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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS


Com@Gnpsw onehundredh, and 10 weehavheD beside
Anmahe weather and saiir and trade
main which no one I The cAdOO Liss sOs
Reporter Of me 9n ss{s OF ea 49, ~ Ig, q, the ,son In
addition there several ooosgnnerts % band
not ays the Soncuson hat this time and for two months cOae
and the bordering states than anywhere else The sales reported
here and St Louis furnish satisfactory demonstration Of this fact
feeder and not suitable condition for the former zoe
be thinks them home, freight and other changes lie.
thin s placed on Hs pastures soon =. D0s;S are. I
ia proper marketable coalition 300 to $50 heavier
Psss s So. s s SSss saSsG IS S @ss
At had Is Mcpherson cars d. IL,
sales Of the Morris cattle ali Illinois BY Dudley q e~t just
5 Ms,,L At 81 Of c sa FEY and Y Of ne 3 e~s
had "a Of them al cwt sold at Re- and - Of 'lG3
coaey Mcpherson sold of g. ll.e
Goisnb sold hi. u ewt rood
2Sl2e with 90 stale nsni odaos srt ~ aoOS, is
G Kska 20 Kentucky state cattle. cwt At l2ie.
co carr T S ownsS A15s Which sS. o s a we: : "a
i9s and $ Of 4 c. sy t' at sS!2se .,r,o,,.
T. ellis sold his 20 Illinois cattle. 1870 n. AZ n1lae ios ule
covered o% he e Rs9 S & s S %ss: S:: aG ~
Lots Of sud 6stterh calves nave been so at Sc n aad ,
70, extra Jsss s Hume Elliott @ g c1ys; At % 50 each
Wright Hcss sold 70 Susll poor i7ssiso n, H'e % do.
Eee Otis sold bsulk a. SIC; m Us Il, lea
- Of l35 ~ Al &C.. and ~ Of $50 10, Af9e.
I. NJ. Graves Co, sold IS Jerseys. 100 n, at a.
SHEEP LlnBs-ArVas to-day; cau at Forty eighth Il,
car, local lambs Com@uniPsw cans Washington hAlei and %
lambs Foreth+t making IL a6 Saturday agaHs, s9
time las, week The general market for sheep 1ohangd save hss
fat stock rot heavy but Surplus a. with Which
butchers dress % their thin Amb sold al higher aes1ewhe ens
Gs' o s9 S 1ss s 9P LAMBS .S H':
price JERSEYS with Western at 7QSte Sales Forty
ehihs By Elliott % Canada lambs Sc H. oc State
:sS sd & @ $ g. a. il S.Isa q f .1 n'is s
prime sheep.
Kirby soh 100 Ohio sheep fs 10 at Sci Do do ~ ct 6le
and Kentuckv lambs. 51do0i n, all al lie
Judd Buckingham sold 40 PehrsyvAnia lambs SO hs loci
yesterday 1855 Indiana saeep Is bs At Sc 2o3 d. bs,
STE. 7iJ Ohio 7eas+l lbs al SsaSic with lao Kentucky ab
"a hS. m7le -.
Pdooeh ConnuDpsw Gull 10, Of thin sheep and old buel
90lbA &c 81 Ohio sheep % lbs, ti 70 Of ~ ia Al &c Is Of
0l Sic % Of 6 lbs, IS choice jersey lambs IS bs
do 6Sic lbs, al Tle., and 70 Of 50 bs, at re.
Kse Co. soh Al Jersey lambs 50 lbs al Toe 80 Of 90 H.
weighed fall at lole Ge9 Of 5Saei bs Al lie ITO oil " Ia, 40
ilie and 81 Of % lhs al life.
AZ Washington market Anderson Hsuu sold IS JeFseJ lambs "a
bs at iOi. and - of6l lbs. al lie
Apaug6 Yard sOld 100 Jersey hmbs Of s3aS5 i00lie
W. H. Havaes Co sold 10 Of 50 oe AID 30 Of 81 az ls
Jshe o. so 70 jersey hia amts 81 o. 81 s,s 10 Of 40
I0e, and II Of 90 n Al lie
Heos-A,hvas Porshst and "A Cs-aAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28
The Philadelphia stock market is dull Pennsylvania

