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RACES AT LONG BRANCH.

The first day OF the first summer me citing at Mon
mouth Park having been success, an immense crowd
may be, expected Mt that place to-day, as the
programme much better and the
fields Will be much larger The thous ands
who wish to escape the racket and danger OF
the fireworks during tho day can have pleasant ex-
cursion to the races. The sail down the bay to Sandy
Hook canno, be oxcecd anywhere, and then the ride
by rail along the shore to Long Branch is truly
luxury this hot weather. Five races will be run to-
day comprising the Hopeful stakes, value $500 added
to n sweepstakes of $50 each, play or play,
for two-ycar- r-ods, tho second to receive 500
and the third horse $50 out Of the
stakes; haf n mile. For this event twenty-five
nominations The second event will be selling
for all ages purse 500; the winner TO be sold for
81 O00 " entered to be sold Tor $3.50 allowed lbs,
for $500 10 lbs surplus stated selling price
TO 60 the second horse: the distance mile and a
quarter. The third IL the Monmouth Cup, value
ST. 200 added TO sweepstakes OF $50 each play or
paw; The second horse receive 5000 and the third
horse 500 out of the stakes, the distance two miles
and half The fourth race will be for purse OF 5000
for all ages; entrance money to the second and third
horses, two mile heats. The fifth extra stecple-
chase making altogether one OF the greatest days of
the year The following s list of the starters in the
several races with tho prices they brought the pools
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POLICE INSTRUMENTATION.

An unusual occurrence took place in the Sixth pre-
cinct station house Sunday night II appears that
when officer Burke came into the station house from
post duty the captain accused him of being intox-
Gated, which the officer denied Sergeant Haggcrty
the captain then endoavorcd to detect The smell Of
liquor his breath hut failing in this he ordered
walk the noor, which he did lie then attempted 10
leave the premises but was detained and ordered
up stairs This hc refused to do. saying that he
allowed an hour aud would have IL. Captain Lowcry
clu hm he could 90 IT he wanted to, but not In uni
form. Burke then sad he would 90 out spite OF
him. Captain Lowcry came from behind the desk and,
as he alleges. Burke then attempted 10 strike
him with his club Some words followed and the men
clinchcd, and 1t is believed blows were exchanged.
Both parties deny this At last Sergeant Haggcrty got
Burke into a eel and locked him up. lie brough
before Justice Murray at the rombs Police Court yes
tcrday morning, on charge OF beng drunk and dis
orderly and assaulting Captain Lowery He dis
charged. Charges have been preferred against him at
poiicc Hcadnuaricrs.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WASHINGTON, July 8, 1915
The SPEAKER proceeded to call the States for bills,
undor which call but half dozen bills all of private
nature were introduced and referred.
Several nlibustering motions were then made, in
order consume the morning hour and prevent the
introduction of Mr. Meals bill for the repeal Of the Re-
sumption act.
Mr OLIVER OF Iowa. moved to suspend the rules and
adopt a resolution appointing select committee TO In
qure the disposition made of the 200. 900 acres
OF land granted for tho improvement OF the Des hoines
Rapids.
On motion OF Mr. HOLMAN, the Committee on Public
Lands substituted for the select committee, and
the motion modified was adopted
Mr. HOLMAN. OF Indiana. stated that the Conference
Committee on the fost Office Appropriation bill had
agreed and the bills being printed but would
be ready in time read to-day. He therefore moved
adjourn ment, and the House at twenty minutes to
two L. NJ adjourned until Wednesday.
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THE ARGONAUTAs REGATTA TO-DAY.

This energetic boating organization will celebrate the
glorious Fourth with grand regatta at Bergen Point
to-day. All the boys will stay home to tako part In
tho water festivities aud help to mako the regatta
grand There will be five, perhaps six,
in all Singles, pairs, iour.oarcd sh,s, four Dared
gigs perhaps barges aud tubs Tor certain. The tub
will take place last to enable =" all hands to cool
OIL Almost all of the prominent oarsmcn in the club
will take part IN the racing and the pair and fouroarcd
shell Iromse 10 be close and well contested.
Waiter Man Ed Smith, Stephenson, Gunstcr, lnbar,
Craft Ern Man, Ward, Taylor, Walker and number
OF other well known men will he In tho races Fred
erck Edred vii! ocate referee and starter and the
days sport will wind up with n grand hop at night
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

