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New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

Saes OF Bonds a04f Boaas6 6aHk ana RaroaGEpTe's
SATURDAY. June 2o-p. NJ.


The advance in exchange, and along with it
the higher price Of gold and an improvement in Govern
ment bonds have been the chief features Of the week
lust closing Tic favorable turn given to the Alabama
negotiations has had tendency to sustain prices. but
not TO eniyen increase business al the stock market
There has been nothing like enthusiasm in the street
during the week, and aside from Eric which declined
about per cent but subsequently recovered partially
and Pacific Mail and Quicksilver which advanced about
p per cent each, the market las been quite devoid Of
feature. To-day the dullness has been dis
mally dense, just Ike other days. only little more
so. Those who anxious To explain this state of
things attribute 10 90 the intensely hot weather the ap
proach OF the great national holiday and the absence Of
brokers and operators at the Monmouth and the
Boston Jubilee; but the real reason may be found,
doubt in the fact that many large operators and
small ones have disposed of their holdings made per
-mancnt provision for carrying ,lem, with view to
little rest recreation by the shore among the
freshing mountain breezcs Prices opened firmly to-day
with little spuIt" in Eric, which went up from &c to
56 and back again 10 the former gUre the higher
being to adv in the London price TO 45 04
The sales from the fIst call, however, up to
the close of the Exchange were at 5G30JC0
5Cl0553 Ohio and Mississippi declined from
4Cfal63 the remainder of the list having huctuated
only TO per cent the chief business IL IL may be
called being in Lake Shore, Northwest Common Pacific
Mail Western Union, c. c. and C., and Union Pacific.
Only single sale of NewYork Central reported,
the scrip and Paul having been quite neglected. The
general market steady in tone at the close with
barely sufficient business to establish quotations
vestsents partook Of the general dulness. Panama
sold 40 49, Pittsburgh "a small ot at 9ls Illinois Central
at 137, and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western at 0S.
The miscellaneous shares were higher on Quicksilver.
Express stocks remain dull and steady The following
the opening highest lowest and closing prices for
leading stocks SOLD to-day
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per North Rirer Psss'is ana hdt.r0cds
JUSE 295 Pkg Ashes, 1891 glons Brandy pags besrsr,
1 Cotton - bJ COPPER 6j cakes Copper 5fl bn
g909 Flour Wheat 5J bush. Cora 0o bnb
IS bbls so bb Corn Meal 63 bales FaI,
IS bales Hemp $50 Horns 45 Hde 32 bales Hides 2 nds
Leather II bales Moss 98) bbs Spirits Tuenhe l3 bib Crude
Turpenne 100 bbs Tar - bb Pitch, 89 bbs kor %
PORK 66 pkg Cut Meats 800 L % pgs Better 42H pig.
Cheese 20 TaOw 1913 Peanuts 20 pkgs Pecan ~
Rice 20 hbd o. o. SUGAR 2oO boxes starch $50 bales sa. 90
hhd Tobacco l2j Tobacco bb Whisky, 80 t3 Woo
2U89 gallons (Cal) Wine 80 pls Lead GIO0 h Mustard Seed
Receipts Of produce for the week ending Saturday eTn jane 29
bbs Flour % bs Whisky. 2210 bbs Corn Meal
5i5 bags Corn Meal ~ 6 bush Wheat i36l6 bush Corn 36 800
bush Oats Sc Z9 bnsh Rye BRO hush Malt 5000 bush Peas U
bush seed 2 pkgs Pork $3.50 pkgA Cut Aeats 3' psg La
99 kegs Lard.
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SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN
OF THE

MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY.
This Company have issued for the purchase OF the
railroad running from st. Paul to La Crescent
GsOOOOO or 100000 FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
CENT GOLD BONDS. One half Of this amount
tG4OOOOO in sterling bonds, have been sold for
European account.
Messrs. MORTON, Bliss 81 Co., 30 BrOad-st., are
receiving subscriptions for the remaining two mil
lions of dollars at 95 payable and deliverable
July y.
This is the only gold loan issued by the Company;
the bonds have thirty years to rum interest payable
January and July.
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soa SEPT. /. lS7i. 70 DATE.

