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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-23

S4ss s. $ Ss H. SS s' s s r. ws. .s' 's
q so.sG dull sp Si .e sd'.
sga:: & g. s 4s'Sii's NJ
A. S.! y .asl.ss.i "a Ri. $. .,. "a ss
fSs Oos IA 'HG h. S''e.'d sS 3, rcTnsy ss s
.s ,. VINE! nc i q; s.n asi BULK as
Ss. p. sS1 ff% c sasss ss I S side 7
se Clear sS sts sa;c. s. S i'Ss ysIs
f,ir and arm at stgst Is PreghAn advance sie
FSd no'f 90 5a wheat Com s5cco baS os
bush R.s wss cs Ss. d hS m 5 s.s 90 - sS
bush RE 200 saa1 9. 1000 w Ss.' Z, lSe
,1i.I sP Malt 9 Sa. Sp sl. R;y H. bun
S S O' Canal MNi ssp%eH-T6s.s slSs Ca CON- bush
2. a1 ssA e. gnE%s@' 200
bash P 1s o IS aI Sos. demand f t
seTs g ssSs1 $ So Mss 81 sc@ss Anss
% $s - Wiz - ~ Chicago SHs H s. w Y1S %a @
bush nc No. ccsS 81 90 bush lots Oats dali and
seeniog held Sc sale RSsI MI %sk aSSS s,ds
a 81 go Western at 81 l5as d. Provisions unchanged.
"a, 1 1 mSe Known Ry o . ear ss
sc barley Malt al 0 Tex Chicago sss Sa SSef '' car west
@ a ss, ND S' hss SsT 81 70
decrease 50 per cent for SS TSs S SG sSy , sS.s
V II s sST as%asu bills Flour Wheat
oaLrAS July Fog une ys Treble bs 80 u
ss ia. TC "us Prime SIS Cboce S2s. Bran 81 Is a
S c sd sugar y't Sae Good Fair oc Moe.Soas doing
M aS Ils New n 2cff sight l. premium Gold ii
demand; Oh No. Winter Red free % elevator IS New 81 5d
81 CO. Corn quiet ana unchanged No MIe at East st. Louis on
M1d a o Es. p s LsG an S SIS g. b
Sailed shoulders &c. loose Bacon hnr and higher on
Clear Sides. ShGqe e SSSei CT o & sae
way 8GSc WHISKY hnn at Sc Tobacco gnaaeSei IN nesg -
"a s. Recept2So bbls. Flour Z0 bush Wheat 1900 bush
No Rel Winter 81 co. No held at 81 Cora
lower High Mixed sOe Low Mixed isc oats dull at Jie
0s%sGo Jaly as~Foar steaIy and unchanged sales 9OO
50 o p White ' %a S% SHnf r Double E9 %Rs;
ia moderate milling m.nd sass 300 onh No. MSaqkee Slo
Canada At 81 s5Ssi 90 Corn dull sales % bah lots at
M G' 1e. 1 s5o : sE BS M H is es'
sh"n, gs Cana 6gsS Ss 81 G 20 & 10 I
T Iis i'e 49, Receipt. By IksS bush wfei 900
Malt 2sO9oOl feet o. Lumber shipments b. cana-lS@' bush
Woe" GSal.7lIs Jay q Fou du Extra Family Sc Wheat
choice . 259sIs& Com eZe oats zoe R'e nothing doing
Provisions IN scoa a1Se 'a so &C. Side ssa5 in round
lots packed Bulk Meats hgheri Shoulders Sci Clear ilo sides
idc Lar prime leaf ee' Ole, legs iole, order lots &C.
foi1po JAY 2Dflou steady demand and advanced
No White @a5ash 81 S timber ae s u % ygP RED Sa
gust Con- 'h S better High o MIs AM Gus5 AIs %a
gust c Mehgaa, &c Fghis hrni vessels scarce Cora 70
o By lake. Wheat 1 OsEgo Ss on Corn Sie s .. ~ h
Corn 1908 Shpmens-1OOo bush Wheat tOVO bosD
CISeiSSST Ja 27-POm in fair demand Family 81 IS
asa Wheat 10 good demand Old Red 81 6Ods 81 Ne" Red
quiet unchanged % Barley dan and uRehansed Butter IN
good demand for Choice PokDenanl light holders arm hes
StGsie Kettle a9c Bulk Meat. active and hgher shoulders
shoulder &c Sides sG6,c Live Hogs in fair demand and frn
at % IS Whisky fair demand and advanced to S'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-23

