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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-17

PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH DEEF.
OTTIcI AcTrsa OoNNIssARY or sunarsrrrcsy
WfLLEI'H PDtrT, N, v. H., MAJ 40, isla
Sealed propneaa, In duplicate, will bs received Al
this once until m, juno in tsT9 for furushlnH
the frtsh beet required BY the Subsistenos Depart
msnt United Stats army for oosfa aud msn ~ this
,talon nufna sit mo1th-, commencing July I, is1
lnfoImAion AZ 20 conditions. payments, 1c, can be
OHAR. y. L. u, DAVIS.
myll first lieut. CORPS o. Enginrsrs, 4. Cs.
PRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF. -
.. PtArrsBuRo BAn4.cEs, EY.l
Sealed proposals. In duplicate Of the form furnished
~ the ndsrzEuad, vtl DO received until III HsDAF
the fth Of lune, lisa AZ 10 oolooE, q m for All ths
reah Best required At this Post ffom JAY /, IH7a 10
Deoember 81 lA71, suoh less Tins as the Commits.
eay General may direct Details and rslulremeuta
fuTnished By the underaHned
copy Of tho latter, With this advertlassn t to bs
aItAohod TO each proposal odsred
ms First Lieutenant iiit6 Artillsrg, 4. o.s.
pRoPosALs EoR FIJI, sTATIoNERY AND
DEPOT QuAnrHhMAArEn's OFEIrFl
UHfcA0o, IT,, May ", ls7a. Z
sealsd proposals In dapliests, win b received At
Furnishing such quantities Of Fusl stationery, and
penorminR such Ohy Hauling a. mar be requifcd "
The YlArermAstsrs Depsflnlsut In this city for the
htoAl year ending June %, ls7a.
biAnk form Of proposals, with requircmsuta at.
taohsd, can DO had on application 70 the undsrsGnsd
mJii Capt and As,is.ant ssaer. d. 4. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw.YoRK. Saturday, Aug. g. fs7.

NETWORK, Saturnhy, hue. y, It'll
The city trade in horses has lacked anima-
ton In course OF the week about 10 close The only
feature TO note the arrival OF twenty head Of
carriage bred and reared In the central part OF
NewYork State and OF better quality than the average
Of this kind heretofore offered They mostly 10 we'll
matched pairs, and include Norman, Henry Clay
and Kentucky Hunter stock. Transactions in thelBulrs
Head Market with limited exceptions, were almost en-
tirey confined TO lOwprced draft horses az from O "
Sl65 per head. few spans OF light driving horses wero
bought for the Havana market $1,000 we're PAID Tor tho
best pair, and from $500 10 $50 for the Others
Sales at marts exhibited nothing OF eSpo-
cial interest Messrs Johnston Van Tassol disposed OF
some forty head Of horses Of all kinds at an average OF
$40 per head.
-Four thoroughbred brood mares have been recently
purchased In England for Mr. T. Lortard the average
price per mare being $780,
Chestnut geding Ginger, years old, by War Dance.
dam George Woods by imp Knight Of 81. George was
bought by Col D. ID. Bruce from Mr.. John ~ Clay Ior
5000
The carriage trade remained comparatively duie dur
ing the whole week. Pony phaetons, rockaways, and
such like light vehicles best adapted Tor country use,
were moderate fair demand but the average OF tho
business done limited as s usually the case our
ing the midsummer months, and there was no feature 70
note
import: co''.. British F w s e s'io' EN-
Erports Of Carriage Materials. Porto Rico, l.....''
British West Indies 3pkz. Sl& NewGTanads, u eart. if<
sale OF horses, secondhand vehicles, etc. at Mossrs
Waldron Cookies down town auction mart, Monday,
the 6th inst. at II o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
Bteambcais ano Railroads.
TRAL RAU,ROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

