Broadway, room 3.
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For future delivery basis low middnyl the sales i've
been follows saturday, after one Y. MMay, l,3O at
l64c; June lS11 at 1914 July, 100 at I61sc., 90
- I7S4c 40 at i6 sl6c: august, 200 at 10 6c
10 23S2c November, 900 az 70 5-l6c oal 700 bales.
To-Day, up 10 two 4. NJ MAY, zoo at l6i4c, 100 Mt
I693c l0at 10 &c short noIce June io0 at 10 Sc.
400 at l6ac., LOO 10 Il32c sCO nj She 22O
u li-52c.; July, LOO at 10 l7-5.c.; August, lOl
IL ll.l6c 20J at 10 23S2c. 100 at Vi ll-l6c.. 0l
l6$ac, 100 at l6 go, 100 at Ii lll6c, 300
10 1850, LOO at ID lille, 100 AZ - 233lc.,
400 mt rs ll6c. September 800 nj l6lsc October 40
10 Lice. January I0l al 6 li0c February. 100 At
I6isc Total, 1900 bates Grand total 220O ualCs. The
receipts the ports were ioows:-Gayestun. 5g7;
Now Orleans, 3ll2i Mobile, 49, savannah. LOO;
YORK 1871 Boston, Las; Philadelphia 2ol bales. Total
200 bales This day last AS bales. This day
last 53S2 bales Total since september 1 33ifks
bales Cotton freights closed as ioows;-ro havre,
by steam, &c. TO hamburg by steam. &C. To Bremen
by steam &c by sail, sc compressed. To Liverpool
ltd. q 5t6d. Nv steam; by sail s-t-G.
FLOUR RAIN-kecelpts-FlOnr,l 040T bhls. wheat
$3.50 bushels; corn 1880 do. oats, 500 do Tue
-four market quiet but unchanged. Good shipping
extra well winter wheat -four was held firm. The
sales were $3.50 bills, within the Of our
quotations appended Rye flour was steady, but quiet
Corn sold to the extent OF zoo packages at former
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