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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-24
COMMUNICATED
E'enny-wisc, Pound foolish.

If there is a class of men and public servants
who deserve free and com rlimentary passes
over railroads and steamboats,, it is conductors
and engineers Of regular passenger lines [
would rather cut cor1-wood for living than
be u conductor for company, who would not
permit me to pass and extend acts of courtesy
to brother conductor, and worthy and prao-
tcal engineer Of locomotive or steamboat.
If was a president or superintendent of a
railroad, | would class my free list as fol
lows lst. Presidents and superintendent of
other roads 2nd. Conductors aud engineers i;
their columns to advance the interest Of
public on railroad affairs 4th. President
crnor and Lieutenant Governor Of my State
5th and last-Cougressmen Legislators and
Judges, would pass free gratis for nothing"
providing they would enact law abolshing the
mileage y>tem. While the dear people pay
literally for their travelling expenses there is
40 reason or justice why the railroad and steam
boat companies should pay it over again. Be
sid IS there is law that prohibits a public eff
Ger from receiving pay twice for forming one
service. II was a president or manager of u
railroad, would be liberal, very liberal to the
eople who daily. or frequently patronize my
road Ii consistent | would commute at one
cent mile, aud never to exceed three; | would
extend TO every new conner who buys lot,
builds; and settles on the line of my road, free
family pass for one year. As firm believer
that the mble six pence is better than slow
shii!inys," would put my foot on and crush
every attempt to enforce Il Q very common
and impractical system of the age known as
P-nnY-wise, Poun foolish JUSTICE.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
TUESDAY, July 2-P. NJ.


Taking into consideration the intense heat,
the near approach Of the national holiday and the at
traction to the average broker afforded by the races 1t
is no marvel that tins should have been one of the dull
est DAYS in the history OF Walist The course OF the
stock market unlike that OF true love- has run extremely
smooth few fluctuations of than per cent having
been made and, the day advanced, the interest in
the dealings, which was already small enough, grew
smaller by degrees. until the market became entirely
neglected The Stock Exchange lists at the head of the
column reflect the literal truth OF this obserya-
ton. Eric ranged from 564 TO 553, the other
railway shares being practically unchanged, with
the business almost nominal throughout the list.
Among the miscellaneous shares Quicksilver rose from
42s 10 B fof Common and 52i to SO for the Preferred
Canton selling at 99l ae9l In Express stocks United
States sold at s7Gs7i. Cumberland Coal sold at TO-
Among the investments note sales Of Illinois Central
at l3 Morris Essex at 93 and Fort Wayne at 96i The
Stock Exchange building will be closed Wednesday at
o'clock and will reopen Friday at midday. On Sat
urday an early adjournment OF the Boards will take
place. the hour for closing the Exchange being o'clock
The following were the Opeaine highest, lowest and
closing prices q stocks.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03

Though the dealings at the Stock Exchange during the
heated term nconsiderabe the bankers assure us
of continuance the very satisfactory business in the
new railroad bonds reported for the past month The
fact that the scmi-annual interest the Northern
Pacifcs and many other OF the leading sorts became due
in gold on the 1s of july while the bonds and interest
were sold for currency, made 1t particularly desirable 10
buyers complete their purchases before the coupons
were paid In the case OF the ST Joseph and Denver
City Company The next coupon Will be due Aug 10 30
that the active demand for this security win probably
extend at least to that date Buyers OF gold-bearing
bonds are learning the knack ying before rather
than Immediately after, the maturity Of coupon, the
difference in their favor being just 60 on the purchase
Of single $1,000 per cent bond
The PHILADELPHIA stock market is dull Pennsylvania
es 1864; Philadelphia and Erie Railroads. 27i; Reading
Railroad, Gs; Pennsylvania Railroad, SOC; Gold, llSJ.
The Central New-Jersey Land Improvement Company
will pay interest TO stockholders at tie rate of per cent
per aunum for the past half year and after the
10th inst
The interest on the bonds and stocks Of the City OF
NewYork, due August l. will be paid by the City Cham
berlain at his office In the Courthouse, Oh and
after that date.
The Citizens Insurance Company has declared dvi-
dend OF 81 per cent capital stock and reserve fund.-
payable on demand.
The Directors OF the Illinois Central Railroad Company
have declared the usual semiannual dividend OF per
cent free OF taxes, payable August l. The transfer books
will close the 18th inst and reopen the jh day OF
August
The clifton Fire InsurSuee Company has declared
semi annual dividend OF per cent, payable july g.
The Directors OF the Knickerbocker Fire Insurance
Company have declared dividend of 10 per cent free
Of Government tax, payable on the 10Th inst
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF Speeie
from the Port OF NewYork for the week ending july p
1872, was si,i72957.
The Importers and Traders Insurance Company have
declared semiannual dividend of per cent, free OF
tax PAYABLE on demand.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03

