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DOMESTIC MARKETS. .

GALVESTON. Feb: IA. 1873
ss" "ssns
Cotton quiet; middiIng lo1sc low middling ese good
sas rs ss. 500 10 FrAsa S,. T. ns
Cont,nent, 2464 coastwiss. 4l7s sales. 1000 stock
.MonrLE, Fob. IA. 1873
ordinary s Ns ssp Ss RspS. essa
wise. sjJ. Sales, 1900. stock. e7.ol4
Cotton quiet; mIdd,lng IL Lee. middlns, e7sc;
good Ordinary e4c Netreceipts la27 bales sales. 400
cnARLnsroS, Feb. a. 1878.
COED ordinary loc Net receipts i.s3l bales sales.
Flour steady and nnchansed; sales 1000 bbs whess
y - white STATE s. a II Corr aais; and
mil feed unchanged naroad iregnts unchanged Flour
shipped BY rsii-l.loo bbls
Flour in fair demand, with upwara tendency sales Of
eastern msrs Su.hs. No. Duia.h spring On pr.
a. Ns go on s a.
co. s'c' ses,sdsy TO terms ua,s nomn.; Western sie
sales ooo bushels choice Bay Quinte, in esc
wine. hrm sales q go OSs vi o. 81 os. city made
keesipts BY r.l!rsad@Fiour, 500 sss: wheat, s4so
SS rye 81 y
do. barley. 1900 do. rye, $500 do.
s:" ssss. s'sa'y ne Has. Ass:'
"a 20 Corn nominal 3sc Oats nominal 27s4 c. Tor
mana 90 Ssssp., Flour 1000 SsI. Ss sSsss
Flour. l.ooO bDis. wheat 81. 900 bushels
rou- ,ux a. az 90 G IN MAT: FEB. -, 1873
red, 81 - y 20 Corn III sar demand hrn, sve
is 1s s. ss sos s s Fork S g
Arm a 30 s7 sii Lard good ssmAna SO
ass r% & ss'ss sss %sas.
s:., rio aS e .n & s ." s. Is 8
vi sssa's.s trS .ss demand i o. @
shnnssd sugar HOGS steady Nh good
ssas q . 3. 5 = oS 81 o.
5,o37; Shipments. Y45.
whes. nrmsr; No. white Michigan 81 2sX; extra do.
as No. sa '' Winter s spot 81 ash
81 asN Corn arn; high mixed 4sic. 2 spot 4ssls;
.;S = S %
q siDsa % III s s
SO Ss
sISs5 AsA a re-: p %n Il 81 a.sia Z s ss
firm No. = spo. and ,soruszy 1915; May. 47s white,
Flour armsI but not auoaby higher buyers and sellers
ss. :. 9 c s?ns sp sss.' "a extra.
ss winter extras wnss. nsf. .ua SisSs
active and d arm So Eniesso spring si edge
ss;S; siSia sslSs Fssssssy 81 asiosN, astsS:
.ssiy ar@ Kid S SshsS r. unset:
ss March .s 49, Apr ssa ssuo,y
sa,st Ou. am an shade higher; 2lac March;
higher At 53c. Barley gooa 47c Dressed
hogs-Buyers aud sellers Spar good demand inside
quotations =. - 70 W 30 Pork strong aud higher
Ing easier; SO 80, cash: SO IS SO 371, March:
$40 5a1 April; 10 IS $40 67k, May IN good de-
msnd tending upward; " 80, cash 81 3d. " 49,
STEADY and unehAn ed Whsksy steady with fair demand
81 Oh Keceipts-Flour II 900 Obls wheat, So UUO
bushels; corn 1900 do oats $4,000 do; 200 do.
barley, II 900 do ADMINISTRATION luUOo bbiA wheat
% 900 bushels corn, 5000 do. 1000 do rye
$40 d.. barley 900 ao AT tho ciose--whsat steady
aud hghsr: 81 U5 81 osll. March; ~ osL 81 Us76
April. Corn firm and uncusnged Oats steady and
changed Pork hrmer, but not quotsbiy higher. Lard
hrmsr. but not quotably higher.
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growing out OF the European uncertainties and possi-
biliiies but the demand tor breadsus poarly
80 active, though prices q little drmer. closing
very quiet Corn also frmer. Oats quiet
whIskey was STEADY. Pork quiet and nominal
Lard was without decided change. Freghts were
quiet Cotton on the spot steady; iutures closed
steady Coffee and quiet Oils generally
quiet Petroleum duh and nominal. Rosn quiet
Spirits turpentine was higher.
COFFEE The market for Rio barely steady and thu
present prices could scarcely be obtained We sales
oil 2oo2 bags Rio Flora private and 937
do ex Robert Dillon price said be i47Sc At Baltimore
500 bags. ex Chowan, and $50 bags David Stewart,
both ON private terms. AT New Orleans 1900 bags.
Guiding Star, at l6<c and 3.l94 bags, Aalssund,
at lo4c Mild coffee quiet. We quote :-Ordi-
nary cargoes Ices fair do l6xc. good do l7c prime
do lsc extreme tor lots l5c I9hc Santos tar
bags Doc 2lc. do. 2osc. 22sc.; Singa-
PORE l7c 1916 ceylon, l6kc lsc. MsracSibo, loo
isac. Laguayra Ice 49, Jamaica. 1910. lie. st.
Domingo 141zc. 4Ac Porto Rico. l6c lStsc. COSTA
RIGA, Ice lec Mexican. Ice al71sc: Macassar tic.
lsc Angostura. l6%c. lsc. savsnia, l6c. ls1sc:
Curacao. lake. l51sc.
CorroN the quiet but closed steady Advces
rom Liverpool" were little more favorable. There
moderate Inquiry for spot cotton, which freely
piled Sales 5000 bales middlng quoted &c 6d
midfing Orleans, 65xd Futures opened 1921 higher
the advance was subsequently, lost Our market opened
points higher and closed steady with advance
the day OF from to points The i've O'Clock Liverpool
despatch reported the market l32d better
the Official closing prices to-day, compared with wednes
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HERALD FRIDAY Is l87a-TRIPLE SHEET

