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sac ID. weight es cwt; SO Kansas at ssc
sa ~ 'rs vi s
81 a.s @ , s Tssar sss q b s III
:ssn at Bye per - weights e~s s's s-s: Is
~ ss ;'7 iaoi. Steers ss' as sc per- "a With 81
on per head on head, weight r. ew.; 3 iii;
s Rs' s for r' asssr ss
ssaS even - ii nss @ s a s ~ssSs
ss.s x z. 81; :r Il ''s s
rS'. g. r. Ri " ss So
head *pd SOC oil per head oel7 head Weights ~ ss,
sold Gsssn.r .ti led colei.do siss'.
Sslqsss ] . ,,.,t xs.sss "a
sssd il: Win j a e IA
I'D ses a a s &c s"%
sS Tsass ';s' Som: .ss ia MS;rl:
Missouri; ssssf: s;as Sslsh. " ss, Missouri
for Is Sssn. I'd ns. =
per SIC ws "a egs 81 . isS n na
2. ss per o. 4; weigh. sw. strong sessl Meyers 500
s > % ; = sss T., "'. x'sl.
~ win 81 50 "a tn. hssa ~s,xSs s's s
sa%us .sa Ssss Il r ss Is H
psr
on a esa .a osa 80 % y Per TO-
S sA y OF per mead on head % sssa q 9s
Al. Godschndt sold ter NJ Morrs Ilinoi. steers Size
with SOC on per weight 81 50 no.
s ss %iss 3 s ~
&c sws ~ sw,i 30 Illinois steer, as se per io wsTh
9sc per In 10 head vt oac per ib, weights ga cwt
LAMBS Sheep wero steady in value and in
fair demand ~ &c 41ac per d. Lamb, OIL Ac 10.
%".s od sAssD xssG. 3D.
AZ 4sc per II iae Chic sheep weight 1880 los. aye
AT Del
H. sold for week ending June 80 1878 slO9 sheep
o 81 n sss Weight PR $500 p At a. n
~ ohlo 'assp, WEIGHT s6tn 10 bs. s4e psr y.
yrslnia lambs, wsIs 20 47G ps oile per Judd
1873 sh S .sse .sssR vfsa It
pes ~ Ohio sheep weight 80 lbs A. AZ PEI Is
Hume Co. a Ohio sheep si ssi
Be- e n'"s r At ts per III I a-g on 'ss s .ssh
weight Of lbs, per head at Axe. per ID Is state
asss weight & lbs per- ssad e PR S b. & Stat:
aSs wsish - ISs .sr head At os per L. ~ State
weight ss .! aSo
ISL e y s
H.; yis Kentucky weigh. 81 ,b per head e}4c
PEI head =. exc per ID. SOLD Tor week sad, D
80 s Sss 'hfsn sold .T oi os
wsa 9 s ss " per III D ss ONO
sneep, weight VI lbs per head. vt lb ~ Ohio
ass
s9s Kentucky lambs, weight 81 lbs per head IS
50 % per cwt o late lambs. weight 80 lbs Der at
Sss per III l9s state lambs weight q 10. per head a.
Gas psr d. sold ic, Wee. ending june 30, 1873, 55sa
Mich Cows-No actual saios reportsd trade unchanged
vsAIs AND CALVES -ssles slow, but values of kc Der
h. buttermllk fed calves sola at 2c Sac. per
dn. qu car o.a a oS hoes s
- soc. per cwt.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT FIRM FUTURES CLOSED EAsY-
FLOUR sTEADY-wHEAT QUIET--CoRN DEAR
LR-oATs STEADY - PORK QUIET - LARD
QUIET wuIsKEY NOMINAL - PETRo1zCM
QUIET-OILs QUIEr--sPiRiTs 1URpK>TINE
QUIET RosfN QUIET - CoyPEE QUIET -
SUGAR QUIET.
MONDAY, July 1-6 p. NJ
Business WAS stu moderate, but there was better
feeling In mercantile circles. On 'Chsngc flour was
steady. Wheat was quiet but hrm; but little demand
from shippers Corn was tho turn dsarer. Oats
steady. Whiskey nominal Pork aud lard quiet
Cotton spot firms futures closed easy Grocer
los, naval stores and oils quiet.
CoyyEx The market for Rio quiet. but upchsnged
Tho following lots were Withdrawn from stock -
500 bags, ex City Of Rio Jansiro; AS do, OK
La Place and 225 do. Donat, making the
stock here tonight lol.26i da Mid coffee
quiet We quote :Ordinary cargoes l21sc I2Ac fair
do good do, 1880. Ice :prims do 181c i0sc.
tor lots, I21c Ike Santos fair good
2lHc; ao grass mats. 2oc 221ScS singapore. lie.
1shc; Ccylon. i5c. &c.,; Maracabo. l3c. lie La
guayra. lie Ice, Jamaica, l3c &c., st Domingo,
IKE q i3c Porto Rico. 14c iG1sc Costa Rcs l4c
l7e; xicau. loo Ice. Macasssr. lie 1Sc Argos
ura Isc 105sc ssvsnis. I3c. I6,.c Curaooa 1c
llisc.
COTTON spot lrm but UNCHANGED. Futures
shade lower aad closed at about Saturdays
closing OF to-day with the
tions Of SATURDAY. as ioliows'-
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The Stock Market Dull and
Strong.
GOLD 100 5-s A 100 ga.
Government Bonds Strong. States Steady
and Railroads Firm.
HONEY on CALL EASY AT 3 A 3 PER CENT.
WALL STRERT,