TAIfow il S good deiaand and choice arm 5o
w0oL-Tie embrace Q: Domestic 90 Georgia s'c 2oSco
Sns fsl s5g3 SP c moo aSS, ss Seoa Baes ss
,SSte sl,v Fns SG r so1s s.s :, lSSf. s6.
private terms; 1000 Atlan pu7a.e tnasi no9 San
5 t1 yc c CS WaeT BSn a ESQ sons Mcay Wool cGr ay
DOnng the month Of Jane the o market continued 70 eIe ,es
past mouths. TOwarl the close hoyeer one npaaea var
gen of many supnle last giving on
wa P SCm,ad Ss f'sHt, sad 20 SIs Ie rgr t buyers s anb
whether the bottom had be- reaea and ss,Penea so1
will ey removed hi1 tue tarid matter ha, ben d,ya
b has ben ey 81 IN de,hne N, coung o hc Nav
, London unc sales now in oges w'cn het &C.. alone
the way 'or trade to resume is usual ehnnl . - - ...
The uauon in the West uncanged except th'' IN sos G sec
% son sUSSb b b t.r sst IDEAS rI the cp moves quite sow
& , a. te mark are yrTv m, 50 hr In Toe a.
Transactions Impossible TO give o'ne han nominal qno
PILED Wool, thoeehou' The month novel slowly sPe eelr
further reduction IN There s FAIR supply and holders are
TIas Woos have been arriving freely together with Oh sou
Woo and accumulate notwithstanding that some prime lots a' D.
Caionia Woods are without improvement The offerings
siderable and hoe disposed the views Of consom
Foreign @oos have quiet any, and at the 6gu for
which they can ohtaine! are , ca a r
London has impaired confidence TO holders ana soa NOR general
DOMESTIC fLEEcRs-SewYork Michigan ndana, and "seonaS
saIoBy Fleece 5G61c Ihreeqaar'er and tano9i huo 90
Common Fleece Gca65c.; Coming Fleece iOa,s,
ONO PESNsILyANIA AND eee V@'' 'bf'e
Full blood Me 6od12c la,bl Fleece a.
Qaarerbl.od Fleece, 6SaeJc Common Fleece tao3 Cowong
Fleece, 7zDfjc.
Iowa VERMONT IiLSos-Threequaer ard Fulblood Nc,
rno SAGE Hsbod Feee 51dole cuaTteboct Fleece s5d
Conbpg Fleece o. dluc. -
MISSOURI kESTUCKr TESSEssEE-unwashed Fleece y 07l'
Unwashel Conbiag 6O db5c Canala Fleece, 1Bo5J-
TuB-WAsHED WoOL-Chooe SOdac far 3@6yci ltluor aud
Burr, 5jdGjc
Super Pulled 6TdT2; SUPER Exa o2d6lc CoGus
Eft Pulled, IS Country Super Pulled. 75da0c
CALFORNIA-Spnng Clip hne 4414Sc sprny Clip medium f3a
Clip. aud 38diEc kal Clip ~ %
33c.; Fan Ctp low grades ami bury Sjd2tc.
Tsrls-Fine 45ao5c MEDIUM, Low, 35d+oc Iu,no
3564Oc; VERY bury, 30d3Jc.
FoEsisy WooIs-cAge Of Good Hope S2a'S Bgsao- Ayss
35d42c Mou.esdco Mrriuo ahd McN 3 q
4Ie Australian Clchiug. 55dS5c Australian Conning. tSur
WsKY steadsr aud mod aiey active Sales " $50 ob ais
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
4 SAFE INVESTMENT
For Trust FUNDS.
THE MIDLAND PACIFIC RAILWAY