HAY-s receipts Of new are very Light while old stock is plenty
Retail ois 81 2OGsi So straw du OS loI Long
R Ci short d. and sst Soc has been very quiet but
pro much the sane uaon Crop N bette supply S9e
zsa1lc Heocs. Buenos Avres. Middle ZoGLe b Hem
5ees Bqsuof AT L4 S. s D. 7 asle sni Rect c
loDs Lgl 2s.e ID HsulOk onnOce &C. hsSyy zogZ'e
Light 9oal6ic Hemock Good Damaged all kinds snd weights
= X Hemo5E II tSe RoSsa 25@S y b Union cropPsd esyyl
gg5 2 6 Union Cropped Middle sSts Di 9nO R OrSPg
1sSb oSJsc i5 OAK Rough, southern. ali weights sSG'O
soL4SsESe market for most grades continues very dull aud
NAVAL STOKEs-spHt Iurpentne has met fair inquiry, but
mostly small stoc at e moment very scarce and The market
Rosa Ally scye sSo steady s 9i5 bb Strained s9a
N obs good DO at - bbs 80 So and 8i5 bbls Low
BIirs Pale at 80 sass Tar quiet bat firm Pitch IN
04TME1I h. 10 6@ed demand and eadyj sales 81 for city
COMMON Ortano and - 5a 70 ior good TO ehoce Ouo
No. : 6 7sa II for RIta Prime; si2 z5a sI2 for Western
~ Me- es tbs ron,S At sis CO.. 1900 bbs Mess seller Sep
S ar ssy ale. Of 80 bba at S7a$9 Plain Mess sgs
sz Tor EI.Fa Mes Tercs Bel inactive ssG D o Ds mans
ss9s M Western CT Meats ar IN I In a ae%aS but E
&C., S, = 7e and 70 boxes short q7le Dressed Hogs
are and sssbs eeee for eY Lard is lower and
&c. g , o1 ss .Is Fr 70 PRIME steam future delivery
ts 9smsad osy aie and the maItet Is e&sr '' =" ." ~
BUTTEKThe demand has been only limited and pres are seay
80 ali. 29 0qn STATE. common r...l8 dZL
t,i 6kns leOv...lB NZO
s,ts tsftub 6pe...5 Western TO farlV 10
prime yelOwI5 al5 Grease Butter ~ az
cHEEsE-Gsb Ss Market qHiet bot FIRM the stock Is
light. We quote N al
spe, Fancy FACTORY alli Ohio and Private Dnns'lV on
Prime faciOfg Ullt
frm CO.. bbs for july sold st 2tc 3O bbs.
and reported 700 bbs 70 SUIT YES
~ oI prompt delivery al little shove 2l{e for Philadelphia oeh,e
bbs m hall August sold Zlt and Saturday evening about
400 for the st half August Z1tc Naphha quoted at 5e
RICEThe naTk is Timer With fair Demand sales OF % casks
CsoBu 8iaS aud 800 bags Foreign at u for Pst0a aud for
Rang0Ou.
800 bbd the for Psr 70 Good Refining No 2
lhoras ats so boIes sold on private terms.
eTRIRIN tuBer but quiet al Ice per pound
TAJOWTbe market quiet scarcity Of oeear freight At
export; ab1I; 5o pounds sold a. stdSte fOI
-..'',,5 ,ine Couutry; Prime city offered al Vie
10 bbh az yJu54c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-23

