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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-20

TTTANTED, FROM so TO 100 CORDS
w OAK WOOD delivered In the city or at
lanninPs On any nnvIgable River or Greek. Ad-
dress w., NEWS office. auglT-4tuth5+
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-20

THO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE STORE
Il corner King aud Liberty streets, with or
without back Store, suitable for any kind OF
business. VIII he tied from 1st OF September.
For particulars apply at Stole. augs.lmo
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qEAs, SUGARS AND FANCY GROCERIES.

Families In the country will ind it to their in:
terest to entrust orders to our care. Having
made o speciality Of PARTICULAR ATTENTION
TO COUNTRY ORDERS" we now have the larg-.
eat country trade of any retail dealer In the city.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-20

TNO RENT, A COMFORTABLE HOUSE
on SullIvau's Island, on the Front Beach,
near the Forl. Rent moderate. Apply to JhO
II. LOPEZ, No. 2 smith street. auRl6-6
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FAMILY RocERI Es,

r tea 49,
comprising full assortment OF
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augl-thsI
G0ufaIi0nai.
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per session OF five months. No Extras. For Cara
lognes, nc, address, A. @. SMITH. WIN. W.
SMITH, 4. NJ. J. o. SMITH, Principals, Warrenton
Va, or Colonel G.. E. LIGHTFUOr, late Principal
Va High School, culpeier c. H., Va.
uugl6-fmwlmo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13
RANKNG And FINANCIAL.
SEvEN-TmRTY GOLD Bonds.

The Northern Pacific 7-9O Gold Bonds are issued in
denominations Of 800 TO 5000 Coupon, and 300 to
$4,000 Registered have 30 years to run, bear inter
est $50 per cent in gold and exempt from United
States tax to the holder.
They are secured by first and only Mortgage upon
The Railroad, its franchises earnings, and all the
lands and property possessed by the Company.
These bonds are now selling at par and accrued in
tercst in currency, and with their ample security
and high rate of interest, believe there is no in
yestment accessible TO the people which is moro
profitable or safe. They furnish to the public an in
yestment security which combines the ready nego-
the convenience and high credit of first
class Railroad Bond, with the solidity and safety Of
a Real Estate Mortgage on Land worth at least
twice the amount loaned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13

The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Pennsylvania
ss 100; Philadelphia and Erie, 2ss Reading Railroad,
GIL: Pennsylvania Railroad 500. Gold, ia.
In speaking of the progress Of the St. Joseph and Den
yer City Railroad types gave the route length OF
only 80 miles instead Of 270 miles, 1t is in fact 225
miles OF which completed and the remaining As miles
are being built at the rate Of a mile per day.
Direct communication between New-York and Oswego
will soon he established by the completion OF the Mid
land Railway upon which but short distance remains
unfinished The NewJersey section OF the line ia already
in operation, and opens to Newfork business men a
healthfu and beautiful region OF country for residences
When completed this line will make accessible to the
metropolis one the richest agricultural regions in
sate--a region comparatively unproduotive hitherto
only because Of ts lack OF railway facilities. From
Mcssrs George Opdyke Co.. the financial agents OF the
Ney-Jersey Midland we learn that the entire issue OF
first mortgage bonds OF that Company has been marketed
Messrs. Morton, Bliss x Co. Offering investors
g. 100000 the first mortgage per cent gold bonds
the Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway Company, deliver
able July at 95 The bonds part OF issue OF
100000 100000 half OF which have been sold
European account The proceeds OF the loan will be
used 20 purchase the railroad running st. Paul to
Crescent, including the iron bridge Hastings giving
the Company the ownership OF ISL miles OF railway with
total mortgage debt Noraglng about s9227 per mile
The share capital Of the Company IL s2llic0 II net
earnings ls7l Noro $3.50 3 atercst on bonded debt
sl,JlI55, leaving q surpu, log the stockholders ~
sl5!?cc5. TIL Is the only eol1 oaa issued by the MI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13
WEDNESDAY. Juno Pr. NJ.

