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Lake Shore certificates which al one time com.
manded 81 per 100 shares for use for day.
The c., G.. G. and Indianapolis stock after
further decline to 25l2 suddenly advanced 10 90
and closed at 2S94. This movement was suppos45
to be based upon the cOmpany's partial Republication
Of its liability as a guarantOr of the Alton and
Terre Haute-a peculiar reason for an advance IN
the price of the stock particularly the Alton and
Terre Haute Company now gives notice that IL will
not tamely submit to a reduction in the terms Of
its lease. The two Northwest stocks TODAY
close ex dividends of per cent for the common
and 312 for the preferred stock. The common
opened at 81 dividend on, declined to $685. aud
closed at 4SIs-equivalent to 51ls; the pre-.
ferred sold at 740s0751i and ended at ia.
the equivalent of 754. st. Paul common
sold at 5O049ss0 5Ol405O, and the preferred at
78ls07734 "a 7Sl2978la. Wabash was dull, with
sales at 12340125s013. and Ohio and Mississippi
was steady at S1s080Sll. We learn that the re-
organization scheme for this property, having been
amended and new propositions having been sub
mitted to the holders Of the Springfield bonds, has
come to sudden halt, through the refusal Of the
Springfield interest to accept any less favorable
terms than those contemplated by the original
scheme. Rock Island opened at 1852 and yielded
to 117s4 then rose to 1889 from which it settled
to final sales at 11S.
Western Union was largely traded in, but at de-
clnng prices, falling from ssh to e47s. This was
followed by subsequent rally to S5ls and closing
sales at So. The coal stocks again taken hold
of, and their prices were advanced. Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western sold at 57l95S4G58;
Delaware and Hudson (110) at 56l2056Ss and Gem
trail of New-Jersey at 30l2030ls03184G31l2. The
sales of Pacific Mail were at 1S017S4Glsj the
sellers were holders of "long0 stock, and the buy
ers were closing short" contracts. The market
closed feVerish and unsettled.
RANGE or THE STOCK MARKET
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Money was quiet and easy, lending on call az 8
per cent on all kinds of acceptable collaterals DIS
count was as last quoted, and no change was
renorted in rates of domestic exchange
The United States Treasurer at Washington To-
day received $4,000 National bank notes ior
redemptiOn The customs receipts were S3OO6-
600 and internal revenue receipts SleOOOV.
The following is the Clearinghouse statements
to-day: Currency exchanges $54,695,432j cur
rency balances, S2,9S5,56O; gold eAenanges' w.
454,335, and gold balances, $l,6ol, l93. .,k
In London to-day the British consOls were WeaAa
at 057s for money and 95l2 for the account az
States bonds were steady for lO-lOs anu new u 81
1921 and l07l2 respectively, but 1908 yelSu 49, ~
lO6lo and 4i2s to 1853 In American D .idnHS s.
curities Erie common ranged at 1889 io-si "a
ferred 33032l2; Pennsylvania CshuHin; roiS Csn-
3OS4; Jersey Central, 314G3l, an9 n,r os with
trail 81 The sum of fSl, 600 pnliond " an hal
drawn to-day from the Bank OF Enst,nf 81 - 00O
anccp making total loss in that way Frocb rentes
i'm Eve DAYS In Paris the per cent IN eHcbange
onened at 275 and fell to ll2O9' slnI porn as
on london being quoted at %o;lIi2 pGe,1nanY
match states that the Imperial BANK on Vs.
Gained during the week 4,452,OOO MARKS. and
THE gross earnings of the Chicago hi"Su~. AZ
81 Ponl Railroad Company for the second, o wseA
ITne and since January /, compare as ioiiogssis
Julo "nu 9i 1876. ISL tftL0o0
s.cond week I'm June. s206s79 Sl2HHasVVs 100000
Previously reported. ..... 3324lo9 1,ol.'' --Sooo
No., ,n,o January ssSsiO5s s26ilsS5 sssCs 0S'.
rTbis report shows gain for the week, WED With
norcd with 1877. Of ST.. 204 but colniIn he gam
1876, loss of $65,S73 Since Jahu"'
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LITERARY NOTES.