Eight barkecpers were arrested at Jones' Woods on
Sunday last for violation OF the Excise law and at the
Finy-seventh Street Police Court yesterday wcrc held
10 answer. Bail was furnished by John +. Schultios,
the proprietor of tho Woods.
james Glgan was arraisncd at the same police
yesterday charge Of having assaulted Joseph
ODonnell of No. 513 Thirteenth street, the head
with earthcn pitcher He was committed to await
the result OF ODonncs injuries
John Kelly. No. 402 East Twenty-third strset, was
charged at the same police court yesterday with strk-
ing Martin Christian, driver of Central Crosstown
Railroad car on the head with cobble stone Kelly
boy, sixteen years OF age, ana was trying to steal
flag from The He cautioned and discharged
Victor Van Roosbroeck charged Thomas Meg Guinness,
the Fifty street Police Court yesterday with
knocking him down a flight OF and dangerously
njurlng him in the back arm and leg Roosbroeck
performing morning services at Bellevue Hospital
and as Mc(ulnncss disorderly and disturbed the
congregation demonstrated with him, when The latter
assaulted him cs above described He held 10
Charles Shipey the negro rufhan arrested by Cap
tain Mcdonnell aud Detective Murphy. OF tho Eighth
precinct Tor stabbing another negro, named Thomas
Phillips, at No 81 South Fifth avenue, Sunday
night, was arragned before Justice smith, at tho
Washington Place Court yesterday and held for trial
ANNE Mulhollaud. alias Smith. was committed for
trial tho Washingt Place Police Court yesterday
by Justice Smith, for having stolen $l5S worth OF
clothing from Edna Lewis, OF No. II Grand street
Annie Carr, who said she lived at No. l42 East
Thirty third street. hold for trial at The washing.
ton Place Police Court yesterday. for stealing $500
worth OF lace from the residence OF DANIEL f. Hnwley,
Of No. Al Fifth avenue, where she had been employed
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HUDSON RIVER YACHT CLUB.
A REGATTA WITH FAIR BREEZE AND STIFF CAN

vAs--THE ELLA WINS
Yesterday the Hudson River Yacht Club had their
union regatta for second and third class boats The
from s,akeboat lying of the club house on
the North River at the loot OF Seventeenth street. to
and around stakeheat of Pleasant Valley; thence to
and around stakcboat of weehawken and back to
the starting po nt the entire course to be sailed over
twice As "a fair breeze had been blowing all through
the day a lively anticipated, and
large number of spectators gathered to the
race AT little alter O'Clock The
boat swept before stin breeze and one after
the other followed, some displaying their superior sail
ng powers by taking the lead OF the squadron
and keeping it, The following yachts wore entered Tor
the
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

THE HARvARDs DEFEATED BY THE CHELsEAs-
SCORE TO 5.
The Chelseas. Of Brooklyn, defeated the Harvard
University nine the Union Grounds yesterday after
noon the presence Of about 500 spectators The
suit OF the contest almost wholly unlocked tor
aud the betting had much confidence in the
ability OF the college boys TO win that they wagcrcd
their money at odds of 20 to T. As will be by tho
score the game close and exciting throughout
neither side having any great advantage at any time
The figures arc as follows
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RACING IN JERSEY.

There will be four at Yves, Side PARK this after.
noon-the hrst swcepstakc, the second pacing
match tho third running race and the fourth a mule
race, each mule ridden by the owner OF n competing
mule, the prize to be awarded to the that
last. Mules OF VIGOROUSLY ba.ky habits to be barred
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A GYPSY'S TREASURE TROVE.

Not long since Mr. and Mrs Philips who keep a
liquor store the Flabush road, Long Island,
arrested ior roebing g psy cncampment. near the
Kings County Pcn,entiary OF S. 900 worth OF iewcry
and money Yesterday morning Philips acknowcdgcd
the robbery and handed over The sum OF $500 TO the
dctcctiycs and told them they could find
stolen property a hcid ia tho town OF flatbush Do
ccves Frost AMI Carr went tho spot indicated, and
tccovrrod sI3o IN bank bills aud large quantity OF
evelry, amounting n all TO about 7,o0l
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SHOT But DUMB.

