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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

GUNNY LIUTH-The MuTKtt ftDafl5 PTIV5S
show no special change; sales at 29s ujOc
sIOCK o. JULY l.
1896 1865
Calcptta Bales .--... 400 6s0n
GUNNY BAGS continue quiet but in prices we have no
change 10 note.
STOCK on 8AND JULY J.
1863. 1855.
Csl.,,+a hsles 40
HRMP-Manila has been in good demand, and prices
well retained We quote at &C. god other kind are trm at
aIOs for Ssa $50 for American Undressed and e3lcd
Es25 for American Dressed ESQ for Russs Clean. all
rapcy and $40 a $40 gold for Jute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

TAILOW-A good demand may DC noted ioJ TINS arHoie,
and prices have improved with doing for export hongh
the demand has been mainly speculative sales Of 1000 ~
closing at l2} 2ic for Western. and 2i 6l2c for City
WOO-Ihe inquiry Tor Domestic Fleece has been fair but
In prices have special change TO note Common and
grades freely offered the supply fair but
and very firmly held In foreign de-
scpons special change has occurred the business being
limited quote In currency, ss foousi Domestic flceces
s5d5Oc for Native and Merinoa for and do
Goa Csc full blood do and d547oc ior saIony tseoes
gOd ,Oc for No / Pulled 5JdI0c. for Supernns DO ana
6Oa65c for Extra do 9ess1e Tor Somnon Unw~Sga
cshfcrnsi "a ri % go e. ,nn.t-sn :" o,Sc o.
Common Washed; 32dIc for Unwashed hcstixo aud
Merino; 32a4sc for Washed Rntre Rosi 27SJOc for I'm
wshed Creoe 4Oaf0c for Washed Cordoya Chian 24e
3ic Unwashed Mesxo and Mernoi Cape OF Good Hope
3od3c for Unwsshed East India 35a55c Wsshed and
African at a 3Oc for Unwasted and 30utoc for Washed
WHALEBONE-Very little has been done and prices
nominal o. Is for South Sea t 20 for Coast
and o. 40d o. IS for Arctic.
WHISKY-The market IL more sctiys. but prices
sales Of $50 bbs at e. 23ae2 "a for State and o. 24S
a. Is Tor Western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

sAsct JAnearJ l-. eelS IS els sJ6i3s el01 1854 IN
The boston Ir9rsHer ofEesdsy ssys:
The windng up OF the sats banks Of kew-Hsnpshire,
y~hseh h made compulsory Jpg l. viii remove oyer a.
s0oo'eo from CIRCULATION IN the cate.
Tbs banks of Portland fsfc hye declared sem-annua
svidehds a. follows National Iaders First and Second
Issuona, Canal National Cumberland National per cent
.ehf the cssco National. quarterly one Of "a per
euf, and the Merchants National. quarterly one Of e.
Per shsre.
1he business OF the subTreassry was: Receipts
t1sos72 4sfor Customs, sGiOOO; Payments a. 500.
6Se6i; Balance. $SI 7092I 39-God notes a. Oh 600
msrkets-cAHEyrIIr Err4 HrED yon TEE N Y rn,rus,
TUEsDAr. July 3 1906
The past reek hss been very great chiefly
teyowng on OF tbs Ia Europe which APP
eeeDson fv The future but instead Of being Injurious the
eosssy h likely 10 prove great adyspfsss 10 o. and We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

RECEIPTS
FOB THE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY, July 3 1896
Sheer nd
B.evss Cows vssia Lsu,bs swine To,s
57i3 30 1922 H,14 1890 S.Js
These were sold at the following Market Places;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

~ ROAD COMPANYAta OF the Din ecoIs Of tho Mich
;an Central nsiosd Company held Boston tas 9s deg Of Jsn
1900, 1t voted that D1sLDEED OF FIVE DOLLARS PER
SHARE free Of Government Tax be ami tho hheeby declared
psyabe the ~ day July nsr holders Of cksst the close Of
business tho I'D Instant Paynt be msd- 70 stokbodus
residing in Michigan and r.r,srd Boston The oaee Of v
Ueue Receiver la Detroit holders OF stock registered IN the City
N-wYoFk the Once OF thu Fsners Losn and issi Company
J city aud to all Others at the Oce Of the reas4Ter In the
Giy OF Boston.
Voted r.i hr Books Company be closed from the
2!d ,pIi. unlI tbs ID VI JdIy -
ISAAC LiyERuOBE, Trssssrst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

