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+, PERMANENT INvEsrsIENT.--It is rurnored
that certain politician Of his.county borrow
ed two hundred dollars Of a prominent citizen
of Pennington for electioneering purposes, to
be returned when he was elected AS he
wasn't elected, it is to be presumed that, ac-
cording to the terms of agreement, the invest
ment is a permanent one. S s..s 81 IS -
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q A, I,IBERALs OEFER.-The gentlemen who
ghss puehassst TIE .iraIagSy ef.NIrs WmI IL.

Hoppock, Sem, at Prallsville, offer free to any
person or company that will erect a manufac-
turing establishment on their premises Ito
employ fa.hundred or moro hapdsl, as much
land as Sill be necessary for suclf haanufac-
tory Let some of the real estate owners of
our city initiate their liberality
We hear that these gentlemen intend shortly
to erect number Of dwelling houses upon
their property.
Mr.. VIM. l.. Hoppocl, 'jr., our newly-elected
member Of the Legislature from the First Dis
tgists has lseen,omplexea by these gsntlslnen
8dssiperihtend tbat asasiies and alI other
business connected Herewith. This indicates
that the voters of the District are not alone in
their confidence in the integrity and business
qualifications of Mr.. Hoppock.
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Reading Matter /

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g3y- Dir. Dapree will call on ladies at their
/ residence, if timely notice is given. SIS

sfti - flftsf
V8yT Owing toithe prevalence of the horse
disease, Mr.. Jacob Suydain, Of New Hope,
one of the Return Judges for Bucks county.
was compelled to walk from New Hope to
Doylestown, on Friday last in order to attend
the meeting Of Return Judges at that place.
4, e1y Clergylnen and Physicians, who may
be troubled with their feet, are cordially in
vited to call and have them put in order.
.a 3. ACCIDENT 0n wednesday of last week,
Mr.. BENZ Titus met with an accident at the
'Penna r.. sR. shops in this city; while en-
gagged in helping to EfvaspaIt of locomotive
tender the supports gave way, and the tender
ggrazed his foot as it came down, mashing the
side of it and causing very painful wound.
He is now at work, but belongs to the ''limp
ing brigade stain eia fs9 ii.iii m r3eiss q 4
r s lir "a . g. II j
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

Cation GAIyEsros. July Ia isa :,
ale. Stock, IA
bales gross saies IT, sEocS s Net receipts "
Cotton duh and nominal; mddlIngs, &c Stock i,ssG'
Cotton ast; mddlnss aye Net receipts 70 bales
reSs b r"H ssscis %,Ss @ I Net
Tobacco stead, and fairly .ss: s''yi SrE + m
f., rSar steady and unehsnssa :ss: SSis ",
sc s$S,, 4 Yss ME-
sSs5 @ qs!n ssis saaSas q g.
Sns sS hlaSns s &C., per sc ton nss
New York Railroad reIshs-Fioar to Boston, So; to
um SSssep 10 'y yAsns 90
coral lake 81 wy III
rye Sh sasns sGrn n sSs s Rns
Ddss Ssn e. Oh S" gSest
s$s.s jS' ~E,,s "a, W.
sale ~ 200 bushels No MilSaskse spring at ri
;'' Ss y;F;3' I'd ss.: ssis;;s sSs
quoted A l's oats san 'Si held No
aslsoi western 81 Is a ii a. N" t4'''a .. !. 80
Esar w ;SssSy s 5spsns
81 ; Sss s 8 rssuaT
g. 90 Corn quiet and weak No mixed regular 0ec
s sna yelSSw 1s Tsjscisd sssc Oats quiet
quiet and UNCHANGED No. fall, Soc Sc wis %his,
a gnt and ao,d holders snym; cash nSmnay s S
winter sales summer at 7ac Bulk meats good dc.
mand shoulders DC clear rib 6fc Bacon shoulders,
s,seri IA hams ne c Cattle steady prime 70 sSiTs
asa S. Lake freights-Corn to Buffalo, 7c; to Oswego
a a9c Recepts-2oW bbls -four 10000 bushels wheat
shipments-200 bills -four 3d. bushels wheat POS $50
cattle. hogs ~~'' -~
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NEW YORK CITY.
A Metropolitan Police band is in contemplate,

