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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-24
Yin Yrn9> u,tb anoere
Qeibcnbe!

Ven pttrtH Met5lenI 19' iv.ot
EzElia:zaa.> - auda einenl ssebrten Tublltnm
rnraIdaen SnIlrnmenten. 3 anbosen Sruehbdneern.
iintere,bsbinocn, Suipeniorien, Supporter, shnlIs
Gerlmpfen. 9ebdrmutterbaltern, Stulterfredern fi
Damen, Serren uno 3tnoer &c. &C. 4ndb oerfern9en
uusfaltunsen nne Mi6bilennsen bee msnitliden
36rpers dls alumpfiiBe, fdiefe Sdlie, 8ldsrats'
Berfrimmunsen, trumme uno eingebossne aniss.
aeute Ibsr ibledte uno unpaiienoe Srnd'bdncei
Haaen, besbatb fenten mir bic Nuimerfiamteit aul
uniere s3rndbbGneer, inbem mir nit Hedtt bebanp=
ten fonnen, bas eieie Die 5rpedmaBsfen tno, uel~e
biefaer Staotfabrislrt peroen
Oa Waoame Wi1ms nit cem Spesienen oteles
@eIh6ttes genau pertraut it, 6esbalb tonnen t1 Dos
men npertrauensuolla on he fosnoen StHeennn'
EorI xDiQm8 s 60, Nr. l13. N.sSotpdrofr.
atuiidben @aratosas uno gtulberrnifE
Sormals Bedser Der orthopdoti hen ett an'
(5fbrt,1S..H Rdlt In &0ln am hbein. BreaBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-24
CHERRY KINA

ODER 8ein pon peruuianiid)er Hinoe,
pr3porirt pon Ibommeret @eiS in B1rts,
sfa Elm aus eteibnetes o IT nno @egenmtttel
fir bGs Weticlnebcl. Su roben bet
u. u. Waripn s Comp.
alIeinisen asenten fir Die Der. Staoten,
sIr Ger Sutanitr u. Hdbtiou<Ap.7
(AauS. t2Wtefl louie bel allen Oro4uiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-24
TURKEY MYRRH.
S,iirfifhe NHprrhen=9 9dhn= yinftur.

Gin ausse,eidnete5 Nittel sesen psl6ss oSer 5nr.
tes 3abndeii9. taulenoe SABINE uno idIedten Atbem.
I'd lidcn Ntiidunssn.
@ebrautt uno empiobleu BON a0eR 3a9ndrBten. BE-
reitet unb pertduit In
Epbert 2auterbadb'S ceutidber Mpptbefe,
Noroot-Ste Gutdrps Il. Sarato9aftr.,
unb bel aGeu Dro9uiiten.
HS- 5U Gents pro fSlaibt. (78-i .a.W.n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-24
Sas seeutfte. Sis cabin - WenidDen &c
ffprbeu,

8elleuille, %. SAM. - Sis bahin
iino % Oienideu geitorben uno Die aerSte be-
gen Die ibredlihe Ssfirdtung, oaB 0 II E II
65 In glidlt den taum 6-7 mt t
oem0eben oapon TO m mmen 10 er D II!
Die Seruunoeten iteben ihredlihe Stmer6eu
aus. GS uiro betdti9t, baB bic Wa99onS
oer /. alaIie nur uuerheblih beid)dol9t wur'
ben uno feiuer Der Yaiiagiere Seriesunsen
er1lelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-24
E4 9as gSeIeHDlatt Des ,,Srat:
idlcn GnrreipunSeuten"

eri6etnti isosn rsitas. es lit zines Der sro5tsn une
cit5altisitsn 8tdttsr Der Scr. Staaten, Ssi nm
rern Trasern aemadte SefeuunsGn werhsn IN
8 GeutS pro ESpcbenbiatt beSablt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-24
Ole SreptDbpIons
GiS-Tanne

