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uvw vouK nAnY TRBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY 4. 1865.

.n.iou, TO close out today not 10 have oet to
feed over the h and butchers not disposed 70 increase
their stock when il could be sod We hear oil ~ car
7, oos now ike long waiting Lambs begin to come In from
the north and win decline GOOD ones are worth 20
day ac and quick sale. There Is one lot here nom
Robert IT, Hume sold q. Brownings 2oll sheep which
averaged IS 10 per head
Capt Mcraw at OBricns, reports sales Of l,oSs sheep
and lambs at IS II average.
each.
SHEEP RECEIVED AT o'BRrrS'A
From Ohio-J. Simmons, los.
From New. York-M Mct5raw, 49,
SHEEP DHOvHRs BROwNrNG's.
From Ohio-C ii. Leeds, sos; l. h. Seaman lS d. HAWK,
32i C. Paun 1872; C. H. Dxvis 200; r. Brock 1885, d. Horn,
1870; Thompson Mclean, 2R; Mclean Co., 2oli w. s.
From IIirois-Wison Rogers, 900.
From indans-R. 3. Trotter, 2l9. 80
FROM Csnsds-W. j. Allison, l55; George Oliver: 1f3
From New-Jerey-Peter BELLS 1866 Richard Beiis 80
Andrew Robbins, AGO; Jonn Cornell III. o..
From New.ioIk-schultI Martin, II; A. d. Iiycn oJ;
A. Treddentha 3d. C. w Fitch, 3d. George Price ys Lev
Miller 90; H. Vail IS, George Rowe, James LshtoodJ Vi;
= '"'D'' ~ = THE SWINE MARKET
Receipt, BY Railroads. to wit: Hudson River .lrnst
s,.as' Enc RsSad. 2la7i New'Jer'ey Central haiH0aa
Broker. report the following quotations: ,u..,,
Cts per 10. Cts per ~
Western corn.fed hogs per f5......l0 dlOt iH4iiSt
Dis.iary fed hogs, per ib.......... 9f0le
TITS live hog market since date Of last report
ing the very warm weather and approaching honusy mas o
rather steady in prices railing but shade over AZ @ %
than last e.eks quotations THIS morning .no ctIys Js.
with short supply In the yards causing more aoso ~
msnd AT Advanced prices We dive the following ange OF
Price, hi, rong Beat grades heavy and prime 20 VIC
gh grades suitable for retail trade =. 20 oc .qrrs. tor
hs week amount TO- 1885, Corresponding week last 3ea
3 e,O; Corresponding week preceding year, 9''o
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MOYpkY. July 2-P. ".

