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New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
SATURDAY, July l3-P. NJ.

SATUEDA1s July l0-fs Ne
The events of the past week were important
only in:one respects. The advance in gold from
9; 70 14 resulted in operations of but small magnitude
and the market at the close quiet but firm. The
large specie export during the week conducive to
higher range of prices the cques seemed mdsposed
TO take advantage of the favorable element The drain
of gold however from this country has been In
a great measure supplied by the disbursements
from various sources but in the future these outlets VIII
be partially closed and the market must become more
sensitive to manipulation. There has been steady
tone on the whole TO the Government bond market the
only observable feature next TO the duness being the
small supply of floating bonds the street The fuctu
atons were quite limited. The money market continues
abundanty supplied and funds are lent on call with
great freedom at unusually low rates The inactivity ap
parept in all branches OF trade as well in Walst,
has resulted in increasing the supply OF money
far beyond the power of lenders to employ The bust
ness in discounts has been moderate amount and the
market was without new feature. Prime acceptances
sell at 10 per cent with the bulk OF business at the In
crmediate quotations. In the stock market the Leading
event was the Erie movement which has been important
enough to take away almost all the interest heretofore
felt I'm the other usual speciaes The price OF the stock
declined from 80 49, in sympathy with fall in London
The result Of the election. although not regarded as
strictly started considerable sales by outside
ers induced by the bad financial exhibit Of the company
and the statements attributed OF the leading spirits
in the new direction, that the expenditure OF many mil
lions OF dollars will be required to make the road sue
The fact that the new officers are said TO he at
variance TO the future management OF the concern
was sufficient create feeling of dstrust among hold
ers OF the shares In the remainder Of the list the trans
actions and changes slight though the course OF the
market was toward lower figures at the opening and in
favor Of higher figures at the close OF the week.
To-day the volume OF business was even less
than usual the greatest fluctuations having been in Erie
and Pacific MAIL which detected to the extent OF and
per cent respectively. The latter stock continued firm
With these exceptions prices varied only al cent
and in many cases there perceptble changes.
IN the miscellaneous list Canton made further decline,
touching 3 express shares HAVING been weak and lower
on United States. Among the investments we note
decline in Delaware Lackawanna and Western TO l0s.
The following the opening, highest, lowest, aud
closing prices of stocks to-day
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BON SEPT. !. 1871. TO DATE