Stock Pinto warehouse not included.
HDBSTh market for Dry Hides has been dull and prces are
for the have been chiefly in Do
estr grades Of Fon being firmly bed at
~ oa1tst which 10 great nominal Wet Sailed
Hides City Saughte offered at 2e We note
ale OF A. Europe de- gold in Calcutta W les
mote se slaughter Cows private terms In Buffalo
tnrre II nothing doing. We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-23

HOwRS & MACY Bankers, No. 50 Wallst., New
York offer the same facilities TO Depositors as IN
COrporated Banks, and allow Interest on dahy pa'-
anoes at the rate of -Four per cont
COLLECTIONS made ON any point at current rates
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds &c
s&p Investors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-23

uncbsn quiet; sales Of RS bb We quote;
MeaLNesL W IS - - %
. Corn Meal Bre... % a 10
Flour du and heavy S0Q 80 20 Canadian Flour is
Qucti IS 5oGS9y
FRkIGHTS-Ihere comparatively little accomplished in the line
the scarcity Of and the o
continued fair and aHraes decidedly
Tie nents were; To Liverpool by steam
Cotton Id BY sail
n Bl0ld. The British bark, eehsrtere
Cors for at Is d. or direct 81 oH a
Brts6 ship Philadelphia Continental port $3.50 bhs Refined
Petroleum at S. 6 Bremen 5000 bb Refined
private ship from Philadelphia to Antwerp 6WO bb
Refined Petroleum. American bng benee 70 toe
Baltic 2a b ROsn private termsi an American brig
Georgia 10 New York. with ressweG Lumber al
Si5 -.-- -. .
FsgD steady but quiet quoted: shsrps s2ias25 100 b.
No Mdiings 81; 81 -, No Mddlngs S2gG S1i %
~ feed so; 20 u. Medium Feed, at Sy0S2O 40
n At $50 30. I've Feed dull at S2j per tun. -
GRANITE Wheat steady; Their milling
the supply hgb the market closes lower and
qutt uany export the sales 3iO bush, at
Is Chicago Spung, shOt; 81 41O$l "a for No z
Of load, at 81 1875 81 g for Red
and Barley Malt steady
Of bush. 81 l0d 81 Is for TWOrOwed
and good request, the
pecultve the sales 70 Oe bush New OHIO Mixed
White 45G43c Western Mixed at 43d43lci State
Black fOat Rye quiet and uncertain Corn
% export closes stronger the purchases
1l-Ery sales 21OGO bush Damp and UusOund 5i
SIZE; Western Mixed at t0dbc chiefly at
ole. Western Write 6501iBc Western yellow az 6ibc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-23

coin. the capital Of Nebraska, the net earnings 'cf
which are largely in OF the interest on all the
bonds, with a rapidly increasing business PRICE
90 AND INTEREST
We cheerfully recommend these as q Prime Secu-
Hty. Full particulars furnished on application
Turner BROTHERS,
- Bankers, IA Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-23
cotton MARKETS.