MONDSl July Z-P NJ
The day has been closely observed as holiday
IN business circles, and there is nothing to report
In any department.
The European adyices in regard 20 5-20s have
given new confidence to holders who are less dis
posed to sell than when the quotations stood at GA
In London. Sufficient time has passed since the
Rebellion collapsed, and the violent change was
made in the head of the Federal Government to
educate European Capitalists and the ruliug classes
as 10 the course of politics and finances in the
United States. 1t is now fully understood that
the National Government has not been checked in
lis career BY Mr.. Lincoln's death, and that it il
capable of naming it, own terms to the States
lately in Rebellion and now seeking restoration to
the Union. 1t is conceded at home and abroad
tSat reconstruction, so far as the business Of the
country is concerned viii proceed quite as rapidly
% the Rebellion collapsed and that IN
few months commerce will be resumed
with much of its old vigor among the States. What
European and domestic buyers of the national OBJ
legations are most interested to know is already as
sured 10 them, and that is, the prompt payment OF
the interest upon the Federal debt, from taxation
of which the sources are as deep and certain rs
those of any nation in the world. Nowhere Is III!
dependency shown at the amount of the dep'' nor
Is any serious dissent shown at the rate OF taxation
necessary to pay the interest and create sipkiis
fund to pay off the whole debt long before any
other national debt will be reduced any rercep'ipie
amount. The debt of Government like that oil
tie United States has at last reached point where
upon its merits, as compared with those Of other
prominent nations it is sure to command not only
the respect but the capital of the world. Its adj
vance will be varied by small fuctua-
tions, but we expect TO see 1t move
upward steadily until IT commands upon every
European Stock Exchange higher price than is
paid for any loan it's equal in point of interest, in
proportion TO its time of payment. Strange as the
statement may seem, the weakest points il United
States Stocks are the short time they have to run
and the danger of an early reduction in the rate OF
interest.
The Gold Customs at al ports Of the United
States for the fiscal year just ended and the proper
tions between New-York and the other ports, arc
ss follows the figures being exact, except for the
out-ports for the last quarter, which are estimated;
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The Harmony Fire Insurance Co. rays semi
annual dividend OF per cent, on demand. The
Empire City Fire Insurance Co. pays per cent
on demaud.
The Now-York and New Haven Railroad pays q
semi annual dividend Of per cent on the Nth.
The stonington Railroad pays per cent on the
9th.
The Phenix Bank pays dividend Of 5 per cent.
The First National Bank Of YonkerS pays per
cent.
W. P. Ellery, with C. A. Meigs & Son, has been
elected member of the Stock Exchange.
4 few irrepressible stock Spectators made quite
IN advance upon several stocks to-day. Eric ad-
yauced TO 90, but fell to Ss and closed at 620S2l.
IT, fresh advance in London, and the scarcity OF
stock for delivery here is alarming the bears, who
may DO obliged to pay 9Obefore the stock at present
borrowed is returned. For Illinois Central 13l
WAS bid without bringing out any stock. Reading,
g. 098l; Old Southern, Ga 063 Fort Wayne, 90 a
eCI. New-York Central, % 995l; Pittsburgh, 69t q
Sc; Alariposa, 13s ali. For 5-2Os there was de-
mand at los, but sellers were not disposed to do
much until the China's mails are received
Gold sold as low as 1873, but closed at 1899.
The following are the nominal quotations Of ex-
change: Bankers Sterling, GO days, lO98l09f;
Bankers Sterling, days, l092 alO9si Merchants,
IOSSlOsl; Francs, long date, SIS; Francs, short
date, 5l2t.
The following shows the condition Of the New
York City banks this week and last:
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The Bowery National Bank is the title Of new

The Bowery National Bank is the title Of new
institution at No. IS Bowny, ct the corner o.
Canal-st.
The New-Amsterdam Fire Insurance Co. have
declared dividend Of per cont, payable On DO
mand.
The Commerce Fire Insurance Co. have declared
dividend Of per cent, payable on and after 'n'
10th inst.
Tho aggregate amount of exports (s1cusi'e %
specie from the port of NewYork to foreign po'''
for the week ending July 4, 1865, was sl,|'''~oo'
"The Merchants Exchange News-Room, Pine
st., has dispatch dated London, june 81, i,p or
ing United States 5-20s, 73l; Illinois Ceh,ra, on
and Erie, IS. These quotations., "o Wv. . =; ~,
were sent from London via SoutnalnPs,o ~, =" NJ
afternoon of tho Dist, by the aeen. Vi ,s,o, honr
chants Exchange and may represent ia'1, noa a
Than the report of the Associated Press: frVale
d;Snatnbos dated the morning of the DIST report
52Os, ~" IL,
Tho amouut of new National Bank capital
authorized for the week ending
July /. 1855 400 ool GoI
Previously authorized. o-os@'oOi
Whole number of National Banks to date,
37s with total capital OF. s34o,9Jc'oii
Amount of currency issued u National ,oo
Banks for the week. CD oo W.
Previously lssuSl f.--'s'--' ''S'"O''N'
Total currency issued to date.
Tho business of the Sub-Trensury was: Re-
ccipts, $l,740,7l7 55-for Customs. $50 600; Pay
ments, 81, 6Si IFS O8-on account of Loan, $685..
600; Balance, $iO,s7S63S II.
The Poitsv.lle Miners Journal of July reports:
The quantity Of coal sent by railroad this week is
s. 02-by canal % TO- for the week, 10, l26 IL
tuns against l0s 27 for tie corresponding week last
year. Loss for the week. y. IA tuns.
The demand for coal has shown slight increase
within the last week. particularly for the Eastern
markets. At New-York the demand has not improved,
and the supply is in tie demand The trade,
however looks hopeful than 1t did two weeks ago
Many If the operators have not yet stare their col
leries If ali in operation. the supply would be
greater than the demand and another stoppage would
In all probability take place IL is cheaper for the col
eries stand idle than TO sell coal at loss and many
of the operators have decided 70 do so.
We are authorized TO state that there will be no re-
duction in the tolls and transportation the Re idne
Railroad and Schuylkill Canal oil the LIST OF July 90
dsy) The trade had hoped that the companies wouid
have found il 10 their interest TO have made reduction
for the months Of July end August but as they have
decided otherwise, our operators must govern them
selves accordingly.
The trade sums up this week as follows compared
with last year -
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Ocedn CLEANERS

OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
~ via NICARAGUA.-The CENTRAL "A, AMERIoAS
M VSIr COMPANY will dispatch the 20th OF every
or,b a. Noon rom Pier No. ~, North River, the good
steamship ERICSSON, Capt LOWER at Lover rates oil
d. " CARRINGION, Agent,
No III West, of W arfen.st., ~ l.
N B.-Two new steamers the "Nicarasns and Leone
bnid, for thi. Comrany aro nearly complete and the line
will srtly BE- every % days which we hope VIII enab
as to offer sufficient accommodation to the great demand or
n.sage BY this Avo,s line well known 10 oil old Cauornias
Tor care and attention the comfort OF its passengers
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UHE AMERICAN PROTOTYPE COM.

rVHE AMERICAN PROTOTYPE COM.
4 PANY No Ice Roy place and 50 Prncest prints un-
De- contract 20 the order Of the Dcs o. Internal Revcle
s kinds Of stamped BLANK Forms tor Checks Check Books
Bill. OF Exchaugc Drafts lromi,soIy Notes Bis Of Lsd
Bls OF sale Certificates Brokers Notes. Original Process,
Passage Tickets Pawuers Checks, Powers Of Attorney
Proxies Protests, WarehOue Receipts, NesAers Returns
ss.ctions of Judgment sheras Returns eui Receipts for
Money or Property, &c. M L. COZ, Ieiu'r
No 81 Cedar 81.
win receive orders from parties desiring Stamped BLANKS Of
any kind and have executed by tie Company under mo
supervision of the Stamp Agent oihe United states Treasury
Department
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF
NEw.YoRK.
Nos ~ AND 20 PSE-sT.,
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF TIE UNITED
STATES
Have for SALE ready for delivery.
UNITED STATES $40 TREASURY Norris,
Convertible, ct maturity. into $40 GoLD-BEARiso
BONDS.
Also.
UNITED STATES 1910 BoyDs.
UNITED STATES $40 BoSDs
UNITED STATES 1-YEAR CERTIFICATES.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts
and attend to other business with the Government
T. G. CALHOUN, President.
i. SEAMAN Cashier.
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90 Ubom il man Concern.

NOTICE-All Persons having claims against
~ JOHN DUFFY, late OF Butler. Pc. declared are 70
quesed present them duly auiheniiaea ard III
pay them. PEtEh DUFFY
Butler, Pa June 81. 1865.
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.
VA PANY-Foot Of Barclay st.-On and after Juns 10
Manning mail trains for Hackestown ana intermediate ss
tons Will eavs at go Mail Expres for all .istiOus
west of Mburn at 10 p M Mortown Express at p. n
5. SCHOCH, Asss;an. Superintendent
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NEW. YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
~ -NEW.YOHk TO NEWPORT
On aud rnsr SATURDAY. JAY l. 1855 two daily trains
will leave Nrwiork from conner OF four-evc. ard Twenty
seventies ., M and u 10 ?. passing through New
Haven New London ard stouingtOn TO Fast Greenwich r.
L. where the splendid Uyses will be In waiting and
Immediately the arrival Of the trains for New port
arriving at and 800 Tickets sold aud baggage checked
tbropah. JAMES h. HOYT. 1upsTintepdenI
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NJ Y. MILITARY AGENCIES.
UNITED Srsrrs PATENT OFFICE,