James Sinclair was shot twice in the leg Monday
night in the Bowcry, near Hester street He refused
TO give any Information concerning the affair the
police.
soon after the occurrence, however. officers OF the
Tenth precinct succeeded in arrestng Marquis Moore.
his assailant The latter states that he was ing
along the street Sinclair up AMI cut hin IN the
face wrist and leg Moore tnen in seifdcfence, drew
a pistol and shot Sinclair. Moore locked up and
Sinclair Was sent TO Bellevue.
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The wind was favorable and all the boats sailed we'll
till the stakeboat of Pleasant Valley reached. In
rounding IL tho Addie Taylor upset, but received
unsly assistance IRON Captain Robinson, who hap
pencd to be at hand with the Nette &.
The lower stakeboat first passed by the Andrew
Blessing at N. l6m. sos The Ella followed at 2h ION.
.0s then the Skipjack IN less than two minutes,
and the other yachts close behind On the second
round the Ploughboy withdrawn, and the distance
between the other contestants gradually widcncd
great deal of interest excited by the close
between the Ella ana tho Skipjack. BY turns each
took the lead but only to be ovcrhaulcd and passed by
the other. At last both in almost together the
Ella beating in forty Hour seconds. which, allow
was made for start and difference in size, was
reduced 10 iour seconds The Andrew Bless ng
the first to pass tho stake eboat coming III. 23m.
24s. The following is the result of The
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CRICKET NOTES.

The Manhattan and Prospect Park cricket clubs play
game the grounds OF former Prospect Park,
Brooklyn today.
The members OF St. Georges Club will play a scrub
game ON their grounds at Hoboken.
On July IL the Manhattan and Staten Island clubs
Will nj al ar
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

Captain Bogardus, the champion wng-shot OF the
world and Dr. b. Talbot have arranged pigeon shoot
ing match for $1,000, to take place Dcerfoot, on
Friday July H. The conditions OF the match are nity
birds each. thirty yards rsc. eighty fall and a
quarter shot, from five traps, hvc yards
an,rt English rules
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BOATING AND SWIMMING.

At two ". to-day the two boat races and six swim
ming contests between men, women and boys for Gle
CANT medals and prizes presented by Mr. r. Allen, will
start from the baths OF Fifty fourth street. East
River proceeding down the river and returning to the
MA
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pASr pAIY. VOrvS

To-day the Chclscas and Arlingtons play the
Union Grounds
AT Bridgeport Conn, tho Namelcss club, OF Brook.
lyn, play the Bridgeport club this forenoon.
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Totals s 81 IL IL Totals :. s o q

Runs carned-Harvard 2; Chelsea 2.
First base by errors of opponents-harvard 3; Chcl
sea, g.
Time Of game-1h. 35m.
Umpire-Mr. Albert Martin, Of the Press club.
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THE COURTS.

The Commissioners OF Public Works in August, 1871,
made contract with Edward J. Quirke for grading
135th street, between Eighth avenue and the Harlem
River Alter the work completed it was duly cer-
titled in November, 1s7a and about year later the
assessment confirmed There due on the
completion OF the work $50, 95s s3, the whole work
amounting to sl7o9s9 rs, out OF which $l2a,o42 ~
was paid as advances Mr. Qurke in September, 1874
assigned his cnim for the balance stated to the Me-
chanics and Traders National Bank, and the Comp
troer refused pay than $40, 7l3 %, claiming
the difference as interest tho advances after thu
completion Of the work and to the time the assess
meut was confirmed. A suit was brought by the bank
for the full amount claimed and Judge Van Brunr,
holding Special Term OF the Court OF Common Pleas,
before whom the came up on argument, decided
yesterday that tho plaintiffs should be compelled to
pay the interest," although since 1850 there had only
been one instance OF snch charge being made; but
In the contract the be charged II was
clear tina, it perfectly proper on the part OF the
defendants to SO charge II
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TROTTING AT DEERFOOT PARK.
LACROSSE AND POLO.

