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1, George Adams, Cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Wheeling, do solemnly
swear that the above statement Is true, 10
the best OF my Knowledge aud belief.
George ADAMS, Cashier.
Correct Attest:
q. w. FRANZHEIM,
II. M. HARPER,
Director.
State OF West Virginia, Ohio county;
Sworn to and subscribed before Inc, this
18th day oil June, 1872.
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islS Notary Public.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LE~TURE.

DEv. DIR. JOHN HoaG, FOR MANY
II years q Missionary IN Egypt but now
on q visit in America, will lecture on
Egypt, in the United Presb terrain ,hurcn,
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pEPOKT OF THE (ONDITIUN VI
h. the First National Bank Of wheeling
at the close of business OH the 10Th day Oi
June, lS72:
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WHO SETTLED THE LAND TITLES?

Hot. EvERNoNr WARD. OF Cabell
county, announces himself as II candi-
date for the Judgeship of the Ninth
Circuit. embracing the counties Of Cab
ell. Wayne, Lincoln. Boone, Logan
Wrnn,inr Mercer. kalci"h and Nj
The New York herald., 1872-07-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

c.... aALy.sIos, July s. 1877. !.
ss S net sess ssispi s
Exports coaslwise, 1878 Sales, 40
Cotton nominal: middlinge 244c recipe s7s baies
a ssTpso a sss' Es Ss
porisTc Liverpool ssi coss%iss 9 sdaS Sales 1900
Cotton entirely rominsi; middings 2,1c ac Net re.
%sskys.; I 3 sss @ sCss
Sales, co.
stw@s y Sales So Stock is& @sesiy. as.
o ocotion dull mIddIings 2Ac Net receipts Gross.
& % Gross. sis' % Sss. s..
Tobacco steady and unchanged. Sale; iso h6ds
for No spring s. aOcT winter 50 50 for wle win.
os ""ss edas euS q eS 6or sS
ss.e; az ~ % su,nss iilni: =, ssc n:minaly
sa :s.SH ssG &C., sssil
s S ;sa sfx
a 20 sse 'S sksieS ssw Dn.%e. aaH si Sheas TO-
@ as Iasas % %Sss s 3 sssf atsi BY
Lake mports-Four 1850 si sS. Wheat ~ sS sS SasSe.; ,
sSSs SSs.S sssl Sashsis corn 'a io'!sa Do Ssis
6anel corn. w Do oat Go Canal It@ lrelsGis@ il
ber, 8 hoa So; white saa So o. Whea! slow Miiwaa-
Milwaukee spring, No. 3, 81 s5 a 81 80; No Chicago
s.rins IS; White Canada, 81 G7 a$l 76; Green bay
slrnv, 81 ~ Germ dull; sales 5000 bu-heis &c.
q oted at blHc Sc Oats saes of Western
- CuIcAGo, July g. 1872.
Flour quiet and unchanged. VIII a ,airiv active but
unsettled; No. spr closed at 81 2si IL % cash. or
sell,r July 81 7a tid sell r August No. ring s. ~
sold rt 4ie tsc seller Angus 4ac seller September
firm at a5hc: 81 for No barley frm c. o,c ofer,d
or No. fall. Whi.key s!ady At SEC. FOX
u Sls 10. cash, or seller July. Lard steady
old al c or shoulder ,or clear % rib sides
Bacon steady sales q shoulder. a ose rib
$oloa 81 70 for good to choice s er- Live hogs good
demand ut " - ~ ior common to choice. Freghts
Wheat to buffalo, &c. RcceiptS-4JO0 bbs -four 270JO
bashel, o wheat .5iON Do corn. sog DO oats 100 do
ments 100 bb- flour, 5000 bushels what 2pi0oO do.
corn IL undo oats ~ 900 do. rye, LOO do barley, $3.50
cattle and UUJ hogs -
