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READ what DR.. scovln says of ALIENS
LUNG BALsAM: -
Slessrs. ]. n. HAnn1s 8 Coz

Messrs. j. N. HARRIS & Cos
GENTs-I make the following statement
from perfect conviction and knowledge of
the benefits of ALIENS LUNG BALSAAi
in curing the most 'deep.Seated Pulmonary
Consumption! have witnessed It's effects
on the young and the old, and can truly
with which am acquainted. For CouR6s
aud all the early stages of Lung complaints,
believe 1t to be n certain cure, and II every
family would keepit by them, ready to adj
minister upon the tlrst appearance Of disease
about the lungs, there would be very few
cases of fatal consumption 1t causes the
phlegm and matter to raise, without irritat-
ing those delicate organs the Lungsl and
without producing constipation OF the
stops the niGht-sWeats, and changes all the
morbid kecretiOns to a healthy state. Yours
respectfully, a. L. SCOVILL,
noVl4-1md6w 4-a
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MErcALFEls GREAT RHEu1MAT1o REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts like
magic, curing Rheumatism of years' stand
ing in few days.
aug22-Iy TIL. LOGAN d CO.. Ag'ts.
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HAELs9 ~
VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE

Has proved itself to be the most perfect
public. - - " '--s
IT Is q vegetable compound, and contains
notnJunOuS properties whatever
twill restore gray hair to It's Orginal color
II VIII keep the hair from falling out,
" cleanSeS the scalp and makes the hair
sott, luStrous and silken. 10y = -
Y Is splendid hair dressing. s!2t5
no person, old or young, should fail to use Il,
II = recommended and used by the INST
30 Ask for Hairs Vegetable SicilIan Hair
Remover, and take no other '8l
$50 ~ RIP HALL & CO..
Nashua, N. H., Proprietora
For sale by all druggists. mr22-iyd6wth
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MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DYE
NJ known and used over 20 years. Daily
increasing In public favor. Complete In one
DoLtle. No wosh. No trouble. a child can
Apply II Produces lustrous black or brown
as desired. Does not injure the hair. Price
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
Also, MATHEWS ARNICA HAIR GLOSS
Tor restoring and dressing the hair. ju4-eod-ly
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GreenWood Ceneterv.

y .
CITUATED ON THE NATIONAL. POAD.
miles east OF the city. IS now ready for
AnIIssLLnent9I sale, and Improvement of LOIS.
" contains 81 acres of land, and n lad out
N the most modern and improved STYLE
can Pc easily reached at all seasons 81 the
year BY the National Road, and for three
Iourthg OF the year by the Hempdeld Rail
teoad. It's perfeCtly secure, and Intended to
~ TINED by eyery variety oftFees; shrub
pnely. public vault, chapel artificial lake,
fountains, etc, to make Il equal to the best
rural cemeteries in the country.
Ample provision Is also made for its en-
aIBement, order and care in peFpAtulty.
telSons dealroug OF purchaaing lots, can
Examine the grounds with the Superinten-
DENT, who hasa plat, or secure them by call
ing q the once Of the Secretary, on Main
stEeets OYerthe Bank Of Whealtng
PERSONS Wishing TO make intafmenis will
eau on the Secretary to obtain permits there
Tickets Of admission TO Lotholdera and
NlsltoEs VIII be tssued by the Secretary.
HoAHD. OF -OrREcBoRS-A. ]. Sweeney
6resident; 3. Q. Bonham, Secretary; J.; s.
AnodesI John g. Muth, Geo. Mendel, jos
44a4lJ Ipo. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adams, r. u
Jordan, E. a. Hildreth; au3i-lyd
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gettt embellishments:
Lost.

ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Re
" tween the Savings Bank and Steamer
Edenburg, or thence TO g. B. Caldwell,s ONCE,
%g, n M Ssajd sd az { r. n9 n ~ tSa
same at this Office, or to WILLIAM PHIL
IIIPS. cor. ID and German atreatS. nnN22.SL
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Spirit OF the sout,,.