(,ENTRAL RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEf:-
Passenger and Freight Depot Ne York foot Of oy Cen
meets somevle With Soath Branch R. Hampton Janeuon
the Desse Lscsawsnna and Railroads al fps2a sh
me Lehin and Sasqeehanna Divisions and Baton win n
Va hroad and Its connections forming direct nne 70 reus
We ss Wihou change Of cars also 70 Central anu
ALLENTOWN LIMB TO THB WEST.
- . SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing JAY 10, lsT2.-Leays New-York oiovsI
H'o a. m-Wy Train for sonerville and PemlnRtot. -
mFor hastoD. Bethlehem Mspch Chunk, Wikesbsrrs
pttston nahsnoy City MI Carmel HIeOp rankhamoc Towanda
WaVery NC Connects At function with Dell Jsek West X
Allentown Harrisburg and West Connects Somerle for
Femingon Eson Tor Mach Chunk Wkbare Scranton, VIII
Transport. Erie, &c
lO:jo m.-wav Train for somervle
1905 p. m.-Way Train TO- Rason.
mFOr Pennington Ea0n Allentown. Msnch Chunk Mahanoy
City Hneion Wikesbae Scranton, Reading Columbia Lancaster
Ephrss Pottsvie. Harrisburg &c
2Dp m-Ror SOmeryille
32J D. m-For Piainfeld
D. m--Por SomerVile.
iOp m-Por kaston Allentown and Msueh Chunk Connects at
Juncton with Del Lack. West R r.
5. m.-Por Someryile and Remington,
5:30p m.-For Someryile
6p m-EVENING EXPRESS daily for Easton, Bethlehem Allen
town Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati
Z ?. m-For bonneville.
80 p. M Emigrantl-ForE aston.
Q and 1880 p. m.-POr Plainhed :.
For Elizabeth 5:i5 OILS 645 7On 7:l5 Tt5 $50 300 s5
1000 HOO Has l2:O5 l245 loo 200 231 $500
1856 AIS AS 500 rs $50 5 Geo. 6:0 100 $780,
145 800. 900. gas, 1G3O, 1880. 1900 D
Tickets the West be obtained the Office Of the Central Rail-
Of Newery Of Lertyst York; and at the principal
R F. KICKER, Superintendent
H. p BALDWIN General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
gorporatlsn Notices.
NOTICE Is HEREIY GIVEN 10 n

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all par
~ ties interested that the Commissioners chapter $40
OF the Laws Of ll9, will the Chamber Of the Board Of
Aldermen on MONDAf August i2 st4 O'clock to examine
lg ,hs ae, and circumstances g TO the contacts and awards
made by the Mayor &C. Of the City NewYOrk with following
named persons, to wit;
Contract No.
-John o. hatsr'on l2o regulating and grading curb gutter
1872 Jeremh Cromwell 25si block paving from 3dave
- Eist River.
2Oi .chA Green President l2s. paving with Hamar wood
preserved pavement from d 10 6th-ave.
2JlChaS H. Green President, 6tht from lth TO SHAVE
23.. Chas H. President from lith
2O!1. James b. Raymond receiver L. vital Co.. paving with
Seeey concrete pavement thst between UniVeuiypsce
7O2o. james B. raymond receiver L. Vidal Co. paving
steey coaeFete Piyemnt, Howard from Broadway to Mer
crst
wood pavement Robbns's process from Bowey Lew.s.
Ed kerusa hsL curb, gaiteF and tag between 'shAve
9e5. Smith Ncolan Madisnave sewer 10Th 59th-st
ZHoh A. Cunningham 4hre, crlsswaks at 10th aud 3ssts
OoR A. Cunningham lh1t, erosssAk 4haye. from southwest
10 north east
2oI.R Cunningham SaVs crOssvas from l25th l2sthsts
east
.Felr Coleman eet reiug and grading setting curb gut
ter and Tag broadway AID 3thaYe.
22e John Brown 0sve ruaug and grading ara setting curb
sni guersiones ami Tag from Manhattan to ls5ih-st
John H. Brown taye sng ani grazing and setting curb
- gutter, and Tag between ri and lDJth-sts
2Rl Joseph Fckar st remang grading and setting curb
- gutter. and Gag from 5th-are. to Harlem River
Agreement Daulel Afford by james Rlgway attorney st put
ting 10 l2ch uuer direction Of street COmmsOner
-. Michael Gavin. ChIrtou-st. aaggng
Smith GNoonan Moore assignee ll3h, sewers, between
3l.aye. ana Harlem RIVER.
JOSIAH SUTHERLAND.
no66FERG Van WORST, Commissioners
G IT, s. WILLIAMS Clerk.
Aur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
COTTON MARKETS.

