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New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
THE ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.

CHICAGO. July 1.-THE Tribune of this
morning says all OF circulated in regard
10 the Rock Island Railroad Company. The Associated
Press dispatches Saturday evening, from NewYork,
contained OF increased issue Of stock and also
n consolidation with the South Western Railroad Com
pany. Dispatches received here from brokers In
York Exchange by the Rock Island Company
of proposed increase Of two millions OF stock
firm any such reports, and even II they did, would lie
apparent to those conversant with the Constitution and
admitting the possibility Of having taken
humbugs got up Wallst TO affect the price Of Rock
Island stock II is the opinion Of OF the best legal
talent in this city chat under the Constitution OF TINS Se
railroad corporation OF TINS STATE can consolidate date
stock. until the legislature shall pass some zen,
methods of procedure. As there is no such
law, either /" existence or proposed, author
parent that any such increase OF stock, any such
with any other corporation as is Tum3red
pro, idc that all stock dividends and other fictitious
and southwestern Road which is the one
nlmor says is to he con;olidated with The
miles west Of Chicago to LeayenwOrth, Kansas dis
go miles This road VIII make direct line Of
being about the also by this line to both Kan
City and st. joe This road has about 200 miles OF
80 miles in Davies Grundy, and sullivan Counties
souri, viii be finished in August and in view Of the fact
AMI ctes ON the Missouri River there is reason to be-
that it will he one Of the most important ana profit
able roads the West. As shown above, the COnsu-
tion prohibits the consultations but this
road In fact il a continuation of the Rock Island Com
pany system OF roads. The Rock Island Company have
guaranteed 100000 OF the South Western COnpanys
bonds and the hitter road is entirely under control
OF the Rock Island Company, and will probably
be leased TO 10 at rate which will make
it the most important feeder the Rock Island Company
has The real secret of all these ruOrS probably Is that
Tracy and his friends are covering the shorts they
put day two before the Woodward failure know
Ing they did then, that they could cause an explosion
depre,ure OF the stock, temporarily below It's real
value, 10y allowing rumors 10 go uhc0htfadcteu ana ny
enaucng false view of the real value of the South
Western Railroad a branch of the Rock Island system
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SIR: VIII yOu tell me, through THE TRlB-
UNI ayouug lady II years DID, who is trying to get
thorough education Cbut will have to depend mainly
upon her own earnings for money! cannot after master
ms photography money much faster by copying OF
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poriers exceeds the demand Aud what WCrK IS used
most in reporting for tie press and courts Respect
fully. l. A. H.
Nee Tork July s. 1871.
fThe supply of people who wish to make living
by copy reporting is enormously in excess Of the
demand. SO is the supply of " fair to middling y
reporters. OF fIst-class reporters Of irst-cass
workers in any other branch of the journalistic pro
fession, the supply is far below the demand. Who
ever can do such work better than any metropolitan
journal is getting it done need have no fears OF get
ting situation after the initial difficulties are over
come. But Photographic reporting for newspapers
is not a business which can be recommended 10
young ladies who seek to depend upon IT for imme-
date means of livelihoOd--Idl
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FREGHTS-rhe has been more sctye marset IN e Ane %
rates and have been sustained I'VE demad ioT -
r mainly for tie grain tade The sIsssc,iI 3 a. @ wheat, to ico.
& % I s % hush Grain at 6tSid O bb Rosa p to Br,
o 80 bush Gno % on ony' & T. hsrer. include two British
hts one I 20 and the qs Gain 10 Cork Tor eu"
si nd Bish brig rlth 5000 Or do to Soat"mpon " o. WIKI
'iRrIfSTe market since Ia, been without much lie 'n to
2o0 6o1e. LAYER 81 81 - 4o lol ens reoea rG M
sl,. For vaeaca Rsns itee lttle demand "e q'oe
non AK. iSGpTS is sm and ay; aes Norh
River l3d 6t Canadian l2l alc SPINNING To" 'e''s 30"
FEATHERS ere a moderate request, aud the market steady at
GRiISrWe notice demand r we,t 'ai The m'r'si .
i fsr d,al at the close the msrle s-y VISA good is%.a
ior export Ng Toe plenty ami = ss0,r nng AZ III 20:
n No Che,go spring 81 - io' No. Smeiso PIT 81
al Sc or Amber 81 SO for Amber S,1s Al 81 Tor AH,
Mer,u sdtl $ for ,@Oer SoaAgra Se 5 nd - 10 S @
Son p[e M ia a.. demand 4, aud % s md ,'ls, e. o. 81
81 s for Western 81 81 % ans, an s3s ~ a - S g.. % o Uh %
s'1ns sio o, 81 N, s4 ss NJ s; for WG,e oa es w.er
C5ptJ ,aoi Rys use''s ,ni ',me Corn % les ,y aa @
Dspg ,od i.elaa At ilq;ac wc,rn MIsi :, 5,a'@
SySSks IT, ar re s,! %.sis ,S as @ " S P are mA' "'
HIDEs mnsrt Ia, been dui The esI and sales have
been gau a,i' '1,'ss arr ou m9SI,si, .'g & % @ &
hr although Si,h yerf .si demAa, the stock hand q
all kind. IOoo % aud so BAH, 3iiso Hides AMI 600
bales last We quote Basno' Arrs 2Sde hoaieviso s6
2 & no ' ~ 5S S S%a son & 5S 'f & oa'Sg 5d t,ma &c.
M4moros and se'sn @oie Texas 6al'e; ws'en "dl'e all
HAThe demand hs teel light bat gees are ~'ihem ,Pe
elahgei quote : o5 Tor shipping = Nd -l g r Retail oSd
a0 Tor salt HAY AID @as5c Clover straw sue, aud an
chagei ~ W ~ ~ o Loag RE, = spd s y Tor sho 40
aud 9c 81 for olt
HEMP-Thc oar last h,, been sue bat sr4 @ me.
kinds; qaote Msn, M lc gold Iuie 5iQbc Sssl pa
g America unrsd sls5@slso ami do Dressed At 1900
-1D tun.
HOPS ht demand bat prices hm We quote 1915 At
l0olae sai ict8s and 49, a. 4a5c. - -.
lNDlGOThe mirke dull tor tl Aais anu prices o
Dolnnaly unchalgeL We quote: a. o,a .a Al
Es SsGTas rS sarroasy gym SSa IS sOs 10
Manila Soli... Utd ~ A. AL IA. IA
LBATERihe demand lisaceA Sole s' & hs5 % 2 hs~ .Sd
With stocks pr}
controlled pric strong osi Sole .y active the
,ht; receipt- are iair We qnote
mel R.,no. I,,. California 25i d2e 0nooo S9lIic
Rough 2a32e OAK Slaughter H3tse ''0Ppo'
81 Bellies isc. all currency 10
sycJ a-mspj b insot Ccprer sha
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second BOARD.
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.IgOND BOARD. / J.. VI.
TUESDAY, July 1l-P. VI.