: STREET, 1
sltta MONDAY. July Ii r. NJ.
There was much OF q midsummsr's look about
to-day's market and much OF midsummsr's dolnsss.
Limp linens and ..mslting mood" arc poor incen-
tves to activity, and business wlted under these ad-
verse and torrid conditions. There were Sufficient
number OF traders gathered about Lake Shore. how
sver-gsspng their opinions Of Its value through the
medidm OF offers and blds-to create fair amount OF
dealing ana TO advance the price half per cont or so
upon opening quotations Changes In figures, how
svor, were ~ mean gess they were small there
being present nothing to Suggest reasonable pre-
tsnce for either bear raid bull advance. The
declaration Of the dividend eneetusltY killed the
goose which had tor long . time been
laying tho golden eggs Of profits and
commtssions and there is not even q
canard, awng at the moment that can DO utilized as
Fictitious substitute. II would seem, therefore, that
the future speculation Lake Shore must turn N
the main upon notions OF values, upon present and
prospective earnings and upon the efforts Of the great
'priyiege" maker TO wriggo out Of the embarrassing
load Of long stock which pending puts' have saddlcd
him with. Tho strongest stock to-day was Now Jer-
ssy Central The reconstruction schoms in the case
Of this property seems 10 work more smoothly than
have undertakings OF a similar nature in the Wabash
and Ohio and Mississippi corporations, and fonds Of
the road looking for still higher figures to be
made. Next best the list was Delaware and Lack
awanna, pushed up BY Clique efforts and
made strong apparently TO sell on There
Is nothing in tho coal trade sufficiently hope
ful 10 warrant an advance in the
coal properties, and forced to regard the rise
In tho light OF launching a financial tub which may
catch the whale OF fresh interest the con-
ndenco OF creuu.cus buysrS. Western Union may DO
placed third tavorte OF the day the Of tho
list in tho ruck, without any place at ALL II reference
be had to amount OF TRANSACTIONS and manifestations
OF public interest The hot weather and the near
proximity OF the Fonsth have driven many large
operators out OF town, ana the signs are that the
proverba dulness OF broken week viii DO strictly
the rule AS a whole the market to-day was
unequal and feverish, and closed In mixed con-
dition of strength ana weakness which dened any
reasonable prophecies OF the future.
OPENING PRICES.
The opening prices OF stocks at the Board to-day
follows -vNew York Central, I0sZ; Erie l5l;
Lake Shore. 56A; Wabash AK; Northwestern, AN;
do preferred. 73k; Rock Island, 116; Milwaukee and
st. Paul. SIX; do. preferred, sly; Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western, 6sx; New Jersey Central. IS f;
Delaware and Hudson Canal, 5z}s; Morris and Essex.
Isx; Michigan Central, e4al; Ohio ana Mississippi,
X; Western Union, S7l4; Pacific Mai. 1GX.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
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EAST RIVER BRIDE TRUSTEES.