wcre:-Consos FOR money and account, 953< 05k;
new AZ per cent bonds. 100 ex; nve-twenty bonds
OF 1867, 1861; ten-iorty bonds, lo5X. ex nves OF
1881, los; Erie common shares, OK; Eric preferred
shares, 20; Illinois Central. 1877 1874
BONDS.
State bonds at the Board u lower Tor Tonnes
sixes new, aud North Carolina sixes old january
and JULY Tennessee SKIES, old, sold al 81. Rhode
Island State SKIES at 1l5z, Georgia sevens, new at
1867. Ohio skies Of 1856 at losX and District OF
Columbia e5's at tn.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were generally higher and the fol-
lowing were the changes compared last previous
sales;-An advance Of Y In Pacific Railroad OF Mis-.
souri, seconds u In Michigan Central eghts sinking
funds. and Hannibal and 81 Joseph eighs, converti-
bies; In Northwestern drsts and Michigan Central
ssvsus and y in St Paul sevens, gold; do. sinking
funds, and Buffalo, New York Erie arsts OF 1915
MINING sHAREa
The New YORK market for mining shares was steady
and active Bertha Edith opened and closed at 10:
American Flag and Lacrosse also in good de-
mand; American Consolidated sold at 10k on state
ment OF the president that the Slide NINE with over
$500 worth oil ore In sight, has been added the
American Consolidated mining property, and IL just
beginning 10 market its immense reserves and that
there Id a similar basis for the Gold Placer STOCK
Tho following were the opening prices OF mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day :-Gould Curry, 8;
Savage. Il; Cholar Potosi, 80; Ophir, so; Hale &
Norcross, OK; Crown Point. Yellow Jacket, 10Y;
Belcner, 4; Virginia Consolidated Tex div,dend 81;
California %; Overman, 14H; Raymond l. Ely, s;
Best Belcher. Ii Kentuck, 3; Union Consolidated.
o; Alpha, 10; Sierra Nevada, Al Mexican, IS; Eureka
Consolidated, a.; Justice, 11K; Utah, 10; Jack
son, az.
IN Dri N Sa IRAN risen
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CUSTOM HOUSE MATTERS.