ArerrA Aug Cotton im Mdings 49, receipts, bales;
Sae 70 bales.
LovlsvILr, Aug. 3-Coton frmer; Miilings 2Ja2)2c
SAvANSAH 3COlon dull and nothing dongi h1dhng IVc
net receipts bales stock. 1881 bales
csips 10 bales: eIposoattw % bales; stock. Az bales
WILMINGTON Aug 3Cotton quiet; Mddlngs zic exports,
coaSwise, u bales; stock, 3iI bales -
MEMPHIS Aug. 3-Cooh hrm Mdlngs 2la2ic; let receipts
a bales
MOBILE Aug entirely nominal Low MddIng', nominal
receipts, 2 bales stock 1872 bsies
LOUIS, Aug J.-C0tion nominal
CHARLKsroS Aug 3-Coon firms little offering; Mdfhng DC
bales eIpOrtScosst"e Ia bGlesi sales 81 bales
stock SOFA bales . ..
SEwJRLEAs Ang 3Cotton nominal; Low Mddngs l9l dl9e
eIpoftscOaswise IA bales; sales $50 bales stock 1893 bales.
PHIADEPHA Aug 3COon in moderate demsndi shade hgber
Mddlngs 2lc
BosTOS Aug 3COon quiet AMI sedy MdIings 2l!e gross
receipts , bales; sales, 100 bales; stock. 1900 bales
BATisoKR Aug 3Cotton 6m Mdngs 2ic receipts 20
bales; sales 81 balss stock, / ,O14 bales
GALVESTON, Aug 3COou nomna Good Ornny P 12Oci net
receipts 20 bales stock. 81 bales
CINCINNATI, Aug. 3-CottOn hTmer Mddlngs, 2Otc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
.zroKrs Loo ~. ]. lgl. 20 DAIs.


HAY-The very quiet but prcs steady; We quote NeT
shipping at retail lots ~ 3d so Salt nav od
and Glover a. 9 IL straw Is verY ql ana
1pcsu quote u o5 for Long Rye GOa5Oc Tor Sbo5
oLASSRS-Domesc limited omlnd but prices 6n sales
New-OIeaus 03; Fore IN Gull aud nominal
NAVAL STOKESTheIe has been far demand for Spnts Inpen
tine with prices sla-e lower the saeswere 80 bb in shipping
and % bb merchsnabe al Soc closing
al d5 has dull - 6S3 Is for Srne
So Tar inactive aud unchanged City Pitch
OATNEAi-The snd the market teadv; sales
Of 80 bb at 80 IS for City and 20 Tor Common 70 Oloce On
tsuO
bs met the demand promptly notwithstanding the limited arrivals aud
--uci stock declined with little inclination purchase for
the future The prices which for Cut Meats ard the small
them considerable influence on our PORK mar
the checks Inclination 70 purchase Tor
future promise large Of lndaa Corn improves Jay
dealers fee confident that puoes must prevail coming
probable The high
which prevail the West criterion OF the future they
amply The corner 10 the market, and
result uurousiy the Oar stock will be seem
bhs: OF this 534l3 bbs Mess, against
$50 bblS do the pon4g mouth last year Ia Prime
To-day quiet any further
81 for Old Mess; 81 50 for New DO ii FOR Extra
Clear; delivery there limited demand
bis S7d - for PLAIN Mes and spa : u for Extra Mess Beef
but du sales Of b. bb S24 Tor Western
fair demand and FIRM Of 50 Western Smoked
Haas c 0O City Picked Hams 10 bnk Etc and a. boxes
South Ely; sales co boxes CITY Long Clear at 14d1sc for
Eesk small Dressed Hogs quote d5lc
Cit Lard opened lower but closed with ea1ness tho de-
Of l10U ];
tsc Cy, cole Tor Far Prime 9.e for Kettle
Oh color 8c New Western 81 08lc;
there fair demand; Of 1000 August
Sc $40 tea for September al tsG Re8ned is hrmsri ssles Of Nv
t1roK ~ PHoyoys YHox NETWORK yoR THE WyyK Kyntxe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pr Norm Rirtr Ve,',l. ana Ra,Iroaa.


