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New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
Tile GREAT Midland RMLROAD.

NOW MANLY IOMFLTILDs
The remainder of the FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN
PR CENT GOLD BONDS, limited To $4,000 10 THE
Mir ON finished Road offered to close out the loan,
at par ana interest
IsIIED AND TRAINS ARE NOW RUNNING INTO JERSEY
CITY From Oswego eastward the road IS III sue
cessfnl operation for long distance. short gap IN
the construction OF the New-York Division alone
prevents running through from New-lork to
Oswego. Work is progressing on this unfinished
section with the utmost energy and WE HOPE soon
TO ANNOUNCE THE COMPLETION or THE ENTIRE
ROAD OF TINS GREAT Trunk LINE FROM New YORK
TO OSwEGO.
These Bonds, in our judgment, possess in a marked
degree the elements of
ABSOLUTE SECURITY AND LIBERAL INCOME.
For sale or exchanged for Governments ana otheI
securities at their market value, by
GEORGE OPDYKE 81 Co., No. . Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

COMPANY NAY BB BOUGHT AND HELD WITH THE
FULLEST CONFIDENCE AS A PERFECTLY SAFE AND RE-
LIABLE INVESTMENT
THEY ARE AMPLY SECURED UPON ONE or THE MOST
VALUABLE AND IMPORTANT EAST AND WEST TRUNK
LINES or hallway IN THE UNITED STATES, AND ARE
THE OBLIGATIONS OF POWERFUL AND REsPoNSI-
BILE CORPORATION OF THE HIGHEST STANDING AND
CREDIT.
HOLDERS or GOVERNMENT BONDS AND OTHER
HIGH-PRICFD SECURITIES MAY REALIZE AN IMPoR-
TANT DIFFERENCE BY AN EXCHANGE FOR THESE
BONDS. WITHOUT ANY HESITATION OR APPREHENSION
AS TO THE EQUAL SECURITY OF THEIR INVESTMENT.
FULL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED AT OUR OFFICE,
on ny MAIL. FISK 81 HATCH, BANKERS.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

The gold market, though quiet, has really quite
irregular, opening weak at ma aud closing strong at
l1 the price having huotnaed between these narrow
limits several times On gold loans the rates were a.
and per cent for carrying, to nat on the borrowing
side The Assistant Treasurer redeemed in called bonds
$4,000 making total for the week OF s7O5OO and dis
bursed in coin interest the pnbc debt s2,900 total
for the week OF 81 SOC. The specie shipments are
gwen another column The receipts OF for Gus
IONS were o. 9i672I. The days business al the Gold
Exchange Bank was follows: Gold cleared siSG7sOoc
gold balances, sI,6sOl69; currency baaucee s99ol5i
Tie following were the quotations:
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per norm inr" e'Sg S asI hlu 'l', e t ,.-.. a
Pkg Dried Fruit d bgie Eggs 5lii bb Flour 6'' brh "hea
Corn Hops, o3 bale, Hides 628 si. Lebr g. bb
ibls 0sil J,y ps OIL Cake 40 pag Pos lDt pA Cat
Meats pkg Lard pSg Sear1 l1jj Batter pkgs
Cheese pkgs. Taow, Je bt Red o. 90 Pigs Rice lt SIS .-
500 L0xes Starch 2 lhi T0Jacc0 lJ boxes Tobacco
Jbls. Whisky. 3Jd bales Wool.
Receipts OF Domestic produce for the week ending saturday eynng
- b0res Cie ROB pkg Better . hhs Bsgs
i5iales ors, 40 bis Flour, 3,2 bbs Nhss 25iJ hb Corn
Meal Meal W bush Wheat t3..O hu. Corn f.1)
bush bc, Et9J b.sh Malt 81 Beef 35 ptgs.
Pork, 3Iii pss- c.; Meats 500 lAEs Lar-
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
COMPANY's


FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
are being absorbed by an increasing demand Tor
them.
Besides being the obligation of q wealthy corpora
ton. composed of men of experience aud hieh-toned
commercial integrity they are secured by first
mortgage on the road, revenues, land grant, fran
chse 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 - per cent per annum, payable
semi-annually, free Of tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, $1,000, $780, and 500 Cou-
pons or Registered.
Price 97l and accrued interest ia currency, from
Feb. -, 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 an 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 unhesitatingly recon-
mend them.
TANNER q Co., Bankers, No. II Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
THE MARKETS.
Ic,refnllv reportsd for TIE TnnrvE.l !

