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LIBERAL APPOINTMENTS,
ILLINOIS.

The gentlemen named below will speak At tho time
and places designated:
SENATOR TRUN1BULL.
Kiumundy, Friday, Nov. i.
Charleston, Saturday, Nov. q
GENERAL BLACK.
Rockford, Winnebago Co., Friday, Nov. l.
Lena. Stephenson Co., Saturday, Nov 2.
THE HON. WILLIAM BROS3.
Pincaneyvnle, Perry Co., Friday, Nov-1 l.
Sparta, Randolph Co., Saturday, Nov. 9.
GOVERNOR PALMER.
A1aconb, McDonough Co., Friday, Nov. !, p m.
Bushnell, McDonough Co., Friday, Nov. !, night.
Chicago, Monday, Nov. 4.
JUDGE EUSTACE.
Paris, Edgar Co., Nov. !, day.
THE HON. JOHN N. GWIE.
Paris, Edgar Co., Friday, Nov. l.
THE HON. ". E. WORTHINGTON.
Brimfeld, Psoria Co., Friday, Nov. /.
TIE HON. WILLIAM II. SPRINGER.
EEEela, Woodford Co., Friday. Nov. I.
, 1872-11-01

New YonK, Oct. 91.-Albert S. Evans, who is
reported lost on the Missouri, was formerly the
Troy, N. T. Oct. 31.-The Hon. John 4. Girls
void died this evening. at half-rast So'clcck.
(Hon. John A. Griswold, born In RennsaIaer
County, N. T., in 1922. Prominently connected
with iron manufacture in Troy, N. Y member
SERVING Vim consecgtivelT va and With abiI1 Eongfe1
Committees Of Naval Affairs and WAYS aud
Means.
, 1872-11-01

for prime; cars extra cHt Ohio selling ut l2H@
13Ec, and cara 614 cwt at n@13c-
sHEEP-Receipt5 s. 400 today, aud Il, 500 since Sat-
uraay. Market good at 5g6Mc for sheep, and 7@sKc
for Lambs car Canaas averaging 70 lbs selling at &c.
with car Of 60-lb OHIO sheep at 55sc.
HoGs--Receipts 36 cars making 26,7o0 thus far this
week. Prices dr1ner ut 5@5a1c for i've and 637c for
dressed; live Ohio averaging 100 lbs sold 5c.
, 1872-11-01

Tha public will, no doubt, be surprised to learn to
what extent this article is manufactured in this CITY,
The Crane Bros. Manufacturing Company, No. 10
North Jefferson street, obliged to run their mill
night and day in order to supply the demand and are
tarnsng out nearly 800 tons Per month: They also
manufacture every variety Of fittings and steam wa11n-
ing appliances In large quantities.
, 1872-11-01
sntiTH nlV}St0M.