PRElGHTsTbe inquiry for birth room has BEEN far and rates agan
be greatly estnc G the scarcity OF oon
have been moderate request auc rates IN o"ne
vG' bU.6 Cram at and go SuS do At sas
London ec Ou5 Grain y sea. at l tSs 3 esai's5s % See
Petroleum a. 5 s S & and % SSr Do Gs%S Bark from Philadelphia to
Fed is in moderate request aud steady We quote at t2lG -
for 100 ID 81 S9a Ia No S5 MAJ oy% 5 ~ ~ a S S for 90 m Feed
ard $50 hedam Feed and 40 10. or No Feed
RiS~oaf he pes. week 1s: been SSTP9sysE
quiet the hbera sples near at hand TIE sAme
cline in FoGr scarcity freight With advance in TOE rates
Of gh rcO with advance in the rates OF Ocen fegh
the advantage aud as the season advances The opinion
expressed that the wants o. pfset Dnan ly % i % % % 6a
diminished stock Our mers have purchased with more
active in Four since Monday stimulating this ndairy
farmers seuery south Of Us decline self the present oE
IN view Il lie hes Of ie being ngeh oe%y an sssT.s
and this Of this State, Jssy, renu'ans ONO hthssn
portion Of Indiana sud Illinois and poron o. asOo , % f
%iDe Wheat Our adSces growing crop Spring very
favorable indeed report boo equal 20 the eteeeov crop o
should we have good harvest shall have very sre
Al very rapid indeed and think mpos-
sbe give anything Ae correct eslmate oi tne nceAs IN
production OF all kinds Of Gran 50 as IN eies O @
consumption that correct ea OF Tue exporting power
tahee to the Go,ernmescs uws' row ysTI csrain that
to tn; , or tAa' CROP trm.g. b,pi. and take the
conrg together he held less at this he rear since
p1bbd Ne, ere storms on e injured crops
uuga In Hasss the crop Of Wheat a improved but
Wheat larger and bud about $50 OOe bush
noee n s1nserabe falling r.eP .9d e much
reduced The exports OF tie week e ZoEs onsh against
hush the We look for liberal shipments
of Sprng during this OF August To-day there only
limited pqur Wheat and the market l. tame Tor opn but hm
or Red Winter New quiet market is h, although quiet The
manly for Winter quiet though strong TIE sales are
m bush AZ 81 5l for NorbWeseui Sl % for No milwaukee
I 5 Tor Red Western 81 70 ior White Michigan Barley is dull
and nominal Malt quiet but steady sales Of 800 bush al
81 81 for CANADIAN 81 CO CITY less active bat dru
the demand chiefly confined largely TO White the sales
are 81 bush Mixed 4j4a44c; White at 45 d46c
Western Mixed at 4414ic anolt; White 450i5c 6c
for White Western se Rye dull and nominal Corr
is steady arrivals the demand cheay for export the
ale, are IZ3 Damp Unsound 6d5ic; Western
Mixed at 59dt0c. for steamer and tld6lle for sail
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the belief they win 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 g. Co., Bankers, No. II Wall-st.
MIDLAND PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT
GOLD BONDS,
On completed Road from Nebraska City to Lin
coin. the capital of Nebraska, the net earnings of
which are largely in excess of the interest all the
bonds, with a rapidly increasing business. PRICE
90 AND INTEREST.
We cheerfully recommend these as Prime Secu-
rity. Full particulars furnished on application.
TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, IA Nassau-st.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per NOrfh Rgr VfsN8 crd R1flroddA
JULY AL pkg Ahes, pigs BeeswAT, 70 bales Cotton,
~ hb Copper leo bbi Eggs 557 bb= Flour ~ 200 bush Wheat
O bush Corn % 400 bush Oats 900 bush Malt 20 bash Peas
w. bo torn NAL - bags Corn Meal 30 bbs Oat Meal u bales
hemp " bales Hops 64 rolls Jeatber 54 bb Rosn go
OH Cake pkgA Pork 2o pigs Cut Meats pkg
Lard 100 kegs Lard ia pkgs stesrn 2 ptg Butter
Cheese phgs Taow 70 pkg. Ree $3.50 boxes Starch s12 bhd.
bbls Lub OIL, 255 Spelter.
Receipts produce for the week ending Saturday evening Jsy
boxes Cheee 3 29l pk Butter 23 bales Hops
bbH Eggs, 4976 bbs Flour 7o bbs WHISKY 2so bbs Com
Mes IG bags Meal 25 1872 bush Whes f0l Corn
Oats bush Rye II OO b1sh Malt 2o bush
Dgs Beef III pigs PORK 36 pkga Cut Meats s6l3 Lad
COS kegs Lard, 6Sl pkgs Oil Cake.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15