Metropolitan Police band is in contemplation.
The Police Commissioners intend to grant three
days leave OF absence, with pay, to all patromen
In recognition OF their services during the strikes.
Sergeants are to get ten days; captains twenty
days.
A quarrel took place last night between Andrew
Sullivan, OF AGO East Nineteenth street, and william
standby OF Alb East Nineteenth street, during
which Standby stabbed Sullivan In the back with
knife, giving him dangerous wound.
Mary Leve, a wretched looking creature, was
committed yesterday at the Yorkville Police Court
on q charge OF stealing q watch from John LAM
bert OF 323 East Twenty-seventh street. She adj
mitted the charge when arrested but denied IL az
Court
Gustave Kohler a young man about eighteen
wears OF are has been missing since Monday last.
He is about five feet four inches In height rather
delicate looking young man, dark brown hair,
brown ewes and dressed In black clothes. He was
employed by the Stone Wan OH Company, Hunters
Point.
A Young man named John Eagan was yesterday
arraigned at the Yorkville Police Court, charged
with an attempt at till-tapping. The accused Ia
simply doing as his father has done before him.
for he Is now, 1t Is said In state Prison, where i'm
oil p obablty the sou will soon follow him. Eagan
was held for trial.
Two thousand 1--WE hundred licenses have been
granted by the Board Of Excise up 10 the 18TH inss
and all dealers who have neglected to apply for
licenses are being prosecuted. Mr.. McBrien yes
terday handed q lOhg list OF defauitera TO appear
before the Commissioners aud these Will DO pro~
| ceede4 against immediatelyr
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr-IoNDoN July 1875 = NJ
Consols closed at 92's for money and 32s for the ac.
count American securities unchanged
FRANKFORT BOURsE.-FRANKrORT, July 1S-A M
issue of 1862. 20 49, $3.50
54f $40. ~ "
LIyERPooL CorroN MARKEr.-IIv sRPoor, July 1875 p
M-The cotton market closed UNCHANGED. The sales OF
the day have been 5000 bales including $1,000 for export
and speculation The market opened quiet and cidy,
With m1d!ing upands lOs4d IOzSd. middng Orleans,
LIvKRPo0L BRrADsrurFs MARKrr,-IIvEHrooL July ls-
M-Thc market isqulet but heavy. Wheat lis. lid.
rs "a per GENITAL for California white; lis ID lis 4d
for red Western spring and 12s for red winter Corn
26s I'd. a 26s. Cd. per quarter
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr-LIvERpooI, July 1872
P.M.-Beef CAS- per Dbl. for prime mess
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoSDoS July 49, y. M
Refined petroleum. led per gallon Lnseed oil opened
G37 los and closed at G38 per ton.
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gwen in another column Of our paper. Tue follow
ing were the

gwen I'm another column OF our paper. Tue follow
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Tennessee. ex coupon, "A IS; do, new. - 75j
Virginia, OK coupon, "A so; do. registered stock
old, 80 q 42; do. skies, consolidated bonds, 81
Ssi DO. skies. deferred scrip. Is IT; Georgia
skies, ~ a 49, do. sevens, 81 q 90; North Car
DINA, OK coupon. IS Q "a: do to North Carolina
Railroad, 10 so; do. funding, 1865, rs a 30; do.
do, 1865, % rs; do. new, 81 %; do. special tax,
Is o 1871; Missouri sixes 9SH o4,s; do. Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph, Of o 90; Louisiana skies, 80
IS; do, new, so IS; do. levee skies, 60 70i do.
do. Fights, 10 so; DO do. Fights, 1875, 80 q 81;
Alabama fves. 90 o IS; do. eights 81 81; South
Carolina skies, 56 q 80; do, new. January and
July % 2o4; DO. DO. April and October, 10 %;
Arkansas skies, funded, So %.
STOCKS MORE ACTIVE AND STRONG
There was more doing IN stocks, with fairly &C
tive business In two or three features, such as
Pacific Natl which rose to 7e,s in anticipation OF
the early arrival in town OF the president OF the
company and revival Of speculative operations IN
the shares, especially as the authorized reduction
or the capital to half its present amount allows Of
''sides" being taken for "bull' or "bear"
movement rs may suit the plans OF the controlling
clique The next point OF interest was a
DECLINE IN ERIE
to 81, as a consequence OF the weaker tone OF the
London quotation and a further heavy decrease In
earnings for the second week in July, the total
earnings for that period having been $416,611, or
$464s8 less than during tho corresponding weeH
last year. Wabash touched 76>f and Northwestern
IAN, the others advancing u q per cent. Indeed,
the weakness In gold stirred up pretty "bullish"
feeling In the stock market, especially as money
was 80 remarkably easy and abundant.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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THE GREENVILLE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD
BONDHOLDERS' MEETING