About one hundred ana LNentJ-nF6 people aS-
sembled in the First Baptist Church, Wabash
avenue, near Hubbard Court, last evening, in
response to call issued by the Committee Of
Fifteen. The church, as is well known, is not in
very thiclly-inhabited portion Of the city, and
this fact explains the small attendance. Among
those present was the Hon. John Wentworth.
When he walked up the aisle and took seat
great many of the audience smiled; he, how
ever, seemed to have been to church before, as
he picked up the hymn-book and commenced
reading. DR.. Evarts and the Sexton approach
ed him and shook hands, and, as inferred from
: mega tive shake Of his head, probably invited
him to take seat in the pulpit. After prayer
by the Rev. Arthur Mitchell,
DR. EyERTs MADE FEW REMARKS,
urging that all Laws were restrictive and dcoercive
aud that the so-called natural freedom Of every
body was limited, it being surrendered for the
good Of the community. The Sabbath Was given
to the world because the people needed It, and It
should not be annulled by few men. AL laws
could be attacked, if prohbitory law could be,
because it WAS no more Testrlct1Ve than inc
few we're erased from the statute book, what
would become Of society? If the Temperance
law was enforced the statute book might pc
burned. for nearly all crime would cease. The
reverend gentleman, if he had his way. would
put every drunkard into the Penitentiary.
He dilated at some length upon the temptations
offered to- weak humanity, and claimed, II the
saloons we're removed from the sight of the
weak. intoxication would almost cease. Ru1n
and destruction would overtake the country if
the Sabbath was not properly observed, for God
would not give a people free government if they
discarded His holy day. Sunday WAS needed
for moral culture, to develop virtue, without
which people would 80 to destruction.
He believed whiskey and beer selling and drink
ing should be made outlawry, and punished as
SUCH. An attempt, it WAS said, would be made
to repeal the State law and the city ordinance
prohibiting the traffic in Intoxicating drinks
on Sunday; the liquor interest was CO mbined;
to avert the calamity, the temperance men
should stand shoulder to shoulder and vote for
no man who was in favor Of effacing the laws
from the statute books.
Rev. ARTHUR MITCHELL
was then introduced, He said there had been
much talk, but it would do no good the issue
must be met ct the polls. The question was, were
a majority of the people Of Chicago in favor Of
Tres liquor on Sunday The liquor dealers would
not leaye stone unturned to ensure SUCCESS.
Men we're to be sent to the Legislature, and it
depended upon the people whether they should be
good or bad-men who would retain and make
fhe law more stringent, or men who would repeal
It. He spoke OF the State law, claiming that 1t
was Just and night that iquor-dealers should M be
compelled to pay for the injury they did TO the
drunkard and bis family. Nothing could be
mora ~ ~reasonable than that. Every merchant was
responsiRle for the injury he does to another,
, 1872-11-01
Baltimore live Stock Market.

BALTIMORE, Oct. .31.-CAr71E-Very dull. Receipts
heavy; prices Hc lower; very best on sale today,
s575@6s7H; that generally rated first quality, s.5o3
SITS medium, good, fair quality, S3.5o@475. Re-
ceipts, 4, DIG; sales, 3,478. ....
Hoes-Dui, and 7ic lower pens full: sales at 5000
@G.6oH receipts, 1895.
SHEEp-very dull, and lower. Receipts heavy; fair
to extra, f400@5.50. Receipts, 1881.
, 1872-11-01

NEW YonK, Oct. s1.-Business is very quiet in all
departments Of trade, although the obbers are kept
come forward III fair amounts. The market contin-
ues steady and strong with no quotab1e change in
goods are dull in importers and jobbers hands, but
the auction largely attended again. To-day
large auction sale Of Lupins merinos and dress fab
RIGS was : SUCCESS bidding was brisk, and better
prices prevailed for all plain goods.
, 1872-11-01

NEW YORK, OCT. s.-CArr1E-Receipts today 60
$500 thus far this week. Tie market was arm at
1TGkc advance common and medium stock. Tex
ans went at 94@954c with lot Of fat 65 cwt. at
10c Natives sold 1t 10@11o for common, and 12@lsKc
, 1872-11-01

CHICAGO. Oct. 81, 1871.
Hlr .. 3. CooKE:
Dear Sir: Yours of tho 3th inst with sample of stuff
which you had represented you S1oaas Condition
Powder Is at hand. We very sorry your pretended
friend should treat you in this The stuff
faud Soan'a Condition Powders we do not blane
tie horse for not eating it. it might have Killed
Any person that pretends to have Soans Condition
der to sell in bulk by the ounce, pound, hundred
weight is decci7ing e!se and should
be called friend. SLOAN'S CONDITION POWDERS
ARE MANUFACTURED BY US ONLY, and put up In
Is and 80 cent packages All say is, look
frauds Soaa Condition Powders have many oItatos
Ike the above. Remember, they arc not sold by the
poad, only BY the package, 25 and 50 cents Although
M Cooke gives tho of the Wholesale firm, We
omit it. .-...-.... ..
WALKER i TAYLOR,
Proprietors Of Soan,s Condition Powder.
, 1872-11-01

,u.. 1efa WIS no elett1Un Auu
nobody wanted rne1r votes, was to do nothing.
They must continually work and agltate. But
whatever came, the law must be enforced. Il
The law 7gas resisted, why, enforce the law, But
they would not resist. If three hundred police
would not answer, three hundred Thousand
their % eyes open, and Tuesday let every good
man be- at bis place, and see honest Christian
gotes were put in, and next, year 60 to primary
meetings, eYe1 il in 3 saloon. he Wopld go
, 1872-11-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Now York Financial Nexvs.
NEW YonK, Oct. 31.-Monc; closed, though not
stringent, at currency to gold.
Etafti "
, 1872-11-01
GIFT ENTERPRISE,
100000 for only $40.