The receipts of the johnson and
rebel newspapers ofMemphis, from adj
vertising, for the quarter ending with
the present month, are as follows:
Lsdger, S4,425; Appeal, $685.; Bulletin,
g Radical paper conducted by Col.
John Eaton, Jr., with ability and en-
terprise. Its prosperity Is at present
assured, though it has been sustained
heretofore at great expense.
The South, during the early seces-
sion times, and during the greater part
of the war, was ''sweetrupon the West
ern boys, even looking upon an alli-
ance with the West at one time as
against "New Englandism." The
Southern journals now pronounce the
case Of the West and Northwest despe-
rate, finding them wholly given over
TO Radicalism. They find comfort,
however, in Maryland.
The New Orleans Commercial B,tl-
Letin, in its issue ofthe 10th inst, says j:
eve need submarine cable to Vera
Cruz, and another to Havana, and we
wish some sagacious capitalist would
come down and lay it for us"
The Memphis Bulletin has discoy-
cred "what caused the defeat of the
President" It was s'the appropriation
of the Philadelphia Convention by the
whilom Democratic party"-Jonah
swallowing the whale.
"A Southern correspondent writes,
I'VE have not boon conquered; we have
been overcome by superior force."
Now we apprehend that it is in this alb
surd distinction that half the trouble
lies, touching reconstruction in the
South. They will not admit that they
are conquered, they see that they are,
and SO they cOntrive another name for
it, thus gratifying their foolish vanity,
and imposing upon their own common
sense. Whatever they may call it,
conquered, whipped, overcome by SUI
periOr force, or in whatever other words
they may clothe the idea of defeat, the
patent fact is, that theirIarmies finally
surrendered to ours, that their flag is
driven from the seas where ours waves
triumphant, that in everything which
they attempted to accomplish by war
they have failed, and that in every
thing which we attempted to accom-
plish, in everything that we attempted
TO prevent, we have succeeded, except
in the desire to bring them back to the
blessings and privileges of the Govern
ment which they insulted and repu-
dated and made war upon: If one
form of expression embOdies that
idea better than another, they are I'M
questionably entitled to select that
which best suits them; but if they mean
by any circumlocution to deny or to
conceal the idea, they only make fools
of themselves; and will deceive nobody
else. They have been beaten, and are
offered the mildest terms that mag
unanimous foe ever proposed, in the
hour of victory. They can accept them
or they can continue in the position of
the boy who wouldn'b eat his break
fast. 1t was not kept waiting for him.
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This would leave balance of.,....... S2s9 81 10
IAN honest administration Of the funds Of
the company al least would show that such
WaA the balance. How stands the account ms
exhibited? Instead OF n balance OF S299, 627.19
on hand, the company have property
EOr MhlCh lheY nNYe 2l3.nll 90
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@1nsIEaI austrnllrtntas
p I A N O S

THE GREAT REPUTATION OF rv,,
u, Andoe Piano has induced makers NJ m M
tnels that the Pianos they sen are precissSt
tne same as the R'labe, made by woESnestSy
4oIIanSeF1y employed by. them, &c, DC.
This Is an Odd DODGE, and one thSt 3z 49,.
pfacdced by manufactures, who cannot ,S,
their instruments to the trade and Sc, Sell
market at any price. y" Ihe
This mode OF doing business Shop,d \.
enough TO convince purchasers at once ~ ~ "
SUPERIORITY OF THE RNABE, u ms me
mere fact of small makers taking thew ne
the STANDARD, and working uI,0n f6a Ss
reputation should be all the evidence necei
It is a well known fact that all firs,.c,0.-
Piano manufacturers have their estsSiISI10555
agencies and dispose OF their goods thrOnSS
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Hominy. 81
on :BRLs. WHITE FLINT HoMINY,
~ just received by ,,,, D
novO cor. Market and Quincy sts.
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N. p. WIIIs.---SOme "reminiscences
Concerning Hlm.--AIex. +. stewart,
the MilllOnRIre 1Ierehant-Hfs Mig.
gardIy Beneaeenee-..A Methodist
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For Rent
Dried Fruit.

SO0n LBS, DRIED PEACHES. CHOICE
- 5000 lbs Dried Peaches, choice quarters
5000 lbs. Dried Apples. In store and
for sale by PRYOR BOYD q CO., fTT
noV2O Is Main street.
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1.-THE report of the commi ttee Is spread out
for the inspection and examination OF the
stoekholden, and, as a stoclkhOIder, viii
briefly cTlticfse IL:
Il apPearS that there has been paid
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And has been expended for wagons,
hoTsep 25, I'D 81
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Making a balance over amount of

Making balance over amount Of
piuoLty o6tJotb "
Or, In plain words, they owe SS7,S79.61 more
than they have bills OF purchase 10 show.
That Is, they have nude way with the whole
amount OF capital paid in, OF 1854, 1880 and
owe besides, So 1880; In all, ssh, 827.68, for
which they have nothing TO show, and don't
pretend to account for. Now, the question
IL, what has been done with this money!"
put l,n IN. ali. In nj AZ. ........l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23

