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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-03-03
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HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKEr
NEw-YORK, Monday, Aug.

NEwYoRK, Monday, Aug. I, 1870.
The horse market in East Twenty fourth ST.,
tday duller than has been usual this season
NeN arrivals Of horses there none, and Oakley
Smith are the only firm who report sales OF railroad and
work horsesthe former averaging s65, the latter 500
per head.
Cariages for once are ahead OF horses least far
sales herein SewYOTk concerned Nearly at all the
Repositories some business done. Jne SAFES curing
July Mt Flandraus Carriage Depository In Eigheent-st,
near Fifthaye, reported considerably IN excess OF
those OF last year the month IL seems thai aessrs
Demarest Woodruff by Offering their stock on hand AT
great bargains VIII have succeeded in clearing the
two spacious stories OF their large No 628
and 60 Broadway, and have everything ready for the
Fall and Winter trade.
Messrs Johnston * Van Tassell's auction sale OF first
class Carriage, Road, and Farm Horses will take place
tomorrow TUESDAY, August ~ at II o'clock, at their
wellknown Horse Auction Mart NOS III and ia East
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


GoNDoN Aug Ill Consos opened at for both money am NE
account American secuuuc, steady l. ; tlylWenty bonus 'o<
81 1865 ot s2 1907 81 Terportes 80 Stocks easri Ere Railway
l53 Illinois Cena 1885, Atlantic and Great Western Il
LIvsRPOoL, Aug Ill mTEe Cotton market opened hIni
Hddng Upsuds ia Mddlng Orleans lsd tue sales OF the gay
estimated go bales Wheat ga 10 Y Genital for No hel
Western 10 for Red Winter Flour 20 a2oo h5L Tor western
CsuaL
LONDON, Avg 1.-Resned Petroleum dull
ANTWERP, Aug l-Petroleum opened heayy.
IOSDoN Aug IL mAmercan securities quiet Stocks quiet
Illinois Cenr4s, lU4.
LryBRo0 Aug pmThe Cotton market frmer; Mdlng Up
isni Il Mding Orleans 8td The Cotton arrival contracts
ave al arranged The Bresdus market Is hu IaIow
e z ,
spoN Aug I-TsIlow dull p Lnseed Oil easier at
Z 80 40 = Spirits Tupenunr tm az 30 baM p ewt
PARIS, 1.-The BOurse oIe3ed quiet Reutes ~ IT. 4Oc
LONDON Aug l:J0 p Couo closed al 6 Tor hOth money
American securities quiet and steady United Sts
SiveTEeue 1902 So 15. Old, 62l; 1901 8l Ien,foues, 6
quiet steady Ee Railway 4 Illinois CentTss IOJ
Atlantic snd Great Western p.
LrvPRPoo Aug The Cotton market closed buoyan
Nj dng Upnds Il dSd Midng Orleans 81 084d The sales OF the
eg have Of which 900 taken for sQecul ton and
spor Red Wheat 7d0 g. Com 81 quarter oI No
New Mixed Western. ~, .,
LoSDOS Aug. Petroleum firm at g. Lnseed OIL dull
Spirit TuTpeItine frmer at 81. --,.,. c.-,-,
AsTwERf Aug L-Po opened dali at 4504ifr for Standard
White.
HAvKR Aug market opened ct s4ir Z cWt ior Tres
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


$500 baes Cotton pigs ASHES Pgks BeesSaN SSS
seed l27gS bbS Flour $3.50 bush Whea SlO bush
l8l bbl Corn Meal 100 bbl
spirits Tu-penn Lon bb- Rn So pkgS Beef 1879 pkgS Cut Meats
81 Land COL Batter Zji pkg Cheese 50 bbls PORK Sy
5bs Lgss, l pigs IsloN o pigs Oh Sake 50 CAKES
bales Wool bales Hemp 100 bales Hops - d
Leather 70 Hides bundles Hides col bids Tobacco 34 pAs
robacc, pigs Lead SO pkS Rice, $40 pigs Starch III bales
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financial.
DUNKIRK, WARREN and PITTSBURG
~ RAILWAY
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BOND,