Under ordinary circumstances the stock mar
ket of to-day would he considered duh and heavy but
compared with the daily transactions of the past week
or two it has exhibited considerable activity the largest
transactions being IN Ohio and Mississippi, Lake shore,
Rock Island Central and Hudson western Union North
Western, Readine and Union Pacific. The market
opened with duh and heavy feeling for all the proni-
nent stocks and disposition sell caused general
decline Of from TO per cent among the railway secur
ties the tall being most marked in the stocks
under cligue control. Later IN the day there
was slight rally, and prices recovered some
thing OF the early decline Rock Island sold down
to 1854 and subsequently reached 1919 Ohio and Ms,s
sipp after selling at i2 TO Az The rally III the
main however, feeble. and a rule. prices closed
at fraction below the closing quotations OF Yesterday
the market apparently settling into It's former condition
Of duness and lasstatc. Western Union Telegraph was
slightly lower with sales OF about 1900 shares Express
shares were dull At the Board note sales OF Morris
and Essex at 9 Ohio and Mississippi Preferred 77.a7
c. c. c. and indianapolis, 0Ol Q9O and Boston, Hartford
and Erie 2d2B The Lake Shore repOr, is out and shows
net earnings of % pcr for the year. the following
were and lowest prices paid for active stocks
ts-tla
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