WAsaiSGroN, June q. 1888. !
ON PETITION of ROBERT MARCHER o
~ West Farms T. praying for the extension Of patent
granted him on 2,t day II October 1851 and essued
March u.s. for improvement in machinery for enamen,
moldiues &C. for irom the expiration OF aid
!, ordered that the said petition b. heard at the Patent
Office Monday the "a day OF October next st IL o'clock
and all persons notified sppesr sud show any
they have why aid petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the ext n.ion are required to NE IN the
INK d, twenty days before the dy Of bearing; al te
nony filed By her party 20 be used n the said hearing Isl
be taken aud Transmitted IN accordance with the rules OF the
office which Wi, De furnished on application.
Dispositions ard other papers relied upon testimony nu's
be fled IN the office twenty days beor the day Of hearnsi
the arguments any within ten days alter the ming OF testi-
mouy. $500 49, -
Gle Warrington D. C. aud Tribune Eew-fork, \. y. once
week for three successive weeks the hrt Of aid laohcs
ID T. HOLLOWAY. Commissioner of Patents.
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III
4 i leave James slip New.Yors as follows;
800 Greenport Mail AMI Passenger Train stopping
all Way Stations sud connecting with Glen Head Rosyn "a
Hampstead Trains
1880 syosse Train stopping at al Way Stations,
$3.50 D. m. Greenport Express, connecting with Rodu
Glen Head and Hampstead and stopping at all Stations
Hicksyie except on Saturdays, on which days en- Elm
ngdae and which days the Express will not stop beswsea
Jamaica aud Deer Park.
$50 D. Syosset sssenger Train and all Way Stations e.
cepting Glen Head and Rosy
$50 D. IN. For North isip, Hampstead, Glen Heed md
Rosyn rn
ON sunday Excursion Train leaves Hunters Point At rs
q. III. for Yspnank and all Intermediate ststiGn,; .
u CHARIlCK, President
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Tor Yesr.... sol 578 C6 ~ $24!937O6 2Si $bo72VN
The following table shows the exports of specie
from the port of New-York TO foreign ports for IA
years. from January TO July l, 1865, and for the
correspondinr period in the other wears:
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PETROLEUM-Crude Is dull and heavy at "a @5i!c.
Refined is quiet but prices without eseL ta change;
we quote at 52054c. for Bonded and '2@ic 1or free.
nominal Rongh Flax Is quiet but prices are firm ct
o. goa 90 IS y bush. OF Sob.
TALLOW--The inquiry is fair, hut at prices gencr.
ov how Tho views of sellers sales Of 40 OOOib at l0i
Oic for Western, aud l0!4llc for City. the latter
rate for Choice.
WHISKY-The market IL not active. but prices
better sales Of Is bbs at 81 for Western closing
firm
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TIE trade shows an increase this week over the last
Of Is col tuns hut falling off compared with the cor
responding week Of last year Of oh tuns The asgTe-
gate loss this year is 1881 tnns
The Tide Water Canal damaged by the great freshet,
has been repaired and the other canals connecting with
il will be ready also in few days This Will open the
Wyoming coal trade by canal again.
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HENRY CLEws g. Co.,