The bondholders In the Greenville and Columbia
Railroad were called to meet yesterday at No. "a
Wall street, but only two beside the proprietor Of
the ONCE where the meeting was held appeared.
The trio held secret meeting, and although FIVE
reporters waited in an adjoining room for nf0rma-
ton none was given them. IL Is understood that
the object OF the movers In this conference Is to
take some measures ~ secure the past interest on
the bonds and a guarantee that the bonds will be
redeemed. 1t Is charged that the South Carolina
carpetbag ring purchased the stock OF this road
for $2O0,UO0 thereab0uts run tie road short
time and then sold IL out to the South Carolina
old bondholders are likely TO lose all they have IN
vested.
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$40 !; fair TO good fair. SIC $40, good 10
SssG%s 80 's z ssSs SSds 'ssd
standard s 'ss NJ: IS "a
49, to - sSso sl9sic; do 70 t9 ~ i0,Sc; uHc
fair e choice, o. Oc Brsz-utch standard Nos e
~, NC r. Java-Dutch standard. Nos 10 to Il, DC
SS; MsnaTrsuperiYr and extra superior re sEc
and firm. Sales 250 hcrces, for August at IO,4c
TALIow-1he market was active and lrm. Sales IS 900
MISUNDERSTANDING, 755 bbis. The market was quiet
and unchanged Sales 30 bbls. at 0zisc
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES UNSETTLED.

The Southern State bonds were dull, and for such
business as was done prices were unsettled. The
new Tennessees declined to "a, and the new South
Carolina July bonds were active, with an advance
to 2sh. The old South Carollnas were held at GO.
The better feeling in these latter securities trace
able to-the further action Of the South Carolina
bondholders meeting this morning, at which 1t
appeared that q fund of 100000 had been secured
TO commence legal proceedings In the interest Of
the bondholders, Al account Of ne meeting v
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GOVERNMENTS STEADY.

The government list was steady at a slight de.
cline in prices, in sympathy with the lower ruling
Of gold. The 67's were exceptionally strong, both
here and in London, the advance in the Bank Of
England rate not having affected our bonds un-
favorably IN the English market. The following
were the closing es:-Unted States currency
skies, Hay Mas do do, 1851, registered 1l51
115A; do do, coupon, NIX 49, do nve-twenties,
registered May and November, 49,. 115zt; do.
do, 1852, coupon, do, 1863 115X; do do, 1854,
do do, 1853 ll67s; do. do, 1886, do. do, 11eH
1165s do do, 1857, registered, January and July,
Il41s 1l494; do. d. 1896, coupon, d. 114s al14s;
do do, 1857, do do, 1863 115h; do. do, 1868,
do d. lis 1l54 do, tentOrties, registered, 111H
nix; do. do, coupon, 112ai 1lS; do, ves 1881,
registered, ex int, l121s a 113; do. do. do,
coupon, 1854 llST.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
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THE CROPS In WISCONSIN.