HAY E in moderate request and steady 81 5G 81 20 for shppngi
al 40a b 20 for Retail 05 for Salt Hay, aud 5d Tor
Cover Straw dali unchanged sst 81 lOd 81 20 Tor Long kyei
s5dgOc for Short do. aud 7Od7Sc. for Oat 49,,
NAVAL sTORBS-Ia Spirits Tupentne there has been .e ue
busuess without change though Tue ol e
lei weak Sales of bbs 0i for herclanao k0sn mas
been quiet with OF so bb Good strained At - llt1
m yar $50 bbls Pale 50a 5 20 and 300 bbs 10 80 Tar dull
bn .teady AZ 80 75d City Pitch entirely nominal al ~ 10
tano and 81 oUa 81 Good Choice Outarlo bhHa
PROVsIONs-n had limited business passing Tor
rpo and the future had fair local demand lreY confined
offered aud 10 effect promptly
% has Tue for the future hss been
the weather for lnan Corn has
the purchase for the future, and with continued
Chicago there ~ less confidence 10 th iane
and le.s pecuaye feeling apparent In Prime Mess We ha M
busin previous In Extra Prime better bus
ness may hgures The stock OF ths Is fen In
Rrse Inn ted trade STEADY prices. The demand for the West lnd
and Central Amnca moderate The Pork maket Is excited
aU unsettled the in Chicago and Cincinnati unsettled
this market prices much higher The close 81 70 oa a. ,ae
close for Mess; the sale 80 bb IS o Old Mess SO 20 cr
Fa Prime: Prime Mess 10 - ior Clear Beelis in
AIR mani prices steady sales OF 30 bbls az 81 - TOT
S9 l2 Extra Meas 1ierce Beef dHi ani
nominal quiet but steady sales OF 20 bbS, at rIOa
In demand
m hh Al Ole Picked shoulders bu; 3ic for $50 boxes Dry
sate DO Picked Hams aDd l10lc for City do,
In bslk quiet; Of % boxes Heavy Short Clear bt
within days and 90 boxes Loug Clear and Short RIO al 'c
together Dressed Hogs hrm quote at q dbe for t Lad m
far WITH m0iene offerings prices hfm sales ol So
hbs l-6aJic. Tor steam, No. and tiy nonnal or
ute 4cy,rg quiet s 80 tcA seller August 80 and lp
e, and $50 cash honiAyi al c
LGroKr PROVISIONS FEoS NEwroKk FoR fhE WEEK ENDING
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The Philadelphia Stock market Is steady; Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad 81. Reading Railroad, 575; Pennsy
yauia 6s 1O7; Pennsylvania Railroad, $50. Gold, ia
The stock Of the American Bridge Company will be
awarded by Messrs Marvin Brothers on Monday The
prospects OF the Company very hatterng, and the
enterprise is worthy the attention Of capitalists.
The winiamsburgh City Fire Insurance Company has
declared a semi-annual dividend OF per cent free OF
Government tax payable demand.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON July 3-ll3O mConsols opened 92
9ia92E United FyeTweu bonds ls2s,
9t, lS65s, old 92li l8o7s. 92i Ten.Fories, 80.
PRASKFoKT Juy 3-a m-Untei States HeTgen bonds oTrec
S5i for the Of 1862
PARIs. July ia m.-Rentes opened at 5iE 4lc
LIyKRPoo July 1911 m.-COtton opened steady hddlng
Upands lOd Mddng Orleans Idi1d; the Of the day
estimated at l00OO bses Breadstlfs-fhe market quiet
LONDON July l3-30 m.Cons0s closed Sli both
and the American securities unchanged.
LIVERPOOL July Jl:30 mCoon closed steady hddhng To
lands l0d Mddng Orleans ll. the Of the da been
10000 bales including 900 export and speculation Corn "a pcr
quarter Cheese 5J for the best aeso American ue
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15

The gold market firm at nia1l4. the preponder-
anee of business having been at the latter figure. Pho
large exports OF coin the market firm undertoue
In the gold market the rates paid for carrying we're
d, 3 s and per cent The disbursements of coin inter
est to-day were s26sOoo making total the week OF
s. sOl 9el the Treasury redeemng $1,000 IN ve-twenty
honds total Of s5s1OIOOO The receipts for customs
during the week were A622356. The days business at
,be Gold Exchange Bank was 40 follows: Gold cleared
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
THE MARKETS.
Ic.,.tcl,y RepOrted Tor TIE rRIsusr. /

SATURDAY. July -. l82
AsHFS-The receipts to-day II pkg Pots quiet bat
steady at 81 T56 90 IS. Pearls are dull and nominal 80
COTToN-ssles last evening after August lOo at zS iv
25I6c Al 23c l6c 500 2Jlc September 100 at
22 Bl6 go at 2c q 36c 800 at Pie 100 at Y 56c
October 100 at 2O at 2Oie 100 at 20 9l6c November l at
~ I6c lsi December 800 at 10 7l6c 200 At lc 100 At
10 l6 l9.c eIehsngeic pd to eK lO July for ~ August
total 800 bales sales to-day noonAugus 800 at 2c, 800 at
2c l2l6c 200 at % 56c 200 at 1ie 100 at le sep
tebsr 200 at 2 100 at 2e 200 at 22 800 at 2, so at I'll
at2lIc 800 at II 56c go at 2Ise 100 AZ Il LILO
October 100 2Oic 100 At 2Oie 400 at ic n9yeT6e ~ al
l9 December 100 at Stc 100 at lSsc,
100 Isle total $50 bales grand total H. $50 bales We quote
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15