SPORTING EVENTS AT HURLINGHAM-THE GAMES
RESULTING IN TIEs-A DISTINGUISHED COM
PANY IN THE GRoUNDs-TH!RTY-THRE
DRAGs IN THE FIELD.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Tho Court of General Sessions, Part l. was opened By
Judge Gilderseevc yesterday, out he directly dis
charged the jurors summoned for the term and ad-
journed the Court until eleven O'Clock Tomorrow.
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. O'CLOCK To CLOSE or BUSINESS,
TUESDAY. June 1872. NJ.

The stock speculation to-day has been variable
and without tone. The early trading indicated
lower prices, but judeious use by the Wi!liam-st.
clique Of one of the recently returned yachtsnen who
was put forward as purchaser OF Lake Shore stock
turned the tide and the market closed generally at
higher prices than those OF yesterday. Western
Union opened and closed at G77s, having sold in the
mean time at G7S IL has been stated that the Com
pany will pay attention TO the reductions offered
by the Atlantic and Pacific Company TO and from
Cincinnati during the session of the Convention;
but AZ the President of Western Union il present Ill
Cincinnati as delegate, it is not probable that hc
will stand quietly by and see the business pass into
the hands of the Company's rival. Pacific Mail was
not attractive 10 spectators in its fluctuations
between 2l2pD2l7s6D24as asla2 i5s It's total bust
ness aggregated only 500 shares. it is stated by
one likely to be we'll Informed, that the
directors pool in Pacific Mail have divided up
the stock of the concern, each taking
his proper share, to have and to hold,' or per-
chance to sell If purchasers can be found, which
looks extremely doubtful, at least at anything like
present prices. Lake Shore, after having opened at
53Ie aud sold at 5ls, rallied to Of the pluck of
Broad-st. party who bet their money
adividcnd in July. Michigan Central rallied from
47i4 10 4sls. Central and Hudson after selling at
1O7Ii lO7Ssa 1O5i2, rallied to 1O6li. This stock
bids fair to be- again put upon the speculative list,
as II is evident that the shares accommodating in
brokers offices. Wabash, which closed at y yes
terday exhibited unexpected strength to-day in a
run up to 2, closing finally at 1l2. 1t
seems that matters nave taken new turn in regard
to the status of this Company. just one hour prior
to the sale at Toledo, Judge Chase. in the Indiana
Circuit Court a LoganspOrt, granted stay of fore
closure proceedings, upon the fling of the CUSTOM
airy bond, upon the following grounds: First, that
the decree cannot allow sale without redemption;
second that the original complaint was defective,
and that the bondholders had no right to-
declare forfeiture of the bonds, after having
placed the property in the hands of Il receiver and
thus controlling the upon defective coul-
paint and allowing them to be appropriated TO the
payment of nieOr liens, and permitting the interest
to continue in default Third, that the decree WIS
er r1re and would not have been granted if the at
tenion Of the Court had been called to it's obvious
errors. Fourth that directors should not aid in
foreclosure proceedings, while acting rs trustees for
the stockholders The Court held that the stock
holders had "A right to be heard in defense through
their agents appointed at the special meeting of May
81 and to represent the corporation III that defense.
The effect of this decision is to render the sale Mt