The steamer Cmbria took out S5ll.jo0 in specie.
Extra mails for Europe tomorrow. by steamship Wy
omng. will close at 1880 p. at the Merchants EX-
change, Nos 80 and 81 Pine-s
There were abundant off Iings of money to-day at 2
aud per cent, tie supply having been much larger
than the requirements. Prime commercial acceptances
sell at to per cent according the date of maturity
The Government bond market has been heavy and
lower on small volume OF transactions The lower
range is attributed the decline ia gold well the
withdrawal of purchasing orders by the foreign bankers
Fisk & Hatch report Governments follows at p. m:
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12


evening July 100 at 50e, 40 at 2Oe 2O1 aug
l6c 800 at 2sc.. Sept, 400 at2 10 az
20 alec 20 at Olc; Oct 10 96c Oct and Nov 0 each
at l9!c lgc Noy and Dec 100 eseh Al ~
at Dec 200 lsc; Jan, 200 az l5 toa s'
bales To-day. July 2Oic 100 t ~ l6 100 az ze; Aqz
20c 2Olc Ll0O at 20c POO az 20 oic az - lo'
Olc 100 at 20 5l6c 100 at 2oie 900 at ~ e iy 'i
10 Lie 30 at 10 l36c 2O az 9ic Oct lV al te
oct Nov snd 100 each at 3sc together Now Zo At sic,
at Igic Dec, lSe jan 100 At lse 10 az le,
changel exchange 100 for 100 Au Total 1000 bsesi
grand total u 30 bales
COFFEE-The stock Of Rio 10 the United States is l6 hsgs in
GLIDING $500 bags Galveston, OO at NewOcen 44J Mobile
6382 Baltimore. and Oj'5 20 this port Tue
current quotation. Orinsry l0c Fair
lOialc Good do Itd dlltc and Prime io Ed2!. There ht.
been 10 al kinds nominal
CoATe local demand not active but prices are unchanged
receipts large and adding freely stock .l,
dgures aes from isri at ga 50 Piun Foreign STEADY
and quiet.
yDL ES-There has been bat little price,
nonns, unchanged quote sperm, for Patent
mi va for AdsmantiHe Tor IL and I4 o.
DRUGS AND DYESTheIe continued good degree ofsetF Tor
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
will undoubtedly cancel the principal Of tho Com
nanu d hnnded debit before IL falls due.

Holders OF u. s. Five-Twenties, who wish to con-
vert them into frst-cass railroad security, can do
so ut present profit of about ~ per cent, while IN
creasng their income interest nearly one-fourth, by
exchanging them for Northern Pacific 1905.
All marketable stocks and bonds will be received
in exchange at their highest current price Fun In
formation, maps, pamphlets, &C., will be furnished
on application to any agent for the Loan, or to JAY
Cooke d Co., New-York, Philadelphia, OF wash
inCton.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

State bonds heavy, except Nj souri~ Early
in the day advance noted these ISSUES the
advance having been moderately large, but the dealings
at the afternoon Board nominal. The following
were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
THE MARKETS.
Icsrefully reported for THE TrBrvr.I

TrESDAY.
ASlIES-The been onY moderate and The
ket is steady at 30 75a u quiet unchans sc
quote at SPA 50 75 a..
EIIDING MATERTALSThere demand for all de-
coming under this heading market dm but
In ndce, Learn nofu Of We quote:
Pale 50 ODd 50 y ROsendae v bO.'. "-i
y. r. H.......PM OdW 0 LINE g., oo>,, N
Is,ev.. HJd 3 So Common, y bbl,...... 81 O0dl 10
1roton Fronts M GOALS o. Lump, p bbl....... 81 %
Philadelphia Fronts. % 00DD % Lahs Easten.,.', az %
HAIR
n Scotia, y tun ~ 25fi ~
Goat per bush. a 80 noYa Scos M y ih' '9t -
Gale East. &City % tnn. sid2 %
BROOM CORN BROOMS-Only n limited demand for Com ana
prices steady sales Red at Jd+c g ID; hhoi 4doci hrum
Green 6d7c.
BEESWAX-The demand fair and the market nrm al Jd
35ic for Western and southern.
only moderate extent and Pes
lower; bales (8 EVENING" including 80 for
port ~ for consumption. ll4 for speculation We quotes
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

