New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-22

new English thrty-shling book, issued IN a neat
twcntv.fyc cent American edition, and presents
graphic pencngs of Ireland and the lrlsh-Dub-
lin, Cork, Killarney Limerick, Galway, Kildare,
Dundalk, Belfast, the Giants Causcway, &c. &c.
pIentifully illustrated by engravings. That there
is, with much information, immense fun in it, no
one who ever read 'Ycowplusll' can doubt.
McCuLLocus UNIVERSAL GzETrEER.-We
have received from Harper & Brothers the first
number of this great work, of which they have
commenced the serial publication. 1t is TO be
completed in is numbers at % cents each, max
inr only four dollars and a half for the whole
Wonderfully cheap, considering not only the SCI
entiiic value of the work, but also that 1t IS TO
contain seven large maps, one of which has been
prepared expressly for the Harper edition. The
high reputation of McCullocEl, the original COM
pilcr. is a guarantee for the completeness and ac-
curacv of his labors, but the Harpcrs, not con-
tent with any degree of excellence short of the
very highest, have had all that portion of the
Gazetteer relating TO this country revised and en-
Iarged by Mr. Haskell Geographer of distin-
guishcd ability, whose additions and corrections
Will greatly enhance the value Of the book.
u 's'TmE Oral: A Pure Gift for the Holy
DAYS. edited By Rev. X. w. GRlswoLD, and
illustrated by ]. G. Chapman, n A. is the title Of
religious souvenir for 1914, to be published in
this city by J. c. Rkcr. in the coming autumn.
Among the contributors are Rev. Drs. Bcthune,
Bush, Hooker. and Williams, Rev. George B.
Cheevcr, H. w Herbert, c. F. Hoffman, Y. ?.
Willis, Tuckerman, Benjamin, Aldrlch, Mathews,
Mrs Emma c. Embury, Mrs Scba Smith, and
other popular writers.
u BIAcKwooD's MAGAZINE, No. VI. for June,
has been published by Winchester. We have
liking for Mason's reprint, for various reasons,
thought costs more; but we advise all who DO
not choose to buy the desrer to get the cheaper
one ANYHOW 1t costs but lS{ cents, and there is
rich reading in it for week of summer evenings.
The new number is very able and interesting
n FRoIssART's CHRONICLES, No. III. has been
published by Winchester. We have already spo-
ken of this work as it deserves. Combining the
truth of History with the charm of Romance, it
is issued in good style and at very low Price
ouc.sercnM the cost Of any former edition. 81
will buy the whole work.
New Music" Yes should like to Marry
words by H. P. Grattan, and ''Thc True Heart
of Woman as sung by Mr.. Brough, have Just
been published by Atwil, 2Ol Broadway.
Wholesale Price Current-Iron Monu-
Correspondence of The Tribune.
PIrTsDURGii, Pa. June l7 1873.
Contrary anticipation, Flour has still an upward ten
dency. i; has fairly reached Sl Sales were made from
even over first quotations, which may be regarded as the
ruling rate the market
FRrlr-Dried Peaches in demand at 81 l2a a e5-
latter quotation frequent Dried Apples in good
demand at !ja SOC
BNcoS-og round for Country cured 81 a3], for City,
Il C Demand very good. Last quotation offered, bu;
holders not anxious 10 sell
CIrEss-Weser Reserve 4 C.
FsArIlERs-Wesern 20 c.
Ton,cco-Caveldisl, common, jc; Virginia Twist &c;
Plug &c; Richmond Lump, S. rs lis, l. l5c; Scotch
lSc: Cut aud Dry Bic per doz
IRoxat bars from largest TO smallest size Be per lb;
Round and square iron, different sizes from TO 6c per To-
according size; Hoop Iron 81 to according TO slze;
Sheet 5 To Boiler . 3; Nail rods 81; Plough slabs
ic; Plough wings ;c 10, II l6 and God Nails 33 to I'd
assorted c; inch spikes, y; to g do DC; 81 10
SrrrL-S SandeSom's Cast aud Shear Steel 2l Single 30;
Best German 10; Hoop 10; Spring s. American Blister &c
A>ursscorchings 81; Pots dull at 81 81 Pearls A
sc per b.
WooL--Common Is; blood 20; -; "a; ! ?6; full
blood IS prime SOC per 10.
COUNTRY Markets Bee!--our butchers do not buy
stock on the foot: they slaughter the cattle and pay 81 &c
FOR weight Fresh Pork same way, at ,! y for exa
good Butter print best quality, l0c Foil "a a. Eggs
1br S.l.rrtp
t. Curr,nt> s. Green Peas 81 30 per bush IN hulls.
Strawberries zoe per O. Chicken, 2"r per pair, Nc.
Eg3- All the above quotations or currency which is
about - per below par aud are the real
selling rates the market Want of excludes reports
OF sales, but these may be relied accurate quotations
upon which the principal transactions are based.
You have seen the report that we manufacture
Iron Cradles have not seen any yet, but 1t Is
as likely as not. | have, however, seen some
thing equally novel in the shape of Iron Chairs
and Settccs. was examining several, the other
day, Of light aud elegant workmanship. all IRON
except the seats which arc of wood. metal beng
too hard. We manufacture Poughs wholly COM
posed of iron. To-day was looking at a bcautl-
iui cast-iron Monument, square, about seven feet
high. painted white, with the usual amount OF
lettering. At a distance it might be taken for
marble, and will not cost onc-third as much. a
marble monument OF same size costs Sl75-thls
certainly not more than $50. Monuments are
different articles from slabs, which have been
manufactured before and noticed in the papers.
The VALUE OF HoRSEs.-Onc of the Robert
sons, in his letters on South America, states that
he still has in possession contracts which ne made
at Gova :" with an cstanciero for 2O,000 wild
horses. to be taken on his estate at the price OF
medic each that is to say, threepence for each
live horse or mare. The slaughter of them costs
threepcnce head more, and stalking and clean
ing the hides, once more, threepcnce; and, last y,
:, LII 70 Sn1n Cor the curtinc 10 l,OYa making the