=.
Juy 22-CoOn doll and lover; MddilDgs, Rd2c
iouyIILE 22-Cottou dull and nominal; addlnEs lte
CScHSAri July quiet and weak Mddlngs, 2lc
ll-Coon dnll: Low Ad1ngs. 2ulc net receipts
Ia bales eIpos-ooastWe Jjl bales stock aga bales
BosToN July 22-Cotton quiet Mtdngs, 2c net receipts 81
bales; gross bales sales 100 bales; stock 5000 bales
PHrLADEIPHIA JnY 22Coton quieti Mldihngs Ete
MoBIIR entirely nominal hddhngs not gven net
receipts. bales stock, l05 bales oo0
SAvANsAH July 2CO0n quiet Mfdhngs 2c net receipts Ess
hale. erports-eoastgse J78 bales; stock, 40 bales
July u Cotton dull nothing dong; Mddng ~
d2lle III bales; J haes erpoFts-to LAYER
pool O32 cOaswise rs bales; stock 1919 bales
MHNPHs July 22-Coton quet Mddngs 22a224c net receipts
20 bales
AraUsrA July FACTION duh and nomina Midnss %ie net
receipts, s. bales; sales. l07 bales.
BALTNoRK July Z2COtOn quei Mddhngs 2@. gross reoep
bales; sales. 30 bales stock, l. O8 bales
WIIxIsGToS July 21Cotton quiet Middhngs Hlc net re-
eeipts, p bales; stock, go bales
cept ~ baes gross 50 bas eXporcoastWse GOO baes stock
602 bales. - - r---- IN -. -.
GALVESTON july 2Coon nominal Good Ordinary 2Oci net re-
cepts bales stock AS bales
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bali eraif above below the grade quuto. I'll
COfFkE-Thefe Ia. nothing aud prices are y
uobshsei quote Rio Ia 5c, and Msrsbo at io3@o Oon
god. -
FLOUR AND MEALrhe inquiry for Flour iar ana s souh
steady; tl medium ADD better grades are IRREGULAR an vi
Supor6ae requests At the close NE mAAes uu anu
- - We
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-07-12

Notice is hereby given ia ali persons
interested. that the undersigned Col.
lector for the County of Andrew and
State of Missouri, will make applica-
ton to The County Court of Andrew
County and State aforesaid, at the
August term thereof, on Monday,
the 18th day of of August, 1872, at the
Court House in said county. for u
judgement to enforce the lien Of the
State of Missouri. against the tracts
of land and lots of ground described
in the foregoing list and for an order
to sell so much Of said real property as
shall be sufficient to satisfy the
amount of taxes, interest and cost due
on the several tracts Of land and lots
of ground therein described. and that
on the first Monday Of October. 1872.
All of said lands and lots tor the sale
of which, all order shall me made. will
be exposed to public sale, at the
Court House III said County of An
drew, for the satisfaction of the taxes,
interests and costs thereon.
Dated this 18th day of July. 1872.
Il. CONOVER,
Collector of Andrew County, Mo.
State of Missouri, Andrew County, SIS:
|, OLE. Paul, publisher of the Andrew
County Republican, do hereby certi-
fy, that the foregoing is n full. true
AMI complete copy of the Back Tax
book, for Andrew County. and that
| the various amounts of taxes for the
several years there set forth, are cor
recly stated against the several tracts
of Real Estate herein described, as
the same appear from copy of same,
made by II. Conover, Sheriff and ex-
oficio collector for Andrew County,
and by him furnished me for publica-
ton, according to law.
.. L. PAUL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-06
G EO ORG EFT 0 W N !.

POTOMAC BOAT CLUB.-At the HcIthly m eet.
ing of the Potomac boat club. held last night,
Col. Frank Jones, president, in the chair, 5. A.
e. smith, Esq, was elected member. COM
munication was received from the New York
clubs asking delegate from this club TO be sent
TO that city at the national convention of the
boating fraternity to be held this season. j. g.
MaTbury, Esq, was selected to correspond with
them on the subject.
BUILDING AssoCIATroN-At the sixty-third
monthly meeting OF the Sixth building associa-
alton last night, twenty-six shares Of stock were
retired at Sl5iI5 (maximum rstel per share
nett.
THE BOAT RACE between Col.-Jas Dickson
and Capt Nj. s. Yarwood, both of the Potion &C
boat club, lover their course,\ for a SO suit of
clothes, resulted in favor Of the former, Capt.
Y. not having come 10 time. Col. ID. rowed over
the course in thirty-four minutes, referees de-
Gliding in his favor.
The FISH WHARF has closed fer the season A..
which has been an unfortunate one for the
fishermen, nearly all of them having lost by the
operation.
GRAIN.-Twenty-five hundred bushels of red
wheat sold Yesterday at from - &c $40.
FLOUR Observation-Disclosures Peters in
spected flour last month as follows:-Extra,
81, barrels; family, 1,ii6 barrels; supertine,
$50 barrels; fine, 80 barrels; middlings, 32l bar
Iels-total inspections, y3I4 barrels. This, with
ID. McCann's inspection, IA ,Sf5 barrels y makes
the total inspection for Ma 20 ,2ie barrels.
ARRIVALS BY RIvER.-SchO0ner Margaret
Ella, from Alexandria, to Hartley C Bro, with
$50 bushels red wheat, and sold at q. Is; 100
bushels corn (stOred.) Steamer Lady of the
Lake, general merchandise; departed with $50
barrels flour. Canal boat Nettie Graham. from
Berlin. 800 bushels wheat, 100 bushels corn,
200 bushels corn meal, for Geo. Waters.
TIE NEW ODEON at the Academy of the Visi-
tation is making rapid Roadway, but viii not be
complete for the coming exhibition the latter
part OF this month, 80 that the large play room
will have to be used as an exhibi. ion room this
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A l. + X A n d Z | A -,