SAINT LOUIS CITY PER CENT GOLD "RENEwALD
BONDS, having 20 years TO run. We orer Sin,Uo
above bonds being the whole issue also North Mis
souri, First Mortgage Bonds. JAMESON, SMITH
COTTING. IA BrOad-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
TANNER ~ Co,
BANKkRs,

II Wallst.. New-York,
Ruv and Sell at current market rates. the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT s) PER CENT GOLD Bonds OF
TIE 81. .JosTpu AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August and February in New
yort Iondon or Frankfort-On-the-M Main, free OF
L. S. Taxes. TANNER ~ Co' NO IL J" "ai-sV
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

prices shade higher He~ sAest,tn, .,1 v.,
bn, sedy. seotrh Pig Iron iu hs.y- netAi
quiet bat hrm. New Rails NO "r'r Aber&
Hight demand, and ynoes st,sX sqnV PIG
good quote 34l13sc IN IL inner
English 40c. for Bsncs. all gold Plate, HS fof
O,fer without qno,ahe shapge II ana trsf.
olly moderate We quotes II 'l' o'hahaes
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

EIHABErHTOwN AND PADUCAH RAILROAD OF
KENTUCKY EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MoR1GWE
CONyERTIBIE BONDs.-In consequence Of recent
negotiation of these securities the undersigned nave
but limited amount to offer at 80 and accrued IN
terest, at which rate they recommend them to IN
yestors as q thoroughly safe security.
HAILGARTEN II Co, D Broad-st
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

Foreign exchange has been weak, with actual business
at lio for cO4ay bills and 10. for ~;ht. The weaknes,
j., owing to The liberal supply Of bond bills We annex
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

Of the hest books published ie 'uer Il does not
Of of DAN Asirtut. inst e
is hv tire greatest well as
simplest the world, his agreeable manner
WIN gather its great deaf Of valuable Information
and TIE general reader viii bud
sengly ascinsing pleasant style treating te topics
will and thousands dollars II he VII only
orr ger, eleF people
gsthr rlses p.Hy toi. viii be goAf
q then n af,r life.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

Railroad bonds were lower Pacincs but quiet ana
without change in the remainder OF the LIST Inc ior
Lou he
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

THE FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD
BoNDs of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY COM
PANY offer a rare chance for safe and profitable IN
Road which is very nearly completed, the rolling
stock telegraph land grant, and all the property OF
the Company. The lands are released from taxatlon
and are worth more than the whole amount OF the
mortgage The Road wall form the Great 1r Lane
Route from Chicago and Mi!cdukee to st. Pau ana
the North Vest Bonds for sale at 80 ana interest," % III
currency, by WHITE MORRIS " Co.. No. 10 Mali-st, b,
and GwYNNE, JOHNSON 81 DAY. No. 10 Wall-st..
where pamphlets and further information can be
obtained.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