SATrKDAY. Iuy 70 I1T2.
ASIES-Pois are quiet butvery firm - 4$3 & Pearls
dull and IaL ,, --.--
COTTON-The demand for SPOT confines only limited ard pce
r. owe bales O3 last eYeug OF which ~ bales we're
EXPORT and consumption; forward tehyenesthe
transactions we're moderate decne sas follows all on basis
after m: August ~ az
% llsc ZO.c 500 at Die September 800 al 2Gc 100 az
20 ll6c 2c OJ ~ l5l60i October 400 At ~ - 90
at BE November 9ic December 200 at lsc total UO
400 at Z0tc 100 at 20 c
iGo a, 20lc 401 AZ 20lc 900 az 20lc. loo ~ 96c, 800
AZ % c tO) At Pole 2O l0l at % lice 100 2c
20ic % az 20 llbc 1000 at
2ic 7-l6c ~ 2Olc ;0J at tc LOO 81 o AZ
ice 200 an 2gic 400 al 5-i6c 2O.c 100 20 76c 800
2l 200 az 20 5l6 October 20 at l9ic 100 a 1916, 200 ~
70 g5. l9c, 200 AZ 10 9l6 100 at 9.c 2J At lg y9 o
OJ at lgs November 100 l9c, 20 at c lOJs ats 5o
lg exchanged lc paid exchange 200 October for o sep
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LcSpos July 2J-yO IaCOuaos ana American sccuntes
LSzRpoo1 July 2o-IO3O mCoon closed fati lthng Up
lands s1IUlt Ming Orleans. lCl The sales r lc Day bays
been 90 bales including 1890 Tor export and rcsuor Tho
Breadstuf market dull Lad 81 5i = esL Cheese 80 c. e"
for the best grades o. American tre.
I0ypoS. July 2o-Eyenug.-Calutta Linseei, 6j. .Ci.
l5l3 Cons0ls opened 20 @t for mnntT and
%, United States $40 bonds, ls sil ts old,
s2i 1905 yls: % i0s eia ......
ivERp0of JuiF 81 30 .C0tt0n opened i4 hlE lpsudsI
10!l; Madhug orleans lUi 4ivtL
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

The quotations are Cotton running quality not more than
CofFEE-r1e market remain, very dull and prices are nOmn,y
gle1agg we quote lo az I''"'e s''' anu A11'O -' OiV
Fi0UR AND MEAl-In Flour since oar a better feeling has
Wheat bnl. oans to tLe limited receipts 21i diminished stock Na
have been obtained. tie weather has been extremely ungorate
r m plg l0l,rs o. stat fresh ground have eince more desire
TO 'ei 10 1-l Ne ] -t, H I 20 I t1 have been isli t,I
more confidence ie crop reports thence not being quite satisfactory
a hitherto TIE Flour to band t steA hfs proved too soi nr
us ord s therefore, unsahe We tnl bei'er supply "
SQUAD 4e market, iho1.h w. Is' =. as e9@gaT.d Win
active demand BRITISH Provinces d Tor Europe and with limited
2r7 ai e TG as en ee5e yabeae.s The sbtene of
T.r e lrg 5 MAY orders for EXPORT Tie jolng demand
a Eo l portion Of M Of e r. e5iaa gS, E,s ,S ga
material al,u-, prices BIS De- established Good No. ard
S1i' sss % laud @ '' has 'n 5a sP'' S 5s ce inS 5us ;
has been done With the West ltte ana south AmeEea.
ii5 been aacut d ele; t ias qne,i the maIset m3tel
S S M M & as. r. G Lis tte corresponding week las: year
,t,1d me urchangd PANTY grades are dIu s1l droop.
g Sc ttc c6.e he mlrAe da AMI wa especial, for The neia
Ions. Keors First consigned Henry W Smith, esq tue quality
sal4 saf s. @ 80 5 % 6so zI 2u sa2s5 5et5 IS
ss o go (s9FR9es,' R9.el s,;; SS SS 90
Nee sai ] L & S Is pS1ss S5is fs 1 1ao ae ' ao S CoS 90
'1i -. go I, i4... ,... 5a % s. Double ESI S5s 8
oio ,-a Meb.... oe 80 Genosee BIa brands 5od IS
OH ' b., 40 ne e market weak sales, 80 bys. We
4-yt.. ,..,.. i, 49,, g.. - ,o, se q,
Bad. Al... Ge0r-e,1Nn. EAra and Family 5g u I'D
tUIltrr, oiW u
.tIo1I C0lliry, EkiIl......'.'.'..'''''''' t'O
iI
Iusl fs.....
Itlfo.u .Niris.............s k9U y -
E-ts i.l demand tgt STEAD. . sale of bhIs Wcqlote.
-
f,. Pelusf 5iW . I'D
steady. 900 lhls We qa0tt;
C, yea erfeg s3 50 80 Corr heaLNesLN -3 IS GS3 b3
Corn Meal es!err. 81 Corn Meal brte.. % 30
Com.l quiet end loUeri sale at $s0$9 o. Canadian
dun and nominal NJ 81 J1U s. l5
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
HARVEY FISK. A. 81 HAUL
OFFICE OF FISK x HATCH,
No. NAssiU-ST.
TIE FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS OF TIE CuEsAPEAKR AND Quo RAILROAD
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