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARxKr.-LoNDoN, July $50 p NJ
Consos closed ut 92 for money and 2 the account
United States fvewenty bonds, 1925 81 n 1865 old
921s; l86Ps, 924; tenfOrties, 3D.
Paris BoURsE-PARis July 6-P M.-Rentes closed at
63i. Sc.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKroRr, July 5-United States
fve-wenty bonds 96> for the isue of 1862
lLvkistoOL COTTON MARKEr-tlvERPOOL, July SIS 30
The cotton market closed unchanged. The rate
Leans ll,4c. HID The sales Of the day are now esti
mated ut oW bales including 90 specula ion and
export The sales of the week have 47,0Oj bales
nelud ng 1000 for export and 1000 eculatiOn The
stock in port Is 09 900 bales Of which 3} UOJ Aneri
can Tho receipts OF the week have been 1000 bales,
GLIDING l6 OO American. Actual Ort 500 bales. The
stock ut sea bound to this port z00 bales including
46,UO American The shipments Of cotton Bombay
to the 9TH inst, since the last report hav0 been
bales
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFrs MARKKr-LIvERPooL, July s.
M-The market for breadstuffs is heavy. Wheat l2s.
Sd pr Genital for California white; lis 3d. lis 3D.
ceps OF wheat or the past three day have been 3OO
quarters including ~ so American Flour 27s I'd per
bb. Tor Weste rn canal Corn PTS Sd. per quarter The
weather throughout England to-day is fair and
to the growing crops
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKEr.-LIvERpooI, July b-5
p M-Cheesc 57s Cd. per cwt for the best grades of
American fine. Lard, 40s Sd. per cwt
LIvR1POOL PRODUCE -MARKEr-LIvERPOOL, July b-P.
M-1allow 42s. Cd. cwt Spirits petroleum, I'D
lSd per gallon.
LoNDoS PaoDUcE MARKEr-LoNpoN, July B-Evcning -
Lnseed OIL LIS per ton Spirits turpentine opened
a 39s Cd and closed at 37s per cw Calcutta IiiIsccd
64s 3D. 6,s. Fine rosn. l6s l7s per cwt sperm oil
E36 ESs ton Russian tall0w 44s cwt. Refined
petroleum, I5]ad. per gallon
The New York herald., 1872-07-06
CLOSING PRICES O'CLOCK P. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Flour Dull and Easy-Wheat Lower
Corn Active and LOwcr-Oats Easier-
Pork FiImer-Lnrd Easy-Freights
Firmcr-Spirits Turpentinc Active and
Firmcr-Whislkey Nominal.
FRIDAY, July 5-6P.M.
AsHEs-No change has occurred in this market since
last, either in prices the demand. We quote =:
Pots, 81 Is a 90 rs.
BUILDING MArERIALs-Bricks have been in fair request
since last at unchanged prices Lime remained dull
at 81 rs and 81 75 for lump Cement wasalso
dull but quoted steady at 81 60 for Rosindale Laths
were quiet but airy seady quoted at 81 70 Eastern
spruce.
CorFEE;The market remained quiet for all dsscrip-
TONS still prices remained firm. We quote -o-Or-
binary cargoes l64c. l64c; iair do, Ike 49, good
do losc. lS4c; prime, l9c ls14c gold. per lb ~
to 80 days. t1 nm
90 F5ova AMP .,Recsipts-Flour. 1857 bbs wheat
z60 bags OATS 10, 1854 bushels The flour market ruea
dull but auotably lower. The sales only about
400 bbs at prices within the range If quotations
Corn meal was uuiet and unchanged ior both barrels and
The New York herald., 1872-07-06