lHE MIDLAND hAllMA0
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS.
This road is entirely completed and in full oper-
alton between the Missouri River and Lincoln, the
capital of the State of Nebraska, and il earning
more than all its expenses, including interest its
bonds. while its traffic is constantly and rapidly in
creasing The line has been built wholly by
stock subscriptions, and among its stockholders
are some of the most successful railway supporters
and inanciers in the country The cost of the road
with its Franchises, Real Estate, Equipments, Tee-
graph Lines, &C., has been S43 ,S-s3 per mile, while
the mortgage on it is but Sls3S3 making the COM
panys securities safe beyond contingency
The Midland Pacific viii connect with the Union
Pacific on the west and the east with direct lines
TO the Atlantic Coast and all intermediate ccnters
Its location is therefore most important and COM
mandng one, il being the central link of a new
trunk route shortening the distance to the Pacific
BY III miles. AS local enterprise, the Midland
Pacific is invaluable 1t traverses fertile tract Of
countiy. of the nestagricutural regions in the
Union, and is the main feeder for rapidly lnereas-
ing population. We have examined personally thi,
entire enterprise, and recognize its importance and
value, and confidently recommend its Bonds to in
vestOrs.
During the past few years we have negotiated a
large number Of railway loans and there in not ono
Of tLcse roads whose property does not exceed in
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
THE MARKETS.
,c,,,vl,y Reported for THs rslr,yr. I

lCafefUlY
.suRs-r, rcpts to-day 81 pigs The demand for Po
has been ou lin prices steady at ~ 'o@ 70 90 r~
dula and nominal 49,. 1--..a .,d TIM
RIIIDISG MATBRIAIS-Bhcks I'm TED demand ana e
heavy Cement steady and the demand only neI au
m and lower Lime steady but dull Other desPuols as
without change ofmp rance we gnote ,-x
p., nm ~ - Ooa IS ~ Rosendae 2 81 5Da 81 90
y X. .H......eM VI. 10d q. d, Li"h' nj Is
coo - iomnon, oh'''''''
troton Fronts, y NJ u Uais ~ limp oo "a - IS
philadelphia Fronts. ~ OJd+1 villains ESsIein ~.
-, hAif- ~ % 2s Nov. scotia w. = tln. IS 5016 %
, ,at.. P.I, ~ a s5 Nova Scotia b.. y tuB 5O03 90
uOA' pei 'uS"''''' ICalc Rast. &City O002 80
ucORE AND BROONg-The for Corn remains very
az ~ ce are nominal; We quote Hurl at 7G9c Green, 5c,
and Red al cash BO0ms quiet aa prc's are
BEEsWAX-Th demand Il les active anu ps are o"eI VIC q'
Western al l8ld3c Solthen At JJdB4e r..
COTTOS-be demand been sharp and the arci o
, onet vas weak with Or fna eiucd aout c Y % on al
grades, sales OF Jb @ last evening" including 81 o eno'
and s6 for consumption delivery the market fag aete
Nth another break the close lc recovered AID me
feeling steay evening after JuiY go at %ttc w.
n 100 at ~ 5bc 100 stl4tc Angus, w
2tse Septembe % l6c 0 at 2ie 800 at Zsc So a.
~ a e October 9c November 200 at 10 1910 t9
700 bales: to-day mJuy 100 at Ae, o az Itct
500 A. 2ic; August 200 tzilc 40 at ~ lbct 80 at ~
zoo Al 2llc 3lGc, 6O 2tc. 100 t2lc So t zii w
~ % 100 at 2lic 6O at "a bloc 100 al itc 30 al I'ie ivy
"a Gc 800 2llc "a 36c 200 Ale SEPTEMBER VO az
Pile 100 at 2lc co. 22ic 200 at q 36c lOl At Ztc @
% Is3l 100 al 22ls p lice, 900 2sc October % al
20 Ice 600 At 20lc tie November gOO at s;e DcemDe
go at 100 l9le total 1880 bales grand total ''
ha1aa euuoto
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
COMPANY's
FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
are being absorbed by an increasing demand for
them.
Besides being the obligation of a wealthy corpora
ton composed of men of experience and high-toned
commercial integrity, they are secured by first
mortgage on the road revenues land grant, fran
chise, and equipments, combined in one mortgage,
and are readily negotiable both in the markets OF
this country and Europe.
liberal sinking fund provided III the mortgage
deed must advance the price upon the closing OF
the loan Principal and interest payable in GOLD.
Interest at eight Sl per cent per annrm, payable
semi-annually, free of tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, $1,000 $500, and 800 Cou-
pOns or Registered.
Price 97l and accrued interest in currency, from
Feb. Is, 1872.
Maps. circulars, documents, and information fur
nished.
Trustees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
New-York
The diminished antity Of these Bonds for sale,
and the increased demand absorbing then, warrant
the belief they win be sought for at an advance
considerably above the present subscription price at
which they can now be had through the principal
Banks and Bankers throughout the country, and
from the undersigned, who wnhesitatingiy recon-
mend them.
TANNER & Co., Bankers No. II Wal-st
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
n Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For rnE WEEK ENDING july ,. lS72