A RELIABLE CLERK.-An Alexandria clerk
obtained permission of his employer TO visit
Baltimore on Saturday last, promising to be
back and open the store as usual on TIE follow
ing Monday morning. He paid the visit and
reached Washington on his return Sunday night.
but accidentally failed to reach the depot in
time to take the last Alexandria train. Having
no friends in " Washington, he walked its streets
until three O'Clock in the morning, and then,
taking off his boots, as they hurt his feet and
throwing them across his shoulder, he started
on foot for this city, reaching here about five
O'Clock. foot-sore and wearied, but sustained by
the proud consciousness Of having done his duty
and kept his promise.
BAD PRosPECTs.-Reports from the counties
adjacent to the city represent that the oat crop
will be nearly an entire failure; that the wheat,
even should il head out WELL win be diff cult to
garner, on account of the shortness of the STEM
that the grass is nearly dead. and that the cut
worm is seriously injuring the corn.
GRRELEY RATIFICATION MEETIEa--Ar-
rangements are in progress for grand Greeley
ratification meeting to be held here at an early
day. Among the sgners of the call are several
who have heretofore affiliated with the radical
party.
P.AEp P. r. R.-A party of civil engineers
passed through here this morning, via the w.
and U. X. r., for Middleburg, to survey q route
for the proposed Piedmont and Potomac rail-
road.
PLENTIFUL supplies of sturgeon, and few
here. The sturgeon sell at 50 a piece and the
shad at from SO to S11 per hundred.
DIR. LESTER LLOYD has bought, at a COM
missioner's sale, the Star tavern at Falls Church
in Fairfax county, for 81, S00-Gasette, last eve-
ming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-06
THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,O Ifce CHEF SSGr1l y zee, D
WASHINGTON, ID. G., June 6, 1872, 10 a. N.
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwENTY-FoUR HOT RS
The barometer has fallen north and west Of the
OHIO valley, with easterly to southerly winds,
cloudy and threatening weather and areas OF
rain. Cloudy weather, with light rain AM fresh
to brisk northerly winds, continues over the
east Atlantic states. Clear and partially cloudy
weather over the middle and southern states
with light to fresh winds. The barometer is
highest over the latter. Lowest over eastern
Nebraska and Dakota.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES barometer fresh to
brisk southerly winds, cloudy weather aud rain
prevail from Tennessee northwest over the
upper lake region, and extend eastward over
the northern portions of the middle states this
afternoon and tonight, and possibly over the
southern portion tonight. Clearing weather
to westerly during the day, but followed by
southerly winds and cloudy and possibly threat
ening weather by Friday morning. Clear and
partially cloudy weather continue over the
eastern Gulf and south Atlantic states Dam
gerous winds are not anticipated.
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THE COURTS.