They came by the wing routes: Erie Railroad 6; Hsr
lem Railroad 20ti Camden and Anboy Railroad l6i New
Jersey Central Railroad al by Hudson River boats 6
About !. 90 IA the yards on Monday.
LIST OP DROvERs
The following the OF drovefs owners or conngn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

SALTPETER-The market Is frmer owing 10 the Iuro
pean news sales Of Crude at lO 9oc Stock on land
5000 BAGS. 49,
SEEDS-The inquiry is moderate for Grass seed Timothy
seed held at e. 81 81 and Clover IL nominal at l 2te
Rough FinHseed in demand. at S3a - 20 bush
SHOT better and in fair requests sales Of Drop al sc
and Back ut l2;c. cash.
SPELTER has been active demand ana price, nave
nGvanced sales at 9l2 cuIrcScy for Domestic and %
dG3c. geld FOR Foreign
SPICEs-Au articles under the heading have been quite
doll the only sales making being confined to the immediate
wants the trade in prices have material change 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

June 81 1865 )
AT MEETING Of the BOARD OF DlRECI OhS
n If tbs ans neIi This day Dividend Of FIVE PER CENT
fe- all Covenue tax drored out Of the earnings oi TIC
la~t nv. tuonfbs glsaul IN the 10th 4 Jelly rex.
A - " C. :. STEVENSON. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

CENTS las, year.. 5255 lis 1900 1901 IL 023 33s72
Receipts last week. GOA 20 lei3 1906 1910 O.373
PRICES THE PRINCIPAL Market This WEEK
The following the quotations per pound upon the es
mated net weight Of meat-seler sinking ofs That TO-
bullock whose quarters Will weigh owt at 10 cents pound
amouats 10 eo0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04


PErROIEUM-The business IN Crude has been onlg mod
crate bat prices show advance closing hrn OF 2,0S
Refined bond has been in better demand and has al
yanced sales to-day Of 600 hbs. Standard Whe IN pohd
al 30 ilgc. Refined free, is firm. at 70 &c.
PROVISIONS--The speculation IN Moss fofk continues
without abatement though less depression
maturing contracts enahlng sellers 10 Guam pe
prices During the past month lair business mas oeen u1ne
for consuntion and anticipated our stock some" at
reduced TODAY air business was done at fn prices s"s
Of 700 bbl a e52 OCT So ~; closing firm NJ s l2 IL
cudci in the sal 5OJ obs seller Auglst OF sJ2 90 me
stock Prime Mess is somewhat larger but Inc hrete Is
light and holders generally demand n lee
Reef remains firm with fair BUSINESS sales OF 2VO oos ~
slO3s ga for Old Plain Mess SGd so Tor New dol s44S"
lar d Extra ard s2Oae24 Tor New do. Terce Beef IA
far supply but grades undesirable and no SAFES arc
consnmmated Beef Hams are duh nndlnomnn. cId neuls
are moderately actve sales Of no pkgs At lsc f Weserh
Hams and 6c for CITY Shoulder in hnk Bacon !, steady
.aes Of 30 boxes Long at 6Io Lard dun and noSins
for Western hut notice some inquiry Tor Ciy sales u ''0
pkcs At loI lg.c. for No. J. and ~. 1905 for Prime
Pork Beef bacon Butter. Cheese Lard Tai
bb.. tuns. tuns tuna tah'
week week end Jply ls6S ia ele % ls9 ooo
same lime 1884 l677l a. 232 II 2j 30 49, Oh is4J 1880
RECEIPTS or PROVISIONS. -
F 81. r &c. ' a%a H saas 's ;sa.
For week ending nae -, 10, ses
Jolly loo "a :. 81 s seS ,esa % 80 1850
Sane ,ine i,t4 900 7f9 e0a 400 497 % 522 enc
KICTThe market dull and nominal at about "a ape for
ARS-The business has been fair without change
Of importance prices; sales Of 80 hhds at O
Ic for Cuba and $50 boxes Havana at 10. 2.c q9e
Cuha inferior Refining 1t u 9O.ci ir 10 Rood 40
O Osc fair good Grocery nj Gllic prime TO choice
DO l2al9lc Centrifugal ~ 6l2lc and A,ado ease ma
v,na moves Nos to 6l0ic.; Nos 10 To ~ OF II a tc
10 20 az li. l5o White II! lci Porto kco rehning
grades lOal do. Grocery do GISc Brazil bags ioS
c and Manila do lOa l0ici Refined are du al ioi eS'e
SALT continues firm notice good inquiry for Ash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

otal increase OF Capital and Bonds e2s 40 90
who represented by work and improvements
stle 6rst 10 Change Of Line and Union Passenger
Depo" thence constructions by real Estate purchased
CeveDd the west side ofhe Cuyabogs River and by in
sreasd equipment.
fhdolOR1ng is a statement Of coal transported on the
Ddawre ard Hudson Canal for the week ending June
%, 1856:
For the wesk. For the ses,er
Diavare and HUdson Canal 49, 5o 3l3.22s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04
Turnsr, July a-P. ~

BalaDce the credit of income account. s6O5s 25
DOR contribution 10 the sEkng fund this year was ga
co
The earnings expenses for the last two given
On detail in the following tables;
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-16
THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PEsrILKScB DESTROYED.