Toledo the 10th OF account, unless tho decision
can be changed at further hearing, unless il
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dous, ana g.o.sass have continued h vssh ~ -.
BEEswAx-lhere has been - continued druness - !.
the supplies are now pretty btra figures consrs,
BRooM cOKN There is rotking diving and v,.,.
SIN noaina We quote Bsasn ssrt geea ssslcS:
and Red and Red tipped y b. 5a4c o. oas1ss
sne ss 6aye 5esn ss su oy
n the Ineiae ne warts o. soarssrs s ~ qote: I.
s5os6 Fronts croton browD sle; dark sil rel s3 Pk
livery included, s2ass higher ordinary and sssss e !.
and late hgures without oLsbge. We eaote Adassss
l e. l2eSe ne tor Sa,S iaSe ne na sDs% E. rs &
CEsiENT-The market for Donc.sie ess.ss-,SS
made orders have been taken ahcd- Fossscy
unehan'ea and moterat.y aesvs We sass Porsaa, t31
siaesiz ~ for Ffne Martn'. F7ss7 50 fos eessss - -
s g%l e O. 90 r 9h j Fqs 5ais e Forge f'raHd 81
CIIiCCoRY bas been Gull at 4'4c. gold, for Germsu -
coAIsltum9oas has me. WIN 1 AZ a. FIR salo at ss<y
Ss saoo sois For @i % s;pIr ,
steam 81 Sgeso 80 PrOvreaL .. 5ess5, eIiyney rsss
Cumberland Broa!top soas5 25 and Anthrasi;s
coco1 has been very dull and entirely nominal IA ra -
coFFEE-aid Coffee qaist aad nominaIy unesanssA
Rio literally at steady and unchanged prices 60a
ETeI sold at 7e 5U00 ass ex Lsnoy at IGss sl
$50 ass s ngeaser for on fSa,s Noss 'er 1 Issvs
goes Ix'a@I5e; Par do, lsiaSi6'c. Good Do iSsi7 s
antos r%s G Prto Good ic9iSe Java mat. 2o s
sass 20422c: si9eapore lss2oe: Sa.Iys csyisa st3
mjnso I4a@i6e; Co-ta iica, T7alsc.; an iGIsss
savanila ij4 lss.: Iorto Rico. El34lssc. AssostaI1
49,; Macca<ar, lsf5l9e., all gold.
COOPEhAGE STOCh-fhe general market is very quiet
yet lalo ngmvs retained We quote Empty Hex.hss
IL feet 40 27aytc; Molasses shooss 80 inrhes With
Heals 81 aJasl 80; Sugar shooks. with Heads y nchs
55c ~ Rum S,ook; 81 Pipe shooks rs 5Oas7 -
CoRDAiBTno usual aic IS going OF al Tie olsvng qa
tatons: Mania Corage above ~ iread and Hay Rs
nrea l5s: Manila Corage Bolt Rope yarns 10 &C. o.
threaiapt thread, i2c do Whale Lines l6c rrsd hshA
do II thread Ice; do thread and thread, 10 c Tyn1
Yarn, nc. Fine farfeat sis do 10 &c: hns hp
Tareed American Lah Yarn. l2c ard Fine Tarred Ama
do. 10 a.
pRJGs AND CHEMICAI IS-There has been moAczs
IN aebbing and prices have shown Few ch'1ss
seng, 81 l59sl 80; Seneca Root s9@o5c, Alcesss g
gold ior Guatemala; 75Gs1e., currency, for lars,
and 00asOe currency Manila; Saltpeier, l2a sts
les sao rshne go stss Scksvsr % 81 SIC gold English b.
caIs-sl 2JaSl 80 for sa sOda - 800 - ~ iof snse
81 7j@s2 for Ash; and - ~ 'or hesTn: s9a' ~
Oils ri 256sI 50 gold, for bergainet - Gr, so es
Lemon 55c. currency, for sassars - iSl NOiefee
and S3 for PcDpermLt in lin. and - 1V III tiass
DYEWOO DS-Only light bn iness has been zone 81 be
nj the quotations Lrgwood, Jamalca ,9n goN, sz11s1.
e ,'osai Ensre-M exIcsn sginzz6; savania sisssz$
marncabo sazas-,3; sano Domingo 81 az - al sst
oOIrOErhe market on me 800. as % ai si nv Ian 81
lI cousHm pon and Ill for speeaauOn lhere Wcfn ao
hales delivered contract The receipts at the potts
bles tis day last year The Liverpool market trs
b had here far aS the export trade was eeEeern
20 he gtoppage sprlgue ad Hamilton Mills The ssu
ing the nominal quotations;
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,e principal gold quotations were /:
We annex closing quotations of foreign exchange:

The money market was the correlative of yestor-
day, call loans being quoted at 2W2i2, and
discount at 1 per cent and upward. The
United States Treasurer to-day received $780,
600 National bank notes for redemption. The Gus
toms receipts at Washington to-day were 100000.
The Internal Revenue receipts footed up $2oO,OOO
The following is the Clearing house statement to-
day: Currency exchanges 1853, 152; currency
balances, So 2SS,3l1; gold exchanges, $2,129-
ISL; gold balances $i1336s.
Government bonds were less active and the 5.20s
of 1867 were lower; sales down to 1898. Coupon
2 oos of 1868. new, were up to 12Ol2, 10, t0s,
coupou selling at 1882 and Currency Us ut 1888.
There were no new features TO the market. ! he
closiug street uotatiOns were
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be reversed by the Supreme Court. The decree Oh
sae reGuires that the property shall be sold al an en-

be reversed by the Supreme Court. The decree Oh
sale requires that the property shall be sold al an en-
tirety, and it mnst be confirmed by the courts OF
Ohio Indiana. and Illinois. No title can be given
therefore until the stay is removed.
Henry Crawford of Chicago appeared in defense
of the corporation. X. G. Ingersoll OF Peoria Tor
equipment bondheders, Judge Ranney OF C'eVe-
land, and Gen. Wager Swayne of Toledo for the fere-
closing bondholders. The arguments occupied the
whole week up to Saturday morning. In the coal
roads, Central New-Jersey was weak at 81 i2@soSt'
regular way, and 704i, seller 60, but finally reeov-
cred to Slss Investments vera strong; CbIeaeo
and Alton at 1Oll, Morris and Essex at 1O11 lolA
ex-dividend, and Fort Wayne, 103; Rensselaer, ana
Saratoga selling at 1I9. In miscellaneous shares
Producers Petroleum advanced to 11e4. Express
shares were quiet sales of American at 5Sis. Al
the close the market was strong. The business Oh
the day was very light, amounting to the purchase
and sale of only about $4,000 shares, largely
in Lake Shore and Western Union. The advances
from yesterdays closing prices were IN Ire ana
Northwest Preferred each ls Lake Shore, New
Jersey Central, and Ohio aud Mississippi, eacn % ;
Missouri Pacific, u; Michigan Central and wabash
each ss, and ProduceYS Petroleum, per cent. Inc
declines were in Pacific Mail, Rock Island, and st
Paul Common and Preferred. each l., and Centrai
and Hudson Il per cent. The following table shows
the
RANGE OF THE MARKET
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The London cables We're meager but favorable,
British cousols aud United States bonds closing
firm but quiet, while Erie Common was l2'2' the
Preferred Is, and New-York Central 9sN99. The
sum of 100000 bullion vent into the Bank OF
England on balance to-day. There no quota
ton for money. In Frankfort, U. s. new iyes were
up to 1928. In Paris, the French five per cents
closed at 1919. The gold market was very duil'
with tho prcponderance Of sales at ll2os and few
at Il2l2 Loans cost Hat and one per cent borrow
ing The foreign exchange market was
dull and nominal; quotations below. Inc
Cunarder for tomorrow has Under ELI
gauoment $500 900 gold coin. The export clearaneos
of domestic produce from this port for tho week
ending tonight amounted IN currency valuation TO
S65I3206. The Assistant Treasurer pad out
S29O 900 in coin interest and 3l 900 III redemption
of called bonds. The operations at the Gold Ex-
change Bank covered Gold cleared Sl2oZZ'oOo;
gold balances, Ss29.323 ; currency balances, $780,
III, ,-ir.,nnl ynld ouotatlous
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CORPORATION &otlles.

DEeARIxESr OF PUBLIC PAEEs. 30 USloS.sQUAKE
NEw.lOsh, une "a 1876.
DAVlNG BROADWAY IN aslingtOn- square.
rrot0s!, Ia sealed envelopes, viii be receive ~ tho
OF enauIed department. untl WEDNESDAY,
2isi Gsy VI Jine ~, at t hour oi $3.50 clock
NIl be publicly opened, or regulating and
with taplock payemtnt he portion oi the iwsy ia
Washington -iaTo leading from FIithaye Ia
For Fariio Ihe oty Record copies ior
No Hall
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DlrAlllIgNr or punLIc rAnGs. aa UyIoS. .saLAnr.

DIrAEfliENT oF PUBLIC PARGs 30 USIos. .5QlARE,
NEH.lolK June u, 1876
PROPOSALS FOR SCREENLD GRAVEL
Pro- e1is Ia sealed envelopes will be received al the
New.NOrk CITY, unl WEpNEsDAf the 2lsi day OF June.
1876 tis ur 0f p O'Clock WHEN they viii be pub
cly opened, for three thousand l3poD cubic Yards 0f
Graves suitable ior walk- and roads. Tor pscu
lars The CITY copies Tor sale At No hty Hail