SATURDAY, Jolly 81 1906
ASHES-Tbe market Is moderately active and steady
sales at 25dS5 375 for Pots and si5 for Pearls.
C0TTON-The business continues good exporters opera
ting freely and prices better closing firm at
Middng Uands to do. SewOreans and Texas; sales Of
1880 bales.
COFFEE-Lnte last evening 200 bags Rio sold
Mary Ida private terms bat to-day hear OF
meht Prices steady.
FIsH-Dry Cod are In small supply and firm at &c 50a
o. 62t Grand Bank and S Georges Mackerel firm
fair demand Smoked Herngs have beer quite active
at 57a60c for Scaled. and 47d50c. for No. l.
flour AND MEAL-Tbe market for Western and State
Flour dull a1d prices OF the and medium grades 2c
Dbl lowers the sales 700 bbs at e5 70ds7 30 for
supene State and Western &c eoaee 20 FOR ordinary ard
g. ~ for the low grades Of Spring Wheat Western Ex-
rs s90t9 40 for Shipping Ohio; ~ s5ds2 fer Trade and
Family brands OF Ohio Michigan and Indiana; and ell BOA
els for ST. Louis Extras Canadian Flour 10 in small supply
but in the absence Of any demand prices are lower and
settled of 10 bb at &c 70dS9 IS fr the low grades
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23
Gas fitting.

EIRAlINs SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM OF GASFTr-
TING SECURES better light OF half the cost and eisbe
sufficient Nos 81 and Sc Maidsnne south east cor Wsns
ynon SosEsH MASON rE PRESIDENT o. So''H
No 81 BEEzNASsr, new York June =, lSs, '
have known Mr. Fmn years aud consider Linn specially
or TO give the best adaptation OF gas ppee ana
unusual attention 10 the RkarAroS OF rnE
form OF bur and In short TO all matters snee-
ip the Of surnn believe thrfe few large srso-
shmen WHERE he would not sossest some
Of Of burners which world result IN nAff
SAVING OF CAS- la my own noases
light which attbued 70 de ectve pressure
In the and ndeS Mr. Frmp for changes Of an
character which have Az ABUNDANCE " lshs
""A0'' a" I'M - JOSEPH MASON
OF Jos. Macon Co.
oooxS DoRssua
CoLLEGs THE CIrr ov NEW YORK. 2,
Corner lie xnstonAve and Twenty thrdst n
NEw.YoRx. June 1895.
Th. TO certify have known Mr. John Fmn for several
wears and familiar with the prneip reqsi
sue for regun. adjusting burning illuminating rs ana
have satisfactorily his mcdaniel All IN ,hs
same Respectfully submitted. r. OGDEN DohEAos-
OIYcx OF 'rHE Tn BuSs, l
NEw.Yolx April J 1896 ,
We employed Mr. Fin four since to take Charge o. ou
og,and ddps with oer gh The result was 90 ssu
factory tia, we have employed him regularly ever since
sAML SINCLAIR Publisher
BRryooxr HOUSE. March 81 1870
bsye known NJ Frmin since 1883 aud have employed nin %
regla,e gssburners Oh several oeea'on' " NY
end him BY hi, long experience and conn, study
specsy having better knowedgeo gs.burrs sna
In In nrae thai any employed lie g o JAZZ
less cost. by arranging The rne and eo
mend any that Is not satisfied wa ni ~ IN
,,.,;o. 81 ;r c,oye pents, guarantee and warrant
my ssish 10 be reliable sad half the cost Of Tic same %
burned at the usual rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23

SATURDAY July 2l-F. "
Gold opened a. 49, sold up TO li9l and closed al l'
TIE exports of the day have been $'SS,cW Inc AspD'
wan steamer brings &, 062,0o0
TIE stock market las been quite sluggish and lower
ssoes have been made upon the general list The decline
sss been small and nothing beyond the usual reaction
Aum brisk SPECULATION is sfoEn. God-bearing Gov
sshent Stocks area lower but az the quotations there
an active demand at the counters OF bankers Inc
Ysos are steady and the investment demand good state
stacks steady with small Transactions. Reading was active
sa arm Chicago and North Western stock continues IN
srapd and buyers readily found for anything offered
st quotations Illinois Central is strong After the cal
e market was steady but the amount Of business was
ms and the attendance of operators very limited, as
xssa on Saturday, The last street prices were as io
hvs: Canton, so; Cumberland i6; Quicksilver, 493;
Hsnposa lOi; New-York Central, l0it Enc, 65s; Hud
sen River lie; Reading 10; Michigan Central, loti
Miehigan Southern So Cleveland AID Pittsburgh, ~!
Chicago and Northwestern, 3i; Preferred, ti3Goo
Money was offered in abundance TO stock houses at
yss cent Loans made in exceptional cases at per
cont but sac per cent is the usual rate Prime CONNER
eel bills are per cent with sales of short dated at 81
The redemption OF one-year certificates at the Sub
Treasury is small and this class of obligations is now
seay retired The next step Will be the payment OF the
temporary loan toward which the Government has bal
anee in this city of full $50 100000 upon which it should
interest As the Treasury, from internal revenue,
win now be in possession of large surplus over ats daily
expenses there seems good reason why substantial
payment should not at be made upon the temporary
os and the rate be reduced e four pei cent upon this
GLASS Of indebtedness.
The exchange Of 1905 for 520s proceeds slowly, and
ss plan Of funding does not promise great success AS
SOS now sell the party holding 73Os loses 9l-lO per
cent BY exchanging if he desires to sell the gold bonds
TIE short time the 1905 have to before they can be
exchanged for money gives them great value with parties
rng short investment and they will not be funded I'M
hss better terms than given are made If mod
crate commission allowed general agent, large
ount Of currency debt could be exchanged for gold
ing stock with advantage to the Government
The new directors Of the ManpOss Mining Co. are max
Ing general and thorough examination Of its affairs and
management and OF remote day its stockholders VIII
get what long been desired accurate statement OF
its condition and future prospects.
The transactions at the Clearing House to-day and for
NE week were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23