Barley u' in limited demand s'e' n io Auh a. Ai sr
dian, and % ior It's and tho
Seg Ohio Mte fct White at A1pcI
State Sc. sfoa Western red a. ~ eef at Hic, aaoati
Rye Isl mac Wesfe. n. 20 c, Corn
plenty, lover and closes heayyi te i'a chiefly for etDor NE
sales 9 90 bash. Damp and Uu- fe, d h.cmer AZ
b5u53c apat; Western MId 5Hi0 fr AL connS i etct
Western White at GJn1tc; Weston yellow %. .lIs
1 III y wv.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

SUGARS-Ravs moderately active aud steady! lIt "a atic
FOR Fair TO Refining. 5J bids. Cuba IIas
a 5!; Of 1899 boxes havana mostly 8uJici AlLcl
li demand and steady al l2i 0l2sc. for Ht1ls
TALON market dll lat steady; sales Of t0 I'd tlD
9e for Common 80 Prime tOanti.
whisky IS Gry scu,e md frri sales of2OO bbls GO.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices of stocks, United States Bonds and gold during
the past week, welas closing quotations Of each
at the dates mentioned.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

The non& market closed easy, with Tree offerings at
and even per cent, large balances being leit unem-
ployed at th close The bank statement was favorable
one the chnges in the different items not being at all
important. The specie item was increased sufficiently
10 Offset the mail loss in legal tenders and to increase
the legal rearve few hundred thousands The liaDl-
ties Of the banks increased by the enlarged line OF
deposits. Tie movement eventuated in net gain to
the banks Of bl5Ol5, they holding s5Jj5i5 above
lawful reGurments, against $13,420j 800 last week The
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

90
FEIGHrSTe market generally quiet owing 70 se na,ea "a
supply Vessels in good demand ior ehs o9' oras 20
gagnnts To Liverpool by steam sns o o fIss
at the nominal rate for Cram vas M iHe W.
3d. Cd bark heuce to Continental port Ey ooa' hephl
Petroleum German bark hence to me Selnan Dslue Io Dos
R6ued Petroleum private swedish brg hence 10 dIrst
Bac port [ wv oe n Bsic zoo 6bls RedaeG Petroleum re,
~ tSe Tinted Ki9g,om Z 8Ol bbls Nsphtha Is. bd.
GRAS-rhe features Wheat market the past week have been
increased and the hon LYerpoo has proved un
favorable notwithstanding the material reduction IN their soek snd
OH m lie e deyeue Tie absence Of ireg room market our
ugcts more than the public generally suppose
and oye great drawback business Or adcs from EaoPe
are quite favorable for their crops as those hitherto ,So
,fo together crops Europe will be below an average
Oar the Middle states rot as favorable as we had reson
done the crop Indiana and Illinois by heavy ana poral sns am
the yel not as large a. many had anticipated ofsns
~ Sb he reports are yanbe the opinion expressed By
NAM that crop has injured b the intense heat OF the
evident berry will small aud nenor but we trust these
sppenous will be realized So much however depends upon
given AZ dis time entitled 10 much consideration
A careful reading Of all letters non ile Nlalef nlsrt
crop would exceed much han 40 average These
apply the Atlantic states As well no"n at Caot
10 marfet Wheat 0teci from ne south tt Of excel
nt quality learn hey have oDl moderate surplus our NIL
fr ad Ina DIS there hs heen decided advance, tie supply being
m e oarg 10 the canal the receipts have been
sstgri- of Whea, On the canal Is liberal aud the
t are Tie exports Of the week ji8to BUSH against
SIN our ,t n about 2dc bush. aud the advance Winter a
Toe or with much reguany n the sae ls Wheat msfke
arr sposi o OF for lower prices the market closes lover
flr SpnHg, the demand very hgti th- saes are t,ouo
s.,h,,. .. O., FMl~snIee SIS for Rea western IN
,Nu sl - Y4S Miehgn. BafeI duh aad uneeE'aia
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22