AC0 B. Ashes, IS pkg Cotton % Oaes Copper is bbs Can
PEI $50 eaks Eggs, 0l9 bbs Flour. $40 bbs; Wheat so
bush Corn 1884 bush Oats ~ rs bushi Corn Meal 40 bs
Corn Meal ~ bagsi Leather 9J3 fde FsI bales; spts
Turgelaae 90 bbls Crude TGrpenn l62 bbs Tar
hosn Isyf hb Cut Me 2J3pkga; Lard, 2C4 Butter
L6y pkg Wool 2s bales Chee u sJ pkgsi Talox a pEgs
Peanuts 90 bsh satch 800 boxes Tobacco $50 bbd Tobacco
10y boIes Whsfy tJ7 bb Silver Ore ~ bb speter 30 pe
Sims, n bdls ~ 49,
Receipts OF produce for the week ending Saturday evening Aug
embrace 0lH bones Cheese - 63 ptgs Butter 546 Rggs 40
esies Hops DBs9 bba Flour SO bbs WHISKY 1891 bb Com
Meal 30 bags Corn Meal 2 C2 bush Wheat bush Com
s.i g's eqsh Oats s 6as Rye s9 bush Malt he bags
Stesnn. - -" |V'' ~ FAhs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05

Old Mdior Orleans The total sales Of the cav he
10 600 bale 500 Of which sold amer hs "a M since
market, Tie shipments Of Cotton ron bomoV ~ WV - ~
the last report been 100 bales a. Ian, r,eA.pgea the
LIyEHPooL Aug al m-Coiton closed eSo Sr sIpcr
, Of the dav have II bae including 'VV' '''
speculation II - American securuos closed
unchanged Cheesr SIG per
IvERroot Aug 81 m-Badstur, ere ou 10 T rr for Gun
S,nd CSt Beef 81 per teroe Of for New Prime Mes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
rrponrs rRox .gPr. ]. 1871. 70 DATE

,5eo 34Rl lS5li0 H-'.'l'
PRR-ihe market quiet bat SRA We 9 aoH 999 ~ 40
nd S2O4 81 Y san 1uu ny f''1
~ "a Al up; sales ~ ID a. 1!i Ns =, ,,.A s,esa
Nylcat been distinguishes y hu0u
49, limited arrivals present anu po
nos sho Se In frhis advance IN 90 nave ser
hoIen and have neutralzed tle
rom Liverpool; shippers orders are AZ hn psoN
cn opotaons and hence The quantity taken io e1lot
f,J mi We have bad NIL ug demand me material Su'Ange
inquiry the uniaVorane reports rum ue
the bad condition OF the new CROP sAu c
et rDor,s OF inury 20 the Spng crop ~ he Norm
seadness lnlles nave
unsettled weather OF late u rs spieueDue
v move vsrv disastrous spring the sak nea
there little prospect Of us IecO'ehEi
hed rains al TINS uhe
md ucb of Of Inferior qusy damaged BY the recent %
I1va portion Of Illinois, where tpe harvest OF.
Sr-irg ron has commenced the result Is 20 lar fansp
OF has been exposed 10 the wei
We expected fortnight Our alyces from Europe We par NeA
favorable hitherto received yI1 u
iu the season lne quantity OF Nt
bushels and the stocks ~ i1e LAKE
pors have been greatly reduced curing the month Of July Inc
miller, are without stocks moment IooF tn " neat M
lei opeped Quiet stronger especially Tor Nptsri blts
b,d Hes and Is held hRheri he naI4et
closes strong Spring and better for WINTER he s az
and 81 for r. glari ~ 'Od Fl - Tor
Red WeSern. g7 White Michigan ~ "a for Ambr do
so for New Amber DO barley J. uul
fair demand SUD hrn sales OF '-v
hnsb Al Is State 8 5Q 81 ~ for Canadian and
the higher prices sskel ceck ous
ness the bush, New Ohio Mixed al 4Zo IN store ana
ttc afoat; White 43Gc Western Mixed az 4S in store ana
49, & for Mixed a1Oat ana
WHIT Pancy Al quiet Corn less ace the hmne Of
holders the e1po the trade not buying very freely
the sales Mi1e aud UDsOuud al 81 dblc and steamer az
s2d6c Mixed l6ic closing at o. eterh ne AZ
s8d7Oc Yellow o.. G6 and U bush Mixed oI sep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
D FE0ylnoy. 30 sEw.IoEE EoR IAE VIE EsDNs
sl IN 'a' no iaoo59 log3los aiiQ @o8l7l .3a9a,o