Tbs Second Grand Gift Concert authorized by spscia
Kfentneky 'f T Pesysy % saq taks Pse il
SATURDAY. Dec. ls7s, ititue extended from Sept.
cent Cash Gifts will be distributed by lot to tckethod
, 1872-11-01

tAV bAAtNA w ~ A~N~AA~5 Ak =
IN asked, as to why be took
moment as an election for
ID disturbance. Hereplied
They had simply lnhook-
nd the man jumped ont,
u. Dead men, not living,
- IS started it. Ask the
:, men, a7d the would say
s.,.: ,he public ear. Itwas
=. laws were mentioned, d
49,. liked Of mobs, not be-
!. -, ice, but because each
-: :: in his con
=. was started be-
: been days Of
-. p. lid their husbands
Il. dark. The vital
..::.: If IVES to stand, or
&C.,. Since this Was 3
~. :: IN vas the only
.,s.s go, J 3guilty Who dared
5od or bad, this
J.. reed. When men
~. / Law there WIS no
a:.;:t snitentiary. It was
=, :, isabbath, but Of the
J" 5glad the impression
=: r. ts everywhere. He
:. :. he days when men
d .- for working Sunday
these. Take away the
istian religion had
es. Lien were actually
vote to repeal these
he had to be tooth or
he former. To bring I'D
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
ECoND BOARD--l p. NJ.
FRIDAY, July l9-P. NJ.


The Stock Exchange showed more activity
to-day than for many days past and with the continued
ease in money and its favorable outlook there seemed TO
be disposition the part OF the few remaining bro
kers TO inaugurae little brief campaign on their own
account. So, taking advantage Of the expected early
arrival from the Pacific Coast Of President stockwel
and anticipating favorable report OF the Com
pany from him, Pacific Mail was vigorously
taken in hand and the price up from 76i
to 7si this straight advance OF points being somewhat
remarkable for these times Of stagnaton. The rise
doubtless received aid and comfort from the endeavor
Of the shorts" TO cover their outstanding contracts
Inspired by this sudden action the part OF the lead
ing speculative stock the rest Of the list made quick
response OF per cent, st. Paul rising from S43 TO
$50 Rock Island lll.ali13, and c. C. and Indiana Cen
tral 35aS, while Western Union was we'll supported at
u. 75 Ohios at 46a46 and Lake Shore 92i Erie was
ne most active stock on the list, fuctuating between
ad5OIa52ta5li The rest Of the list was quiet. or the
Investments, Morris and Essex sold at 80; Delaware
lackawanna and Western, 1854 and Erie Preferred 49,
Miscellaneous shares dull ana expresses neglected
The following table shows the opening. highest, low
st, and closing prices OF stocks:
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
\ VI. just published by
HARPER 4 BROTHERS, New.YOrk

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,n,ho, Of The Warden" Towers" "orley Farm,
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GOLDEN SORROW By Mrs Csshe Hoev author Of " a House
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A GOOD INVESTMENT. STORY OP THE UPPER OHIO
BY Fgg Author Of "Thre Seasons in European Vineyards &C
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the Phoe.
IEHE NEW LIFE OF HORACE GREELEY.
READY TINS WEEK
THE NEW
REPRESENTATIV LIFE
OF
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BYL U. REAvIs.
WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY cAssIUs NJ CLAY.
This not an Old La published several sars and reprinted for
, OCCASION ou, an ENTIRELY NEW BOOK just prepared with
fresh materials from and original standpoint.
Its as the title wen expresses REPRESENTATIVE LIFE and
viii from its very remarkable we'll usaDed interest
from beginning to enc command all readers
.vsry community.
striking ste,lpate portrait GREELEY the best and
recent photograph faces work really worth the price Of the
whole book
The 600 large closely printed and although
very expensive produce sold the uDpreoedeniey
low prce Of 81 per copy.
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THE TRIBUNE.
YRw.YORK CITY,
G. w CARLETON & Co., PUBLISHERS,
MADIsONsQUARE, NRwYoRK
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
THE MARKETS.
IcAefun, reported Tor TsB TE,BuSE