In
free Of Income Tar,
Iuierest rayable 1t December and june
vslVOO,O0O FIRST MOETGAGB BONDS, fE'OhED d
al1AlL the Company Of New OK upon ulei az
oS Dnff Wsren Of - miles, to be completed .n
heaa o grading night OF way, &C. HAVING been orLLshei
suostnlou upon he hue thorough examination Of ihe me
Esae the request the President Of the connecting 0'os ID
pyv-onelia ADD rserfel n the following letter:
tOSYCE, on CRKEK ALLEGHAsr hiVKk haiLNhi
Co11 "tneD lad Franklin Farmers and Oh Cieek Adou'
So. sIa ~ Wsinutst Philadelphia may II, lou >.
o. 1t perusei the report Of Franklin wight ~ WOO &
has made examination OF your road from Dlblh
"a. ron acquaintance IN hun ~ ven Ss my Peona
WI portion tie country Ayersed BY yOu i0Al us Du
g. ef he say that may have Rs oOll
ks shtlt Thai your road when oOmpletel wiz ooAllnu
equal Jour antcpstiOn DO not FOR monenl leflt
AZ yat A. road win De intimately oounectH WIN you're we
Jsbt Gs.d 70 il completion With deep Interest, as We snsn
o. G. and A. Railroad.
oeay completed large portion Of The es are on he
20 ioeE Al purchased being shipped ana the foau
~Hee'so 70 be complete dGrng lie wear.
q. e made examinations had thorough reports n0e ~
nave 10 Hesitation recommending the bonds perfectly sale
- - AMI socrD interest which price with gold al the present.
F. p@y nearly ter per cent free Of Income ,
al by ma VIZ 'FF'""o"i ~ VIZ '
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)hOl Oo-ii.SS tACKlwANSA ANTHRACITE COAL ~a .
received the ome Of Tie sSis Sh IN, Of Agxu. Is70
~ cal be Of eg isnitse ior ssAas The shos Saasny
- ever tan 20 pounds weight Iu y IL ksgslai
W a. a. Al ,er,l aai st0scd IN the place ssaso,
. a .uch tme times be h'c~s - \, .atsstoy
Ptsslis.s be considered unless aec"ulNlo' y
,arl by spons % Pslhts bsddes the his
q be- awarded u the oscs IN Mi and SSrscs
tns sSSn,,,,I Nv the unIersguei, TO tbs Bsie'1
Nav Department '' 'pss'jiA JACKSON. sgsssa ua s.sA 49,
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Proposals.

oyvicK op rHiEp DnrRer DEPAr'
MINT on III. RAsT PHIGADELPHiA, Pa Jay -, lsO
CEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate Will he
- Office and The Office Of he Post @
August 1870 OF Post Hospital at PoH Macon y
The hung wood aud consiruc IN accordance WIN INC n
AMI furnished United states Array
which can be Office and al the Office Of the Post Vuaf'e
Of Ror MAoon y. {. -. -........ ,h., &,
R,h poo,sl must accompanied by sufficient guarantee thh
the event acceptance of the proposal the bidder OF D1e wi"
enter into Tor the erection Of the huliing
The Ouamasers Department the night 70 frse any anu
AL bids 49,. A., h,8 .iu hs
Au ADDITIONAL desired by parties wishing 70 oa &
furnished uIon application this oe hf Once % We o
master Fort MAcoc ~ q. hhNhi " nv
Bgevs. Lieut. Col end 4aslermas'et u D. A. NIoi
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Excursions.
q BANKS

TALLY BOAT for the FISHING BANKS
~ SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS e5Sep III lss shEs steam steam
viii leaye North Eghthst, Wihamsburgh, $40 hghtl-st
East River Pecksp 1880 Chnsiopherst, NORM RIVER
ia m Pier North River $3.50 a. NJ -. ,.,, .
on SATURDAYS from Newark wharf below stephen Cont 81
8 clock m. landing at Bergen Point . -. uo..,
BAIT LINEs AND REFRESHMENTS on BOARD
Also Bras and Cophon Band Pare PPTY CENTS
NEW-YORK AND TROY STEAMBOAT
" CoNPANY-Onee 800 Westsl-To SARATOGA AND RETURN.
Pare o tp s. Ecnron tickets for sale al The Ps -
X Steamer leaves daily al p m Saturday eIeeptedE
DOCKAWAY BEACH.-The finest Excursion
Ii o The t by the South Side Railroad BY Roosevelt anf Grand
- Fees At 10 and II m Tickets for the tp 81. All day there
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Che Curt.

/ ONG BRANCH RACES.-MOnmOut Park
81 900; I've three each day clock
second DsyTIEsDAY Aug 2-Mnson House STAKES bO tSo
miles entries Club 300 all Is miles Americas Cub
purse ~ 500 mile heats. offs.
Third Dsy-WEDNESDAf Ang. 3-Grand Sepechase HanlaP
End Hotel stakes, ~ go mile 81 entries Club purse, sle.
heats Of miles ......,..
Fourth Dav-THURSDAY Aug 4obnss stakes, $3.50 heats 81
miles entries three other with Gruemens Cup Race
Last Day-SATURDAY Aug 6Urile Handicap miles hudle,
Restoration stakes $3.50, e heats, IS eutrs fsee purse
$1,000. AMOS hOblNS FfeSldcnI
VIZ. f. RAYSOR, Secretary
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK and JESSE H0YT capable Of con
thousands will leave Pier %. Murray " r. al o.+ m
$50 and II O'Clock returning when the races are over fss
will reach the Course in less than tao hours
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