DIR. EcoURTARET's DIsINFEcTINo FLUIDS Be-
eurad Letters Patent in the United States aud France
Prepared solely by the New York Disinfeeting Com
pAny at their Laboratory, Nos 2as 800 and 500 Henry
street, N. Y. once, a Cedar street.
Dr. Couarst the celebrated French Chemist In charge
Of ia Laboratory prepared to furnish Its DsHFEcr
FLuIDs for sick rooms, nurser es urinAls water
closets pryieH, eesspools sewers, CUTTERS ships rail-
roads hospitals prisons, and public institutions Of all
kinds houses, ofal and boiling establish
msnts all kinds OF mAnures, (fRsasey increasing the
value Of the latter to every farmer and wherever poi
sonOus and offensive gases exist These agents are de-
odorIers, antlsepos Auiputresesnts and dsnfeeAnta
In the scientific meaning Of the words. They remove
noxous gases and odors chemical epss-leaving
in their places hsdhJUl dfr; they pEsTRoIKRs and
not merely aLsOrtsnts Of poisonous gasesnOt I'M
to utensils In which they used. The attention Of
medical and scientific Ia directed to these disnsct
ants Attached are testimonials In favor Of this great
discovery, which, with hundreds Of Others can be seen
at the Company's once:
DELAyAS HoUsR, ALBANY. March 81, 1896
To the Presidsnt u the Nelo York DsfrVsciia1 Com
pdny:
BIAS sR It is all II Is represented to be We have
made many trials Of dsinfeetants but now consider
that we have found an article which suTpasses ali
T. RoRssKfL &Co
NEW YoRK, April 0, 1866
To the Prssfdsnt Of the New York DisiVsctfng Com.
pdnV:
DEAR SIR: We pronounce It without exception to be
the best We have ever known Its effect upon every
mater Is complete and Instantaneous.
c. A. sTErsos, Astor House
81 N B.-These Disinfectants are used By the seav
engers under the direction OF the Sanitary Police Of the
Metropolitan Health Department, New York:
POWELL THOMPSON,
~ Cedar street. N. Y,
General and Sole Agents for the United States and the
For sale by all Druggists aud General Dealers In the
United States and CApAdAs my4-Sm
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-16
THE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR.

THE Lady Directors Of the NATIONAL soLpIERs' AND
SAILORS oRPHAN HonE wGl commence to hold Fair In
this city the 18th day Of May next the proceeds Of
which be devoted to the support aud maintenance
wise provided for In their respective States and Terri
tories
Each State and Territory Is to be represented by ia
bs and the Ladies intend that the District Of Columbia
shall bear oreditable contrast with any.
The Ladies' will meet at Wesley Chapel, corner Off
and Fifth streets every Tuesday, at II m until the
opening OF the Pair aud all Ladies' DESTROYS Of opera
ting In the objects Of the association are cordially In
yited to attend, Apl0.td.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-16

FIRE.-Last night, about ten o'clock, an
alarm Of Ere was sounded from box Of, at the
Adams Express office, BY Officer Fuss, of the Fourth
ward, fire having been discovered in stable In the
alley between Third and Four.and-a-half streets
Pennsylvania avenue and street The stable is
owned by Mr.. Samuel Fowler, and occupied by
Mr.. J. W. Galley and - Phillips. The engines
were promptly out and eTtinguished the flames be-
fore much damage was done. The fire was caused
by parties in the stable having a lighted candle.
Ioaa about $50,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-16
TNHE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL

Among the valuable matter contained In these vol
umes and In the weekly issue Of the JOURNAL may DO
i. A weekly record Of Military Movements through.
out the held Of war.
q The OnaeiAl Reports Of Army aud Navy Command
ers, and Of Government Departments and Bureaus.
full Gazette Of Changes in the psrsonnsl Of the
Army and Navy.
Notices Of new inventions relating to the art Of
war.
Of the hour; suggestions Of changes and improvement
discussions Of military subjects.
g. An extended and thorough discussion OF the iron
clad question, with the onieiAl reports thereon.
T. Editorial criticisms and observations, and eriti'
eisms current literature.
eign eouutres Of foreign military literature Invention
Naturalization.
o. distractions to spondens In tactical matters
10 In nne, complete record OF everything relating
to the late war and to the general progress Of military
science
to over three thousand articles carefully prepared
and add greatly to the value Of the work.
The AMY AND NAVY JOURNAL obviously enjoys IA
eilies for accurate Information, not only OF events In
the late campaigns hut also Of the spirit aud opinions
Of the Army, which oIher newspaper could be eH-
peeed TO obtain II has therefore been able to give to
its weekly record Of military movements something OF
the dignity and verify OF history,
In Its department Of Correspondence, as well as In Its
Editorial pages many ideas have been nrSt suggested
which since become laws or usages to the benent
OF the Army and Navy.
The ARAT AED NAVY JOURNAL is Published weekly,
at % year Single copies may be obtained o. news
men generally. ". &fP CHURCH,
once No. SO Park Row. New York.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-16

New York Markets.
Nsw YoRK, May 15.-Flour declined loa2Oc.
sales, 1000 bbis. State T6oas9.6o, Ohio S3Oa
sl3.75, Southern TO- 65asle7S. Wheat declined
a4o. sales unimportant. Corn quiet at s2as5o.
Beef steady. Pork heavy mess 80. 7Sa$3i. Lard
steady at los22o. Whisky dull. Cotton FIRM sales,
1,4oo bales at s4a35o. Sugar quiet. Naval store,
steady. Petroleum heavy. Frsghts quiet. Gold
1891.
CATTLE MARKET.
New YoRK, May l5.-Beef advanced talo.; 70.
ceipts 5000; quoted at lla15o. Sheep steady al
4alOc.j receipts, $4,000. Swine easier at lOa10ic
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Natiomal grpnblitau.
L GOAL AFFAIRS .

Lnea'ne'--Las' evening, pursuant 70 oah . "fs'
number OF the citizens Of the Seventh ward assem-
bled at Island hail. for the purpose Of selecting
candidate for the Board Of Aldermen and three
...a,a.,.. - ~ ~ r. f,.u.,,o, nour.ii NJ,
sA.u'oa'e' 'o' inc D0Alu !" oo%~Va sO -.
- NJ hoimead was caieu " tno 0"H'i, VIM "e'eu
the object Of the meeting and returned his thanks
for the honor conferred upon him.
DR.. cb.s Alien was chosen secretary.
--,,-, -.....s an. a. L.,.. A.,
Inc president announced INC hrs' ou'ne" IN
order 70 DO the se'ecuOn Oh oandidate ior the
Board Of Aldermen.
Mr.. Crosby s. Noyes was nominated.
n ,notion ,b. ,on,in. ,,or. -. .,o..a .n5 NJ,
=, 0' - -olNO.' ~ S,V''., ~"1
Noyes was unanimously declared 70 DO the oanoi-
date for the Board OF Aldermen.
The following named gentlemen were nominated
for the Board Of Common Council: DR.. ohss Allen,
George Wright, J. O. Dudley, W. 7. Walker, Chas.
W. Hartman, John W. Webster, VIM. Z. Bafnes,
and VIM. McGinnis.
The chair appointed Messrs. Gray and Stevenson
m tellers Tho vote, having been taken, was an
nounoed as follows: DR.. Charles Allen, 81 George
Wright, 244; J. Q. Dudley, 26s; W. Walker,
1871, Charles w. Harman As; John W. Webster
90 W.. n p..,.. A. W.. M.n,,,,. q
s,
msssr' Wngnt, puoiey ana WALKER having TO
oeiyed the highest number Of votes, were declared
. to be the candidates. 49,
lain N bird Cbsr,as w U.,m.n and Pate,
u..h,.. =. ..,.t..,.I a.. .....-a- M. -.
P WI" o' Asse'sV' A"o WV
having been taken, Mr.. Bird received the nomina-
tion.
Dr. Allen said he had a preamble and some reso.
LATHAM, ,bi,h n. d..i,.d ,o h.v. .don,.a ~
NsAs 1850 ~ N'oN ~ 'Po'
hVoioe' = move 70 hdJourh
Tho Chair put the question, and the meeting ad.
journed.
Dr Allan reou..t.d ali IN. esntIsm.n IN ,.,o.in
l., - y -. - -,
In 'ne room, SO mat another meeting oou'd DC
organised. He nominated Mr.. Henry Barron for
president, and Mr. Grinder for secretary; and they
x.r. .I..,.d
n 90.
IT. nnon 'nen "oan'eu 'ao'o anu comm'noeu
. to read his resolutions.
Cries Of "Noyes - "Noyes ?" Speech - 40.
Aner muob oopfusion. tbe pres,dsnt .pocsad.d
,.,,,.- a. .,,- a, a. r~",.-
gaming 'ne nesting 70 o'uo', Wnen the pOO'or
again commenced 10 reed MS resolutions
voice. II move to lay them on the table"
Dr. Allen lou have not heard them read
.f Voice. HIIot US have n committee to preDaro
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On motion, the meeting adjourned.