FEsGHfs-rhe movement in All lines has been mo;ere with
sought ar boz previous rates we're diaEael IN "a 81 n'ac & da
egaslea toy "eIe 10 Liverpool y steam, 1o % S ,o 1 @ az
Corn 1t H. Lonlon2j 90 bl Gram by steam, 5qel and
bar ia.e {, ,aria or Newport With 1900 qr Ii
syt s9 % l . 6rt iartets With $50 or, GAN - mc
and American bark from Philadelphia TO the Continent
rai.r or Mediterranean Leyan or Black Sea with 1900 cases
I i ao & @ he cca xb 30 S GTa 0st' at s. e aSs G an
American u a boston from C Point or Redmond to Trieste
FaEoT lar' steady bat quiet We quote 100 p S5qI at
At ; % No. Feed a. So 20 aud 50 II at So Rye Feed
GS-Te features OF Wheat market the past week have been
th more satisfactory 10 'he trade tan ulins S pes Ne5A
export demand ut arrivals and ntc supplies the canal more
sitaae noticeable with more general inquiry Mos holders
have n o c'nldeace and there less depression AMI dspo
M S Sa ard we ind the quality is very good and understand
te are aJ-. La crop IN e States ou'h Of Mars hut is
@ I & ~ % y 0u be on , & h csCr he rst tss
G eip to have much better ewani or his labor than he hai
'n 5 % s a D oorp g , tag raeay and I ' .bo
s,cae ha 2a Sa & dy 5 laa thu 5 ism 'os os Ma have ao9 % 90 5
since cur M have 5eea on tie whole quite as favorable as hitherto
weather has been unreasonable, and have
he harvest wi be ae Than u.Gl N Maes the stock Of What
hs greatly reduced rres bad aluccd and very few ine parcels
po aud om burgundy and switzerland cond
be executed and we ind prices there higher than in Great Britain
Of Great Britain up next harvest viii he ty million quar-
obtain required supplies In Winter Wheat
have BAL depression and inactivity; prices much lower
at The N" hsve bad some inquiry for export 70 the Cont
there steantss ni appears that the de-
cline ungarani The exports the have 24
buh against 2j2lf bash the corresponding week last To-day
Wheat
nominate the market close Of Caange active
easier fog shipping aies Winter yey quiet aud lower the
900 bash - So 81 So for No Chicago Spring. 81 No
Milwaukee, eel 10 arrive week Barley dull and nominal
Barrier i fair demand and hm the supply light; sales Of
buh 10 o. TwOrowe State and 81 s. for CIV aud 86uO bush
good Canadian Fl 90 and 10000 bush fair Fourowd state Is
oats active lower and unsettled; the sales are 1900 bush New
Ohio Mixed N0ic. afoati White at f50c We,tern Mixed
tt6c atoat White i5047c;
white Ee dull nominal Corn plenty aud in good demand
hn Gh II. prices and the
al the close c % 10000 bush Damp and Unsouni At dbJc
an! steamer b 91tc Western Mixed AZ 61dt5ic closing at 6Jc; DO
White At ~ 3Uc do Yellow at 6jc.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON 2ll:3U mCon.Ols opened 9 MONEY ard
e2i the American securities iner: UE1i .ss Five
Boads. 61s, 9t 1865 Old, ga lot7s. 9t i.otes 3
LlyRRpoOL, 2gll a. gu.ct
Middling Uplanls 10 Mdlung Orleans, li dllEL
29-l market Qgist
Middhng Uplauds, tlt0uId.; MiIIlng Orleans, n H.
LONDON. June 2ylO m-COnso anu American Securus
changed.
PARIs June e9-p m.-ReDes closed at 53f &c
LIVERPOOL 292;3J Z closed unchanged the ssles
Of 6C0J bales nclnng 900 for speculation and
p0r shipments FROM Bombay e last "a he
gh inst; have 30OO bales Caese O PER .oi hs bess
grades OF American dne.
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,onoale,.s olosinr nnotatlons were:

There was an extremely easy tone TO the money mar
ket the supply offering on call having been large at
and per cent while Government bond houses had bal
ances left with them low as per cent Discounts
were queter than early in the week. but rates remain at
bsd7 per cent for primo aeceptances. The bank state
ment was favorable, showing large increase in the re-
serve OF the banks which hold S127959OO against
last week. an increase Of S3O69275. The remit
tances of currency to the wool sections have been mod
crate and not sufficient to affect the banks the legal ten
der item showing increase of SO22OO. The prepara
tons by the banks usually made before the commence
ment Of July interest payments partly shown in the
contraction OF loans The total of the banks was
increased S9O55OO against increase in the total iab
tiles OF s33H9OO The following the comparative
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THE MARKETS.
Ic.refgrr Reported for TnR rRInrss. |


AgUESThe receipts to-day Pots but
nr a eiv al 7j0 SO Pearls dull and nominal.
COrTOE-T demand Tor Cotton t spot has been moderate and
~ are uomny &C. lower; sales $50 bales M last EVENING" ncll-
n1 consumption and 81 speculation FUTURES declined g.
follows al basis OF Low Mddng sales last evening atr
-Jrlg so 24 25lc notice before 18th; August.
10 At 25 s-6e 25ic 2 9lG September 200 81
% aIG lO AZ 23 October 100 20 36c Noyem
ber 2 December 100 At l9c total 200 bales sales today
a l5-l6c July 800 az 2t 1876; August, q o
Al 5c 200 at 7l6c 800 25lc 100 % l6c, 100 az lc, 200
Al 2 6c 500 25lc. 400 al 25 3l6c, 400 70 2c September
800 at 23tc October 100 at 23 total $500 bales grand
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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JULY l. 1871

receipts today s9fs3 o1 internal revenue receipts TOT
the month"; 3OsOo1 e grand total receipts OF intornal
revenue for the fiscal ending to-day, H3i3O7h4 l
national bank notes outstanding at this date 3361O
The business the Office OF the United States ASSIST
ant Treasurer New York, In juno was ls follows;
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Foreign exchange strong no the highest rates cur
rent for the week. The sailing Of the steamers checked
the demand for bills. The following remain the ratese

There was the usual duhcss In Sntc hohds, Dut the
holders Of Arkansas IS, issued to The Central Rail-
road marked mp these bonds from ~ to 76i. Tennes-
sees sold at 7'. and South Caronasa 40 % for the April
and October There 10 ses Of the January
and July issues reported. The folio ing the bids:
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

SUGARs-Raws in bu. moie q1e and somewhat homasl
areiirm 81 Fair Good Refining;
hhi mostly Porto Rico g!c. Refine, fairly dm pr-
TALLOW h, but only Jobbing demand prevalent a.
9 5-iGr. for prime.
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Bo.roN Ian. % C..oa dali Mdshngs, 3 utt receipts -
halls. y,s sS i.i.t sales % bales stock 10 SO baes
P,t .rv,,,, Inn, Cotton quiet and weak hddAugs hie
aFspHi. JIM. quiet Mdding AaSli yet i'cs'ps'
ltN balsE O.. ,-,t-... oo,.. -.
,.n "a - sxoortsc,awise l.558 soek, $40 bale
Jano 29-COloh dul Mddhrgh xsac net re-
e,pt, g br ross us baes eSporeoastNsc al tas 'ass
C,,ySS jane ~ 9--Co,on du MIddlugs nomnaly 2e sst
,cep II bales, 9as eKpors-eoAsise - eae s'oc IS'
bales =. ,,.-,-.. ,..,s "a. -, lind. IA
baS esporiscoasase, lj baesi sales l7e bales stock .
NoRvotK June 29--toton quiet Mddnr nominay ~, NV
p bales eIpsrts--eo.swisc 1870 bales stocs ev eslss
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market the trade have stocked themselves Bher'y for s @os s
bad inquiry for The 1n improving pgss
So ~ since We day nave had ca sdyantagei The ogaon
pressed by Teeks nee that e g0rg Of Indian
likely to f much boloE that Of asy md this sslfs y
influence simu ng nqu aud dnang
future; is speculative view ~ The stuaon
REGARDED 8po1 'he sur7 growth u she country
% Loot sight Oin estimating b uler ctgaton and much Do
pnds upon wealth., dndHg The Snr months that ts e
speculate the fui0re thus e l ihs PRIME hf lm'i
business has been done AZ rather hger tgHes 10 ksfss
limited business may be fOsd a. bruef pnces.
To-day market only moderately with shout former ratss
all grades; the aes cash and 80 bbk
4ll 5GU Si2 20 for Oh Mes. lj ~ b for New Do Sf of
City do 80 IS for Extra Prime; ~ 81 for Western Pdus hes,
$l5 z0s5 81 or CleHr future dc1er dn sales Of 900 bb
Mes for July at S3 20o SJ ~ and ~ b Mess t5 I,0 sj @
And 80 bb Mess seller h n July S3 - Beet remains
steady with fair inquiry. als l bbs a. *@s9 for PAN Mes
SgG&2 for Extra Mess erce Beef H du and AZ abOat
lJ0 for Prime Meas and S60 Tor India Mess Bee Hans
slowly and Of % bba al tA1SA -
for C1t Mes du re, bot there c fof
choice light weights and these saf f2s sas o
80 pigs i2 for Pose Hans aad 05tc for baggci Hans
Bacon dul rule bat good os 9e of ia asares % o. ~
boxes Long Clear &c. Dressed IT dnl lower qao,e
At 0tc or City Lard IL "a duin bu e tone athcf saser
Of ata5sc.
far prime Steam, and 9nJlc tile Rendered. iof ifnr' o.
livery sales Of 40 to- for jane DC; 1909 for Jlg e ~
tcs ser % days, 7c; and 900 rs sumner = afnye August
&c
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