Tho regular monthly meeting Of the Board OF Trus-
toes Of tnc Brooklyn and New York Bridge was held
yesterday afternoon. at tho combsny's once. on
Water street. Brooklyn, President Murphy IN shs
chair The ucasurers report Tor the month ending
Saturday, Juno 20, ISIS, showed that tho total
receipts during that period had boon SOL, l3s Ia
whiie tho expenditures amounted Slsy, S63 ~
The minutes OF a ectng Of tho Executive Commit
tee, also he'd yesterday form that tho proposals
ior chnrc's iron wrapping wire Tor the cabios had
been opened, aud the contract awarded 10 ). Lloyd
Hsigh fbe trustees received comm uicntion from
j. Hslicnbeck Ia reference TO hrs property Nos.
10 and is Roso street. this city, when had boon taken
Tor tJ6,OVO IL was reicrrod to President Murphy,
with power After President Murphy had been
lcccd ~ chairman oil The committes tor the ensuing
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton au! and ssuls,: %iass; i, mid
fa S .0s isss s,a1.ss rs sssE d
NKw ORLEANS, July l. bS7s
Cotton in demand mflddling, lie low middiing
1919 good ordaary % Ns rsssgs s7 bales Ero..
463 eoastwse, Sales. soo; last evening 900 stock
26.625.
ro 1SSS sss o aIddns os ar %ass
stock. $500
ding 10 s.iec good eIsi..ry sIcs Ne. rsseips Isa
Cotton quiet. mlaaling No. aidaiar i5s4: good
ss..~ss, iss sales 100 ssss sss sS '''' Exports
s.,,,,. ,,,..,,, w,.asc1Ss, n g. July l. 1878.
IS 10. ssa~ ssa 10: ~
Wheat ssoaay amber Michigan .pts II Of; No. 's red
ss.s' s .Ss e Ss ''s' ssy si sss. Ass.
no. 40 Corn 80 iso TO- s. % d. 800
Nhe.. aaaoo bushels; corn, q 90 do Wheat afmor;
BUFFALO July I, 1873
rGI qrs s.s s. so 80 ss :. g e. ground
SO 75 50 white winter SO ~ IS for new pro.
:s g. my ~;i':'s ss'%S
s. s ps s%s. IL 's Shs xa'; ~n s g e
%Ss Swaakss 4 spra and
Dasss At 80 80 s sS.hss s' ss
sample at aS,sc No. mixed Western Ale sample and
Use State, ac .sc. Barley inactive; Canaaa zoe
5sc Western a,e Toe isyensgieeted at 5sc asked Tor
81 10 81 os for city made Other articles unchanged
&c for wheat, &C. 4hc tor corn, Sc s4e. Tor oats.
e"s. a sar"aa Flour s ao s'; as
oo d bushes. sosa sls s' Si e. barley
wheat s. oto bushels corn barley. ssS SS o.
Railroad shipments F.ur ii.0ol bb,s,; wheat 81 600
bushels; cora 81. TO do 1900 dp bailey 400
&c Int
diate points Corn. 400 suscis Grain
I3iOp do: rye 10 500 do mat ssb5o do, Estimated
malt In aouses-iooooo bushels ,rain aaoat TOT tide.
corn, 1,273O44 do OATS 245 .oas do rye, 265 do
CIscixsAr, July 1. 1873
Floar dull seas and lover; family. - IS o. so
Corn IN good demand at 4Oc Ale Oats steady 2Gc
pes s ~ choice @ as se POI ross 'S Sa si5ey ss
Lard quiet but firm current make 80 81; kettle, lie.
Gear .Se. Bacon aaios .soasr. 'o ~
81 20 81 % clear SIDES 6sc Whskey slcaoy 81 ID
sc a stsc choice Western reserve, ioe a lie sugar
steady ana unclaimed ,ogs inactive and lower unon
"a 40; butchers 81 40 "a 81 seeeIpss $500: .n,s
ments. s95.
Fionr dal and unchanged. Wheat unsettsa slut gen.
orally higher, closing essier; No Chicago spng soc
sss:c Hasa.s; 90 so Sc ora STEADY. With saos
desand; soSe.. cash ana July a5a. August; isJeeied
sys dull and lover isc Bsre, ar%siai is..e fors
and Juy 80 Is ass Az. August 10 90 ssptsmScf Lard
81 ~ VITA iair demand % ~. cash sud Juy; " D2
changed wh'ssey s,s.oy and uneh.axed at 81 90
w5ss 2 g. b". corn s zoo 5000
1000 DO rye. o.5oo ae barley. 900 do shipmeuis-
sa 100 do rye 400 ao a. ~. e e.a he as
sad lower; s:1sc $50, July; sitse size. August
P,rkd M Lard ~ eud and "a nehm
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OF those bonds two and half years (when they
viii pay per cent annual interesl WILL at the present
cost OF the bonds, have received nearly Is per cent
income per apuum assuming that per cent Interest
obligation Of The New York Central Is worth 95. New
Jersey Central convertiDIes advanced ~ 10 10; the
nrss. consolidated ~ to 73x Burlington ana Cedar
Rapids nrsis sold Al 695s, rise OF Alton aud rerre
Hau,e second, preferred fell two per cent to 60 Bur-
llnglon aud Quincy ssvens sold at Joy, ex Interest
and the eight per cents AT 1ll19 ex interest Central
Pacific nrs,s sold at 1o5k 1857. ex interest, md
Union Pacific hrs,s at 1853 los ex interest New
York Elevated Railroad nrsts sold at So, interest
Pennsyivsnia Coal (ton shares) sold at l52
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THE poREIaS MARKET.