IN m 85 10 4200j9 l3oy3lo6 slio s5os17l ,eq4o
Sane ss ~ ''' '''''
2329l 57s'a4o 6c8o4N n5lO5 33272Oo8 2s4s8Gs
'iuizlt lots generally quoted at ll.c, but small lois
stunabe a. Rt-i Shipping Crude nominal al l6la6lc. te
teek quotation for Spot - % both roads Baspess
m keaned continues on limited scale and the wes Al "a
ic for trst half August Z2ic half Do Nnltbs MA
tr a. 4Gl5c bot quiet Gaze Oh steady a29e In Pbsd
hall the n0uth - ~ " '
Richie eensnd IS r and prices very fr sales Of 275
a Base '~' ~ - w. N@'oNH@
marki for Goat has been quiet but prices steady
~ ~ heAcan receipts 56 b,cs Metcan, 4J9 bales
nfoa ana bales Coru Christi Deer good steady
'-s wv % LagaayTa 100 70 Sa 1000 Central Amer
IL bales Southern. We lu0te.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
UnnIlHg.

GL0TE g. JAMES. STATIONERS, PRINT
- Frs AMI BLAEK.BOOK MANUFACTURERS No. " Futons.
BLANKBOOKs made to any pattern. Orders solicited
WIN EYERDELLs SONS, 104 FultOn-st.-
w LITHOGRAPHlC, STAN JOB PRINTERS snd LABEL
MANUFACTURERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN Markets
LssDes Ang 5- 30 mCOnsSs opened At va for money snd
~ I the seooant H. FysTweBtJ bonds l02s gl l9s Oil
III loo'f. 81 Territories, 8gl 49,
fsAsLSoH Asg a. @Uad States F1eTwsuty bonds opened
rAsis AAe "a n Rsntes opened at ST. lie
tsf0eL Aps 3ll H-C0.Sn opened arni hddIIs Upl,aas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05

SUGARS-Raus In good market verv f
81 M Pair 70 Prime Refining hhds Cuba Al g rs ma
100 bids $50 hhds aud rs hhds Tens on r,y,
kehne1 steady aud IN fair request quote al 2i
50 hh6s City stgte ~" "S@'' ''' VI
WHISKY easier and dull sales Of 100 bblG us2ie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
Chances tor business Hlen.

IMPORTANT TO STOVE MANUFACTURE
s9S-he proprietor Of valubs invention lately patented th
Dhd States ana Great Bnaa desires to sell the Patent or stat
gl beng able to attend oa to ne English patent W. T., DO
1884, Boston, care ofJoHN SULLIVAN, ESQ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
SOUTH ERN RAILROAD

NEW-JERSEG SO u L HERN RAlLhOAD
~ TiNF-gor Long BRANCH and STATIONS on NkN-Jbh-
shy SOUTHERN RAILROAD. It's BRANCHES aud CONNECTIONS
steamers connecting with trains at Sandy HOOK leave Fef 20 N0ih
River, Is follows; 49, r-,.--p-
pi MOUTH ROCK Gas q. m, through TO Delaware BAY
1ESsE HOYF. g:i0 a. H., Wareown. via Toms River .
PLYMOUTH ROCK. EXPRESS to Long Branch through 70
jFssF HOYT 4.g5 D. m wAY-TRAlN 20 Long Branch ONLY
Tie o. $50 connect lor HE'D Bank and Toe Two A'sfO
Port Monmouth.
An trains stop ~ Long Branch
EXCURSION TICKETS 10 SANDY HOOK snd return good o n Oh
The above trips o boats 81. -, ,,.n---,.
p FINCH Agent. Pier Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
DEPARTMENT OF Cry woESs,