VIHsGHWWe
TT, mas Sousr5aitistst, Re,nbeit une S15Hbeit
nubelangt, biz neueite uno bette, ScS Gle Dor
fd,aeller Mailciuns fdbuseass aanne. gu ba=
ben lei
Se5r. Gaufielt & Gcmp.,
@de Der Baltimore uno
,Xpri( G.tS-f) Spar(esitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-24

0emSiep, usrssn absr fpubrideinli9 ibren
9Sunoen erlte9ell.
Gen. 3osdn.
8 bitdso, ~. SUM-. - 2ogan ertldrt,
oaB er, tros auer bishelsser Weinunssocrs
id)lsoenheiten nit Grant, ben 2eeterer trarm
unteritiiten uno ibm in Sliuois $4,000 ct.
Mebrheit fd,ern msrbs. (&enu Der @eneral
fein beferer Red)enmsiiitr, aIs Soloat uno
Bolititer lit, baun braud,en iid @reeiegiten
Oh oleicr ytiibnen" @rflGruna bes Sen. {.
fsin 9raues Saar pafien su laiien.)
Wferifan,fhes.
Srotun snille, 3eras, 21. SUM-. -
Sen. Sreuiuo bat in Monterep aberr!ais cine
3uau9sanlelbe erboben uno Die fremocnaaufs
leute, lpelte nid)t saben tounten ODER wous
ten, au bic 6eitunssarbeit 9eiflitt. Ser
ameritaniidle @oniul legte erfoiglos Broteit
elm. 2lue @eifaite iino in Ntontsrep 9eifloi'
ieu unO bic ganSen Streitrdfte Der Hebeleu
merbeu bort suiammenaeioaen.
BON ser &iiite ocs Stiuem WeereS.
Gan 6ransisco, %. SUM-. - 0as
Sdliiiemeut oes 8afiee= uno ruetiuoiiben
Brooutten Smporteurs gticolas 9arlno
(s750,0GO) wlrb ange;ei9t. - Sn 6Olse oeS
3uderfeNer ausitanoes In Jem Uorf lit
SaHpmif)- Snieln>3 3uder um @ts. pIo Yfo.
9eltle9en.
Cine semaltise Grploipn.
Sau 5ran stsco, p. Sunt. - 01e
Staot murre beute our6 Oie@rploFon Oon1500
Bio. Nitro @lpcsrin i'll Den y@llllorntaa
Yuluer Wii9tsn" uabe ea9una 9onoua, A
Dieilen bon Der Staptbaue erid,iittert. SedS
@ebGuoe uuroeu serltDrt uno sinrleIgeS Voh
in Die gt6e gsbebrt. Sein Neni4 erhielt Ser.
lesun9en.
0aS @ettsr III bier iebr heiB.
Sentral= Nmer,fa. - Scr ,,GSadr
1temart." - Der Sabcl= Opfr.
,,Gactan" lit Siderbett.
Stngit on, Samaita, %. SUM-. - Sn
Shores, Guatemala, hat Elm groBer Sranb
tott9eiuuOeu. - Sn Gan Salpaoor bat eiu
abermaltses Grefien eine Rieoerlase ber &es
9ieruugstruppsn sYr Solge 9ehabt. - Die
&rforlbun9s. .@rpeoitlon tbelit NIT, baB Die
hDhite gleuatiou Der 9aiaS Rioer 1oute 45
| SUB beirdgt. - Dlan beiiirdtet UilBhsutgfels
ten in GoIa Gtieu, ba bic Eeboroen BON pol
| leubad'5 9ampfer, Der 5ur @rforldluHgS- -GI
petition aeb0rt uuo bic amerlfanllde tlaa8'
fiibrt, etne Sdiiiaabgabe uerlau9en. - Oel
.Gbaar Stemart" .inost iida mad tpie Dor
in Qlpinpau inter Aufldlt Der Ser. Staaten
Oampfirssatte r9spomius." - Ser aabsl'
Dampier ,Dacian" ioa seborgen eln. -
Nan sridbrt bier, bab Die 0eutltsn in lbren
am II. Sunt auf Bort ausBrlnce, 9aptl &C.
ma9ten angriiie nur swel Sdluiie abtererten
Son SaDanna.
Saoanna, %. SUM-. - Der Sampte,
yGolumbia" trui gelteru bier Elm.
alil1eniabrer melben, baB Der (oielbelprodle:
ne) 0ampfer y6aunie" bet gtuepitaS gtiftt
eine Qaouug fur Die 0ts6eaen auf spel Shoo
ner uno mebrere feine Soote itbcrtrasen bat
9apauerle lit abgeldidt moroen, UNI, ~
mD9lid, ben Sruusport Der 9aouns iu's SH
mere Sl uerbtnoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-24
1eScrntaun,