Tho London ad<iccs reported .consols X s-10
Aigher at tho opening the quotations beng 90 11e for
money and DC 3-l6 Tor the account but at The close
thoro was reaction to % 06s Tor both money ana
the account United S,atos boads wore strong nj an
advance OF u per cent Erie TO l5zS fell or
10 16H, and closed at 15k. Tue preferred was !.
higher, at 32k. Illinois central advanced ~ psr
cent to SO; Now Jersey Central stock 1 per cent 10
w do. consolidated rsts per cont to 49, and Read
ing per cent Tx. Pcnnsy vania Central declined
per cont, to 80. Bar silver ~ quoted at 52xd
per The oil esq., 600 bullion was w,thdrawp
rom the BANK OF EogIaud to-day on balance. AT
PARIS rentes TO 49, Toe and fell on to l3i 55c
The closing quotations In London were :--Consos Tor
money and account, 90 a 961s; new AZ per cent
bonds l0Gb; nve-twenty bonds OF 1867 107 y a
io7x; tcn-Iorty bonds. 1iojs; nves 1881, 1vssl
Erie common shares, 151i; Erie preferred shares
s2k; New Jersey Central. 30ss; Illinois Central. SO.
bonds.
State bonds at tho Board wore steady. Louisiana
copsos were quoted ex interest A lot OF $l3l, 600
South Carolina non-fundable bonds sold at 2 n.
District OF Columbia 3.65's were steadypt s3k. Mis-
souri, SKIES Hannibal and ST. Joseph Issuej sold OK
terost at 1O3k.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were strong. with tho largest I'D
vance In Canada southern nrsts, guaranteed, which
sold at 771s ex coupon OF II per ccnis rise OF per
cent since saturday. This advance Is probably duo 10
shs more general appreciation Of tho aet thai holder
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FIXING THE TAX RATE.