ICArefuTy TBB TRBuSEi
PRIDAf July ~ 1871
AsHRsThe rectptsoaY pkgs Pots quiet bat
firm At II 1888 25 Pearls sie dull aud nominal
BEANs-Medum Beans good demand % Is bnsh Pea
Beans at -
BERSWAX-rhe dali and prices have further de-
We 3593c and &c for Southern.
BROoM-C0RN AND BROOMs-The market for Corn very
n and prices entirely nominal B very but prices
quoiaOe change. We from % s5 80 dorm
o style, &c
C0TTONThe demand spot only limited and prices ie
lower sales bas 1892 last evening" Of which 1872 bales
for erpert eonsunpUn forward deers-he de-
active but prices t. decline; sales follows AL on bass
Of Mddngs: after August 20 at e
3l6c lO 2tc, 100 at q lice, 200 At 2se loO al
36c September $40 at 70 lbe $50 AZ 2 100 at ale 2 at
az November 100 az lc;
december at Isc 9ic; total s. o. bales satcay
10 o. m-Juy 2g.e delivered August 900 At
2 2i lice 800 a zle 30 At 20 l5l5c 600 s C1
Al 2O 2Oie 30 2tc l0l ~ Us ic l0
at ale September 2Osc 500 At 70 lSlGc 100 at
2O 40) at 200 at 20 3c 200 a. a 80 at 20 llioe o." At
30 20 9l6c., 100 al 2oe 200
az 70 sl6c .Oe sl6c 500 1e 200 s2 il6c
AZ Olc 2c l5i6 2Oc October so at
Is ls3c 100 at 10 6c 100 lgic 100 az 9 lJloc 29 't
l9c November 9t lec.; OJ 10 l5c .Opa et
Deeember &c., lc lgic oiat lec Total 2oTo baies
lf Os0 balea We ouafe.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
And the following for city banks stocks:

The leading feature In railroad bonds was the decline
In Central and Union Pacific First mortgages, which fell
1Oi and 90 respectively the Incomes having at the
same time declined from s7t to g. There steader
feeling at the close Boston, Hartford and Erie Frsts
sold at 49, aud Hannibal and Central Missouri Frsts at
ssa The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
Mem l)ubIirallons.
CCRIBNER's MONTHLY
FOR AUGUST

FOR AUGUST
ppFsFyrs AN ATTRACTIVE TABLE OP CONTENTS
resr. 8, A NEW STORY BY HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN;
TUE CONFLICT op LABOR AND CAPITAL is tested Of BY
AuAsA WALKER DR. HOLLAND writes about STRIKES, THE
WINE QUESTION, AND NOVEL READINGS WARNER gives Us
os ot hi, choicest Essay under utle"wAr is YOUR CUL-
TURF TO MP The Illustrated Articles YACHTS and YACHT
ING, THB GRAPHIC ARTi THB ISLAND OF CoRPUi THB
cAEoE-How TO BUILD AND HOW TO MANAGE 1T. There are
POEMS SHORT STORIES continuation Of MRS. oLlPHANTs
SPLENDID SERIAL AT GATES" and unusually attractive
variety the departments Of HOME AND SOCIETY AND NATURE
AND SCIENCE also able Papers on TWO MODES OF PRISON
MANAGEMENT, and tae NEW LIFE oP ABRAHAM LINCOLN
6e, ke
THE ETCHING is By MISS LEDYARD
FOR SALE BY ALL EBwsDEALERs
e4A YEAR IS CENTS NUMBER
SCRIBNER & Co.,
s54 BROADWAY, EEwYoRK
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
Jnstrntnon.