HENRY CLEws e. Co.,
BANKERS,
Successors to LIvEIMoRE, CLEws & Co.,
No. 81 Waist N. Y,
CONVENIENT LOAN AGENTS
73lOs ready for delivery full commission allowed.
Z. S. Securities OF all kinds bought and sold.
Persons opening accounts with us viii be allowed
per cent interest on their daily balances
Statement showing the true condition Of the
National broadway Bank Of the city Of NewYcri, OIL
m rnoruinp of .Tulv 1 1863.
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For New Haven 100, 800 (Ex.,) ll3o III IL Is, lErJ
400 (Er.D 3.i5 20 aud 800 (Ex.,) p. m.
For Bridgeport. 100, 800 (Ex,i ljD m; 2ia tELs
400 Er5 3l5 40 aud 400 (Ex..) ?. N.
For Milford and Stratfcrd 100 llo0 ID 3ts 49, N
For Fairfield, Southport and Wespori, 100, uSos a. aa
asp. . 80 ,,, 49, ,,,o ,s,. ~
345. 4.3c $50, 800 TX, ! p M
For Dsr;-n 200, $50 il.3o m. LIS, 80, so NJ
For Greenwich, 100 $50 ll.39 345 40 80 ~ pm
For Stamford 200 400 Ok go, ll.3o m l2l3 (EIi
800 (Ex) q, 40, $50. $50 800 tk1.l p m
For Port Chester and intermediate stations TOO W. al"
4 m. a45 40, $50 go. 80 2. ~.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield 800 a. (Ex) 300 tELDa~
p. -,
For Boston, via Shore Line l2.l5, Ell s.0Op. m
For Hartford and Springfield, $40 lExJ a. m lE@'I"VA
Gx.,) IBIS, 8.ou p. M. ~ ,r,a,s
For Connecticut River Railroad GOA NJ tEx) IAiap N.
10 Nontr.sl 800 0. m. 90 Nor hampton. -. = ,
For Hartford Providence and Fishk Railroad, 600 Exp
l. m i9.l3 p m. nnl.,
400 a. m. u 49, 800, 800 2.
For Canal Railroad. l2l5 .. m 70 Northampton
For Housstonic Railroad, a. N and ?. IN.
For Eaugainck Raroad, 800 q. m, BOO p. N.
For Dsnbury and Norwak Railroad, 100, $50 m, 40
p . -. o,o - -,
JAMES VI. HOfT, supt-
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALI.
u FORNfA VIA ISTHMIIS OF PANAMA.
Lover Passage Rates, eommopcine July 1902 =.
TAe Atlantic Mail Steamship Go. will dispatch Steamers
srnimonhly q, noon from Company and coDmo
diou. Pier, No. -, North River, foot Of Csnas-
DEPARTURE
july COSTA RCA.... .Tinklepa1eh
tCOnnectins at Panama with SscIamento
August l.............OCEAN QUEEN..... ...Slocun
(Connecting at Panama win Godea CityD
fof freight OF passage sppiyto . d. d. ALLESS
No. 5Bowlins Green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04

ERIE RAILWAY Trains leave Depot foot
IL Of Chambersst., Wis. Pavonia Ferry; -
a. m. Day Express. for tansndaigua. Rochester, buha'
Saiai and West Connects Buffalo win Lake Shots
AMI Grand Trunk Railways and at Salamanca With Atlantic
aud great Western Railway. -
10 Express Mail ior Buffalo. connecting with Lake
ShoT. Railway. 49,
ION way Train. for Port Jervis and Newbursh.
=. Night Express for Canandasua Rochester Buffalo
Salamanca, AID West -
bp w. Lightning Express, daily, for Canandaigua Roches
ter, haaAo aSlnmanca, Dgnkiik and West connect, a.
rnao With La Shore and Grand Trunk Ralways, aAdi
saI,nittcn with Atlantic aud Great Western Railway.
D. NJ fm. rant Train daily for Buffalo, Salamanca Dun
kirk and West - - - 80
HUGH RIDDLE, Gcnl Supt, New.York.
WIN. n. CARR, G.nl Pas Agent, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04

TAsLE Of the Loan. Speeie Circulation and DepOss IN the
Banksof The Gin Of KeO York for The eek ending Sat
.ydaE july l. 1905 10 Va.eh GDiIed he Capital
Of each Bank