Considerable dissatisfaction exists among the I'm.
porters account OF the order which Ia 70 70
into effect to-day. BY this mandate all entries have
to DO handed to Judge John Chief Entry
Cork, and by him numbered aud distributed 70 the
other entry clerks, and If tho slightest II
any entry tho same is returned and after being reeti
fed take It's at tho loot OF the list Il -
claimed that the business Of Importers will be greatly
retarded, ana that more than half the mpor.a
diiional expense and delay To the merchants. The
came direct from the Treasury Dcpar mont and
forceu
Quite ripple Of excitement was also created By Q
rumor that the Secretary OF tho Treasury has re-
quested the resignation OF ve Of tho ten assistant
appraisers The report could not be traced TO any
definite source, but the lact Is established that very
important changes contem In this branch a
the customs service.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Feb IA, 1873.
Jerked beef 81 20 pr arrobe. Tho premium gold Is
expected ~ decline because of the abilities peace
Gold was nomnslly quoted 22l 22l ~
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extra c.. TIC 7se other grades. including O..
fALLow.-Recsipts 1850 hhds. IS tisrcss IL bills. and
10 casks The market ste dy saies $1,000
lbs prime AZ 75sc.. and $50 bbls TIC
NHlskEr. -kece 6fJ bblA The market STEADY
90 Is soli at 81 0st5
FRKisHrs generally steady. but there
limited demand Tor all classes OF tonnage. Engare-
mens:-Io liverpool by sail 1900 bushels grain at os
sd per quarter; $50 tons oil cake 2s and sIeam 100
boxes bacon and 600 boxes cheese 47 500 bushels
wheat, shd. 90 lbs Bristol. sail. 900 bills -four
- ID glasgow. steam. 5000 bushels corn. D14L,
boxes bacon. 4os and 100 ass. Bristol sail 20 900
bushels grain. 5s I'D. 5000 bushels 5s I'd per- quar-
ter and 900 bbls -four. =. 3D. Hamburg. sail, 1000
bushels grain. 1855 marks ChartersA Norwegian bark
NOV here) from Ph'lade phia to stockholm. with AGO
bills naphtha Vt 5s.: German bark. from
Phiisdslphs to Hamburg, with 1000 bbia re-
hned petroleum AL b. I'D: Antwerp. 3s- 4tzd.,
or Dutch ports. IS 3D. German bark Of about 500 bbs
capacity. hence to bermuda thence Bremen with
dcrelct cargo 500 bbis refined petroleum Is. 3D.
Norwegian bark l076 tons from Philadelphia London,
orders. with $500 quarters grain S. 3D.: Nor
wegiau bark. hence Cork for orders with
$500 quarters grain at s.. Cd British bsrs,
lll2 tons, from Phadelphia to London with general
cargo private terms: British ship, O93 tons.
Philadelphia to Liverpool Bristol antwerp.
eral cargo private terms; Spanish bark 42S TONS
hence to Spanish port, with tobacco Sos.
32s. 3d. American bark, lll9 tons, hence Liver
pool, with grain At I'D, and part cargo -four
proDoronats rate British bark 4l2 hence Dnb
lin Belfast GLASGOW with general at about f650
laid the berth. including grain, 5s I'D
ne NM rtar
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.


LIVERPOOL. Feb. 14-5PM
Cotton OF the sales to-day 800 bales
Futures steady Upands low nidding clause aud
April delivery. l32d. uplsDds. low mddng clause
July and August delivery, 5 SD
ProvisionsCh eese, 6Ss cwt for the grades
American.
LONDON, Feb. ASP. NJ.
Provisions 23s 3D. 23s 3D. per cwt for No II
Dutch standard. on the spSt and aiiost.
Produce-spirits milne. 25s per cwt Tsilow 4Os
per cwt.
LONDON, Feb. 14-Evening.
ProduceCalcutta iinsoed, Sos per quarter Lnseed OIL
f26 l5s. por ton.
AxrwERr. Feb. IA, 1879
Petroleum. 271zf for hns American.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT
LivERPooL. Feb. a. 1873.
Pork-Eastern dull ut 64s Western duil Sos Bacon
Cumberland dull ut 32s short rib dull 32s long
clear dull At lbs. 3D. short clear dull 3Os 3D. Hams
Long cut dull ut AS Shoulders dull 23s. Cd Beef
India mess steady At e!s; extra mess steady 1Iss
prime dull ut $685. Lard-Prime Western dull 1t 39s
Spirits steady at 25s. I'd. Kosin-Common dull 1t S. Sd
hne dull at 10s Cheese-American choice ste ady at 8ss
Lard oil dull ut 48s. FlourExtrs state steady POS
Wheat-No. spring steady at los lid No. steady
at los Id ;wntcr steady at lis I'd CornMixed
ut 2ss 3D. tor od do dull ITS Sd Cottonseed
ol-YelIow American, none in tho market
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Feb 14-4 SOP NJ.
ConsoIs ID 7l6 Tor both and the United
States bonds 1s67s O6S ten orties pom 1851 ex-
coupon new hves, 1OJ Erie Railway SHARES. o.. New
Jersey Central consols. 81. Illinois Central, tax Now
jersey Central, 1914
s, LONDON, Feb, A-4P.M
Silver 10 quoted at Sid. per ounce.
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.