A GRADUATE of Yale, with a successful
IN exentnse o M best New Enfand Heh Schools desires
f PRINCIPAL Principal 81 EBgsh Depart
mfBt iE "a gIosirg Address INSTRUCTOR EoTNeb
CeuD.
A FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS.-rhe Tenth
hesson NEMBuRGi INSTITUTE vii btgin sept
D. address for rclar &c HENRY W. blGLAk, Newb1gh T.
A LADY will give daily instructions i'm
IN FRENCH MISC and ENGLISH 10 eIhfLge o sboue IN the
so6utry. Adde'S MUSIC TEACHER, j Ldoy-sh
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
sT. JOSEPH AND DENVER CRY RAILROAD
CoMPASY's

ut. JosErH AND DENVER CRY RAILROAD
CoMPANY's
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
are being absorbed by an increasing demand for
them.
Besides being the obligation Of wealthy corpora
ton, composed of men of experience aud hightoDed
commercial integrity, they secured by first
mortgage ON the road, revenues, land grant, fran
ehise, and equipments, combined in one mortgage,
and are readily negotiable both in the markets of
this country and Europe.
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 CS per cent per annum, payable
semi-annuay, free of tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, $1,000 $500, and 800 Con-
pons or Registered.
Price 9I and accrued interest in currency, from
Feb. 10, 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 unhesitatingy recon-
mend them.
TANNER g. Co., Bankers, No. II Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20

State bonds remain dull and without wide changes.
Tennessees lower however, tho new Issues having
touched 73y973i South Carolinas steady In
but the dealings were hardly Of any consequence The
Missouri bonds are fr1n The following the bids;
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20

HowEs & MACY Bankers, No. 80 Wall-st, New
York. offer the same facilities to DepositOrs as In
corporated Banks, and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of -Four per cent
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds, &c.
&c. for Investors.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20

though tho newer bonds firm. The new Fiyes
fetched IS, and 1sos 1l5i though the 1888 de-
cned TO llIl
Fisk & Hatch reports as follows at 4 p. M:
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20

The demand for sound Understanding bonds, not sub
ect to speculative fluctuations continues Inc loans
introduced by Messrs. Fisk Hatch, the great Govern
ment bond dealers viz the Central Pacific the western
Pacific and the Chesapeake and Ohioal per cent gold
bonds and all regarded by Messrs. Fisk Hatch as
equally sound and sae-are among the avorites with
large class investors The last named can be regis
stered-an important advantage in the minds OF many
persons-and have been sold large amount during
the past week
Messrs Jay Cooke & Co. report that the July gold
coupons OF the Northern Pacific bonds have been freely
reinvested in those bonds the owners OF the coupons
preferrng bonds the gold. They also report that the
exchange Of other securities INTO Northern Pacdes has
also been large.
The st. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad Company
have declared scrip dividend OF is per cent to stock
holders said certificates calling for upaid shares Of
the Cairo Kansas and Texas Railroad OF Missouri which
will he delivered and after August Is, at 100 Broad
way to stockholders registered at the close OF business
July 2.
The Erie Railway Company report weekly earnings
commencing April l. 1872, as follows:
Previously reported ...,,.......... 5,I3,z23 4hs2'el
Total earnings sine. April sS59sea ssoSSSSs
Decrease for St u ss:i. 10 1895
The Philadelphia Stock Board dull. Pennsyl-
vana 6s lC7; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, az Read
ing Railroad $50; Pennsylvania Railroad $50 Gold, ll4a
The specie in the Bank OF France has increased 4o
francs during the past week
The Oriental Savings Bank, No i3o Grandst is very
prosperous institution, and has Board Of Trustees com
nosed OF some OF our well known business men. The
officers announce that all deposits made before July H.
will draw interest at the OF six per cent annum
from July /.
Mr. John Thompson. the veteran editor OF Ihonpsons
Bank Note Reporter thus describes the poltieonnanclai
aspect of walst in last number of his journal:
Draai ai.lanfi al aa M.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.