The North River Savings Bank announces
semiannual dividend Of per cent, payable to de-
posit0rs on and after July Is.
,~~-- STOCKS pgLL AND STRONG; -
In the stock market business was resumed at mid
day. The first hour so OF the session of the
Board witnessed a pretty active "trade' in Erie
Pacific Mail, Northwestern. Lake Shore and Western
Union. The chief feature was rise of / per
cent In Erie following larger Improvement in the
london market, the discrepancy being due to
free sales Of both long and short stock
during the advance and the consequent
checking Of the upward movement. The "bears''
were hammering Erie with the fact that the earn
ings for the last week In June show decrease Of
$5,OOO making total decrease Of nearly $685. 900 for
the latter half Of the MONTH The Improvement
elsewhere ranged from one-eighth to one-half per
cent, bulsh feeling prevailing, which, In a denser
market, might have led to more important results.
The believers in rise during the interval to the
fall campaign are quite sanguine that Mr.. Boutwell,
is preparing the schedule for new "cal' Of bonds
and Will publish 1t ut an early day. The election in
Erie next week is, otherwise, about the only thing
disccrnibe on the financial horizon likely to make
breeze In Wall street during the summer, which
season, up to this time, has been the dullcst since
the suspension OF specie payments. Canton was
lower ut s9K. There were sales of st. Paul pre-
fcrred or Northwestern preferred.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
The New York herald., 1872-07-06

grocery, fair to choice, 9kc a lOkc. Brazil-ru.ch
sandsId d, Nos to H. 7slc bic JIva-Duch
Nos 10 to T. s1e. ssc Mani.a-snp erior and extra
superior. 7Hc S3fc.
sIk.R, was dull and entirely nominal in the absence
TAiLow quiet hut firm at Sisc. 9,<c for choice
we note sales OF l. 0U lbs. common at SIC.
WHisKkr-Receipts 2e0 bbis. The market was quiet
buyers, at gle. " -
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AN IRON BRIDGE SHAKEN DOWN.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, July 5, 1872.
Some persons at Knowlesville Orleans county,
who were firing cannon yesterday, placed it on
the iron bridge over the Erie Canal The recOi of
the gun threw the bridge Into the canal tOge ther
with four men who were on it. No one was ser-
0usiy injured. The bridge still lies in the canal
although boats were able to pass this morning.
The New York herald., 1872-07-06
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

RICE-EMMONs.-On Tuesday, July 2, at the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian church, "Dr. Halls" by the
Rev. Thomas Street, EDWARD G. RICE to Miss LAURA
EMMONs, OF this city.
Observation-Disclosures st. Augustine's chapel
University place, Tennessee, OH Monday, July l,
by the BRIDES father the Bishop OF Texas assisted
by the Bishop OF Mississippi and the Bishop of Ten
nessee, WILLIAM y. WILMERDING OF New York. to
MARY A. GREGG, Of Galveston, Texas. s~
The New York herald., 1872-07-06

The wheat market was quiet and easier Sales 56OUO
bushels, at 81 5z 81 6S ior good 70 choice No Mwau
white Sta e. VI rs for choice white Michigan, 81 W Tor
No. Toledo winter red Corn lower and fairly
tive for export at the decline sales O0 bushels at 6Oc
74c. Western yellow 16c. SOC. do white. South
remained nominal. Oats were in moderate demand
and easier; sales bushels, at 4Oc 4lS Tor inferior
black Western on lie track and i4c 45c for white.
ley and rye remained nominal
cbey e SgG 81 who
A moderate chartering business was consummaied at
pSS pSSpf Ss%sT saesm stI
closing at I'D SID 800 boxes cheese SIS. 6d and BY
steam, 100 bales hair sss The charters comprise a
British bark to Cork for orders $500 quarters grain
at Is. 3d. or If direct 3D. off; British bark 2oJ quar-
trs grain same @ voyage and rate colonial bak
Swedish bark hence to Dnnkirk O bbs refined petro
YI s s Sas to nenss d
Italian bark from Philadelphia 10 Dunkirk 500 bbs
petroleum at Gs One or two her vessels runored
GUNNlEs.-fhe market remained dull and more ,r less
nominal for all descriptions We quote :-cloth l4sc.
l5c ior Calcutta, i6c Tor domestic promp delivery
and l7c. for future Bags, Ike 5c. light heavy
HEMP AND JUrE-The market Tor hemp con inued dull
and nominal. Manila held at l2c gold. Jute was quief
al and steady at ne a6Ac gold Jutc butts steady
aI2aic 2yac., with small sales within the ran.r.
HAY AND SrRAw-The offerings have been ree bu, the
demand only moderate fees tend some hat In buy.
ers' favor We quote shipping hay, IS 81 % reail
os ss y stra~ s' S short M sl9ssr @ s
7Uc. a 75c. wheat, 60c. a Csc. ~
H0PsThe market has quiet sincc our last but the
few desirable hops on hand are held with considerable
MoLAssEs.-The market still continued quiet md with
The New York herald., 1872-07-06
COTTON RECEIPTS.