We see it stated that the Atlantic md Pacific Com
pany have leased the Missouri PadGc Road, the
Eastern trunk Of the Atlantic and Pacific line from ST.
Louis 10 the Pacific Road. The Hssouri Pacific
is fourishing property with modeate debt, and a
capital Of S3COOO0O which, under th, lease is to he
doubled 100000 Upon this interest Of per cent
TO be paid the first per cent Ier for
years thereafter and per cent perpeualy after these
three years The old stock is quoted 1Oj los per cent
equal TO 80 s. per cent when the capital is doubled
The United States currency Outstanding jane % Is as
follows: Oddemand notes, ssS29C; craltender notes.
issue 21 56s; egatender noe series OF 1863,
t2 32 oneyear notes 1865 800 @ twoyear notes
of 1866 sGO2 twoyear coupon notes * 1863 s3l 1885,
poundntcrest notes $623OlO fractional currency, first
ISSUE 1891 2g9 fractional currency, ecOnd ISSUE 9O
23 fractional currency third issue O3o955; fractional
currency fourth issue, first SERIES sBi799iO fractional
currency, fourth ISSUE second SERIES slO75i3S total
t99 25G2 Amount OF fractional currency received from
the printing division Of the treasury department during
the week, $4,000 shipments Of currency, sISJGOo
shipments Of notes, $446SO; bond held by the treas
ureI az security !0T national Dank circulation $3.50 TOO
and Of public deposlts tl6,7Oo, w internal revenue
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And tle following Tor CIty Bank stocks:

In railroad bonds the dealings in the Pacc mortgages
quite spirited the entire list having been firm, and
in some cases higher. Central Pacics cbsed at I05a
1851 Union Pacific 1sts 9 a2is; Land Graas, s7 a6li.
ana Incomes at 81 s7} The following wor the bids
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\ SAFE INVESTMENT
For TRUST FUNDS.
TnE MIpLAND Pacific RAr1.wA,