The street, for q wonder, has been but little
Influenced by interested in any news concerning the
Washington Treaty, and, indeed this matter was al
lowed to sumber in blissfu iepose for one entire day.
st the street showed animation and life than has
been noted OF late but the afternoon brought with 1t the
usual duness and dearth Of movement. Notably Erie
has enjoyed conspicuous prominence to-day. Early
sales were at CT but under the influence Of break In
the London quotation TO Att the price receded TO s.
though eventually reactng TO 500 The for the
burst in the London price found in a cur
rent report that heavy London Spectator
ON the upward side OF the market, owning
and controlling 10000 shares OF the stock, had
been compelled by Of the late decline in prices
TO default his contracts In other words, to-day Is
settling day in London, the party in question was I'M
able TO protect his stocks against the decline, and in
consequence the entire amount executed" equya
lent perhaps 10 selling out "under the rule" in
market. There we're doubtless other coutr-
butIng % the decline chief among which the late
decision in the Of Vanderbilt agt Erie rendered in
the Court % Common Pleas The breakdown I'm Erie
extended the general list, which all about TO
per cent lower, New-YOrk Central stock going
OFF 10 s7t; Scrip to 81; North Western common
TO 72k; Pacific Mail to 1884, and other shares proportion
ately Investments dgl, Michigan Cent? al selling
al 100; Harlem 1901 Morris and Essex, 92 dividend
Delaware Lackawanna. and Western, 1919 and Della
ware ana Hudson Canal 49, Miscellaneous shares were
pretty much negleeted, though Canton strong at
co. There was nothing doing I'm coal stocks; but
presses were strong and higher, especially United
states which advanced from SO TO s7i. The opening,
highest lowest. and closing prices of stocks were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13

waukee and st. Paul Company, and Is worthy the attcn-
ton Of investors
Messrs. Clark, Dodge CO. report active demand
for the per cent bonds Of the Pacific Railroad Com.
pany and have already disposed Of oqehaf they have.
The bonds secured by deed Of trust the depot
between Seventh and FOurtcentss IN the central part
Of st. Louis estimated worth double the amount Of
the loan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13
JAY CooKr & Co
New-York, Philadelphia and Washington.

TIE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER Cry RAILROAD
COMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS are being abb
sorbed by an increasing demand for them.
Secured as they are by a first mortgage on tho
Road, Land Grant Franchise, and Equipments, com
bined in one mortgage, they command at once
ready market.
ALiberal 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 Isl 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 97l and accrued interest, in currency, from
February - 1872.
Maps, Circulars, Documents, and information fur
nished.
Trustees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
New-YoTk.
Can now be had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country, and from the un-
dersigued, who nhesitatingly recommend Them
TANNER 81 Co., Bankers,
No II Wall-st.. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13

the end Of four months; western Union Telegraph at
the end OF four months The gold market has been less
active than yesterday with the predominant sales at 4
the extremes OF the day being ii3s9 the same causes
affecting the premiums that we're noted yesterday Inc
rates I'm the gold loan market g. and per cent
for carrying 10 fat The Assistant Treasurer redeemed
in called bonds $l7sOOo total Of s55Ol3OOo dlsbursng
$4,000 in coin interest The days business at the Ood
Exchange Bank was follows: Gold cleared si56oOG
gold balances, ti7357; currency balances, a9ll,S9'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13

Extra malls for Europe tomorrow per steamer Holsa-
ta Will close at p. m at the Merchants Exchange
Nos. 30 and 81 Pne-st.
Money has been IN free supply all day. at and per
cent to the bond houses, and and among the stock
brokerage firms. Prime business notes moved at6s@7
per cent.
The offerings to the Treasury for the sinking fund pur
chase OF S2OcOOOO aggregated only S925O at 1887 to
rA42 OF these, s47 so only were awarded at uJs7.
The details under:
Martin Runyon, $40 $50 $40 at........,...'..."ii56
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Nem Publications.

THB NEW
PREVENTATIVE LIFE
HORACE GREELEY.
BYL U REAvIs.
~ NOTICE TO THE TRADE. IA
The demand for csNEw LIFE OF GREELEY enormous tl''
the publication day has been postponed until next week
Tie Public have found out is ola LIE published several
years ago. and reprinted for this OCCASION bu, ENTIRELY NEW
BOOK Just prepared With e.b materials and from and original
standpoint
Ills as the title vel expresses REPRESENTATIVE LIFE, and
will from its very remarkable character 'nd its veu'tained interest
from beginning to END command earnest attention Of all eader'n
every community.
The Introduction by Hon CAssIUsM CLAY viii te found Of the
deepest interest
A chapter entitled HORACE GREELEY II TnE soUTH" viii
be repeated and copied widely all the Union.
The Appendix containing the nomination Of MI Greeley together
with bis Letter Of Acceptance CINCINNATI PIATFORM will
add to the value Of the book
chapter devoted to history Circumstances connected With
the BAILNs OF JEFFERSON DAVIS BY HORACE GREELEY,
ns some very remarkable Developments will be widely read
Letter MI greeley concerning LIE
TRIBUNE, full Ofntere,i and everybody should 'esi
chapter on HENRY CLAY MARGARET FULLER Will attract
the attention Of all literary men.
striking stespiie portrait Of Mr Greeley from the best and most
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whole book.
Indeed whole STAR Tep'ge Tn' v at the present
moment Arrest reading and thinking community such Oher
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contains 600 large closely printed pages ana although
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offered Asked.

