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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-07

MISS SULLIVAN receives regularly from
vi Chicago all the latest styles of Patterns,
etc for Dress Making She has also secur ed
the ices of Miss VAIL, first class trimmer
from tie celebrated establishment of MadGme
Ribot, St Louis. Shop over Don's Stove Store
sent26d3m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-07
SOUTHERN HjTEL,

CssA y .....-.> IL L.
THE SoUT .ERV HOTEL is now open for
/ the reception Of Guests as a First Glass
Hotel. The Soathern Hotel is centrally located
corner Clark aud HsrriEon streets. within one
block of the Michigan Southern ana Chicsgo
Rock Island and Pacific Passenger Dspcts one
bIeek from the New Post 0fice Eve minutes
walk from the Illinois Central, Michigan Cen
trail, Asd Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Pas
sesgsr Depnts. Convenient TO all of the Banks
aud Wholesale and Retail Business Houses o.
ths South side. Have your Baggage check ed
to the Southern Hotel
BHRRorGHS &STRoNG Propristors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-07

from lands end to lands end, that all may
read, and reading, believe, that afor the
countless millions who are on the road to
an uusinsly grave With bilious complaints
there is bat one truly great and reliable
remedy, and that is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-07
BYRON A, BALDWIN Asa BATTLIB
GlRARD HOUSE,
Corner Broadway and Biddle Streets,


Luz MO
BALDWIN & BATTLES, PrOprietors.
(Fornsrly of Everett House, Chicago}
The GiRARD HOUSE is frat class in GlI its
appoiutme nts, is heated by steam, has an eleya-
tor and contains I5a large siry rooms, which are
neatly and eles sntly furnished, At is centrSliv
located, convenient to the street cars and easy
Of aeoe s to all railroads and steamers entering
the city. To suit the wants of those desirin <
good accom- modations at reasena bic rates the
terms have been made
ONLY TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
decS DIFF
The New York herald., 1872-07-31
WORK OF THE coRoNERs.

The body Of an unknown man, about fifty years Of
age, was yesterday found in the dock foot Of Bank
street, North River, by Onlcer Welch, OF the Ninth
precinct, and some citizens. black felt hat and
pipe found on the pier last Saturday are supposed
to have belonged to the deceased. Sergeant Smith
sent the body to the Morgue and notified Coroner
Herman.
Yesterday morning the remains of woman about
sixty years of age, whose name is unknown, were
found in the dock foot Of Cherry street. East River
The body was taken to the Norge, where Coroner
Herman will hold an inquest.
Christian Kanaller, a German, who some weeks
agojumped or fell from one OF the upper windows Of
died yesterday in Bellevue Hospital from the effects
OF the INJURIES An inquest will be held by Coroner
Schirmer, who was notified
Coroner Schirmer yesterday held an inquest on
the body of william S. Fawcett the child four and
q half years OF age, who was killed on Monday by
being accidentally run over in Tenth avenue, near
Eighteenth street, by team OF horses attached to
O lumber truck, driven by Andrew Zang The lat.
ter, who had been arrested, was discharged by the
Coroner. The parents OF the deceased live at No.
43e West Eighteenth street.
James Kcrrigan, q man residing at 500 West
Forty sixth street, drowned in the North River,
at the foot of that street. yesterday. His body
recovered and Coroner Schirmer notified.
The body of Edward Drisc0l, aged about twenty
five years. who was drowned at the foot OF Delaney
street, East River, on Monday, was recovered yes
terday by officer Woods, OF the Thirteenth precinct,
and taken to the Morgue to await a claimant. An
inquest will be held.
On The 18th inst. valentine Goetz, German lad,
ten years Old, fell from third story window of the
residence of his parents las West Thtyrs street,
while asleep, breaking both legs and receiving
other injuries, from which he died yesterday Cor
Herman was notified and will hold an inquest.
Charles John Clutterbuck, child two years OF
age, whose parents live at 154 West Eighteenth
street, died from Inflammation OF the stomach
caused by swallowing the phosphorus from q guam
play. Coroner Schtrmer was notified to hold an IN
quest.
The New York herald., 1872-07-31