Lss ;s o Prime WIN Cotton Cotton fsd s. G9Ss Ysis.
ns.SsG:s ss%%:s: ss ci'Sa %iSI.1 SEED & VIII.
OIL CAKE AND sgEDsThe demand r the apply gh,'
curreDe for Western 6ags Clover Seei .eng n retail o,
fBoyISioSS-Pos dull holders lightly .nd the m.,t
SIS for Extra Prime si5 for western Pr "a. Me- + for ~ .Sfe @
tae m,et s ae out 6EeT' sale Of goo o5 hss fq sepentr
go 81! for Plan Men ,5 liz i9 r RIfs Mes. Tles Bss
S9 for Pme Mes sol 2a rs ier India Ne Bet s
.re quiet At a6out former hgars. es Of e6s AZ s2dsh
for @ris9 Cot IT. Mfo l =: 9s p Ss q I'm. .S. ~
the inside pnee for Cy cot 29e e Of i bids at se fi aa,
&C. % tor reeq SS5 S & l H % 5 ~ ge a D.re M si & Pi s
g. sais Of 20 b1es CRY L9og tlsar gL at &c ara - toi
6a7,e for wee L'ri o1er Tb goderGn bui 'here il 20
% eiHa 2 ana ~ ths s aafs m No re I M or a' % ~ ~ S S m ~ P
@ s%ln Ts asd T os y o e' 1 S1 k % Sde for s 1g s, .
We,tern, At lole and 2O r July, 10 G
noce lot Of 90 bbs spot sod at 5c The tscE S
e. 1 @ s5 % s1 % = & rssa % hS sa bS SSs5 au da u - -
~ absence Of u,e oaere more Freely a. lover price, We S'o,
G NE, & g pee boz 200 5 Jals al 25.c closing With OF oaG al
2ls and of3OO b August September and October.
RICE fair demand m prices with sales Of 'I' bags at
g. 2;3 for Raag,oe and 7tl;e for P.tns ,
nrse, las da'e ara; Ih Slgel Or Cuba
d3sc for lrs ~ 2lc for white As, lsaI|ie Tor b.,
S5iPIds,,iie IS 9aet bot arn at IIldile currency
TALLow steady but que aoooo sod last evening st % r'
.ucluic-
WOOI-There general demand but The youm' %
large New fleece has been offered ne
hut hstd The ees previously dsposd o.
Moderate 6nH Feeling which prevailed
nauence h0des
,potipn -- lces. The demand zoe
heilert
Texas ha been taken e arrival at the advanced rais
We steady demand for taorns I'd om Foregn
WOODS Oi fairly and lrais slht improvement
tc-sblr We notice The follpgng sr 0)Gj n Xxx Qho
Fleece at ddc % Moh-f1 t3060l 20O00 nisys
1oc Mixed Ole. 1900 INV jhei al So. E1DO
Medium Comhngs a ac Caui01a Wool Al astcs
lUO1i ad Extra ua 53a5sc.; $50 ID Tab sssheJ a.
sgH 11c l000 n Georgia Sc $500 b f1as at a80Hc. 1900
b Cane 4 W quote:
sDONEsTC FiEECysNcsloyk chysn Iulisns and Nsousr
Sarony Fleece re; Ttuaquae and 1ulblool Nrrno
H1lfbOod Fleece sd Qnsrer IoOt Fleece aJdSte
Fleece f305e; C0mlng Fleece d63c Ohio, PeDnsv
and Virginia C0ice Selected Fr 70d1sc; Sarony
Fleece 6R06jc. Three-uaer nt iu500J euno COO t Hat
Fleece 60062c; Quarelooi 81 Common Piece
Fleece 63d65c IosJ Vermont. and H.
u0-Three-quse Mrrno j2aj Hafboof
Fleece 5Odc; Con ng Fleece Sd6lcs
Kentucky TennesseeWshei fleece 55aGe: IN
washed Fleece 4oai Uugasei COmbn S5Jc Canada Fsoe
j3a65c.
rCBWAsmED WoOL-thoee bSa70c; Psr 65d63c Inferior
BuTrr. bJG Csc.
PULLED WOOL York CIV Pued Hd5 New.Yorh Cit,
uper Pulled aJd1c NeSlork City No. HIei J7ds0c Lambs
y COL 'Oa & Western AMI extra 0d52 Country Pal si
- &C. Country Pule a0 SIC Country No Pulled
NlNnl j. dn but stead 100 bbs at sG;
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
emnn Renedlct,s cln,lng anotations Vic