The Philadelphia stock market Is dull; Pennsylvania
es 1O9; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad IS; Reading
Railroad 6ll; Pennsylvania Railroad, 59s Gold, 1lSi.
Earnings Of Pacific Railroad of Missouri for the month
Of May 1872 s269559 May, 1871, $2s4,732 decrease,
s15L79 First week in June 1871, s62l46; June, 1871,
$56635; increase, 1871.
The Coupons OF the First Mortgage bonds Of the
Rondout and Oswego Railroad Company, due on the LIST
OF July will be paid at the Office Of the York, King
ston and Syracuse Railroad Company, No. IS Wiiamft
John b. Manning, No. 8 New-st, will collect the semi
annual interest on all claims Of Virginia bonds, and Will
attend to the conversion OF the old stock and bonds into
the new Consolidated bonds and Scrip
The New-York Providence and Boston Railroad Com
pany have declared quarterly dividend Of p per cent
payable free OF Government tax at the office of Messrs
NJ Morgan's Sons No 80 Wliam-st, the 10th day Of
July.
Messrs George opdyke Co., Financial Agents Of the
n J. Midland Railway Company, will pay the July
coupons and registered interest the First Mortgage
per cent OF the Company free Of Government tax
The transfer books OF the registered bonds are now
closed, and will reopen July 1.
The Institution for the Savings Of Merchants Clerks
will pay hayeary interest at the rate of per cent
all sums Of IS to not exceeding $780, and per cent
larger sums payable July is.
The July coupons OF the first mortgage per cent bonds
OF the West Wisconsin Railroad will be paid in gold,
free of tax at the office Of the Company, No. "A Broad
way.
The coupons due July the first mortgage bonds of
the Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad Company will be
paid at the Office OF the Company, No SO Libertyst.
The Mercantile Fire Insurance Company has declared
emannual dividend of per cent, payable July l.
The Manhattan Savings Institution have declared
semi-annual dividend az the rate Of per cent per
annum payable and after the third Monday In July
The coupons of the first mortgage bonds of the Evans
July 1, will be paid at the Bank OF America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28

Gold was higher and more active than yesterday ana
the price after momentariy touching ll3t advanced to
ia. the high prce being attributed less 10 the demand
than TO the advance In the foreign exchanges TO ITO for
60 days bills and IIOs for seht-a point very seldom
reached and rate at which merchants can ship with
advantage The excessive bids for the Treasury gold
also assisted in stiening prices The Bank OF England
rate continues steady and unatered at per cent the
market being thus without influence from TINS source
The rates paid for carrying were 81 g. A. and per
cent The disbursements OF coin interest 20OO0
the Treasury redeemng $4,000 In called bonds total
of s57 The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was as follows Gold cleared. s9oe3oP; gold bal
ances s2l9s 800 currency balances, s2i9OS3S The fol
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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 of experience and heightened
commercial integrity, they 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.
A liberal sinking fund provided in the mortgage
deed must advance the price upon the closing of
the loan. Principal and interest payable in GOLD.
Interest at eight 49, per cent per annum, payable
semi-annually, free of tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, $1,000, $500, and 800 Cou-
pons OF Registered.
Price 97i 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 quantity of these Bonds for sale,
and the increased demand absorbing them, warrant
the belief they will be sought for at 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 unhestatingly recon-
mend them.
TANNER & Co., Bankers, No. II Wall-st.
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have seen the womans face IL turned whiv' ner jaw
dropped and she stared blanhy. utterly unable 70 com
ply with my request Her husband snatcnou Up .no
Mate and handed IL to with bow ana aoe NY
fectonery with an innocent air IN tho muse ol Ia
silence sunstroke" is an excellent ar.loo "nu =, @
r, all vho arc exposed to the raging heat OF an
y. .o'1an summer "schumann's Mondnacht" Is
zatSer dainty little poem by Miss Kate Hllard and
,Ssro arc monv readable paragraphs as usual in tho
MnnthlY Gossip"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28