The London advces report consos at e5 6-1e at the
opening but they afterward advanced to 95 GIG and
closed at 952< a95h. Untod States bonds are
shade easier than at the close yesterday Erie sold a.
w ash, and Illinois Central al 1871 73k, OK dvi.
dend. The Bank Of England directors made no change
In me minimum rate OF discount at their regular
weekly meeting to-day, and the rate Is still 2 per
sen'. The bank lost fl95. 900 bullion for the week
ending yesterday. tho proportion oil to iabii
lies being 40 1916 against 4o per cent last week.
To-Day is fortnighty settling day at Stock Ex-
cnange' Bar silver was quoted at Cad. per ounce.
Al Paris rsntes are quoted 1884, &c., against 1901
Soc. al the close yesterday. Tho weekly statement
snc BANK o. France shows a decrease In specie OF
s'sooo00 HAnoA The closing prices IN London
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COTTON: SPOT STEADY; FUTURES CLOSED
STEADY FLOUR FIkMER--wHEAr F1RMER--
CORN FIRMER OATS QUIET - wHIsKEY
STEADY - PORK NOMINAL LARD UN-
cHANaED-PETRoLEUM DULL-oILs QUIET
SPIRITS QUARANTINE HIGHER--RosIN QUIET
COFFEE QUIET-sUGAR QuIET-FRE1GHTs
QUIET.
THURSDAY, Fen. 14-6P NJ
Business was very moderate to-day In nearly all it's
hgaacnsa. On Change there va fsysrish fsslina.
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following the highest and lowest prices Of
TIE MONEY MARKET.

Money on call was easy at u per cent The fol-
lowing were the rates Of exchange on New York al
the aforementioned cities:-Savannah, buying par
selling IA u premium; Charleston, scarce, par X
premium, u premium; Boston, 25c. discount; New
Orleans, commercial y discount, bank par; ST. Louis
rs premium, and Chicago, 60 discount Foreign OK
change quiet and firm, with business on the basis
OF 4s1x for bankers' sixty dag sterling bills and
z.S3X for demand.
THE MARKET.
Gold opened and closed at 102X, with sales In the
Interim at 102X. The carrying rates were AZ, 6,
Ind 3K per cent
BOLD cLEARINGs AT THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE STATE
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c. ToDav Last Kee.ing. Total
p'i%spss on ::.trsc @ SI1 Ias ss2
the sales were AS follows: Yesterday, after two r M
March, 700 &C lo67c 500 ut lO6sc. 800 1O69c,
~ ~ 7oc, 200 at 10 72c lSuO lu7lc. April. 400
10 soc 500 at slc 600 At ~ s3c. 100 SIZE,
iOe4c sooa oo7c., 200 At II 9sc., 1890 Io9sc
june 300 at lio3c.. 500 at lose loo Lose 200
NJ liO9c 400 at H. 1Oc. Total, 400 bales To-day up
to Two L. oFebruary. 100 ut loose: March, 2sO) at
LOBE, 100 o74c:, 1890 At zoe. 500 a. 10 IS.
LOO " 40 soc April 100 at los3c., 800 10 ssc.
lO93c. 1880 at l09ic, 600 1t 10 92c, 200 Die
LOO at lo95c May, 1000 At ll.o2c. ZOO I1osc.
at llo7c June, 100 at II 1Dc. 1890 l.l2c. at
IL l3c. leo at Lie $500 at IL l5c. 400 vt lec
600 at Use 100 at IL lie l0Cat 1ll6, $40 IL l9c
July ooo =, iai7s 100 s. Ii2ls 100 ALL 2oc. 100
August 900 ut IL 22c 100 ut H. 2sc. 600 26c.
800 Zoe. 200 IL DC, l3Ic 600 At c
October 100 at Isle Total, So 200 Grand total
The receipts ut tue ports were follows
ii3 bales New Orleans ASS Mobile. loy5; Savannah
l327 Charleston, 1871; Wilmington IT.; Norfolk 1885,
New York. 34l Boston, 655; Philadelphia 81 Total
l4SOO This dny last week 1858 bales This day
DO uS6 Daes. Total september bales
to last night Cotton ireshts closed follows havre
by steam. Lice compressed; by sail Nc. Nc To lam.
burg, by steam. sc. compressed 10 Bremen, BY steam
NC. compressed 10 Liverpool nd, by by SAIL hd
compressed.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Receipts- 3.5I5 bills what
124i5O bushels neal $50 bbs and 3lS sacks corn
sc, TOO bushels; oats. 5l75 do rye 6JS4 do harley
500 do. barley malt ~ 325 Flour hrm with
good demand tor low shipping low grades
The sales including State Western Southern wore
10000 bills the annexed Rye ruled fairly nc.
tive with sales OF about 500 bills full prices Corn ea
quiet sales 400 bbs Rye ruled steady at soc
TIC for Western and TIE Toe for State; 12O bushels
State 72xc. The Barley quiet but Arm whiia
huFa IN n lads Va nm =
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Tho closing prices Of Philadelphia stocks were:-