The gold market made further downward turn to
,12 The earliest registered sales at ll2!. but the
price soon reached 1923 and reacted to l24 The reports
favoring the successful negotiation Of the new Govern
ient loan in Europe induced large speculative sales OF
gold while the small specie shipments aud the rise of
bonds in London caused heavy feeling. There was
good demand from The shorts 10 cover after the morning
hour under which advance to ll2i was established
The rates in the gold loan market ranged from fat to
pr cent for carving TAe day, business at the Gold
Exchange Bank : follows:
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Pl. .PO p n tgonl.s n,ass,,

fdtyitF
dy s'les embrace boiling cargo o. SIS it al 20 "a CO.
Nuscoyado private terms aud D hbs Nerrsns al sasse
NAVAL STOkBS-There has been fair cesree o al ~. - -
for Spirits TurpebtHe and fol- poss were psd a - re
435 df9c, chiefly a. latter proe, r Msrehsnab Ti. -
goo demand for the soe grades o. Ron bat Strained Ia. Ten
dali the market closing "a much aFmnes.: are renS
bbls Pale rs 25a 80 80; lG6 Rr do A. 81 ~ 80 ~,
incl at - ~ - 25i go bbla No. At t3 m "a Is IT,
aud fnner; Of In MI Y,.tno,..
CONT at IS J7ia - OVbL A'' '"i'n
OIBsAmencn Lns,ed Ia qnie, snd unehargei We ouoe , s
for easks and Sc. for barTrls Crude il
Sperm Is in moderse request sai steady Lar 4. qt s .
without quoable changer qaee stn 80 ~
Prime wBer 10 other OILS have ssiar, 70 r., ls
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

R-ce-s beans lli3 bu.t r le HeF 32 tlan 90
previous ppnlug week t ~ bush Included Iu
receipts present. 9 hags Csirnas yet soA STATE
mr holders
the 30 for the
selling Do hs lots sale m 80 lbs mediums -
that very frw heau bacA, bar another ship Win 600
Iaouas j. due about r iu;h Of August. Those
aa lrae being olbed 5o0 25 according quality
679 bush. CsnHis pes 2o bush sd o. , IS u
bags black az $J 50.
In' ITS q offered - B. We quote.
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Geacners

" mer. School Institute II Bond-st., supplies
~ schools ana aridcs BE Teacers Teachers wanting
ro'ors sfoad have Application fm W ,clerne torn Ac'ulr
yNvANTED-As an ASSISTANT in first
w class PRIVATE SCHOOL yOfHg accomp-hi n ar'i
met m the athenatc. prof coesewond pre- rtccrt
graduate m teaching. A- c, - hackensseS
j. with statement OF qualifications -ua sssy eIpycei
NVANTED-By an Academy in the vicinity
w ofNeylork IN fCEE fully qahfd TO hA the position of
Prucpsl Must have eIprr Sa 7IJ per snhum Alrtls
Box 4,S75, Ne Work r. o.
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WHAT l KNOW or Farm y Ci.
Know
FAbMl&.

W CARLETON to, Publishers usisousqrars. Ne@fo'k.
OGce Of The TnbuBe aud sent by mail po,'o2, f'
THE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION
tubuur once. Nrw-lvrS.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

fFxuresy Tor IHF " l. lRBCNE bv RsporteEt
The following articles good
b commission houses b. wholesale. Shippers receive w 10
.ss deducted beside freight and other cbarg
Boxes packages should te cri marked with paint snd the init
or sender should also be painted end
mass p.uly Indicating Nail Of
s l9on sdc fle sni by nail
tr an arl also Log and Gan
rag aad agung up W aid much the 'sar OF The pfe
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

DIANOS.-SecOnd-ha PIANOS of various
makers conpr ing square. UpgItS Ia,l FOR SALE
low prices by ChiCKENG SONS, No ii Eist foureentlt
between BroaJssy and firh-Jye. PIANOS 10 RE%T
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

Nj CrI. has Snitou bs boo, te O., moss anl Pee "arnt
lie .sy,: hope generally accorded th Wrr " hin{ sci
lorh The Htt. pretend AlON LL t " n if'i 10 uh
"ters,auA
have avoided could tie Of terms sud distinctions "i
familiar 10 the general eat
The little hyiroeen ut c@rn etc have KEEP %"
might them NUgti c ues o thn
ssdy aoquautei the elementary uuih, oi chemistry 'I "
"penIeIng 70 others
"lfthere paragraph pee, which vu uo' he ' AM
rly understood b .io-nnr Chen hs'e
ed 10 nake that psrl-rag mp,, iari u-uirL'
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12