fR1pYcsslS IHE " l. rRlWNK n7 or own henorierl
Geaerdi Drc-ions.
articles The freight and other
foods thing In good order An attractive ooA secure ss
falls Pack that the motion viii not allow s con
about lse penty OF sdi hue cut Win
plainly with plta encpl bestand note ~ s'ub
the amount, send eti ~ sht
route, Ne An ngoise of h
bbL DIX Awayg the uumn' o pAc
ages Secure reputation tne sOod put W ~ bes'
shape, ~ that your marx is IN deniand
.BEA ANS AND PEAS
Receps week 00 bb beans. 63 than last Netk
rs bh. Shipment OF baus Weet. oos
Reeepts peas 5000 husn. with 1855 6usl shpg
Total receipts of beans FOR e four weeks 81 June J bills against
The besu market Is dull, with
20 We
TIE bean still hold
80 small lots being ohbsd al thoe hgure,
that price b. reached Transactions very
ht ?5C ha Canada peas sold IN bGA, bonded bsfsLA
9,c. There Souem sellrg. SaosAtl,nsi $500 a,
Beans ea pre 250 ~ 3 Beans Na pnme$1 oat 20
podo GGd 20 nJaoCon. 10 fNr.. % ~
DO. do. lrefor.. OG 10 Peas Can areboA -" 40
BuTTFR. -
Receipts Tor the week 1864 pacAss or 29o' less hsn ss
week last wear lioti pacA.v nPhehs 80, -
ps Of Butter iu jane, 6'2 pscAa-cs ss, ~, e 80 ~ m ~,
month TIL pals auTincoi 70 w o.
adj gdsa 70 p"e S is ~"
tubs but tc ycr du aef cac1aea 70 F's''' o
eors luyer. orerng thsir purc s 70 irm~a ,s
freight Bater ud even lots come IN very so"'
One lot of TO tubs Ohio tuc htNV bg''ef sheh
started averaged leakage per p,ekSge wh,n arrr ses olss
,n I.,,o u Eeel butter, OIL shoY,ci np ~
,bc r tar c door Dealers unwilling 30 shoo's
u ev auirn l m cellar. fhe tnt Western has sont ~
u D tke he p,r 81 STATE Out uedla or ,onnon o 81 lam 70
e Nc md, Nl tabs nr % c and 9 do soli al lit VIA
no Ohio = sd 80 common Weston a. !c hn 81 ow "mes
there during she w,ek thcnGo
there Is no icr shipping IN that difveuor ""'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03