THE MIDLAND Pacific RAILWAY
FIrsT MORTGAGE SEyEN PER CENr GOLD BoNDs
This road is entirely completed and in full oper-
alton between the Missouri River and Lincoln, the
capital Of the State IF Nebraska, and is earning
more than all is expenses including interest on It's
bonds. while its tradici3 constantly and rapidly in
creasing The line has been built wholly by
stock subscriptions, and among it., stockholders
are some of the mos successful railway supporters
and inanciers in the country. The cost of the road
with its Franchises, Real Estate Equipments, Tele-
graph Lines, &c, has been $43333 per mile, while
the mortgage on it is but Sl8883, making the COM
pany's securities safe beyond contingency.
The Midland Pacific will connect with the Union
Pacific on the west, and on tac east with direct lines
to the Atlantic Coast and all intermediate centers
Is location Is thereforea most important and COM
manding one, it being he central link Of a ne W
trunk route, shortening the distance to the Pacific
by 1E miles. As a locll enterprise. the Midland
Pacific is invaluable. Ii ravcrscs fertile tract Of
country one Of the finest agricultural regions in the
Union. and is the main feeder for rapidly ncreas-
ing population We have examined personally this
entire enterprise, and recognize its importance and
value, and confidently recommend it's Bonds to in
vestOTs.
During the past few years we have negotiated a
large number Of railway loans, and there is not one
Of these roads whose properly does not exceed in
value, by 100 per cent the amount Of its first mort
gage bonds. Present price OF Midland Pacifcs 90
and accrued interest. Bonds may be registered with
out charge and all marketable securities taken in
exchange at full rates. TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, II Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

The subiOined table shows the highest aud lowest
prices of active stocks made during the week, well
a. Of United States securities and gold, and the closing
prices Of each at the dates aforementioned:
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New ijabIiratious.
rTHE NEW LIFE OF HORACE GREELE Y
READY TINS WEEK.
THR NEW
REPRESENTATIVE LIFE
or
HORACE GREELEY.
BY l. u BEAvIS
WITH An 1SrRoDUCTIoy By CAsSIUS NJ CLAY.
T not an Cd Ie paosSe several ye,rs ago and reprinted fer
ps oesasor tu, an ENTIRELY NEW BOOK jus. prepared with
mesh materials from new ard original standpoint
hi, as The tae wei expresses REPRESENTATIVE IIFB and
sn from is very remarkable character and its velned interest
from beg ming to end command The earnest attention Of al readers in
rcy community.
TABLE or CONTENTS
PREFACE, BY THE AUTHOR
INTRODUCTION, BY cAssiJs NJ CLAY
LETTER FROM Mr.. GREELEY ABOUT TIE TRIBUNE
CuAr IRON BoYHooD TO MANHOOD.
cn.r u.-HoRACE GREELEY AND TIE TRIBUNE
rnar u-THREE MONTHS IN CONGRESS AND EUROPE
rn.r 1v-rHB GREELEY FARM-sEcoSD VISIT TO ~.
BoPB-ACRoSs THE CONTINENT, &c
CnAp v.-HoRACE GREELEY As az EDITOR.
CpAr vI-HoRAcE GREELEY As A POLITICIAN
CnAr yII-HoRACE GREELEY As A STATESMAN
Cu.r ur-uoRAcE eEEELEY As A NAN or LETTERS
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cn4T. .x-HoRAcE GREELEY AS SELT-NADE MAN
cuu xI-HoRACE GREELEY IN TIE SOUTH
caAy xII.-HESRY CLAY AND MARGARET FULLER
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The gold market was strong md higher to-day in the
face OF an advance in bonds at London and increase
in specie by the banks the pricehavng moved from lSi
10 1884, though the bulk OF business at 1895 and l3l
The dealings at the highest fare not important,
the market at the close being 1Bs d3 Tine rates paid
for carrying g. o p and per cent TO fiat" The
disbursements Of coin interest Dday were S9jIOO0 and
for the week S62763, the Treasury redeeming in five
twenty bonds to-day $50OOo total for the week OF
SJ2s 900, and since December !, B71 S57,597,000
The Customs receipts the dice of the subTreasury
during the week were 7936G& The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank follows Gold cleared
s3 900 gold balances, S26o9I55 currency balances
$347SC1O The following were DC quotations:
iiooos9.3l l...i 3S...3, S...53 II3i 33..Ii3l 255.ii
The following is the days transactions at the sub
Treasury:
Gold recenfs... s72t59 % Cuueuc psvrsnts 2536t 80
Gold ,38} Cuuenc baluc.... 9l32 J3
Gold 6aance..... 46il9J o. Clloms....... 10000 ~
Currency receipts. JlO,lyt J4|
Foreiru exchange WAS strong at the higpst rates
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

ST. JosHPH AND DENVER Cry RAILROAD
CoMPAyY's
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDs
are being absorbed by an increasing demand for
them.
Besides being the Obligation of a wealthy corpora
tion, composed of men Of experience and hightoned
commercial integrity. they are secured by a first
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