CRoroS AauEpucr DEPARTMENT. NEwloRK July ID 1866
ITO FOUNDERS.-SEALED PROPOSALS
viii be received this office Rotund, City Hall Park until III
o'clock IN Of TUESDAY the ah day OF July 1896 for the np
of cast iron waterpipes viz;
5oo0 Of " inches internal diameter
Of iron pipes inches internal diameter
1000 iron wserpipe, 4nche internal diameter
Each proposal ndofsed Proposals for Cast Water
Pipes Special Cssng together with the OF the bidder and
date OF its Offering.
The amount OF security required win be houssnd dollars
blank forms Of bids be had on application
THOMAS STEPHENS. CfotoR
ROBERT I. DARRAGH, Aqueduct
A. W. CRAVEN. } Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23

Iawton backberries coming in plentifnlly bit
nrces are wide Some very fine berries sold tns
morning for thirds 6Oc per Qna-gcneTaly at foG
5c-whle witch came in late after the market was
oerng Saturday is day for an oyerstock OF
berries WhoTteberres promise light crop between be late
fross and dy weather Apples plenty and lower,
Windfls from NewJersey bringing s36Si y bill and sell
yery slowly Small and early pears are SLING about as
appes with few Madeents era 81 so peach basket.
Cherries nearly and cuirlns much higher being
Ont off by dronth Peaches continue arriving Only
from Charleston Savannah and Norfolk with siueie crate
trom Delaware which was sold at go crate OF fine Nee
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Banking houses ano Bankers.
VERMILYE & CO.,
No. ~ wALLrsT.
BANKERS AND DEALERS
GOVERNMENT STOCKS
AND
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
CLOSING PRICES.
NEW-YORK, July FL. 1868.
CLOSING PRICES.
NEW.YORK, July 81. 1868.
STATE or Nrw.YoHx. BANK DEPARTMENT. I
Anil iQ,s

" ' ALBANY. April a. 1855. !
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, Pursuant to
Chapter 26 Laws Of 1859, and 40 Laws Of 1865 that
the circulating Presd Directors and Company
etthe Bhsk OF wYoRk late an BANK oc,ted
In TIE CiY Of Newfork will be redeemed FAR by the supen
sendent OF the Bsnkng Department pr .n.on at The Ma
TlONAL MECHANICS AND FARMERS BANK In the City Of
Albany tor yeas from the date hereof and thereafter
The outstanding circulating Of said bn. mustbe psented
a. aforesaid within sin the date hereof and all notes
winch shall not be for redemption and payment within tho
time thus specified will the fund In the hands
sps lsrenA D. W. SCHUYLER, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23

ID. G.. &, r. III. FISK,
DEALERS IN UNITED STATES sECUhii'"'
NO. 10 NASSAU ST..
Under the Fourth National Bank
prTy ASp FELL AT MARKET RATES.
United STATES IS OF 1881.
UNuED STATES $50 BONDS.
listed STATES 1910 BoNDs- -. ..
fyS,ITD STATES 80 TREASURY NOTE
Hys,rpn STATES COMPOUND INTEREST MOTHS, ana
All OTHER UNITED STATES SEcuBIIlEs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23
CHEF Sc.