NIw YORK, July s, 1872
The following is the total receipts of cotton since
The New York herald., 1872-07-06

JULY
INVESTMENTS.
The large sales of Northern Pacific so Gold Bonds show
their popularity with investors and we recommend them
the public because of their absolute safety
first railroad security and real mortgage
lands worth twice the of the proposed loan.
The bonds have thirty years runpaya principal
and interest in god-exempt from United States
the holder first and only mortgage the road and
It's earnings, and upon socoooo of land-mainy
agricultural. timberea and mineral.
Tie bonds are issued denominations Of 500 $4,000
cour on registered and sold par and interest In
currency.
The semannua interest on the registered bonds paid
with gold checks sent to the Post Office address the
holder.
All marketable securities received in exchange.
JAY COOKE a CO.,
New York. Philadelphia and Washington
X KNIcKERBocKEs. FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
N" A n, SES Yosx, yaIy 3 isI,
the "
cared also nm extra dividend Of per cent Both free
spa
tho 18th inst j. l.. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS INsrITU-
M ton, No 2s3 Bowery, near Houston street
Intcrest-The trustees have declared semi annual
dividend at the rate of fix per cent per annum on all
entitled thereto for the six months and three
months ending June 80, payable and after the third
Monday in July Interest not Withdrawn will be credited
principal Deposits made on be ore July 20 draw
interest from July open daily from 10 A. NJ TO 3P. NJ,
and on Mondays and Wednesdays rom lOto7
ALFRED r. UONKLIN President.
HsNRy G. FISHER Secretary.
MONEY TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, IN
lV sums suit, New York, Brooklyn and Westchester
county; second and Leasehod Mortgages cashed.
HINMAN SON, rs Pine street
NEW YORK STATE SIX PER CENT GOLD LOAN
IN due 1887; limited amount for sale,
GWYNNE a DAY 10 Wall street
The New York herald., 1872-07-06

NAVAL sroREs-The market for spirits turpentine was
s including sssRSisa sSrpns
afsa ae k9s remssa quis 6u. about steady STRAINED hs
strained al s a1s and 100 sbIs low W pale at siSo Far
was quiet but frm At former figures.
from crushers hands sold in small way at &c s5c in
casks Crude whale quoted at 72c. crude sperm at 40;
crude e. c :, &c. &c. and Menhaden at Ac
PETRoLEUx-O Change today the market for refined
spot or month Crude in bulk was also dull held Il 2c
Case oil remained steady at 274c. 2sc, but nominal at
creek the market Was u and easier; quoted at S. IS
s. 70 on both roads The Philadelphia market was quiet
month Shipping crude al isc " -'''' ~ ''''
P9ovsIoys 5K@seip,s1Pork, eel 7ss bb.; cnt meats, tsl
ssf Ss 'sS
Slo Is Bacon good demand in good part ior long
clear Sales 900 boxes for export private terms 80
Bsi'ss aSfs ss %ss rSs Sr
sST s%a 's7a s Sa prime dS
unchanged and auetnauoted at rom s2ttoss CIT
Ing OF importance tranSprej We quote smoked hams
i4c. 5c. do shoulders 6c 7c. picked hams, lsc
dry ssited shoulders Sc. Sc Lard~The market Tor
Western very gsss,9uGIed at sc gc iHr spot or
@ been ,a fair business % csn;um%s,sd
Caroline AZ ss.c ssc Y, bags Paina at nc. 7Ac
and 80 bags sg oF s Ssw IVA "a. very hut
quoably changed. We have only 70 note sales OF 80
nd Srdadss ws :" p5sss within I =.
X and I2c: i29sc. Tor hards We quote :-Cuba-ketn
ss nisy0r c good S iG to pr"c srocsly 5 ar q
good 9l,c 9iSc; prime TO choice sic 0c.; ccntri-
psa poass p%' 7c as se %sladS c sis Havana
j c ,se y 'i isd % Sh,;s sc ,5s g Is BE sa
Porto Rico-Rehnina common TO prime, &c. q vac.
The New York herald., 1872-07-06