A little volume entitled "The Law Of Mar
siage Divorce Breach Of Promise, and Rights OF MAT
Sie6 Woman IN the United States with an account OF
yhe marriage customs Of foreign countries Wlu DO pun
fshed by Alfred Martin, Philadelphia.
The June number of The Complete Preacher
VIII contain two Of the Rev. Dr. r. O. Ewers lectures On
>. to.ta,tfsD, ard C,stbo,ictv the Rev Henry Ward
Beocher's reply to the first OF these Conleienoes 9
sermons By the Rev. DR. r. g. storrs and the REV. d.
Thomas Arinitage
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TO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three DEPOT
Philadelphia, two IN Ncw-N0rK

Fourteen Through Trains way daily three Depots in
Philadelphia, two IN Ncw.iorK.
Double Track the most improved Equipment and the Fastest
. Time consistent with absolute safety.
Express Trains leave wa Desbrosses and Court
4.S0. 7:So 500 $50 imcd II O. m, g. g. $50 1880
40 and p m Sunday, 43O and a. mp o. O. $780, 1880
Boats OF brooklyn Annex" connect with through trains
Of Jersey CITY, ahordng speedy and direct transfer for
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 500, S35 1872 8
s5Y agg a. ana mSpie on sunday s2o 85
$50, a. m, I, 1880 ?. m, and ~ midnight -. ~, -
House and and Courlland sts No Court
g. and gqp and AnPf5 R a 1910. o5oRSa Depot jersey
city. Emgrant Iicget ONCE, so Battery place. .
General Manager. Cent Passenger Agent.
V'HE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
L known BY rs new name THE NEWYoRK; LAKE Az,
OF TRAINS, taking effect June 3. 1879:
room coaches To- Buaalo and SUSPENSION Bridge
Paa LGg s r IS Re We and H sanI
vest Pumans best drawingroom sleeping coaches to bu
DAILY Pasgs SpTsss , for N 6s w'si 5 s egd
natl and Chicago without change also hotel dining cars TO
~. fin-Emigyunt train for the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot New; i9r, 7ao
p. aud ~ midnight saturday nights only Sundays. $40
ana AZ Pls'3c "a 10 lq 3 mia M T.
'G FseisSS s5 si5 ~ 7i5 io
p M and IL midnight sundays, s. $50 Gi5, 1915 m
i:45, $50 p. IN. and ~ midnight -
suern, O. IDS 1913 M, l45. 345 o, p m, - mid
night Sundays 8, $780, 1918 m, lao. $3.50, p m. and II
midnight
cornwall 745, m, $50, $50 D. Sundays, $50 m.
Warwick 7;40, 1910 a. NJ, $3.50 p m.
Nowburgh 745, a. M, $3.50, 4;30p m sundays $50 a
ROndOut aud Kingston $40 m. Sundays $50
Goshen 600 TAD, 900, 1915 $780, 3i5 430, 700
m. Sundays, 600 $3.50, 1910 a. m, $50, 700 p. m
MiddetOwn, 7:4b, 800 1910 a. $40 4:3O 900 p m
Sundays, $50, 1918 m, $780, 700 p The 800 a m,
and $50 p. trains connect with NewYorK and oswego
PorT Jery IS 7t5 boo 1915 a. m 4gO, ooo TOO p
SUNDAYS, $780, 1913 n. M. $50 and 7OOp M
oTF-Trains leaving Chambersst or half hours
before D. leave Twenty fifteen minutes earlier
than above time trains leaving Chambersst ON quarter
hours Twenty. thrds thirty minutes earlier BOate
leave Twenty thrst 945 and llI5 m, connecting with
trains leaving Chambersst at 1000 p and 1900 mid
night .. T., -, - ~,
sleeping obtained ami orders for the Checkng
and baggage be left 40 the Companys Offices
Nos 23B 4Ol, 500 B57 Broadway, NJ vi No Courtst,
brooklyn, or at the Company depOts.
Express Traius nom the West in NewYOrk at 726
49, JNo n. ABBOTT, General Pass'r Agent New York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for Engewood, COster Permon and Nyack
TOO $780, 045 loo, $780, 400 4f5, b3O, $3.50, sdO
and saturday nights only 90 1880 m sundays VOO
and $3.50 p. 80.
m JNo N. ABBOTT, General Passr Agent NeW-fork'
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san FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES OF MINING STOCKS.