do, 1884, DO. do. 1l5 1lex; do dc., 1885, do. do,
HOY 1863; do. do, 1867 registered, January and
July, 1l5H q 115k; do. 1896, coupon, do. lis q
115H; do. do 1857, do. do, 1l5,< 1iSK; do. do,
1858, do do, 11SK ll6k do. ten-forttes, regis
tered, 1l1yS 112; do. do coupon, 1l2H 113h; do.
nves OF 1881, registered, lls'I . 1l2X; do do,
coupon, 1lsx ia
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
The following were the prices Of Southern secu-
rites Tennessee, ex coupon, 1914 7sH; do.
new, Is 1875; Virginia, ex coupon, ~ o As; do.
registered stock, DID, 81 AZ; do. skies, c0nsoli-
dated bonds, SIX So; do, sixes deferred scrip,
15,S 10; Georgia sixes 73 7s; do. sevens, ss1S
90; North Carolina ex coupon, sal4 a 34k; do to
North Carolina Railroad, Al 4s; do funding 1885, rs
2S; do. do, 1858, % 25; do, new, 21 q 22; do
special tax, Is 10; Missouri skies, OAK OAK; do
Hannibal and st. Joseph, 90 q %; Louisiana sixes
80 90; do, new, 45 IS; do, levee skies, 90 65
do do. eights 70 rs; do. do eights, 1875, rs IS
Alabama fves IS a 90; do. eights, 80 q IS; South
Carolina sixes "a 81; do, new, January and July
2sh 80; do, do, April and October. 81 o %;
Arkansas skies, funded, so SO.
RAILWAY MORraAags
The following were the bids for the railway mort
The New York herald., 1872-07-31
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LoNDoN July 30-5 p. NJ
COnsos both for money and the clio ed at 9
99| American securi les hrmer; fve-twcnes closed at
g for 62s S for 6Ss old; 97 for CTS and 90 for ten
65f 30c
=, LIyEsrooL Corros MAskEr-LIyxRrooL, July sos P.
m'ddlIng Orleans i01d 64d. Sales of the dav were
10000 bales, Of which 20O bales for speculation
and export
TaADk IN MANCHESTER. -LrvERroor, July 3O.-The Man
firm.
LyEnrooL BRxApsTurrs MARKEr-LIvERrooL, July So
PIP. M-The market IL dull; oats 2s. Sd. per bushcl ;
corn 2Is 3D. per quar- er for No mixed wheat lls Cd
ils lod Per GENITAL for Cafornia white, lOs 9d lis
weather throushout England today fair ana favorable
TO he growing crops.
LIVERPOOL P.oDUcE MARKEr-LIvERrooL, July 30
Common rosin, 8s 8s. Cd per cwt
LONDON PR0DUcE MARxET.-LoNDoN, July 30.-Linsced
OIL EST lbs f3S per ton. Spirits of turpcntine 3s
cwt Sugar-On the spot 34s 3is 3D. afoat 2Ss. 23s.
I'd. per cwt
PkrRoLxUM M!RKEr-LIvRRroOL, July sO.-ReHned
petroleum, It'd. l7kd. per gallon.
The New York herald., 1872-07-31
SUNDAY LIQUOR.
The New Arrangements.