reid ODER arm pSrbsirarse ODER n6t, folte feH zee
ben tir cine fsinsE pitten entipretenos Snmme psts
fitern unc in Dem parrSrrn Ran9e Der iS9els''s'"
hsn 9eieQihaiten iieht eie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-24

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Borlor=@b @banoelicra.
Yarlor<@ banbelters.
Slblotbef4 6 Ru' IoeIters,
t,ibliotbet-9 banbelters.
Eb;inmersG Gbdnteliers
gBsimmv z&banbeliers,
@B;immsr.G banhelters.
$ausfursG GbanbeF. .ers,
Sau sIurzG banoefiers,
Sausfur=G baube eliers.
Mue ArfSn W Seinrid1tunaen.
Wat ler= unb q esrobren nnc
Heparatureu BET
q. .. Ganieiun,
Nr. 8, Ro,o=1ibertpitrdbe.
(Nprt191SN gtr. 3, Worh =2ibertnftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-24
aHarcollier be Werolla&Go

y, Nr. 3 ., VsbdngesHIaees
Baltimore.
Saus in 1oris: yr. Is, stue on eonieroatoire.
bebsa {oeben per Sdiii ul1Rcle Soc" uro "Sania"
Den xacsrpoJl
eineusoIGen Sorratbson
s. drct r.
Gauterness etnen
alIer @rabe
erbalthn.
Sn iss'T crn unb baifen.........SuartS uno Ytnfen.
(ssgt 40. .1l4Hte.,S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-24

WeWe NNtIuSe rt4
yiinife'iden 3eidnen>8u9es.
Das me6aniihe 3eiduenzBuh, adte 4ufz
laee, nit Sc StablItihen, 81.
Df,s seomstriid,e 3eid,nenbud,, filnfte auIass,
soioirt uno perq,05ert nit 45 Stdbltihen 90.
S1r Anftt uno gum 0erfauIe i'm Depot ilir 3tihner.
Nr. 114r Weit=Bolttmoreitr.,
fAs-NN H. Minnie r &0hue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-24
%almore Mo+, W{ontao, Den "a. Sun 1872

0emSieb, ruerssn aber rpabrideinlth ibren
Wunoen erlleseu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-24