curenfy.
LEA HER-emock Sole has ben fair r.qle ahi gnds
easier srpy Nv and tr Nth sve dsnd
We quote BemIock BneDo' Ages HeayY, 2s@Ec y
HemfDcg Rnenos Afes Nlle IaeJ y ~ Moo. BGsbos Are
Light 27d21,c " n: IIemock Cat H,av5. Hemos
California Middle. " n. Hemloes Csbornis. Bgh, 2sc
,HemlOck &C. HEAVY. A0%sr 70 Hsnock Opnoco
Sddle, 2sl0e y 10 Honloek oroeo htht Bablc Herr
lock Go Damaged al kinds xegh. k51e y b sRscs Pool
Damaged nd, wi sts 1aa2c ~ Hemock Rough. y99
b OAK slaughter. HEAVY, Jga33e % AZ Middle, 3dSe
h OsE Cropped, 1dde S0ile n Ok, Cropped, Light 80
&c. Oak koozb Heavy, iG9c n Osk, Rough hdas oo
YB. ...
METALs-Ingo Copper dull and Bomna lake at l 19fe cash
Yellow Mea without change Scotch Fg Iron dull aud 1neean
American 6r but quet quote No at VIA $685. No At St5~
s5l F0rZs SSHf dali and unchanged a,
S7ld S1f and +yD-2 70 "a ho goh PIG lin remains
dull ami nominal, Straits held JaJjc aid English l03o
god quiet and uHcAsnTd; 80 bor Charcoal 1ens
Ell 90 Other descriptions du and uncsugei We quote
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
n Repedict's closing quotations were

There are features TO note in money, the offer
ngs being far of the demand The ruling rates
on call are per cent. There pretty fair bush
ness in discounts prime acccptances selling at To per
cent.
The Government bond market holds its own, and the
tone s Of higher prices in the immediate future
The London market IS strong, with good demand both
there and here bonds The meagerness of offer
ngs to the Treasury added frmness to the list. The
market closed at an advance 1S6s selling at 1l5s 0l5t
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03

ment owing to it's inability to purchase bonds IN no
open market may possibly order another iot OF oV'
be called up for redemption
state nopds were dull and neglected, the quotations
enresentng little or business. Tho following were
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03

The following arc quUIhIIUn5 on LDHuUH'
Brown Bros Co. morton i'iiGng iiot eI I
prrcIn ,nl II0a ll0 less ll5 DeIrl 0 less
Jsy Cooke(que) )ll0dlio3 less a.
Extra mails for Europe tomorrow per steamer Man
haitian, will close at 1890 m. at the Merchants EE
change, Nos 30 and 50 Pinest
D,spatebes from WashingtoD state that the Govern.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03

value by 100 per cent the amount of its first mort
oaee bonds Present price of Midland Pacihcs, W
and accrued interest Bonds may be registered with
ont charge. and all marketable securities taken IN
exchange at full rates. TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, II Nassau-st.
Nrw-YoRK STATE SIX PER CENT GOLD LOAN
DUE 1881.
limited amount for sale. n
~ GwYNNE a. DAY, 1s Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03

The gold market was steady and dull all the mpor-
tant sales to-day having beel at 1132 and ll3t The
price, however touched 1135 The rmness OF exchange
encourages the belief that the specie sphpments VIII be
larger in the immediate future the slightly lower range
to-day being due the small exports which amounted
10 only half million The rates paid for carrying
were g. 49, s. and A. per cent. The disbursements Of
coin interest the public debt SG22OO the Treas
ury redeemlng $4,000 in Five-Twenty bonds, making
total Of $57C6OOO The days business at the Gold Ex
chnnge Bank follows: Gold cleared, s9G,s29OOO !;
gold balances OOO and currency balances s 54955
rho followtn0 were the ouOtatOns;
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
THE MONEY MARKET.

ssLEs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-fihsr CALI
lot o'CLoCK A. NJ #ff
Of G0uernnsnt bonds 90 ,,si
oI,ou =, Ias, Cop. lOO0OU. s. 80 Con 6'''.'''I'!
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03