Shippers ore paying ie y ~ less for cheese hsn last week
RELY exceeding Glsic Their views are generally "bon,
a. for good Factory a little Fancy is bringing l9c and
some is id still higher The opinion is that cheese must
deine here as IL has already done IN Europe There
fr shining emaas ~ these reduced quOptoDs. Many n
cheese pinres the extreme heat sd at low prcs
SINNERS taking advantage o The known heavy stock OF such
and The difficulty Of dspOsne Of it at home fam dairy
rsr l. brings over 7c In jobbng way one lot OF 5V
box,s GOOD line was sold shipper 6lc The tendency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23
EGGS.

There scarcely any change IN the egg market ecepte
are inst equal 10 demand which fair Some good lots OF
Western re sold the mark for 2c but they generally
sold AZ those figures to Single barrels Of New
jersey and Long Island bringing 3lc while some
odinsry OF sold ct 22d2ic at the marx Ihe
preya ling price of rood eggs pc We quote:
New.Jersey aud Pennsyiyana fresh, y doz - 40
State. good MARKS u.'
Western. ana Canada y doz good oroer..-2 - a g
A q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23

600 cO showing that the panic has completely put stop
30 all new schemes.
By the City of Paris we have commercial advices 70
the 10Th instant Cotton closed frmer. Breadstuts were
dull and American securities quiet.
The latest quotations at the London Stock Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23
Drifting.

NUAS G. SHELLEY. No 68 Barcay-st.,
STEAM JOB PRINTER.cOrds Circulars. Blheads, Posters
c..o~pes &c. 81 the lowest cash rates
NcyGiNpER PRESsWoRk done fos the trade.
WYNN. EVERDELL. SONS, No. lO4 Fulton.st.--
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MANUFACTUh
Frs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23

rhonost has been remarkably quiet week IN tho butter
line Receipts nave light but the demand is stlrhter
and stock is slowly accommodating There is no eau Tor the
California and other outlet Prices are about as
last week or shade below. Good Western Reserve seg
AZ a33e The hot weather made 1t difficult to Transport
batter in good order operate in when received we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23

lust IMPORTED-The London General Water
Purifying Company. WATER FILTERS Of beautiful design In
Vase pattern with They decidedly the best
article for purifying water invented and The b into
the United States Depot Long Island Pottery LDND
H. QUINN, Importers, No. 29l Pssrln-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23
Receipts Of Produce.

Juy2-s 76 bbi- Flour 100 bbs whisky 800 bhls. Corn
Nea 400 sacks 90 o. 30 bush Corn 20 sJ bush Oats %
uu,h NJ pkes Ashes 50 pkgs Cut Mea's lt0psgs Lard
Ia bbIs Petroleum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23
A.. v. Wholesale Prices OF Country Produce
FoR Tub WEEK. ENDING July a. 1855.

Expressly THR N. Y TRIBuSs BY our own Reporterl -
The following the current rates OF articles ID gooo cond
ZION az sold by commission wholesale. Shippers
receive TO 10 less deducted for missions beside
freight other charges Parties receiving produce 10 sen
en with be reoues that immediate be made cannot
always obtain the prices which transient buyers nave TO pay
figures intended more for the farmer han he me
chant and we prefer sappOut by giving the outside
prices Of very choice articles.
BEANS AND PEAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23
furniture.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF war
I'D manufacture Also solid Chestnut and Walnut Chamoe
plain and ornamental at H. r. FARRlNFONs NO sos
Csnsat opposite Wooster Estahlished l8tl
DICKHARDT's Extension PARLOR BEDSIEAD
j. took Silver Medal at last Fair American Institute
1t entirely different from the sofa bed mas an sa
spring hair Can be made Ia sofa or Guar 20
space Factory aud Seoom No. 1867 BeskerSt Ger o. SULLIVAN
Aia Furniture on hand and made to ords,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-23

Forsigne1change closes follows: Bills at 60 days on
Lndon lo7 los for commercial 1881 0lO9t for bank
en- do at short sight, ll0i 9li0t Pans at ~ days.
Gula5lii do. at short sight, 5lot S5.oei Antwerp
nnisalli; Swiss, 5l2.95lli; Hamburg Sei s%si
Amsterdam, 4O} aAi; Frankfort 4Si; Bremen, Si@'9i
Prussian thalers, 73iS75 - ,.s<A
, TIE business Of tie sub-Treasury was Receipts
AS2s s95 2s-for Customs, $6sl 600; Payments, u 49,
90 o.; Balance sSl szs 81; Gold notes $Sisooo
The total imports at NewYOrk for the week compare
O. follows:
g., .,a;,. Jove. Julyla July6 June e.
Nv ,eoSs- s2 s5as5 t27lo6os sl4l3lsl si'y5s 20
s75 l79 3759W l'7s9,37 l''fo%'