Gde Der Gufdps iine Sordtp9affrafs,
Bret5Iifte fir SrIblin9 unb Sommer:
seIue oenaaelte SerrenzG Gaiters s............$i.n
Stire aerGbte Serrens@atters. ers................ 22S
Heine 9endbts Box Toes Seuenz@ @aiters ....... 250
@5erdbte talbleoerne 6errenz@aitc ........ $50
@endbte tran3 talhleoerne SeuCn=S StefeI. see. g. 90
@enagelte talblebcrne Serrens StCfel......... 400
Dtit Der Sano 9emd6te ranS. tolblsoernt Sties
T. tur Serren. ........................, 600
9albltoCrne Salmornts fir Serren. ........ 200
Riebree 5errenzShube pom iran5. 9albeber =. 2.26
Waferbi6te 6erren Stteel fir Y&teer uro
Brauer $3.25, $50 400
Sangr tulbleocrre 9nahen= Stiefel. .......... 225
Oamens Oepartement:
eafinsz GetenidHirz @aters fir Oamen. =. ..$1.2S
Samen= Shniir>@aicrs s...................... $50
0alnersS on9reS< 8atters. s................... t.25
Stumpfsnbi9e 9aItnss S6ubs fir Domen. 80. 2.50
kalbleeerne Oamenz Salmorals. .............. 1.60
Waroto- -Oaneu=S Shube. ........ ............ 1.S7
RatenteoerEe Sn0pi=Stietcl tIr Damen ..,....
6rans. blegeRteeer1e Oamcu=S lippers. t.25
RdroiozO DAMN, @Slipper5 Observation-Disclosures. 70
Oamen= 9eppid @Suppers s.................... 60
gBalhstubs OameR= Sippers. 80. 20
gpir erhoten taeth reus Dioben IN biuteereu
Breteu, ais irsenS elm anSeres Stubsei1dtt In esi
Staot.
@einberser's s9ublaben,
(apr5, ,3yts) @de D0m Gutaw' ". Sarat0sasr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-24

Der earBs gorotb eirer ShubzEobrtt auf BEN sros
Gen Santerotts= =slutttonsz 8ertaui seiautt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-24

Soma Sr n d., N.>S., p. SUM-. - Die
bieiisen oemofratildeu eenfsren,lsr babsn,
uuabbdnsig bon tbren Solegeu I'M nSlft9s
4penue Sotel" II. ben 9roesbedlanern, ebas.
&. aoams nominirt. (94ie plele Sanoloatsn
rperoen mir nod befommen, lpenn leoe unau-
irieoene Clique bebauptet, ben pmahren Sas
fob" fir Oas gSeBe 9aus" sefunaen su ba<
ben2)
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-03

ready fop our use. It is the bread OF life.
1t may be dry in the catechism, but worked
up into life it is light and heat and motion.
1t is this that accounts for Paul and Luther
and John Knox and all earnest men. They
said let God be true. and every man a liar.
They meditated. David says: 81 was
dumb with silence; l held my peace.
While l was musing the fire burned. Then
spoke l with my tongue" He went ont IN
the night, and considered the heavens-not
simply glanced at the sky, but considered
it, and then came i'll, and sat down, and
wrote psalm.
In conclusion, consider the faith of the
man il tho text. He believed certain
things his own, helplessneSs. He had
thought upon that until he was certain. 1t
was a definite fact. He believed in Christ
as ii definite power. 1t WAS not knowledge !;
ouly belief enough to make q trial. His
PRAYER was that Christ would cast cut the
devil from his son and the doubts from him
self.
Lord believe, help thou Eline unbeliet''
is good prayer. Faith is the gift of God /;
it is to be prayed for: we are to pray to
be taught to pray. We are to pray for
power to believe; believe and prayto be-
leve more. and 20 go from one grace of
believing to conviction, and from strength
to strength. Power to believe the doctrine
is power to do the will and to know the
doctrine. All things are possible to him
that be,ieveth. 1t is safe near the shore.
bu5 there You can toll all night and catch
nothing The word of Christ to his dis
ciples is Launch out into the deep
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-03
ers himself voluntarily beneath the

lowers himself voluntarily beneath the
brute.
But, some may say, the plant which you
so severely denounced is highly beneficial in
some diseases. Undoubtedly; that was
what it was made for. We are taught from
Scripture that, after the creation, "God saw
everything that he had made, and, behold
it was very good" He probably designed
tobacco for medicinal purposes, not as an
instrument through which Els crowning
work, man, was to render himself fountain
of filth.
l suppose it would be better if were to
stop now, but | can not resist the tempta-
ton of abiding to the manner in which
some men openly display their penchant for
the weed by taking chew in the pres
ence of ladies, actually appearing proud of
the very ungallant action. 1 hope and trust
that this class is limited to very few, for
such conduct is fragrant and inexcusable
act of i'll manners, which it seems almost
impossible could be committed by person
who respects himself, or who wishes TO be
considered respectable and gentlemanly
member of society.
In conclusion, l would remark, Tor the
comfort and consolation of those unfortu-
mates with whom the use of tobacco has be-
come fixed habit, that in one place be-
tween the lids of the Bible they may lind
themselves upheld by the inspired writer
This portion may be found in Revelation,
twenty-second chapter and the second clause
of the eleventh yerse-'He that is filthy,
let him be filthy still
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-03