The Board OF Aldermen mot Supervisors ysstsr.
day purpose Of receiving tho books for 1873
from the Commissioners. short discussion sross
to the method OF examining these books In former
years much expense Incurred In copying them Tor
the OF the supervisors but OF late the money has
been saved. Aldermen rnckncy and Morris made In
quries of President Roberts reattss to sho subject.
lie declared IL was NOT his intention that any addi-
uonal expense should DO incurred The books
Wit he Law
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

Totals .....-....- g.l9i " 475o 23.3t5 2oo27
Fresh to-day ...... a.ss5 l.t0i v,ou3 1873
moderate values we're steady, stnl ew car
loads remained unsoid when the markets closed ut
nqss es s,e' FROM s r.. n s sSsa ss
Tonersi sales 51 lbs net A. Sixtich yards o.
Eastman sold Tor self Al cars OF horned cattle
1885 Missouri steers At &c. per lb woghts az cwt ~
az eve; 90 -issoun steers at pAe. pee TO- with
ST per head weight ewl 81 Illinois steers a. $50
weight ~ cwt 70 Illinois steers at Dc per H. weight
eve ellis Brown sold for selves IA Illinois a.
io,1e per To-. weights 80 ew,: %. ew,.; 81 Illinois
steers AZ sc iOs.c per 10, weights % cwI 0A cwt
~ cw Ulery Gary sold for selves ~ Illinois steers
at De- sAc. per ib. weight cwt on commission, n
weight 50 cw; 70 Kentucky steers at s.e With "a o.,
per nssd al sae per ,b weight ~ cmt Coon Thomp-
10, with 81 head IL head Salc per H. weights
oAs ssw' ~ ella 40 Ak s~L n. !. Ro.entn.i
at saZc; per TO-. with 81 IN per head weights OK cwt
ewI y Joseph sold or self 1Js Illinois steers, Is
head a. sac per, h.: weigh, ~ ew- ios head al ec
.eyn, So 10 head At e<c. le.. weisas cw,.
vr. per To- weight ~ cwt II Rentucsv steers a. Ole
per With IS OIL this lot. weight lao stll Ohio
steer. % head she 10, weight o. cwI; 80 head
b. Weight TX ewi strong head a. S, per io ~ psn
u ON per head on % heaa, weighs Ia cwI !;
Jersey ci.y ,.ra. Carey aerhs.sn ,old
81 cwt 12O s,il fed Colorado steers AZ per To-
weight So tor :. Brown ~ steers II sc
f,.h 10 WhIo s.er, a. 4c sioc eer IT, vsishs * ew,
Tor N. A. bradshaw - silt fed Indiana sk
yss. per 10 ys,gh, o,s ew, sI4s w, Sss'on TONES
per head weiaht 81, cwt ~ Indians steer ~ s.c per
b Win u On per hsad weigns est 10 indians
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Tho following table shows tue highest and lowest

THE MONEY MARkET
Money on call abundantiy supplied Al q Der
cent
Foreign exchange was Arm, with actual business at
kSSK for banKsrs' sixty day sterling bills and ut
kS7x AS Tor demand
THE MARKEr.
Gold advanced from 1O0x l00s< aud later re-
setsd 10 the former figure, but closed at 1904 The
rates on gold loans were TO per Tor use
CLEARING HOUSE, STATEMENT.
currency exchanges. $Sl, 704 410
SutionSy oAiahCoss 4,lo3, l3S
Soo excnAnges.... H. 2SS. 7oy
Soao balances. ...................... Llse, l3l
GOVERNMENT
Government bonds were strong aud in good demand
overai OF Thorn beng quoted interest, a. will DO
teen by tho follow closing ouotat,ons:-
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 2 187g-TRPLE SHEET

malt 600 do Flour quiet but steady The sales In
Guiding State Western southern, we're about III 100
b0ls wt1hn the Rye Hour Quiet, with
sales OF 3OO bbla Corn meal quiet with sales Of 800
bbia Kya Mo oto
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FINANCIAL.