The quotations based Cotton lnrg qna not more ihn
CoFFEE-Tle general market has quiet and with no new
feature Of mporlae holders all 6fA sales Of moment re-
Ff0R 9YD MEAIThe features Of our Flour market the past
nuei large arrivals lake port. the very rapid decline IN Wheat
si fI Liverpool ac hae been the f causes Of he depression
declqe ghea Noticeable IN ai g,,aes Inc Ssaay & Ne tt
assured us that farmers dealers there held stocks Of moment
most which bad carefully made up reports they had no
surplus, and that Wheat was going West rom oder place o. sGh
70 the settlements many Of them beng Tout seed ot 10 W. u
9I 60 % Bc % cntT m epot be- arrived at With s5y deers Of
orrectuess promise for The growing crop and the high
prices have induced farmers 20 par win tn 1Te sioehs
The last has been the most marked Indiana and
Mgau Family ENs holders have generally eyined much desire 70
sell bat Ills e q Flour the most dhcat oi any IN atAe io'Ie
the sale Of ence large aOltenel Is Osen al' 70 .s & & In
ground shipping Extras the decline has been mOteale these are
ng inquiry Good No. aat Superne have been n tsk demand
exports week have been 1884 bbl against J0J 66 the
Se ery Sann weather checks any inclination to business Most
grade. lower especially Mean EIr1s' ssa gro ground Slipas
grades; sales of 200 bbls. We quote: ~.
60 sos os SO s Ono no SS9s59S9D .i soo os
@ : ,a F55' Spa o s ss q VIII White .! ws!s sa' S s OD -
sslos. M,'9 S2as hi' 55S 5 IS Double 5s Es M d. @ s S %
oGS1 as iS c5o 70 s $ SH o: Double Es
E1 a. 4%is s5 1s5 @ e Gcnssse EItfs sS Sraa 6o 50
souhen Foar quiet and rather love-. At The close ne market IS
s I & aS eoreoTu SIrd to Good SUP IS 900 IS 50
EsL Alex Georgeown EI,ra ami Family. $40 l3 3
U,.mlld Country, Superaue............... 5J0 25
H.c-MolI Country, Extra. CJg sW
i..oSs Iiowafi.t, brands .............. 8 0O0 $50
sertoNu AMI vicinity hIns;' .....'..;. VIZ 90
limited demand and IS heayy sales OF 80 bbs We
I've Flour Western. io9si3
Com Meal IS heavy and in limited demand Of SIS bb We
Corn ,lc, Jerser SO y asa Corn aeawestw. 80 asa
Corn Ael esterr 50 " Con Meal br S @ o a. %
madam Flour is dul ami heavy at S5a go ~
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

The Philadelphia Stock market is quiet and weak !
Pensyvanla6s 100; Philadelphia and Erie Railroads, %
Reading Railroad, 6b Pennsylvania Railroad, b9t Gold
l13s.
The receipts OF cotton at all the ports for the week
G,2l6 bles against s177 bales tho previous week
The total receipts since Sep l. 1871, 26936GO bales
against 3s91Jls bales for tho corresponding period OF
the previous year, showing decrease In the present
crop OF 1l97Ss bales The exports from all the ports
for the week 25l4 bales, against 1889 bales last
year. The total exports for the expired portion OF the
cotton year 9ss5 bales against 3O6s2l bales for
the time last year. The stock at all the ports Is
bales, against 1G2 OG1 bales for the same date In
1871.
The following hows the exports exclusive OF specie)
from the port OF New York to foreign ports for the week
ending June 25, AMI since the beginning OF the year;
1870. 1871. 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01

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The Government bont market has ruled strong
throughout the day. the highest prices of the week ruling
at the close The offerings scant, however, and the
only partly supplied. Fisk Hatch report as
New-York tribune., 1872-07-01
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Alusiral Instruments
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE-FIRST CALL,
10t O'CLOCK a. VI.
Sdils Of G0rclTDOgt bouts 49,.
20 600 T. 5 ~ Cou...l2Ol 1000 T. 5s l04o Cou.''i2i
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