the head as must have felled him to the
ground, and. as he lay stunned in the grave
ward, he would have easily dispatched him.
The sounds of violence in that seQuestered
place no ear could have heard. and 10 hu,
man aid would have intertered to prevent
the contamination OF his atrOciOus purpose.
The women, who in the large barn-like
room, were attending to the preparations
for supper at its further end, had caught
nothing of the conversation of the two
men who stood near the door. The effect
of this might not very improbably have
been- that no one would have known IL
what direction their walk had lain, or could
have conjectnred where the body OF Ma
earthly, if he had been murdered, was con
cealed. 1t might have lain under the wall
of that rude cemetery undiscovered until
the next funeral brought people into its
solitary Enclosure.
At this point all turned upon the present.
ment which had so mysteriously determined
Mccarthy, without any motive OF which he
was conscious, against going over the stie
before him. Mccarthy was too powerful
man to have been assaulted on falr terms,
with a reasonable chance of the intended
assassin success.
When the trial was over Mr.. Bennett, my
informant, who, though not in the case. and
a very Junior barrister at the time, had list
ened to the trial with deep interest tounG
an opportunity oi speaking 10 the prosecutor
and asking nm some questions upon Tue
most extraordinary point III the stfanSeo oe-
currence 'ieD"seh 10.
What passed was to the following effect
"You state that you were prevented from
drinking the porter by a pam III the oach "
your meek D1d that pam aiect the haeh o.
your neck. and II nor: 10 what part % your
neck was 1t confined
- 1t was one spot only, close under me
skull. Oh the backbone.
" Was 1t severe pam
" The worst Lever lelt.
Had you ever the same pain before
" Never any pam ike 1t before or sinte.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-03

Those who are arranging their con-
tinental excursions for the ensuing Summer,
may like to learn that the Spanish and Por-
tuguese railway companies are providing for
a series OF circular tours, for which single
ticket will become available,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
COTTON MARKETS.

hgsPHIs. Aug l}-Coon queti MdiinG Nci net receipts
bales; eYD0ts-.oastWise l96 bales stock, 2,S bales.
CISCiSXATi, Aug l9.-COon queti Niidinq, 2oc
MOBILE COitO nomnsl MidInu nominal net receipts
9bales; e1poris-coas twse 20 bales sOcE, lilbses.
LOUISVILLE Aug l9Cotton quiet Mddlngt 2lc receipts
l. bales; shipments. lOj bales. -
SEw-OKLsASs Aug l9-Coon dull and umina Low Mildng,
lsialge receipts li9 bssi gross 10 bales ss 81 bales
stock, go bales.
Bosrox Aus. lsCoon dull Mdings, 24c gross receipts II
bales: sales 100 bales; st0ck. 30 bales
PnlLlDELPHiA Aus. i9-Cottoa quiet; hg, 2iic.
LOWS, August t9.-COiiOh nOmnsli no pee gwen.
WILMINGTON Avg l9Cotton quiet mlnBs, zOei exports
EaItIasroS Iuz l3.Goon dun M!illns nominal, price
gyen net receipts u bai eIposcOass $40 balesi sales
bales: stock. 3,lO6 bales
sAvASSAH Aug lg-Co,ton Quiet; Mddnn l9i net receipts
eIpors-osstw Az balesi sales bs stock COL bales
AUausTA Aux l9Coton dull and nominal Mddhngs De; net
receipts, bale; sales, n bsleE go, ~.
NORFOLK Aug l9Citou quiet; Low Mdngs l'e net receipts
2Ot bales; e1pos-rlastwse n haies: stock 20 bales
BAITnoKE Aug l9-Coon dull; Mdng.2l,c gros' receipts
10 bales sales no bales stock, $50 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