POLICE COURT Judge SneH.-To- day, Charles
Reese, charged with assault and battery on
Obediah Kimmen. county cOnstab!e; 81.
John Cohen, assault and battery on Harriet
Walker, both col0red; 500 each to keep the
peace. Henry Harris, larceny of a coat, valued
at 50. He was caught in the dining-room of a
lady from whom it was stolen with the coat in
his possession; $40 and costs, or thirty DAYS.
Henry Harris, assault and battery on A. C.
Bowie. MT. Bowie attempted to arrest this
thief upon his premises, when he received a
blow which knocked him down; Judgment sus-
pended. Robert Carter, colored, charged with
grand larceny of jewelry and money, altogether
valued at $40; sent to grand jury. James E.
Sherwood, threats OF personal violence to Eme-
line Sherwood, his wife. The latter did not APP
pear, and the judge required his personal bonds
In the sum OF $ lO0 to keep the peace, which he
gave and was discharged. Recess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-06

The PIMLICO RACRs-Spriag MeeGrg of the
AdryiCnd Jockey Ciub.-The Pimlico grounds,
near baltimore, presented a lively and exciting
aspect yesterday afternoon, the occasion being
running race and tournament, under the
auspices Of the Maryland Jockey Club. The
festivities opened with a r unnng race, mile
excluded from starting until after the third
heat, IN which there was to be no distance.
The club offered q purse OF $500, of which
$3.50 was to the first and $50 to the
second horse. Five horses were entered.
After one false start the nags got of well
together on the second trial, Hanover in
the lead, closely followed by John Merryman.
Before reaching the first quarter pole, Grace
Rogers was close on the heels of John Merry-
man. The mare at this point SHE'D and tripped
up Tucker, who fell into the middle of the track
Rosa Bell. who was in the rear, making a clear
jump over the PROSTATE form of Tucker, and
the four naRs kept on at a killing pace. Tucker
remained motOness on the track, his little
colored rider by his side. A rush was made
horse was found 70 have broken his neck. The
carcass was qUi.,. lawn from the track in
order to ALLOW iA- second heat to proceed.
Hanover won the race in 1.56. The second heat
was OF course contest between Merryman and
Hanover. AT the first quarter John Merryman
shot ahead and commenced making a gap
tancing his competitors and passing the string
in1 .56K, winning the purse OF $3.50, Hanover
being entitled to so.
1he tournament appeared to be the great OBJ
lect OF interest among the ladies. The winning
knights were VIM. Grason, (Knight-Before.
Last John Grason, Knight of Harlem, } Chas
Rogers, (Knight of Lancaster) and L. p
Gwynn, Knight of Prince George's) Mr..
Samuels, Of Nirginin, who appeared as the
Unknown; Mr.. Patterson, Knight of Oak
Grove; w. ID. Aiken. (Knight of the Palmetto
State;) Messrs. Hamilton Cuttings, (Knight of
the Forrest0 j. Patterson, Knight of Oak
Grove,) and j. H. Gwynn, (Knight of Mount
Auburn.) The knight of Lancaster crowned
Miss Ida Wynn, of Baltimore, as queen; Knight
OF Prince Georges, Miss Mary Gilmor, Of Bal
Night Before Last, Miss Florence Patterson, of
Baltimore, second maid, and knight OF Har-
lem, Miss Mamie Cockrell, OF Virginia, third
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Goyernment Securttie<.
Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, J une 6-kireinia SKIES. Old. s.; DO
coupon, old, -; do, consolidated, 5l5a: West yir
gILi.s, l5s, North Carolina skies, old 80: do new
20. do, special TAX, Il bid to day
BALTIMORE, June 6.-Cotton hrm; low middlinss
IS. Flour very Gull; ina ket favors buyers Whoa,
dull ard unchanged. Corn steady and firm: mixed
western closed at s.. Oats steady; stern mixed
STATS; bright, 54a5S; southsra quiet, 61a5s Rye
quiet ana UNCHANGED. Provisions quiet aud un-
changed Western butter fairly active and IN
char 2, d. Whisky quiet, 92sa.L
NEw YORK, June 6.->tocks very weak Gold
steady, l41s. Money easy, S. Exchange, long, 90
short, l0ls. Governments irn and steady. Virginia
6s, -; lew, 81. North Cardinals 3o1a: new, 9Oi.
NEw YORK. June 6-FlOur steady. Wheat QLiet
and firm Corn shade hrmer.
LONDON, June 6, 1850 a. m.-Copsols opened at
g y ior money and ?2A for account. Bonds Of 1862,
!O1,; 1861 old, 9l1a; 1867, 931s: 10 40 S9sa.
PARIS. June 6.-kentes opened al SIS francs.
FRANKFORT, June 6.-Bonds opened at % 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-06