Government bonds to-day were only moderately
active, but were firm. The principal sales were Of
4i2 per cents at at 1O3ls, and new 81 at 1853 We
annex closing quotations:
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New pnblitahons. ...-.-....,----
T'HE LEIsURE-HouR SERIES
SUMMER OF 1873.
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1 GUIDE to NARRAGANSETT BAY.

IA 49,, ,,,,, MI. 49,,
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Silver spring an sthe famous resorts o. Rhode lslana
fresh with new map OF the Bay, aIO
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VISITORS to the FRENCH EXPOSITION!
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gusIrurIlon.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A DVERTISERSl .,-,.., 49,,
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ALL FIRSTCLASS CITY JOURNALSIO
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
/ TRUNK LINE AND UNITED SITES MAIL
ROUTE and after May 10, 1878, trains leave New.
YorK via DesbrOsses and Courand Streets Ferries a. fol-
Express FOR Harrisburg rttsburg the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, a. m and g. 80 p n
daily. 49,.
For WiIlamsport Lock Haven CORY and Eric, at $50 D.
m connecting al Cory Tor Iubyile Petroleum Centre aud
the OIL Regions WlliamspOrt and Lock Haven, o. M.
baltimore, Washington and the SOUTH Limited Wash
ingOn Express Of Pullman PaOr Cars daily, except sun
day 800 m; arrive Washington i:lO p. m Regular at $40
a. H., /, $50 and y. m. Sunday $50 ana p M. 49,.
Express for Philadelphia 800 1880 800 1850 Lmitedlll
A. M l. l. s. g. $50. 1870. $3.50 and p. N. Sunday $3.50
and am, 3. o. G.SO $780, $3.50 and p N Emigant ana sec
Boas OF brooyn Annex" with all through trains
Jersey city, aOrdng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel
For trains 10 Newark Elizabeth Railway Princeton Trcn
ton Perth AnbOy Pennington Bevdere and other points
see local schedules nj all TlCKet OiiCCA
Trains arrive Prom Pttsburg $50, lOl0 m, 1920 p
NJ dayi 1910 a. M. 500 daily. except Monday. Prom
Washington and Baltimore, 800 $40 NJ, filp bib 1910
D. m Sunday, $50, 04n am From Philadelphia, 003 600
b40, $50, 1000 Hoo NJ, $40, $40 bb, 500, $40
lO1O, 1920 Sunday BOO $3.50. O4O, 1000 ll5O a. M
600 1920 y. IN.
Ticket Odlces 600 ana GA broadway, 30 Aston House.
foot Of Desboses and COurtlandtsts No Court st.
and brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of FultOpsL Brooklyn sos
ia 10 and llS Hudson ST. HObOken Depot Jersey CITY
Emlgrant Ticket ONCE, No Battery place -
PRANK THOMSON, l.. L. FARMER.
GOneTa Manager. Gful Passenger Agent
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CHARLIER INSTITUTE, nj.

~ 6gth-st.. Central Park, -
BOARDINO AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND
Y0UNG MEN or Z TO 20. PUPILS PREPARED
FOR COLLEGE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOLS AND
BUSINESS. I.---..
The 24th year win begin Sept mber H. next Commence
Fnont June 49, wednesday, ~ 1880 O'Clock y. m
Professor Eio CharliCr owner and head master. a. .
last June pupil without extra training was admed 70
Harvard with IN Latin and Mathematics ana Is thee
nov In the advanced section Latin and Greek Many former
pupils IN Yale Columbia Princeton former Pup
i professor On the Naval Academy 81 AIhapols
he been assistant professors al west
on where they graduated Building unsurpassed Tor 0ca
lion ventilation school COnveuenCes French German
spanish taught native teachers and spoken Win theln
French and German especially.
UNIVERSITY of the CITY of NETWORK.
J-Tbe Annual Commencement will be held THURSDAY,
Hume 90 al 1880 a. m. I'm the Academy Of Music.
Alumni Meeting at ?. m at the university. .-,,--
HOWARD CROSBY, Chancellor
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6elp nJaute0