Al --DEfN0If AND NAN AUKEE RAiLisU1D ALSO
h.Mcntpcnery and Kuias nrss mottg bonds wanted
kNw. " FOX w.. Wall ~
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RIVER. Mass, July I, 1879.
Tho printing cloths market. with emsnd and 4
gnt business has ruled auct ~ unchanged quotations.
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Pork Eastern dun At 52s; Western steady At i45A
Bacop-Cumbersnd cut steady ~ 2,s short rio steady
At 3Us long clear steady at 2Ss short clear steady
oa ID Hamsi,our cut hrmer at Obs. shoulders steady
at 2SA Beef--lndia mess dull SIS,
mess dull ~ VOs primo dull q rs. Lard
Prime Western steady at 3os Tsliow--I'rne ely
dull sIs 3i. 1urpenune-hpirits steady ~
"a h.sin-common dull a. o.; hne
dull At los. Cheese american choice steady
4Us. Lard oil Timer IT sos flour-txtra State dull
2ts whcat-No spring doll al IS. l0d No, . do. duh
at IS Cd. winter anli at o.. Cd. Corn Mixed son
stcsdynt z2s 3D. for now, aud 2fs I'd Tor old Cotton
seed oii-feliow Ametiesn. mono IN the market he.
ceipts 81 wheat Tor th weekFrom Atiac ports $1,000
quaiters from Pacific ports 800 quarters; from other
sources BOO quarters Receipts Of 80
Beef, 40 tcrces old do. 1900 tiercss Pcrx $50
bbls old. $500 bills. new Bacon. $500 boxes old.
v,lUO boxes new. Hams. 1850 boxss Cheese IL. 100
boxoa Lard. 900 tons shou dcrs 355 boxes
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The closing prices OF Pniladelpnia stocks were:-

STATEMENT OF THE CoNPTRoLLER OF TIKI CURRENCY
The following IL the statement Comptroller Of
the Currency, showing she issue and retirement Of
national bank notes and legal tender notes, under
the acts Of Juno 20 1874 and January IA. 1875, to
July !, 1885,
National bank notes
Outstanding whom the act Of June 20,
1914 was passed xSa9. BY, l82
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LfvKRpooL. July is r. NJ
Cotton sales OF the day Inc udsd 100 bales Anne
lean Futures lady npIsnds, iow midaag clause ne
crop, shipped November and December sail. Sled
Tsiiow. 37a ID. ga psr cwt.
LyrprooL. July 1-e Pm
Corn. 22A 3D. 22s I'd. per quarter Tor mixed Wss
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FINANCIAL

. LUNDON, July I-4tJD =. VI.
Consols O6 lie Tor both aud the account United
States az per cent bonas io6 ssn-iorsiss HOY
3Bt4
Paris advces quote ave rentos iisf SOC for
nEx YORK rRopucK KxnnANax nrrnnr
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BEFORE CALL-l0 A. NJ.
lO.15 A n

5000 US6a ~! bic 1OIZ $4,000 US 5's ~, b3 1O7k
lO Os KIN lu5,s 5000 Us AS 0l BIZ iO4l,
1000 do........... 1854 5uOo4s ci9U7.bc kin 1904
ll:l5 A. NJ.
$4,000 5-2Vse65nxin io2< $4,000 Us 5s 81 I07t
STU 20 ..'pc iu@ts $500 US as 2. lYl. IUite
USo2Os 50 lOoA hc
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GALVESTON. July I, 1873.
Cotton dull and Irregular; mldiing, Ioslc: low mid.
ding, IOsc good ordinary 91c Not receipts IA bales
Exports coastwse, %. sAes, lao. Stock. 1856
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-12-05

pedagogues who might be aYailed.
What hope can any parent have in
the future OF his uneducated son
He must inevitably be the dupe and
tool of the stronger and the more
designing. Let every parent, and
particularly those in this section,
reflect upon the following sentence
which is from the per of Kent:
THE parent who sends his son into
the world uneducated deprives his
country of lawful citizen and be-
queathes to it a nuisance"
Here is a sad occurrence. One
of Mr.. John Eubank's little children
was burned to death a few days
ago. In the absence of the family
it crawled irto the fire. When
found its clothes had all been burnt
off and its life nearly extinct.
Mr.. L. z. Reagin received a sc
we're cash over his forehead last
week. He says it came near being
fatal. 1t was the result of an acct
dent while hauling logs.
The three daughters of Mr.. Wash
Surls, Mesdames Mitchell, Graves
and Berge, all consumptives, are in
very feeble health.
The Mt. Carmel grave yard has
about 600 graves, At least two
thirds of these graves have no tomb
stones. The colored people have
started a grave yard at their church.
About % of the race have been in
tered there and at Gilbert's during
this year,
No marriages have taken place
about here lately. If one should
come of it would be sensation of
sensaVfons. PETE THORN.
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Married.