Another heavy batch of complaints were handed
to the Commissioners Of Excise yesterday by the
police, and suits we're ordered to be commenced In
each case. Hordes Of trembling offenders against
the Sunday law called at the Office Of the Excise
Bureau to ascertain II the Board was really In ear
nest in its purpose Of shutting them up on Sunday,
and went away with ruefu faces when they found
President Williams was determined to carry out the
law. One burly Teuton got excited while discussing
the subject with number of other dealers on
the sidewalk, and he declared Sunday was his best
day. II shall shood ub all der week." he shouted,
'Tf dey will only leef me sell on der Soonday.
send mine frau and der shlder der co0ntry efe ry
saturday so der boys can hafe Idle fun or fight on
Tbs humane dealer in spiritual beverages swore IL
this thing was continued he would turn butcher
aud give up business one could not conduct as
he liked. The Sunday trade In his locality Is so
good that he 10 enabled to lounge during the rest
Of the week, and such a blessing as that
snoHa mstter % VINO sursrea % TSc % police, % as mus usual
are giving the excise authorities every assistance
in their power, and number Of men are to be sent
round In fnture In plain clothes to catch Offenders
This course Of action viii put an efectual stop
to this vilanous tratic, and thousands Of families
will find the benefit OF the change before the sum-
mor Is ont. In the Fourth, sixth, Eighth and Four
teenth wards the authorities are particularly
asds thsse dssrcs nes saDaay @ a1d All
offending against the law VIII be arrested, as wel
as those found drinking on the premises. The saloons
In the vicinity OF the parks are also to be closely
watched for the inspectors have discovered they
do as much damage as the ''bucket shops" In the
poor and thickly populated quarters. Young men
going and returning from the parks are attracted
to these places by the open doors one drink leads
70 several, and by the time they get down town
they are in a comfortable mood for a row OF any de-
scription. Mr.. McBren has had list OF the most
dangerous ot these places handed 10 Nun, ana ne
Intends to devote good deal OF his time TO theli
goineson next sunday. The greatest satisfaction
prevails IN the public mind at thus bold step Of I'm
Excise Commissioners, and the people HEARTH
wish the gond work would be pressed vgJfousl
lOrNArt.-
The New York herald., 1872-07-31

WHAT MR. BOUTWELL, MAY DO
In view Of the advance In the gold premium Mr..
Boutwe's possible action is being actively can
vassed. But in reality Mr. Boutwell, can do moth
ing. His gold balance is already sufficiently low.
He will receive great deal of gold in August un-
doubtedly, but II he sells 1t 1t will only leave the
country. Hence the conclusion that the Secretary
has lost his control Of the market.
OUR EXPORTS
The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive of
specie) from the port Of New York Ior the week
ending July 80, 1912, was $4,o52,aa2.
The New York herald., 1872-07-31

The operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank to-
day were as follows:-Gold balances, s2,142,2eo;
currency balances, s2,46972e; gross clearances,
s4O,11 900. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-
day s17O,o0O account of interest, and $25,oOO in
redemption of fvetwenty bonds. The specie en-
gagements for to-morrows steamer thus far are
$7so,OOO.
STOCKS.
The stock market was heavy in tone throughout
the day and prices declined especially IN Erie, Pa
cihc Mall, G. 9. and T. c. st. Paul. Rock Island and
Northwestern common. Harlem and Panama were
exceptionally strong, the former rising to III and
the latter to 123.
The following were the highest and lowest
prices OF stocks during the day.
The New York herald., 1872-07-31

81 ans
hS GsssS 6is Tsa 81 % Sr
M ssh$sS Ss, s,s ;Ss y
r &C. 90 soo Gr Rl%s o
es sass Sass "a. ss fns Mo-
vi Choice ss %Sss wSs
s ssSs ssEs ssn s ss
Eass %
ssSs IS
Ss S%s$sI: ss:% M !. 1hs hSssssa y es% sa,
+ L. q e. s|ss ..s (:
Sssa hence @anS X S9 FdSsa dsys
Amsrlsan en- shp Go srrSe Antwerp or
SSs sssSs$ sSh nssSs ssSs
@ yQyase asa SI s. fansd dY,n ac 81 e?ts Ss6
ct nss y a 92 nSsE2oG sS. sn
S ssass bS ssS
500 and grain S.c., in shippers bags; an Aercsn ship
% % e. THS 5
oSins he's t.sn:p.sa in A. branch Of
@ IA s ss RSas 81 but s5S
@ cs SssSy do aiss @ We or
Of % 70, rolls o. ,6sssi3s % st ,sSc .pu
beyond OCCASIONAL sales Of u.c butts we hear q
sSS %H us ssss
Of T bale; asS e Sst demand has been fair ,
oid shipping y 8 81 a. rssai aaaiiiiss 81
Long straw 81 81 Ss; do Sc Co., and as Ost
iyy and holders res1sd u full former prices Desirable
The New York herald., 1872-07-31