To ... go.
l. l87l...lN,'o6 MbG5iy' lA3lAJt i3lD HblJbl2 f''VS
latt
vesr..... 29799 2gH O6 DOEC62 NZ2Q $500 20l 2,&Ct
lrrrgR-Recepts LJ pkgi exports al The
Market with change prce. The bulk oi re"ops are
and with only mod demand tor the better grades There
a stock sccumag and prcss Tor such -
regular and an tine hnsie state Butter 30 hight re-
cep good demand while milng and lover qualities
plenty neglected. We quote: ..
State Orange Co. Il Cream State Welsh anv'... - @to
ery pals...........28 40 state, coumOu nr...B AZ
STATE pals common TO Gir2) Ne, frn leos.is 4l0
state ftub az Nestrn 10 O ais
State frkns prime yeilow5 Ge ia -
CHEEsE-Cab 5s OIL Receipts the arest Of The season.
weather; Cheese arriving better coalition. ard sors roo
ost other Mays sales chiefly 90 0Ic,
v sales llic market ytry VIII
ten lency O outside rates We quote:
Special Fancy Factory...- ut Heated PUses RIO
Prvate Dres. llf
PEIROLEUMCmde is higher qqirt at Ec, iu bis Tho
hh,r at about 81 Boa - IS both roads
SPOT Refined firm bat quiet 23c bid on tie s2ooiee at c
Tie Plisiephia lOO bbs for July od at f
Napltha quiet al l5c.
RCE-The fairly active and prices steady; ss Of 2l5
RaHgou G7.c l6 bags Pana . d73 and 80 o Caro-
Ina a 8id9ic.
SKINsThe market Goat remains quiet Int prices
without change. Sales Of 100 bales Calcutta IS do and u do.
ape; and damaged Bombay nd bales Peruvian
Receipts been tl bales Vera Cruz 2lf do.
Payta Peruvian; "a DO Capei ~! do. Cuacoa 23 DO
Mamcsbo "a DO BgeuOs Aes; 30 do C'lcutia and ~ DO
New Orleans Deer active demand md prices are
h supply light sales Of 5000 ID Porto taeo 4mu % Para
1900 Central American Receipts have been o b-' Cent
Amercan s5 bd Porto Cbeo - bales Vera tl aud sial 10
DO Lsguayra; and 10 do from NeW-OI.eau+
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
feaal Notices.

CUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY of
- NEWYORK Prizes, plaiHut against Caroline RydeWsk
John Rydews Mary wife stephen Rydegsk and Jane
siE Anton Rrdewk aHd Sarah. bic wife Edward Rdewk
Csthpe h wife Fraut Rvewh, and Elizabeth bis wife h
name of The the defendants being they
b pu-po designated by the above nams Amaa RTd
levst Ryesk The People OF the state q NeHioEi Franz
Wel aud John defendants To the 0ee gJans
rnmoned tnd required 10 the complaint this
goh W h. fed Of DE CeTk of the tiy and
EswYoE a. The house 10 d city aud 10 copy your
the complaint on l subscriber al l once NO Cham
bfss te CV of NeWY0ft thin tgenv days aeT the
this Summons on ou the day ei such service Ld you
fail sus4er e omglani within the tine Aforesaid tle plaintiff
this spp Cont oI tie relief demanded The
plant.
Dated Ssa.Ysl. NAY IS. 1872 - - 80.
OEaMAIS HAUsCHEL, Plaintiffs Attorney,
.fhahttrs-st. ElN
The compliant entitled a. was al fd
Toe slk Of C County hes iork the 25 dy Of
MAJ, isI< o.,.,xt.rs,uv, p,-..
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

The Philadelphia stock market was steady. Pennsyl-
apia6s o7 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, 27s Read
ing Iairoad, 5sl; Pennsylvania Railroad, Jsg; Gold
I4a
sanFrancisco mining stocks are lower, Fridays quo
tations being a. follows: Raymond Ely, $l4O Poche'
sz35o Hale Norcross So; Crown Point slI9 Imperial
ga OF; Chollar. slli Gould Curry, sl75; Overman
So; savage slIs 80; Segregated Becher $40; Yellow
Jacke. sli3; Belcher 81 0J5 Ophr, si2 90
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
SECOND HOARD.