FLOUR And MEAL-rhe of-rngso Of F0u. larger 1nd under
uuyoube Liverpool fdvce. puoes Of grades lover ii
irregular; demand quite light Tor export 5ni the the
market heavy and especially for the medium aud h
a decline sales Of 200 hbls. We quote:
- 3l QUO IND VA % I9d 70 ID
n Z
90 - ifa lNuNpil-..' l" 70
Extra brandt 8ld ~ ono IL Trade 0l' 70" N
STAT. tFanc, do ,..... 2ud GO White Wheat EItrs
W,.t'u Smupug OHIO lad ali Mich 95a 20
Good 10 Double fhlTa 10 Do. SIH %
.ON ~ ~ Louis SuEe Hts
EXirss..... 9l6 % ~ loni' DoH- rt 2| F
tx Amber lnliInG, II TONS ltlpe ERi' ~ -
Ohio Mich 15d 10 Geneee Extra brands U a
S,hem du AMI aro0pns Ne" smoe peut ana over
the close fe rrket is dull essier s Of 90 bJs. We quoe
as Alex spd teorxet,wu good - 3)0 70 %
Bst auI Extra 1ul Family. va ~
COuntry, Extra. ~"
II "a F ....... s.s .. . -
Georcia and sud Fanlr......- uJG
Re Flour quite dnl and heavy u: sale. Of Loo bb
Ne ...
Corn Mel steady fair demand; ss Of $50 bh We quote:
Com Sea Jersey. - Corn Meal Brwe- :. 10 - ID
Corn Mea estern - Corn Meal Br pai g 20 20 "
Con Meal westW. 20 n so
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
WHAT | KNOW OF IA RM y q F..
KNOW
FARMING.

W.dont tout rcsd enO1ghAr Greeley SAYS; Wenrc
mugle h0e0h with work some think u their head
WOTk m their b4cAs coke 70 the sem
hall hoopi but the workers ani TIE thinkers ere sp
TO be disuc classes wheras ihev should be- the olnr
Admit has slwvs been h means "I0"s ha'
siSsys should or shall be-
Nj Greeley his book N h The ion trust that ihes e'''
sigh and Imperfect they vlu iuoie uoI m ,In2 iIr
10 pe lorer rrde their calling and ke lv'c Interest m IL 100
Iroyement that viii be induced h7 fh0 o. Iesi ahe Hn
better Agriculture. and tho science" E r ser io Dc ri
eency upc progress ovari, perfection winch lev" a. yet
2 family iurtssel"
New-York tribune., 1871-07-12
STATISTICS oFcoSnGERCE AND NAVIGATION.

Monthly Report OF the Burrau OF Ntatlstlc',
No. TO- in press gives the statistics OF our foreign
A. compared with the spending periods of 1870 The
Vt Ia xuarts euu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-02

Tte Dea bt aa3 .eaf eark
iae matar3F aal b8 uWa
beg ot srsrs Ea phen fhe Fifteenth
Amendment weH iao Ha, it cufrau-
cla.ci g eaul ot oal taHcd Hw5sgn
s. g make 5 rpaUai g tlo paa bad.
rr ifat Nn't,s oa1 mny hask votes
3aJ bc bought up il Republicans
would sfry tae 5 chdou Aeeorl-
nely alNauae were made e. ,be Hcs
Bm,bel whe influence @ nas
thought lc,lmhr % ,ecat6 Cas- amuch d,
hc WAS ousm 70 roanol thcsoies tis
entire clnrcb
ne wa, sound open q conviction
ana arrangements progressed .sllsat.
totiIy unuIii was asked how much money
would be necessary e. secure his vote aud
Influence
With nl alr of offended dignity
Brother replied
Now semmen. q, regular aWdaiNtd
minister ofibe Baptist Chueh d, uug
has gone les a. far my conscience viii
low but, gcmmen aty son pN r7N
r9amdi see Vap R ac WoyB0b