CHICAGO, July IS, 1ST2
The crop reports from Central Wisconsin promise
well. The small grains, with tie exception OF
spring wheat, will return q full average. The crop
OF spring wheat has been badly damaged by the
drought and the clinch bug, aud the Yield will he
light The corn shows well, but rain Is needed to
insure good crop,
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GENERAL MOTT AND THE EGYPTIAN
MINISTER OF WAR;

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Permit me to inform you that His Excellency
Kassim Pacha Is the Minister OF War OF Egypt. He
was chief OF artillery In the army OF Meheme
ALI only am a Major General In the service and
A. u. q. to tho Khedlvc. Respectfully ..-
D r, MOTT.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, July 17.-Sugars nominal No. Dutch stand
ard lOK reals per arrobe: The crop Is coming to
Exchange armer; on United States sixty days isht
rency, 81 per cent premum do sixty days sight,
gold Az is per cent premium; d. short sight, gold,
1871 l6M per cent premium. On London, 27si 29 per
cent premium. On Paris, IL l2Ia per cent premium.
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Tile quotation based cotton running IN quality
not more than half grade above below the grade
quoted.
FLOUR GRArS.-Receipts-Fl 4167 bbls. wheat
$3.50 bushels corn 49, U do meal 325 bills and $40
bags oats $3.50 bushels The flour market ruled steady
under q moderate inquiry. The saes aggregate about
lOO bbls including o bbls Of Southern and 80 bbls Of
supernc rye all at prices within the range of the ap
pended quotations. Corn meal still quiet Sales IT'S bbl,
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IUtHl. I,a3I III I,6H
been as ollows-sales last evening after three T. M
% v az 12 zc i'm o ~ az ~ R 9 at 22e m al
2o9 at 100 q 0lGc 100 q 2ie COO at 800 at
2rc October 800 ct 2o4c.; December 800 at 10 56c
tota o o. bales Sales today up e. three NJ
100 9, q siSc 100 100 at q Side, 900 at 2c'
9SS at q lice 100 al abe; September at &C.
~ at ~ i5l6c 1000 at 2c 900 at Il Lice, 200 at Gle,
20 lslss Io al 2y5e IGo q lSi6c $SS t2iS
3oo at 2oe November 100 at lesc 100 at 200 at
I ISS September for so 100 august paid sSchanse
Grand total, 2ssoo bales The receipts at the ports
were as iolIows-Gaveston, bale; New Orleans, IS;
Boston, g. Total 2ss This day last week 1913 this day
noniiney az iolows:To Liverpool. by steam Nd. BY
san 9S' aa Slod TO Hayre BY steam, Ne gold sail,
70 Bremen by steam Nc, gold compressed SAIL &c TO
Baltic ports by sail, a. L. gold 10 Mediterranean
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Wheat was dull, heavy and lower, to sell any Of conse
quence The sales about 5000 bushels, at III U1a
for prime Northwest 81 81 for Milwaukee CLOSING heavy
81 70 for old amber Michigan 81 81 for white Ten
and 81 GO for old white Genesee other descrip
mons nomns Corn was dun and heavy The sales foot
suil for damaged, 63c G4c for Western yellow and
Ole 65c Tor inferior to common white Oats dull
and lower sales 1900 bushels at &c t5e for Western
els Western at 7ic In store Barley remained dull and
entirely nominal in the absence Of transactions.
FREIGnTs.- business continued restricted in berth
freghts entirely account OF scarcity OF Rates
were very firm but not higher The demand for vessels
prevented any considerable business Rates were frmer
5000 bushels grain az sd lod 100 boxes cheese 4s
GLASGOW by steam 50 500 bushels grain At 9sd lod The
Cork, for orders e Cd, or If direct 3D. OF; Nor.
and rate; an Austrian bark, 800 quarter: gfain
bark hence 10 Continental n port $500 bbIs refined
hamsarg 2se bbls refined p re,nrohesgm ss; a
and products Al T. 3D. British bark from Philadelphia
petroleum, O. Cd an american bark rom do 70 a Cont
from PhiIadelphia to Dubn 100 bbls refined petroleum
were unable 10 learn the particulars.
MOLAssEsThe market still remained dull, and prices
are somewhat easier, although more or less nominal The
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THE COURT s .
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