Mr.. J. T. Jackson was to-day rsadmitted by a unan-
imous vote to the membership Of the Stock Exchange
The reduction in westward bound freight rates. 70.
Gently agreed to by the trunk lines, will 20 Into
effect to-day as intended the facts regard the
ducton having Decn made known to the public sooner
than desired by the companies.
The approximate earnings OF the ST. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway during the nrst week
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incrsase...... $l9, Sl3 81
At meeting Of the Board OF Directors OF the Bank
Of North America tho designations OF Messra Watson
f. Case aud +. J. Hosiord accepted.
Mossrs. julius Hailgarten, of Messrs. Hallgarten Il
Co. hyron r. Bush, President of the Marine Bank
OF Buffalo; Henry H Cook, President Of the First
National Bank OF Bath, N. Y, now resident OF this
city, were elected directors.
The Stock Exchange has declared the due bills
given for the last dividend declared by the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Company on the old Missouri
Pacific STOCK to DO null void.
has, consequences of'ths prevailing dulness, de-
cded to reduce the for the privileges of tho
Long Room from 500 to $50 per aunum outsiders,
aud from 500 to $25 per annum 10 the partners of
brokers
Tho following securities were sold at auction in
New York to-day
$4,000 city OF San Francisco per cent sinking
fund gold bonds due 1895 interest coupons jan
ary and July; issued Tor widening Of Dupont street
accrued interest from LIST January last be
to the purchaser; $1,000 eacn; 100 aud interest
$4,000 city Of Cincinnati Oho) SIX cent gold bonds
duo 1905; interest coupons payable May and Novem.
Der; accrued interest from November 10 be charged
the purchaser 81 900 each 80 ana interest," So 600
city oil New Brunswick IN. seven per cent bonds due
1897; interest coupons payable May anu November
(bypothecated); $1,000 each; 104 and interest. 20
shares National Bank OF the Republic, 500 EACH 81
~ shares National Butchers and Drovers BANK S25
each, OIL. Wabash Railway Company's Purchasing
Commitlees receipt for share Of capital stock
for $l00, II.
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NEW YORK MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.