Railroad bonds were fairly active, the Pacific mort
cages attracting most attention The closing quotations
OF these were 1Oal05 for Centrals 93I994 for Union
Firsts; ssas1t for Land Grants and s6l9se3 for In
comes Boston, Hartford and Erie Frsts firm at
Iial4 the Guaranteed bonds selling co. The follow
tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13

The above tie general rates Tor small quantities
Puts for round lots have been sold ana are still offered
at the market, for per cent bonus on the following
stocks; Lake shore. any time ia Gu day'; Toledo and
Wabash. any time In 70 davs: Central anu Hudson. at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13

HAST TENNESSEE.-THE KNOXVILLE
II WEEKLY CHRONICLE fo 1872 will contain number
carefully prepared articles the Climate Soil Products Minerals
and other naigra unsurpassed advantages Of Esst which
ttT called Tue Switzerland the articles prepared
expressly 70 disseminate facts for the information looking
hoh o Homes Answers 20 Correspondents viii be cGTeiuy prepared
sna pebhGtd of general cheapest ard reliable
T. b. obiauej
nessH bddTsss TIE Publishers RULE HICKS KBe1s Ts.R
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THE MARKETS.
Icsr.fupy Reported iorIHR rRls-yr.l

"WEDNESDAY. June u, 1877
ISUpSTbe reeeDs todsy are nkgs quiet and
chsugei Al 81 Is 80 Is; Pearls dull aud nominal So
COTTON-The spot very quiet aud prices uomnay
ua d s,Ies bbls EVENING" which M bales for
consumption ard II specuaons Futures moderately eee
and n higher; basis Of Low hdng; saes
last evening AFTER p. mJune l 2ic Loo at Ne ~ 10 AZ
2ic Jug $40 at BE at p 1l6c 40 at 25lc go az 2ieI
August 400 at 2lc IS 5fc 400 at c 200 at 5 llti sep
teOe 2 6o 2jie december 100 at lPtc ESehang
So nd 10 ex COO n Ju Jul. TOTAL 500 bales tales to-day,
10 70 mJune 200 n at 2c 100 25e Jal' zoo at ic 80
IS 9iGc 2sc lO az 70 s6c, go 81 4ei August ~
lc zoo al 26 Lice 2c 30 % lice September 4O ~
Ole 2]lc, go At % i-6e, October Oa
Noyeub 20 December 20 at 1910 Total 300 baes 1fAA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13

Government bonds have been lower, the general list
having declined to lper cent, gold ranged at lower
quotations. Only limited business was done, however
and It was noticeable that the offerings were not Free
The closed mp steady the basis of ll7i TO ll
for IsGIs Fisk & Hatch report follows at p. M:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13
Coleman Benedlct's closing quotations were:

william Ward quotes stock privileges as selling for
per cent bonus on 90 days time, and Il per
on 90 days at the following variations from the market
urice of the securities named
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13

The SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LAND GRANT BONDS
of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY. now completed,
for SALE at 92l and accrued interest in currency by
WHITE, MORRIS & Co. No 10 Wall-st., and
GwYNNE. JOHNSON & DAY, No. 16 Wall:st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13

few transactions were reported In city bank stocks,
Continental having sold at 95l; Hanover 1867 Fourth
National, 1l46IA; Union, 1875; and Mechanics Bank
inc Association at 1O71 The following were the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13
The following were the bids