CorOners jury and Grand Jury, and the prisoners
had been indicted for murder In the first degree.
The Court took the papers and reserved decision.
DcctslOns.
BY Judge Gilbert
Herman ID. Walbridge vs.. Ocean National Bank
Case settled.
Josiah Oakley vs. Margaret T.. Rose.-Judgment
for plantin for $l,207.
Charles s. schleier vs.. Thomas Wildwood ct al
Motion to continue Injunction denied and tempo
rary INJUNCTION dissolved. $40 costs.
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OF
JAY COOKE a CO.,
20 Wall street. New York.
We continue to sell at par, adding accrued interest the
First Mortgage Gold Bonds OF tho Northern Pacific Rail
road Company On the completion of this seasons con-
tracts there will S7 miles of the main line Of the road
in operation uniting Lake superior with the Missouri
River, and securing the large traffic Of the Northwest
This of road also entities the company 100000
land, located in Central Minnesota Eastern Da
kota, and in the Columbia Valley on the Pacific coast
The bonds secured ny first mortgage on the road
Its traffic and franchise and the entire land grant
ceived the government The ointerest seven
and eetenths, gold equivalent about eight and
quarter per cent in Believing the security to
ample and the Of interest satisfactory we recon-
mend these bonds as desirable investment Holders of
United States nvetwenes and high priced corporate Sc.
curies may materially both their principal and
their interest income by exchanging for Northern
Pacifcs.
JAY COOKE 4 CO.,
New York, Philadelphia and Washington.
A 'l4fEf EaS'sss sAsS nownnv
81 -; 4 ss' sss %! 1s
HARRISON HALL, President
C. D. BAILEY Treasurer.
A SECOND LOAN 5000 wANTED-FoR TWO
a years, on large stone front House near Central
Third avenue, Of 23d street, piano
A -ADDTIoNAL CAPITAL PROCURED FOR MER-
capital aaSIsed approyd SppS
Rfs e. RG SssetSa c rpehe
nanclai and Business Agents, IS Broadway. ~ W. =
At REASONABLE RATEs-MoNEY on LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies. Insurances OF all
A'"'' 'Aee' "'j J. J' hxBRich CO., lle Broadway.
4 LADY WILL GIVE A GOOD BONUS 70 ANY PER.
Pss'h % Mrs. hTfFiEsM
" OF tn CITY ,v or s TEW YORK
THE ,TwENTY.rOrRTa INTEREST DIVIDEND at
or s ii sn and o sr o pc sTe on epn
one OF more months next prcvousto July l, is now
ALL iXTEREsr NOT CALLED FOR WIN remain as
a" s4 fi% SS lime 'V
BANK No IS BowERY, southwest corner Of Canal
street open, every day rom 10 A. NJ, 70 s.p, ",
and on Mondays and Saturdays from lOA NJ tot
Bank Books in English. German and q, French s s,,
SEYMOUR A. BUscg, Secretary.
I,irY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
" ComptrolIers Office, June n, ITk
INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS
The the Bonds and Stocks of the City OF New
York due August ls72 will be paid that day by the
Chamberlain, at his Office in the New Court House.
III books Nj E fla'a GREEN f2 aEs'
TAY COOKE, M'CULLOcH, CO.,
81 No. IL Lombard street, London.
Foreign Exchange,
Commercial Credits.
Cable Transfers,
Circular Letters
for Travellers,
available In all parts OF the world
JAY COOKE CO.,
No. 20 Wall street.
THE INTEREST on THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF the Syracuse and CEcnsnso Valley Railroad, due
August VIII be paid at the First National Bank New
York. A.. A. HOWLErT Treasurer.
cO7S 0nn TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORT.
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
9 to 81 per cent for carrying. The operations Of
the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows;-
Gold cleared. $si, 1852 900
Gold balances Observation-Disclosures. 1,S42353
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures, 2ll3,S29
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THE INTEREST on THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF the Syracuse and Chcnango Valley Railroad, due
August VIII be paid at the First National Bank New
York. A. A. HOWLErT, Treasurer.
CO7S 0nA TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORT.
3L tC.OOO gage on Real Estate In thiscity liberal
JOHN T. CoNREY, fS2 Broad way. room g.
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NAVAL sroREs.-The market for spirits turpcntine
al sgc 4aiac, and ~ oil bbls at 49c., this SIDE Rosn
in good demand, especially for the finer grades strained
Ina, Price We note Sales Of SO bbs strained at S. de-
lvered 800 bbls do at IS l0 500 bills do at 2 Is bbls
g. 80 s so as 81 2 S SS ana Pn9 No
al sSs; 30 low No % o ZIG No l. 81 1900 pale, 81 so
a$J 20; ~ do. $12ts Tar-2O bbs thin Washington,
Pt1RoLtUs.-On Change today the market was shade
frmer refined owing better demand. We hear of
els tor remainder Of month al 2c Crude In bulk was
quiet but steady at I2c. for september and l2i4c for
next month Coal oil quoted at re Ise but nominal
about c At the creek the market quiet but steady
SO TO on both roads. The philadelphia market was
shade hrmer, but without exhibiting much life sales
1900 bb standard white for remainder of month at DC
.oNs,-Receipts-Pork lD hbs; beet, 81 pack
market pork underwent little or change the
demand was light and former prices current; held for the
month at s3 % We note sales OF 100 bbs extra prime
account OF scarcity OF freight room quoted at Tag sc
for long clear, s. Sac for short do. and 7c i9r
ing upwards quoted iodao for the range at sac. 6sc
Beef continued In far obbing demand but otherwise The
wal a az ana p siGaey , we rSss s @
india mes DO 81 So Beef hams remained quiet ard
steady within the range Of s22 s2s 20 Cut meats were
transactions We quote -smoked hams, l5c lie; do.
shoulders exc &C.. picked hams, I2c ltc do shout
ders 64c. a csc. Lard-The market for Western was
quiet easicr sales 100 tierces July 76c clos
ing at9ssc go tlerces for AUGUST at eac September
quote City lard remained quiet at ssc sales
Ricr was in lair demand and firm, The sales today
have been about 20 ticrces Carolina at Sac 9ac I25
suGaR-The market for raw continued rather quiet and
today have been $50 hhds Of good refining Cuba SIC
90 hhds Of Porto Rico for export at and 40 boxes OF
prices. Messrs G. Amann Co., report the stock sales
and receipts us ollows-
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FINANCIAL.
JAY COOKE 4 CO.,