The July number of the National Quarterly
Rerieo devotes an elaborate paper the life and
vices Of Henry Clay, in which appreciative estimate
is given of the genius and character Of that usrous
statesman. Mr. Clay is represented the greatest If
not the wisest legislator Of the age upon the vital
questions that before the American Congress
Inferior to Daniel Webster in matter and strength Of
argument, he exerted powerful influence upon
the national legislation by his cOnsummate tact, his
practical WISDOM and his ntrepidy Of character than
any of his distinguished rivals He viii be remembered
for his energetic in firing the nation with his
nvincibe courage, when America entered the battle
field against the intrusion OF Great Britain II any
statesman has promoted the advancement Of the
try by its internal development during the period from
the end Of the war OF the Of his career in
1882 it was emphatically Henry Clay Though not
faultess public man, there was one of his time
who committed few errors, and who accomplished 30
much good Other articles in this number Serpent
Worship among the Primitive Races erudite discus
sion of curious branch of archaeology THE Law Of
Equivalents" a speculation ingenious than con-
elusive on the conditions of Origin and De
yeopment of the Marriage system" historical study
illustrative of the progress of mankind from ayagery
civilization in the relations Of the Grant and
Greeley" descantng the shortcomings of the pres
ent Administration and James Gordon Bennett"
drawing parallel between the departed editor and
Socrates Ansxagoras, Pyhagoras, and other ancient
models Of civic virtue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28

The chronological Journal Tor July opens
tn, ntogranh,cal sketch of Horace Greeley and b.
Graft Brown, with portraits and phrenoiosical esS
mate of their characters There is also portrait OF Tue
late James Gordon Bennett with oriet sketcn o. D
life An opportune paper gives series OF notices o. '0
different Presidents of the United states from
ton TO Grant with tabular view OF tneli 80
interesting set Of specimens to those who are
o,ions IN the study Of physognomy. The Description
~ the salmon and Its Culture" which occupies seVefa
naee in the present number forms an instructive enap
Ter of natural history.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28

The Fourth Number of HaD-HoT Recreo-
tons IN Popular Science dee Shepard is deVo'eu W
an account OF spectrum analysis discoveries sho"ns
application ofthe method 20 microscopca research uu
TO the physical constitution and movements ~
booo, hod,es conpiled from the writings OF Sehelen'
Young Roscoe, Lockyer, Huggins, and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28
City bank shares sold at 1874 for Ba
The following were the bids

The disbursements Of July interest are having their
effect on some OF the prominent railroad mortgages
visible increase in the demand well appreciation in
values being noted. All the issues active, and
the Pacific bonds especially strong Centrals sell
ing at lO4E Union Pacific Frsts at s3sG94 do Land
Grants, sltasla and Incomes at ST. Morris and Essex
Firss sold lOl Pittsburgh Fort Wayne, and Chicago
Frsts 1O7 and do Seconds at 1924 The following were
the bids:
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Coleman & Benedict's closing quotations were:

The money market still works with great ease and the
supply oanabe funds ia in excess OF the demand al
and per cent though rule the very low rates OF
Monday did not prevail. Prime business notes. for
which there is an improved demand, move at 6iS7
per cent
Government bonds again inactive, but prices
stGened under the improvement in gold, the market
closing strong on the basis Of liza TO 117I for 1868
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28

fay active, prices
A. 2gd+0 for Connecticut Wrappers i6sc
do seconds Filters; Od4oc for Ohio and Penns
yana Wrappers; l5G25c for lots and l2Gs for Fe and
Binders Gl2t for State running os l52c oI
Fair Fine 9iGl for Ohio running lOs and q Gs
70 Wisconsin and Western.
WHISKY Inactive but firmly held at s2c We bear OF 10 ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28

The title of Fanny FERNS new volume is
est,ve Of seasoning without sustenance, as Odper-
So,e without the inevitable leg Of mutton, would be
more savory than nutritious But I'm the variety OF chit
chat about men, women, and things OF which the work
consists the writer contved TO find room for solid
fare as well pquant condiments She is always fresh,
eervescent sparkling, but knows how to mngle health
full beverages in the foaming cup no less than raey
Juices OF the aspery Of spirit that gives too fruty
favor TO some of her former productions the present
volume has few specimens, but is genial humane con-
siderate, and enhvened with fine mother-wit The
wonder that her peculiar vein Of humor and sentiment
never runs dry and that she is so rarely tempted to
piece out her dron and pathetic conceits with mere
words. C. w. Carleton & Coz.
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The specie shipments were 10000 In gold eoiu
The chief Of the State bond market was
the dullness pervading the entire list few small sales
we're reported bat at prices hardly varying from those
OF yesterday The following were the bids;
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prices; sales i' b,ss s last evening" including eos M
ton aud go speculation. Forward deliveries declined k
day boz anrsari recovered. Sales evening
july $40 a. 2, notice ser 3h iOg D Gc notice SO
1l6c August 200 ~ at
October 100 q 1i6o November 90 2o.c total 100 bass
sales today 10 mJUre 100 % q ll6e 100 5le
100 at25e 800 at % Lice 90 E4c 100 At Is fife 25e
200 q l6c 100 At 25e notice afsr tl August 100 s
De- 100 25fc, SO0a 70 6c
September 800 23is 200 at zo zo ., 23 Octobs
2lc 800 at 2c November 100 2c 30 al Doc 200 ~ alta
December 2oQ AZ lsIc 300 at - g6c 100 II 9t 800 at 1915
eIarg-lll6c paid 70 eI 900 July r 80 August g. paid en-
COO August r. O. B. 30 shipment sisashab
1gie 10 200 bales grand total bales We qros
LrL.nL 49,
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a
| s2G0,O0