Cib Hall, Brooklyn, Juis %, 1872,
PROPOSALS are solicited for furnishing to
the Department Of CITY WGk tue City Of Brooklyn two thou
sand l2j00) uns Of COBBLE STONs
Proposals viii state the quir Of Stone and price per un delivered
AZ such points the front OF the City Of Brooklyn the Bn
rect: the not less than four inches or more than
sir inches surface dam-er with good depth OF bel.
will be purchased no proposals be approved by
the Engineer quar and price and delivery g be
sol! jet Inspection. LORlN PALMER, President
Ii. L. NORTuUP Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
NEW YORK MIDLAND RAlLWAY-NEW
NrrW-NnRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD -Commenclne MONDAY JUNE -, lS"
Tnr,urI trains will leave Grand Central Depot go
Chicago AMI Montreal Exnress WIN ut'"ug toom CARS
through TO Wateuown and Rochester.
900 H. Special Express with drawing ears Tor Saratoga ana
n. Abars.
lo:Co NJ Special Chicago Express with drawngoom ears to Buffalo
and Niagara Falls
HOO A. IN. Northern and Western Express.
3 ~ Special DEawg Train Tor Saratoga arnVng al ViO
AGO D. NJ Montreal Express with sleepngear' from NewiorE to st.
GOO H. ETpress daily with sleeping for watertowu, ogdens
burg, and C1nandagua
500 n m Pacific Express with seepngoars for Rochester Buffalo
asi Niagara Pals; also Tor Chicago via both L. = aud NJ T.
Railroads. This train SUNDAYS
n 100 D. NJ Express with seeuingcars for Troy and ALBANY
49, = e. H.. KENDklCk, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05

n...., 4. ,,. an American bark, hence to Msr'ee,
20 S0 bhs Crsde hths At b. o 90 MI. Petroleum
nov Al Boston frOn PHI adelPia :" A''"e'P' WIZ
AND MRAI-we have had quite 50 active eheeT'e s
buOysn POaT market me % e t BRUSH Prov noes Prices Of
sda. IA ,s uproyed especially Minnesota hlNSS, ~ tsc
very sciiye dsTsoa arr S ue higher at close Choice Ola
~ , ~. scsree have been IN osk asnaIo AU Nc
20 material rOehSa - oar Beng TOO soi for general use Good
becn IN active request anu ~
resdy @ At much sgh S Pa & we boa no STOCK end 90
hrs season Flour passed through the sust The
iS MS in sibls OH Sonr IN the
shsspce Of Good SQpng hHaS mas Ie,, limited for some
Fsropsu orders this trade hkey 70 oagIo he pntv until
,s.t balf Of Septen her, meanwhile all the on IN
ec1uty is be exhausted Our city mets S, The ey
U.s.. "a re ek sre 81 Az hh 260j bbE Ne" FANNY DIX
As have slowly 80 3od - 4Othe t'eI an ,hrS not
he arrvsse light and most kinds under 81 are
sctve-the fresh ground shipping hhuss
Choice Extras scarce aud nghe Az le e h
h stronger grades the sbSeroe good "oi'nen'
ness sales Of 9 GO bblS We quote: a. ooass IL
Sour bD ....s4 6OGs5 90 Ohio Ind III sup - SV"7' "
No ..,......... 3 Tud 10 Ono Round hoop, BIZ 80 , N
$50 va Aiggos,; ass -
Stsss tEIrs orsual... syG Isl Ohio III TRADE Sroa -
S.s I so',n s0 ~, S 10 " 6S,o Ind ard 80 90
SOG 10 " Do1ee hisIa 90 S son
Wheat KTTss.. o56 Lou, Double 81, 1s$ 70 IS
EI,s A@Ss, oa'IoA s,a On spssss brands coS =
Southern Flour 6rmer though quiet The supply o. An bs
AT the the market is hrn Wth goos inquiry
Ale, and ,,.oueowp MrdtO Good SUP Sc Gg 50
Ri GleT ana tieogetown and Family .SSg -
Richmond Country, Superdne ON so
Richmond CouhIS, Extra '''''''''' S59 975
psisS 6aS c%;I brands SO s5s
HagerstOvB vicin.tV kIas..' Az. mot.
Rye sirong and quite active; s Of sou DOS C
Rys Flour s,sie aHc Observation-Disclosures; 30G 90
& nil active and stronger; sales Of 90 bbls We quote
50 Is - 90 Con MeaLwesIW. 80 80 ass %
Cop Me- " estsrr 20 q 30 Corn deal Brre - a ~
Csnsd A. POur dan 50 SSss o. California Flour 'ui Z"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-05
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD,

NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Water Gap srouburg Scranton
BingbamOn Syracuse WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Depos Of BaTcayst and foot Of ChrSoDber
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY. JAY 1879.
8l0 m. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Boonop Branch.
directly through from NwYo Oswego without. change Of
and with L. and B. r. r for Kingston, Wkesbaue Pits
&C.
Els EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting at Denve With Boon
Branch Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo with Sussex X
AndOVer and Newton at Washington with the D. L. and W. X
Gap Strouburg Great Bend Bnghamton
ONego Phpbug with Lgh and SuSqehanns and
Lehieh VALLEY r. r. for all points those roads
1900 PHILLPsBURG EXPRESS stops az Newark Madison,
hostoEn intermediate stations Waterloo with SUSSEX
Railroad Phil psbug Bel Del r. r. for Belyiere aud Lehgh
and Susquehsnna r. r. Legh Valley r. for Bethlehem Allen
Msuch Chunk. Wilkebarre, Reading and Harrlbng
40 D. m. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Paterson and
BOonon directly through 10 Scranton and Bghamtn without
change stopping principal stations Connecting at Dover with
Chester r. r.. snd at Waterloo with Sussex r. Il.
30P PilILLPSBURG EXPRESS connects Al Dover with Ches
ter r. at Waterloo with r. r. and st Phpsburg with Lee
high ana Susquehnna r. r. and Lehgh Valley K L. for Behhen,
AientoSB. Reading. Harrisburg, and the West .
EXPRESS connects With Chester X K,
ami win SUSSEX r. r. for Andove Newton, and Franklin
$50 D. N. DOVER EXPRESS.
For M0RRSTOwS. 7.l5. s:lO. lOO 1880 23O $40 $40
$50, and :. u.
4:J0 5:20, f:O 100 aud &3l m.
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE 75 30 9:l0 90 iD:lO
and 1880 llO $780, $50, 49, $50 $40 6OO 1900 $780, 9l5
For NEWARK at IT'S 1880 $50 $50 elO go .Io:lO 1870
Hoo H. clio, '23O 500 $40 $50 s420,
$50 $40 600 *61O 800 $500 $780, sl5 and z0
Trains marked stop at East Newark.
a5j, and 1880 anu 200 3:2O 4:iO $500 $50 and so
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKBT.-AUaI3
CatReeept lG3 beadi rather quet seadv q.
&c p for COOL HogsRecep 1854 market dull and
lower sales during the forenoon - 25Gs 70 for
close - 4a - 50 the prices oDanabe prime
lots sheepRecep;s, 26. market quiet prices unchanged
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THE COUPONS OF the BONDS OF GREENE
Il COUNTY MISSOURI. maturing August L. VII " p"a On ssa
after that date Al the National Park Bank, New,foiG
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NOR RONDOUT, landing at COzzens, COm-
DFOpI IFS LINE FOR ALBANY.

DEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY.
aud magnificent river steamers N M NohL
The ST. JOHN DREW, and DEAN kiCHMONB -
One Of the above will eayc Pier NO 81, NORM RIVER; WY
spoon SUNDAYS excepted o'clock arriving st ALBANi IN time
% connect viul railroad trains West North and last .
RETURNING, eaYe ue ste2u boat anllS on Ae a'a '0
inz trains ION the West. korh ard Ent 500 . ~ IL
Through obsned At the Once on TIE MhaH ~ ou
gi4 Boadway No Cour Brooklyn Baggage checked
10 4. les, Freight RECEIVED g9 ih hoVl q departure
V,HE splendid Steamer EASTERN QUEEN
Tor IEWES Del connecting with Junction and BeaAsa,et ia,
rI vii leave yes,ys Per Mondays Wednesdays and fraA' "
.. m. For frryh, aHi passage app'y on board
COR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusa-
tonic and Nangstuek Railroads Fave 81 Steamers eA'e
Catherine slp Al u and u night suniavs e1eepedL
NOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c:-fare,
II 25 Stelme PeckShp for Nesiaen al ''Io anu II
ronuertng W the railroad
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I'VE
Corn and sales OF ~ 98ls We
conMea Jener 90 Corr Meal WesIW - ~ as 30
com Meal esterr. 30 Corn Neal brre' - a.
CsB1S a. Pu Is du at s8 o. California Flour au 81