~ APITAL s2OO,OOo LIMIT slOOO,ocO
~ THE PRODUCE BANK,
Park place, corner College place:
- ~ ", " 80
-. 80 New YORK; July s, 1872
This bank will commence business on Monday next.
July 8. with capital Of s1W,COO cash paid in.
Established with earnest desire to benefit the mer-
camille community, every attention will be given to the
interest of those who kindly extend their Tatronage.
DIRECTORS
THOMAS p WALLACE, WM. H. wOGLOI,
N. II. DECKER, s. r. WYGANT,
THOMAS ii. WALTER, +. II. LLGGErr
EUGENE ELLSWORTH, ERNEST GREENFIELD,
JAMES KAY, II. II. TRENOR,
VIM BUCK, ii. N0RDIINGER,
ALFRED BENNETT, A. r. II. BROWER.
ISAAC ROSENWALD s. q. COURTNEY,
T. l.. RAYMOND, S. L. MEYER.
w. Il. G. CARPENTER,
r. l.. RAYMOND, President
J. z. WEsrERvEtr, Jr, Assistant Cashier.
II New YORK, June "a, 1872.
Dlvdend.-The Board of Directors have declared
semannual Dividend o three and halt per cent free
OF tax, payable and a Ter July 10.
CHARLES +. BROWN Cashier.
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LIMIT, $1,000, 900

A FIRST MORTGAGE OF $4,000 FOR SALE ON
"A property valued ~ $12 QUO; neSi the citv
IS. q. SMIrH Frankfort UO,,se 2ll WiIliann .freef-
The New York herald., 1872-07-06

A FIRST CITY MORTGAGE, SEVEN PER CENT IN
n teres be had property worth So, 1000; amount
o MORTGAGE $s0O; ag nts need not apply Adliess J,
NJ. D., Herald office. -
The New York herald., 1872-07-06

MONEY TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, IN
Ivl suit, New York, Brooklyn and Wcstcheser
county Second and Leasehold Mortgages ca.hed.
HINMAN a son, rs Pine street.
The New York herald., 1872-07-06

NEW YORK STATE SIX PER CENT GOLD LOAN
IN due 1887; limited amount for sale,
GWYNNE DAY. 16 Wall street
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FINANCIAL.

A DDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED FOR ME2-
n chants Manufacturers and others Persons with cap
ital seeking business advised approved opportunities
Rcio renceJ. b. Speman Sons fancy goods 36g Broad
way, &c. GRIGGS, CARLETON h Co.,
Financial and business Agents 93 broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-07-06