Foreign Exchange, already ntmeted, was strong and
higher, tho leading houses having made further al
in rates. Sales Of long sterling were made at no.
and sight at IlOs. The rates % annexed: 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28

The Herald Of Health for July has contribu-
lions from Professor Huxley, Mrs. Charles H. Wright
Dr. Henry Gibbons, Mrs. L. cakes Smith, and Henry
Ward Beeoher, in addition TO the lively miscellaneous
paragraphs from the pen of the editor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28

forms an exhaustive monograph, with everything essen
tal to the subject and superiuous details
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28

1t is much easier TO romance about animals
and invest them with unreal qualities than keeping them
as they are TO make them delightful subjects of story by
the force Of close observation and humorous perception
of their individuality This difficult thing is successfully
done by Mrs Crupples in her little book, Singular Cred
lures Qee Shepard, which, to quote the title page
again. contains Studes and Stories from the Domestic
Zoology of a Scotch Parish" and gives us accordingly
such hOmely annals as those of "The Tailor's Cat"
"Neute the Cobbler's Dog" "The Weavers Starting"
and "Tappe and her Chicks" the last in opinion,
the best as introducing "Our Barbara" the quaint,
kindly Scotch servant friend Of all dumb creatures,
rearer OF youthful turkeys terror Of cruel boys, and
nurse to invalid pullets. 1t is she who collects
procession TO attend the funeral Of Sara the chicken
who died OF broken heart and then breaks down her
self when it comes covering the coffin with earth
Gamma bear IT, men, she cried fairly giving way. "Ye
can bury her wha likes do it," WheTeupOn one
Of the boys saying "such haversw stepped brsky for
ward shoyeled in the earth, and Sara buried.
declare to goodness said Barbara, when they had
all gone away, Dave Cleark must haze heart o.
sane To way happit puir sara ill., and he wad
likely haze done the same to Tiny It's awfu' hoo
ladies can be sac cruel" There much of the delicate
Quaint humor Of Milford in these sketches and
cordially recommend them to such parents about
to take their boys and girls into the country and
looking about for few pleasant books with which 10
while away those possible rainy days which some
times even in dry Summers and send the Young folks
indoors for amusement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28

The Catholic World for July explains How
the Church Understands and Upholds the Rights OF
Women" in the concluding number Of series on that
subject II brings forward host Of examples iustrat-
ing the perfectons Of woman in the kingdom OF grace
and showing what the church has done for woman, and
what woman has done for the church. The writer urges
upon the sex the duty Of cuyating their higher facu
ties, and giving their vote in the great election
that will decide the victory Of the church or the
world in favor Of the interests Of virtue and the rcgen
Grafton Of society Mr.. Albone's Dictionary OF Au-
thOr receives severe censuTe at the hands OF crit
cal writer Of labor in preserving so vast an
array Of wholly insignificant names in its biographical
record Several other defects and errors Of more ser
GUS character are also pointed out in that youminous
work learned essay on "Epigrams " Is among the
contents OF the number preceded by an original spec
men in that kind which is better than anything quoted
or referred 10 in the article.
"AFIER READING Mr.. TUPPERs PROvERBtAL PHILOSOPHY.
wisdOln's sfecd sit Solomon and upper,
The saddle one bestrides, and one the crupper.'
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THE MARKETS.

lCsIeiul'V Reported Tor 1Hn rRIBusE.
THURSDAY, June q, lSra
AsiB-The receipts to-day Pots bat
steady VI 130 IS pr 10 ~ Pearls dull and nomlnA
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A GREAT OFFER !!