The money market remained easy with large offerings
at sa4 per cent, and considerable pressure to lend
toward the close of bank hours. Discounts were un-
altered. The bank statement was favorable in some
respects and the In others The legal reserve Of
the banks is drawn down s552,775 The total reserve
showed gain Of only $4,000 against increase in
total liabilities of s5,69OO. The banks hold above
lawful requirements s342O5OO against s3973275 last
week. The following are the comparative totals:
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was very oulet. We quote as follows:

There was, as usual small business In State bonds
and prices nearly the same as yesterday at the
only board held to-day Beyond few transactions In
south Clrolnas there was hardly anything of impor-
tance done. The following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15

The following table shows the extreme fluctuations
during the week of the leading railway shares, United
States bonds and god well the closing quotations
of each at the dates aforementioned:
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The Foreign exchanges during the week were easier
sales of long sterling having been made at losiGlOs%
The leading drawers however, still maintain late quota
tons and at the close these are unchanged The busi
ness has been small but there is material increase In
the supply of bills To-day being steamer day, the mar
bot ,yas yor, ortet We quote az folloWs.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL,
HARVEY FISK 81 HAICi'
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH BANKERS,
No NASSAU-ST

HARVEY tlsh' ~ S' iAAANi'
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH, BANKERS,
No. NAssAU-sT.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD
Bonds OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
COMPANY MAY BE BOUGHT AND HELD WITH THE
FULLEST CONFIDENCE AS A PERFECTLY SAFE AND RE
LIABLE INVESTMENT.
THEY ARE AMPLY SECURED UPON oNE OF THE MOST
vuuABIE AND IMPORTANT EAST AND WEST TRUNK
LINES OF RAILWAY IN THE UNITED STATES, AND ARE
THE OBLIGATIONS OF POWERFUL AND RESPONSE
BIH CORPORATION OF THE HIGHEST STANDING AND
CREDIT.
HOLDERS OF GOVERNMENT BoNDs AND OTHER
IuGH-PmCED SECURITIES MAY REALIZE AN MPoR-
TANr 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,
OR by MAIL. FISK d HATCH, BANKERS
Nrw-YoRK STATE SIX PER CENT GOLD LOAN,
DUE 1891.
A limited amount for sale.
GwYNNE g. DAY, l6 Wall-st.
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
COMPANY's
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDs
are being absorbed by an increasing demand for
them.
Besides being the oDlgatlon Ol a wealthy corPoia-
tion composed of men of experience aud high-toned
commercial integrity, they are secured by first
mortgage on the road, revenues, land grant, fran
ehise, 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 $500, and 500 Cou-
pons Registered.
Price g7l and accrued interest in currency, from
Feb. IS, 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
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And the following for city bank stocks

in railroad boDs there a fair business the market
being firm tom. The dealings were less active In the
Pacific mortgageI Sales Of Centras made at l09
10 O Union Fr at 9Os to 9Os Land Grants at g. and
Incomes at ga 10 s7s The following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
COTTON MARKETS.