GRAND TEMPERANCE ENTERTAINMEST.-This
wednesday, evening. at seaton Hall, the Second
Grand Literary and Musical Entertainment Of
Good Samaritan Division. No. l, Sons of Temper
ance will take place. Addresses will be delivered
by the Hon Samuel Mckee, Of Kentucky, and
Hon. James W. Patterson, Of New Hampshire,
These gentlemen are accomplished orators, and
with so excellent a theme as Temperance will
doubtless attract very large audience During
the evening patriotic temperance Charads, pre-
pared expressly for the occasion, will DO presented
Some Of the best musical talent In Washington has
been engaged, and will favor those present with
choice vocal and instrumental music. As the
house will be filled to Its utmost capacity, we ad-
wise our readers to 90 early and secure the best
seats.
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NEW ILLUSTRATED PAPER |!

the undersigned have the pleasure Of announcing
that the 4th u June they will Issue the hrt number
VI New Illustrated Journal, to DO called
1.-THE MIRROR OF THE TINES"
Though there already a large humber Of periodi
cal publications Of the kind propose to ISSUE and
there 10 therefore positive necessity for the estab
shment Of another, still We intend to all vacancy In
this connection which has long been felt to the injury
VI many mertorious sheets.
Il 10 impossible at the present time to obtain any
paper Of the least for less than three dollars per
aunum and an illustrated for not less than four
dollars Our intention is Therefore, to Issue journal
Of the same sire HRrper's " or Frank Leslie's, -
the contents Of which shall be equal to theirs In merit
aud to charge but half Of their price, namely two dol
lars per year. We shall aim to present weekly his
tory Of passing events illustrated by wood cuts In the
highest style Of the art and interpreted with Original
Novels Romanoey Tales, Adventures, Concise Biogra-
phiss, Laughab Q Anecdotes, Wit, Humor, squbs In
lmit.bls Carcatures Literary, Personal and Scientific
Items, etc., etc.
In thus charging small sum for then paper, tho
publishers Of the Mirror OF the Times expect to DO
rewarded with subscription list which shall amply
remuperAte them for their necessary outlay Of both
"mfnd and matter
Subscription price for one year, % 90
q" - six months, o.. Is.
No free copies. No advertisement inserted.
Address all subscriptions and editorial matter to
W. s. SANFORD 4 CO.,
my7-2td<w Publishers, Boston, Mass.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-16

PARDoSED.---George Otto, who was con-
victsd in the Criminal Court short time sgo
for assault and battery with intent TO kill .
little coiOrsd boy and sentenced to two years i'm
prisonment In the Albany psnitsntiary, was ys'ter
day pardoned BY the President.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-16

RITE OF CONFERENCE.-The holy rite Of
confirmation will DO administered at 81. Johns
church, Georgetown, by tho Right Reverend Bishop
whppie, ofMnnssots, this evening at eight o'clock
The Bishop who Is an eloquent divine, Is also s,-
pected 10 preach on the occasion.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-16

sALrH, Mass, May IA FIRE last night de-
stroysd the Lynne block and the old saltonstsll
school house. The East India Marine Hall build.
ing was greatly damaged, but valuable collection
Of curiosities were saved The loss Is estimated at
$4,000, mostly insured.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-16

SUMNER USIroRxs.-Superintendent Rich
ards has received the summer uniforms, consisting
Of blue flannel coat and pants for the Metropolitan
police officers The force will appear in the new
suit about the LIST Of June.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-16

LOursvLLr, May 15.-In the case Of Colonel
Jsques Of Illinois. whose trial on an Indictment
for murder has been for some days in progress,
the jury returned verdict Of not guilty, without
leaving their seats.
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IFHE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,

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rHEHosr
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under the present cement commenced In the midst
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GAs.-We are authorized to say that on
bills for gas consumed after the LIST Of July the
Gas Light Company will make discount Of hftssn
per cont