HARVEY FIsK. A. D. hAiS" D.
OFFICE OF FISK g. HATCH, Bankers.
No 3 Nassau-st, NEw-1 DIRK, August To- lo'S' '
ADVANCEMENT BONDS are so high that the income
derived from them is too small for ordinary invest
ments and as the number of persons seeking peIma-
nent and safe securities other than Governments is
constantly increasing, have, i'll order to accom-
modate our friends and customers made thorough
and searching examinations of several which we can
fully recommend as possessing the requisite quaf-
cations of good investment. Prominent among
these are the SIX PER CENT BoNDs OF THE CHEsA-
PEAKH AND ONO Il. Il. COMPANY-the interest," ana
principal of which are payable in New-Iork CITY, IN
gold coin. They are issued in denominations OF
S1O0 $500 and 1000. either coupon or registered
The prce at present is 81 and accrued interest The
amount remaining unsold is small. THIS road is now
nearly completed ard will soon become one OF the
great trunk roads from the Atlantic tde-waters to
the heart of the great West and opening low grade
and direct line with Cincinnati, Dayton, LOUISVILLE
ST. Louis and other great cities.
We would also recommend the CENTRAL PACIFIC
SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS and also the WESTERN
PACIFIC.
These Bonds are now so well lnown-the roads
having been completed some time and earning at
the rate of twelve millions per annumt is needless
for us to enter into details.
We also conduct regular banking business in all
its branches, and receive deposits on which we
allow interest at the rate of four per cent per
anpum. FISK & HATCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20

and 81 Of % at &c. Total ss7i sheep and lambs 81
81 % average.
e. McCiraw sold 0is at 50 each.
Judd a Buekin CHAM sod 400 Ohio sheep, 81 ~ az DC
IN5 do 81 bic 900 OF 81 d. tIc 61 State lambs 10 d.
DC; and ca OF A. ut 6tc 49,, o, a. -.
Ierch & Barnes sold 10l poor Indiana sheep, ~ D. at
dc 200 do, 20 b. 11l6c,; 200 Ohio, IS D. 10 Sn-
ada lambs, Ga H. stc l9l do COZ n, sBc iV'a So-' ~
So 80 each. o,. ~ ., 60 .
80 Of 81 10, at 6c 40 OF S5995 at SO Io'' Eo'o ~
6 f6 - o,a,o
Total, l. sos lambs, at IS Ool ,.,,
HoGS-Total receipts, sOG3 against o5o lasttweek.
For saugherers OF yesterday and today neie were
So cars at COmmunipaw and % at Fortieths; nafhet
rather strong 6sq6lo for dressed; I've are worth
a3g5kc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARkRTA

LONDON Aug io-li:3O m-Consos opened 2 FOR money! snd
92 for the s. FveTweav bonds lS0ts Va 1905 OH
fsSKroTr Aug ia m-Uoted States FvsTwni! bonds opened
Of Sol for the issue OF 1852.
PARIS, Aug. ia. m.-Rentes opened a. 35t Soc ar,
LIVERPOOL Aug l9-ll a. mCOon-Openng quotauonsi Mil
ding Uuan1s Cd; Mddipg 0ldi0lL Wheat. 2l e.
GENITAL for California White; lJ0ll8 for Red Western SPRING and
III for Red Winter Flour 28 asp beL Tor western OsnSL
Corn 27i3 y quarter. ,,r,
Aug l9-l:3O mCoiioni Is dull Mding Upanl'
LosDoS Aug g2 p -CousOls for money o for the account
o.
LIVERPOOL Aug 10 p mTbe Boadstuf market quiet
eat 5dlt8 r GENITAL for Red Western Spring PORK, 4t
Dbl for New Prime Mess. o,.
LoNDoy Aug 1916 p Coasos closed at 9 for money and %
gl for the Socoant Fvergeny bonds l6 s
1865 old g3.; 1905, 92l; TenPories, 49,
PARIS, Aug l9-p m.-Reptes Closed al 59L, 45c
IfvRRPOo Aug 1875 mCottOn-lose unchanged The nles
day 10000 bales including 900 for and sPeeaa-
ton.
As1gERr Aug ls-PetrOeun 46L for ane pale American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North Rrer Tesei, and Rai'TSa55s, - c.,.
AGO. ID pigs BeeswaI I314 bales Cotton 'Ss yn
Seed Cake 35 bills Cotton Seed Oil J pigs Dred S'i ia
g5l6 bu Flour bush. Wheat JOv ps
huh oats 10 sos bush Mat 500 bush Barley @ bags frseed
bhls Meal 1885 Hides ZIG bales Hides oJs as Lahe
bales Moss 7JJ bills Spirits Turpentne iS bbs 81
80 bl Tar 80 bb Pieb t7'o bbls Roas yS5 Pg o T-1 a
Pork, 100 pkgS Meats 90 pkgs Lard =. 80 nI
1858 pkg. Cheese, - pigs IalioW
Boo Starch. bags 4Yg half chests -
hacoo, 45O boxes &C. Tobacco 81 bb WhkI i' ' """ ~
bales Skins. 1893 Silver Ore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
HORSE md CARRIACE MARRE1..
EEw-YoRK. Monday. Aug. 10, IA

The supply in horses of all kinds at the open
ing of the week is fully equal the limited requirements
Of the present trade There favorable indications
toward improvement Of tho dull condition OF tina
market. The hot weather Of the past week viii havs
the tendency Of keeping away many who otherwise
would have returned TO the city and many who thus far
have not been able TO leave will tho 10
drawing TO close, be taking their departure for boii
day tour Tho horse market will consequently present
the same deserted appearance as the city IN general
Messrs. WaldrOD 81 Cooke report tho following sales
effected this day at their Downtown Auction Mart In
Cmrch-st:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
CArrLR MARKET.

omoAoo, Aug loRscepts for The Woes-C,te 1884, iSg.
Hogs 22i2g Sheep 4ls Cattle stesfi for good grades
lz!al5c. lower for thin sai ueyen lots, supply
OG S60 J7i Choice = 500 % '5 Good 10
Prime ~ Pair SJd - Stock PId S3 lne
ror and Comnon & 55 81 as Eoherned lened Teams ~
90 p through droye og active Shipping reount pree'
higher quotations range - 4OW54 COS ConmG t. Medium - 20
Fair Good a. 9O0 s5 Choice AM ARA lots sheep better
supp market weak prices owri ~ 75d ]oI common TO CHOICE
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THE MARKETS.
icarefully reported for TIE TRIBUNE

fcarefaly reported for TEE THBUNKI
MOyDAY. Aug. 49, 1872.
AsnRSPo,s quiet bu; strong SO 2 Pearls and
noRios'.
COTTON-Te demand Cotton spot continues moderate
ard prices steady sales Z54 bales 1859 last evenngl Of which
100 M and $50 for consumption Forward deliveries bgt
T. dechue early months Sales SATURDAY after U NJ
September 90 az ne: October 800 at lSse 100 at l9.c,
100 81 10 SlCc; November, 100 at 10 l5l6c, 300 at
IeIc January, 200 O. c.. at lsic; eTehsnged-lie.
pad 1000 December for 1905 Sep,emberj total,
700 bales Sales today August COO at pole Sptem
Dor 100 at % 5ls 200 2o!c October 500 s sse 100 at y Slice,
1910 November 200 lSic; 40 at 10 36c 400 al 1919
December co 1870; January 200 Cat l8ci ezhangedle
paid TO exchange 400 October for 100 September lie paid exchange
90 November fo 81 SpubeT total 400 bales Grand total
n IL. W. unla.
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