COTTON NARhkTS-
MENPHis July l3COttOn dull hdngs 2J 93Je net rceI'
wILMssroS Juy l3COtOn quiet and nomnsli Nddlngs Ne
stock. 7Jl bales. -. o,, . .-
bales; sales. w bales . ..... - --.-
BALTIMORE July lICotton dull hlddlngs E'c gross Ie0'
bales; stock. 7a0 bales. . 49,,
PHIlApgLPHIA July l3-Cotton quiet; Miiilngs. 2ile -
SAVANNAH Jdly 3-Coon good demand. hiihngs IS' Le
receipts Is bales 50 bales sales 100 ,s 'tc
7f3 bales .-..
CaARLEsToN July l1Cotton dull Adthngs sle net taPts
10 bales gross 2J8 bales eIpors-eoastNe (o@si '' '
bales.
81. LOUIS, July l1-COon nomlnali net receipts ) oAfs
Lor.vuLE July l3--CottOn dull Middhngs 2jic ,,.,
CScNSArI July l3Coon less aotTe prices o~eri h0"hnes
2c. . - ,,,,,. o,i. . -. ,...,.s
bales erports--coaswise 81 baes stock. 52J bales
psox plv IA siul; Mdings 23d23ic; receipts
IA naIs ,eIports Britain 50 bs laO 6aes s'Ses
G.Lyssros July l3-CoouGood Ordinary, atc stock %
bales. -. -....... ,z
Juy 10 Cotton quiet little doing, MGdhIg ~
pie net receipts exports yre l3S bales eoAs~s-
2 IN bales, sales SIS bales; stock. 10 49,
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
rVHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
AND
POLITICAL REGISTER
FOR 1872.
FOURTH EDITION NOW READY

In addition 10 e usual Astronomical contents OF an Almanac gives
tbs loving Political and Statistical information:
Laws AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DUkNO Ihb
THIRD SESSION OF THE XLlsr CONGRESS.
PPOCIAMATIONs On NEUTRALITY AND FENIANlSM
ACr gNFOPCING THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT.
sruE TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
GRPENBACKs OUTSTANDING FROM 1852 TO 1911
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS or 1iIE L. s FOR 1871
NrMBRR OF PoST.OFFICgs IN 1870 AND 1871.
INPORTs AND THEIR COST.
PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES
POPULATION or STATES BY COUNTIES FROM 1870 TO 1870
POPULATION OF The PRINCIPAL CITIES or THE T. s.
POPULATION or THE L. S. AND TERRITORIES 1873 10 1910
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT 90 CABINET - SUPREME
COURT-MINIsTERs TO FOREIGN COURTS.
FORTY. SECOND CONGRESS SPECIFICALLY CLASSIFIED.
COMMITTEES OF THE XLIlD CONGRESS
STATES or THE UNION POPULATION, CAPITALS GOV
EREoRs 6c-COsGREssIOSAL APPORrlONMBNT.
ELECTION RETURNs CAREFULLY PREPARED, OF ELEC
T1OSs HELD IN 1871 COMPARED WITH FORMER YEARS
now TO ACQUIRE TlTLg TO GOVERNMENT LAND, &e, &c.
Sold BY and NeSsleaers Price ~ Cents oiA
arHsFI
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
SECOND BOARD.

SECOND BOARD,
SGiss Of GoUsram'Ht boHd' ,,,,
So 600 81 Con 1885, .n5 1900 e. 9ZO Con- o'''i'i
SALES FROM 12B TO l O'CLOCK r. NJ.
200 West In Tel asa Railway. 5 400 Che q NJ W.
SECOND BOARD--l 7. NJ.
Rafr0dd-ErpTtts
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To'l Seut 49,. 49,. .. -. .. ., ... -.
RtbtiJi= ilt'1'oi
Same time hs . -. -. 80. 49,. -, 49,. 49,. a.. .., ...
BrrFR-eccp.s week lj 5l pkg< Exports for the
veek wrie 1 pa Theru hight Southern RAstra trade
trains and haf trains tubs state butter At G2c
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THE MONEY MARKET.
sALEsvT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIRsr CALL
10f O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SALES FROM ~ 70 lof ,,hN a. Nyc n;

Sales Of Government bdHes a., ., A, m, ~,
SIS % Goa t5...,...ll9t lvlc" OS''' 'ef'''''
a u n Con ...l'tl
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Nem l1nbiitaiipns.