The Northern Pacific Railroad Company through
its Financial Agents, offers for sale its First Mort
gage 7.SO Gold Bonds They fall due IN 30 years.
bear 1910 per cent gold interest payable SEMI
annually, are exempt from u. s. tax TO the holder,
and are secured by first and only mortgage on
l. The Railroad, its Right of Way, Franchise
Rolling Stock and other Property.
.. Its Traffic or Net Earnings.
3. A Government grant of Land averaging on com
petion of the Road about $4,000 acres per mile Of
track.
The Road follows what is known as the Valley
Route 10 the Pacific, hauked most OF TIE way by an
excellent country and is assured in advance OF q
vast and profitable traffic which already waits its
COMPLETION. The work of construction is steadily
and satisfactorily progressing the settlement OF the
adjacent country and the building Of towrs keep
mace with the advance of the road; large body OF
the Companys lands is already in market, and the
proceeds of sales will constitute Sinking Fund for
the redemption of the Company Bonds, which are
convertible at 10 into tie Companys Lands at mar
ket prices.
Believing that thes bonds, both in point Of safety
and prohtableness constitute such a security as lu-
dicious investors can approve, we recommend them
TO the public. Government bonds and all markota-
bic securities are received in exchange at current
quotations without cost to the investor
JAY COOKE d Co,
New-York, Philadelphia, and Washington,
Financial Agents Northern Pachc Railroad
Company.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
AND
POLITICAL REGISTER
FOR 1872.
FOURTH EDITION NOW READY.

u .ouoB Astronomical contents Of au Almanac gives
;he lopirg Poi Iucal aud Statistical itiorn,,Iot
Laws AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DURING THE
THIRD SESSION OF THR XLIsT CONGBKSS.
PEOCLANATIOSs or NEUTRALITY AND FENiANi>M
act ENFORCING THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT
TIF TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
GRFESBACKs OUTSTANDING FROM 1902 TO l'7l
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS or IHE t. :. FOR 1871
NUMBER or POST-OFFICEs Is 1917 AND ls,l.
IMPORTS AND THEIR COST
PUBLIC DEBT or TIP UNITED STATES
POPULATION or STATES ~ COUNTIES FROM $50 TO 1870
POPULATION OF tbs PRINCIPAL CITIES or THEUS.
POPULATION FTHB a. g AND TERRITORIES 1870 TO lo7b
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT 90 CABINET SUPREME
COURT-MlNIsTERs TO FORBIGE COURTS
TORTY.SECOND CONGRBSS- POLITICALLY CLASSlFlzp.
COMMITTEES or THE XLIID CONGRESS.
sTATEs OF THE UNION. POPULATION CAPITALS GOV.
EENOKs 6o-CONGRESslONAL APPORTONMENT.
ELECTION RETURNS. CAREFULLY PREPARED or ELEC-
TIOSS HELD IS 1871 COMPARED WITH FORMER YEARS.
HOW 10 ACQUIRE TITLE TO GOyERSMENr LAND, &C., &c.
Sold by OIL Bookseller std Eeteats Irce 30 C,tni
poe,f po,,pad Address TllE TRIBUNE y. Y
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
BANKING HOUSE or HrynY ClEws & Co, }

BANKING HOUSE or Henry CLEws & Co..,
81 Wall-st., New-York. :
Bills of Exchange on England, Ireland, Scotland,
and the Continent.
Commercial Credits for use in Europe, South
America East and West Indies China and Japan.
Circular Notes and Travellers Credits available in
all parts of the world
Also, Teegraphic Transfers of Money Europe,
Havana, and California.
Deposit accounts received, bearing interest and
subject to check at sight.
Certificates of Deposit issued and Collections made.
State City and Railroad Loans negotiated.
CLEWs, HABICHT & Co.,
II Old Broad-st. London.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-20
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE-FIRsr CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Saks Of Goueamenf bond.
a5cJ $40 cou O. u....il 800 o. so Con- 67.ll5l
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