.a c Wheat advanced Pme sales Prime to Choice M9f
~ Goo 70 Choice PsnnS{yoaA ana o mes6 d, & for
Ses Rye SOC IL Hams, l8e Clear Rib lse shoulder l5ie
Hans Re Lard qui9t al 1T alS Mshy @I ri Sa any higher
No Red 81 4tasl 49, No 81 4iq 81 g. Corn unelsnge
% 500 bills FoaI 1900 eush Wheat i 600 bush Corn 600
mi Oss Shpmeuts-l bbls Flour 1900 bush Wheat 1900
iasa 5000 bush Oats Grain in soFe-Wbeai $4,000 BUSH
Com $1,000. bush Dat. " 600 bush - ooo mi,
for No SPRING sSz5 for Amber WiDteIi 80 ioI Mh'e
an & O. quiet at q65c for Canada Western Rye nominal
S N 81 IS for Boei and - Unboted Per cwt Meed
unchanged shorts sos shPst1as so Middng per Jun
Yor Later 20 to the HudOn 81 to New-iors Railroad
On ni ed to Boston - o 70 EsvYork 81 30; to Albany
- % per Lake mgoris-o'o bush neat loSS D XXI
Jr s. 900 tayR Wheat; tu. Corn $4,000 eot Of LuH,eT
BUgALo Aqs LIP s1e-w7e1t S'2So bush Corn y
IH, Cor 81 ''I bush O9s W., and 9Ssedf sales ear
scte and better sales 600 bush No Western sO0sc Oats
tr,- el 5jc for No Other articles unthaRged High
PSrgJa August Coonsm supply; Mddrng Uplands
s Barb unShsege Flour dull p sSPer4s 5Se a pf ha
B5Bds oo ~ as ~ Wheat dull al 81 Red
~ Mo ,Sf B GC Rte sesdT 3 ioG Il T. Corn dull Yellow
II 07qI 10. Mixed +lq o. oas dull state S3q6ie peaT@e
lining Cuba q9ce Provision. unshsnsg Mess PoTl stedy +S
Lard at Ia Petroleum declined and nominal at &c for Re
Shcsgo Aog iEIcnge unchanged Flour smer ond unchanged
~ the
soR 83a8c Os quiet and steady at 4Jsc for No 2
e more scye ami higher Gle for No Barley quiet 81 or
~ 10 for Provisions que Mess PORK, 429 5JG 80 Lard
I've Hoy active hrr at 54a+ 30 for Far to
Cr Cattle aniet sea - 50 for Texan Cows 70 Choice
sers Recepts-6O0 bhs Flour 4 900 bush Wheat l4O bush
80 e O bush Oats bush Rye 1000 bush Barley shipments
Wheat - 900 bush Corn, H. 900 bush
gst. 10 1ush.B Bari Freigh;E dull
CSCSNATf Aug l-FOur unchanged Wheat trmer held
AZ ad 50 for 3jd 81 As for White Corn declining
ais Of Ear Of &C dull OH 5JG56e New 25G4oe RI
$50 for Pan BARLEY angel Cotton nonina M1dhngs llc
VI os 6r demand Mes Pork IN limited demand at
lard I6s dl6}c Meal5ie for Shoulders l54c for
SIDE asked Bacon-Ied l4c for shoulders; lc for Clear KID
ka i Clear Sides; sales Of shoulders at 1850 Sngcured
aGus III m al ~ a26c stock light Exchange ITO o. buying
COTTON MARKETS.
MA Or,y,s Aug lCotton in fair demand and prices have adj
vsnoed M.lugs 5, al7e sales as bales net receipts 90 bales
total rs bse exports coastwse 2O Daes s'oc
t4.S
sussAH Aug Cotton quiet Int firm Low Mddhngs lc net
reoeys b eIuOrts-ooastaise lbs bsles stock vs. haf
MOBILE Aug lCoon quiet; nothing DOING Low Mddigs nc
receipts three days AZ bales e1porsooasNse D s'oe
1.6E bsles
GALvysIOs Aug The market Is excited and unsettled
thai be Good Ornar{ 4c safes <oD
ea receipts bi STOCK 400 baei which Is bed by ony
b. t2r0n
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-AuGuTL
CHe doll this week prices are traction gN 49,
Eg kTfl PeulYsua aud Western steers Al H09tci fa
Sheep deuanl safes iiV' a.
sdec Hog firmly held sales 2GOa at sI2 O@sl3 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-AUGu,rL
Cs.e very doll this week prices are iraeio. Ig. go
EIs kTfl Pulsgsua Western steers AZ HD5tci fa
80 tGc Common 4J7c Sheep IN iar denani sales iOJ At
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-02
miscellaneous.

A YSHIRE and JERSEY CATTLE, and SUI
n FOLK and LINCOLN PIGS Just arrived eI sm9eth ot os
London, and for SALE by NM II. T. HUGHES, SO rne7s,
DOR SALE-GO SUNDAY SCHOOL SEATS,
in good order averaging feet in length Apply Al Church 40 ID
Jane-str n. \.
KINDLING- WOOD. .-. -
IN HRSKBN n GIBSCHEN, dealers 10 VIRGINIA PINE, OAk
and HICKORY BY the cord LOAF saved sDd spt to order Nos 9i
20 5 West Twentyfrs Orders through mail promptly he