On the 19sh of Nov, 1878, 1870
p. NJ. at Pleasant Hill, Ala, Rev. f.
ID. Paisley to Miss Matte f. Cowan.
Many friends witnessed the plight
Ell love of the happy groom and the
bonny bride. A magnificent sup
per, prepared by some lady friends,
was enjoyed by many guests.
Doubtless many friends and rela-
tives in Giles county will be graft
fed to learn that another young
man of that county has won and
welded lady seldom surpassed for
real and true worth-one eminently
fitted for a minister's wife. He is
truly fortunate. May Heaven bless
them with a long, useful and happy
life! A. W. PAISLEY.
~ Married, on Thursday evening,
Nov. 2Ist., at the residence of the
groom's father, Mr.. A. J. Reeves,
near EIkton, Tenn, by G. b. Reas
ons, Esq'r, Mr.. James Ed. Reeves
of this county and Miss Emma j.
Patterson of Lincoln county. They
cross the threshold of matrimonial
experience radiant with youth and
happiness. And it is our fervent
wish that their present joy may
prove but foretaste' of future fe-
licity.
Married, Nov. Goth, 1878, at the
residence of the brides father, near
Lynuville, by the Rev. w. Weakley,
Mr.. Chas. Cameron to Miss Ann
Knox-all Of Giles county.
Since our last report license have been
issued to others, as follows:
johnson Davis to Louisa Bates,
John w Richardson to Mary A Horne,
w G Grigsby to Narcissa Bee,
JB Bigger to Jennie Hewett.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-12-05
The Concert.

III our readers needed further as
surance that the coming concert To
morrow night for the benefit nt the
Presbyterian church would be SUI
perb, it is fully Supplied in the pub
LEGATION of the following
PROGRAMME:
PART FIRST.
/. Vocal Trio-sSe il FrateI INV Don
izette. Miss Maud Edmundson and
Messrs. Ezell and RegenOld.
2. Duett-Piano aud Violin. "Sounds
from Homer Mrs. Griffith and Mr..
RoGes-
3. Quartette-" Where would | be-
Carl Zollner. Messr-. Sumpter, Will
llam5, =. Ezell and Regepold.
4. Vocal Solo-"Ernani invO,ami," Ca
yatina from Ernani,-by Verdi.
.. Vocal Duett-"Two merry Girls,''-
Glover. Misses Campbell and Ed
mundson
6. Vocal Solo-@O loved Italia!' with
Cornet Obligato), by Verdi. Miss
Caldwell and Mr.. Regenold.
Z. Piano SOlo-"La HarDe Eolienne,'-
Reverie,--by Kruger. Mrs. Griffith.
8. Vocal Duet" Larboard Watch. )"
Messrs. EZell and Regenold.
PART SECOND.
/. ROndO Finale-''One gentle Heart, .
from Matilda, by Wallace.
2. Descriptive Song-"The Conquered
Banner" by LaHache. Miss Ed
mundsOn.
3. Quartette-"The Two Roses,' Wer-
ner. Messrs. w. 5. & Pink EzelI
Williams and Rcgenold
4. Vocal SOlo-"T he Last Rose of Sum-
mer," Martha. Mrs. John G. Brown.
5. "Pro Phundo Basso," by Z. Z. Bliss.
Mrs. Russell, Miss Campbell, Messrs.
Regenold and Ezell.
&. Violin IL piano-"Clear the Track, -
gallop. Mrs. Griffith 81 Mr.. Rodes.
z. Vocal TriO-''The Mermaids' Song
by Glover. Misses Campbell and
Caldwell.
s. Quartette-"Good Night, "from Mar
tina. Misses Edmundson, Campbell,
Messrs. Ezell and Regenold.
Doors open at o'clock. Curtain
rises promptly at y. Admittance
% cents.
Again we ask for the concerters
and the cause the generous encour-
agement so peculiar to our liberal
and music loving community.