- for Pale $3.50 for Jersey, ~ Is for North
h yeT St Sio Tor Croton, and so $5 for Philadoi-
mot q changed held At q Is for Rockand
,. T anu ~ 70 Ior DO lump Cement unchanged and
hosendale quoted at u 90 per bb Lsths were
1p "a t ~ Gemana put sssrce and rm quoted at = 80
pIos. 4 sales are trains md unImperant
c 1 &c patent do &c lSc stearic c. &c. paraE
weight 49, ''sS'' "ooo'N'"e I"
Cor,s.-The market remained very quiet. There were
20 sales reported. and prices noinally the same
nsSrs william Scott Sons report the stock Rio as
% hampton hssas Ns% NNSS o1H III ,is ss%Sss Tosr
sss beg: we 2Sce Bio oIdiIaSy c.5Eos: s:c
prime: ,Sc z isAc, eoId per I6, 90 days; Garacatbo,
sxc jSrc az tsc asggayra c is'ac; St Domingo i4c;
coIro.-The market for cotton on the spot was de-
cldedy more active at decline OF &c. per pound in
pricss. The demand was chiefly from exporters, who
ket closed steady Future deliveries ruled lower, but
subsequently recovered slightly and closed steady The
sales loot up rs follows
px,... To-Day Last Esming 1DeaL a:
Consumption . .. SSo 70 368
The New York herald., 1872-07-31

9ALv.sror, July 80, 1877.
Gctso@ Iomnai Ss's. GOD ordinary is c Net re
c,,,., s,r ,,.,.. MY onIEAss. July 50 ls3s
Net receipts IS bales; gross IS Sales H. Stock, ss
MosILx, July 80. 1872.
Cotton quiet miadIinss sc. Nss recsipss 8 Bales
Cotton dull %iaa!Inss nomnsi Sss rsssiSts s % Ssies
r.,.. s. -. LouIsvrLLs, July 50. la2
Flour steady and in good demand sales sso bbls at
e for N r SrSs e 70. amber Nasr q 50 white
SSs:Ss: x ~ S: sIss .1SSs ss. s
s Ss SSs' ss Sss spSss fsS
for uabStsd per S% Min @ ssd anehsnssa sncr
%SIr SsSsi Ssshts Il a ;6S whSsE
SsnS SsssPss 81 feet lumber Ship
Lake ,mnor,rr,onr sod Sys.1lS AZ. SaJx g n
Canal Ssis Dsss{ s bushels 49, oa u.s.
ss$S'; sss: ':'
Ssfsss %Sss =
4 % 300 DO MwsSsds No. OasS spring eSs' at j Ssp ss
ssrs 81 ~ %s pp ChsSsS 4sa me-
Ss sSf sss, @ Sssss a,s Hf ss % 3D. bushels asst
Changed. ''''" '"''''' - "'' ""'''' '''' '"'
CHICAGO. July 30 1879.
81 so Wheat excied and prices higher, tho most ad
vance being aer spot and August No spring sold at
closed 81 sss sepsmbsr closed 81 i4 Corn II IN "a fair
demand and lower No mixed. l2hc. 4sslc.. regular
TS,SSaieS II sS Ssig high mixed Nj canal sr
Rye quet and UNCHANGED; No at Gle. Barley dull and
gnchanged Whskey easier and quiet sales at ssc. 4
c closed at 69c bid Provisions quiet and unchanged
Pork offered st ss 70 cash sli o. August; sales
demand Bacon in good demand. but sales of either
lot OF sweet picked bellies Qoosel sold Mt 6<c
Receipts 600 bbs h0ur 260O] bushels wheat ia 900
corn 1900 do oats 5000 do barley. Shipmen,s-s67J J0
bushels corn, 70, 600 do. OATS 1000 do. barley.
The New York herald., 1872-07-31