MODEL BOARD.-Canvassers wanted,
vi good wages and steady employment Ca 81 CouFuandI
ST., NCV.l0rk
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1OA M.-sALEs BEFoRE TIE CALI

safes Of state and Rdil,cdB BOnds-RdtrOdd Bank ana
rlDTess Stocks.
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dfans IeaVe IoF EnFIeWo9 UIooe ' En snu &
and saturday nights only at 1880 p m sundays VOo
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey 7:O0 $40 M, 4A6 D.
m. JNO. ". ABBOTT, General Passr Agent, NewYork.
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i sPRINGFIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS, MONTREAL.
and Intermediate points steamers leave Pier 20, r. r., daily
lSundays eEccptod) o. m. and ! p M connecting with
special trains az Ncw.Hvcu for Hartford, Springfield sc.
Tickets baggage checked az Oii broadway New
York and COurtst, Brooklyn Excursion TO Newliayen
and 81 OOI
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THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
To BOSTON, via Providence, direct.
A FULL NIGHTS REST ONLY A. MILES OF RAIL.
- The fayorte Palace steamers
MASSACHI SETS, Captain Ray Allen,
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Jesse Mott,
Leave daily Sundays excepted from Pier %, North River
Passengers arrive In Boston At
a m. No intermediate landings between New-York and
Providence
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE,
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
at 8 p. m from Pier 80, North RIVER loot of Jav.st
Fare bv TINS line 70 BOSTON. ~ 90 nTst class.
staerooms and tickets FOR EITHER LINE secured at
No hi, broadway and all offices Of Wesc0tts Express
company Als0 tickets sold az all hotel ticket offices.
ID. y. BABCOCK President.
I w FuKlNs General Passenger Agent
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatOnic
ID and NauEatuc Railroads. Fare 81. steamer Bridgeport
katharine slip daily (sundays excepted at 1880
and Bridgeport az II .. m
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TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Fare 70
cents NEWBURGH aud below, so CENTS Land az High.
land Fails west Point, Cornwall Ncwburg Marlboro, MI
ton, POUGHKEEPSlE Es0pus connecting with Ulster ana
Delaware aud Waikiki valley Railroads Steamboats, Thomas
cornell and James Baldwin leave day az D. M, Pier -.
North RIVER Of IIRrTtsOu.st.
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/ ISSUED IO-DA1'
VAY NosTRAND's ECLECTIC ENGINEERING
MAGAZINE
FOR july, 1873.

CONTENTS .
THE THEORY OF INIERTS.Ah STRESS S IN e 4Lyir
Sity of Cincinnati. l. QllusTaedl THE MoDULUs OF
ItfASrICITY IN SOME AMERICAN WOODS. AS DE
TERMINED By VIBRATIoN. BY Dr Magnqs O. lh,senG
C,IRCTTIAR CURVES FOR RAILWAYS. by Professor
Wn' NJ Tbornton University Of Virginia illustrated on
THE CAUSE or THE BLIsTERS On "BLlSIER
STFFT-" nv Iohn Percy, NJ. D.. F. r.. S. The SIRJC
TuRAL PR6VIsIoN FOR THE DISCHARGES r or TIE
pATNFAII, or LONDON. THE PURlFlCAION OF
WATER BY Gustav Bisch0f F. {. $. GAS As FULL
Nv NJ S. PatisOn Muir. STEAM EN6iNl. ~ w ~ -
a TTNTFORM BASiS FOR COMPARlSON. BY Charles
j. Emery NJ E. ACCURATE NAXIGAIION; By Captain
Mi1er GEOGRAPHICAL SURVEYING. BY Frank De
YeauX Carpenter c. f. GeogapeT 70 ne SgCogigI S4l
RRIDGFS Iiy Professor Cain a. NJ, c. +. J. (llus-
frgfefl. SPACE OF FOUR DIMENSIONS. BY Frederick
Zollner DESCRIPTION OF THE AUBOlS CANAL
lock. SITUATED or THE LATERAL CANAL OF
TTE LOIRE RIVER BY Professor William watson. Pm
ID ato United states Commissioner ILLUSTRATOR. Also, the
usual complete list Of Engineering Iron and steel Notes
Book Notices. &C.
ID. VAN 'EOSTRAND Publisher
INV nd NnLL
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Instrnrtl1n.