) 100 seaton ....... -. 2.55
> CaIitornia. Ut bid. 29l4 asked
> Con virginia .....24M asked
= Exch'qr.. - 30 bid, 3. 80 asked
J lmDerial.. 80 bid, LIS asked
} kentuck. 3 IS bid, AS asked
u Con Of Tenn. 10 nsked
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

PRovIDKScx X. L., Feb. II, 1873
The printing cloth market 10 steady, with
sales Of standard 6ix6t ut 30 days. but the
goods generally held n shade higher.
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the sales on the Real Estate Exchange yss.sraa,

the sales on the Real Estate Exchange yssssraay
were as folows:--
ny BLACKWELL AND Rrxxn
Supreme Court foreclosure sae-Joh }. Thomas-
rS Ice s 81 o 's No. S s ssa .so.y s:
200 t. n. Of Blocker ST. to y. Leo "a IN
WILLIAM KkSSELLY.
Supreme Court foreclosure ssie-Phiio T. Ruggss,
!, .. the ,so S5y 5sss sssass: Win
Last River, to A. NJ Norris plain. 5000
Total sales for the day 7ss
ESQ w.sdl; MARY 4 Ianer 70 t. VIII b. x...
III i. sscioscury AND wife 20 W barbour Men.
nocIster 20 Erne:. OIL. s:.:;:..; sas.so
Byrne aud wife to Jamc. H. havens, Jr :..:.:. 1000
Kremelbsrg ana husband to r. Grey $4,000
0' Kinney ss; and vie, L. < Mood WIN. nc. Nom.
Dixon defeee 70 Mutual is Insurance Company. 2s.oe
same 49,. ....-:...;.. 5000
Taomasson srssres) 70 : Ireland ............ 5000
ii. brewster lrsieree to y Garland ILeoo
n. slocum 1880: ................ 1000
MsHse re ., 9ss'sasds $500
fho%a:.sn essr.sC % O. srinisrSsa " - 500
shaier lrsferoo' 20 J. L. r. i2soa
Broadway tyo 2ys. frs. noos and ba.omep.,. three
years. o. E. Appleby reesvsD to L b. vsakIsek 1900
Davidson. Jacob and wife. 70 I. Isnrs. n or saa
st., Of ID av 6years......:.'.. So. 80. $500
Davidson Aaron and wife, TO Daniel Davidson, n q
ozd 81. e. Of "a av. years 1000
tn ~. ao.n =, ............... 1000
is,h st. 9. Of ivinss.on place. 10000
Goodwin. Joseph H.. to j. H. Goodwin. Jr. urustssy.
OF 39th 81, w. OF 9th av years. 1000
Herhod, Henry aud wife, to y. Mandslbsum (ox-
ecutorJ, n OF 45th st., w. Of I'd av. 6years. 0OO0
n svens, ames A., Jr, TO ohm Byrne a. o. OF seth
ST, v; Of g.hav 0 months; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: 1000
Cottage place n q Houston -: syesrs..,...... 1000
south S,h ~: years ;::.......... 1900
sysais.::.;:. 1890: 49,. 10000
between lat aud "a avs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Om
Same same, IS OF 9th 81. between 1st and "a
sw syesss.. m 1900
Depot Vt. Oath ward) yesr.............'..- 260
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES
Levy Joseph TO Aaron y Oh Jr.............. Nom
Melvin, George VIE May Mevin Non.
Query, John, 70 ffench: Non.
Weeks. Amanda ", 10 george W. aess..........- ~
The sun., 1878-04-09
FURNITURE.

JUST RECEIVED. A NEW AND ELEGANT LINE OF
FURNITURE. IN ALL THE NEWEST DESIGNS, AT
PARLOR LIBRARY. DINING ROOM. AND CHAMBER
SUITES. IN EAsTLAkE, QUEEN ANNE, AND OTHER
STYLES, IN WALNUT AND OAK; ALSO COTTAGE
SUITES IN IMITATION OF WALNUT. OAK OR ANY
OTHER COLOR DESIRED. PAINTED WITHOUT tx.
IRA CHARGE. PATENT ROCKERS. ROCKING OR
STATIONARY BASE. PREVENTING THE WEAR OF
CARPET
ALSO. EASY CHAIRS, LOUNGES, SOFAS. FOLDING.
REVOLVING. AND SMOKING CHAIRS; FOOT RESTS.
TETE.ATETEs. BOOK CASES. HALL STANDS, MUSIC
STANDS. CHlfFONfERS. WALL POCKETS. LIBRARY
TABLES. CABINET AND TOILET STANDS WARD.
ROBES sIDEBoARDs. PARLoR DESKS, &c
The sun., 1878-04-09
Upholstery and Lace Curtains.