A BANKING HOUSE
of
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1915 and Ais p. M.
IFS 5000 US 90, Q, '67.... ll6h
lpx NV do.uiu..",.~ IN
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CLOSING PRIOEs-4 O'CLOCK p. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton I'm Better Demand, but Lower
Receipts at the Ports a3a Balos-Flour
Stoady-yyheat, Corn and Oats Lower
Coffee DuIl-POrk Quiet and Steady
Spirits Turpentine Decidedly Better
Whtskey Steady. So
THURsDAY July I8-6P.M
CoryRE.-The market remained duh and nominally un.
changed for all descriptions We quote Ordinary car
goes, l6'sc l7c. fair do Ike lsc good do ls,4c
ls,Sc prime 1sc 94c gold, per lb. 90 DAYS; Mara
mingo 40 Java. isc. q 9oc;. gold per Id.
more active but at decline in prices fully c h.
Forward delivery also In fair demand and prices
favored &c per h. The sales reported Change
We're as follows
yo-dnL Inst Ep,,, T,,,J
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Stock ascertained by actuaI
count. including specula
tom, July !, lo12. ....,..
Receipts, since the lst OF July
TOtnl ...........
Sales, since the LIST OF July.
Stock this day, July IL, l572
Comparing with stock, july
A,l5Il......;.,...,,.:...,.;.
Comparing with stock, Jul.
~, 1871 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Comparing with stock, Jul,
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