U G0rSrHW'Hf
500 L. so Reg 65 nilis IoJ u = 'IO 'ou % 'u''''4
SALES FROM 12t TO O'CLOCK p W. 70,
600 Pacific Mall. 7gl 200 Padbc Mail 80 4 Ee ~
e0o........ 78t 2DO......... "a 4Vl So H. ~"
''''''''''' Parnc Railroad llS
''''''''''" - Railroad -. 33I 100 Ohio 4 Miss
S, '''''''''' ~ 2H Ci,c NWe R1road........ A.!
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY JULY o. 1877

The davis transactions at the U. 8 subTreasury COM
prised:
Gold reoeiris % % Currency paTmens.. S2lia9l "
Gold paWerts.. Ilq.tl3 81 turrenc baance.... BB0M 10
Gold aanoe.... 9r2 20 o. Customs. J2O W
3bIlAi dEI
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
THE MONEY MARKET.
Ar rrrp srock EXCHANGE-FIRST CALL,
SALES FROM 10 TO loi oS a. Cbio R 4 Il.

si,.t ~ C0rsrrraeaf EOHds
700 u s. $50 Coa l16i....'iii3; lVOV u D w
1870 o. T. $40 Con. Go n.-suss
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
Ncm l1nbIicdiions.

ADVERTISEMENTS,
THE TiIE HEwiToFSc * FfcTFqPD TF5RDSH
UPTOWN OFFICES,
81 West Thirty ssoa OF 500 or,, wy,i . iT'a' ' up
THHE NEW LIFE OF HORACE GREELEY.
READY rms WEEK.
tbs NEW
REPRESENTATIVE LIFE
OF
HORACE GREELEY.
BYL I. REAyIs.
WITH AN INTRODUCTION By CAssIUs NJ CLAY
Tbs not an Old LIE published several years ago reprinted for
this OCCASION tu, an ESuEELY BOOK, prepared with
h,.A materials from new and original standpoint
n, the title vel e,rress,s REPRESENTATIVE LIFE and
will from its very remarkable character and its vesustansd interest
o esa command attention of all r'ad'r'in
ever community.
striking era,e portrait Greeley, from the best and most
reep. photograph aces and really worth the Of the
whole book
The volume contains closely printed and although
very expensive produce sold at the unp''de0''dy
low rnee Of - perooPL
NOTICE TO AGENTS AND CLUBS
a., re M , @ s. ns S'e s to % eo geuti and Cob. he
loving utcs.
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~ ou receipt Of the puce.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

IN s1tor uri Astronomical o''er's an Almanac gives
re loslnr Political aud Statistic information;
LaNS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DURING TIE
THIRD SESSION OF THE NLlsr CONGRESS-.
PRocLAMATOys ON NEUTRALITY AND FFNlANiSM
ACT EyFORCING TIE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT
THE TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
GRFrNBACKS OUTSTANDING FROM 1852 TO 1911
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF 1lIE T. s. FoG ll;l.
NUMBER OF POSrOFFlCES IN l51O AND lS'i.
IMPORTS AND THEIR COST
PUBLIC DEBT OF TIE UNITED STATES
POPrI ALTON OF STATES By COUNTIES FROM 1920 TO 1870
POPULATION OF The PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TIE S.
POPULATION OF THE U. S. AND TERRITORIES 1900 TO 1870
UNITED STATES GOyEENMENT- CABINET SUPREME
COJaT-NINISTELS TO FOREIGN COURTS.
FORrY-SECOSD CONGBE>>-POLlICALLN CLASSIFIED
COMMITTEES OF IHEX XLHD CONGRESS.
STATES or THE UNION POPULATION, CAPITALS GOV
EENoHs. Ac-CoNCRLS>IUNAL APPORTOSNENE
ILECUON RETURNS, CAREFULLY FBLIAldD, or ELEC
TlONs HELD rs les. COMPARED WITH FORMER YEARS.
HOW TO ACQUIRE TITLE TO GOVERNMENT LAND, Sc, &c.
Sodb sd Ioo,'ers arl Nev'1'er' Price 20 Ceuts; fora
l.rr q
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articles prepared
eri the Information Of looking
Soul Correspondents wll De carefully prepared
ard p1bfe general Ou rontht cheapest and most ae u-
su.rIpl only ~ anlum Iof further
Information lul'scrs RULE KICKS Knoxville Tenn
DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.-An Illus
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Of Soil Distance Apa Selecting Trees, DWas
Planting, Planting Digging Trees from the
Packing NaTeu % Plant Pruning Orchard Record
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THE TRIBUNE NSvlork.
FTHE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE.
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Health Second edition carefully revised
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New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