WORLDS PEACE JUBILEE
INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
AT BOSTON,
From June Isth to July 9Th. 1874,
Commencing daily at O'Clock m.
The Grandest Series Of Concerts
Ever giyen-introducng the be works Of the Great
Masters, and the music Of all nations.
THE NEW AND THE OLD WORLD
UNIVERSAL PEACE.
A MAMMOTH COLISEUM.
erected especially for this occasion.
comprising lSo choral societies.
1000 MISUNDERSTANDING.
In Grand Orchestra and Military Band.
MAGSIFIGENT BoouET OF ARTISTS,
$50 of the best American vOcali-ts.
THE MOST P9wEREgL ORGAN EVER
MADAME PEsCHKA LEUTNER,
The greatest living Soprano.
Gel EBRGTEp saHS 81 The GRs SN
OF London, Mr.. Dan Godfrey, Bapdmsster.
MADAME ABABELLA GoDDAsD,
Famous throughout the world as the Queen of Plan
1%Rs5SH e RsSr
d
JOHANN STRAUSS,
the emiL ent Composer aud Conductor.
BY permission Of President Theirs aud the French
THE CELEBHATED GAkDE REPUBLI
Of Paris. One Of the best Military Bands il Europe
FRANZ ABr,
Inc eminent Composer and Conductor, euthOr OF
when the Swallows Honeward Fly"
THE IRISH NATIONAL BANO,
Ihegreatest Band ever organized IN Old ireland.
MADAME ERMINIA RUDERSDoRFF,
The celebrated Soprano of London.
GRAND PROFESSIONAL OPERATE CHo
Nus,
German, English, italian and French Opera Cho-
ruses combined.
HEIR FRANZ BEspELL.
the eminent German Pianist
BY Of theGey Of United States
IHE tELBBRATED MARINE BAND.
Emperor Williams Imperial Household
CORNET QUARTETTk.
By universal desire,
ANVIL CHORUS,
with accompaniment OF one hundred Anyils. by the
Boston Fire Department.
THE NATIONAL AIRS OF ALL COUNTRIES
by 70 co. Voices, GO Instruments the Great gan,
Infantry and Artillery fccompaniment.
The " hole forming the
the world has ever known, under the supery isun of
committees CON prisng the most eminent citizens Of
The concerts during the first week will be on 9
gIandeT scale then thereafter.
SEASON TICKETS, transferable. admitting 10 all
the Concerts, FIFTY DOLLARc EACH, including
reserved seats, ready and Tickets for single ac
mission to each entertainment, during the nrst
week, FIVE DOLLARS, with reserved seats, may be
p. PECK, Music Hall, Boston
Diagr ans Of seats in the Coliseum for sale az Nh
Per order of the Executive Committee.
maySo th.stu6t HkNRY q. PARKER, Sec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-06

Wall street and business interests generally
are becoming apathetie in regard TO the Wash
ington treaty, and Ii is thought that any result
10 the negotiations would have Comparatively
or out of Wall street. The gold market Is sus-
tanned by the continued heavy exports of specie
and the prospect that they viii be kept up for
some time to come. Government bonds con-
tinue very strong. The money market is un
changed, the rates on call loans being 5aT per
cent, the greater part Of the business being
under per cent. Prime commercial paper
continues to move freely at Car per cent.