Horace Waters. ASH broadway, ". ~,
will dispose Of ONE HUNDRED PIANOS MRLODRONs ORGANS
Of 6tslass nAkers including Wste PRICES
Will Ake from 81 IS monthly until paid the
, and rent applied purchased New oease PIANOS modem
pf0yeBeHs Of PAROR ORGAN
beautiful sIe perfect made sIhbiuoR tsl
Bresd ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28

The bids for the Treasury gold amounted to $4,000 at
lIsJl OF these the Treasury accepted s2oooo
at 1870 10 1881 Details as under:
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eco O0O.......li3.El 70 llJlt
Kidder. Peabody Z Co.
&3O, 600 .......ll3.bl 10 1897
Match l. Foote.
6f1oO0......ll3 10 10 ll329
y. d. Randolph 4 Co.
S22. n0O.....,.llj.l9 " ll3.27
Tsussig, Fisher L Co.
az. 100. .................ll3I9
John A. Zeregsr \ Go.
$3.50, O00......D3l9 10 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28

The quotations based Cotton running
hall gIade ABOVE below The grade quoted.
OOFEEETbe demand i continue light bat prices srn;
$500 ba aguayra viii the past few cay part Of which we're s
quote Rio 81 l6i a49ic god Ia bond. -
FLOUR AND hEALThe arrivals u Flour larger anA the
market u lower for most grades Choice Family Extras CHOICE
Spring plenty A. the for 100
low grades Of fresh ground Pail Winter ground dull and ams
sales Of IS so bbA We qaoei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-28
Mem publications.

Mem Publications..
1ISTE NEW LIFE OF HORACE GREELEY
READY THIS WEEK.
THE NEW
REPRESENTATIVE LIFE
HORACE GREELEY
BYL u RRAvIs.
WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY cAssIUs NJ CLAY.
This not an Old NE published several and reprinted for
this OCCASION but an ENTIRELY NEW BOOK, Just prepared with
fresh materials from pew sDd original standpoint
TIA the title well expresses REPRESENTATIVE LIFB, and
win from its very remarkable wells sustained interest
from beginning end earnest attention Of all readers
every community
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
PREFACE, BY THE AUTHOR
INTRODUCTION, BY CAssIUs A. CLAY.
LETTER FROM Mr.. GREELEY ABOUT THE TRIBUNE
cnArL-FRoM BoYHooD TO MANHOOD.
CHAP. u-HoRACB GREELEY AND THE TRIBUNE
CHAR. ur-rHRRR MONTHS IN CONGRESS AND EUROPE.
CHAP Iv-THK GREELEY PARM-sEcoSD VISIT TO RU.
RoPE-AcRoss THE CONTINENT, ke
CHAP v.-HoRACE GREELEY AS AN EDITOR
CHAP v1-HoRAcE GREELEY AS POLITICIAN
CRAP vII-HoRACB GREELEY AS CRAFTSMAN
CHAP vIIL-HoRACB GREELEY AS A MAN OF LETTERS
CHAP 1x.-HoRAcR GREELEY AS REFoRMRR
CHAP x.-HoRACB GREELEY AS sELP-MADB MAN.
CHAP x1-HoRACE GREELEY IN THE SOUTH
CHAP xII.-HBSRY CLAY AND MARGARET FULLER.
CRAP xIII.-A PERSONAL WORD.
CHAP xIv.-THE LESSON OF HORACE GREELEYs LIFE.
GEORGE D. PRENTICE TO HORACE GREELEY. POEE.
APPEsDIx
THE NOMINATION OF HORACE GREELEY FOR PRESIDENT
CINCINNATI PLATFORM AND LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE
THE BAILNG OF JEFFERSON DAVIS
striking steelpae portrait Of Greeley the best and most
recent Photograph faces and really worth the price Of the
whole book.
The volume contains large closely printed pages 'nd although
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low price Of So per copy.
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The DAYS transactions at the United States Treasu
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExcHANGE-FIRsT CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.

5000 g. 80 COu 1904 no 400 0 $40 COu 67....il1i
1nA A M. i