limited demand and selyt 81 l5d 20 Tor ShJpuri
fUa = Retail l0s 4Hl 0i nr -a Hay. ant aIpf.
for loyer dull and Orl 20 ioF Long Rye,
sjdgc f1r Short do. 1D07'c. for O4L
market All dul and ptet arc
nom nal. We Of sales OF iu p0raace
PROVGSIONS-Our Pork market h1s been somewhat eci thpun
mOdrte tle ar advance ~ tcgo ami 'n
cun.t passing c0rer' n tose HarAe AMI sln't
brcas6 10 markets have unse tied va here ani geiu -
c,ed business both present and rc ue the ' 80
been mainly confined jobbers, Who sge Plaed Only supply
pressing The arrivals have been me anl o stock D. cen
reduced uDgar Of 500 bb since The lst inst This eonnon ~ my
10 he Gnaness The demand has been hight ne
higher prices asked checking The lqn The season slvarce 40
tie stock Of the West large a1i he prosl'cS
Er Hog crop good ~ sioek Hog afs
Prime quiet prices n0mna Refuse ght
business passing prices the business Tor he mr has teen
moderate prices Tie Pork miket ~ du lower ahd
the ami regular $50 bib ~ lJ -
- 8 Slj 3 for Fresl Imp ctci <D
40 IS Tor Prime: ~ 25H " 50 for Nes'm Prime hs
Clears delivery doll Beef "a iu fair cemand ani
pre steady; sales Of 2O bs a "a - for Plan Mes bsW
- Mess Terce Beef inactive AID nominal Bel @s
limited demand ant dsadyi sales OF ~ 'b.- ~
rlg1 @24 for Western. Meats 10 hr 1rmalh
and are scarce; sales Of hhjs an tee AZ itir.
Picke Hans. and 800 Hams buls ttgt al se'
Bacon ~ bones lie for Long ''s s
Rb od and BE FOR heavy short Clear anl o b"s
half hall Long Clear for bt hafoi January py s
Dressed nogs frmer light weights dnnef quote ~ s0'c e
CITY Lard active and much lower closing ame % Of 80
bb for No. &c. for CWi &C. fr f1r To- ffe
Sieam delivery the uae mei sales in'da 10 'le
above Of 5000 for July August aHd September
ExrUhls Shv.YUNk IhE NfEA tSDiSs
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22
Gcarbers.


4 YOUNG LADY would correspond with
n cl.. or nature culture intellect literary tastes
, ur or in Europe 81 each exchange References her
letters published notices Of the press Address Miss NELLEhs
proprietor Of No o. Long Branch P0s-Ohce NewJeTy
a PROFESSIONAL TEACHER WANTED
~ purchase half interest oroughgong BOYS and GIRLS
ne Inner Mississippi rare opportunity. Address A. NJ, Riverside
Institute, Monfrose, Iowa.
A LADY, accomplished in drawing and paint
~ ug desires a Situation TEACHER iu some school 10 New
York vicinity or some priv amiy sh has Dad etreehce ana
dre.s Mrs L. g.. AIT school Cooper Union, New iork
An EXPERIENCED TEACHER desires
~ SITUATION private family where his services may be con
equivalent Tor board. Good references gwen AdIItss
TEACHER Tribune Once
AN experienced TEACHER of Music Gn-
II smalul 7ocaD and French desires REEAGAGEMEHT
in school family. Address Miss L. NJ f. Box l9 Tribune once
Nev-1Ork.
Gs rncr School InStitutc,D II BOnd-st., supplies
~ families ih reliable sher Teachers wanting
pos Application j. ". Scuermerh0n ActnrY
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

State bonds wre dull Tennessee5 exhibited weak
ness but southCarolinas firm at higher prices.
Sales of the Janury and July issues were made at 80
New-York tribune., 1872-07-22

The balances In the Treasury OF tho United States TO-
day at the close of business were follows: Coin,
81 81, including ss2293OO in coin certificates;
rency, S9,7Cl6lO.
The folio wing is the currency and internal revenue