this Saturday morning, at nine O'Clock, from
Grace chapel, 10th street, between First and Sec
HUMPnRRYs.-At Hudson CITY, on Thursday July
4, ROBERT HUMPHREYS In the 46th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
ners avenue, near Van Worst street. Sunday
afternoon, at one O'Clock.
HUsrED.-On Tuesday, July 2, LAWRENCE ", only
son OF the late Lawrence V. and Mary Hustled, in
the 30th year OF his age.
HysLER.-On Thursday July 4, GEORGE, son OF
Jacob and Auguste Hyser In the 1Gth year OF his
age.
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral, from his
late residence, 242 East Twentyseventh street, on
Saturday, July 8. at two P. M.
KIRKHAM.-On Friday, Juy5 FRANK g., son OF
William }: and the late Mary E. Kirkham, aged
years and months.
Esq, IO9 Division avenue, brooklyn, E. d. on Sun.
day, July I, at four O'Clock. The relatives and
friends are respectfully invited.
KRAMER.--On Thursday, July 4, CHARLES KRAMER,
beloved husband Of Mary Kramer and eldest son of
Jacob and Christina Kramer, aged 80 years and
The relatives and friends Of the family invited
to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 81
Elm on sSsy iSs at
Benefit Association are invited to attend.
LowsY..on Thursday, July ., EL,zaBETm & aged aged q,
years, and also MARY, aged months, daughters OF
Mary Ann aud Edward Lowry. ,u..,
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funerals from the residence OF their
parents No Eldridge street, on Saturday, at half
past two O'Clock.
Newry papers please copy -
LUDLUM-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, July q,
HANNAH LUDLUM, widow Of Henry NJ Ludium, In
Services on Saturday, at eleven O'Clock, at the
residence OF her son-in,law, Alexander Trumpore,
In Edgewater, Staten Island.
LYNAM.-On Thursday, July 4, 1872, BRIDGET LY-
NAM q native OF the parish CastletOwn Geoghegan,
county West Meath, Ireland wife of Lawrence Ly
nam, and eldest daughter Of the late William Moran,
aged 81 years.
The friends OF the family, and also those OF her
brother, Daniel Moran, and sister, Alicia Martin,
are respectfully requested to attend the funeral,
from her late residence, 500 East Twenty-thlrd
street. corner Of avenue A, ON Saturday afternoon,
July o, at two O'Clock.
Irish papers please copy.
MAAss--On Thursday, July 4, BLANCHE, youngest
child of julius and Cecilia Mass, aged years and
month.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral, Sunday morning at eight O'Clock
MISUNDERSTANDING, FREDERICK A. MEschurT'
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MoUNT.--On Thursday morning, July CnAAhLhs
DE GRAY MOUNT, OF the late Richlrd r. Moun.
Funeral from the chapel OF st. Cnrysostonh' cor- i
of Thirty-ninth street and seventh avenue this
Saturday morning, at ten O'Clock.
MURRAY.-On Friday, July 0, 1917, CHARLES
MURRAY, aged 70 years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-14

An act supplementary to the act entitled
sAn act to prevent the determination of
fur bearing animals in Alaska"
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
Secretary of the Treasury be, and he is
hereby, authorized to appoint one agent
and three assistant agents, who shall be
charged with the management of the seal
fisheries in Alaska and the performance of
such other duties as may be assigned to
them by the Secretary of the Treasury; and
the said agent shall receive the sum of ten
dollars each day, one assistant agent the
sum of eight dollars each day and two as
sistant agents the sum of six dollars each
day while so employed; and they shall
also be allowed their necessary travelling
expenses in going to and returning from
Alaska, for which expenses vouchers shall
be presented to the proper accounting Off
GERS of the treasury, and such expenses
shall not exceed in the aggregate six hun
dred dollars each in any one year; provided.
that such agents shall never be interested,
directly or indirectly, in any lease of the
right to take seals, nor in any proceeds nor
profits thereof, neither as owner, agent,
partner or otherwise.
SEC. 2. That the Secretary of the Treasury
be, and he is hereby authorized to erect a
Westinghouse upon each of the islands of
st. Paul and st. George, for the use of said
agents, the cost of both not to exceed six
thousand dollars
Sec. g. That the said agents be, and they
are hereby, empowered to administer oaths
in all cases relating to the service of the
United States and to take testimony in
Alaska for the use of the government in
any matter concerning the public revenues.
Approved March 5, 1872.