IS THIS DEPARTMENT WE OFFER MANY NEW
AND ELEGANT DESIGNS IN NOTTINGHAM. GUL
PURE. AND REAL LACE CURTAINS AT PRICES 20
PER CENT. BELOW ANY PREVIOUS SEASON
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS PROM $50 TO $40 PER
WINDOW.
GuIPuRE LACE CURTAINS FROM 81 TO SIG PER
WINDOW.
REAL LACE CURTAINS FROM - TO si5 PER
WINDOW.
NOTTINGHAM LACE FROM i5c TO 9oc. PER YARD
COTTAGE DRAPERY FROM I3c. TO 45c. PER YARD
METAL CoRNiCES FROM 45c TO $50 EACH
GILT AND WALNUT CORNICEs FROM 81 TO $40
EACH
PIER AND NANTEL MIRRORS on HAND AND
MADE TO ORDER
The sun., 1878-04-09
Window Shades

GILT BORDER AND HOLLAND SHADES FOR
STORES AND DWELLINGS. MADE AND PUT UP AT
SHORT NOTICE
The sun., 1878-04-09
Lord 6 ay|Or
GRAND CWRYs STE. AND FORSYTH
sTs.. NEW YORK.
Sttambuats aao RalIruios.
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
AND UNIFIED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
a..L --a-.- ~ ~ -

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
On and after Nov -. lsI7
trains leave New lork. wa Desbruses and Cortlanlt
Ferries follows
ENprcs,ior Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South.
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, A NJ, ami 81
4. VI daily.
For Wihamsport Lock Haven CORY, ami Erie at ; 20
4 NJ connecting at Cory Tor lu.Nile. Petroleum
Centre, and the Oh Regions. For Will@msport ami
Lock Haven't A
For Balunore Washington. and the South, Limited
Washington Express 81 Pullman rarlor Cars daily, cN
cent SUNDAY 80 A VI arrive Washington 10 l.. VI.
Res liar AZ < 20 A NJ. $50 and . r. NJ Sunday, go
and y Z VI.
Express Tor Philadelphia, ~ 500 $50 Limited, II
NJ l. T. , a. 6.an. 7. : ID, and y Z. NJ. sunday, 4
M.66.d9l :, :. 80, and . 4 NJ Emigrant ami second
cla.s 7 r. VI.
Boats OF brooklyn Annex connect with all through
tairsat Jersey city aforing speedy and dreetrans
Ter Tor Brook IN travel
for tram, 70 Sewark. Elizabeth. RAILWAY, Princeton
Trenton, Perth Amhoy. Flcmington. BelNidere, AMI
other points see local schedules at all Ticket Otccs
Trains From Pittsburgh Is 80 and 10 - A VI. and
IO1OP daily, iO1O 4 VI aud 90 Y. daily, ex-
cept Monday From Washington and Baltimore. Is 81
and 30 4. NJ, +lO, > l., and 10 10 / NJ SUNDAY
aOand 40 4 NJ From Philadelphia, 5 O6, q 30 ~
1uslO 10 iO II 5OA VI, 9lu tlO 10. q so 10 10 TO-
and 10 - T. VI. sunday 5u5 go o 40 10 ~, II 30
A NJ, q 50. ami 1910 4. VI.
Ticket Offices. 52d ami "a Broadway Astor House.
and loot of peshrosses and Corandt sts Court st
Brooklyn, lli lld aud ~ Hudson st. HOhoken, Depot
FRANK THOMSON, l. T. FARMER
General Manager General PASSENGER AGENT
The sun., 1878-04-09
MATERIAL FOR LOOSE COVERS.

NEW AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF GRE.
TONNES DAMASkS. CHINTZEs. sATINEs 4c, AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
TAPESTRY EMBROIDERED AND PRINTED PIANO
AND TABLE COVERS
MARSElLLES CROCHET. AND HONEYCOMB
QUILTS or ALL GRADES ASD QUALITIES
BLANKETS COMFORT ABLEs. SHEETS, PILLOW
SLIPS &c.. &C.
ALSO
FEATHERS FEATHER BEDS. PILLOWS AND boil
srERS. HAIR MOSS. ANp HuSK MATTRESSES AND
SPRING BEDS OF EVERY KIND,
ns- SPECIAL DISCOUNTS TO HOTELS.
I>STITUTIONs. STEAMERS, AND TO
CLERGN MEN.
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