HARPER g. BROTHERS, New York,
III PUBLISH THIS lDAl;
THE UNITED STATES TARIFF,
INTERNAL REVENUE LAW,
arr-ova lime Is2 together with the ac Of which b amends
o. ana fun ALPHABETICAL TABLE Of the UNITED STATES
TARIFF, also TABLE INTERNAL TAXES eOpiOSs ANALYT-
IcAI INDEX and full sEcToSAL MOTIFS Compiled by HOso
T. Dresser svO Paper. 80 cents; Cloth, 81.
HARPER BROTHERS viii send the above work by mall postage
prepsd to any part the United States receipt Of the phee
V'HE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
Il FOR JULY.
CONTENTS:
Art l. EVOLUTION BY NATURAL SELECTION. oSsuhssJ
Wright
H. THE FLoRRNTINR sATIRIsT GLUsTT W. D. Hswels
Ill THR POLITICAL WORKS OF THE REV. GhoRGk
CRABBK Frederick Sheldon.
w. HENRY THOMAS BUCKLE, HIS PROBLEM AM HIS
METAPHYSICS. J. H. Stirling
V. HRRDER. Karl Hlebrand
VI THR SHADOW OF DANTE. James Resell Lowell
VII. CRITICAL NOTICES.
- FOR SALE BY BOOKSELLERS - r,u,
~ ~ BOSTON
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The following are the comparative totals I:
The Following Shows the ret
reserve and the total liabilities:

The TUIIOWInI hUUWh ItdIIUI UtNNttH IIIU IUIuI
reserve and the total liabilities:
July G. Jlly l3 Differences
Spoce .......... s23 rs 500 s2,g2IN0 Dee s56,lOO
Legal tenders. dIstobO aJ+NtO Inc 92,lJ
Total re,erye... u.294l0O s8l J5i.iOO Ine sJ7o0O
Circulation. Zs.sJ.Ho EHt,fO Dec. RHO
Dehs,ts.......... 24l.54,gOO 245,5BUO Inc 37ulOO
Total liabilities. S26921SD S2l2g7i,oO Inc SJ,6gl,lO0
% cent reserve t'JIObI9 b5rkiJOO
Eic.ss legal
re.erve......... IJg73275 l14208O Dee H2f75
Lo.ps............. 2g,S0l8OO 20 1880
The Government bond market has been firm but en-
trely devoid Of any features of interest. Fisk Hatch
report at4 y. m:
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15

Tie qaoons based cotton running IN qaaV not noe a
half grade above o. below the grade quoted
FLOUR AND MBAOur Flour market the past week has been
high grades Of st. Louis after our last we're forced
freely holders seemed determined 10 realize and TO DO
submitted to large this greatly checked business in like
grades from the time much demora
m subsequently under active aud general demand more
noticeable good and choice Winter Wheat Extras and
and sold freely the home trade and much
prevailed Europe and the West Indies
Of materially We end stock
largely Of the low and medium grades OF Winter Wheat Extras
and good and Spring Wheat brands these have been
disposed OF with difficulty sld irregular prices, though
since Tuesday better noticeable in most grades New
Flour has not offered very freely, bat 6nd i Is
sof for and think it premature 70 o1er ~ little
old by mers would be decided improvement The
absence Of Good Shipping prevented the filing Of
European bu trade 10 this description may be eK
early Our city mlers have d0re fair business IN
brands suited West India trade In Good No. and Suhne we
have business variable pces really Suphne
Choice Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio White
very difficult Of sale boers being reluctant 70
Weld TO prices decline In ST. Louis brands
To-day the market for Flour is quiet; the log grades
and wanted yesterdays prices; medium aud
high grades quiet and prices irregular; Good No and Snpene steady
Al close there better inquiry for the low
with sedness in Family grades; sales Of 1850 bb
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IVISON, BLAKEMAN. TAYLOR & Co,
PUBLISHERS.
1ss AND I4O GRAND-ST, NBwY0RK
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15
ssss1acoo gold balances, s2O5l6, and currency lbaI
ances a. aasIA9. The following were the quotations:

The davis transactions at the u. s. Sub -Treasur
New-York tribune., 1872-07-15


Rye Flour State ana Pennsylyania %g 10
Meal request and hm sales Of $50 b1 We ggote
Com Ma jersey SJ 80 q Com AeaIWesIW 80 43 % S.
Corn Meal esterr. 30 IS Corn Meal Brre.. IS 10
California quiet and heavy at $9Q@ Canadian Flouis
uncertain and tame st S5d SO 75