Railroad bonds have ruled frm the offerings being
m'derate The Pacific mortgages sold at lolialOl Tor
Ceitrals 9aA for Union Frsts s5as2 Land Grants
and s7I asa for Incomes. The bids are annexed
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
The following are The days transactions at the Sub

Treasury:
Gold receipts O.. s2os go - CuHenS Paynen.. ss2197e -
ed Il
Curreuey receipts lBI
Foreign exchanges continue firm at the following rates,
though sales through second hands are made at slight
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03

The Treasury received proposals to-day for the pur
chase of bonds, amounting to only s2335o at prices
ranging from to 1fJ9 The awards were made at
ll3.6s 10 1l3.74i and were as follows;
L. Won Hoffman Co. Humbert Bros ,
Gl3lOsO............ll3H &l5Op0..............n n3Tl
TroVp WadsW0rth a. Co. Hatch io0e
el45O.'........Il3i4 sG9450....... 1853 TO il173
I'D. Sweet 4 Co. -
$50 eGOOO0,'...............ll3.74 l$300G5O
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03

NAVAL sTOREsPor Spirits Tarenne there has been yey t.
inquiry bat the OF rae nhi sies o % b.r
SIC closing firmly held at 47ai7Ic sine n has bsen 70 Ds'f
demand prices sacs - hb franed az eJ 50 bOs
81 81t 60 bbs No at t6 90 and 800 boe Sane
dali but STEADY al iOUSSs " tiy fN's"
50 So ~, - -.
aaec in csst ami 95a8 iu bbis Crude shOut
important dull msnufc.1ed ead al.b
quiet the supply light; qao at hG43e arc
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
TbNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
AND
POLITICAL REGISTER
POR 1872.
eoURTH EDITION NOW READY.

IN usual Astronomical contents OF an hmAnae gives
Al. uowtug Po.tsA and Statistical information;
LANs AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DURING THE
THIRD sgsSlON OF THB XLIsr CONGRESS-
PRoCLAMaIIOSs ON NEUTRALITY AND FENlANiSM
ACT RNFORCING THB FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT
THE TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
aRPRNBACKS OUTSTANDING FROM 1862 TO 1911
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS or 1HB U. s FOR 1911
EIIMBER OF POST.OPFICES IN 1870 AND ISL
IMPORTS AND THEIR COST.
PUBLIC DsBT OF THE UNITED STATES.
POPULATION OF STATES. COUNTIES FROM 100 TO 1910
POPULATION OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE Us
POPULATION OF TIE L. s. AND TBRRi1 DRIES 1870 TO 1870
TErrRD STATES GOVERNMENT - CABINET - SUPREME
CoURT-sINISTERS TO FOREIGN COURTS
FORTY SECOND CONGRESS POLITICALLY CLASSIFIED
COMMITTEES OF THE XLIID CONGRESS
STATES or THE UNION POPULATIOE, CAPITALS, Gov
vRNoPs kc-CONGRESSIONALA APPORTONMENr.
ELECTION RETURNS. CAREFULLY PREPARED OF ELEC-
Y1oNs HELD IL 1871. COMPARED WITH FORMER YEARS
HOW to ACQUIRE TITLE TO GOVERNMENT LAND &c, &c.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
Gedfhcr5.

LITERARY LADY READS with married
~ ladies OF families. the Poets History, English Literature,
Shakespeare Los Compoaton Correspondence VOarsS
dion ~ the Elementary English Studies AcdFess
MUSIC, Box 1o Tribune OGce.
A RECENT GRADUATE of Yale, who has had
~ experience Teaching offers his services TUTOR TO pupils IN
t Cas krgsh young intending to enter
eouege TUTOR ~ East Onhundcd and nineenths1
A PROFESSOR of Drawing and Painting
~ wishes ENGAC EMEN for next scholastic year Address
80 A mer School lnstitute" II BOnd-st., supplies
~ and families with !cabe Teachers Teaches wanting
Application PORN W. Scnermerhorn AcaarY
A GENTLEMAN of experience, a graduate
N Yale TEACHER TU TOR; has no OBJ
lection gong West H. T. t. Box 39l Newiork
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03
Rel OIL. Mes. a.nPa