GREAT SALE or % BDILDINa LOTS AT LONG
SI.,nday Branch ,d N T. by MORRIS, ESQ., Master q
will ss on the premises called Cottage place near How
landS Hotel, Long Branch N. j., on Friday Augusta
1872 rs Of tho finest and most pleasantly situated PlOts
ever s offered at that ccebratea watering place An
strictly forbidden in the conditions Of sae terms easy;
sale to commence the premises at Cottage place at
onssr sCRsilroad boats leave pier North River
Catalogues can be had off W. Morris Long Branch and
WM II. RAYNOR Esq, No. 6hs Pine street, New York.
The New York herald., 1872-07-31
GOVERNMENTS WERE FIRM

f'VN WENt fINMi
without Offering any new features, prices closing
as follows :--United States currency skies, 1i47s
q l14As; do. DO, 1851, registered, 1ljZ
1l8; do. do. coupon 117gs q IFS; do. fve-twen-
ties, registered May and November, l1G 1l64;
do. do. 1852, coupon. do, llo 1l6,a; do.
The New York herald., 1872-07-31

MONEY STIFFER
The money market continues to show hardening
tendency, and there was q better demand to-day
for money on call at to a per cent.
FOREIGN ExoHANaE WAS DULL
owing to the heavy advance in gold. The following
were the various prices:--
The New York herald., 1872-07-31

lucky at slc Isc and au bS,es Of Havana at Csc.
81 l6
TALLow was in moderate demand and about steady.
Sales 100 .OOO los. at exc, for city.
WHrskEr-Recelpts, 476 bbls. The market was quiet,
bQt hrm Sales i06 bbs 9c most sellers asking &c.
at the close, with buyers at &C.
The New York herald., 1872-07-31
CLOSING PR1CEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton i'm Bcfter Dems nd but Lower
Receipts at the Ports 14s Baics-Wheat
Lower--Corn Firn-Oats stcady-coRec
DuiI-Pork and Lard Easier-Metals
More Active and Firm-spirits Turpen-
TING Ensier-IYhisfkey Firm.
The New York herald., 1872-07-31
4 UCTIoN SALE AT 100 WEST TwENTyTHrRD ST.

"A Pianoforte, fine Oil Paintings, Bronzes. ac; 49,,
ocInck LUKE FITZ(;ERALD Auctioncer will dispose of
all the elegant and plain household Furnitlre namely ~
MAGNIFICENT IA Octave Rosewood Pianoiortc, cost t9p,
used only months; elegant Paror Suits covered IN
crimson and satin brocstei and Library ana praW,ng
style Louis XIV; gedsteads Bureaus WashstaIas, as
lows Blankets. Centre Tables Etagere Mirrors PANT
jngs nronzes Extension Table, Buffet Chairs. 300 vol
unes Books bookcase Curtains, other articles too
numerous mention 400 lots, by catalogue to SUIT par
shipped
The New York herald., 1872-07-31

J. BLEECKER, son a. Co. AUCTIONEERS.
"A. Splendid Property verpanck's Point, Hudson
River today, July 81, at IL NJ, at Exchange Sales.
room, Ill Broadway. The beautiful residence and
grounds about liz city los) OF the John Henry Esp
Ave minutes walk from the landing and mile from
depot tMontrose Staton) Magnificent views. splendid
orchards graperies, &c. fine brick Mansion 20 feet
house stables &c. liberal maps II Cedar street
The New York herald., 1872-07-31

TUESDAY, july w T. NJ.
AsnEs.-Rccclpts since our last 30 packages The mar
ket has remained quiet but with light soc holders in
sisting OH ull prices. rots quoted at - To-
BuILpIFG MArERIALs-Theis co4ihnucd a iatr demand
tor brick at unchanged pticcA Usrgocs quoted h ~
The New York herald., 1872-07-31