The volume Of business State bonds has again been
limited the market being without change in quotations
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE--FIRsr CALI
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Us Of b0n1A
noo n Z, 81 midi 1000 o. \ S20 Con- IS Mill
90, m ,,on S. 1910 COu. .lilt
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vTUE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
~ AND
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THE TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
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NUMBER OF PoSTOPFICEs IN 1919 AND 1871
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Second Edition
MONEY IN THE GARDEN.
A VEGETABLE MANUAL.
Prepared with view to economy and profit
BYP T. QUINN,
PRACTICAL HORTICULTURsT
tAu;bor Of pear Culture for ProsfO.
with nearly 100 engravngs Of Vegetables and Labor
Saving Implements
CONTENTS.
Location and Selection Of Soil Draining Preparing the Ground Maburs
Capital
CHAPTER H.
HotBeds aud COhPrAmeG
CHATTER Ill
Lriebole and Asparagus
CHATTER ~.
Beans Beets Broccoli and BoTecole
CHArTrnV
Cabbage Carrots Celery Cucumbe land all Of the Letter c.
CHAPTER VI
Igg Plant, Bndiys Garlic, and Kohl RsOL
CHATTER VII.
L.,i and Lettuce
CBAPTER Will
Melon wsitr.Nslob Bsyns Mushroom Mustard Nmtur,lun
CBIPTER TX
Oln, Onion
CHAPTERX.
Farley PHIsp Psas Pepper, PO,stO Pumpkins and Jsui,ltB
AriehofG
CBIPTHR
Radishss and Rbubarb
Kill
Ssdiy, Sea Kale, sorrel. Spinach and sqOath
CBATER KILL
Tomato, Tapip, aud Sweet Herbs
CHAPTER XIV.
Vegetable Forcing. IIolseL
CHAYTHR XIV
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NEW MTSIC.-Om Next President, "HORACE
~ GRFELEYS MARCH" played 10y Grstlas seventh regiment
Band Plain with Lhogrph Of OUR hbAI
so ceu HORACE WA1EkS 48 Broadway, New0k fuO leT OF
sheet Music Music Books Manufacture aud Dealer IN Pianos
Meloie s1d Organs
JUNIUS UNMASKED or THOMAS PAlGE
e Apor Of The LETTERS OF JUNlUS denomination Over
coinedeees and not ab- aJ II 80 post
nsd Liberal trade discount JOHN GRAY Co, Washington d. T.
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based on Cotton running IN a h'' "e N~h
half grade above o below the grade quoted 20.
COFFRE-The demand good al full prcs SAFES, 80
bags per Minato 24O DO per south Amenca 1sI 40 PEI
Ave, resale and Sayanila aud 80 bag Madano,
FLOUR AND MEALlhe demand for Flour r aai win mod'rse
rva and Increased rmness Wheat oers seri Their views
hoe Family the close the market il saT uef more
active demand for fresh ground sales ofOO bills We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13

LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
WsDSLsDAY JaLe l2bKsyEs Arrival - cars (S4rsssas,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-13

PErROLEUM-In Rslnd 10 note rather nation bat
With scarcity OF height hoJrs have been eompe,d
price, the sales Loco bb June Al lc o. obs do
eay Al 2Jtc bA Ju 23c and 1000 bills selr all tho
year 22 Crude lower aud du 500 bbl. spot sold At lie We
quote lJd3e In bak and 1dl7ic 10 bbl The Creek quota
Ton, Spot both roads % M at oil CITY. Case Oh
d2sic Naphha nominal at Sc In Philadelphia have
further deeuei with Of 800 bb June, "a d22 AMI 30
bills, seller next week at 2llc
RICB demand teadyj as 10 Rangooa al Il f1tc
aId do. In bond, a 5d3te, gold
SUGARS fairly active AMI hn for Raws with moderate eaering
the demand principally refners, sales l6O kbds AZ "
for Cuba lo!c for Centrifugal and 2oe boxes Havana part Al
&c. Refined @ unsettled 2dl2 for GfanaAed and lstGlEc
for Crushed and Powdered.
SEEDS dull bat steady ed9lc Tor Ohio Clover - 0S for 10.
dana aud Michigan Clover ani Ice for State do Timothy dali and
nominal At - ga 81 81 per bush.
IALLOMIhe market actye and steady aes Of fO eco al
4lue. closing at the inside price
WHISKY In COED demand snd steady 500 bo 20 VIE foE
August, and 200 bbl. Oh SPOT Al Slc
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
MEDSLsDlN, JaLe EbKsyEs Arrival - (~~4r~aas
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Foreign exchange has presented the usual steamer
day duness The rates were nOminally as below, but
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tho quotations :
The days transactions ct the U. s. subneasury were

Gold receipts ss9009i - Currency PAYMENTS ~ %
Gold l,O148B 1ilCurrency Uaanee' oot
COt balance. u2l Ito n Custons'''''' ''V' W
Cufrercy rcceipts.. 3f,J4 %
canceel gold certificates 10 Washington.
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ovceed,no,v and the print bllstered SO that it

exceedingly, and the print bllstered SO that IL
could be read when writing was illegiole. 30
1t was with the engraved work on notes. Tne
gliding on the account books burned aaa
charred showed out as bright aud clear as
when the books were new, which brings up
the question if to introduce gilt-edged account
books would not be well, on the groano tna'
the gilt would stay the passage Oh nre 10 'le
paees within. Books crammed Into sale So
that It was difficult to get them out suffered
considerably less than those that were SET IN
loosely, and In some cases came out ITO" saies
in which everything else was worthless 90 iat
preserved that the figures on their pages couio
be deciphered. With charred papers, Whlen
could not be made transparent by any iighe
whatever used, 1t was found, after the en-
ployment of vitriol, oxalic acid. chalk. glyce-
rine. and other things, that anything that
moistened them to q certain slage-to which
II was delicate work to get and not pass
made the liues, words and figures legible
through msgnlfyng glass. 1t has been the
almost universal experience that lead-pencil
marks show out all right where ink marks
cannot be distinguished.