Am. Lln,'d, ca, easEs. ste s5 Red Oh West d'nrd
Crude Fsh sperm 81 40 asl IS Bans g =
Winter whas.;..; 70 go PAIN gs.ii.. o;::;' %; -"
ed Winter sperm. 60 al 70 se.l ss hs9se 5ss i%
e,o 111S p csuoG s,o0 Iyed' isllo"
Mem Ssassd.s % o5sIoss; Cotton vs sss y,,l Tslsv s. p,
OATMgAL- without change We quo'va 81 I3Gss for oa'-
nfRovSioSs%Pors in moderate with abou. fore, eos
curent tho sales cash and gg az are 90 bel at & - & 10 m
for Western Prime Mes. SIS % Char for tqt.Ee deVe,,
Iagn., II at 70 s. end 200 bb wesr Prime Bees
PS p S,' Me.. onG 9s' s 's %S % ss i' & T Se @ aa s
All isS 20 Is or Prime Mes aa Ness Hams
dull ai unee;o and o 3 @ t' VIZ best 9 n as os m s a
soFsi sales Of so rackaes llc Psi Hams 203.e or
Bigcd Hams and l3e for ye gh and GO &c DO 200 loHs a
70 d're Cut ms 10; Augo, lie sa l0 ny feAtS to S's
parcels firmly held ad sparag cred De ID osi a Over Over.
rs sies Of %, bjl, 5i0e 80 sc for cy 80
. for Far to d % s si c J 5 20 G S 1909 @ ior Gos ard
PsTRoIEUM-Taere bss been inquiry for crad IN IN fsr
refining market stead; se' we're re orei Of ooh
eISa SGs az a Tee Cree for po, Se oa
uPer and d. i R e on L2s,t a e az pa & r1i az 2l ad sS
prompt delivery 22.e Gaze n2ee and SUI qeoeo
frn with z;c bid fqr prompt delv,I s Of 100 b0 ''04e
{" "22 and za,V oo last sssli % y, go bs. RAJ
si0c $50 bags Pa'na 1Ie7lc, aud 81 tes Carolina "
stGARs-A moderate hqne.. doing msaly the GPPe sae
rsOr Fair Good efgIny sdci ses u 800 hds 20 a,qs,.
Resei dull but steady a, .l1. r HaTs, !alite o' q" %
hehgn Clover and loe for STATE d. imotoy homua " - ga
is quiet bal ehdy sales Of 100 boxes M's'
ToB&cco-TSe demand Le moderate, tu, price
steady the few day reach lo hhd' a. zoe
Soes Soes SS tf fr 6ace. % 1's se oraf I the t 10 & s
MONTHLY STATEMENT or IT cKs OF sPASi'H ToshS'" -,
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03

A NCHOR LINE-SPEClAL N0TICE.-The
~ new TRINACRIA sas WEDNESDAY Juy 81 the new
steamer CALIFORNIA sails SATURDAY July htuniosis and
passengers Europe VII study their Interests by specung these
tue steas purchasing tickets elsewhere A. py board
Per 20 n r., the Compsn. ec Bosh1g sreen
HEEDKRSON BROTHERS.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-03

Newiohs sowh i' o. 56t5 Obj growth 1862 l0d lcl5
k,'In, growth 1871 ...2iUH0U Od Ol growth lgR 8fOG2
Nesrm. Sfoab il Bavsuaus f03d15
lcsrhngs growth 1870. ind2U0 lGuti
HAlib mtrke has been quiet pccl without qg
able chang; qLoe ~ l5d ~ ~ SlpWngi = tUG II 20 r
Krtal p.s Sd@l u o Salt lly and J Clover. Straw
govt AID unchanged ly4 20 for Long yei U3dstc
Tor short do, and iOa1ac. lu. Ost
lhP has ul dali and is ~ithou important change We quotes
Manila ~ l2c. gph
INDIdO-Ine "anina,