NAVAL sronrs-Ihe market for spirits turpentinc was
e the market Closing w WITH
asked and 3; &C. Sa HO Tss aso GuSs D
bbs pale at S. Tar and pitch were neglected and nomi
20 olIs~fcr nseed the market IS shade easier Sales
S s %Ssu G 5 Change ss'f pse Gs
quote Crude whalc 7oc natural winter d. Toe 7sc
s's o$:sss q s cot
dsa
cFpSs "si assa sfsex %
SEc Naphtha quo, quoted steady a. Ike l5s but en-.
s%is
Pa seSsd qSosd @
hall Of august At c We hsaT Of 5 ssc' & e ~. aHo bbs
dd 81 5s Kegs ''
pork quiet and shade easier sales 2s Ibs
81 s 4sss e q ss IN
@ so SSsss Tsssrn sfa seo
IKE a 7lc. Dressed hogs were IN good demand and q
% s 'sSs
ss ss sfm and Nd III S'ss Or
s%f %s.s g ss ne s % ass siS q @
M I we're S% r.ae 0y nsss % isa @
i7c do, shoulders s4c 7c jgicked hams re l4c
SG quiet S0ss ssd
weT dow ae saei a s % erces o So a.
erces September at s13l6c, 800 terces of new at
ssc and 800 feic of city at SIC SIC, the market
closing weak.
sUGXR.-The market for raw rather more quiet
to-day, but prices underwent particular change We
hear sales 125 hhds OF molasses at Sc- N5
hhds OF refining Cuba, 2O9 Of which prime ut &C.,
and 66 do. Porto Rico at 9lsc. l0c Refining In
moderate demand and steady for a, but rather
l2sc. l29sc for hards We quote Cuba. in
sssc good to prime S's sc srossery fair 70 good
hhds and boxes PC oe molassss hhds and pc xes
standard Nss to 2 e. do l9 ot te H. g. @e
n 10 ~ ne: a Lssc; DO, white. dlhc l2!sc Porto
fair TO choiceyc. loc Draz-Dutch standard Nos TO
9c. Manila-superior and extra saperoy 7sc SIC; il,
ticrccs Carolina at saIc Ole 200 bags Patna at &c
sIc 800 bags Rangoon at 7c 7c, aud 800 bags do in
snsps-Rinsecd has been in moderate demand. with
sale since last 5000 bags spot at 2 - gold.
Glover remained quic small sales at 9sc for Michigan
ani Indiana and l0c. l0ifc. for State Timothy was
dull at 81 25 q $S 30 per bushel.
ToBAoco--flc market has been less active for Ken
lucky. but in other descriptions there has been mod
cases old crop sndrics ~ 5c. S5c w cases new crop
state AZ lie isc., 90 cases do rennslyania on pr
yaie iers COS cascs Do. Ohio ~ iSS, 20 hhds zen
The New York herald., 1872-07-31

A UCTION-THIs WEDNESDAY, MORNING, At IO1z
"A O'clock opportunity for housekeepers, hotel
and the trade Al the Ave story private resi-
Brussels Carpets 20 elegant Parlor Suits covered
with satin brocate reps and haircloh rosewood Piano
forte Mirrors, Curtains, Br0nZes Clocks Vases Tables
Eageres, Turkish Chairs Lounges, Bedseads bureaus
Furniture &C. Sale positive. f. NICHOLS, Auctioncer
The New York herald., 1872-07-31

A RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
"A Office and salesr0om 81 Nassau street. opposite the
,ou,,s,G Genteel Household Furniture.
on SATURDAY, at l0k o'clock,
at their salesroom, 81 Nassau street,
assortment OF Household Furniture, Sofa Bedsteads,
Lounges, Sofas, Cooking Stoves, Paror and Franklin
Chairs Brussels and Ingram Carpets, oilCoihs, Stair
Carpets, Tea Tables, Kitchen Ware, &c.
Letter fresseX, Partilioils, Gc.
Also fine six octave Parlor Organ six stops
RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER,
"A Office and ssiesrooIn Nassau street. opposite the
rewing Machinesl Sewing Machinesl
JOHNSTON VAN TESSEL will sell, Thursday, at
II O'clock ut their salesro0m 50 Nassau street. m Sewing
Wheeler a Wilson, Singer Lad We bster, Empire,
Weed Grover Baker.
LBERT B. wALDRON, AUCTIoNEER
IA salcsrooms l08 Liberty and Ill Cedar street.
HOUSEHOLD Ssp SSfS'c. cAsIS2r Bin Il FURNITURE,
STOCK OF
GEORGE W. SCHNEIDER, OF JACKSON STREET,
THIS DAY,
wALDRON 4 COOKE win sell as above, part of the
Stock OF the well known house of c. w. Schneider
bracng every description Of Furniture found in well
furnished dwellings.
large assortment OF Second hand Furniture,
Carpets, Bedding, Mirrors, Pictures,
Clocks, Crockery, &c, &c
Removed from residence for convenience of sale.
Counting House and ONCE Desks
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS
Catalogues morning Of sale. Dealers invited.
The New York herald., 1872-07-31

A LFRED A. CALDWELL, AUCTIONEER.-THIs DAY
"A "Wednesday at 10s O'clock by order OF adminstra
x Doughty deeeased elegant fgrnure IN store 20
lor Suits in reps and satin richly carved Chamber Suits
in rosewood and walnut Mirrors oil Paintings, brussels
Carpets, Hat stands Hair Mattresses Tables
Chairs Desks, &c, &C. Also magnificent carved rosewood
Pianoorte Sale positive and without to close
the business. rare chance as the goods must be sold
The New York herald., 1872-07-31

The quotations based cotton running in quality
not more than half grade above or below the grade
quoted.
II 6S9 bushels corn l 45O do corn meal $50 bags; oats
previous prices The sales foot about 900 bb 0O Of
which were Southern, and 800 bbls supcrnc rye Corn
meal In good demand with sales reported oil 900 bill,
at 81 ~ for unsound and S. IS 70 Western yellow
The New York herald., 1872-07-31

noees. ,Dl 4,o4V
been as follows-Sales last evening aitcr three NJ -
August iSS az no notice III after h e0 At 0h
and September 100 each 2okc ogethsri ssgtsmber 500
Sc October at il siSc November 200 Il Is iiisc.,
lN is1+c Toal loo bales Sales to-day up 70 three
IS5 1 a IjSc' zoo q . SSe 80 q iO - siSe
. 20 - az . slSs, a. sS ~ sS %
10 20 ss Ssh Side. ' IOos s. sess.,, s1ss,
iySe. $40 at SiSs al iSssc. 800 at 10 siSc No.
ysmher 600 at 1870 eO0 AZ at isc. December,
Shangc paid to exchange 400 October goo scpem;
bsics Grand total a4co bales Rates on Cotton ' to
foreign ports closed as fo!lowsTo liverpool by steam,
Hs e TS Hamburg By steam "a comp fssssd sail
TO baltic ports by sai, c sic gold 70 Mediterrsuesn
ports, By steam, The receipts at The ports
Ssyannah, loi Charleston, s.; Norfolk, 10 Total ~
This day last week, S3S this day last year. l4O2 We
The New York herald., 1872-07-31
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A RICH. JOHNSON, AUCTIONEER
"A Office and salesroom Nassau street, opposite the
Post Office.
Fine Chromos
- in elegant gilt carved walnut frames.
JOHNSON 4 VAN TASSELL will sell on THIS DAY
CWEDNESDAY), at II o'clock,
800 very fine ChromOs,
English, French and Belgian and Just received from
Europe.
The New York herald., 1872-07-31

A UCTIOK AUCTION. AUCTION.
This day at private residence 1A West Twenty sixth
street. commencing at l0z O'Clock, HENRYZM, Auction
eer sells 80 lots catalogue comprising elegant
Parlor Bedroom, Dining.rcom, Basement and Kitchen
steads Bureaus, Wardrobes, Bedding, Lounges, Clocks
pictures. &C..