For Young Ladies-Country.
BRADFORD ACADEMY
Year commences September 10 For and admission
'i Kay Il 10. 1873 MISS AZ 'l 'o Bradford Mass
COTTAGE SEMINARY for Young Ladies,
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Ter For catalogues apply 70 Geo " butleI, n. ~
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I'VE Pupils who enter Spring Term may remain under
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MISS MOTIFS ENGLISH and FRENCH
No 8S WaIst New.Haven, Conn; the sixth year opens
september Is circulars sent upon application
For Both Sexes-Country.
IRON KINDERGARTEN to UNIVERSITY
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NEW YORK. CENTRAL AND HuDsO,

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD ommencu2 April -, 1873
through trans uiu leave Grand Central beu0ti
200 a. m Western aud Northern Express, drawing room
20 Rochester aud ~. ALBANIA
10 80 me- Special Chicago and western EApreAA with
drawing 90 C1uIuduguA, Rochester aid buio
hoo n M EHprcss 70 Utica and Rutland, drawing room
60 saratoga
800 10 n "a Louis Express daily, with sleeping for
81 Ionic ruEng through dHy In the week also sleep
ing Buffalo Niagara ta Toledo aud Detroit and TO
Montreal excepting sunday night, Via Saratoga.
7O D. m Fast Express for Rochester and Corning via
Geneva, with through sleeping cars 49,, ,...-. - -
$40 m pachc Express daily with sleeping cars for
BOt hester Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cleveland Ioe!o Detroit
also WatrrOWu excepting saturday hgiJ
aud Montreal via st. Adams excepting saturday ana sun
Ito D. M EEpress with sleeping cars 70 Albany and Troy
XEay Trains NJ Local Time Tables Tickets for sale
No. ono oI aud as broadway, and WcstCDt Express
a. - Oircl nos Park place. 7sJ and Ji2 Broadway, New
yort ana .l8 Washington A.. Brooklyn
V'-' -, Z. b. MEEkEIL Gcneral PASSENGER Agent
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- Bosrdr and dav school for Young ladies and children
~ and % West 52dst between Broadway and Othave7
The Rev THEODORE IRVING, IL D., Rector.
The Fall term begins october /, 1878.
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TYIyERsITY Of the CITY Of ca, NE y Ssd
For Young Ladies-City.

MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
WI BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LA
DIPS. and 3 East 53d-st,
feopeps OCT l. FRENCH AND GERMAN languages pTac-
ideally taught Thorough training IN Primary aud secondary
vars INC health record this school IRON its foundation
proves that high standard Of ncaith and high standard
scholarshp are entirely compatible. APPLICATIONS VIA
now be received for the next wear.
New-York CITY, 1G7 MadisOn-a ve.-Mlle, LEM.
IN French and English school for Young Ladies ana Little
Girls VIII reopen September lS Circulars sent on application
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6ttamboals ano RAILROADS.

ALBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.-C.
~ VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW,
leave Vcstry Pier at $50 aud 2ith street Pier NJ
O. landing Ht SyaCk Ferry West Point NcwburFh Rough
keepsie, RhnebecK saugertCA Catskll and Hudson 10
West Point NeWburgh, returning by down boat, 40
Fxcursi0n Rates IANSFER by boat leaving Brook
Ism at x a. m connecting at Albany with trains NORTH
md
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Foy Both sexes-Citv.

A MERICAN KINDERGARTEN
~ and NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL, removed n the
ia re arv rooms 83 West fJtsnear 5ihaye ~ Y. Miss
li. cor. Principal WIN begin 18Th year sept. %.
New Ktuderearten material cheap aud beautiful General
DEPOT Sl2 broadway. send for Illustrated Catalogue
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rotal sales for the day
a PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

80 seller 80 days Exdvidend per cent t1xdyidend
ga per cent BO72 buyer g. aEXdyidend Ia per cent
bEXdlyidend per cent
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situations females.

T ADY'S MAID.-By a genteel young person;
understands hairdressing and nice hne Wotki haa W. h
doubted references three years from her last ann
fb.afa
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5itnauors Uaute1-- tHaIcs.

n energetic man wants the agency for sew
- cral patented novelties. Address Box s45 hddetoNn'
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THE MONEY. MARKET.
0FFICZAL REPORT NJ y STocK EXCHANSE SALES
TUESDAY JUNE IS, 1873
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.

FIRST CALL-1O4 O'CLOCK A. N.
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A LBANY BOATS DIRECT-MeTchants, Elk
n press Lno.-Eegant steamers WALTER BRETT or
NEwCHAMPIoN win leave daily Saturday exGepsd4 iSs
line al D. M connecting with trains North and West Fare
tban by any other lnes A. y. BLACK, Supt